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TM« NAMAU fO«T Pkt^komT, W. Y., THUIWOAY, JANUARY 14, If IS
CRAND ARMY POST INSTALL OFHCERS
M(iEETINO ROOMS CROWOeD TO TME DOORS ON SATURDAY EVENING AT ANNUAL INSTAL¬ LATION OF OFFICERS—WORK OF COL. ATKINSON AND STAFF MEETS APPROVAL OF
ALI WILLIAM H. PATTERSON
HEADS ORQANliATION
(ai>eclAl to the Na«6au Po«t) The Orand Army Hall wua filled to •aiisclty Saturday evening when the yoUic IneitAllation of o£RicerB took place. Col. Edward J. Atklneon, prov- •d an Ideel In»talling oflicer, and aid¬ ed by his compiete ttafr, made the n«>Hy rery Impresoive.^ The Col-
BROWN FAyOKSDFFRACE
IN LETTER TO FREEPORT LEADER
HE INTIMATED CAUSE OF
ACTION
Con^essman LAthrop Brown has won tbe praise and admiration of tb* BTiffraglBts ot all Long Island in the fight which he made on Tues<:iay at Waahington In their behalf. Althoagh the House of Representatlvea defeat¬ ed tho bill to give equal stiltrage, by a vote of 204 to 174, the memibera of the local organization feel that they did all in their power when the Con- grewsman caat his vote, tlie nature of wUch he Intimated to Mrs. Blterlca, IH-esldent of the Freeport orK^nl^. tion In the following letter sent in anawer to a telegram prlated In thfe lasit issue:
House of Representatives, Washington, D. C, Dec. 31, 1914 My dear Mrs. EHterlch: • I acknowledge with pleaatrre re¬
ceipt of your telegram ot Deceav ber 29th. I expect to vote for the suffrage amendment, but would be very glad if you would l^eop this iniormatlon to yourself until the vote shall be .Uken.
I exrpect to make some remarks during the course of the debate.
With best wlshe« for the New Year, believe me to be. Very sincerely yours (signed) Lathrop Brown.
A.t the next meeting of the Club on Monday it is quite prolmble that the members will take public action on \ the work ot Mr. Brown and his letter ' to them. j
•Mt EASTMAN TALKS
OH RURAL RECREATION<
The new Neigbborhood Hoase re¬ cently built onder the ansploes of the BCatlnecock Neighborhood Association of Loctist Valley, was the scene of an Ihterestlng meeting Wednesday after¬ noon. About flfty men and wc/jen representatives ot the various civic, philanthropic and health organizations in Nassau County were present
The trained workers, of ' whom there are now abont fifteen in tbe county, were also pi^sent.
This group Ib called the "Central Conference" and was organized by Miss Mary Malcolm, of the Nassau County Association, in March, 1914. The Conference holds monthly meet¬ ings which have previously been held in the oflices of the Nassau County Association.
Mt. Elastman gave a stirring talk on Rural Recreation, a problem which confronts every village in Nassau County, and should be given serious consideration by every thoughtful citizen. There are already several neighborhood houses and some schools opened as social centers throughout the county. It is hoped, however, the time will soon come when it will not be "several villages" but that every village in the county will pos- HesB either a school center or a neigh¬ borhood house.
Mrs. Pranks, Truant Officer and rep¬ resentatives of the Mothers' Club, Fortnightly Club and Rockville Cen- trf Club were present.
THE PfPE HOSPITAL AUoccAber one ot the most interea^- ine and unique of tbe Industrie* wblch we have bad tlie pleasure of TlalUn^ and Ins^peoUng is the "pipe hospital" 'located et, 20 Beeiiman street. New York CHy. Thla may sound as pecu¬ liar to yon as it flrst did to us, but nevertheless there Is such an inatltu- tion.
It waa established by Herman Klein and his son fifteen years ago and ever since poor, oW, worn out, broken stemmed pipes have been made new. The soope of the hospital ia broad and every ailment Is sdentlfl- cally treated.
If your pipe heeds treating, consult the pipe dootors at 25 Beekman ai onoe.
"GEN" JONES OFFERS PRIZE
W. H. Patterson onel and Staff were a fine, .soldierly lot of men, in uniforms and .swordw. Tliey went through theJr duti^ with a anap, promptne«s and military pre¬ cision delightful to the spectators.
The following oflicerft were in¬ stalled lo .s-j^rve for the en.suing
year.
Commander, WillLiun H. I'atter- son.
Senior vice, William T. Tul)l)S.
.funior-vlce, .lajuea Johnson.
Quar1eniui.siter, I.saac J. Post.
Surgeon, John 11. Heosen.
Chaplain, (/oIch. Abrams.
Officer of tlic Day, M. I'ost.
Officer of the Ouard, llarland <;randall.
iDusddo Guard, .Iohn Bookman.
Adjutant, .1. ('. Cornell.
Sargeant Major, K. 15. Rose.
Q. M. Sargeant, Daniel Washburn.
Patriotic in«tru<lor, il. H. May- land.
Delegate to Dca>t. ICncann;uu»'nt, .1. C. Cornell.
Alternate, Elbert B. Bosc. At the conclusion ot the exoix^iscs Col. Atkinson made a siplendid spee<h OD the pasit, the preeent dutiw.s, anu the work of the Grand Army, comi>lc- mentlng this Post on its fl/o apptyr- ance, its prosperou« condition, and the tact that the local members have keipt their organization so thoroughly against the attacks of time.
Oother members of the staff folow- ed with patriotic Brpeeches all refer¬ ring freely to the European War but from no partisan view, maintaining that It was America's duty to show the waring rations of the world that men could maintain a retiubllc; a government of the iieople, for the peo¬ ple and by the people.
The ladles of the Woman's Relief Coive had apiparently mlnicutously ertAred a table furnished with an ex- oaUent lunch and nearly^ two hundred »ocef>ted the hosipitallty.
ARDENT SUFFRAGIST OFFERS
CASH AND MEDAL PRIZES fOh
DEBATERS
"General" Ilo.'^lie Jones, the ardent suffragl.st of Cold Spring Harbor, is offering prizes to New York State High School girl.*!, for the best essay on "Suffrage." So sure la the suffrage mind of its cau.so and Its power to prove its juivtiee and the success of tho enfranchised woman, that Miss Jones .st.Tko.s the cause against all
Seeks Absolute Divorce
Mrs. Maud Ellison, of Baldwin, through her attorney, Elvin N. Ed¬ wards, of Freeport, has brought an action for absolute divorce against her husband, Edgar Ellison. They have two children, one boy named Ed¬ gar, three years old, and one girl, named Ix>ttie, one year old.
The usual .s.tatutory charges are made as to the defendant with the usual plea for alimony and coun.sel fees. The family has always lived in Baldwin and aro well known. Mr. Ellison was fonnerly connocted with the Commission Merchants business in New York City.
URGE DORIAN PETITION
PETITIONS ADVOCATINQ CANDK DACY OF E. A. DORLON CIRCU¬ LATED IN VILLAGE
More tban five hundred signatures at prominent Long lUanders have al¬ ready been affixed to the petition to tba offlcials at Albany in adirocacy of the appointment of E. A. itorlan as a«me Protector for this territory. Mr. Dorton's record at Albany, covering the period of his former appointment Bi)M>w him to have been a mosit faith¬ ful servant.
Alter he began his term in 1902 and In conjunction wtih Protector Overton of Port Jefferson, Dorlon sent into the State Trea.sury more tban any four protectors in the State service Mmbined,—cases and fines aggregat¬ ing $30,000. He waa in several big game raids on cold storage houses, successfully prosecuti'l; all ccse*.
In 1902 In conjunction witii City of. flclala he nvade an etfcotual ending of the Incursion.s of Menhadden flsher- man, who had been netting in Now York waters. Early in 1907 he aided In breaking up the practice of netting ducks in Shinnecock Bay.
This act alone is worthy of commen¬ dation. By clever detective wqrk In the same year he put an end to the netting of all wild fowl in Loq« Isl¬ and waters. He captured 470 ducks In one haul. In 1908 be oxpoeed the Harrison Street cold stprice "Frees-
New Styles
in
Fine Stationery
Our stock of writing paper has been replenished with some of the newest numbers in the Berlin-Jones Company's famous line. We will be pleased to have you look our stock over.
CHUBBUCKS
QUALITY DRUG STORE
Main Street
Freeport, N. Y.
FOR 3ALE FOR SALE
Serrkeable young horses, suiUible for wagon and truck work. Can be »een at
H. BATTERMAN CO. STABLES
1066 DeKalb Avenue Near Reid Ave. Brookljm
The Market of QucJity "BEST by TEST''
Keep Your Eye on My Prices Only the Best Meats are Kept Care Taken to Please You HERE IS WHERE YOU GET A SQUARE DEAL
and liave liealthy sMjr chicks ifyou use
Years of Experince in New York City and other Markets enables me to obiain the Choicest
MEATS
My prices are the lowest consist¬ ent wifh Quality
GIVE US A TRIAL
121 So. Main Street
TEL. 75
FREEPORT, N. Y.
Post little want "ads" get the goods j while the getting's good. Tel. 61'|
Two cents a word for first insertion,! minimum ten words, one cent a word for successive insertions
Sam the Hardware Man
Wholesale and Retail
Hardware and Cutlery SPECIAL SALE
$MW&lkU£SD£U(jOliS
^(Sffitt ls€M(gIk]K5)®(il^
Manufactured by Shaw &TruesdellCo. Brooklyn,NY
LEFT OVER
A Few Exceptional Bargains In
FURS
CALL AT ONCE
'GENERAt' R05AHE 30NE5 comers from the anti cani.ps in the .'K'hool do'bates; so that the young an¬ il's who can present better arguments than their rivaLs will w«lk off with the prizes.
Two hundred .schools have been se¬ lected tor the deftMites and others ar» being add^d to the li&t weekly. The members of the local organization are stimulating interest among the looal girls and will furni&h woman's suff¬ rage data to all who d€«lre it. The question to be debated is "What would it mean to New York State to enfran- mean to N«^ York State to enfran¬ chise Women."
The arst prize is $25 In cash and a silver medal; the second, $1S. in cash and a medal: tbe third, |10. In ca&h and a medal.
BOARDERS WANTED—Hot water heat; all improvements; \ioderate terms. 161 No. Main St., cor. I^ena Ave., Freeporl, L. I. .
WANTED—To purchase at onae a small farm. Inquire G. M. Willets, Rockville Centre, L. I.
SP^VEN ROOM HOUSE For Sale, $1,600.00; or to let, $10.00 month. Let furnished, $18.00. Any amount down and easy payments. Address William Oombert, Roosevelt, L. I.
FOR SALB—5 passenger, 4 door, 1912 Overland Touring Car. Fully e<iuip(i>ed, including top, searchlights, side and tail lamps, prestolite tank, tools kit, three new extra tulws, Kelly Springfield Tires; run less than 3,000 miles; any demonstration desired; car in Freejwrt. Address Auto, Care of Kassau Post.
REAL ESTATEBOOMBEGINS
ADVENT OF NEW YEAR AND NEW
ADMHNI8TRATION INCREASE
REAL ESTATE ACTIVITIES
The advent of the New Year and the change in State adaninlBtration has evidently stimulated the begin¬ nings of a genuine real estate boom in Freeport. There is renewed activi¬ ty on the part of the brokers to in-
Small House to Bent—Only 17.00 per month. Apply to Quality Bakery, Cor QroTe and OliTe Boulevard.
HARDWARE
l&c dox. Hat and Coat Hooks ,")C
75 Stillson Wrenches 4!>c 49 Carpenters Steel
Ham/miers 29c
2.5 Perfect Screw Driver liic
25 Letter Door Fronts 10c
10 Transom Catchers 5c
10 Bell Pulls 5c
10 Bronze Coat Hooks !)C
10 Yale Blank Keys 5c
5 Mortise Keys i<-
10 Hack Saw Blades 3c
25 Rim Door Locks 10c
10 Door Knoba 8c
5 Latch Blanks Ic
10 Pad Locks 5c
3 box. Corpet Tacka Ic
69 Night-Latches, Yale-Town 39c
75 Hank Sa»h Cord 100 feet 50c
Plumbing Supplies
$1.25 Toilet Seats Mohagany 69c $1.25 Gal. Wash Tub Covers 8Sc
PRiyATB LBSSONS In sbprthand and typevrlUng by registered teach¬ er. Lessons given at the student's home if desired. Terms reasonable. Advance guarafKeed. Address, Teach¬ er, care of The Nassau Post, Free- port.
WANTBD—Young girl wishes posi¬ tion for light housework. Inquire,
25c
10c
&o
50
10
20
25
Rulbber Blboww Baisim Plugs JTunbo Burners Wa«h Tub Fauoet.s doz. Oas Tiips doz. Gaa Pillars Gaa Brackets
15c 3c 3c
30c &c
10c
GAS
Parlor Electric Domei aod Fiztarcs
Table Oa.s Lamp Complete $1.98 $5.49
50o $1.25 $1.75 12.00
$1.25 $4.98
Art Bent Dom^
Cire>en or Aml)er
I Ught Chandll<!r
2 light Chandlier
3 light Chandlier
Leaded Fruit Dome
Your Choice
Hall Chandler
Mission Dome
3.98
29c 85c 1.25 6.98
75c 2.4»
Green or Amber Comp.
Electric Supplies
lOc Push Buttons &c 25o Red Seal Battery
by 1 Doz. 18e
25o Red Denrel Battery 30c
15 Red Devel by doz. 15c
15 Switches 8c
30 Electric Bells 26«
19c Battery Atlantic 16c
by doz. only 50c Wet cell Batiteriea oomp 35c
lOo Batery Zlnca 3c
15o Sam's Gas Mantles 10c BIG STOCK TOO KDMEJROUS TO iTBNTION
DON'T MISS THIS OPPOR TUNITY
DONT FORGET THE ADDRESS
WANTED—Cheap acreage in Nassau County; cleared or wood land. R., Nassau Post.
FOR SALE OR TO LET—8 room house, all modern conveniences, storm sash on all windows, porch and windows all screened. Plot large and appropriate. Inquire J. S. DB- MOTT, Leonard avenue, Freeport.
teresit bu>'era and sellers. Consider-1 Roosevelt, Box 338.
able of the residents who have been ;
hoarding their small sums during the !
last five months have showed a will- j
Ingness to make investments on rea-'
sonable terms. •
But a few weeks ago Cadman Freda ricks sold his home and property on Bedell street to Thomas P. C. Fo?/'S. , Ernest Randall through local brokerv ' has purchased the property on North \ Bergen place fonnally occupied by ' Alonao Foster. When the house haa ! been thoroughly renovated and redec- j orated Mr. Randall Intends giving it to his daughter who is shortly coming | to Freeport to live.
Sheriff Pettit through Freeport brok¬ ers has sold the Merrick Road pro¬ perty formally occupied by the A. & P. Company and Holmes Norwod to David Starr of Oceanslde who will at once convert U into a mammoth auc¬ tion and sales room. Wallace Smith has purcliased two lots on Southside j avenue.
Sam the Hardware Man
54 MYRTLE AVE., Near Jay St.
Up-to-Date
Ladies' and Gents' Tailoring
Elxamine Our New Spring Styles
Machine Buttons made while
you wait, from your own cloth
10 cents the dozen
THE FREEPORT TAILOR
John Schreiber
47 RAILROAD AVENUE
TELEPHONE S4S-W
Phone 4344
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
WANTED—A widow with family to support wants sewing, cooking, wash¬ ing, ironing and general work; at home or at your home; references furnished. Mrs. Clara Bull, 38 South Grove street, over Police Courtroom.
FOR RENT OR SALE Modern 7 Room House, reception hall, bath. 4 bedrooms, steam heat, elec¬ tricity, gas, fine location, near new school. Will aacrlflce for qiilch ac¬ tion. J—.'"The Poat"
Wright Brothers
Sanitary Plumbing
Steam, Hot Water Hot Air Heating
All Kinds of Tin and Sliee« Iron Woric Stove* and Ail Kind* ol Repairing
Newton Bouevard
Near Main St, Freeport
Education Is The Best Investment
Commercial Education is the Most Rapidly Acquired and Pays the Biggest Dividends
BROWNE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
1914
Flatbu^ and I...afay<tte Avcnm-ir, Unwlilyn: T.'l»plvon«, Main 1359 One Block l-^oui lion>; l.sland liailroad Depot
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Wo Have No Bratwii Sf-hools Anywhere DAY AND lOVK.MNGK SK.SBION ;<:ookkeeping, Btenography, Tn)fwritinK, Stcnotype, Tel<-MTaphy Wire¬ less, PrPTwratory and Private Secretarial Courwes Ticket biank-s furni.shed Long "ftland (rtudont.s, .securlnj; railroad rates lower than commutation. Individual InKtructlon Graduates Plac*^! open all Sumaner Begin Now
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