THE NA8BAU POST, FREEPORT; W. Y, FRIDAY, APRIL t, ItlS
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LADIES
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Go to Elrlich's Trench Shot>
BiiiA examine the newest Spring
^ Models in Dresses, Coats, Suite
and Skirts, at the very lowest prices
ERLICHS FRENCH SHOP
Td. Main 7956
46 Flatbush Ave. near Fulton Street
AlteratioiM Free of Charge
POLITICAL
LEONAL SHOE COMPANY
Oppotlto Macy'a Tttl*phen« Qr««l*y B871
130 WEST 34th STREET, NEW YORK CITY
EASTER OFFERINGS
of classy novelties in Mens and Womens Shoes. Our newest spring styles have arrived for which we invite your inspection
LEONAL SHOE CO.
Bring this advertisement and a special discount of 10 per cent, will be given you on purchase
OPEN EVENINGS
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THE ALPINE HOTEL
West Merrick Road
Freeport, Long Island
THE HOME OF GOOD CHEER -
Famous for the chicken and duck dinners, wines, iiquors and all bottled beers. Highest class familW hotel on*Long Island. If it's good t it's
to eat we have it. If we have i Open all the year round.
good to eat.
W. F. JONES, Mgr.
Easter Sale
A most wonderful SPECIAL SALE of young mens and men's Suits. *
Latest models and materials.
is.op
10.00 12.00
VALUES
15.00 18.00 25.00
SMART NEW TOP COATS, SPECIAL $10.00
• Call and convince yourself
Herald Square Clothes Shop
128 West 34t]i Street, N. Y. City , OPPOSITE MACY'S .
Telephene 3401 Greeley Open Eveiiiiig«
Bring this advartiMment «nd a spadal diacount of IS pei* cenL win b« gmn jhim on pvrshase
ELBOTION NOTICE.
Notice iB nerefey given thai tbe Biennial Town Meeting in and lor tbe Town ot Hempstead, Countjr ef Naa- «»U. State of New York, will be beld on Tuesday. April 6tb. 1915. and tbat at aald Biennial Town Meeting tbe following Town Offlc«ra are to b« elected to wit:
A SvperrlRor in place of Hiram H. Smitb.
A Town Clerk in place of Franklin C. Gilbert.
A'Justice of the Peace in place of Edward T. Neu.
A Justice of tbe Peace in place of Lewis Vt. Raisig.
A Receiver of Taxes in place of Joseph H. Foster.
A Town 'treasurer In place of John A. Rutb.
A Town Superintendent of High¬ ways In place of Robert B. Brewer.
An Assessor In ylace of Charles W. Smitb.
An Assessor in place of Ben}amiB Duryea.
An Auditor in place of Edwin Payne.
Atv Auditor in place of L^wis u Brower.
An Auditor in place of Fred P. Ben¬ nett. •'
An Overseer of tbe Poor in plac% of Franklin Bedell.
An Overseer of tbe Poor in place of Cieorge H. Hurrell.
A Trustee of Publle Cemetery in place of John K. DaTidson.
A Trustee of tubHc Cemetery in pVsce of Tredwell p. Eldevv..
i, Conatable In place of iTOorge S. SmUh.
A ConataUe in place of Carman Plant.
A Constable in place of Thomas W. Murrajr,
A Constable in place of Jesse Motv.
A ConsUble In place of Frank Na- tello. •
Polls will be open at 6 o'clock A. M-, and close at 5 o'clock, P. M.
HIRAM R. SMITH, Supervisor.
FRANKLIN C. GILBERT,
Town Cerk. EDWAHU T. NEU, COROUON NORTON, LKWIS M. KAISIG, WALT JDK K. JONES,
Justices of tbe Peace.
Dated at>,Hemp8tead, N. a., Marcn 23rd, 1915. ""^
REdULAR
Repiiblican and Progressive
NOMINATION
For Town Constable JESSE MOTT
of Inwood
REGULAR
DEMOCRATIC PBOOREBSIVE
NOMINEE FOR
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
George M. Bocje
of Baldwin
Give himyour support and elect ¦ competent and efficient man to the office
Cigar—Tobacco CONFSaiONERY; STATIONARY
Anthlng and evfrythtng for echool wMuita.
Solicit a call from the most particu.. lar smokers. Wilt sti|»pi(y^ your wants,^ whatever they 'tnlf be.
I M. Ft Spitzer . j
•euth Grove and I'lfte 9tre«U
Rockville Centre
A 9fie ot iiand ombroidored and miscellaneous artlclw—Qotblng over two dolbtra—%1U be bela at the borne of Mlar Flore^nce Whitehead, 26 Scott place, RockriUe Centre. L. L, on Wednesday and Thursday, Ap¬ ril^? Mid 8, 1115, from 2 o'clock until 5. 6ome and hsinx yonr frlebids. Or¬ ders taken.
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At the meeilng of the Second Dis¬ trict of the lifew York State /'edera. tlon of Woman's Clubs held in Rich¬ mond Hill, Wednesday, tbe local clubs were represepted as follows: Tbe Fortnightly Ctab by Mrs. HUlerjt H. Sheets, Mrs. yCbarles W. Carpenter, Mrs. Alfred I*. Browne; the Parent- Teachers' Association by Mrs Henry S.De Mott, Mrs. Loren H. Rockwell. Mrs. Franks; tbe Civic Club by Mrs. Everett F Qrlffltb.
It was tbe unanimous opinion ot tbe delegates present tbat thla was one of tbe most interesting meetings ever held In the dietrict During the morning ^bere were inspiring reports from the different clubs, and in the afternoon an excellent program. One of the ^baturea ot the meeting was tbe presentation to Mr*. A. M. Fraser, president of the Health ProtectlTt Association of Brooklyn, of a silver loving cup from the presidents ol the Brooklyn Clubs, in honor of her eigh¬ tieth birthday. A mammoCb bunch of pink carnations was also present¬ ed to Mrs. Fraser. The latest achieve¬ ment of this wonderful woman is the putting through of 4he reduction iu telephone rates for Greater New York. Mrs. Frazer has been working right along with the Public Service Commission, and she read a lettex from the authorltfes stating that her personal letter, had haa more weight In deciding the question than any other influence.
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For the convenience of the public, the Banlt of Rockville Centre has in¬ stalled a directory of New York City. The same may be found In the cus¬ tomers corridor of the Bank.
R. L. Polk & Co,. Inc., of New York City, are publishers of the directory.
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EiSster packages of candy, more daintily gotten up, and in greater de¬ mand for remembrances than ever be¬ fore. Samosels, MalUards, Huylers outdistance everything else among Easter givables. Order Horton's ice cream. Charles Napoli, Park avenue, Phone 472.
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It may be of interest to our read' ers to know that there i.s a copy of the New York City directory at the Bank of Rockville Centre accessible to the general public. The directory is not only personal, b"^ a business dlrfTctory and buyer's guide as well.
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Wilmer R. Kearn.s is recoverinft from pneumonia,'' and .will go to Moore's Mills, .V. Y., for a rest cure. Mrs. Kearns, who has been nursing her husband, has cancelled all engage meni.-j to accowpany him.
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^h•. and Mrs. Charles V. Day, ol Morris avenue, started on Monday for a trip to San Antonio and the coast. They plan to vi.slt the fairs at San Diego and San Francisco and variou* pointfi of interest on the return jour¬ ney. They will probably be away a month.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hes.siler have
opened their house at South Village
avenue after spending the winter at Palm Beach.
Tbe Ladies' AnzHiarr 4rf tb«i Aler^ Hose Company are planning tor a btg tbiee day fair to be held at) tbe coat- pany's house, May 20-81-82. The pro¬ ceeds will be used for tfie oeneflt of the cbmpany.
Holy Week has been generally ob¬ served with special services by tbe churches of the village. ,
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The annual Institute of the libra rlans of New York SUte will be held in this village on Thursday, May 20. There will be a morning and after¬ noon session held in the library with luncheon served by the Library Aux- UUry in Parish Hall. Owing to the Institute being in session tJ»« library will be closed on the afternoon of tbe
20th.
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Miss Gertrude Oiftord, of Hemp¬ stead avenue, leaves Monday tor a month's visit to ber sister,/Mrs. An¬ drew Martin, at Mllford, Conn.
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At the regular monthly meeting of the Library Auxiliary the following business was transacted: the libra¬ rian reported sixteen new boolis add¬ ed .during the past month, eleven from auxiliary funds and three from the pay Gollection.
The chairman of the entertainment committee reported that the contem¬ plated exhibit of antiques bad bee., postponed until fall.
The librarian reported on the Cur¬ rent Events letter file, that after a month's trial it was found to be too fragmentary.
The chairman of entertainment was put In charge of the luncheon arrange¬ ments for the delegates to Ihe li¬ brarian's institute to be held at the library May 20.
A motion was made and carrlea that Mrs. Spelman's project of in¬ stalling a moving picture machine in the public school be endorsed by the Library Auxiliary. ^
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Mrs. Donald Frazer, of Cedar ave¬ nue, entertained the "As You Like It" Club at luncheon on Tuesday.
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At the regular meeting of Massa- pequa Lodge, No. 822, Monday even¬ ing, four candidates were raised to the sublime degree of Master Mason lu due and ancient form. The His¬ torical Lecture was conferred by Wor. Bro. Cummin of Altair Lodge.
At the fleeting next Monday even¬ ing, April 5, the Entered Apprentice Degree will be conferred.
On Saturday evening, April 10, the ^ellowcraft Club will hold a beef¬ steak dinner at Hotel Nassau, Long,. Beach.
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At the Church of the Ascension last Tuesday night the' Right Rev. Freder¬ ick Burgess, Bishop of the Diocese, administered the apostolic rite of the laying on -of hands to a class of twen- ty-.six, mostly adults, and preached a most helpful sermon. This is the largest confirmation class in thb his¬ tory of this parish. The church was erowded at this serlvce, the choli singing for an offertory anthem "As Pants the Heart" with Charles L. Day and Alfred W. Young ,V, soloists.
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Mr. and Mrs. Conrad H. Hessner of Park Place, are receiving congratu. latlons upon the birth of a daughter born in Brooklyn Monday night.
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The Cl(ic CluB will meet with Mrs Conner, 129 South Park avenue, Mon¬ day, April 5, at three o'clock. Biisi- ness of importance is to be considered-
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ERNEST KUHTZ, Prop.
Tel 650 Freeport So. Main Street
The BalflMTin Garage and Salesroom
JOSEPH L. SCHIFFMACHER. Proprietor
Most Complete and Efficient on Loig Island
New and Second Hand FORD'S For Sale
All kinds of supplies and sundries, tires and tubes,
vulcanizing, batteries rechargec), overhauling Experienced Efficient Economy Experts
Excellent Storage Facilities
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In The Heart of the Shopping Diitrict
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