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TO ASSIST FOkTNIGHTLY CLUB
Well Known Pianirt to Play
•t. September Concert of
Ladies* Club
ins TECHNIQUE PRAISED BY EUROPE
Miss Effie FowJer Hendrickson and
Miss Grace Neiman Secured For
Opening Event
The Fortnightly Club of RockviUe Centre Ib ono of those proRrenulve, BU|>gtaoUal soclotles wLlcb the cul tured woman or tne village have form¬ ed for tbe purpose of presenting the citizens with the best that can be ob¬ tained in the way of art and lltoralure. On Wedneaday evening, September 2nd, this Boclety will give another con¬ cert with tho following artlelF: pian¬ ist,-Oliver Denton; soprano, Mrs. Ef- 'Ae Fowler Hendrickson and harpist. iCtss Grace Nelmann.
The society has been very foriunat in again securing the service** of Mr. Denton. Under the auspices of the society Mr, Denton gave aeveral con¬ certs In leading villages on Louni laalnd to the complete satisfaction of critical audiences.
Mr. Denton who has been .ntudyinf,' In Germany for the last few years is a native of Rockville Centrp having at¬ tended school here when a niKre lad. 'Press notices from abroad be-^peak Iuh [ability. It Is a great source of satis- [laetion to Mr. Denton and to the so- • clety to have him return to his early bome and display tho rare abilty bo Jore friends and neighbors.
The following press notices clipped from papers In these European cities Ljud .countries give some Idea of the magnitude of his ability: Berliner Doersen Zeitung, Deriin, i'-eh. 8, 1914:
The concert of Oliver Denton left [an excellent impression in every way. 'He not only has a flnoly developed rbrllUant tecnlque but possesaes also I la his Interpretations artistic taste. power and temperniont. His audience followed his playing with the greatest Interest and he earned the tremendous applause which alwaya followed his different numbers. I'Zurlch, Switzerland:
Oliver Denton is an artlsl to IiIk [finger tips. His techniQUe sure and Ibis playing always fllled with niusiial Itaste. The Liszt Rhapsodic No. 10 lltrus played with charm and iremend- bravour. ,
sanne, Switzerland: Oliver Denton is a distinguished ar¬ tist in tho full sense of the word. His technique Is Impeccable and he posse.s- itCB two qualities which are rare In the ^me artist—delicacy and vigour. His Interpretations are remarkable ioi equal musical playing and iic never ^toops to manerisms. Tribune de Geneva, Dec. 20, 1914.
Mr. Oliver Denton is an interesting krtist in all regards His technique reiriarkahle and has that which is fconiniou with many—bul Mr. Denton them still more. It Is his beantl- Jl artistic temperament, rohtist, no We and exenipt from tricks. His ex- ttresslon is of the greatest variety and polour and' 1 have never heard .'^uch a ronderful tone.
1915 AUTO PUTES YELLOW AND BLACK
1,000 Registrations Estimated— Increase of 32 per Cent.
In awarding to the lowest bidder Ihe infract for the supplying of automo lie plates to be issued next year^ icretary of Stale Mitchell May an lunrea that the scheme chosen lack upon yellow background) has i9n selected as the result of.recent 4entlflc exprlments by which it was imonstrated that this combination^ U the most legible. Mr. May asserts that the cost of iwe markers has been reduced'near- t half over that of previous years, j'prlce being considerably less than le amount flxed in other States, 'her© the average expense reaches forty-two cents a 80t. ns com¬ bed with twenty-thrfte cents, the IQi to be paid by New York State. Secretary May announces that the .e design adopted In prevloun years .tf'i retained, the New York tags iD^ \nerally regarded as the most lily readable of all commonwealfthB. le contract calls for the prompt of 130.000 plates in duplicate ire October 1, although the total iber to be registered ia IdlH prob- wlll reacb ijearly tbe 200,000 ¦k, as the flgiir^ for the flrst half ^the present year indicate the pres- Ijv^jthls State of approximately ,000 machines; an increiMe ,of about ¦ '-two Jier oent. over the same ' last ye«t« ,
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STATE TO COMPROMISE TAX FAILURES
Misunderstanding or Ignorance of
Income Tax Excuiied
I The 'I'rfcasury Department has dc-j
termlned tu aotept offers lu compro¬ mise of the spf'cinc penafty for failure | on the part of individuals or corpor4| tlons to make returns within the per¬ iod prescribed, of their annual net in¬ comes for the income tax, in casep where such failure was due to mis¬ understanding of the law or Ignorance at- lo irs> n:«iuirenientB. The mininuini offers that will be received are ^'t from individuals and |10 from corpor¬ ations organized for profit. This slHt^ment is mude in announcements ijeinj; senl today to collectors of in¬ ternal revenue by Acting Commission¬ er of Internal Revenue Williams.
It is abo stated that in rases of corporations uot organized for proft . the specific penalty will not be a.^ s«rted this year, provided the required return has been or shall be tiled he- fore December 31, 1!>H.
Th foreicolnu, It Is added, applies only in cases in whieh there was no ir.iention ol f>\ndliiK the law or e.^icap- inp, taxalion.
In all Inslanrr.'i, however, wherein rtiiirns are iiol made until the lia¬
bility to make returns $re discovered by investigation of eoHeclors or rev¬ enue agents, the above schedule will not necessarily apply, but each in¬ dividual case will be dc>< 'ried op Its cwn laerits, and the ariount m the offer In corapromise whicli may be fa¬ vorably reculved will be determined Pfcotdiiigiy.
WALTER MOEN'S 2 PLUS 2 BifTHDAT
Puzzled by Strange Gifts—Bulletin Board Clears up Mystery
Walter S. Moen, reporter for the .Soutii Side Ob«erv('r, published ai Rockville Centre, on the event of his twenty-second birthday, was the reci¬ pient of some flfty presents. Slnj^ulat as it may seem, all were mat ked "Greetings on your fourth birthday.
Walter waa at a loss to under*tand the meaning of the few words of greeting or the broad sm^le on the faces of the members of the Observer Mtaff and his friends, until he acci¬ dentally noticed the bulletin board in the front of the building.
It seems that early in the day the announcement of his 22nd birthday was posted and that a niisehlevous iioy had made a plus sign between the two n^'ures. The gifts were typi¬ cal fourrli birtliday presents; rattles, (in liorn.-< and a variety of chMdren's play toys. Needh-ss to aay the day certainly was an eventful one.
Ex-Preeldent Returns From Cruise E?.-ViU«ge President and Mrs. Dan¬ iel Morrison and Mr and Mry. Wll- IJanc H. Post, of J-'reopori have re- t','H3«^ from delightful cruise oa the Grtat Soutii Bay. Much of tho time was spent at the Morrison cottage,
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of the most comfortable In the
Miss O'Neil Returns to Waverly Miaa Helen O'Neil, formerly an in¬ structor in the FYeeport High School, who has been visiting her brother hf;r» in Freeport for the iiast few werks has returned to her hon,e in Wp.verly, New York.
Grandehlldrsn Ousst of F. C. Barker John and Joseph .Winter, of New¬ ark, Kew Jersey, grandchildren of Frank «.'llnton Barker, are spendin:; three veeks with tbeir uncle at lii^ bOTiio iu Daldwin.
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«8 N. MAIN ST FREEPORT. N. Y.
Post Office Box 75
Telephone Freeport 812-w '
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CARROLL STREET FREEPORT, N. Y.
FRESH EGGS BROILERS ROASTERS
Fricasse In Season
Contract at once for Season's Supply at Reduced Rates ALL OkDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Custom and FamOy Laundry {
EFFICIENT SERVICE AND WORK
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Telephone 97 R NEWTON BLVD FREEPORT. N. Y,
Qothes and The Han
In these conventional days personal appear¬ ance is an important fac¬ tor in business and in social life. Clothes are not everything but they are a decided help in creating that favoratle impression.
"Freeport's Custom Tailor''
is a builder of just this sort of garments. Ma¬ terial, fit and satisfaction are our guarantees.
JAMES VENDin
Telephone. 583'W
49 N. Maia Sireet Freep«rt, N. Y.
Seeing-or Just Talking?
THE next time you say, "I've got to run out of town to see Smith," think it over and consider if you really want to see him or just talk to him.
Most of those tiresome and expensive business trips can be avoided and you can accomplish your purpose much more quickly and in nearly every case with as satisfactory results^if you travel the "Telephone Way "—just talk to him by telephone. „<,
And the difference in cost between "seeing" and "talking" makes the "tele¬ phone way" desirable.
Don't Travel-Telephone!
Every Bell Telaphona it a Long Diatanea Station
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY **
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Telepbone 650; Merrick Road, oor. Main St., Freeport, L I.
NOW
is the time to install a gas range and v^ater
heater!
Dor't wait until the hot weather is here, do
it now.
'Phone Hempstead 680 and say when it will
be convenient for our representative to call
with full particulars.
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FREEPORT ROCKVILLE CENTRE MINEOLA
HEMPSTEAD ROOSEVELT
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Take it to the ColumbiaR
Vye have the facilities, the m.-n and thc ex¬ perience to do your work right.
We do oxy-acctclyn Welding.
We can burn the carbon from your cylinders, 50 cents per cylinder.
We can re-seat your valves with a special machine that scats them absolutely right. Re-seat- makes the motor more j^owerful, snappier, quick¬ er and smoother running.
11 All Work Quaranteed ll
Standard Gas 16c. Goodyear Tires. Cclebratedli Ball Spark Plugs, guarantdd for life ofyour «?nginc|l
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UTTLE SHOP
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TIRES. TIteES AND MOTOR SUPPLIES
Vulcanizing a Specialty
WORK CAUED FOR AND DELIVERED
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Talepbont, Fraeport 1022-W
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This Handsome Pony Outfit
Pony, Carriage & Harness rKfcfc
To Some Boy or Girl~WHY NOT YOU? —
Great Dunlop Pony Contest
ibcjfan May IS, closes September|l5, 1914
now TO GET VOTES Votos on tbe Pony Outflt will he Khfii with every purebaso tuad..' ut CliiiMiiif kVs Drug Store—one vote' for «\oiy cent. The chiM haviiiK tlie "srcaiest number cK voten lo ils r.-rdit, on Sept. IHtH, 1911, wlnM the Pony Outflt. In case ot a tie $;)00 in gold will b-j divided belwf.*en coblldren tyln«. 500 extra votes will be given with acU prsicriptlon fllled at tbis store.
Watch Ior Bpecial sales each ThurHday wlitn extra votea will be given on tertain articles.
HOW TO UET V0T1;;p1 With every yearly suhacrlptfon to the Nannau Post, a<:coiuiiafi- lel hy 1.2.M, 3.000 Pony Vott^i will be Klven uud you can buy as many us you desire. Tiie beat way to get votes Is to se- cuie subBcriptlons to The Nak- sau FoBt as tbe scbeduln of votes is BO much greater Tor subscriptions than anylhiii^; eltie. You will be uurpilned how easy it is to get subHcriptlone to The Nassau Post If you try. Conteat Closes September 1Sth 1914.
Now is the time to show your true Apjericau spirit—Get Bu.-y —NOW.
Votes are also given away at fountain with Ice Cream and Soda
RULES OF THE CX)NTEST
1. luvcry conte»laat gets a number.
2. No names of contestants will be publlsbed.
n. Slandiug of conteslantt! published lu Naiseau Post commenc¬ ing Wednesday, June 17, 1914.
4. All votes must be brought in Thursday nf each week.
&. Tie votes in package with coatestantH number and amount on top Blip only.
6. Votes are transferable only before recording.
7. Contestant having largest number of votes on Sept 16, 1914 wins the Pony Outflt.
8. Contestants will not be permitted to aolldt votea withlo our store or in front of the building.
9. AU families connected vith thla afore and tbe Naanu Post staft ute bartud from thla conteat
Enter Your Child in this Great Contest at Onoe—It Costs Nothing:
CHUBBUCK'S . DRUG STORE
Tekphooe S Fweport FREEPORT, N. Y.
