TEU^SIORYOF NASSAU WTTH IMERNSIMS
(rnnlinnfd from paK« 1)
In >mpha«i>'.lnif the Importance of NaMtau County, and e«pecia.lly of thf town or HempBtead. 8up*rylj«or Smith pointed oUt that thin town in larKer, both In ijopHlatlon and a«He««>d valua¬ tion thnn 3« countloB of the state, iwmf of whlrh have an hlffh as 23 (nip#»rvl»w)rj< to conduct their bunlneiw.
Hymtmta ot Good Roa*i Na«wau County**! flne xyBtem Of roads . wore mentlonfd, Mr. Smith polntint; out that wherciiMi most counties have on« ' srood rond, powibly a state road, run- nlnu throURh them, this county haw 820 miles of oounty road«, and that every center of any Importance In the county can be reached on a good road. The growth of the county was Indi¬ cated, he showed, by the faet th^t the federal census showg an increase of from 88,930 In 1910 to 125.727 !n 1920, ¦Vir more than fifty per cent in ten years. The county contains twenty-one inoor- ntcd villaRes, with one city, Clen Cove, and Freeport, the largest villafire, nearly ffiualllnf; the city in population
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rre«n»rt. May 12.—It miaa reported at PolH** H«adquart«rt Tuettday tlMt
.Monlor Pock of Freeport had on April K knocked over a l»oy on a bicycle at the jornpr of Orove and Pine utreets, and
I that the damaKc to Ihe wheel had b««n taken' care ot by Mr. Peck. The |tKry'« name was HMUber and he realdea on XoTth Main atreet,
DOMnfFERRARA HELD FOR GD. JURY
After Hekrinf Ob Cbarf e Remihiaf
From IUmI Ob Casbo Hotel
!¦ Freeport
Freeport, May 12.—When trfS calie of tho people afcainttt pwnink.'k , Ferrara proprietor of tho Casino Hotel, on Casino avenue, wan heard hy .Tudse Al bin N. Johnion Tuefiday momloK. Ferara was held for the Grand Jury on n oharsre of violating the State En¬ forcement Ijiw.
He was represented by Percy South¬ ard, of Oceanside. Special Assistant District Attorney G. Lester Kastman appeared for the State.
Owinf? to the fact that Fre*port has no court stenoifrapher, the entire raorn- inj? was consumed in taking a brief Htfitement from Police Chief John N. Hartman, who conducted the raid on the efenlnjf of April 30.
f;hlef Hartman atnted thnt on that
COUNTESS VISITS KEWSTEAD ON RETURN TRIf TO FRANCE
CAI*" FOUND
Hein»atead, May 12.—La CORiteme de Bayer Mlneure after Kpeadiiiic a pleas- apt winter in San Mateo, San Francis¬ co, with her brother, Willis Polk, a noted architect, has been the liruest of her siffter-ln-law, Mrs. Alice Polk aad her two niecea, the Mlsoea Endynial and Alice.
The'0>tintef«i |rbo will bo remember¬ ed as the wife of the late General de Buyer-Mlncure, waa widely feted by her many friends in Washington, Bos¬ ton, Philadelphia and San Francisco. Her visit to Hempstead wan hastened hy the fact that she h&d to .<«1I on the
Lafayette which waa due to leave May) the flies off the poor calf, 7. "rhouifh her visit was short It waa greatly enjoyed and proved very Inter¬ esting'.
The Misses Polk expect to fro to Paris In the near future to resume their dramatic .studies.
Haseltine, (UA.. May 12.—Mm. Hattie Crawford, living on a ranch near here, la, oh, so lacbrymooe beouiae she feels a tallleaa calf bom tm the Crawford ranch will be In agimy daring the sum¬ mer withont the neresaary appendage to "awat the fly."
TlM calf Is a male Holatein, and de¬ clared to be normal, except for the lack of a taa
"The hide goes aonoothly over the place where the taU ahould be," Mrs. Crawford reported. "There Isn't the sign of a tail—It doesn't even com¬ mence."
"And I suppose." she lamented, "that we will have to hir^ aomeone to keep
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Rpeakinsr of the County Tuborculosi.s j cvpning he, in company with a rwirty of
Ho.spital at Pliiinview, Mr. Smith naiU that the demand upon the institution haa mado extension imperative, and that bonds had juat been sold for tho erection of additional buildings. This Institution is under a board of manag¬ ers, of which (tooigo I.. Huljbci of dar¬ den City la chairman..
Explains Town HaU Costs
The .supervisor explained at some length the building and co.st of tho new Town Hull, telling of the excellent con- .struction, nnd declared tho coKt, $1S2,S36.82, wa.s, hc believed, very rcan- onabiy for the type and quality of build¬ ing and furnishings. Ho aroused much unthusiaijm when he declared the Board of Supervl.sors had just taken over Front .street as a county road, and thnt ' at lea.st two blocks of it would ho paved this year.
Speaking of the work at the Town Home for Aged and InHrni, Mr. Smith fiald it. was tho X)Urpose of the Town Board to havo an institution that was as far romovod as possiliie from tho old time poor houso, so that the aged nnd infirm would have no more com¬ punction about going there than Ihe aged soldier has at going to the sol¬ dier's home, dr the .sailor to the Sailor's Snug Harbor, or the Ma.sons or Odd Fellows, to homes ^aintai^gjj^ j^^ U^se organizations.
The supervi.sor'a talk was heartily applauded at the clo.so.
Mosquito Extermination Work
Mr. DeMott then spoke on the Mos¬ quito extermination work, showing nu¬ merous slides illustrating tho breeding places of tho pests, both inland and in the salt marshes. Vlew.s of the drain- ago system on tho .south side wore also shown. Mr. DeMott explained how the pestB breed and develop, and urged the Importance ot preventing water from 'standing until it becomes stagnant. Tho salt marsh mosquito has been found as .far as 42 miles from Its breeding placo, he said, but the house mosquito never migrates over 600 feet, so that If you are bothered with' mosquitoes you can rest assured that thoy are raised in your own back yard or those of your neighbors.
Barrels, can, cesspools and other re¬ ceptacles, when left uncovered, «ye pro¬ lific breeding places of mosquitoes.
There are flve million feet of drain- agi^MtWhes on the marsh lands, which provide circulation, and prevent the standing waters from becoming breed, ing places. Mo.squitoes, he said, will not breed in salt water, until the water haa stood long enough to become brack¬ ish.
Mr. DeMott said there are thirteen kinds of mosquitoes, and he referred particularly to the gratifying results obtained In tho'eradication of tho mal¬ arial mosquito. When the commission first started work, ho said, there were 450 cases of malaria In the county. Tho number had decreased annually until last year not a single case was re¬ ported.
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CIVIUAN TRAINING CAMPS
TO OPEN IN AUGUST
off'irorH, entoretl the placo, nnd that h»' saw tho bartender, John Muro, pouring liquid from a bottle into a glass for a euslomer.
He stated that the customer placed n dollar on tho har, that Muro pocketetl tho sfimo after ho had been told to do so. Chief Hartman was able to get the glass before the customer had an opportunity of reaching it, and he swore that to the best of his knowledge and hollof, the liquid ho saw being served wns whisky.
Ho al.so stated that the proprietor emptied the glass behind the bar after ho had .set it down for a moment, thereby destroyng the o^idonce.
Tho only evidence seized in the raid was n case of twelve bottles of ver¬ mouth thai woio taken from the Ice oho.st, nnd a bottle of bitters found bo- hind the bar.
The contents of the bottle seized bo- liind tho bar were nlso spilled in order to destroy evidonoe, the chief declared. Chief Hartman tasted the liquid ^eing served l)ohlnd tho bar, which was In a vornpouth bottle, tho sjimo as the liquid that was seized, and he alao tasted the vormouth and claimed tho bar liquid was not the same, and that in his best judgment It was whiskey.
Ijiwyer Southard moved for dismissal on tho grfiund that no evidence had been Introduced to show that any alco¬ holic liquor had been .sold or was on the i)remises. Justice Johnson tfrnied the motion and held the defendant for the grand jury.
In the meantime an analysis will be made of the contents 'of tho vermouth nnd bitters bottles.
DR. E. DAHLMAN
SURGEON DBNTIST
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TROLLBT JUNCTION
MOOSE CLUB RESTAURANT
ut FRONT ST., BDECBIPSTBAO
Regular Dinner 12 to 2 and • to •
PriM W Omto Itenl^hcd Bimni by Day or WMk
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THE WONDER CIRL
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EDWARD FREYER
Wkker Fiirnitiire and Baskets
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING
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LADIES' and GENT'S SUITS NADE TO ORDER
PBESSING, CLEAimfO, REPAIBING and DTEINO^ WALUCK, (formerly of Sth Ave., N. Y.)
15 80. VILLAOB AVmniR
T«l. 1795W nOCKYUAM CBNTBB, N. T.
Gooda CallMl For and DcUrered
ESTABLISHED 1889
INCORPORATED 1913
MULLEN & BUCKLEY
White Street Far Rockaway
Phone 1700 Far Rockaway
WINDOW SCREENS
i Twenty-eight years of experience In . tile manufacture of High Qradef Riiat- ' proof Screens for Windows, Doors and
AWNINGS
Winctow, Porch and Stora Awnlnsa of Dyed or Painted Stripes, Khaki or Duplex Painted Cloth with SteQciUnc. We use great care to make sure tbat
Porches is sufficient evidence that we all awnings that we put up to operate
easily and flt perfectly. Awnings re-
! can handle your problem of screening, I When we screen your home, the Screens I look as tliough they were a part of the house rather than an afterthought. Let us submit designs and estimates. WINDOW SHADES
versed. Frames re-oovered and repaired and re-hung.
CABPET CLEANINO
Our Process removes tbe dirt and dust by a combination of electrically drlvan beaters and bnuliea and a powerful olr
Made to order with hemmed or plain vacuum system. Our Scouring ProcesB
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Hollands, Plain and Duplex Catnbrics, It to its original colorings. Carpets otid
etc. Our materials are of the best ob- rugs altered and repaired by experiencad
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Upholstering, Slip Cover?, Draperies, Cabioet Repairing and Refinishing, Metal Weather Strips, Porch Endosurw
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HEMPSTEAD, N. Y.
On August 7, there wili be open to lill men of the natton the Red Course of the Civilian Training Camps, which will last for one month, and the purpose of which •* to Instruct all those ioetween the ages oil6 and 35 in the basic prin¬ ciples of military training.
Instruction will be In shooting, bi\y. onet exercises, care of person In the Oeld, personal hygiene, and such other subjects as go to prepare the young man to take care of himself under all conditions. j
Transportation from and to th« home town will be paid, uniforms will bo fur¬ nished, aa wtll be food, medical and dental attention.
Applications may be made to the Skill- lt£.ry Training Camps Association, 19 Waat 44th strwt. New Tork City, or to any of tba branch offlcas of tbia or- caolaation wlilch bava b«aa locatad In 411 principal towna and titles; any army poat; any army offlcer; Marine jsr navy racruttlng stations, or to tho I recruit¬ ing adjuuut. Oovemor's Island, New York Hsrbtor.
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UPHOLSTERING
REPAIRING DESIGNING REMODEUNG
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GENUINE SIMMONS
'The Big Bank on the Comer''
EsUblislied 1887
Wa Do Oananl HOI Work thg
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Yonr Gas Probfem Sohed Florence Oil Stoves
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SPORTWG GOODS MOTOR BOAT
5 South Main Street -:• FREEPORT, N. Y.
Telq:Aone» 60 Freeport
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INSURANCE SPECIAUST PARK ROW. N. Y. ROCKmLE CENTRE
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ADJUSTER AND INVESTIGAOTOR
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BEDS
SPRINGS
MATTRESSES
BAR HARBOR STAINED WIUjOW CHAIR
Former price $12.00. Specud ,$7.lO
VILLAGE AVENUE. Rockvffle CeHn. Tel. 1326 R. V. C
CAPITAL $ 30,006
SURPLUS 100,000
TOTAL RESOURCES OVER... 2,000,000
DOES a general CoBiaerdal Banking bvincn.
ACCEPTS Time depoat accents and aBowt liter* ett thereon at tke rate ef 3 per cent per aaaam.
SELLS Travelers' Ckecb and Letters of Credit oa aD parts of tke woild.
MAINTAINS a Modem Safe Deposit DepartaMit for tke storage of Tahiables and at rcasoMkle rates.
LOANS Money on BomI aad Mortgage.
HAS a CHRISTMAS CLUB wkick kas pepnltrised itself witk knndreds of iU patrons.
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