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T^T\ T^T^T^/^^T\ r*n *'^^^ Largest Incofporated Village on Long Island—Freeport
p W H.r^. |JC J rv I mmmmOcaiipies Prominent Position Among Villages of the Empire State.*'— A X^A^X^X ^^^ J>^V X Secretary of State FRANCIS M. HUGO. ^
FREEPORT CHURCHES UNCLAIMED LE1TERS:
VILLAGE DIRECTORY
\ lllnKr OfllcHU
Preiti<l<«nt. Krneitt 8, Randall.
Truuteef.
Franklin BeJell Henry L.. Maxson
-Jonn ti. Mannkvn oilaa A. ",",\V.^7r,:i
NiUage Clerk, 8ylv«!Kt»T I'. .Shea.
. \'lllaKe CuunH)?!, I^o Fiahil.
HoHrl <.'oniinlK»ion»-r, M. F. Hond.
Trf-aBurpr, S. iJinion Smith
Tax Collector. IJ Frank Seaman.
JieKiMter lioard of "HLaltli, S. J'. Sh..a.
Health onieer. Dr. Wm. H. Jluncle
The Village Tru«tee» con»tltute the
JJuard of Health.
The Village uniee Is I'pcated at 40 vVent Merrli k Itoud.
The VlllaKe Trcajinirer h Office at 23 Jtailroad Aver'ie.
Tax CoUrcl J--,. Oflife at 37 Hallroad jVvcnue
Police Drparlniirnt
Chief, l-:rne«t H. Itandnll.
Captain, Carl l)art-nln-iK.
Police .Jii.-<lice, Clinton .M. i-'lint.
IIeadi|uartir.-i and I'olif-.- Court,
Cliur.h Sti'-•¦(. ii-ar .\!-riick Houd.
Tel<-ph(/rip , l-i •-•-port. Vno.
Board uf KiliK-nllon, IlliilrU'l .\o. 8
I'reHldeiit, Walter Ii. Cozzeiin.
Tiu.stecs,
<". Iiv. iKht ]i:ik.-i ChaileH C. .MooM-
J.>avld StUliPilHiid Uolund H. .\Iuyla;i'l
Hupl. of .«r|iool.x. Ward C .Moon
(ilfiic: c.i.pv.- Street Sf-h.pol
']¦¦ |p phoiii-, l''i(-eport, 75:;.
SpIioipI rtiyiician, l>r. .luleiii lip-an.
Trt-a.^urer, 0.-<car W. Valinllm-.
Clerk. IJoh.Mt I-:. UoiifiKhy,
Ta.< Collector. .\. I). Wullaee.
I'lihllc Library
Located at 'IS S.piitli (iiov- Sli^-^t.
I.iljrariun. .Mi^«.•^ .Mice )!. Itonan.
irfpiir.s:10 to 12 A. .M., :; to fp HilPi 7tpp '.I
I'. M., except Saturday nig^ht.-* and
lipplidayH.
Fire Drpnrtmrnt
Chi.-f. llp.vvai'l i;. l'p-jii.-<all
FIrHt AHMlHfint, .|(plin .1. Uandcll. .Ir.
.yec(pnd A«.-<l.-<tant, Clureiictr Willanis.
OiHplain, ii'-v, A. C. KarUaii.
HiiiK'-'pii, I'r. Will. H. IJuneic.
Fire Call, Frpp pp/rt, .Vo. 4iJi».
Flr«- Aliirin <'nll»
1. School N >. 1, Coiner Pino and
(Jrove StreetK. 2 Sihoid .\o. :;, S(-aiiian Avenue 3. Sclioid .S'o. 3. Archer and l.ong
Peach Avenu«-n. 4 Si-hool .Vo. 4, Columbus Avenue. :,'. Plot call. Aii.-<wer to head()uar-
« fjeneral alarm torder from chief). One lonK bia.st to precede every ffeneral alarm, pppwp-r lloii.ie KinerKi-ncy Call. One IppiiK. one ...hort l.la.'^t. and repeat. .NOKTH CpF .MKrtUICK ROAD. (We.xt (»f Ocean .Vveliue.) 9. Seaman and N'irKinia Aveinie.H i2 N«'W York and S<-aniaii Avemn-.M. j:j. Wallace Street and We.st Kineoln
Avenue.M. 14. Pennsylvania and Pena Avenm-s. ir, llan.son and |-'l(prenc.- Place, at;. lUndall and Payvlew Av.nue.M. 17. Teai-.^all and Pennsylvania Ave¬ nues. 18 l.oiiK lleacli and Randall Av-niies. 19. Randall Avenue and Il<-rK-en Place.
21. lierffen Place and P.r(poklyii Ave¬
nue. :23 I.oni; lle-ich Av.nue and Olive P.lv. 24' I.exinKton and Madi.-ion Avp-nueti.
25. Pine Street and Park Avenue.
26. Pine Street and liuyview .Vvenuo.
27. Pine Street and Pontf Iteach Ave-
28 Madison Avenue and I'orterfleld
IMaee.
29 Merrick Road and Park Avenue.
(lOa.pit of ftccan Avenue.) .31. Seaman and Columbu.'i Avenue.s.
22. Main and .Milton Stre-'t.-i. Si. ()("ean and Lena Aveniie.s.
35 .Main Strict and Crand Avenue, 'an Crand and Columlni.s Avenues. 37 (Irand and Frederick Avenue.'^. 38. Grove Street and. Randall Avenue 3(| Parsims and Harrl.ion Avenues. 41' Main Street and P.rooklyn Avenue. 4L'. liroadway and M(punt Street. 43 (iripvr Street and (Jliver Pxpiilevard ^n Pine Street and Ocean Avenue, ^(•p. Pine and Church streets. .47. Main Street and Newton lloiile- vard. • ., .L..
4S Newtown lilvd. and Henry Street. A'i Newton Blvd. and Helen Avenue. SOl'TH <JF MKHHICK ROAD. I West <pf Ocean Avenue.) fpl. liayvlpw Ave. and M"''''''V,','.''." w 62 Pont? Peach Avenue and Mel lick
T,3. Ocean .Vvenue and Smitli •''"'(¦p-r ti4. Rayvlew Avenue and ^^ >"«';:>'•:|- 51; PonK Peacli Avenue and \\ lial(;y
I PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Chas. D. V/lcks oi Rutland \ Road, has returned home, having I spent two monins in .Maniic, Couu. |
.Mr. ChEH. D. Wicks reports a fine fishing trip in Conn.
all the local games here. It -was not alwav" th')« ."^pvpral years aKo. .Mr. Col lard wa.s never seen near the gampR, hilt now—
Street.
ri7 Ocean Avenue and Whaley Street
i^ls Areher Street and Klliott Place.
rp9; Ocean and Soiitliside Avenues.
<•,! Atlantic nnd West PiVd Aveniie.s.
r.-J, Atlaiiti(- end '"¦''r;:"' - ,'^.'H"'i'.o:ce ,\tliintic Ave. and '!'"'-''• J'"l ' '''^'^ West Sid- Avenue and Ray Stl " iipl .lolinso-i PI
.f,3. Atliilitip- Ave. and ¦"";¦'•;;' '-^ J, .',V„,'
*4, West Sid- Avenue and ' ">,__^'' ¦,'¦
<;5 Pavvieu- Av.'nii- nnd .lolinsoM I I.
il7 l.onf-- li.ach Avenue an. C, da,- st.
.f,S We-t Side .\venu.- nnd !¦ i-(pnt .'~l.
*()¦ MIII'V Aveniipp and Fr.>iit Street.
(F.ast of Ocean .Vv-nue.j
71. Merrip K Rppiid an(1 ll''.'^'"' ;•''*",¦'¦
•fp Merrick R(pa(i aiul Mam Slic-t.
7-V Merrick Pond and Helen Av.inie.
71. Smith aii.l C''urcli ^'J'V'';^
Tfp. P.e.l.dt and Pnyn(p|- -^l IV'^-^^ .
7Cp. Ravpppr Avenii.- "!"',, ^'" ,^",";.
¦78 Archer Street nn'l Fast Avenio-.
•79! Main and Archer Streets
SI r.edell Stieet and .MlantIc A\e
S-2: Main Street and ¦\.''»V';;; 'V,'''V-''''
>:i. Main Street and \\ lin'ey .s To. K.
S4 C,r(pve and Pay ^'''<_..-.
??.¦ <;,e«n Avenue and Cdnr Strop.t.
•sc' C.rove end Front Streets.
.S.-Clind alarm means that more men are needed.
One lonB blast, recall.
lUFF.I'OIlT IM)SI <» '•'«» ordinary nn.l "V"'.,'"' ,?,'""
Ki-.piii 7 a. m. to >» P <"-
M O. n. and V. S. Hiink
Fkpdi % a. m. to f, p. m.
Frciiii Ihc WoMt
Arrive.
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TpMiI p. ni.
t;:30 p. Ill
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1L':lii p. I'l-
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(i:;tn a. m. 11 :"il a. m-
3:30 p. m.
C, :-jii p, 111.
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A GOOD DINNER
Buy y<»ur • groceries here and nt for a king—yes, even bct- flt for a king—yes, even bet¬ ter than that, one fit for an American citizen. >VE SELL GKOCEKIKS at prices ao low there is scar¬ cely any profit left for us.
GEO. W. RAYNOR
Kerrick Road . . . Freeport Phone
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The Helping Hand Sewing Society will meet at the Sea-side home of sister Ada Burton at High Hill Beach on WedncHday, September 13th. It is hoped that every member will be present after two month.s rest.
•Mrs. Harold Smith, (nee Miss E;1- sie Vogel) will be entertained at her home by friends, who are giving her a "treat" Friday night. Mrs. Smith is one of the popular of the younger Freeport set.
Jcccph Clark is another f»n. hut he has been one for years. He has never missed a high school game.
The Eastern Star will resume their meetings this Saturday evening.
-Miss .Marion Hunt and her brother Harold spent last Sunday and Monday in Stamford, Conn.
BAPTLST tHlHCH
On Sunday at 11 a. m.. the castor. Rev. Wm. Breckenridge will preach. Subject, "Walking in the Spirit." At 7:45 p. m., special services in con¬ nection with the Anti-Saloon League. An address will be delivered by the Rev. Rollin O. Everhart, editor of the "American Issue." .Mr. FIverhart cornea to us strongly recommended aa an effective speaker.
Al. Conway, who l.s .summering at the winter home of .Mr. and .Mrs. John Summer, on Porterfteld Place will soon return to Brooklyn. .Mr. (.'on- way is aswistant district attorney in King.s County.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Tilden Adanison, of Roosevelt I'lacc, will soon return home to tht-ir winter residence in Flatbush. They have enjoyed a two nionih's stay in FreeiKirt. .Mr. Adam- .son Is in tho employ of the <'ity in the official family of Coinptrollor William A. Prendorgast. He i.s a brotli(>r of Fire Commissioner Robert Adanison.
Mrs. Otto Graser and Mrs. Scho- namum entertained the members of the Eastern Star last Wednesday afternoon.
We are glad to report that Esmond Stiles is rapidly recovering his health. He will not refurn to FreeiKjrt until fully reco\cred.
FKEEI'ORT METHOIUST ( HIRCH
Next Sunday morning Dr. Curtice is to preach on the theme "The Call of the Christ."
In the evening the sermon is to he on the topic "A Bird, A .Man and a Snare."
George Cosselin's sister-in-law, died Tuesday at her home in Brook¬ lyn. .Mr. and Mrs. GosKclin have gone into the city for the interment.
A large number of Freeport men at¬ tended the opening of the Nassau A. C. the new boxing club, at Baldwin, .Monday afternoon.
The Freeport Colored Stars lost a close game to the Lawrence Base Ball Club on Sunday. It was the first game lost this season by Saunder's "giants" and a large crowd of spectators saw the local colored boys go down to de¬ feat.
A game between the Colored team and the Freeport Club would be ap¬ preciated by the fans who believe that the colored .stars are a match for the Freeport champions.
While there was not a regular polo game on the Bay View Polo grounds, Sunday, a practice game was indulg¬ ed in by Sheriff Steve Pettit, Will Rodgers, Frank Tlnney, Anthony F^ed- deii and several others of the pololsts.
William .\. Decker has sold to .Mrs. John J. Canavan the larger of the two houses recently built on the property ol S. It. Smith, corner of So. Grove rtreet, near Smith Street. Part of the consideration involved in this transfer ^¦. as the 170 foot frontage of the old Mott Estate on the north side of the .Merrick Road, east of Bayview Ave- nu(,'. .Mr. Smith intends improving this plot at < nee with the erection of two modern houses, under the super- lision of .Mr. Decker, after the manner of the new St. Albans development which aroused such universally favor¬ able comment. .Mrs. Canavan will move into her new home ia the near future.
A POLICY OF FIRMNESS AND CONSISTENCY NEEDED.
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Howard R. Tucker, of Clean, is the new manual training teacher in the Freeport H. S., this year. He was in Freeport Wednesday house-hunt¬ ing. He will assume his duties when school opens next month.
Although several members of the Bay View Tennis Club participated in the annual Nassau County Tennis championship, at Rockvllle Centre they failed to finish in the semi-tinals or in the finals. The county cham¬ pionship wa.s won this year by L. .M. Burt, of Forest Hills. He has won it three times and has gained perman¬ ent possession of the cup. Clyde C. Wallace, of Freeport, won the cup twelve years ago, when the annual competitions were started. Clyde has been giving a good account of h. ('f 'x; ; since. .-Mthough a vet¬ eran lie is .-itur man on the Bay View team.
IN PREPAREDNESS THE AD¬ MINISTRATION HAS FOL¬ LOWED, NOT LED.
In the demand for reasonable prepuretluess tho adndulstratlon has followed, not led. Those who demanded more adeiiuate forces were first described aa "nervous and e.xclted." Only about a year and a half ago -we were told that the question of preparedness -n-as not a pressing oue; that the country had U'cn misinformed. Later, under the pressure of other leadership, this attitude WHS changed. The ad¬ ministration, it was said, had "learned something." and it made a belated demand for an in¬ creased army. Even then the demand was not prosecuted con¬ sistently and the pressure ex¬ erted on congress with resiiect to other administrative metisurea was notably absent
We are told that the defects re¬ vealed by the present mobiliza¬ tion are due to the "system." But it was precisely such plain de¬ fects that under the coristiint Trnrnliik's of recent years, -with tho whole world Intent on mili¬ tary concerns, should have been studied and rectified. The ad¬ ministration lias failed to dls- chiirgo its responsibilities. Aii- liarently it is now seeking to meet jiolltlcal eslgencies by Its naval projirain. But it has Im¬ posed upon the country an in¬ competent naval administration. —From Mr. Hughes' Speech of Accejitance.
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Mr. and .Mrs. Maurice Halpin and .Mis. Halpin's sister and brother-in- law, have returned to Freeport after a week-end visit out of town, via auto¬ mobile.
E. H. Collard, a former village trus¬ tee, is a ba.seball fan. He is seen at
Shoe Shining Parlor
HATS CLEANED AND
ItENOVATED CIGARS, CIGARETTES
J. A. ( H.\HK\LIS
II So. >lHln St. FKEKrOUT
BE
PREPARED
111 IH-iirt on us for (|iiick siT\i(c i:i siipiilyin.i; yoii witli accessories.
ISolis, wrciiclics, horns, aiiti-nuilcrs, spar;- plii^s. coil and .swiu-h parts, tire repair materials, baitcrifs, oil.^. Rica'-.c. pumps and a. hun¬ dred (tlier thin.cs, all at lowest ],>rice-i.
fiiir tire prices will suroiisc you. Send postal for special list.
We guarantee our repair work. When wo fi.K a car wc fix it. And the best part is that we don't soak you.
HATTIIHY SI-KVHM:. >1 VIIIUALS
We leg to announce that we have install*d a complete battery charging and repair service for all makes of batteries. We also re¬ pair and keep in stock, parts for all starter.^. This department is in charge of an expert with years of experience. All work guaranteed. Batteries loaned.
FEPORT G«GE«SUPPLY CO.
CSEPH HIRSGH, Manager. 18 BROOKKTN AVE., FREEPORT
The Nation has no policy of aggression toward .Mexico. We have no desire for any part of htr territory. We wish her to have peace, stability, and pros¬ perity. We shall have to adopt a new policy, a i>oliiy of firm¬ ness and consistency through which alone we can promote an enduring friendship. We de¬ mand from .Mexjco the protec¬ tion of the lives and the prop¬ erty of our citizens and the se¬ curity of our border from depre¬ dations. Much will be gained if Mexico la convinced that we conte^mplate no me<Ullesome in¬ terference with what does not concern us. but that we propose to insist in a firm and candid manner upon the performance of International obligations. To a stable government, appropri¬ ately discharging its interna¬ tional duties, we should give un¬ grudging support. A short peri¬ od of firm, consistent and Iriendly dealing will accomplish more than many yearj J vacil¬ lation.—From Mr. Hughes' speech of acceptance.
?^fif«Kfcfa<fmxKi?af000o<KK^
Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Board, etc.
ToMt IHtle >vnnl "niU." net Ihe Koodn M'hile the iceltliiK'N Rood. 'I'el. 01.
Tmo ecniH 11 wuril for flrul Inxertlon, niliilmiini Ion wftMi one eeni n word for HueceNNlvc limerllona.
SACRIFICE, QUICK SALI^-Heavj dining room sideboard i?15, large mission library table :fl,'), large rociicr an.I arm chair to match (ex¬ tra), wicker baby carriage fine con¬ dition, $6, full sized white enamel¬ ed bedstti<id, $!), woman's dresser $10, l!il Randall Ave-uie, Frc<'pon
FOR SALE -Fifty while l(•Kborn^ forty leghorn pullets, fifty Uhoi', Island i:*d pullets, and forty bniii eres. Inq.iire 2.5(J South .Main Si Freeport.
W.\.\TED—.Middle aged woman 10 h)ok after invalid and do up :;!0-i-s work. Good home for the ligh' party. Bo.; A. .Nassau Post
WA.NTED 'fo rent a seven worn house, all modern iniprov( iiu nts, garage ainl accomodation.s for tifi> ets. Inquire 250 South .Main St. Freeport,
JOHN B. WARD
EXrERIENCED MASON AM) JOHBIR
Nf) mattir how small the job is I will do it for yon promptly and .¦'at- isfactorily. .-V jiostal card will bring mc lo yon .inj tlay.
IIS Riivnor .Siri'ft. I'reciiort, L. I.
WE KNOW HOW CHAS. HOWARD
CO.NDUCTS
A First-Class Laundry
at
28 BROOKLYN ATEXl E
FREEPORT
Goods called for and pronptly retsraed.
Freeport, N. Y. Sept. 6. 1916. Anderson, .Miss Mary t:. Beck, Mr. D. J. Burdette, Wm. A. Berger, Alfred Cheshire, Edmund D. Carter, .Mrs. A. E. Dancey, Chas. E. Frank, .No. .Main St. Halley, John Jansen, .Mr. J. I>owe, .Mrs. Chas. E. .MacDowell, .Miss Cassie, So. Bay
House. .N'orth Ridge Brush Co. Mrs. \^. Stevens Wills, .Mr. Julius Whitefield, .Miss Marjorie Zilk, H.
(Signed) T. BENSON SMITH. P. M. Freeport, N. Y.
Special At Olsen's
Wednesday September 13th
White Enamel Dressers and Chiffoniers
in good design, a few broken sets will be sold special at 15 percent less than regular cost.
Porch goods also at the same discount.
flammocks, Chairs and Rockers,
in reed and the regular popular chairs and-rockers rang¬ ing from 98 cents up. WE DO UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS.
EDWARD H. OLSEN
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
SO. MAIN ST.
FREEPORT. N. Y.
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
for an excepiionaily good client an all year modern residence of about 10 rooms and 2 haths; one or more i'cres of groiind attractively laid out; preferably on the south shore of l^)ng Island; might possibly consider Car¬ een City, Hempstead or other inland or north shore sections.
H. Schuyler Gammann,
Real Estate & Insurance,
84 William St., N. Y. Tel. John-1630
Established 1907.
OF COURSE YOU ARE CAREFUL
But even extreme caution is not a sufficient guard against accidents.
Theies a big IF in LIFE
IF you kill someone with your car—
IF you injure somebody—
IF your automobile is damaged in collision—
YOU CAN BE PROTECTED AGAINST LOSS, ask
CLARENCE A. EDWARDS Insurance Broker
Railroad Ave.,
Freeport
Opposite the Depot
29 South .Main Street Telephone South (irand Avenue
Freeport Connection Itnldwin
(OMK TO IS FOR WIKF FFX IXJ
You know ho>v Iniportant it Is in liiiyiiig t>ire fencing to get the diir-
able kind tliat stands wear and tear and bud weathrr. »e have it;
also a complete line of hnnlware—tools of e^ery description.
Stoves Ranges Stove IMpe Oil .Stoves <Jas nnd Klectrle I'InteH
Carpenter's nnd Mason's Tools ItuilderN Hardware
Faints Oils Yarnlslies Brushes
BIY ST.4M).\H0 (iOOOS OF RKLLIBLK PI.OPLF
FAMILY HOTEL
CHARLES JOHNSEN
4S SOI TH MAIN STIMI 1. FIJI FF'OIM, I,. I.
(Telephone HIS)
SOFT SHEl.l, CKAllS, l,l\E AND
lUm.Fh I.OItSTFKS
.\l\tiiys on Hand . :-: :-: :-: :•; IVIces Itiglit
{Wc Have New andllsedFords!
1 Touring. KiMialMMit, I'oiipelct I own uiid lliisiniss ( iirs
^ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
\\{' carry and constantly have on hand a lurce stock of all IOltO parts
TOOLS AND MAN Make the World's Greatness
\\V: FMI'I.OY THF .MOST ( AI'ARLK A.\H KFMAHI.K MA( HIMSTS
AVe uiuintain a machine iihop ei|ul|iped witii modern nnd up-(o>d«te
mariiiner) and havinK a capacity t(» do any and all nork on
or about an automoliiie
DODGE MOTOR CARS, F. 0. B. DETROIT, $785.00
SUPPLIES OF ILL KLTDS
