South Side Messenger 19100826

              Auto Lal^o be Enforced Sept 1  ^^^^B House Burned at Merrick
Lynbrook's Incorporation Legal
SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER
OFFICIAL  PAPER. NASSAU  COUNTY
Vol 3, Numbw 6
£ 017 Friday
FREEPORT ANO BELLMORE, N. Y., FRIDAY. AVQ. 26. 1910
18 Paget
^1.00 Yeariy, Sihfle Copy S Cents
IA Great Day (or Long| Island
Merrick
Services at the Church of the  Re-1 deemer Sanday,   the fourteenth  after j
ion   at   the   early   service.    Morning!
prayer and sermon at the second   serv- j
ice.    The Sunday School  meets in the j
Parish House at 10 a. m.    Lesson sub- j
jects, "The Crucifixion."   The  Boys'j
Brigade under Capt. Lawson   meets in i
the Parish House on  Wednesdays at 2
p. m.    The Junior Auxiliary   meets in  .,,,_,   ^   ,      ..v    *        x u       r
the  Parish   Houae on Wednesdays  at | If'a"^-. /^at day  the foiir  tubes of
Freeport
Single copies of the Messenger can j j be secured at Greenblatt's news store i on Railroad avenue.
nels—Long bland Villages Can
Help to Make Historic
a Great Event
Thursday,   September 8, will mark a The yuni"or Auxiliary   lileets'in I ?«,«' fPO';!jJ" ^^f development of Long
! School Opening. Just the right time j for mothers to think about buying j clothes for their children. We are i running a special sale commencing Fri¬ day, AugJst 26, unti] after school opens. It will be to your advantage to call on these sale days. Double stamps will be given to all visitors up¬ on making a purchase of 50c or more, iiaracah's Dept. Store, 65 S. Main St
jBig L. I. Express Sheds
Bum at Long Island
City Saturday
Heavy Damages by Blaze in Yards
of the Long Island Railroad Co.
Trains of Cars Pulled to Safety
While Hremen Fight the
Sweepmg Flames.
Bellmore
Single copies of the Messenger can be had at William Wolfe's drug store and from Anderson Bloomer, news¬ dealer, at 5 cents per copy. tf
John G. Deubert returned from his trip last Friday. Mr. Deubert attend¬ ed the State Odd Fellows' convention at Binghampton, N. Y.
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Rev.   H.   M.    Richard    of
A spectacular fire occurred in the ex- 2t I press sheds of the  Long laland Rail- i road,   near  the Long laland City  ter- Centre ! minal, at 9:15 Saturday night and de-
2:30 p. m. A cordial invitation is ex-1 ^^^^} ;r'*^ ^''''=*' ^^f Pennsylvania Rail- tended to all to attend the services of , road Company has fastened Long Island this church i ^ continent will  be
  i opened for traffic, and all points in this
An alarm of fire on Saturday   after-1 detached  sectiop  of NewYork  State .u       , •.   * »u      .       .. .u       .-r ,  . u    r
noon at 2-15 called the firemen to the will be brought aome twenty minutes | Moriches, will occupy the pulpit of the j stroyed more than $(5,000 worth of home of Paul Kotz just   off of  Camp nearer to the metropolis.    Think what | M.   E.   Church in place of his  father, , property,
Ave north and near Merrick Ave this means, these minutes saved each j Rev. W. A. Richard, pastor, Sunday, i The long, low express buildings are The" houae was burned to the ground^i^ay to the traveling public! Think; j • oveTa^o^^f the Lone la- '^°""^^*^'' ^'**' the railroad terminal only a few  articles of furniture  being  what the shortening of his daily travel, i      ^Ke «       j in Long Island City and extend aeveral
' ^  by, say, forty minutes in the aggregate ; '^"'^ ^°^^ '^ ^"^   °"'   trotter Amboy,
will imply to the commuter who passes i "°* «« '»^"y ^/f" .^8° ^^^novirn   to  all and  from  Manhattan six days  out! frequenters of the Is and tracks.    Am-
I Mias Mabel Soper haa returned home I after a visit with friends at East Rock¬ away.
I Last Monday the Bellmore Junior ' Baseball team defeated the team from : the Camp grounda, by the acore of 11 I to 1. They played them again to-day, [Friday, at Merrick. Saturday they i play the Rooaevelt team on the local ball grounds.
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rescued.    The origin of the   fire is un¬ known, probably being due to a defect¬ ive chimney.    Mrs. Kotz   waa visiting , a/t a neighbors   for a few  minutes,   no  o'^®^e" •
one being in the house,   and   her  four'  . Lo"«  Island  is not   exempt   from
children olavim? with a iwinir  nearbv  Ithe   laws   that govern the progress  of  fT" *^^ °''""'" °"® ^y®,  "f'"^   5'"" cniioren piaying Wltn a swing  nearoy, „„,v,r.^,„;f;..=     tk»  «,.of  «f , He   wasn't   much to look at,   and wai
i  she discov-  all  rural  commumties.    The first of n„.„„«ii   .    ' „   t„„,„.
boy was foaled at   Hempstead,  on the farm of the  late   Richard   Ingraham,
' hundred feet into the yards.    They are , used to take care of the  express goods that are unloaded from the ears.    Sev¬ eral   lines  of  track   run  close  to the
when upon returning home
ered flames bursting  from   the   attic.
The hojuse and furniture were insured.
The Rev. F. M. Townley is in charge at Trinity, New York,   during the last
these laws is that there is no progres¬ sion without transit Generations ago such progress as Long Island could make was achieved through the post road over which rolled the coach or the
was sold to "Al" Cornwell, a well known horseman, for $29. Cornwell found the horse could "go some" and developed his speed until the maximum was reached.    Amboy   had   a   number of
Archdeacon    Duffield, of Diocese  of Nassau    County    will   preach  at St. Matthias' Colored Church   Sunday  af- ,   ,        , ^, £,, J    -...J,   -  .^  ternon at 3 o'clock.    The collection will
sheds, and these were filled with freight; ^^ f„, ^j^ ^j ^^e diocese miaaions. and pasaenger cara.    On the north side ;
Smithville South
The annual meeting of the Indepen¬ dent Willing Workers will be held at the residence of Mrs. Samuel Arkles, Beltagh Ave., on Thursday, Septem¬ ber 1. All members are urged to be present.
John Hoch of New York City 'in spending a six weeks' vacation ^here with Mr. and Mrs. Emil Decker.
The S. S. A. C. will hold their last dance and picnic of the season in Kraft'a Grove Auguat 30th;don't'mi88 it
two weeks in August, preachingjn OW I farm  wagon,  or  by  the water routes | Z^'^^^oTsLt^ %'£uy^ 7""^-^^ ^ *^« '^^'-
i old   he   was  sold to "Ben"
were a number of passenger coaches, a i pay car, a hoapital car filled with' emergency appliancea, and Vlce-Pres. j McCrea'a luxurious private car. Two ; rowa of freight cars, some of them I partly filled, stood on the south side of J
Mrs. Fred Wittermore and children of BrookIjjn spent Sunday with rela¬ tives in the village.
He will' of   the  Sound  and  the Ocean.    The
he grew Smith of
Trinity on the 2l8t and 28th
preach in the Church of the ZRedeemer I ratlroad inaugurated a new era, but the | Fr"eenort"7or"Tl00    llow  t^uch" hZ ' *^'*'
here on the first Sunday in September,   full measure of the railroad's influence ; J^Te^P^fo l^r   naid   is   no^ known i ^^'
  ! kno ...^i-....i-v^.>ov. ..>o/.v,A^   „-..A ™:ii -„*•! preaent   owner   paia   is   not   Known, i ,.u„
knows
has not yet been reached, and will not i ^^^^J"^   ^^"e'"   P^, The fair of the  firemen  of Merrick i be reached until these steel  tubes re-I y°"^®''.°^ 7® P^^V'®'" ^,
Hook and Ladder   Company No. 1 will! move forever the barrier of the East ('« ^^^"^"^^ ^^^ "'","   ''^^'   *^«   ''^''^
be   held in the   hall  on  Tueaday   and | River.    Then will come the  period pf; craclc trotter Amboy .—Ji,agle.
Wednesday   of next week,   afternoon i real  rapid  transit when the delay and j     Following ia the list   of   unclaimed
and  evening.    If you have neglected | inconvenience of the ferry will be elim-1 letters at the Freeport Poat Office:
up to this reading to make any contri- i inated, and when a man may ride from
bution  to the  success   of the   event, \ Montauk to the very heart of the city,
there is  still   opportunity.    The   fair j without changing cars.
will be the rendezvous for all Merrick. I     The tunnels, by reducing the running
Meet me at the fair.    Capt.   David V. i time of all trains, will first of all prove
W. Lawson is the member of the com-1 of immense convenience to the perma-
mittee appointed to receive  all contri- i nent residents of Long Island.    In the
butiona. ' second place, they will increase the com-
   j fort and enjoyment of the  large sum-
The offering at  the   Church of the '• mer population upon which ao much of
Redeemer  next Sunday   will be in the ! the  laland's   proaperity  dependa.    In
A  number  of local   citizens    have
formed and incorporated the Bellmore-
The  fire broke out in   the extreme I derrick Water Company, with  Frank
eastern   end   of   the   freight    sheds. ! L- Hack as president Char es L.   Rus-
ile nothing definite is known  asto|««ll  ^"=«  president   and A.   Palermo
,.   , ,    ! the cause, it is supposed   that it   was | secretary.    'The company seeks a fran-
that he , jjyg jg spontaneous combustion among ! ch'se to establish a water district in
some of the inflammable stuff about the i *"'8 village  and  Merrick.     Petitions
interest of the Church Charity Founda- ¦ the third place, they will stimulate to tion. This is an institution located in : an unprecented degree the building of Brooklyn at Atlantic and Albany ave- i suburban centers and the sale of farm- nues and consists of a hospital, old i ing land for the purpose of the summer ladies home and orphanage. It is sup-1 resident who is under no obligation to ported by the contributions from the i keep within the zone of eaay commutaj Diocese of Long Island with some help ! tion. To predict these consequences from the city, we believe. The pariah ' from the opening of the tubea to regu- here ia uaually liberal in its gifts, for , lar service is not fantasy. It ia not one reaaon, undoubtedly, feeling that; even an excess of optimism. It is so- in case of need it could make uae of | her deduction based upon what we know the C. C. F. according  to its capacity, i of the influence exerted by modernized
The offering last year was $106.
In the finals ^t the Merrick tennis courts on Saturday Mrs. F. M. Town- ley and J. R,   Moore,   jr.,   beat   Miaa
tranait methods upon  other  rural  and i suburban communities. j
The  people  of  Long  Island  should and, we think, will recognize  by  con-, certed   and   formal  action the   signifi-
Ruth   Kent   and C. Welling   and   are  cai^ce of Thursday, Sepember 8.    Long therefore the champions for the year,     ^^la^^  City.   Jamaica and   Richmond
Hill are already preparing to celebrate
Miss   Aline  Haines Returned    last^^^^  occaaion.    It  maybe poaaible   to
week   from a six   weeks' stay   in the  f ^"^f^        u.t ?""'",^ of an official
White Mountains. train   through the tunnels and   the  re-
  ception  of  that  train at the more im-
Domestic Bonds, Miss Mildred. Bracken. Miss Anna. Byrne, Mrs. William. Blanche, Miss Florence. Bishop, Mr. George. Clark, T. B. Durke, C. D. Fletcher. Mrs. Edward F. Fenner. Henry W. Fountain. Miss Dora B.   (3) Gedmey, Mr. Herbert. Green, Will 0.
Johnson, Mra.  (59 Peson St). Kelduff, A. A. Kerrigan, George. Kennedy. A. J. MacGillway, A. H. McCabe, Thomas. Murphy. John J. McMahon, Misa Lillian. Ness, Mr. Chas. J. Pavilizik, Mias Anna. Porterfield, Mr. G. A. Press, V. 0. Ostrander, Mrs. S. E. O'Malley. Frank. Lunatall, Mrs. E.
Foreign. Francesco Coffarelli di Angelo. Lieppi, Carlo.  (2)
August 2!0,1910.
! place.
I A considerable wind was blowing I and fanned the blaze in the direction of the railroad station. It ran rapidly through the whole length of the ex¬ press sheds, and soon set fire to the double line of freight cars standing on the adjoining tracks. The paasenger cars on the north side caught fire a lit¬ tle later.
It was soon evWent that unless promptly checked, the fire would sweep through the terminal .building, which was filled with smoke, and threatened •by burning cindera.
The Long Island Railroad employes have been trained as fire fighters, and it did not take them long to get several streams of water playing on the flames. They directed   their efforts to cutting , to go again  when  they have  the next
have been in circulation and a  number of signers obtained.
Some of the old-time residents who have not become enthused over the pro¬ ject, fear, it is said, that a tax for fire hydrants will be imposed and they are against such a tax. The company promoters argue that if a fire district should be created—and they are not denying that such a course would be in line with formation of the water dia¬ trict—the reduction in inaurance rates would more than offset the tax im¬ posed. --Eagle.
The Bellmore Pleasure Club held their outing to High Hill Beach last Saturday and had a large crowd. Ev¬ eryone had a good time and all promise
off the progress of the fire toward the terminal and in this they were success¬ ful.
Three fire alarms were sent in in quick succession. Meanwhile Engin¬ eer   Metzer   and     Conductor    Brady
one, which will be as soon aa the moon permits
their   quick work   saved it from than a bad scorching.
Engineer  Fordham got   another en-
Dr.    Wm.     Morrison   of Richmond  Sine going, and also hauled out a num-
,    ,   _. ,,^   ,        ,,     , Hill will preach in the Baptist   Church i ber °f'''az'n« cars.    All   the  burning
Miaa   Mary Kent apent three   weeks i Portant stations of the Long Island sya-, gunday   morning;   Sunday   School  at  ^ars  were hauled toward Vernon   ave-
fh Vior aictar   Miaa    ttiiia    mV,^ ;= Jr. i tom.    But if HO spocial aorvicc bc   ar-; 2-30 p. rn. ; Christian Endeavor 7-15     j nue, and it didn't take the firemen long
ranged  it  ahould  still be  possible  to :    '       '     ' '       .     _  '    ¦    : to overcome the flamea once they could
make the arrival  of  the  first  regular:     William   W.   Patterson,   jr.,   better  get at the cars from all sides.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church will meet at the home of Mrs.   Grim,   St   Mark's   Ave.,  next
backed a switch engine   down  against | Thursday, September 1, at   2:30 p. m.
the string of blazing cars   and  started j All members and frienda are requeated
to haul them farther out into the yard, i to be preaent.
where a fire company   was   waiting to I "~
turn   the hose on  them.    One of the I    Last  Wednesday,   being   clear   and
firat   ones which they got   hold of was | warm, was an ideal day for the  fourth
Vice-Pres. McCrea'a   private car,   and 1 annual outing for the 2nd District  Re
with her sister, Mias Julia, who is in charge ol' the aummer home of the Church of the Transfiguration near Peekskill, N. Y.
publican Club of the ToWn of Hemp¬ stead to High Beach. The members and friends of this organization turned out atrong that day to attend. The meeting place was at Deubert's Hotel, from which place they marched to the dock headed by the Jamaica Band, which also furnished ejccellent music at the beach  for dancing.    Handsome
Andther Smithville South invention is an adjustable lamp and gas bracket which waa invented by Ansel P. Smith, a blacksmith here in the Menendez carriage factory. Mr. Smith received a 7 years' patent from the patent offlce at Waahington last week. uf»^
Mike says just wait; I'll tie him all right
The next regular meeting of the S. S. A. C. will be held in the club houae next Friday, September 2.
John M. Schneider is having a new cellar built under his house at Sykes Point; James Molloy and Robert Frisch have the contract.
Louia Ferrari, the local barber, and Miss G. LaFaurette. of Hicksville, won the marathon dance at Hicksville, August 22nd, given by the Hicksville Fire Department. There were 73 'couples in the contest at the start and 70 finished; time of the dance; 45 minutes; Ferrari and Miss Faui-ette winning by 3 laps; prize, $5.00.
Mrs. Charles A. Wood and family and Mrs. R. S. Kilpatrick of Corona spent a few days vacation at Nassau- by-the-Sea thia week.
Fred Menendez will exhibit a large number of carriagea, etc., at the South Side fair next month at Islip.
The outing given by the Ladies' Auxiliary. August 24th, was a big auc¬ cess, having 97 passengers to High Hill Beach.
Nothing Serious, by Matt. A  junkman   traveling  through
this
village laat Saturday was having the time of his life, stealing a load of stuff from the barn of Wm. F. Kraft, when suddenly Deputy Sheriffs Hack, John¬ son and Wood had him by the neck; he. left the goods and went out of town; a good job.
Willie Devers, the famous trick bi¬ cycle rider and mail carrier, was en¬ deavoring to ahow a new one, riding with no handle bara last week; he landed in Mr, Ahearn'a barn headfirst; very amusing, for the spectators.
George Regan's turnip patch was growing a little too fast, so he engaged his neighbor, F. M. Wood to roll them down. But he didn't mean to at that He simply caught his toe while chas¬ ing Old Pip, his favorite horse; a blunder.
express trains an occasion for cere- known as Harry, formerly of this The number of cars totally destroyed I badges were used aa tickets, a member monies that will adequately expreaa , place and now of Gary, Indiana, and i waa twelve. This included six day paying $1 received the badge, trans- the sentiment involved in the birth of Miaa Bertea A. Dustman of Fort: passenger coaches, the hoapital car' Portation to and from the beach ^Iso the Greater Long Island. There will Wayne, Indiana, were married in Chi- with medical appliancea, the pay car jone of "Bob's" famoua dinners at the be an event of hiatoric moment, and cago Monday, Auguat 15. The couple and a number of partly filled freight i hotel. The .success of the affair was the people of the Island can well afford i spent a short honeymoon in Michigan : cars. Something like thirty passen-1 shown by the large number who at- to  meet  the   train   that  comes   from   and   are now residing at Gary,    where  gar   cars were damaged.    All   the ex-   tended and all voted that they had had
  Thirty-fourth street, Manhattan,   with i Mr.   Patterson   is  engaged   in a large ; press matter piled up outside the sheds | a pleasant time.
Miss  Margaret M. Reele-has   been   Pa^^engers who for the first time have ste^l works. was destroyed.    Many trunks that had ; 	
visiting her  slater    Mrs.  Clarkson of '''sP^"sed with the agency of the ferry- ^   ! accumulate   in   connection    with  the!     High Hill Beach last Saturday night
Kirkwood Ave        ' boat.    The Eagle is doing what it can '    Robret, son of Mr. and Mrs. William ; large amount of summer resort  traffic ' was the scene of much activity.   With
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Spear are spend¬ ing a vacation in Maine.
Mrs. Harvey of Baltimore is a visit¬ or at the home of her son, C. D. Har¬ vey.
  to encourage  Long  Island's  develop-1 Anderaon, died Sunday of an  infantile i were burned
,,    Birdh   &   Stout,   carpenters,    have! ment.    It will take account of the new : trouble,   aged  5   months,    11    days.' promised   Mr.   Bayard JoneS.  who is  condition ushered  in  on September 8  Funeral  ^rvices were held   Tuesday      At a meeting of Secretary of  State ! the private  boats and cottages nearly Tiow o»4|pying the Kenny  farm  house  by issuing one of the best apecial num-  aftemoon, Rev. 0. _y.  Werner,   pastor Koenig and several prominent automo- i four hundred    people    were   on    the
i moonlight sails   from   Nassau-by-the- I Sea, Wantagh and this village beside
that he may move into his new home ' bers it has ever publiahed;and it hopes jof the Lutheran  Church,   officiating; i bile men of New York City, it was de- which is the old school   house on New-! that what  is  recognized  in Brooklyn ' interment at Greenfield Cemetery. ' termined to place the  Callan  automo-
bridge road,   Bellmore,   altered to suit j as significant of an  extraordinary  fu-j   I bile law into effect at midnight on Au-
Mr. and Mrs. Jones' artistic  ideas, on j ture will  also obtain  recognition September   15th. • It is reported   that I those neighborhoods to which that  fu-
Mr.- W. J. Kenny intends   opening the old farm house for his own reaidence.
Miss   Catherine   McCord  and  Mias Violet Ironmonger   conducted   a cake'
ture    more Eagle.
particularly    belongs.-
At the meeting of the general com¬ mittee for the parade, carnival and and candy sale in the Parish House on tournament by the fire Department, Wednesday afternoon, intending to de-' Wednesday evening, the line of march vote were bumed
Next Sunday, Aug. 28, Rev. R. B. ! gust 81. At first it was intended to Clark of New York City is to preach in i enforce the new law atfer August 1, the Presbyterian Church. but because of numberless troubles and
[   delays fifteen  days   of    grace    were
A rally and introductory service will! fanned.    Even this, however   proved 'be held  in Bethel A. M. E.  church, i *« K'^/'"«"'«^j?''*™^'^"tth* ^f^^ Henry street. Rev. Wm. Edwards, pas-: f enforcement has been fixed for  the tor, Sunday, AugTist 28, with exerciaes 1'"JL""i®-       ,      j,      .,,    „      ,. as follows:    10:30 a. m., pliiifle   serv- ¦¦    ^he Callan law deals with all restric-
beach.
Well, we told you so. The Windsors invaded our quiet town laat Sunday, and with a couple of imported players from Jersey tried to scalp the local nine for the aecond time this season, but when they departed they only had one little spear oi hair being utterly routed out by the score of 11 to 2. On their previous trip here they wjalked away with the locals by the score of 10 to 2, so it can  be  seen  Bellmore just
The sent the  comedy  drama, "The Little ;     Form on Ocean   Ave.,   right of line'p"'/',™**'"'''*''^'   *1*":'V^  "'f'^ ^ each  year
Duchess,"   at   the   Sigmond . Opera resting on   Brooklyn   Ave.,   south to i „°;vJjffi,,„ y!I:i'h„ ;?!»;=""!.^e^^^^^
. „ . ,   south to
Houae this Friday evening for {he ben- South Side Ave., east to Grove St, efit of the baseball team of Freeport < north to Merrick Road, east to Main Council, No. 57, Jr. O. U. A. M. Re- St, north to Lena Ave., west to Wal- served tickets may be procured at box ; lace St, south to Brooklyn Ave., west oflfice, Johnston's or Smith & Bedell's j to Long Beach Ave., south to Merrick drug stores, or from members of the | Road, west to Bayview Ave., counter- committee, namely: Samuel T. Ray-1 march to Bergen Place, north to New nor, Frank S. Snedeker, Henry S. Starr' Boulevard under arch, east to Grove and Stephen P. Pettit • St, disband.
mony meeting, led by the sisters; 8:00 I   , ., _,,. .... .
p. m.. Women's Dollar Rally,   sermon 9^ ^^ <="•    ^^'^ ^l"*? '« *? ¦?« "^f* by Rev. Joseph Stiles. Presiding Elder.   '" ,*^«  '""P™^«'"«"* °f ^"^ through- To   be continued in a Week of Prayer' «"*  ^^ «*«*« ^"'^  « 8^«*«'' and    Thanksgiving.     Conducted     by
Revs. M. A. Bradley, Jbsiah E. Pater¬ son, C. J. Lawton. J. N. Proctor. A. W. Pierce, W. R. Lawton.  assisted by
(continued on page 8)
out the state and a greater tax is placed on high powered cars because they wear out the roads the most In it the penalties for speeding areifixed, and a heavy fine is placed on joy riders and the automobilipt leho endeaVors 1.0 escape  after causing an accident
\
Gillman. a Jerseylte. received First Inning
Gerhold and Blum were easy. Rabb to Ball and Ball easily handled Ger¬ hold's grasser.   0 runs.
Valentine fanned; Seaman drew a base on balls, and stole second: Hunt struck out; Schwicker walked; Ed. se¬ cured the first hit of the game, scoring
(Continued on page 4.)*
Wantagh
The moonlight sail under the au¬ spices of the Brass Band to High Hill Beach last Saturday night was a great success. Dancing was enjoyed at Kil- lian's Pavilion. About 60 people went on Haff's boat and an enjoyable sail was heightened by a perfect moon.
Park  avenue  ia  being prepared  by James A. Seymour for Peekskill gravel which will be a great improvement and is  badly  needed on  account   of   the' amount of traffic over this road.
Mr. and Mra. John T. Cowles and family have r^rned from the Adfron- dacks after a three weeks' stay.
The regular meeting of the Hook and Ladder Co. will be held next Thursday nignt in the truck house.
Dr. Muan is having an addition built on his house on Wantagh Creek.      . .
Mr. and Mrs. A. DeWilde and family have been staying for three weeks at their cottage on Park avenue.
The services of the Memcjria] Church will be omitted next Sunday but will be I'esumed September 4th.
It is handy any time and often of the most vital importance to use the con¬ venience offered in Smith & Bedell's ad^^ ^^  It
Anything to Buy or Sell 7 Adver> tise it In Everybody's Celbmn.