TH£ XlflSAir POST, FREEPOBT, 9. Y., TBDlAT, OCTOBEB 28, UU.
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BALDWIN MEWS PteMAL HBMTIOM
AMOS BBUBAKEB OF NEW JERSEY I8ITIN0 FBIENDS. EPWORTH LEAGUE HOLDS ENJOYABLE SOCIAL. MISS PETTIT IN TOWN.
< Hy Special ('orrcBpondent.) Mr. Amo8t Brubaker of Mountain View, N. J., visited frieuds here, last week.
Mrs. Charles H. Thomas will lead the Epworth League meeting in the If. E. Church Sunday evening; topic, "How Christ Organized for Pereonai Work."
Members of the Epworth League kad a very enjoyable Hallowe'en social In the chapel last Thursday evening. The basement reception room was decorated for the occasion and a variety of games a9d fortune •ontests arranged by the committee. Refreshments were served by the light ot .Jack-o-lanterns by ghosts and hot cocoa from a witch's pot by the •Id witch. The committee In charge was MIhs Ruth Austin, Miss Edith $mlth. Miss Olive Homan and .MIrs lElsa Papp.
Miss Anna B. Pettit is spending the week with Mrs. William Brubaker at Mountain View, N. J.
Never have tickets sold more rapid¬ ly than for the lecture in the .M. E. Church next Monday evening, under the auspices of the Men's Brother-
od, when Rev. 8. Parks Cadman wlll give his lecture on "The Con- ^uerers of Two Worlds."
The Girl Pioneers are regretting the loss of their leader of Branca Two, Mrs. John Prince, who resigned recently.
On Friday evening there la to be a hig suffrage meeting in town. A fine ¦tuslcal program has been arranged hy Mme. Bettenettl and the following speakers wlll be present: Supervisor Hiram R. Smith, Mrs. Parcell of Phil¬ adelphia, and Miss Joan Marion Doano, Naasau County's first woman lawyer.
The dance of the Baldwin Cycling Club In .Southard's Hall on Election night promises to be a pleasant affair. The fommittee on arrangements are working hard for its success.
Dr. James McChesney hev-i been spending a few days with his parents in town.
Mr. Paul Schuman spent Sunday with his brother at Briarcliff Manor, N. Y.
On Thursday evening the Men's Brotherhood held their monthly so¬ cial function, when Rev. Elmer B. Loux, pastor of Froeport Baptist Church, delivered an excellent ad- dresH on "Social Service." Mr. Loux Is a great student of the subject as well as having had much pract'cal ex¬ perience.
Miss Clara Lehlng and Miss Estelle Marvin have been guests of Mi.ss Mar¬ garet B. Wheeler.
A Pretty Booklet.
We have received by carrier a neat and carefully gotten up booklet pub¬ lished by tho International Tailoring Company, which is represented in Freeport by Isaac W. Miller of 90 South Main street. Mr. Miller Is an ardent patron of newspaper advertis¬ ing but this booklet contains that which cannot he put into newspaper «olumn8. We congratulate him upon this enterprise and with otiiers wish him success.
We Know How
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CONDUCTS
A First-Class Laundry
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28 BROOKLYN AVENUE FREEPORT
Goods called for and promptly returned.
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HOT DRINKS and aU kinds of SANDWICHES
OYSTERS in any style at all hours
ICE CREAM CANDY CIGARS SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Catering to house parties and church affairs a specialty
James R. Hahn
30 SO. OBOVE ST. ^BEEPOBT
Telephone 657-J.
ELECTION VOnCE
ELECnON NOTICE
ELECTION HOTICE
ELECnOH NOTICE
ELECTION NOndE
ELECTION NOTICE
TO the: ELrBCTORS
or THK
COVNTY OF NASSAU
The Board of Elections of Nassau County do hereby certify that the follow¬ ing is a full and correct list of the nanies and residences of all Candidates nomi¬ nated to be voted for at the General Election to be held NOVEMBER Snd, 1915, by the electors of Nassau Oounty; and do further certify that a facsimile of the emblem or device of each Political Party appears below.
LAWRENCE E. KIRWIN,
President Board of Elections
NAME OF CANDIDATE
STEPHEN CALLAGHAN
THOMAS A. McWHINNEY
ARTHUR D. JAQUES
WILLIAM A. TOWNER
WILLIAM L. SWAN
JOHN C. BAKER
CANDIDATES NOHINATED BY THE REPUBLICAN PARTV
TITLE OF OFFICE PLACE OF RESIDENCE PLACE OF BUSINESS
. Justice of the Supreme Court 570 7th St., Brookljm County Court House, Brooklyn.
. Member of Assembly Lawrence Lawrence
. School Director, Full Term Lynbrook
. School Director, To Fill Vacancy Wantagh
. School Director Oyster Bay Oyster Bay
, School Director Great Neck
EMBLEM
NAME OF CANDIDATE
JOHN J. FITZGERALD
GEORGE H. KENNAHAN
GEORGE S. EMORY
J. CARL SCHMUCK
9AY W. SHERMAN
WALTER BARNWELL
CANDIDATES NOHINATED BY THE DEHOCRATIC PARTY
TITLE OF OFFICE . PLACE OF RESIDENCE PLACE OF BUSINESS
. Justice of the Supreme Court 418 Pacific St., Brooklyn 215 Montague St., Brooklyn. . .
. Member of Assembly Great Neck Station Great Neck Station
. School Director, Full Term Garden City Mineola
. School Director, To Fill Vacancy Lawrence La'wrence
, School Director Glen Cove Glen Cove
. School Director Plandome Flushing
EMBLEM
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NAME OF CANDIDATE
JOHN J. FITZGERALD
THOMAS A. McWHINNEY. .. .
CANDIDATES NOMINATED BY THE INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE PARTY
TITLE OF OFFICE PLACE OF RESIDENCE PLACE OF BUSINESS
.Justice of the Supreme Court 418 Pacific St., Brooklyn 215 Montague St., Brooklyn. . .
. Member of Assembly Lawrence Lawrence
EMBLEM
NAME OF CANDIDATE ALEXANDER S. BACON
CANDIDATE NOiVllNATED BY THE AMERICAN PARTY
TITLE OF OFFICE PLACE OF RESIDENCE PLACE OF BUSINESS . Justice of the Supreme Court 101 Rugby Road, Brooklyn 46 Cedar St., N. Y, City
EMBLEM
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CANDIDATES NOHINATED BY THE PROHIBITION PARTY
NAME OF CANDIDATE TITLE OF OFFICE PLACE OF RESIDENCE PLACE OF BUSINESS EMBLEM
STEPHEN CALLAGHAN Justice of the Supreme Court 570 7th St., Brooklyn County Court House, Brooklyn
WALTER B. HAUTSCH Member of Assembly McKinley Ave., East Rockaway
NAME OF CANDIDATE
STEPHEN CALLAGHAN
THOMAS A. McWHINNEY
CANDIDATES NOMINATED BY THE NATIONAL PROGRESSIVE PARTY
TITLE OF OFFICE PLACE OF RESIDENCE PLACE OF BUSINESS
. Justice of the Supreme Court 570 7th St., Brooklyn County Court House, Brooklyn.
. Member of Assembly Lawrence Lawrence
EMBLEM
NAME OF CANDIDATE CHARLES S. VANDER PORTEN.
CANDIDATE NOMINATED BY THE SOCIALIST PARTY
TITLE OF OFFICE PLACE OF RESIDENCE .Justice of the Supreme Court 963 Jefferson Ave., Brooklyn
PLACE OF BUSINESS
EMBLEM
ROOSEVELT FIREMEN ESCAPE ACCIDENT
BAD ACCIDENT AVERTED ON OYSTER BAY ROAD — OTHER ROOSEVELT PERSONAL NEWS AND GOSSIP—YEARIC'S SOLD.
(By Special Correspondent.) By a most happy coincidence the chiming of the Freeport chureh bells last Monday morning at 7 o'clock an¬ nounced the birth of a handsome baby girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cples Carpenter of Continental avenue. Mother and daughter are doing nicely; father is the happiest man in Roosevelt.
About thirty members ot the Roosevelt Fire Department attended Nassau Firemen's tournament at Oyster Bay, October 20th, including Chief Wm. F. Pearsall, John J. Bost¬ on, Charles Epple, Jack McCaffrey, Wm. Fields, Henry Dahann, Royal Mollineaux, Fred Mollineaux, Samuel Abrams, Bert Cravoiserat, Harry and Walter Cravoiserat, "Pop" Andrews, Robert Ramsbottom, Philip Marino and Everett Smith. Walter Cravois¬ erat was winner of the second prize in the individual ladder climbing con¬ test, time, flix seconds; one of the events of the afternoon. A collision between the large truck conveying the local boys and the apparatus of
the Woodmere Company just outside of Oyster Bay in the morning threat¬ ened for a moment thc day's pleasure, but the damage was slight.
Menry Heinrich of Centennial ave¬ nue entertained a dozen of his per¬ sonal friends at dinner last Saturday evening. After the dinner songs and music were enjoyed for a short while.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Becker of Nassau road celebrated the twelfth anniversary of their wedding most auspiciously last Saturday evening, entertaining a host of their friends. They were the recipients of many beautiful gifts.
The sale of Yearic's/Hotel and busi¬ ness has been consumated and the new proprietor, August Betz, will assume the management about Nov. flret.
Henry Hubbs and B. Frank Post are erecting a new building on Harts avenue. •' Charles Whaley is building a largo residence on Englewood Ter¬ race, which he will occupy upon com¬ pletion.
The Nassau Social and Benevolent Society are making extensive prepara¬ tions for a masquerade ball to be given in the Alpha Fire Hall Thanks¬ giving eve, November 24 th. Six prizes are to be awarded for fancy costumes, beet dancers, etc. Music will be furnished by Moles' orchestra.
The annual fall dance of the Har¬ mony Republican Club, held in the Board of Trade Hall October 22, was a decided success. A large number were present and participated in the evening's enjoyment.
A most unfortunate accident oc¬ cured on Nassau road in tbe vicinity of Ellison's residence laet Tuesday
evening about dusk when John Mam- mier of Brooklyn, driver of the large auto truck owned by the Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, feil from the seat and was crushed by tlie on-com¬ ing machine. John Atammier, wlio.'ie identity became known on Wednes¬ day, had just linished installing sev¬ eral plates of glass and was on his way toward New York City. He was rushed to Nassau Hospital at Mineola where examination showed him to be in a very seriou.s condition. He is not expected to live.
Do You Enjoy Bowling ?
Messrs. Iverson and Evenson of Floral Park, for many years faithful employes of the Brunswick Balk Company, have bought and are open¬ ing Nov. 2, the North Main atreet bowling alleys. They are two reput¬ able young men and It is their desire
to run only a lirst class, clean, re- siiectable place for the best people of Freeport. We are glad to recommend them.
Famous Hoffman Restaurant.
Tlie famous and long established Hoffman Restaurant of New York City, located in the Macy building, has been reopened under the personal management of George Hoffman. Al¬ though the Subway improvement.s forced a temporary closing, they did
little harm for the restaurant lias been redecorated and rebuilt, is as spii. and attractive as one could imagine.
VVe cvleiid our best wishes lo Mr Hoffman, for the pasi suiiiiiii-r jj resi (liTil of Freejiort.
Garistina & Gulotta
Make and repair boots and shoes promptly and neatly. We guar¬ antee all our work. Give ui an order and you will not go else¬ where.
50 South Main Street FBEEPOBT
Freeport Fish Market
Removed from Merrick Road
7 SOUTH MAIN STREET
OPPOSITE CANNON
Fresh Oysters and Clams on the half shell, by the plate or quan¬ tity in bulk,
ALL KINDS FISH
Drop in and get a clam or oyi- ter on the shell.
Telephone 304-B
