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'? visk io Mrs. N. Y. Steinhardt is visiting friends at Richmond, Ve. The Woodmere private school was a ew- | Mr. and Mre. George Carman have | Syracuse. Fred Muller, who was in the 27th Division, has been honorably discharg- | ed from the service. n- re- rance. He New York cit flux“! cottage Ii to Cedarhurst, where they will spend | the summer. Leo Fuller has sold his home in . Weitheimer taken the Crescent avenue for the summer. John Black is recovering from a DeLancy Nicols, a prominent at- | slight stroke of paralysis. torney, has taken the Marshall cot- 3 l and tage ewlett Park. . Weil family have returned age at H Bay { to Hewlett for the summer. . ~ 1 - Mr. Porguette and family, formerly w. has a ge tage in Grand Park. l George Feather is visiting his Whitheld _ Hewlett is - recovering 42s haa =\ 999\ 2 C05 | () fiorace Hame for the summer. brother, Arthur Feather of Woodmere from the effects of an operation. He has been spend- | « zmnxzw :“h in “England Mr. and Mrs. A. Carman and served in the British Army dur- have returned to W after a ivinit to Canastota and vicinity. Rev. John J. Mahon of the Church A. E. Kinn of Hewlett is on a busi- | mess trip to Washington, D. C. Lieutenant Jobn H. Mallory and his wife are visiting friends at Queens for a few weeks. turned after a visit at Daneville, ‘ Conn. The installation of the new fire _ Ell-n}; at the Lawrence-Cedtglilwm Mr. Mrs. E. H. Coy of Man- | fire house has been completed. ere $1.13; thumed to thilr cottage , will be a code of blasts for each dis- in Broadway for the summer ltnet. Mr. Wormser of Rockville Centre\ has opened a butcher shop in Broad- | way. He has attracted a large busi- | nees in his new field. | Mrs. Marie Nathing and Miss Con- , rad have leased the Longworth cottage in Broadway for the summer | Mrs. Carey Rose has returned to , Woodmere for the summer. She has | been residing in Manhattan during the winter. H. C. Heinendinger and family will take the W. Briedenburg cottage be- ginning May 1. They have a three- | year lease. is on sale at the follow- ing news stands in the Branch villages, where it may be purchased Saturday mornings: Church will give a play on April 24 \M2 boris wens ~\ \\\ B. Risnick Woodmere | John Black trom | L. Hurwitz Cedarhurst # Mrs. ack is recovering from 6 a slight stroke of paralysis. ||| B. B: Spitzer Cedarhurst i J. Hirsch Lawrence I The Trinity Sunday School will hold a cake and candy sale at Trinity T Walter Dodge Parish House on Saturday, April 13, at 3 pm | . THEATRES THEATRES THEATRE 70 So. Mam St. Phone 633 Freeport BESSIE LOVE Sunday |in Carolyn of the Corners Adapted from the well-known novel by Alp-Tull 13m Ruth Bellmore Endicott CURRENT EVENTS MARGARITA FISHER ia PUT UP YOUR HANDS A splendid Comedy Drama matinee £20] Added Attraction-HOUDINI Evening 140 urn-u? \2&2? mgr?“ NORMA TALMADGE 10802! | THE DEVIL'S NEEDLE Aptil 15 smiting Bitty Parsons in \The New a Rvening 1.80 Breakfast Food\ & Goldwyn Comedy ) VAUDEVILLE 1 edn EDITH ROBERTS \Hu lg'| »A TASTE or Lire matinee 1.50 HAROLD LLOYD Bee. 1 A # In The Dutiful Dub + & D0 Pathe Comedy : TWO DAYS FANNIE WARD In COMMON CLAY A great verion of the celebrated stage of tanking-laminati- a U t hers. Miss Ward shines in the stellar role. Special prices on both days. , Evening 16 and 25¢ Do not fail to see this splendid attraction vAUDEVILLE MADLAINE TRAVERSE l THE DANGER ZONE A powerlul drama of a woman's battle against her past Current Events Mutt and Jeff Cartoon April 24--Theda Bara in \The Light\ April 17- - Friday April 18 s Evening: 1a Saturd Aal 10 Matines 3.16 4.40 Nils Pa, returned after a three weeks' stay at | Mr. and Mre. A. Coles have moved | | Broadway to N. W. Jacobs of Man- | | of the Lady of Good Counsel has re- | 1 Buses for Hire on All 7 Calidad frgk sre x a So SOUTH SIDE OBSERVER AND NASSAU POST, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919 Mattituck White Leghorn Farm One Object Only-- 'To Produce Heavy Laying Leghorns I ; t |_ Private John F. Abrams is expected home in the near future. Miss Ma ite Pearsall left Mon- day for a visit to {rving on the Hud- LAWRENCE Mrs. Keller, who sold her home in Hartwell place, has moved into her | new bungalow in Johnson place. Mrs. William Smith is confined to her home with the grip. and Pullets are guaranteed to on our own farm. Trap-nests trap-nested. - Mature Baby Chicks, Hatching Eggs | be from our own flocks, p | used for past 5 years. All pullets now I | flocks carefully selected. None but vigorous, | kept. - Mated to cockerels from 200-egg hens. Kate Keller is confined to her home | Barron Blood. - Send for circular and prices. with the grip. i Rakestraw hav ARTHUR H. PENNY leased the. Sam «Combe cottage \ in « Box O, Mattituck, N. Y. | Singleton avenue for three years. I | BACKSTROM'S & 'Auto Bus Service: Artesian and Driven Wells Between First Class Material and Workmanship HIGHEST REFERENCES Rockville Centre, Camp \ _ Mills and Garden | lCity\ Arnold C. Weber CONTRACTOR Ly. Rockville Centre Ly. Camp Mills | gig £3 17133 in 304 Manor Ave., Woodhaven % 3 & . MB PM- 'i PMe: | Tel. 4910 Richmond Hill 5.10 P.M.*** 5.80 PM** *-Saturdays only. **-Saturday excepted. , ***-Country Life Press, City, only. | Selling Out--Choice Trees & Shrubbery At old East Rockaway Nursery of Lewis & Valentine Co. We Have Moved Away and Must Sell at Sacrifice We have moved to Roslyn and must sell out our entire lot of | nursery stock growing at East Rock lyi «g between Main Street and Scranton Avenue. If you need to plant any ornamental trees or shrubs about your home, this is a rare opportunity to purchase the choicest of material at a mod- erate price, man on the property ready to show you through our nursery ev- ery Sunday as well as week days. LEWIS & VALENTINE COMPANY Telephone 256 Rosyn, L. I. Garden Occasions Light Auto Trucking & Hauling 36 St. Mark's Ave. ROCKVILLE CENTRE I » lal st You Can “t” the Weather When You're Wearing \U. 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