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Hieksv-illc School Notes New School Catalog T l,c fir. -l report and ^ catalog ever Mlslied liy the Board of Education \ llick-iv illo . will bo Riven out to the * adl,ntH ami I'm\ 1\ ot the s'-llools • on,!;. . !- , April 3G. One catalog: will be given to parents n-ing a imsill or -pupils in school. ' ,.. one. however , will be given to ; ' j, fiim iij' . livery business man will ! given a eony and If by any mistake ' „ [jus n. receive his copy, if inter- l- U-i ' l, lie slioiihl t»H r,3s anrt ono wlH ¦c sent. The \Forward\ gives the chief aim , n j liusincss of the school. This is allowed US' -me names of the Board of Saltan iin-l -officers , members of the ' mltv , toinmiittees, janitors, and 2, 1 .alim.Siir for 1,llc y ear 192!i-1! > 2 6 Sllcli lead urn lo the picture or cut of Z flr«l scliool- building erected in iiifksvilie in 1S53. The cut of the new 10 lor Senior High School will be 5 on -Ihe next page. After „li will fallow the questionnaire eit out bj the Board -lust fall , resume of the work In . -schools incc fatpteinbcr 19211 , important facts flitivo to dates of excavation -for the ,« • bulk-ins, 'lay ing ot the corner tone ami Hie utile of moving from Se oid building to the new building; c,v hsmirea ; growth an il modifica- ion In the school system; a line rat boning-Ihe former organization and he new school organization ; night etool : srbool saving system ; registra- ion of voters; superintendency dis- rict; librarian; new courses of study few suggestions-tor the future ' needs if the schools. . An article about the village of Hicks- ¦il|e. followed by the brief discussion it the folio-wing ' topics—Training ' in 'ifeeusblp; Library; Oral English ; • nbllc SpeaMng; 'physical education; nosk; school song; art; household iris; 'homo -study; quarterly report arJs; sludents cooperative associa- ion (S. C. A.) ; dramatics; French Hub ; State scholarships; -Rencsselaer (Warships- : Adelphia- seliorlarships; acker; transfers ; ' . Junior Project York ; tuition ; text books- and sup- illos; classification of students; Molla stree t gram-mar school ; Junior Zoamber o-t 'Commerce ; Honor so- lely; Alpha society ; Junior , 'Citizen ' s lately Leagiie; the Junior High 'School tele Club; new Courses of study for lie .Imiior and Senior H!g>h Scliool; lew .melluuls of obtaining- Regents ttademle Diplomas ; list of approved radomio s-ubjects; -program of Re- ;enls examinations for January and line for 1W6-1027; dates of Regents ¦nmliKiitlons; higher . education ; ames ot aLI officers of school' organi- atlous: prizes presented June , 1925 , mil prizes to be presented this com^ »S .lune , 1326 , with names of donors il prizes. Eight large cuts showing first thcol (n 1 S53 ; new school; a group I students In front of the auditorium ; .udilorlimi showing members of i'ho rcliestra; gymnasium , -showing . \ a lass of , garls; football r ' team;-.sglrl's usketball -team and boys ' • basketball earn. ¦ ¦ > ¦ - There wilt be an entertainment every ' riilay evening, until June' 11 , :(eleven neluslve) in the auditorium of tho lew high sdrool. This Friday evening, April 23 , tho Antral Pri ze Speaking Association , of • ' assail County will hold the annual onlest. . -This year It will be in Hicks- Hie and Ike people of this village will ¦\e nn o pportunity of hearing the isst speakers anil winners In their wl contests. The following schools > 'IH be reniroseirted; Mineola , West- '»ry, Kami-ingdale and Hicksvllle. Tho coraleat -w(jll- begin at wigh t • ' eloel^ anil the admission will bo wily-five cents. 'Receipts are used 11 P»y expenses of Judges , expenses »r tickets , programs , and to -provldi nc largo silver cups. Jlie other entertainments , all' ot ™c)i will bo held in -tho auditorium f lisle;! as follows:—April 30 , eight .rack , - .moving pictures and physical raining esliihltlon ot boys and girls ' \ /'he 'lo , in , m ,i -i^Uv years or nilor lilgi , sehool. Admission free; ''riiluy evening, May 7, kindergarten ; !\ le. -illh play. Tlm progra m will bo I vlilcd In two - parts. - The 1-lttlo ¦ MorgnrtoncrH , luulor tho direction ot ¦ rs . baadoii , will have tho first part, '\ SmlLli , tho scliool nurse , -will \e churea of Uio health play which •\ coiiatttuto the second and final «t of Uie- program. Admission -free. 0 \ot tail to come und bring your ''i-ii'ls to use what like llttlo kinder- '\loiicrs «i Ul ,]' „ on ihe stage. i'inlay evening, -Mny 11 , there will » moving -pictures and nn exMliUtau \'« I'liysical training wttrlc in tho \\\• IMgrli School . 7; 8 , mid W\ yearn. , ' lU'iicuoil H of this en to rtii In 111 out w,, 8 !' ,, '\\ ' lll ° l)u noflt ot tho AMilntlc ¦J'orlallnti, Ailmlsslon will bo twenty- ¦ f'-iils and It will •b« worth llio \\'B'lloii to soo tho down. Certain ' ,, \' apparatus used in tho gym- \luiii will |,o brough t over to tin. ynf tho auditorium whom a largo 'it'iieo nmy | m -comfortably Hoatcil. nlll M ' - U? !' , \\I\ K M \J r 2i ' « n nporoH it , 21, '\\\ - 'lion of MlHs I-iay , music Z 1 \ , '\; • wl \ ll0 K |vo » l'y 't'ho «1«' \« 'H 'tl-io iionlor DilKli nclinol. tkiniii ' >o»r :«)l) fhio ,n,lfll<l -AIM) HCli llw \ aivu coHtivmofl. Admission froo, , ii nK, ovn,,lnK ' M'n>' 28 - will bo the hi ! 1 l -' lt » rt 1'ocoptloa to the sonlom, j. \ » [fi r Htlidenlti only and will lie '\ ' the Kyiiinnsliini , P' rldiiy uvon- . ' •\jo -I , tlit.ro wi|.|i 0 a moving -pin- .iillinrt, ' nni,!,,t '\ Ul° hl,{l1 \cll0(l1 r ' tii l l '!\ M, '7' , , l , ll,1Kl ,I,mu u > lh0 I\ 1 1' 11 \ »' Nlriiolin. Hirom griimmar ncliiiol ' Ho -illreullou of Miss Hay, HUIH I U , 'l'f l oi- wiu (! | V1M , U (>lm ro [J„, 1)() „ , »I «o hoar .tiio cliilldrou iilng, Hi. !. J, ullv,1|, H l, « U IOIIO eiitoi-Dalii . '»• L-oiiiu nml iii'liig yl ,ur frlonil, H IcksvlMe ' n All Hloht. \^'vlili. wan IIIoltHVlllii , when 1 wi l l L 11 \!. \\ ; '\\'\v-lllii will Wl , 1,1 ' 'fcvl ilo long after you ' ro imiul - ,.|l ^ I I you don 't lllto IllnltHvlllo, h „, ';, \£ 'l«n 't you imok up I Ho don ' t \ Uiiii vn.V- ' iV \\\' . n ,,f \InhHvlllo , bo- • w nii jiiiiiwiiii fi , ( ir,, ' !' '\' J'\'\' I'luno, To th,i -lunu lr| i«nil will be Iridium , i. - -l«. M11NIJTT, \^ ~ HICKSVILLE ! A PAIR OF SIXES I CLEVERLY PRESENTED \^*^.!w This week . In SL Ifinatius ' auditor- ium. Chore was -presented by tho Law- rence Players , a very lively comedy In three acts. The work was very well given and Uie house was crowd- ed at the performances Wednesday anil Thursday evenings. An advertising program helped to twell the coffers. The cast of char- acters in order of appearance was as follows : G-eorge B. Netlloton , J. F. Henncssy ; T. Boggs Johns , John B. Crawford , (business partners.) Krome, their bookkeeper, Adelbert Sta ' ebier; Miss Sally Parker , .their stenographer , bluer Hanley; Thomas .7. Vanderholt, their lawyer , Freil P. flraun; Tony Toler , their salesman , A UK . L. Reinhavd, Jr.; Mr. Applcgate , Joseph P. S. Duffy ; office boy, Albert Muench ; shipping clerk , Edward Mey- er; Mrs. George IS. Nettleton , Marlon J. Crook: Mis* Florence Cole, Mar- guerite M. Donovan; Coddles , a Ger- man maid of all work , Mrs. Elizabeth Dombek; prompters , Emily Fippinger and Agnes Stolz. Time, the present. Place, New York City, Act 1 , offices ot the Eureka Di- gestive Pill Co., Kow York City.. Act 2, home of Mr, Nettleton , two weeks later. - Act 3 , (ho same as act 2 , one week later. Between Act 1 and 2 , saxaphone set- cntlno Stolz , accompanist. Produced by s pedal arrangement with Samuel French of -New York City. Managers of stage properties , l^uis.Reinackcr and Joseph Ritchie. Make-up by Joseph P . S. Duffy. Fur- niture loaned . Act 1 , Samuel Schwartz , Act 2 .and 3 by Samuel Albert. The officers of the Lawrence Dra- matic Society are: August L. Rein- banl , Jr., President; Adelaide Koran , vice president; Mrs. Fred Braun , re- cording secretary; Agnes Stolz , finan- cial secretary; William Stolz , treasur- er; Emily Fippinger , historian; Adel- bert Staehler , publicity; Joseph Ofen- locb; business manager; John Craw- ford, asst. bus. manager; George Ned- er,. Jr. , sargeant at arms. Rev. Jos. \V. Hack , spiritual adviser. Tuesday evening, .there was an in- formal reception 'hel d in the Methodist Church , at whlcrt time the members said \Welcome Home \ to the pastor , the Rev. Henry McCallum , who has just been returned here for another year. Greetings were also extended to his good wife and their children. It was also the occasion ot bidding God- Rev. Horary .McCallum. speed to Mr. and Mrs. 'George A. Moss and Mrs . E. Wargo. Thirdly, tho inert- g. -ige which has been upon the parson- rge , has been paid, and tho .mortgage iva.i Im rned, Judge A. B. Hobere r was master ot ceremonies. The MolhouM people are to bo con- gratulated for the work they are doing. Tho parsonage Is located on Broadway and was hulit about twenty years ago. In behalf ot I1I10 Ladles ' Aid of tho Church, 'Mrs. Van Slycko welcomed back the pastor , his wife and parson- ago young folks-; expressed her -plea- sure at being nblo to witness tho bsini- lug of .th e mortKOfiu toward wliloh tho Ladles ' Aid bad contributed; and vpokc feollnfily of Uio depnr.t'Inif from t'he church circles of Mr. and Mrs. Moss and Mrs. Murgo. 'Miss Mario Hcrfort , as president of the ICpworth League , bespoke tor the league .their pleasure at -the return ot the pastor anil his family and present, oil Mrs.. MeOnllum with a beautiful bouquet of red and wJilto carnation s «iid in presenting tho flowers drew uttontlon to tho significance of tho color* oC Uio loauoo. There were also presentation ot Rltts lo 'Mrs. Moan from the ' Women ' s iPornlgn. 'Missionary .Society through Mrs, Dopplsch and the Junior Epw-or th League, .MiroiiljOi Valborg Nelson, The Huiiday School likewise presented 'Jlrs. M OBS with a pa rting gttt. ' . It was roBrottoil flint M rs. . M-argo was unable In ho present , lint she was not fornotton by word ot (lift. Thoro woivaulecl'louu by -Uio '3p- • .vorili Leiigno Orchestra , ami Uio church 'olmlr, , A. 'B. Hoboror , , mnil Mrn, Cnlt'linrut fuvorod with a Ouet. Miss Ella Brniul had a timely recita- tion lobtllvo to the now maid and tho now minister oalllng. 'Mr, MoOivlluni wan advised by Jiulgo Hoboror at tho ciuiclimloii o[ tho recitation to lio care- ful as .to whoro lm went lifter that, Rev. Alexander McNIcholl , on* of tilio funner workers In the church , wan iirtiHi . 'iit and iixprousod his ploamiro at l)ol»K in n position lo groat ' 'liln bro- ther minister. Mr. ¦ •McNIelioll Jiivvo Himid \hll.il ot advise \ lo those present toward glvliiR tholr whole lioarluil imp- port to 'tin) ima-ior anil fluid tlui t thla cinilil bout -lm ilono by faithful n tteii- diinco at tho uhurcli services in «uldl- tlon lo tlii' -lr ni'cnie't.iiry fiupport, Tlin Rev. Miwy MirOnllimi In. Ills cliin a i. 'lDiiiitli! way oxproasod tils plea- Hiiro nt •bnlnfi pi'fiHniit. No miiiill imrL of tho unrvlca IV « H tho burning of . tlm mortgage which wuu lalmn MI ro of by Andrew J. Morton uii-il Pater Ijn vvronwv Thn unilloiico took part ilnrlnip the 'hiiriilni! oC Mie Horvlmi by iiliiK>lii g, \i' rulii o God From W'liont All- IlleK , nliiK(i Klow, \ JtofJ'ilHli- nieiitii wiiro nor veil liy llio L III II OH ' Aid you loty. Burn Mortgage and Greet Pastor LIBRARY FUMD GROWS BY CLUB C0NCER1 Monday evening, lovers ot music were given a rare treat , when the Hicksvllle Musical Club ln-esented 1: very fine program at the High Schoo; auditorium , assisted by the Clorls Trumpeters , who are hea rd so accept ibly over the radio Sunday afternoons The High School orchestra, undei the direction of Miss Margaret Hay were heartily encored as they gavi the first number. The Gloria Trumpeters were dressec in white satin robes , were very charm ing in manner and were very gener ous in responding to encores. Thi Hicksvllle Musical Club dcservei ?reat praise for their fine work whicl showed how hard they bad studiet under the direction of Mrs. Elwood A Curtis. Before the last number Dr. Ehvooi Curtis gavo a few words of greeting thanked the large audience for theii patronage anil announced that a good ly sum would be received from Ih. proceeds for the school library. Hi presented bouquets on behalf of tin Club , to the accompanist , Mrs. Wi/Hair Pflugelder , 'to Miss Hay, director 0! the High School orchestra, to tin Gloria Trumpeters, and to Mrs. Curtis lirector of the club. Dr. Curtis thank ed the local people for their interes' !n helping to make the affair such r success. The ferns and palms usei ' were loaned by Robert Renison. The . program follows:—Selections Hicksvllle High School Orchestra Miss Margaret Hay, director; \O Love ly Night\ (Barcarolle), Offenbach Spicker; \Carmena , \ Wilson-Page: Hicksvllle Musical Club; \Fack eltanz , \ Meyerbeer; Gloria Trumpeters ; \Keei on Hopin ' , \ 3C. Heron-Maxwell-Salter: \Duna. \ McGill-Salter; \A Little Closi Harmony, \ Geoffrey O'Hara ; Mali Voice of Hicksvllle Musical Club- \Serenade , \ Drlgo; \Minuet in G , ' Beethoven; \Eccssalse , \ Beethoven; Gloria Trumpeters; \I Passed B y Youi Window. \ May H; Brahe; \Mammy ' i Lullaby, \ Dvorak-Spross; \The 01< Family Clock , \ Grant-Schaefer; Hicks ville Musical Club ; \Tanahausei March , \ Wagner; Gloria Trumpeters \Spring Song (Love is Spring), ' Mendelssohn-Shelley; \Lullaby \ F. F Marker; ' \Great Is Thy Love , \ Car Bobm-Spielter; Women ' s Voices o Hicksvllle Musical Club; \Vikini Song, \ S. Coleridge-Taylor; Hicks villi Musical Club and Gloria Trumpeters Members ot the Hicksvllle Musical Club are:—Mrs. Paul Achtollik , Join Banschbach , Carl Banschbach , Mrs. C Banschbach , Mrs. George Breen , A. B Cramer , lira. A. B. Cramer , Dr. E Curtis , Mrs. E. A. Curtis , Miss Annr Eisemann , Mrs. John De St. Legier John ' Fitting, Mrs. John Fitting, Jos Glasser , Mrs. Joseph Gl asser , lOar ' Hohorst, Mrs. Carl Hohorst, Alwin Kaule , Edward Kunz, Mrs. Edware Kunz , Kenneth MacKenzle , Mrs. Ken neth MacKenzle. Mr. and Mrs. Hehrj Puvogel ,: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pflug- felder , -Mr. and Mrs. August Relnhard Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rowehl , Mr. anc Mrs. Charles Rohrbach , Mr. and Mrs Chris. Schiller , Mr. and Mrs. Free ' Schaeffler , Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Staehle, Mr- and Mrs. Wm. Thormnn Mrs. Joseph Ulmer , Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Van Slyfce. _ Its officers are:— Henry Puvogel president; Fred Schaeffler , secretary; Mrs. E. A: Van Slyke , treasurer; Mrs Henry Puvogel , custodian; Mas. E. A Curtis , (lirector; Mrs. Wm. - Pflugtel- der, accompanist; The following were contributors to the library fund;—One hundred dol- lar donation , Hicksvllle Civic Club (tickets); twenty-five dollar donations Dr. Walter Stlllger, Charles Stoll , Dr. B Webster, Griffin & Rushmore , D. Underbill , Plppinger family, Karlson & Leo , Nassau Lumber Company, Ro- binson & Stevens, Ku Klux Klan (tick- ets); Philip Lohrman, Seaman Talia- ferro & Eisemann; fifteen dollar do nations , Curt Umberhaii , S. 8. & W. G. Unilerhill , C. Janke & Sons , Ernest HaKenbuch. American Legion (tick- ets) ; twelve dollar donation , Jr. O. U. A. M,j t-cn dollar donations , Henry Wolckmanii , Wallace Heldtmann , J. Werthessen , Braun Bros., A. ,T. Lake , John Daly. John II. Halin , II. C. Stolz , Rev. Fntlior P. X. Wunsch , Hicksvllle Iniploiiiont Co., 'R, A. Essllnger , H. A, Turnuro , Martin. Brandt, D, & P. Sut- ter , Charles H. Volgt Estate , Valon- lino & Bavls, F. O. Funtgeld , II. S. Iluotther, Inc.; five dollar donations , Marie Maeok , 13. R. Lanipmnn, B. Spltzor, S. Youdolmiin , A. Kntz , I, W, Splro Bept. Store , A. Jlanlllo. Th P, Dusonberg, Emll Vlothcer. WHIInni K. Baker , Hy Mclntosch , Henry A. Guoltenborgor , Philip J. Eisemann , Hicksvllle Swoct Shop, I' ntor OoeU , Conrad Duerr , Paul Achtelllk , Oluolior &, Simon, P, Wlllevolte , Fred C. Diel- orlo , Robt. IJiHlormnnj; William IT. Blurno, Jr., Andrew II. Hoberer, Sr „ Rev. Father J. Hank , Morris Fried- man, M, F. McGunnlglo. Friday evonlng last , the annual prlzo speaking contest of, tho lllckiivllle High School wan hold In tile auditor- luin anil t-lifl winners worn Murlo John- son anil William 'Frost I'liHt prizes and Lena Hlclt a «nd Robert Stlehlor HOC - ond awards. Tho first prizes wore ullvor cups -and $2,R0 gold pieces were tho second awards, Tho pro grnm wan nn follows: H, a. Ornliontra ; \Tho Ilcnrt ot Old Hickory, \ Bromwoolo , Estlior ,1, Engo lirctliBon; \Yollow 'lluttorfllftii , \ An- drown, May Johnson; Vocal Duel. ; \nobby aiinfto , \ Grnime , OoiiH llolilt- mnnn; \Patny \ Wiggln , Lomia Hicks; Choruii \(> 'Mistress Minn , \ Ilnrratt , Cllrln H, II, a,; \Trim Amorlcaiiliim, \ Lodge , William Ooyor; \Fort Wiimior , \ Dickinson, iWiillor flclilliillug; II. H. Oi'ishniilral \Tho 'Coming of tlm Ser- pent , \ Kennedy, Wllllum mint; ' 'Tho Aimorlciiii (Union, \ WoUiliiv , (Itoborf Htlohlorj Bolo , .Miirgaret Huy ; II. B. OrchOHli'ii , Juilgoii , 'Mm Ml Hi Miielt , Itiiclivlllo Coutro , N. Y.; 'Mins Looln Htriililnrd , Hlckiivlllo , N. Y.| .Iannis to. llairililgli , l. ' ri'iMiorl , N. V. l)oiinrn of t' rlziiii-- Or. 10. A. HiirtlH , R. A. lOiinlliiKor, Foil- liilnii Tiilliifo r i'o. Prlxo Spenklna Content Held )YSTER BAY TOWN BOARD MEETING (deferred from last week) At Tuesday ' s bus franchise hearing, B. L. Duperc and his attorney, Char- les T. McCarthy, appealed to urge the -jrant ot franchise to Uie fo rmer said •outo an extension of his present lino so as to include the Bull' s Head (Green- >alc) and Brick Yard (Glen Head) lections where there are many foreign esidents with none save the most in- :onvenlent ways ot reaching their diurches nt Glen Cove , being forced .0 wait an hour for such conveyance. Hartford Gunn , an attorney repre- senting the North Shore Auto Co., vhich has operated near tho section, lamed several years , was present, to irgo that his clients as the logical bus .wners , be granted such franchise . • .s they were first In that (compara- Uvc) field and pleaded that Dupere ' s ine , which parallels the N . S. A. Com- mny ' s and touches It at several points (where passengers are taken on; vould be in competition with that line. Uso as Duperc plans to start 10 min- uses earlier , he would get all the other line ' s waiting, woulil-be passengers at itops. Mr. McCarthy who characterized lunn ' s ' general contentions as- \ ex- remely fallacious , \ stated that Du> lere ' s line would not lie a competitor iut a \feeder \ to the N. S. A. Com- .any Trasses , as his passengers , who vished to go to Jamaica must leave ¦is busses and would enter those ot I10N. S. A. company at their last point •f contact , where the two lines go n opposite directions. No decision ould be arrived at and the board de- ided to call on North Hempstead fown Board and Glen Cove City Coun- dl for aid in this dispute , Dupero claims the o 'Jher bus owner vould never have dreamed of apply- ng for franchise over the road had ie not made such application first. \I make the pie nnd now they want :o eat it, \ he said. The street painting can go forward tonne. Town Clerk Ransom announc- ed. The price will be fifty cents per iquarc foot. The committee on layvllle pavilion vas continued. Caretaker Tllford has ired and repainted the ' pavilion in pots all winter to prevent expense of ill over redecoration this spring. Note—The Glen Cove conference re- ' used to admit the press. Another con- erence will be hold shortly. Some dan was agreed on at this meeting, nit is being kept strictly sub rosa. . At the session on April 13 , an un- precedented event occu rred: - Supervi- sor Painter announced that he must save to attend a conference between lien Cove City Council and North Iempstead at once. This was sudden- y arranged Monday by letter of bus ¦ounsel and Philip Huntington. The ¦uperyisor left and the meeting came 0 order with Judge Anderson presid- ag, the latter paying a graceful tri- iute to tho wisdom of the absent meni- ier , -ivlio Is the legitimate chairman. As Judge Huntingto n was also ab- ¦»nt. the affairs of the Town were •dininistered by four laymen , who pro- •ceded with great caution and court- 's}' . Mrs. H. D. Cosgrove appeared to •cek a camning site for some 200 Vassau Girl Scouts, fifteen tents, girls 11 relays of forty, each relay two veeks In camp, and the camp ' to be ipeit during July and August. The loanl and Judge Anderson approved lar Beach (oft Laurelton and Bung t' own roads, Cold Spring Harbor) If •he lioard' s former law of no tents on ¦ leaches does not summarily obtain. Shoul d this be so , Judge Anderson has ' .wo other sites In view. Mrs. Cos- ?rovo was directed to confer with Jus Ice H. W. Ludlum , of Mill Neck, as ho latter takes a hig share in girl icout activities. John Boerum 1ms been secured to mint streets anil signs for parking lrdlnance In Oyster Bay and Hicks- vllle. Forty cents per square foot is ' .o bo given in ¦ latter village , owing to ' inlf obliterated present diagrams. Ills liiginal 1923 price to B. M. Asa ' n. ,vns fifty cents. Mabel Williams ' .hanked the board most deeply for tranllng her ono light on Jerusalem ivonuo , Massapequa. Board was amaz- 5d nnd pleased at lnlsslvo. Overseer of Poor Busline)!, asked 11 ,000 for outdoor relief ns ho had only ?3.51 balance on hand. The next session will be April 27, Tiio reply of Assemblyman Davison, 'jlvon below to telegram of Bus Coun- jol Huntington was a bitter dlsap- polnlment to the Hoard and others: \t wish to nc-Vnor/odgo your telrt- jjrani of March 30 suggesting that legislation he onncU'd to provide that where a bun routo passes through 11101-0 than ono municipality, applica- tion for franchise nliall bo made in tho firs t Instance to the Public Ser- vice Commission and can fully ronllze tho fo rce of tho miKKOiitlnn whleh you luivo nindo and tho desirability-of Its being given the proncr consldoiatton. \ \It has boon manifest that imcli 11 nioniiuio would ho r» highly controver- sial one as 11 would take uwuy from mnny town bonril H In the Stulo , Im- portant powers whloh llioy now exor- cism, I nn) ' positive that It would bo Impossible to pass nny such bill with- out extended lieurlngfl boforo Ihe pro- pnr conimlltooH of the Legislature, IniiHiiuich an tho AMonibly has panned 11 resolution to adjourn next wook, It would nocm to mo very Inadvisable to attempt to accomplish this nuriiOHC nt tlm prmionl. noBHlon . ol' tho Ltigtulii' luro. 1 only regret that the Town flonrd did not make llils very Inton.-it- Intf suggestion nt 1111 earlier .Into HO Ilia 1. 11 could linvo joci )lvod the ntlnn- lion which It obviously iloaoi'vou II1I11 year, \ NORTHPORT Card of Thanks I wish lo thank the members of the various fire departments who fough t so heroically the fire in the woods , Tuesday night , at the rear of my prop- erty thus saving my homo from de- struction. GEORGE E. SOPER. Big Woods Fire Several hundred acres of woodland were burned over In the vicinity of the Bread and Cheese Hollow road , cast of East Northport , Wednesday, destroying one large barn and severa l outbuildings , endangering a number of dwellings which were saved only by heroic work of the firemen with the assistance of other volunteers , and resorting to back firing. It Is believed that a large quantity of game was also destroyed. The East Northport ¦ ¦Fire Department was called out early in the day and the men worked unti l almost exhausted abou t 5 o ' clock in the afternoon when help was called for from this village. Several of the firemen responded. It was late in the night before the fire was under con- trol. Delphian Chapter News. Mrs. W. B. Codling entertained the Northport Delphian Chapter at her home on -Seaview Park , last Thursday evening. After the study hour a social 'time was enjoyed. 'The lesson was a continuation of Greek Mythology. Mrs. Codling -was chairman of the evening, Mrs. Foskett , the President presided. The next meeting will be •held in the library on Wednesday evening, April 2S , the curren t topi cs for discussion at that time are as follows: Give the provisions of the Mexican land law and explain why American in- vestors aro alarmed. How does Calles justify his expul- sion ot the Allen C ' lergy. When did the Tacna Arlca contro- versy begin , and under what circum- stances? Trace America ' s relations to this dispute and tell tts latest develop- ments. What is meant by the state- ment that tho public won the anthra- cite stike- Explain some of the dif- ficulties under which the coal indus- try labors. What is the root of our lax enforcement of the prohibition law? Suggest some remedies for the present situation. There was a largo attendance last Sunday morning at tho 'meeting of the •Communit y Bibl e Glass to hear the address by Rev. Thomas Potter , of New York , on the subject , \Little Scotch Andrew , \ the boy who had the loaves and fishes when Christ preach- ed to the multitude in the wilderness. The .speaker told how if we get the things worth while , we must give. Boys and girls ho said are the biggest things and that we should give more of our interest and attention to them. Health Day for Northport This village .for the first time in its history Is to have a \health day \ de- voted to the promotion of better health both among the children and adults of tho .community. Plans for the accom- plishment oV this object were glvnn the final seal of approval and were adopted at a meeting ot the Health Day Committee , last Monday evening. The meeting was called by the Public Welfare Committee of the Civic Asso- ciation which was recently formed h ere. JYiday, May 21 , was set as C. MARTELLI GREENLAWN ROAD * • (Former Cobb Place); Wholesale and Refaff Fforfsf Cut Flowers for All Occasions Telephone 1172 Huntington J. SchwaiftZ y olr Watchmaker and Jewdet 249 Main ' St. Tel . S8-R Huntington , L. I. - ANNOUNCING , , Die oponlng of ¦\\ ELIZABETH BEAUTY SALON at Now York Avonue , Huntlnoton OUR SERVICE INCLUDES: Permanent Waving, Mnrccl Waving, Jlulr Tinting, Water Waving, Hulr- dressing. Hound Curling and , Bobbing, Work dono by oxpertu only! Facial Twatmont^-Oealp Treatment Shnmpoolnn Mnrlnollo Facial Mn«iinrj« Muscle Strapping Mnnlcurlno and Uloctrolloln ¦ II OUI H by Appointment. Health Day for Northport. All the community service organizations -have been enlisted for support of tho health program. The heads or appointments from them form the Health Day Com- mittee. George E. Brubakor , physical director of the school is in charge of a program of fiel d sports aad contests and suitable prizes will be provided , probatly by tho Board of Education. Miss Meymnn , of the school faculty will bo in charge ot a health play, \Crowning ot a H-ealth Queen , \ the makitijj of posters and w.rltlng of essays among the school children. Mrs. Louis . Jones president of the Parent-Teachers Association stated that the association would give a May supper with Mrs. George Reld as chairman, the proceeds to go toward flnnn-cing play-ground equipmen t for the scliool. The supper will probably follow the school program May 21 , given in the school gymnasium , Mrs. Jones spoke of the National summer roundup contest in which the Parent- Teachers Assoociation will enter child- ren who are to enter school next fall for the first time. They will be examin- ed before June, and physical measure- ments , etc., recorded. If any defects are found their parents will be advised and 3n all possible cases the parents will be urged to try for a perfect chart in the fall. 'Mrs. Calvin Van Pelt, Presiden t of the Ladies ' Auxili- ary, ot the American Legion agreed to take up the matter of a young Mothers Club , with the 'Auxiliary. Miss 'Helen Rellly, 'Red Cross Heal th Nurse for this district , gave an interesting re- port. 'Beginning next month , date to be announced later the Health Center will liold baby clinfcs. Miss Rellly an. noiirtced that she was calling upon mothers of , babies under one year old to Interest them In having their babies giveji a physical examination. Babies with perfect records will be awarded blue ribbons and there will be a prize for itJie best chilli. Mrs. Alice 'B. Codling was appointed to enlist the interest and cooperation of the clergy of the village in making announcement of the work ot the committee on Sun- day, May 17. \Mrs Marry T. Mott will enlist the Interests- of fraternal or- ganisations , Mrs, -R..B. Dennlgton Girls friendly -Society; Mrs. Charles Van Salzen , Girl Scouts; William 0. Weed- mare , Boy (Scouts; Mrs. George Rnltl, Nursing Activities ; Mrs. Rowland Miles , lending comfort to the sick; .Mrs. P.. W. Hawkins , W. C. T. TJ. Commander; William Heldmaii , Ameri- can Legion. Other members are Dr. Itogcr Dexter , Health Officer; the school is represented by 'M. D . Lbsey, superintendent; Mrs. F. F . Proctor , nurse , Dr. D. -C. 'MaoClymont , school physician , the Misses Gruby. The Welfare Committee Is as follows:—Mrs . J. Aldren Brett , chair- man ; Mrs. H. Davis Ackerly, Mrs. Alice 'B. •Codling, Mrs. Harris Hen- schel , Mrs, M. D. Losey, Mrs. Harry T.-lMott and Mrs. H. F. Richardson. ^ , i p 1» Unf ortunate Truth .-The opportunity for doing mischief Is found n hundr«d times a dny. and ot doing good , once a year. —Voltaire. j miUlUlumimimiiiiin iiim ni .....nm nniinmi 1 1 miinii. iiii iiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiMmiiiii iuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiMI miiiiiii )|iiiiiiiiin 11111111 IIII |. 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