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Kockvill(> Centre, May 23.-—On Sat¬ urday night laat, at the home ot Mr. and, Mm. William OrienMnuin on Park avenue about fifty frienda leathered and mirprlaed tholr daughter Mae. The par¬ ty proved to hf more than a blrth<lay aurpriae am warn timt Intended, for at tbia gathering the engagement of Mien Mae Grienunmn to I. John Bergler waa announced. Wlahen for future bappinece and congratulationii follow<>d.
Mr. Bergler Is thf eon of Mra. Kmma Bergler of thla village.
After the announcernent thoae preaent went- to the home of Mlaa Madallne Glactr and dbneed and played Kamex. A midnight aupper wan served by the mother of the bride-to-be. The color scheme waa green and white, the xpa- eioua dining tablea being festooned with carnations and ferns.
pfeent were:
Mr. und Mrs. J. Ol.iry, Mr. and Mrs. Oeo.DqJim and son, ItaymonU of .lersey City; Mr. and Mrs. K. T^'ideck of Brf)ok- lyn, Mr. and Mrs. P. Allen and son, Fred¬ erick of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kauf man and aon, Billy of Brooklyn, Mr. ,.jMid Mrs. Ia Mar, Mr. and Mrs. (.'alla- gan, Mrs. J. Heinbockel and son .lohn, .Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. fJr^omBdi.in, Miss Mae McQuade of North Bellmore. George Bergler, Miss Lillian Orlems- man. Jack Ilelberger of Baldwin, MIhh Margar^ Isenhawer of Westbury, James Biickley, MIhs Madaline (llacy, Mervin Ounther of Baldwin, MIm.h .Jen nie ManlttH^h, William Isenhawer of Westbury, Miss Marlon Hllderbnindt of Ocean Hide, Oforge Suits, Miss PeKgy Woodhull, Bdward Bracken, Ml.ss Ktta Bergler, Wllllnm Ounther, MIks Lottie Geffken, Herman Mamit.sch. MiSH Helen McOraft, Henry JIarrl.s of Westbury, Miss Addle Schneider of Westbury, George Irish, Miss Mildred Palmer of Flushing, I.rfiwrence Gincy Mlsa Marie ITelnbockel, GeorK« Callagan, Miss Catherine Schneider of WeKtbury, John Schlotterbeck of the Bronx. Mlsa Mac Griemsman, I. .Tohn BerKler.
BIG MOVIE SHOW FOR LEGION POST
Benefit For Future House and
ActiTitiet of Former Senriee
Men of Freeport
Freeport, May 23.—William Clinton «.atdKV.'F«*at..JUo«rlcan J^Kioa.^'mfitt .stftge a movie' benefit at the American The¬ atre Tuesday evening^ A special pro¬ gram of pictures has been arranged.
Klleen Percy a star of fllmdon, who has been selected by Eugene Lee as one of the best-fitted to represent the Ameri¬ can Legion, has been asked to come to Freeport Memorial Day and take part In tho Legion services. Miss Percy will be seen at the benefit Tue.sday in that BOUl-ab.Morblng, thriller, "The Land of Jaaz."
The other big reel that will be shown for the Legion boya and their friends i.s a pretty tale of rural France In thnt trying perlo<3 just after the World War, when with chaos and destruction on every hand the simple folk, with great f.alth In thefuturo and with a thrill of triumph at having beaten their long- hated enemy, the Hun, bent to the task, reconstructing their shattered land. The title of the picture Is "Kiss" Me, Caro- ollne."
. There will be performances at 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. Kugene Lee is chairman of the entertainment committee. The fast-accumulating admission fees will be used some day In providing a real home for the po.st.
This benefit Is ono of many things that the Legion conteniplated. The members are out to raise money all by thenwelves, and to give the public full value for any financial aid.
The entertainment committee has been thinking up ways and meanis of raising money during the summer, and all sorts of plana are under advisement. One is to hire Belmont Parte and mn off a iiham battle and an old Roman chariot race; another Is to take over" Mitchel Field for one day and stage an aerial drcua, Including dropping bombs from a plane and blowing up a paper tiag.
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VIBITORS TO Tins CAPITOL
Rockville Centre, May 23.—^A party from this village went on a sight see Ing tour to Washington, D, C. over the week end. It left on a midnight train from New York, Saturday and returned last night, viewing all that waa to be seen In tjie capltol and neighboring aeottona yesterday. In the party were Mrs. Louia Mara and daughter, Christina; Mrs. J. Busch- 'linger, Mra. T. Laciitro, Mrs. Charles Cook and Mrs. B. F. Hughea.
OBITUARY
3AM&» K. P. MKAD
Freeport, May 23.—James K. P. Mead, a citiaanof Freeport for many years, died at his home at Broadwa)' and North Matn atreet, Saturday mom ing at the age of 72. Mr. Mead bad spent most of his life here, but had no relatives in the village. His nearest rel¬ atives are two nephews in Kingston, N. Y. The funeral, SHilton in charge, will
held Tuesday at l.M p. ro., the Rev. H. SpcKt, rector of the Bpiacopal
uroh. offlctating. The remain* win be ci«matod at Fresh Pond.
IPFRECUTIOK nOM FORHOIT WAB TETE&UTS
Kockidlle Centre, Maj 20, 1921. Titt Oftil; SeTiew,
Jloekrille Centre. Dear Sin :
The Major General J. Franklin Bell Post, lOS, Y. F. W., again has occasion to thank the Editorial Staff of yonr excellent paper for its co-operation.
The way in which yon handled otir advertising^, and the publicity yon eave as in yonr editorial columns in connection with. the prodnotion of "Lotta Bnnie" is appreciated by ns.. 1 hope that these few words will be able to eonvey to yonr oar friendship and well wishes. Very truly yotirs,
£, W. KirSSEIX, Adjutant.
TBX BAILT S£tXCW, K0SDA7, XAt
J.0.0.A.ET0G1VE VAUDEVniE SHOW
Eifliit Ads on Bifl TWt Prtntties
To FiH Hone As UmOm Did
At AB^orinoi
Freeporf, May 28,—Freeport Cotmell. Jr. O.U.A.M., had i»n interesting meet- Ing Fiiday evening, when State Coun dlor Smoth waa present, also Bditor Dyckraan of the "American." the Junior Order magaxine.
The council is going to run another vaudeville show at the Auditorium Wed¬ nesday evening, when eight sets of vau¬ deville Will be presented.
The show given ttfiere not long ago under auspices of the o^der was so popular that another was planned at that time. The same people who fur¬ nished the talent for the last show will take care of the coming one.
It is expected that the Auditorium will be filled, aa on the last occasion.
"BiU" Edwards, head of the enter¬ tainment committee. Is again seeing to it that tho people get their money's worth, and an even better show than the last one ia anticipated.
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BKGE^ AND BEST OF dCUSES COMNG TO FREEPORT ON JUNE 4
most at will. ,There va^ a big crowd
Battery—Mineola: Poibertson-Hajie. mann.
Trentont: Bell-Boyd.
N«-xt Saturday Mineola will ,itay Flo¬ ral Park here with Wllleta or Bedell on the mound and Haeeinann at the re¬ ceiving end.
Next Sunday Mineola will play Cedar¬ hurst witb Robertson and Hasemann In the points for the home team.
Monday, Decoration Day, Mineola will open fhe new diamond on tha fair grounds with one of the fastest teams traveling.
GARDES CITY
Paul Borup of Knglewood, N. J., has taken charge of the dairy on the estate of William .Vf. Baldwin, Cathedral ave¬ nue and First str«'et, and Martin J. Buckley Is head gardener on the same estate.
AU Necessary Features
And Then Some Are
On The Program
Freeport, May 23.—June 4 will l>e "Children's Day" In freeport with the Walter L. Main show in town for two performances. With a stupendous ar- lay of exhilarating acts, a series of ex¬ cruciatingly comical clowns, a collec¬ tion of tawny l)easts of the Jungle who liavc never become accustomed to cap¬ tivity, and the well known Wirth fam¬ ily, featuring May and I'hll, who are IW() of the wonders of the equestrian uge, Long Island'.kiddies will be made happy.
It will be children's day with every grown-up a child. It will be a day of hailoons, peanuts, street parade, side .shows, lost children, excitement, and all that goes with a circus from the time that the first huge w.tgon rum¬ bles Into town until the canvasmen t)egin knocking the props out from un¬ der the Big Top while the last act of Ihe "sijecittl concert with talent from the Antipodes" is on.
It will be" "a-'day of activity for the truant offlcer, tgr who is going to get up and go to school with lions roaring a block away and elephants making the day noisy with the "peanut re- velle."
It will be a day of enjoyment for the young, old, and toothless, when the gaudily captlriSoned band steps down the street.
The feature of the Walter L. Main Hhow this year is May Wirth and the Wlrth Family, including Phli, tlie down. The Wirth act Is one of thei best eque.mrlan numbers ever seen", fresh from a triumph of the Keith Cir¬ cuit, Including the Palace Theatre in New Tork, where they w^re the fea¬ ture.
May Wlrth Is the Bird MUlpan of
MAY WIRTH With Walter L. Main's Circus, Hemp¬ atead, May 23
Gregorles, Belgian Jugglers and bal¬ ancers. The tent is lighted by elec¬ tricity at night and besides the circus there will be sldo shows, a menagerie, and ail that goes with a circus to make it the biggest thing that can happen to a small boy In the course of the summer.
Tho olden time* of the one-ring af¬ fair with the flaming oil lamps sput-
MAY: .WIRTH AND "SNOWPLAKE'
tbe bareback ranlca. Bhe ta pretty, and dainty, and marvelous In the atunta that ah« l>erforma while riding. One of her tricka' la turning a aomera&uU from the back of one horse and landing on the back of 4 horse running behind. She alao doea a back somersault on the b4ck of a runntog horse.,
Phil and his comedy pait of the act glvea the act great push and drswa nwny laugha. Phil's clevemera la not to be queetioned. Tbe act la a l>lg timer all through.
Other acta on the bill, earii in itaeU a headllner, will be tbe Florenx troUpe, the Moralea on the bara, and the
tering and the ring master in high shiny boots and a brilliant red coat, have pasMBd away. In their place comes the three-ring cirrus with an electrioally lighted tent and all the ap¬ pointments of 7£adl8on Square Garden,
The one funny clown haa given way to a whole flock of them whoee antics amuse. The one flea bitten horse that used to drag itself around the ring^in Jaded style has given way to prancing steeds with the blood of Arabian eqtilne kings In their veins.
The Walter L. Main show ta called the beat traveling circim that ever came on Long laland.
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Sea Clitfs Win and Tremoats Lose To Home Team—New Dia¬ mond Opens May 30
Mineola. May 23.—The Sea Cliff ba.se ball team defeated Mineola 13-4 at Sea Cliff Saturday afternoon. The Sea Cliff team hit Bedell hard all the time he was In the box and most of the "break.s" went to the home team also.
Battery—Mineola: Bedell-Wood-Hane- mann.
.Sea Cliff—^Abrams-Bennett.
Yesterday Mineola defeated Tremont 8 to 0. The Tremont team, a fa.st trav¬ eling organization from the Bronx, were helples,H before Robertson's slams while Mineola hit Bell of the visiting team nl-
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AUCTION
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FINE RUGS, FURNITURE, PIANO
Lines, Croekery, Olauware, Oarden Utensils, Larg^ Ice Box, Etc., on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25TH
AT 9:30 A. K. At 125 Fine Street, Comer Bergen Flace
FREEPORT, L. L
Pease Upright Rosewood Piano; 9x12 and smaller* sizes Axminster, Wilton, Ingrain, Rag and Crex Rues; Hall Runners, Combination Oak Bookcase and .Writing Desk, Bookn. Uisslon Library T^ble. Mission Chairs, Oak Hall Rack. 5-Plece Tapestry Parlor Suite, Autique Chairs and Wall Rack. Se^ng Machine; Oak, Cherry and White Enamel Chairs and Rockers, Tables, Stands. 2 Dining Room Tables, Dining Chairs, Sideboard, Serving Table, Kitchen Tablea, Kitchen Utensils, Kitchen Cabinet, Fine Dishec, Olaasware, Clocks, Mirrors. Llnole*!!^, Music Cabinet; Large Ice Box, 4 feet high,2 feet deep. 6 feet long. 4 doors; Oak, White Enamel and Iron Beds, Springs, Mat- trmtaoa. Pillows, Blankets Bed Linen, Toilet Sets, Oak and White Enamel OreaMort, Chiffoniers and Wash Stands; Hamper, Basket, Oil Heater, Porch ChiUrs, Curtain Stretchers. Carpet Sweeper. Costumers. Card Table, Garden Utensils, Lawn Mower. Ladders, Step ladder, 3 Work Benches, odd lot Lumber; .Bakers' Oren aad Stove, 36 Loaves; Ash Cans, Ice Cream Freesei^ Barrels, Hogshead; 2 barrels, one containing some vinegar; other articles too niunwrous to mention. s$lt FotitiTe. Bain or Shine. Term Oudi, By order ^MBS. S. V. HUMFUKET, Owner. Tha house wUl be open for inspeetion only on Ttwsday, M«r Sftta, frma S to 4 P. M.
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Phone 181 Rockville Centre
EFFECTIVE AT ONCE
FORDSON TRACTORS
REDUCED TO
$625.00
F. O. B. DETROIT BepreaeottDg a Reduction of fltf.M
nis Indispensable Farm ImpkMneot is now wlthla the rescb of aB
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The Ford Motor Company advises us that Ford can are now at the lowest possible figures and no further reductions can be expected.
All indications point to an active dlemand in the early Spring and the temporary shutdown of the Ford factor¬ ies will to some extent retard production. In order to have your car ^en you want H, it it ad« visable that you BUY OR ORDER NOW. We have a few cars on hand, but they will not last long- when the rush starts. The following prices are quoted f. o. b. Detroit .
WITH SELF^TARTER
Rnnabont, $465.00 T«niiig, $510.00
Coope, $745.00 Sedaa, $795.00
Fordftm Tractor, $625.00
WITHOUT SELF-STARTER
Ckassis, $360.00 TiikI^ (Pnemutic tint) $545.00
Complete line of genuine Ford Parts, acceseories, tlrea, tubse oUa, greases, etc.. ete. ^ ^
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