THE NASSAU POST: FREEPORT, N. V. TUESDAY, MARCH 24, lil4
HATCHET IS BURIED AT EAST ROCKAWAY
Village Fathers Meet For Or¬ ganization and Make Many Appointments
VILLAGE OFHCE REM/.I.VS IN HRE HALL
Board Pledges Equalization of Tax.
es and Begins Year in Harmony-
Haff Absent From Meeting
Although widely circulated rumors hinted of a change In the meeting place of the Board of Trustees of East Rockaway in the event of the election of the People's Party candi dates, the Village Fathers at their or ganlzatlon meeting last night designat ed Firemen's Hall as the village offict for th* coming year. There was n( mention made of the Civic Associa lion's house on Atlantic avenue, vriijef* It was suggested the future "City HaH' would be.
Fully twenty-flve taxpayers and res¬ idents wero present at the meeting. They applauded the newly elected Trustees as they took the oath of of flee, and broke into intermittent chcer.-^ as the several appointments were made.
Dr. William A. Strong, the re-elected village executive; Albert J. Edwards. trustee; Harry L. Hobbs, treasurei and George O. Field, collector began their duties as unpaid ofliciais of th( seaside municipality with a vim. Tlu board appointed Seymour F. FrasicI, as village clerk to take the place ol Walter White, who has held the ollice for the past several years; Herman Schmidt, a well knowrf attorney ol Manhattan and East Rockaway as vil lage counsel, and George Abrams was reappointed as road commissioner.
The entire board with the exception of trustee William Penn Weeks Haff Jr., was present. It was the iinanini ous choice of the members that Hu meetings be held on the lirst aud third Wednesdays of each month.
Dr. Strong in taking olhce said fnai "many bitter tilings" had been said during the past campaign, wliich he hoped were forgotten. He impressed upon his auditors that he was no long¬ er the People's Party Candidate but tht village president.
"The board is prepared to redteni the pledges of Us platform," said tht village executive, "the assessment lol; win be revised at once and it will be bur endeavor to straighten out thf tax entanglements which have so long annoyed the property owners of the village."
Dr. Strong expressed the hope that the people would take advantage ot their rights to an audience before the Board of Trustees upon any and all occasions, and urged that his col¬ leagues work harmoniously for the good of the village.
Lynbrook Trustees Organize.
The first meeting of the Lynbrook Board of Trustees since the election was held last night In the village of¬ fice on Atlantic avenue. The follow¬ ing ofTIclals were sworn In: Dr. Geo. F. Odair, president; George Wright, Mulford Doxsey and Charles Lott, trus¬ tees, O. Wallace Smith, treasurer and Charles Schweitzer, collector.
After organizing, the board went In¬ to session and appointed W. Frank Fovler as counsel; Williani Karn as street commissioner; Joseph McPeak as engineer and Edward Donlon and Oliver Klles as policemen. Tho Lyu¬ brook National Bank was named as a depository for the vilalge funds.
Tbe naming of the official paper was laid over for future consideration.
Nonogenarlan as Administrator John A. Smith,, of Freeport, aged 95 years, has asked Surrogate John J. Graham, to appoint him administrator for the estate of his wife Su.san, who died In 1911. Mrs. Smith left a will, >'^ but It was lost and as some realty matters are Involved, "Uncle John" -wants to clear them up. His applica¬ tion will. It Is expected, bo granted.
Freeport's Most Up-to-date Drug Store
FRED'K H. PLUMP ARCADE PHARMACY
At «lie DrpoC
PHONF.S. fIIeXPORT 629 148
FREEPORT NEW YORK
CITY PRICES -^
OPEN PURSES FOR BASE BALL TEAM
Freeport Citizens Respond Liber, ally to Appeals of ti. S. Students
'lue commiiiee engaged in soiicuiut, aUuaclliaious kvv l-^ti I'leeyOll liig.. ocuooi LiUbe ball team uus oeeii eu .xiuiageU oy lue suusiauiml rec>i>oiiaL .jI ci>.i<.eu.^i and iioiu pledgeB .nueau,) ^.taUfc, aiaouuung lo more than 4.Jn/. .lue euuipiiieai of lue leam aud ii^ ^.^amteuaace id ast-ijied. 'lue coumiu vuti cuii&ioio of JC'iuuio Molau, Roiiii. .janer, iicdeuciiL Clark and Uiigu^ iM^ttia. 'lae laiier lo luiinHbtiv oi luc ^cam and uouaiious ocUer luau hiosl ^tedj^ed lo lae commiiiee sliould In. .veui lo him ul uiu ifigii Scaool. 'lut .ouuioat-ious leyoiicd lu Uate aie a. ^oilows:
C. P. Smiih J5.00
H. LeUig 2.U0
A Friend 2.00
E. Ii. Lent.., '...2.00
E. S. Raudail ! 2.00
H. J. McCoid 2uO
W. G. .Miiier 2.00
.Mr. Sioiy 2.00
J. .M. Heivlcit 1.00
J. W. Fyle 1.00
1). LI. Raynor 1.00
Kohl, Andeison ' 1.00
Robt. Humphrey ;.. .l.CO
H. L. Crandell 1.00
C. V. Smith 1.00
W. li. Cozzens 1.00
S. P. Shea 1.00
Franklin Dedell 1.00
Harry Walling 1.00
Albin'Johnson 1.00
A Friend.. .1.00
.Mr. Meyi
.1.00
CAI. Randall 1.00
U ..Morrison 1.00
Ur. A. H. Haainiond 1.00
Hr. FleU'her , l.GO
Dr. C;iriiian 1.00
Dr. Winner 1.00
G. Seaman l-Oi)/
Alfr-ed Chapman.. ..
Nassau Post
DiivLd Stitlierlalid. .
Arthur Wilson
II. Clock -
...A.m
./.1.00 .'...1.00 1.00
Louis Render l.t-0
Alfred Parry 1.00
R. H. Lamb..., 1.00
i-;d. Rice 1.00
Roswell Davit; 1.00
H. .L itayniore 1.(0
S. Diiiiou Sniilli 1.00
W. Weitzel ". 1.00
.ramps Han.se 1.00
o. H. Swezey 1.00
Mr. Steplienson 1.00
.Mr. Rraithwaile ].00
D. Fei-rara l.GO
J. A. 4'<Jodiiian 1.00
W. n. Hagou & Co TOO
A. E. Jliller I.OO
Cbubbuck's Dyi\-^ Store l.oo
Lee <t Co I.UO
W. Van Wicklen J.00
II. Schloss,. .. :-^ i l.CO
Mayer Bros l.OO
Adolph Levy & Son.. .., 1 00
J. Olexson l.du
James M urniy l.fH)
George Raynor l.OO
J. W. Southard 1.00
Thomas Johnston Drug Co,.. .MIO
H. C. Schluter l.oo
(.;. A. Fulion 1.00
S. A. Williams ,..2.00
A. Schiller 1.00
John K. Nolan 1.00
.Charles Johnson l.oo
T. P. C. Forbes Jr ...1.00
F. H. Plump 1.00
Elizabeth Scliuciker l.CO
II. li, Ariliur •, ...l.GO
Mr. Lewis ; 50
NEW "SAND HOLE"
CHURCH DEDICATED
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leveral nelections and Dr. Togg preached the closing sermon In which le referred metaphorically to the per- Istence of the congregation in erect n church after church.
"The prayers and songs that joui ."athers beard In the churches tnat food upon the old site, reverberate hrough this room tonight," he said. They are the marching songs of tht •oidiers of the Lord."
The pulpit of the new church wa^ lonated by Lorenzo Davison and fam- ¦ ly of Oceanside and the (-hairs were he gift of the brothers and slstert. A the pastor. Other gifts weie as foi ows: Communion table, Mrs. 'Car- uan S. Langdon; liiblo stand, Mrs iarold Van Sise of Oyster Day; In lividual Communion set, Mrs. Jaiiiei- .\'atts. Two memorial windows arc he gifts of John H. Clark in niemor: -f his wife and Mrs. Valentine Watts >ther windows were presented bj iov. and Mrs. P. W. Varney. Mr. am: ,Irs. Samuel E. Carpenter, Mr. ant .Irs. Sidney Smith, Francis H. Var- loy, Mr. and Mrs. John Rider, Mr. cm .Irs. Jarvls Pearsall, Mr. aud .Mrs lauiel Abrams, John .M. Varney, Har dd Prower, the Christian Endeavor Jr. and Sr., and Sunday School.
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT
The Indication are that generalb ii.ir weather v.itn a gradual reaction
o uromal temperatures will prevail daring the next several days over prac
ieally all districts east of the Rockj .ilountains. Tiiere will be frosts tht .irsi pari of tho week, however, iu tht liust Gulf and South Atlantic Stales, ..•.NcepUBoulheru Florida. West of (ne lioclyy iMouiitains fair weather and lUj/iual temperatures are probable dur- /fig the week. Tliere is notliiiig to in¬ dicate marked storm activity over the country during the week. A dislurb- -tiice of moderate intensity will appeal iu the Northwest Wednesday or Thurs Jays, cross the middle West about Friday and Uie Eastern States near tbo end of the week; this disturb .ince. will be attended by local areas of precipitation and he followed by a ;liaiii.'e to cooler weather in the North¬ ern Stales east of the Rocky Mouu- laiiis.;.
Fi^EEPORT'S
New Jewelry Shop
I herewith notify my friends and
the public in general that I L.J have opened
A JEWELRY SHOP
in the
American Theater B'l'd
70 Main St.. Freeport
My experience as a Practiciil Watch Maker and JeweUrr will guarantee j satisfactory work
j W^Jiave on hand a complete line of j solid gold Jewelry and Stand¬
ard Watches
j ^'our Fatronajre Solicited
B. SPIVAK
LAMB WDHCTED INTO c OFFICE IN FREEPORT
(Continued from Paj;e 11
J. Foster Sprague received a ri ap¬ point ment as Street Coliimisslouer at .1 salary of $75 a montti, and was in- ¦itructed to report daily at the village jffice. The hiring of all men and Lcams will hereafter be done through Lhe Street Commissioner.
The Freeport Bank and the First .Vational Hank were designated as de¬ positors tor village funds.
The bonds of the village treasurer lud collector were fixed in tlie sum ol f25,000 and f5,000 respectively.
The Village Fathers discussed the purchase of coal at some length but .he matter was laid over for further jonsideralion.
Archer 15. Wallace, representing .'lose Company No. 1, addres.^ed the joard concerning the passing of title ,.0 a plot of land la Atlantic aveaut IS a site for a new hose liouse for that company. Cadman H. Frederick i:; he donor of the land, which the board. lU accordance with the vole upon a iroposition coveriug It, a.^reod to ac ^ept at its next meetiiig.
Thomas I'. ,C. Forbea, Jr., com- ilaiued of tho condition of Archci itreet, because of the grade, and wat issured that the condilion would be remedied.
"The drainage sy.stem In Fn-eporl is a serious one," said Pnsid>'iii Lamb,, "and I am certain thai ihi.-^ iioard will do Its utmost to Kdievo tht .'xisting conditions at tiie earliest po.s. iible moment."
Before tlie conclusion of the meeiinij ,he following standing couimlttee.'; 01 he trustees were announced by the President:
Light.—Trustees Randall, Wel¬ den and Raynor.
Streets.—The entire board. Water.—Trustees Bedell, Ray¬ nor and Welden.
Assessors.—The entire board. Stationery and Supplies.—I'he President aud Trustees Randall and iiedeil.
Park.—Trustees Randall, liodell and Raynor.
Finance.-Trustes Raynor, P.e- dell and Welden.
I'olice and Licenses.—The Pres. Ident.
SiduV'alks.—Tru.^Jtees Welden, Raynor and Randall.
Poweriio.ise.—Trustees Randall, Bedell and the President.
j OBITUARY
I Emma Mctt
] Two ye.irg of su<':'erin2 which .Mrc.
! "mm.-i Mott of I.ake\ iew avenue.
j Rockville Centre. endured were brought to a ciot^e .'^.-'.turdrty mominc. by her demise. Mrs. Mott was 53 years of age and had resided in Rock¬ ville Centre fur about 20 years. She was well knovn throughout the com¬ munity and highly esteemed. Her husband, D«iton Mott, was formerly engaged in the hotel business at East Roikawny and Hempstead and later had Hiar^^'e ot (he Odd Fellows' Home at Hollis. .Mrs. .Molt enrolled as a charter member of the Rebekah Lod.ce at Rockvilel Centre and took neat inttrest in its affairs. Her IniHuand ind one doaughter, Mra. May Holmes, junlve. Funeral services were held last evening -at hfir late home, the Rev. A. H. Rennie. pastor of the Rock¬ ville Centre Pre.-^byteriaa .church, offi¬ ciating, liiternieni at Grcenlield cem¬ etery today. /
MARRIAGE LICENSES .March 17—FiiUiK A\ ilco\ I'inmo. rorly-ei:;ht, of NcAvaik to .Mabel Irene 3ki!«|on, tbii ty-f;i-ir of i;ock\iile Cen¬ tre.
You Can Buy a
Beautiful Player Piano
fully guaranteed of
RAYMORE, the PIANO MAN
FOR $4.00
Come in and See it
Monthly P.iymcnts Accepted
Warerooms, Arcade Building at the Depot
Freeport New York
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CLASSIFIED --.DVEHTIS.MENTS
FOR SALE
l-'or Sr.le—Two c.nrriages, a complete lainess and a whip. All in fair con- iition. Address Box H, The Nassau i'oKt, Freeport.
STORE
Fue Reasans Why il ?^3rits Your Drug and Drug Sundries Patronage
REAL ESTAT!
Hollis, Long Island
Plot 7*'.x]l'l, CariieutiT aw, m-ai
rolley'aiid railroad: lir.e locatiou:
-erins to .-uit. Dlt. TK.AVl:-^. Kockv ilie
Centre. N. Y.
• AMUSEMENTS
No Store is bettcr-fc-.v as well 'tockcd and orijanizcd to take care of your every drug need, however sinill it may be
At the RE.\;aLL Store you c.iii always get what you ask io\ at at a priee that is lower than any other store
Any article or remedy sold at a REXALL Store can be used with full assurance that it is the best-positively-for the pur¬ pose which it is .sold
SpcL-iiiists in chir^'j of our subscription department use only the purest and best inJredicnts in compounding your pre scnptions
The REXALL .Store is the only store in Freeport selling the endless variety products of the greatest drug organization in tlie Untied States
THE AMERICAN THEATRE 5outii Main Sr. Freeport, 1,. 1.
10 Reel shows—Changed Daily :',ii ilour;^ of l'"un and Laughter for 10 Celitl' Si.iurday -Maline.is
THOMAS JOHNSTON DRUG CO.
23 W. Menick Road
liCC
cport, Long Island
Df.LI OAT ESSEN
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
DELICAT ESSEN
Fancy and Full line of Crocerles
J. A. Goodman 7A Railroad Ave.
Opposite Depot
NOTARY PUBLIC V/iTH SEAl
cxpenr appraisals
Ifa Man Die. Shall He Live Again?
DR. L. C. WORK, Lecturer WanUgh Fire Hail Wantagh, L. 1.
SUNDAY, MARCH 29
at 3 p. m.
ALL SEATS FREE NO COLLECTION
Sooner or later you'will find there is cer
j^tniuly one upto date, clean, sanitary
^barber shop in P'rccporl.
M' -V. Prompt Attention
The Ideiil Itiirbcr Shop
W. Weitzel. Pi op.
35 Railroad Ave, Freeporl
MAY
The Art of
COOKERY
Is ably deinonstrateJ in every cike, pic and loaf of bread pro¬ duced in this modern bakery. Eight years of long and un- surpa<;sed experience in New York City and our cxcctlenl facilities enable us to make and bake tlie best.
HENRY C. RlNDrAUB
HAKRRY AND LUNCH ROOM 49 Main Sr., opp. Post Office
WKDDlNGS AND PAKTYS SUPPLIED
ASK
H. GOLDFARB
36^Railroad Avenue 1" recport
Telephone. 307
I All Kinds of Cleaning, ^r^-'f'SJ and
Dyeing. Strictly. City Priccb j Quick Work
' Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailor
Store open from 8 a. ni. to 8 p. in.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
"RUirS CANDY
VEGETABLES CIGARS
I J. Uo'a
TZ South Atftin St. Freeport, 1... 1.
Tel. R!i,\V' Fre.>p(,rt
GEO. HOWARD RANDALL Contr.actor and Builder
Lumber. Hardware. Paints. Oils, (ilass
General Siipi)lies
32 Brooklyn Avenue Ireeport
Tel. 208 W oi>|). K. K. Depot
JAMES HANSE
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND GENERAL BROKERAGE
TELEPHONE, 77
RAILROAD AVE.
FREEPORT, L. \.
Everything at Your Finger Tip
The acii.e of cf/n-ienienfe In mod¬ ern home life-suiiiiiied by electri¬ city, and controlled by simply touchini; a button or key with your finger tip. Tliat i.s one of our mod¬ ern miracles. Tiie powiir bebiiid this miracle is electricity. The agency ihal makes it pos.sible— wires it, directs it, sets il poiiig—iri tho electrical contractor, and tbat meaiLs I'S. Ue are proi.-ijit and reliable in our s» rvice, and that Ih important in e.-^iert electrical work.
JAMES F. CAMPION
35 SoalL Grove Streei, Freeport, N. Y.
"Between Savage and Tiger"
GEOKCE KLEIN'S FAMOUS fMlOTO DKAMA in Six Reels
Plaza Theatre-Freeport
Prlday Aflernoon snd Even'g, March 27
Pcrfornriances at 3.30, 7.15 and 9.00 p. m.
If >o,^ I..lie UH.U 'o.K ueuvnju.i iHire
ice cream this Spring? Today is a god day to commence etijoyin,^ this superb, delicious deliglit -eilher aa a refreshment or as a dc--sert. Try a quart—its excellence will make you a steady customer. j
FREEPORT CANDY KITCHEN j
Railroad Avcnve Freeport. L. I.
O. BRAITHWAITE
15 Railroad Ave., freepoit
dealer in
SPALDING Sporting OC Goods
Stationery, Books, Maga¬ zines anti Cigars.
Advertising Agent for all N. Y. Papers
Paper Novelties and Fav- ' ors a Specialty
Our Struggle For Existence i
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I la now centered on the minute llv- | j Ing organisms which owe their pow- | j I er of l.njurlnK us to their extraor- | I ] dinary power of reporduction. The | ! I invention of the Sanitary Steam j j Pressing Machinery has alone made | I j It possible to disinfeci all ({armenis, | I j cleaned and pressed, by the Injec- | I tion of dry steam at a temperature | i In which no germs or qilcrobes can | I exist. I
i Goods called for and Delivered | i Free. j-
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THE SANITARY METHOD 22 26 S. Grove St Phone. 323J
Bank of Rockville Centre
Capital Stock Total Assets
$50,000.00 $1,524,879.85
A Strong Bank is Most Help¬ ful to Any Community
Postal Savings Depository
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
In'terest t*aid on Time Deposits Your Patronage Solicited
Freeport Tailors
JOHN SCHRIEBER, Prop.
Ladies' SiiiiH and Cludks lo order Woikman.hlp Cuarantci-d. Rt» soluble Piic s
Cleaning Presainsj Repairing
Tc-leplioue, 3G8 w Kiec[>,.rl 47 Kdilioad Aveuue rrirp.irr, L I.
i
M. JARVIS & SON
Scavenger V/ork, Ashes.
fitc. Carted
Trucking & Carting
Special Attention Given To All Orders
MERRICK ROAD MERRICK, LI.
Phone. 53 R Freeport
.Sl .ne from Kleiiie'.i Photo-drama "H<-t ween Savaiic anil Tlfrer"
j "Bttwettn Savage and Tiger," has a big intarast for all. Young and old, avarybody can comprahand it and avarybody can anjoy It,
ij —ADMISSION—
jMatinee, 10 and 20c ETeniog, 15 and 20c
