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CJ. M. Strauss and daughter Mre. J. vai q Ruth, of Grove atreet are spending a few weeks in the amalgam M. A. Barlow of Chi- ng a few weeks with 'T. Hutcheson of Mr. and M cago are spandi Dr. and Mrs. R. Central avenue. Three youths from Brooklyn, who maid they were James Ryan, aged 20. of 310 Warren street; Frank A. Lynch, aged 20, of 228 Warren atreet, and Edward Kenny, aged 16, of 148 Wyckoff street, were held for the Nassau County Grand Jury on a charge of burglary in the third degree. The youths were captured last Thursday night by Officer Kenyon after they had entered the residence of John Van Dine in Rockaway turn- pike. - Mrs. Ambrunan, a . neigh- bor of the Van Dines, who are sum- mering at Bayview Beach, Milford, Conn., saw the trio loitering tear the house, and later enter it. She phoned the police. Kenyon arrived as they came from the residence, one carrying a bundle of stolen cloth- ing. The policeman commanded the trio.to halt, but they started to beat it. In the scramble to get away. the * bundle of clothing was dropped. Ong of them fired three shots at Kenyon. but none took effect. The officer also fred three shots at the fleeing men as they turned into West Broadway, and grabbed one of them. Officers Fawcett and Rogers aided Kenyon in rounding up the burglars. Mr Van Dine was notified and identified the clothing stolen as his property. Mre. Louis M. Raisig and children have gone to the Adirondack moun- tains, where they will stay for sey- eral weeks. cmm wWOODMERE Miss Lillian Weill of Broadway Has 1éft for Lake George, where she will stay util Labor Day. The annual meeting of Union Free School District No. 14 will be held in the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening, August 5, at 7.30. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldschmidt and family are spending the summer at Eagle Lake, N. Y. --- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lowenger and 'family of Manhattan are living in the Lange cottage in Irving place for the summer A tennis touraament for the Wo- men's championship of Long Island will be held next week on the Wood- mere Club courts. C. O. Colvin & Son MERRICK, L. L Auto Trailers gas UP Ford Commercial Bodies $13 UP R AUTO PAINTING OF KINDS Al STUDEBAKER Wagons and Trucks in ToP AND CcUrTam work | v gC T; ® Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Rose and family of Manhaitas are living in the Opperman cottage in Ocean ave- nue for the summer, Mrs. R. G. Horn of Central avenue arrived home after spending several weeks up-state. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Ketcham ar- rived home after spending two weeks' vacation at Spofford Take. Mrs, Leslie Black and child are spending several weeks in the moun- tains. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus J. Smith and family of Manhattan are spend- ing the summer here. Next Sunday memorial will be held in the M. E. Church Church for the youns men who made the bupreme sacrifice in the war. remi r HEWLETT Miss Elizabet! B>bcock is spend- - several weeks in Profile Rock, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Collier and family of this place have gone to Tuxedo Park, N. Y., where they will spend the summer Last Sunday u at the closing exercises of Trinity Sunday School, brizes were awa~dad \> reciting the books of the Bible. Those who re- ceived prizes- were May Mily dred 'White, Geraldine Montross, Margaret Neubling. Ruth Ryan, Mil- dred Reheis, Marjorie and Winifred Tabker, Alice Wade and Louise Man- ten. For perfect attendance for one year awards were made to Margaret Thompson and Dartus Stewart, and for five years, to Joseph Glen Garret. Any Amount \Liberty Bonds I Buy Liberty Bonds for Cash Open daily to 8 p.m. up to $51 {or a $50 (3 1-2 per Bond. cent.) Bonds may be sent by registered tail; in return you get a certified check at once. you ®* A. J. GRETSCHEL 275 Fifth Ave. Long Island City Absolutely no risk. | | Largest buyer of Liberty Bonds Long Island\ on Over 18 years in Long Island City. | ) Prices | | Park Row Roofing Co. Roofing and Waterprodiing, T: | 2% Central Ave. mar-gm\ may =_ t % [ @ lawn party and k) the | lawn “10m; the nd Lfiru'! today (Friday) /| of Mr. and-Mrs. Oliver J. Raynor at Speouky aud three daughters - had operations performed. GAS RANGE AND WATER HEATER ._ An All Gas Kitchen Saves Coal, Wood, Time and Labor | Reduces Expense to a Minimum | A Tank Water Heater will provide Hot i Water whenever Hot Water is needed a We have a Limited Supply _ Place your order now | I The Nassau & Suffolk Lighting Co. GEO. MacDONALD, President Offices at Hempstead, Freeport. Rockville Centre, Minecis . va «--- The Lad{da® Catholic Bene Association is making arrangements Lawyer | Ar C. Weeks of tor a trip to Coney Island. yall| Yaphank rece nda turtle un- der a pile of ed leaves near his home, the reptile bearing his initials and the date 1866. It. was . full grown when marked by Mr. Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Konpe Rave goe to Middletown, N. Y.. where they will spend two weeks. On Sunday afternoon | Dominick Rosino, 25 years old, while riding his bicycle in Broadway and Green» wood avenue was strick by an auto driven by A. Kennedy. _ He was knocked to the ground and sustained contusions and a skull injury, on ~- - Edward J, Woods, postmaster at Bayport, ' recently . celebrated . his twenty-fifth anniversary in the posi- tion, He was appointed in 1894, during Cleveland's second adminis- tration, and took charge of the office in July. - He has served under five presidents, The Village Board of Floral Park has ordered the changing of 75 street lights from 32 candle power to ones of 60 casdle power. Sergeant Henry Halbert of Ray- mond street, a baloon pilbt in the U. S. air service, has received a tor'y doy furlough and arrived home last Tuesday. He has been stationed at Newport News, Va. A soldiers' and sailors' monument for i%or 1 Pa. « heroes has been set om its base at the railroad depot lawn. Last Saturday afternoon the Ocean Side ball club defeated Lynbrook by a score of 12-10 on the local 'Wa- The young women employees in =|lnmmmmumuaniInlmunuu-nuumnumnmnmuunuummmum CARL -G. KEMP - Representing B.. SHONINGER PIANO CO. Known to Your Father's Father t M T ¥. s - 455-W-Freeport t W.: [Fig]; a. . | f; TUNING WMG POLISHING g 1% GREAT SOUTH BAY FERRY - TIME: TABLE sAUTH BOUND NORTH BOUND Boats leave Ferry Active Point Leave Point _Arrive dock Freeport Point Lookout Nassau Lookout Nassau Freeport o A. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. l +G 00 *6.30 *8 00 *8.30 $7.30 $8.00 *10.45 §11.30 *10 15 ©10.45 $11.00 11.15 \LLG *11.45 _ #11.45 1215 , FX ) P. M. P. M. P. M. P. M. fee . n t nes rs 0 gn \THAT AFTERNOON!\ *2 15 +2. 45 *2 45 * «- isi i \£18 1445 4% Alf the visitors departed late. But dinner *4 15 *4 46 \5.18 *5 46 wasserved on the dot as usual. The New *5, 45 5.45 *6.15 Perfection Oil Cook Stove cooked on §6.15 §6.46 > 53: 571-3 while mother entertained. $7.30 $8.00 fun kw The blue flame of the New Per- FOR LONG BEACH: Matilde we? aaev‘emlum of goat a f euy\'s to each utensil. e stays where Leave Point Lookout, Nassau, 6.30 A. M,, 5.45 P. M., A N : - - Says oniy: Gopal is: io 10 Me 49507 998 your set its 200000000 Leave Long Beach, Queenswater, Wreck Lead, 7.10 A. M., 6.30 No time wasted luggingfuel, :a blaze P. M, Sundays only, 10.25 A. M. or sweeping up litter. Rasy to re-fill Brolleys \on. geet tts The bon
