THE NAMAU POftT: FReEi»OftT,. N. Y.. SATURDAY, AftRlL 4 1»i4 v.
mm CLUB FOR WAMAGH
Young People Plan to Establish an Organizdttoa in Eastern Village Tbe organization of a TcnnU Club among the young people of WanUgh tbla season has t)cen unaeriaken by enthuslasU of the popular game A preliminary meeting was held at tbe fire bouse last week and keen>iteteri manifested by all who attendecl. I'lanL for getting the organization estabhsli ed were discussed and future meei ings arranged.
The scope of the organization liai not been extended to the point of ad mlttlng the fair «ex, but it is probablt that this will be done at a futUK meeting.
Among the young men who it Is ex¬ pected will become active In ihe clul are Frank and John Rharan, Henry L Seaman, Har.y Braithewaite, I'etci Avogadro, Ralph Box, Stanley Cox, Ed WendeU and Mr. Van Tuyl.
CENTRE FIVE TROUNCES ST.GEORGEATHEMPSTEAD
PREPARING FOR MOTOR BOAT RACl
South Side Owners of Pleasure Craft Keep Builders Busy
The season for motor boating along the south ohore of Long Island will open next month and In anticipation of it hundreds who own such boats are having them overhauled. At the va¬ rious yards located In villages irom East Rockaway to Amlt/ville, froir. 10 lo ICO boats are en tho ways with scores of workmen butlly engaged get¬ ting them in order for racing and pleasure.
D. B. Combs of Freeport Is am.ong the busiest of the south side builders. He has under way four oats of tbhe 25-foot type which he has l-een exper¬ imenting with for Fome years itast. This style ot boat Is original with Mr. Combs.
D. V. Arglmbau of Freeport will use or 3 of these special boats on the Great South bay for pleasure.
Samuel Welsa of New York will use another on the Maine lakefi.
Edward Langar will u£e one in the races of the Sout hShore Vacht Club and A. W. Piquet of Jamaica, who con- Freeport, will own the fourth.
Builder oCmba is also superintend¬ ing the work of changing the 90 horse power engine from the hydroplane of Thomas C. P. Forbes to his 25-foot craft.
Examinations at Freeport High School Examinations to determine the marks of the student.s for the past quarter have been held at Freeport High School through the week. Each examination was two periods long and was based on the Regents require¬ ments.
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At the Depot
PHONES, FREEPORT 629 148
FREEPORT NEW YORK
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THE AMERICAN THEATRE South Main St. Freeport, L. 1.
10 Reel shows—Changed Dally
t^ Hours of Fun and Laughter for
10 ciiits
Saturday Matinees
Win Return Came Amid Wild Ex¬ citement—200 South Siders Witness Contest
ALhou^'li ITenipKloads a^Kcts'lvif la^ketball players, ju:-t a v.eok ago .i.'i audNveie defeated by the pccrlest! e,.re.-;oatall.t>s of tlio Uoi'kville Cen- ro Club, th<;y claimed a le? on the t.ndecided chanrpionahip wh.cli reiuain- d undecided for a year following a iriicu:; at tlic St. oeorKC Club's court.
The first game was play.?d at Rock- ,ille eCntre where it was conceded the 'acai players bad the advantage. The score was 22 to 24.
The return game on V»'ednesday was looked forward* to with considerable anticipation. The Hempstead qnlnict, rt was expected, would turn the tables. But there was another whirlwind f-iart 'jy the home team, and another whirl¬ wind finish ty tbie \i.-itors. And Rock- ,^1116 Centre, in the vernacular of the streei, "brought home llie bacon." The Hcore was 37 to 30. It was a great game.
After the first period the score stood 18 to 17 In favor of the llempsiead joys, and they were still playing a .emarkably fast gaire. When the first twelve niinuies of play were o'er he advautat-e had been gained by the ilockville Centre, five, aud tne score >oard showed 2(i for the \isilois rnd .'1 for St. Georga.
It was at this juncture that "'Scls- .^or" Smith, who plays at right for- vard for the Hemp.slead team, in a burst of speed, tossed a clever basket from the center of the court and even¬ ed up the score. It was d tense ii:o- ment for the bl.g audience.
There wa.s a whirlwind brewinr on the Rockville Centre side of the court during all of this excitement. It sv ept across Ihe gym with Smlolck as he dribbled the ball to a place of van¬ tage under the Sl. Oeorge basKec and dropped It in. Other goals followed In quick succession. Kay Kennedy was a marvel for speed and dcfpn.=ie, and Whitehead aud •'I'iily" Raynor flivided honors
Among the audience of more than 100 persons of which half came from Uockville C-^ntre and the South i^ide In autoii'.obile.i, by train via Janu.ica and trolley, via Fre-»port.
The sunin'aiy;
R. V. C. (37) St. Georw Club (.''.O) Sniolick R. F. Smith
Whitehead L. 1<\ neatly
Ernst C. McMillan
E. Kennedy R. C. Rajnor
R. Kennedy L. 0. Fro.st-Johnf on
Goals frori field—Sniolick 5. Wliitp- he:id 6, Ernst 3, R. Kennedy 3, Sn;ith | 2, Ueatty 2, McMillan 3, Raynoi 1,' Frost 2. Goal.s from foul -Smitj 10, Wl'.itehead. Fouls called—Rockville Centre 17; Hempstead 12, Referee— Thomas Thorp. Timers—P. J. Mc- Kenney and C. iMortlmer ."Mott. Scor-| ers—E. K. Van de Water and J W
FREEPORT CUUMS AMHERST TROPHY
Protest Against Patchogue—Free port Second in Relay Race
I.aBt year the Freeport High School icnt a track team to^he Ambert oCl- :et:e Jnler};rholast.lc tracii meet and iuoccf-ued in recuilng seco.id place in he roiay race closed to oLng l.sUnd jciiools. Palcho^^ue High School won hr relay an deach meirber of the earn was awarded .1 silver .;up. In ad- lition to the cup presented to the ^uhool for winning. Riverliead High School fiecured third place iu the re¬ lay.
A short time ago the Brooklyn Daily alagle published that the Patchogue er.ni had teen prote.'ited because A -Jnyder, who ran on the team was not lualltled to represent the School. The iroteflt was granted and 'he tro(.hy£ svere to go to Riverhead. Edward Mcany, who ran oa the t«aiii repre- entlng Freeport, spoke to Mr. Moon, .^upt. of Freeport school! and Mr. Moon has written 'o Rlverhead about ,ho matter. The trophys suould rightfully go to Freeport as they se¬ cured second place. Tho boys who ran fo rFreeport were Edvi-ard Meany, riiomas Murray, ind ley Murray and ilajold Humphrey.
BOARD DECLINES TO JFREEFORT TRUSTEES
O. K. APPOINTMENTSi BEGIN BUSY YEAR
compared policemen with soldiers and asserted that a captain 'wad as neces¬ sary as guns.
Beiore the matter was finally set-' tied the meeting was adjournctd
Colored Wigs s"d Leprosy. A ^Nf^' York daily tell.'; iii hcrrow- in4 detail how a woman contracted ! leprosy through wearing a colored wig^
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' W. A. McFarlano .'=poke upon the mat¬ ter pf access to int condiiit line. He a.sked for an oni-T of dedication. En¬ gineer Smith w,as voted |loO as com¬ pensation for the n.sei.stance rendered in tho in.'Jfallatlon of machinery at the poworhou.se und« r the recent contract with \V. II. Slief^han & Co.
j IL was a pink one. Now wirjt o' It? ! 3be was in styfe—wa.-;n't sin 7 On
Twirls Through Nine Innings Against Paris Team of Texas League I
j Mra. Sprout's EaUte
Miss Eleanore Sprout, of Rockville
: Centre, Inherits the entire estate of
I her mother, "Emma W. Sprout, who
;died recently. The estate is valued
at 114,000 personal and $7500 real.
Sunday in the Churches.
Baldwin First M. P.—'Red Letter lay." George H. Jackson will preach it the morning service. J. Will'ani -Joyd, probation officsr, Childri-n'K ..'ourt, Brooklyn, will address the Sun- lay school. Clifford E, Barker of tlie ,ja6sen;;er department, L. J. R. R.. and decretaly of the Y. .M. C. A. branch, .viil speak and sing at evening.
Wantagh Memorial—Rev. T. S. nraithcvvaite, pastor. Morning Sub¬ ject, "Tlie table talk of Jesus." Even¬ ing theme, "Courage or Cowardice "
Merrick, Church of Our Hedeenicr— Kev. W. II. Llttebrandt, re-Mor. Morn¬ ing service sat 7.30 and 11 a. m. Even¬ ing service at 8. Celebration of the Holy Communion at early morning .:civice. Litany, Holy Communion and sermon at 11.
Bellmore M. E.—Rev. William Dal¬ ziel, pastor. Services at usual hours, 10.30 a. m. and 7,45 p. m.
Rockville Centre M. E. (St.
.Mark's).— Pastor, Rev. George E. fii-shop. Holy Comiiii'nion at morning; evening, "The Triumphal Entry of Chribt."
Seaford Episcopal—Rev. Fortescue Cole, rector, Services at usual hours with mu.sic appropriate to Paini Sun¬ day.
.Soaford M. E.—Rev. M. O. Olsen, pastor. Morning subject, ".\ Palm Sunday Message." Evening, "The Triumphal Entry of Christ."
Cross.
Mra. Jones to Build a Hooca Mrs. Isabrlle Jone.5, of Hillside ave¬ nue, Rockville Centre, has purchased a plot ot ground on Lincoln Court, whree she will erect a modern house. Five houses have been built in this development during the past six months.
Baldwin M. E.—Rev. W. I. Bowman, pastor. Morning discourse will be in the form of an exposition tiiat Paul gave to tho Ga'atlans wli"u he told them to walk In the spirit. Evening, an outline of tho coming year's vork.
Boulevard Lighting System Completed The last ornamental standards com- pletin.g the boulevard iij^htiug syt lem of which Rockville Centre so proudly boasts has been installed on the south¬ west corner of Merrick Road and Vil¬ lage avenue.
KeHli's Clerk Gets Gurogate Job.
Although it was announcod that
i James Mulcahey, of Merrick, had won
I the compeVitive examinat-on for a
clerktiiiip in tbe office of .Surrogate
John J. Graham at IMneola, Frank
' Licurse, for some tinje c'^rk in the
law office of Henry P. Keith, nas ob-
I talned the position according lO lat-
! est report. Llcurse resides at inwood.
¦ Ho will succeed William H. E. Jay, Jr.
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Fancjr and Full line of Groceries
J. A. Ooodman 7A Railroad Ave.
Opposite Depot
FRUITS ANO VEGETABLES
FRUITS CANDY
VEQETABLES CIGARS
J. laola
t2 South Main St. Freeport, L. 1
TflL 69 iW Freeport
.ARCADE THEATRE Lynbrook, L I.
Vaudeville and Plioto Plays
Two Complete Performances 7.30 and 9 p. m.
latiMes. Wdt. ft Sati. at 3.30 p. m. , "The Safest Home on L. L"
Notice to Stylish Dressers
OUR NEW STORE AT 152 FULTOM ST IS NOW OPEN
You are invited to inspect our spring stock of exclusive style and material effeces in men's and women's Balmacaans, PrieSticy Cravanettes, Raincoats of imported Scotch mixtures, Single and Double Tcx'ture Slip-ons, Eng'ish Gabardines, &c. Glad to seeyou whether you arc ready to buy or not.
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As an opening announcement we offer for two days only our regular $15 BALMACAAN for men at
9
.50
We guarantee the value on this coat. If you can duplicate it for less than $15 elsewhere, come and get your money back, if desired.
Goodyear Waterproof G), M'fgrs
152 Fulton Street New York City
Two doors eact of Broadway, ritfht at Subway entrance
O'Brien Not a Third Termer After perving the Lynbrook Fire . D.^parti-.icnt two conrecutive yiara as "BIG BILL" HERRING WL'iS FIFIH GAME <hiff, Lawrence O'Brien has refused
: to accept the o/lice for another year. There are several candidates for the ofTice and the election which 'akes place on Teusday. April 9. promises lo be one of the most e.\citing in the history of the department. Mr. O'Brien will not sever his connections with the Vamps. ^
j Denton Mott Sole Beneflelary
! Mrs. Emma .M. Mott who dieo re- ! cently in RocKvuie centre makes her ' husband, Denton Mott, the sole be|ive-
ticiary. The estate amounts :o 13500.
real and |400 personkL
Bishop Burg«M Conflmw at Freepor^ In the presence of a large congr^ gatioo at tbe Episcopal Cburth ot tiM ) Transfiguration, (Yeeport. Tborsdajr evening, th eRt Rev. Frederick S. Burgess, Bishop of the oLog UlaaA Diocese, confirmed Edward Aoitii^ Warren Millard and Cornelius Brarea. The Bishop made a brief address t# the candidates for confirmation. 8pe> clal music accompanied the serrle*. Including a solo during offortorjr bf Miss Gladys Atuitln.
The Giant Colts wiL',i Freeport's ¦Oii? Ulll" Herring Jn the bo;; won ¦.heir (ifiii g.ii.ie on Thursd.iy from the Paris team of the Texas Li'a;.:'ie Her¬ ring .started off badly in tlie lirst in¬ ning by iiiiUng a man. Ho was touch¬ ed up for two binglefi in succeM-ion .lelitng a run. After that ne t.ght- (.•ned and had them "eating from his .land,, the balance of the :;aii.o, allow¬ ing the opposing team only six hits in all.
"Big Bill" wa.s given excellent sup¬ port and pitched the whole nine in¬ nings. It was the li'st i'i;:e a colt pitcher finished this seabon. B< side Herring's sensational work Tho'pe's Aonderful one-handed cyt-^i^es were tii3 features. The score waj Giant Celts G aud the Pari-: teaia 1.
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Beautiful Player Piano
fully guaranteed of
RAYMORE, the PIANO MAN
FOR $400.
Come in and See it
Monthly Payments Accepted
Warerooms, Arcade Building at the Depot
Freeport New York
The scinti.laiing splendid ieuj..v of our cut glass will delii;ht and gratify the- most critical and exacting pur¬ chasers.
Every article of ciil glass shonr iiere Is genuine hnnil cm—there art :io seconds and none of iliose fruids of prossod glass with a little suporli- eiai cutting.
We know that if yon will inspect )ur slocks of Cl-t GLASS you wiil be lelighied and pleased with its perfect .mrity and beauty and the reat.on;'.ble .irices.
Your in.=rection cordUdly iuvitnl.
A. E. MILLER
For Sale: house, eight rooms and ; 24 S. M in Street Freeport, N. Y
..bath, plot 7.JX150, good nei.uhbor-i __ . ^ -— - —
hood, near station, easy terii's. .Ap¬ ply T. K. Cutler, 27 Porterfield riaee. •
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TROMMER'S FINEST riAl I IMIT?
IS SOLD,DRUNK AND INJOVKf) ALL OVER LONG ISLAND
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Freepoit.
For Snie: [ilot .'lOxl'ltH. on West Sea¬ man .Avenue, near Wallace Streei, excellent location, easy teruiS. Ap¬ ply Box H. L., care Nassau Post,
ror Rent; f\irni.«hed hou^c, six roor..s and bnth, JiO per month S. Ei.^hcr, lOS Soiitli.side Avenue.
For Sale: Two c.uiiages, a complete harne. :• and a whip. All in fair con¬ dition. Address Box II, The Nassau I'o.st, l'ieei)ort.
iiollis, Long Isla-^d.
I'lot 76x121, Carpenier avo., near trol¬ ley and railroad; line lo.'atlon; tiriiiK
lo suit. ])U. TRAVLS, Kockvllle Cen¬ tre, N. V.
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to the liur iHir is our i^uarantee. We Jeul lV.ir, our orj^anization i.s elTicient, we know that only .s.iii.siacliou can iiiHke permanent custoineif.
We oiler tiie.s of demonstrated qual¬ ity, the Goodyear, tiie Goodrich the I'enn.sylvania. Our prices are reason- ;ib]e. our guiiranteo .tbsolite.
LONG ISLAND TIRE CO.
Tclftp'ione 072
Harry E. Betzig Jolin S. Denton
N. MAIN STREET FREEPORT
B )AT1NG BATIilNG , FISHING
WOODCLEFT
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Schluter Employs Bolh Judiciously
HENRY C. SCHLUTER
"The Qualify Grocer"
Te.epbone 635 PROMPT DELIVERY
MERRICK ROAD FREEPORT, L. 1.
NASSAU I
Ladies' Tailor and Furrier |
72 S. Main St. Freeport, L. I. i
Thc.itrc Building
Ladies' and Gen!s' Experienced Tailor
N. Y. City Prices Suits to Order Strictly Guaranteed Fitting
iiepairing, S init:irv Cle:ining, Press¬ ing and Dyeing
M. ROSENBLUM, Prop.
Telephone. 708 W j
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Baat House and Biilding Plots For Sale
On Reasonable Terms A FEW DOCKING SPACES TO liT
§ NEW BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES
^ In all Sections of Freeport 4 Rooms Upwards Modem Improvemeitt
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JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY, Owners
Office, No. 6 Brooklyn Avenue FREEPORT, L L
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QUALITY
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Tlie above correctly describes our confectloneiy-puro dclicloii:;, -superb.
Whether you conie here lo buy Some mixed ftandy or some of our best cho¬ colates you are y-uo of obMlniu:: AB¬ SOLUTELY PURE, DELICIOUS CON-[ FECTIONERY. |
For yoar;self, for your dearest friend . or your wife or children OUR conlec- tionery is the only kind to buy.
FREEPORT CANDY KITCHEN Railroad Avcnve Freeport. L. I.
Everything at Your Finger Tip
The acme of convenience In mod¬ ern hoDie life—supplied hy electri¬ city, and controlled by simply touchinc, u button or key with your linger tip. That is one of our mod¬ ern miracle.". The power behind this miracle is electricity. Tbe agency that makes It possible— wires it, directs it, sets it going—is the electrical contractor, ajid that means VS. We are prompt and rt-iiable In our service, and that Is iiiiportant in expei;l i^-lectrlcal work.
JAMES F. CAMPION
36 South Grove Street, Freeport, N. Y.
NOTARV PUBLIC WITH SEAL
CXPCRT APPHAISALS
JAMES HANSE
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND GENERAL BROKERAGE
TELEPHONE, 77
RAILROAD AVE.
FREEPORT, L. I.
M. JARVIS & SON
Scavcn<jcr Work, Ashes,
8iC. Carted
Trucking & Carting
Special Attention Given To All Orders
MERRICK ROAD MERRICK, L I.
Phone. 53-R Freepoit
AU KINDS OF
Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Ever¬ greens, Flowfring Shrubs, Roses. Orape Vines, Privet. Hardy Plants, Pangl'-s. Daisies.
MILLER'S NURSERY
Telephoae, 146-L 134 OeTeland Ave. Rockville Ceah^e
The
Freeport Tailors
JOHN SCHRIEBER. Prop.
Ladiet' Suits and Clmdu (o order Workminsliip CuarantecJ. Rei- •onablc Prices
Cleaning Pressing Repairing
Telephone, 368 w Freeport 47 Railroad Avenue Fraepotl. L. I.
FREE- PORT'S
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STORE
Fiva R3333.1S W:iy It Mirits Ydjr drag and Drug Sundries Patronage
No Store is better—few as well itocked and organized to take
care of your every dru2 need, however small it may be
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Any article or rem:dysold at a REXALL Store can be used with full assurance thit it is the best-pasitively-for the pur¬ pose which it is sold
Sp::i}li«t« in chirks of our lubicription department use only th: purest and best ingredients in compoundixkg your pre¬ scriptions
The REXALL Store is the only store in Freeport selling the endleii viriety products of the greatest drug organization in the United States
THOMAS JOHNSTON DRUG CO.
23 W. Merrick Road Freeport, Long Island
