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TUB NAMAU POrr. FttUfORT, M, V,, -TNURMiAV. JAMUAWV SI, ItW
ri
EASTERN NASSAU COUNTY
SEAFORD
Tbe Y. M. C. A. wiU bold a ma»- «(wrad« ball In the Y. M. C. A. Hall. on tba night of Lincoln's Birthday. FeliTuary U, 191A. A prise wlU be awarded to the best dressed lady.
BELLMORE
Tb« Ladieo' League of tbe Presby¬ terian Cburcb met at tbe bome ot Mra. E'ugene Hunt, secretary.
Tbe Rev. Dr. W. D. Corcrt. ct tbe Presbyterian Church, announced at tba evenins •erricc, Sunday, January 18, that on January 31 he would bold
'Hk« Hev. Dr. H. Vedjoer Van Dyk«, of tbe t)pi»oopal I'lbrcb. has organ
toed a Boy ScouU''Bub. Tbjly m«M , .
». tb. Guild Han£ry wiUday * "J*^ "^^ oonslaUng of eveoing at 7.30 o'^Kk. 'ilt-' bojra over twchrc yean o< age are aordialty inrited to Join.
reading at a religlOTU play, and on tbe HoMwth follow ing be would preach to tbo Boy SeoQta.
Dr. Van Dyke wtll bold tbe usual »«rvlces in tbe Bpisoopal Cbtircb Sun¬ day morning, January 24. Sunday School at 10 a. m.; church service at 10.4S a. m.
• • ¦
Fanning Baldwin and a Miss Dahl are reported to bave been marrieo at Hempstead January 18tb.
• • •
Mrs. Joeefphine Steck and Mrs. Em¬ ma Bergen bave closed their summer homes and gone to the city for the WlDter.
• « e
Martin Baldwin, an old resident of this pla<e, died at his sister's home on Washington avoiuie, Saturday of last week. The funeral services were held on T'uesday of this week at one o'clock p. m. I'ndertaker Wilbur F. Soulharrl had charge of the remains. Interment in Greenfield Cemetery.
Tbe St Barnabas Catholic Church will bold its annual euchre and ro- oerptlon in tbe Firemen's HaU, Febru¬ ary n, 19U. Admlsalon flfty oenta.
• e •
The Republican Club ot the Third Election Diatrict of tbe Town ot Hempstead will give a ball on Janu¬ ary 27, in Firemen's Hall.
• • «
A most enjoyable evening party was participated in by members of the Ladles' League, together with those of the "Inter se" Society, at the bome of Mrs. George Fish, East Meadow Although thla occurred on the evening of January 8th, the ladies are still of the opinion that they never enjoyed a better time.
• • •
Mi.ss Harriet F. Gill, of Richmond, V'a,. is visiting at tho Bellmore Arms.
The Rev, Theodore J. King of the
I St. Barnabas Catholic Church has
I been r-.warded a gold medal by the
j Life Saving Ik>nevolent Association
i of New York City, Incorporated 1842.
j On jne side, the medal has the In-
I scriptlon of the above association, and
„„,..,,.., , , , , ., I on the other, "Human Life in Peril." B. P. O. E. fair, Brooklyn Tjodge No. i ' ^
0-, ^. „,k;„v «. ,«•>,„„,., ,„ .. .„,.^ ! It will be recalled by the residents
of the surrounding villages than on the 21st of July last f'athet King
Mr^. William II, Whltner, of Wash¬ ington avenue, will spend the week beginning January ,'tO in the city, for thp purpose of taking ht'r usual i)la<e at the Board of Governors' table, a decidedly interesting feature of the
22. of which Mr. Whitn«r is a mem \
and laanraaeo from tbe olBoa on Um oomer ot Orore street and Bailroad avenoe. Freoport, two doors to tbo
south.
• • •
Mr. Dodge, of Los Angelea, CaL, waa a recent week-end rlaltor at tbe bome at Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rbame.
• • •
AnnouncflnMDt of tba encaconent at Wee Beryl Hertaog, oT Phoenix nile. Pa., to lV«derlc Salatbe, ot Paterson, N. J., waa reeclTsd irocontly In tha Tina««. Miss Hertxog ts tb« only daogbler ot the Rov. Oeorge N. Hertsog, a former pastor of MamoritJ Cburcb.
• • *
Tbe recently orc&nisoa undge Club met at tba boma of Mr. and Mtb. John Daria, Saturday evoning.
• • •
Dr. Rhame has rented his cottage on Park avenue to Mr. and Mrs. Schneider of Copiague, take possession February
They 1.
wUI
leorge Wlade is erecting a bungalow on the property of Mrs. Steck, Mer¬ rick road,
• « •
Miss Mauretta Ketcham entered Browne's Business School of Jamaica Monday, January ^f^. She is taking a Reeretarial course, which consists of stenography, typewriting and book¬ keeping.
• • •
The fire company was unnecessari¬ ly called to the l>ong Island Railroad station one afternoon the past week. Upon arriving they found the smoke which caused the alarm was due to the stove which heals the building. The conditions existing on these premises called forth criticism from the fire eomipany and they are con¬ vinced from their obeervatlons that it is tbe duty of the railroad authori¬ ties to look after the property more raretully in that respect.
^r:a a
The regular.,^jgik0nthly meeting of the Board of Trade was beld Wednes¬ day evening, January 20, in the Y. M. ('. A. Hall. The memibers of the Uoard extend an Invitation to the residents to meet and discuss with tbem any matter of the village in which tbey are Interested.
• • >
One "of the desirable and satisfac¬ tory features of the village of Sea¬ ford is.tbe Y. M. C. A. Hall. This Is open every Monday evening to tbe boys and young men of the vil¬ lage, where they may go for pleasant and instnictlTe recreation.
• • •
The following young ladles were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Baylis Saturday evening, January 23, in honor of the fifteenth birthday of Hannah Zacharias: the Misses Winifred Mergell, Sadie Edel- mann, Marian Birch, of Amityvllle; Dorothy Southard, Vivian Naar, Ethel Anderson, Charlotte Heerlien, Ade¬ laide Elliott, Annls Smith, of Massa¬ pequa; Eleanor Vassello, Clara Wal¬ ters, Elsie Eldert, Pearl Covert and Vera Smith, of Seaford.
saved the life of a little boy ^ High Hill Beach.
m » m
CASE IN COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS IN BELLMORE, BEFORE JUSTICE CORODON NORTON.
January 18, John McDonald, aged 15 years, was arraigned in Bellmore Court before Justice Norton on the complaint of Charles Oeorgens,
: charged with the violation of Sec.
I 486, of the Penal Law of the State ot
j New York, being a disorderly child.
I His parents reside at No. 3317 Olen- wood road, Brooklyn. He is one of seven children. His father, John Mt- Donaid, is a tailor, with a business In New York City.
The boy was well clothed and nour¬ ished. He had left his home on Jan¬ uary 9 with three dollars In his pocket, and traveled to Wantagh, where be represented to Mr. Oeorg¬ ens, the complainant, that be was an oi-Qhan and bad no home.
He waa committed by the Justice to the Brooklyn Society for the Pre¬ vention of Cruelty to Children, to be held for further examination, January ?3, at one o'clock, p. m. The parents were notified.
ning season, about one hundred guests visited the South Side Hotel during the afternoon and evening of January 16th.
The guests came from tar and wide, and represented many of our eouth side towns; Cedarhurst, Amityvllle, Freeport, Far Rockaway and Rockville Centre.
Dancing and music were enjoyed by all, and Mr. tnd Mrs. Ehllnger the proprietor of the hotel and his wife, proved most congenial and hospitable host and hostess.
• • •
The town officials from all parts of the town, together with guests from the city and friends from the Immedi¬ ate village jmrtook of a bounteous supper which was served for some hours.
Mr. Raynor at present is building After a brief illncBs, Mrs. Uriah I a house for Alnslie Wardle, at Amity-
Smith passed away very peacefully from this life. Funeral services held at M. E. Church, TYlday. J.inuary I.'i, at 1.30.
The bereaved family have the sym¬ pathy of friends and neighbors.
ville. tect.
Charles M. Hart is the archi-
The Methodist Social Society will be entertained Friday "^ evening, Jan¬ uary ^29, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. , • • I Ansri ItaynoV. The following ofBcers
The many triends of Rev. Martin! were elected s.t tho last meeting, held Olsen are grieved to learn of the res- January 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ignatlon tendered by him at the ! O. D. Baylis: Frank W. Raynor, Pres- Fourth Quarterly Conference held j Idenl; Mrs. William Buchanan, Treas- Sunday, January 10„ at the Methodist urer; R. J. AT on, Secretary ilpiscopal Church, In which he has served as pastor for the past two years.
To celebrate the colse ot the gun-
Ladies Aid Society of M. B. Church win meet at the parsonage every Thursday afternoon. Bring sewing materials.
Mrs. Thomas J. Davis will enter¬ tain Dr. and Mrs. Rhame, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rhame, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phipps Rhame at dinner on Wednesday evening, to meet Mrs. Enoch Miller, of East Moriches, who is visiting Mrs. Davis at "The Lo¬ custs."
* • •
A \'ery" pleasant meeting of the Womans' Advance Club of Wanlagh was held at the home of Mrs. John T. Davis, on Monday afternoon. This club is Just one year old, and during that time much work has been ac¬ complished.
Election of officers for the year lOl.n was held at this meeting and the work for the year discussed.
The next afternoon meeting will he held at th<' home of Mrs. Frederic Kropp on Monday, January 2,5. The social evening of rhe club "Ml be held at the home of Mrs, William Rhame on January 30.
• • *
MLss Helen Place Will take the po¬ sition of bookkeeper, stenographer and typewriter In the office of Place & Allen, Hempstead.
WANTAGH
Benrkws wiU be beld next Sonday, January 34, In tbe Memorial Church at 10.30 a. m. aad 7.30 p. m., tbo R«t. T. 8. Braithwalte ofSolatlng at both aenricos.
Dr. Braltbwaltea top)c at tbo morn¬ ing aerrlce will be 'Tba Thrca Una- dn»d Wicked l^en." At tbo eTening •ervice, "Tbe Moasure of a Man."
• e •
Tba regnlar meeting of tbe Chris- tlaa BndaaTor Society will be held OB Friday evening tn tbe Parish House. Tovle. "Favorite Characters at tbe Bible, aad Why." Mlsa Stella O. Falinc wUI lead.
• • •
Next Tuesday evening is tbe regu¬ lar meeting ot tbe Auxiliary League, to be beld iu tba Parish House at 8 o'clock.
• • •
On Monday evening, January 18, in the Parish House, tbe basketball team Victors, were to play the St. George's Triangle from Hempstead. On account ot the storm the Hemp¬ stead team did not keep the appolnt-
j ment. The older element, however,
I who enjoy playing, made up a team
I wlych cuBslsted of Messrs. Van
I Tuyle, Seaman, Slems, Ludford and
; Wendler. They played the Victors.
' The latter were victorious, the score
I 22 lo 13.
I
The Victors will play the Ocean- sides next Monday, January 25, at the Parish House.
• • •
At the funeral of Ira Smith which
' took place at his residence on Sat¬ urday afternoon last, .January 16, the Rev. Thomas S. Braithwalte officiat¬ ed. Mrs. Rhoda Jackson sang "In the Christian Home in Glory." Interment
j was in Greenfield.
• • • A substantial sum was realized
from the cake and candy sale of the Christian Endeavor Society held last Saturday afternoon , In the Pariah House.
• • •
Mrs. John T. Cowlea Is on a three days' visit among relatives and friends In Jersey City.
• • •
On January 13th. a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Newell, of Jersey City. Mrs. Newell was Miss Florence Seaman o# this village, a graduate of the school, and for a number of years a leader in the work of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Wanlagh Memorial Church. She Is a daughter of Frank Seaman and sister of William Seaman, of the firm of Seaman and Rovegno, ot Freeport.
• • •
Mrs. Jennie Husted, a trained nurse of this village, is ill at ber home of bronchitis and asthma.
• • •
Place and Allen have bought tbe plumbing and heating business of H. V. C«rman & Company, of 28 Main street, Hemi»tead. Carman & Com¬ pany still retain the stove and hard¬ ware businees. Place and Allen will also do work in Wanta^ and the South Side. On Wedneallay of this week, they begin their work in plumb¬ ing the new residence of Oscar Tut- bill on Wantagh avenue, now nearlng completion.
• • •
The Rxecutive, I'rogram and Social Committees of the Parents' Co-oper¬ ative ("lub, recently oranlzed, met at the bome of Mrs. Corodon Norton on Thursday evening last, to consider and et In operation the real work of the club for the year.
The Executive Committee consists of the president, Mrs. C^orodon Nor¬ ton; vice president, Mrs. Henry Bait¬ lnger; second vice president, Mrs. Ev¬ erett Vail; princljial of the schooi Marvin M. Brooks; member of the Board of Bducation, Corodon Norton; chairman of the program committee, Mrs. Birdsall Jackson; honorary mem- ber, Mrs. M. M. BrookB, wife of the *'« ^""'""^ ^""« *° extensive fire principal. i'""' '" ^«'^' avenue^
The If.ogram Committee consists
SMITHVILLE SOUTH
FIEEPOKT LOCALGOSSIPB
Tbe ftrat concert of tbe Choral So¬ ciety will be beld in tbo M«tbodiat Church on tbo eveninf of Fetenary 1.
• e e
Wbltaoo Colyer, of WUUoa streot. baa returned from an extenalve trip throui:h the western and aootbem parta ot tho United BUtea. We join with other dtiaena in tbeir weicome. aaa
Tbe torm&l opening ot tbe new school bulkUsg and tbe Arat traduc¬ tion at tbe Training Claaa School will be bold to-morrow aflersooa aad ere- nln«.
• • •
Supervisor H. H. Smith attended UM conference In New York on Moui day ia relation to tbe Long laUad waterway.
• ¦ •
Wa bare received cards from ^- Curtlce from Pineburst, N. C, where he and Mrs. Curtice are enjoying a
short vacation.
e • «
Stephen C. Stepbanson «>«nds us New Year's greetings trom Athens, Oree<;e.
• • •
The euchre given by the Woman's Suffrage Club of the village at Cot¬ tage Court on Honday waa well at¬ tended and thoroughly enjoyed. Hand¬ some prizes were awarded,
• • •
The marriage of Dr. R. H. Scott, of the Episcopal Church, lo Miss Amelia T. Doughty will take' place on February 2 at the home of the bride in Brooklyn.
• • •
The topic for the meeting at the Christian Science Church in Hemp¬ stead on Sunday la "Truth." There is a notable increase In the Freeport attendance.
• • t
At the meting of the Holy Name Society of the Church of Our Holy Redeemer, Tuesday evening, the fol¬ lowing olflcers were elected for the year 1,15; Prsidenl, J. J. Donaghy; vice-president, Arthur Cook; secre¬ tary, Edward Loonam; treasurer, John Kelly; marshal, William Dona¬ ghy.
On January 18( Mrs. Theodore Strump, of Fredericks' P'arm, was re¬ moved to the hospital at Hem^ste^d. It is reiported she was ill of pneu¬ monia. Mrs. Strump died the same evening.
• « •
11 may still be of Interest to some of our neighboring villages to know that the post office of this place has been removed from Charles Wood's Lo James Odell's. The postmaster is Jamea Molloy.
Charles Frlsch ha« John Clarkson's hotel.
bought out
On Saturday last, .January 16, a birthday party was tendered Mar¬ guerite Frlsch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William. Frlsch, in honor of her tenth birthday. About twelvi^ of her school friends were present. • • •
Anton .rung, of >y3wbrldge Inn, has rented his garage on Merrick road to Mr. Henne.Hsy, of Roslyn.
MERRICK
The "Boston EJntertalners," the sec¬ ond number of the Lyceum Course, will be heard at the Fire House on iT'day evening, January 22.
• • •
Charles O. Colvln has this week completed and delivered to the Amity¬ vllle Fire Company a fire engine of the same model as the one which the Merrick Fire Company now has.
• • •
Mrs. C, H. Bowne entertained friends at her home in a general and very pleasing way on the evening of January 18.
• • •
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2,
ayrat«9tm.i
of the chairman, Mrs. Birdsall Jack¬ son; Mra. John T. Cowles, and two of the teachers of the school. Mis? Carrie Turner and Miss Stella Fail¬ ing.
The Social Committee consists of tboc halrman, Mrs. Everett aVIl; Mrs William Rhame, Mrs. Frederick Brad ley, Mrs. Camillus A. Senne, and onr of the teachers of the school. Miss Anna K Grimm.
The Rev. Hugo Pohlmann, of North Merrick, will hold services In the Fire Hall, Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock.
Dr. Pohlmann has succeeded In ob¬ taining the services of Rev. Arthur GrinjTle, of Batesvilie, Ind., who Is a member of tho Lyceum and Chautau- rna Lecture Courses, an author, and editor of the Lyceum World
Some of the southern states are
ery much in t^^p limp-lie-ht. South
• • • ) "arolina has lost C-nv. Blease. Oeorgia
MlsS Lucy Seaman Is visiting her | '"i-'' lynched a colored family which In-
slster, Mrs. William Newell, of Jersey i '.'.'"_'' ^"^'^ women, and now Misslsslp-
City.
I AM Air A BUSINESS JJ\lfl/\l\^/\ SCHOOL
Best is now nearest home
Reduced Railroad Rates
Open all the year
W^e secure positions
Night and day sessions
Elnter any time
Students taught individually
P. 0. Bonding JAMAICA, N. Y.
Phone 1618 Jamaica |
Best Eqaippcd School ob LoBf Island "BEST BY TEST"
Our employment department is called upon daily to fill good positions. 200 students placed yearly in New York 2md Long Island.
TFRMS '^•y* '^O- Monthly ''^'^"'^ Evening! $5. Monthly
BEGIN NOW
Let Us Feed You
Shepherd Bartholomew is about to remove his business ot real estate
li's Supreme Court hss Just held that j he owner of a monkey which escaped ¦-f>m its cace and injured a ^hite citi- "" is answe-ahle In dam'iees for the 'njury so Inflicted. Southward the | course of clvillaation takes, its way. |
Ws carry everything In the grocery line, and will ba glad ta serve you. You don't have to go to Freeport or Rockville Centre any more. Spend your moniiy at home where It goes further than any other place.
Our goods are fresh and the best. New Buckwheat Flour and best Ma¬ ple Syrup.
A. BREINER
Grand Avenue near Merrick Rd. Tel. 449.J BALDWIN
AaaeX Bayoor kaa taan awmrdad the eoatract at repalrtBg mad paUitlag the balMlngg, and also r»-deooratlac interior oit tba reeldcnoe of Otto S. Jonnc on South liong Beach arenue. Preavort. vbicb waa recuttry dam¬ aged by flra. Be atoo anticipates tmllding a geiege on tbe aame prop¬ erty.
ML i X MEimowanr
Mail*. wmou THB warn.
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RBOISTSUBD SUBlOBON CHOOf-
Durr
AU TtotAiea ot tba Taet OaujsuaOdly Treatad SFVCXAUST Insrowini; Nails, 8oft Coma, Baaloai and Weak Ankles OSTBOPATHIC And Kaaaa^te Treatment lor IaAm and Oentlemen at OHkie or Tecr Besldence. L*dy In Attend¬ ance. MANICURINO Facial Masaage and Scalp Treetmaamt MzamlnaUoB IVee
£. A. DORLON
Andioneer
EXTRAORDINARY
AUCTION SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE and Household Furniture
AT
220 No. Columbus Ave.
One block from New School.
FREEPORT
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1915
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
THE REAL ESTATE CONSISTS OF:
Six Room House with large atti.-, and cellar under whole building, and will be absolutely sold to the highest bidder. THE FURNITURE SALE CONSITS OF:
Dining room chairs, tab!' Hideboard, ro<:kers, Iouukc, clock, syllnder stove, bedsteads and bedding ..iattregses, kitchen utensils, stove, crockary and glassware. y
IirO, 9 X 12, <ari>ets. wasl' -'•indB, toilet sets, lookinx glasses. 3fl head of fowls, &c. TERMS:
Real Estate, 10 per cent caj- i on day of sale; balance over mort of $1,200 In 30 daya at the oUVce r WlUlam F, NoUn, 23 Railroad nue, Freeport, where a full covem t warranty deed will be Riven.
On FURNITURE—(ash
Sale Positive
By order of IRVING BEDELL
§«^i^6G%M'^'^^
ESTABLISHED 1S46
An Opportunity So Big
WE COULDN'T RESIST
VALUE SO BIG
YOU CAN'T RESIST
OUR POLICY -r:
Domn to
No Saletf'
DTT^ temptation was too much for us—a JJ LJ 1 manufacturer came to us with heavy and medium weight Suits at so low a price that we couldn't resist the opportunity.
NE VER
have we seen clothes of such fine
material, style and finish as these
¦— -OFFERED FOR SO UTTLE
—and when YOU see them you will wonder with us how it was possible to otTer such garments at so low a price.
Mkc ticDC set apart a special display in each Store of these garments—as long as they last
Prices Range trom $11.75'»$28.75
NOTF" -T^'^ '" ^^ ^^y srtects our rej;;iil:ir stock of $l5, '' .<20, tl^ clothin;;. which price the year round ia low^r than moat of the cut-priced clofhina offered It vill be shown on request.
New York Storeb: Broadway al Warren St 262 Fifth Ave., near 29th St.
hultbn St. at Flatbush Ave. (Open tvenings)
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FullText	TUB NAMAU POrr. FttUfORT, M, V,, -TNURMiAV. JAMUAWV SI, ItW ri EASTERN NASSAU COUNTY SEAFORD Tbe Y. M. C. A. wiU bold a ma»- «(wrad« ball In the Y. M. C. A. Hall. on tba night of Lincoln's Birthday. FeliTuary U, 191A. A prise wlU be awarded to the best dressed lady. BELLMORE Tb« Ladieo' League of tbe Presby¬ terian Cburcb met at tbe bome ot Mra. E'ugene Hunt, secretary. Tbe Rev. Dr. W. D. Corcrt. ct tbe Presbyterian Church, announced at tba evenins •erricc, Sunday, January 18, that on January 31 he would bold 'Hk« Hev. Dr. H. Vedjoer Van Dyk«, of tbe t)pi»oopal I'lbrcb. has organ toed a Boy ScouU''Bub. Tbjly m«M , . ». tb. Guild Han£ry wiUday * "J^ "^^ oonslaUng of eveoing at 7.30 o'^Kk. 'ilt-' bojra over twchrc yean o< age are aordialty inrited to Join. reading at a religlOTU play, and on tbe HoMwth follow ing be would preach to tbo Boy SeoQta. Dr. Van Dyke wtll bold tbe usual »«rvlces in tbe Bpisoopal Cbtircb Sun¬ day morning, January 24. Sunday School at 10 a. m.; church service at 10.4S a. m. • • ¦ Fanning Baldwin and a Miss Dahl are reported to bave been marrieo at Hempstead January 18tb. • • • Mrs. Joeefphine Steck and Mrs. Em¬ ma Bergen bave closed their summer homes and gone to the city for the WlDter. • « e Martin Baldwin, an old resident of this planevolent Association i of New York City, Incorporated 1842. j On jne side, the medal has the In- I scriptlon of the above association, and „„,..,,.., , , , , ., I on the other, "Human Life in Peril." B. P. O. E. fair, Brooklyn Tjodge No. i ' ^ 0-, ^. „,k;„v «. ,«•>,„„,., ,„ .. .„,.^ ! It will be recalled by the residents of the surrounding villages than on the 21st of July last f'athet King Mr^. William II, Whltner, of Wash¬ ington avenue, will spend the week beginning January ,'tO in the city, for thp purpose of taking ht'r usual i)laong Island Railroad station one afternoon the past week. Upon arriving they found the smoke which caused the alarm was due to the stove which heals the building. The conditions existing on these premises called forth criticism from the fire eomipany and they are con¬ vinced from their obeervatlons that it is tbe duty of the railroad authori¬ ties to look after the property more raretully in that respect. ^r:a a The regular.,^jgik0nthly meeting of the Board of Trade was beld Wednes¬ day evening, January 20, in the Y. M. ('. A. Hall. The memibers of the Uoard extend an Invitation to the residents to meet and discuss with tbem any matter of the village in which tbey are Interested. • • > One "of the desirable and satisfac¬ tory features of the village of Sea¬ ford is.tbe Y. M. C. A. Hall. This Is open every Monday evening to tbe boys and young men of the vil¬ lage, where they may go for pleasant and instnictlTe recreation. • • • The following young ladles were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Baylis Saturday evening, January 23, in honor of the fifteenth birthday of Hannah Zacharias: the Misses Winifred Mergell, Sadie Edel- mann, Marian Birch, of Amityvllle; Dorothy Southard, Vivian Naar, Ethel Anderson, Charlotte Heerlien, Ade¬ laide Elliott, Annls Smith, of Massa¬ pequa; Eleanor Vassello, Clara Wal¬ ters, Elsie Eldert, Pearl Covert and Vera Smith, of Seaford. saved the life of a little boy ^ High Hill Beach. m » m CASE IN COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS IN BELLMORE, BEFORE JUSTICE CORODON NORTON. January 18, John McDonald, aged 15 years, was arraigned in Bellmore Court before Justice Norton on the complaint of Charles Oeorgens, : charged with the violation of Sec. I 486, of the Penal Law of the State ot j New York, being a disorderly child. I His parents reside at No. 3317 Olen- wood road, Brooklyn. He is one of seven children. His father, John Mt- Donaid, is a tailor, with a business In New York City. The boy was well clothed and nour¬ ished. He had left his home on Jan¬ uary 9 with three dollars In his pocket, and traveled to Wantagh, where be represented to Mr. Oeorg¬ ens, the complainant, that be was an oi-Qhan and bad no home. He waa committed by the Justice to the Brooklyn Society for the Pre¬ vention of Cruelty to Children, to be held for further examination, January ?3, at one o'clock, p. m. The parents were notified. ning season, about one hundred guests visited the South Side Hotel during the afternoon and evening of January 16th. The guests came from tar and wide, and represented many of our eouth side towns; Cedarhurst, Amityvllle, Freeport, Far Rockaway and Rockville Centre. Dancing and music were enjoyed by all, and Mr. tnd Mrs. Ehllnger the proprietor of the hotel and his wife, proved most congenial and hospitable host and hostess. • • • The town officials from all parts of the town, together with guests from the city and friends from the Immedi¬ ate village jmrtook of a bounteous supper which was served for some hours. Mr. Raynor at present is building After a brief illncBs, Mrs. Uriah I a house for Alnslie Wardle, at Amity- Smith passed away very peacefully from this life. Funeral services held at M. E. Church, TYlday. J.inuary I.'i, at 1.30. The bereaved family have the sym¬ pathy of friends and neighbors. ville. tect. Charles M. Hart is the archi- The Methodist Social Society will be entertained Friday "^ evening, Jan¬ uary ^29, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. , • • I Ansri ItaynoV. The following ofBcers The many triends of Rev. Martin! were elected s.t tho last meeting, held Olsen are grieved to learn of the res- January 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ignatlon tendered by him at the ! O. D. Baylis: Frank W. Raynor, Pres- Fourth Quarterly Conference held j Idenl; Mrs. William Buchanan, Treas- Sunday, January 10„ at the Methodist urer; R. J. AT on, Secretary ilpiscopal Church, In which he has served as pastor for the past two years. To celebrate the colse ot the gun- Ladies Aid Society of M. B. Church win meet at the parsonage every Thursday afternoon. Bring sewing materials. Mrs. Thomas J. Davis will enter¬ tain Dr. and Mrs. Rhame, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rhame, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phipps Rhame at dinner on Wednesday evening, to meet Mrs. Enoch Miller, of East Moriches, who is visiting Mrs. Davis at "The Lo¬ custs." • • A \'ery" pleasant meeting of the Womans' Advance Club of Wanlagh was held at the home of Mrs. John T. Davis, on Monday afternoon. This club is Just one year old, and during that time much work has been ac¬ complished. Election of officers for the year lOl.n was held at this meeting and the work for the year discussed. The next afternoon meeting will he held at th<' home of Mrs. Frederic Kropp on Monday, January 2,5. The social evening of rhe club "Ml be held at the home of Mrs, William Rhame on January 30. • • * MLss Helen Place Will take the po¬ sition of bookkeeper, stenographer and typewriter In the office of Place & Allen, Hempstead. WANTAGH Benrkws wiU be beld next Sonday, January 34, In tbe Memorial Church at 10.30 a. m. aad 7.30 p. m., tbo R«t. T. 8. Braithwalte ofSolatlng at both aenricos. Dr. Braltbwaltea top)c at tbo morn¬ ing aerrlce will be 'Tba Thrca Una- dn»d Wicked l^en." At tbo eTening •ervice, "Tbe Moasure of a Man." • e • Tba regnlar meeting of tbe Chris- tlaa BndaaTor Society will be held OB Friday evening tn tbe Parish House. Tovle. "Favorite Characters at tbe Bible, aad Why." Mlsa Stella O. Falinc wUI lead. • • • Next Tuesday evening is tbe regu¬ lar meeting ot tbe Auxiliary League, to be beld iu tba Parish House at 8 o'clock. • • • On Monday evening, January 18, in the Parish House, tbe basketball team Victors, were to play the St. George's Triangle from Hempstead. On account ot the storm the Hemp¬ stead team did not keep the appolnt- j ment. The older element, however, I who enjoy playing, made up a team I wlych cuBslsted of Messrs. Van I Tuyle, Seaman, Slems, Ludford and ; Wendler. They played the Victors. ' The latter were victorious, the score I 22 lo 13. I The Victors will play the Ocean- sides next Monday, January 25, at the Parish House. • • • At the funeral of Ira Smith which ' took place at his residence on Sat¬ urday afternoon last, .January 16, the Rev. Thomas S. Braithwalte officiat¬ ed. Mrs. Rhoda Jackson sang "In the Christian Home in Glory." Interment j was in Greenfield. • • • A substantial sum was realized from the cake and candy sale of the Christian Endeavor Society held last Saturday afternoon , In the Pariah House. • • • Mrs. John T. Cowlea Is on a three days' visit among relatives and friends In Jersey City. • • • On January 13th. a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Newell, of Jersey City. Mrs. Newell was Miss Florence Seaman o# this village, a graduate of the school, and for a number of years a leader in the work of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Wanlagh Memorial Church. She Is a daughter of Frank Seaman and sister of William Seaman, of the firm of Seaman and Rovegno, ot Freeport. • • • Mrs. Jennie Husted, a trained nurse of this village, is ill at ber home of bronchitis and asthma. • • • Place and Allen have bought tbe plumbing and heating business of H. V. C«rman & Company, of 28 Main street, Hemi»tead. Carman & Com¬ pany still retain the stove and hard¬ ware businees. Place and Allen will also do work in Wanta^ and the South Side. On Wedneallay of this week, they begin their work in plumb¬ ing the new residence of Oscar Tut- bill on Wantagh avenue, now nearlng completion. • • • The Rxecutive, I'rogram and Social Committees of the Parents' Co-oper¬ ative ("lub, recently oranlzed, met at the bome of Mrs. Corodon Norton on Thursday evening last, to consider and et In operation the real work of the club for the year. The Executive Committee consists of the president, Mrs. C^orodon Nor¬ ton; vice president, Mrs. Henry Bait¬ lnger; second vice president, Mrs. Ev¬ erett Vail; princljial of the schooi Marvin M. Brooks; member of the Board of Bducation, Corodon Norton; chairman of the program committee, Mrs. Birdsall Jackson; honorary mem- ber, Mrs. M. M. BrookB, wife of the '« ^""'""^ ^""« ° extensive fire principal. i'""' '" ^«'^' avenue^ The If.ogram Committee consists SMITHVILLE SOUTH FIEEPOKT LOCALGOSSIPB Tbe ftrat concert of tbe Choral So¬ ciety will be beld in tbo M«tbodiat Church on tbo eveninf of Fetenary 1. • e e Wbltaoo Colyer, of WUUoa streot. baa returned from an extenalve trip throui:h the western and aootbem parta ot tho United BUtea. We join with other dtiaena in tbeir weicome. aaa Tbe torm&l opening ot tbe new school bulkUsg and tbe Arat traduc¬ tion at tbe Training Claaa School will be bold to-morrow aflersooa aad ere- nln«. • • • Supervisor H. H. Smith attended UM conference In New York on Moui day ia relation to tbe Long laUad waterway. • ¦ • Wa bare received cards from ^- Curtlce from Pineburst, N. C, where he and Mrs. Curtice are enjoying a short vacation. e • « Stephen C. Stepbanson «>«nds us New Year's greetings trom Athens, Oree<;e. • • • The euchre given by the Woman's Suffrage Club of the village at Cot¬ tage Court on Honday waa well at¬ tended and thoroughly enjoyed. Hand¬ some prizes were awarded, • • • The marriage of Dr. R. H. Scott, of the Episcopal Church, lo Miss Amelia T. Doughty will take' place on February 2 at the home of the bride in Brooklyn. • • • The topic for the meeting at the Christian Science Church in Hemp¬ stead on Sunday la "Truth." There is a notable increase In the Freeport attendance. • • t At the meting of the Holy Name Society of the Church of Our Holy Redeemer, Tuesday evening, the fol¬ lowing olflcers were elected for the year 1,15; Prsidenl, J. J. Donaghy; vice-president, Arthur Cook; secre¬ tary, Edward Loonam; treasurer, John Kelly; marshal, William Dona¬ ghy. On January 18( Mrs. Theodore Strump, of Fredericks' P'arm, was re¬ moved to the hospital at Hem^ste^d. It is reiported she was ill of pneu¬ monia. Mrs. Strump died the same evening. • « • 11 may still be of Interest to some of our neighboring villages to know that the post office of this place has been removed from Charles Wood's Lo James Odell's. The postmaster is Jamea Molloy. Charles Frlsch ha« John Clarkson's hotel. bought out On Saturday last, .January 16, a birthday party was tendered Mar¬ guerite Frlsch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William. Frlsch, in honor of her tenth birthday. About twelvi^ of her school friends were present. • • • Anton .rung, of >y3wbrldge Inn, has rented his garage on Merrick road to Mr. Henne.Hsy, of Roslyn. MERRICK The "Boston EJntertalners" the sec¬ ond number of the Lyceum Course, will be heard at the Fire House on iT'day evening, January 22. • • • Charles O. Colvln has this week completed and delivered to the Amity¬ vllle Fire Company a fire engine of the same model as the one which the Merrick Fire Company now has. • • • Mrs. C, H. Bowne entertained friends at her home in a general and very pleasing way on the evening of January 18. • • • Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2, ayrat«9tm.i of the chairman, Mrs. Birdsall Jack¬ son; Mra. John T. Cowles, and two of the teachers of the school. Mis? Carrie Turner and Miss Stella Fail¬ ing. The Social Committee consists of tboc halrman, Mrs. Everett aVIl; Mrs William Rhame, Mrs. Frederick Brad ley, Mrs. Camillus A. Senne, and onr of the teachers of the school. Miss Anna K Grimm. The Rev. Hugo Pohlmann, of North Merrick, will hold services In the Fire Hall, Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock. Dr. Pohlmann has succeeded In ob¬ taining the services of Rev. Arthur GrinjTle, of Batesvilie, Ind., who Is a member of tho Lyceum and Chautau- rna Lecture Courses, an author, and editor of the Lyceum World Some of the southern states are ery much in t^^p limp-lie-ht. South • • • ) "arolina has lost C-nv. Blease. Oeorgia MlsS Lucy Seaman Is visiting her '"i-'' lynched a colored family which In- slster, Mrs. William Newell, of Jersey i '.'.'"_'' ^"^'^ women, and now Misslsslp- City. I AM Air A BUSINESS JJ\lfl/\l\^/\ SCHOOL Best is now nearest home Reduced Railroad Rates Open all the year W^e secure positions Night and day sessions Elnter any time Students taught individually P. 0. Bonding JAMAICA, N. Y. Phone 1618 Jamaica Best Eqaippcd School ob LoBf Island "BEST BY TEST" Our employment department is called upon daily to fill good positions. 200 students placed yearly in New York 2md Long Island. TFRMS '^•y* '^O- Monthly ''^'^"'^ Evening! $5. Monthly BEGIN NOW Let Us Feed You Shepherd Bartholomew is about to remove his business ot real estate li's Supreme Court hss Just held that j he owner of a monkey which escaped ¦-f>m its cace and injured a ^hite citi- "" is answe-ahle In dam'iees for the 'njury so Inflicted. Southward the course of clvillaation takes, its way. Ws carry everything In the grocery line, and will ba glad ta serve you. You don't have to go to Freeport or Rockville Centre any more. Spend your moniiy at home where It goes further than any other place. Our goods are fresh and the best. New Buckwheat Flour and best Ma¬ ple Syrup. A. BREINER Grand Avenue near Merrick Rd. Tel. 449.J BALDWIN AaaeX Bayoor kaa taan awmrdad the eoatract at repalrtBg mad paUitlag the balMlngg, and also r»-deooratlac interior oit tba reeldcnoe of Otto S. Jonnc on South liong Beach arenue. Preavort. vbicb waa recuttry dam¬ aged by flra. Be atoo anticipates tmllding a geiege on tbe aame prop¬ erty. ML i X MEimowanr Mail. wmou THB warn. ArHwe, ttemty fer tMm. •M A.U. 7.48 A. M. AM A.U. LM A. IC. n.4A p. a. 1.M F. M. ^MT.M. 3^ P. M. i.1 P. M. IJH P. M. t.M P. M. 7.H P. M. fmOU TBB BAST. Arrlwa Waady far Die, 8.1* A. M. LM A M. U.M TJtL UH V. U. 0« P. M. 4.48 P. M. MAtLft CLO«BO AMD DISPATCHED War the WwL Par tba Caat 7.46 AM. 7.4fi A. M. 10.M AM. 2.9% P. M. U.M Nooa CM P. M. 3.U P. M. «.30 P. M. ' 7.M P, M TalavJkaM 1«B^ Otiiee Hemras WeaAAera, 9 «•« ai HelUara.»to« RBOISTSUBD SUBlOBON CHOOf- Durr AU TtotAiea ot tba Taet OaujsuaOdly Treatad SFVCXAUST Insrowini; Nails, 8oft Coma, Baaloai and Weak Ankles OSTBOPATHIC And Kaaaa^te Treatment lor IaAm and Oentlemen at OHkie or Tecr Besldence. L*dy In Attend¬ ance. MANICURINO Facial Masaage and Scalp Treetmaamt MzamlnaUoB IVee £. A. DORLON Andioneer EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE and Household Furniture AT 220 No. Columbus Ave. One block from New School. FREEPORT TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1915 AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M. THE REAL ESTATE CONSISTS OF: Six Room House with large atti.-, and cellar under whole building, and will be absolutely sold to the highest bidder. THE FURNITURE SALE CONSITS OF: Dining room chairs, tab!' Hideboard, ro<:kers, Iouukc, clock, syllnder stove, bedsteads and bedding ..iattregses, kitchen utensils, stove, crockary and glassware. y IirO, 9 X 12, ets. wasl' -'•indB, toilet sets, lookinx glasses. 3fl head of fowls, &c. TERMS: Real Estate, 10 per cent caj- i on day of sale; balance over mort of $1,200 In 30 daya at the oUVce r WlUlam F, NoUn, 23 Railroad nue, Freeport, where a full covem t warranty deed will be Riven. On FURNITURE—(ash Sale Positive By order of IRVING BEDELL §«^i^6G%M'^'^^ ESTABLISHED 1S46 An Opportunity So Big WE COULDN'T RESIST VALUE SO BIG YOU CAN'T RESIST OUR POLICY -r: Domn to No Saletf' DTT^ temptation was too much for us—a JJ LJ 1 manufacturer came to us with heavy and medium weight Suits at so low a price that we couldn't resist the opportunity. NE VER have we seen clothes of such fine material, style and finish as these ¦— -OFFERED FOR SO UTTLE —and when YOU see them you will wonder with us how it was possible to otTer such garments at so low a price. Mkc ticDC set apart a special display in each Store of these garments—as long as they last Prices Range trom $11.75'»$28.75 NOTF" -T^'^ '" ^^ ^^y srtects our rej;;iil:ir stock of $l5, '' .<20, tl^ clothin;;. which price the year round ia low^r than moat of the cut-priced clofhina offered It vill be shown on request. New York Storeb: Broadway al Warren St 262 Fifth Ave., near 29th St. hultbn St. at Flatbush Ave. (Open tvenings) mii^:^^XU^£i:

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