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'the number of his chr license on a card and the lucky man received a prize. doe ances. te ooc ALTO F. | urtue sponsor or sitet Pree a onan “fins“, foe preapnovent HOTEL CECIL, Long Beach's New Apartment Hotel ‘ BOARDWALK, LONG BEACH, L. L One, Two and Three Rooms With Bath 1,000 Bathifg Lockers For Rent by the Season at $15.00 HOTEL CECIL RESTAURANT AND ROTISSERIE Excellent French Cuisine. Famous for its Millk-fed Chickens, Prompt Bervice, and Very Seasonable Prices. P“) Cover Charge Telephone Long Beach 500 scheduled to meet the Mohawk Glanta, formerly known as the Cuban Giants, a fast team of colored players. ___ Freeport, July 25.-Major R.T. Ras- mussen, a. veteran=of three wars and . . one of the prime movers 'in the new A TKA‘M‘D Freeport Theatre, is building a house H2r0ld Lioyd arrives at the Rockville in the village and will move here apout [Centre Theatre today in his Pullman 4 October. 1st. car special comedy, \Now or Never.\ 2 ak - f Major wissen 'ppent the week-end With most of the action taking place in Boston, Mass., celebrating his twep.| ® & {ain the inimitable comedian tieth wedding anniversary. His opject US the error of our ways when in going there was to take, out to qin. Accompanying him on his ner the minister who performed the] laughter trip.are pretty Mil- ceremony. This has béen his annug|@f¢4 Davis and Anna May Bilson, a other than pitching the big ivories on the lawn, and sovpopular did it become that it. was necessary to hide the dice| # in order to get enough contestants for the other sports. 'The prize for turn- ing p the greatest number of spots went to A. C. Williams. The flag race, which was similar to the potato race, except that the flags were placed in holes, instead of pota- toes being picked up, was won by John R. Wallsten, with John Harms a close Hempstead, July 25.-The ; Altoonas, with a reconstructed Team, bean plays ing ball Saturday. 'They beat the Min: cola: team 3 'to 2 Saturday at Mineola, motor. and on Sunday walked away with the talented youngster. on gecond. A scarf pin and an emblem Floral Park team on. the Hempstead cut-12:21. of the time will b . mmm CH‘JL Mm IN CONNECT! were gwarded as prizes to these two, grounds, 14 to 0. The game was not cancernn-ming on the new |;‘::\\‘a ‘3 Telephone 1258 Lockers, 50 Cengs Each-No Waiting in Line res vely. so bad as the score would seem to indi- \ an V In the handicap running race, called |cate, the Floral Park players having a E: “Zorsrfzfigs plans which the ma. [ROCKVILLE CENTRE sromTING coons Telephone, Write, or Call Personally, at . the \'DeNyse Handicap,\. the winner|bad inning and then bracing up. foud Feldman & Aronson. Props & D W t as usual. was. Chaplain. Walter-N.-De- Mitcholl-and Beyors-were-the-b ~-... Btaticnery, Cigars, Tobacco and Pipes HOTEL CEC‘ BOARD ALK a Nyse of the lodge, who though 76 years Saturday and Sunday Mitchel pitched MINEOLA “wpfllmfgu'jsflra Kodake (Also Entrance on Broadway) L lugazines old, succeeded in reaching the tape be-| with Eilison behind the plate. m N. VILLAGE AvENUrP LONG we“ L . & LONG ”LAND fore his younger competitors. The} A good sized crowd was out Sunday i- Bet. Observer St. and Railroad. i prize was an umbrella, and J. Huston|and seemed to be satisfied 'with the (Items for Mineola column may be ROCKVILLE Cochrane, second, received a scarf pin.| playing. The opinion was expressed malled to The Daily Review at the prove The: Masonic Club contest, socalled, that if the Altoonas will play that kind Mineola postoffice.) gave the contestants an opportunity to|of ball right along they will be well *-- Aoi i aii ily dn tpt tty , show the crowd how handy they are| supported. * » ngiflmflxen is confined to his home t at helping the good wife on wash day, y inst, hae a mn te o, AMP PICKERT STOCK COMPANY Village President and Mrs. Fred H. conter to don the usual wash- , Maidment, of Sea Clif, are spending woman's aftire, including the sunbon- \ow 0\ SIXTH YEAR, t their annual vacation at Big Moose & met, pick certain lettered articles out} GOING STRONGER THAN EVER Lake. 'They made the trip north by of the wash and hang them on the line in 'proper order to form the words \Masonic Club.\ Brothers Fowler and P : Hermann proved most adept at the % washday game and received first and Freeport, July 25.-The Blanche Pick ert Stock Co., now at the Freeport Auditorium, is playing its sixth straight year of continuous stock work.' During The lown party and dance by Roger Williams Paterson Post, American Le gion, on the old baseball diamond Sat urday night was well attended and smashing All Records In Low Tire Prices At GROO' S, Inc. The importance of this Tire Sale cannot be overestimated.; Undoubtedly this will .be the Outstanding Tire Buying Event of Nassau County this year. 1,000 Tires are a second prizes respectively. those years the company has appeared h R much ”dune: Wham?! was. the at: comm ¢ . v une telling ian uud ing app logs ahs, autre tog tare ..in. wn CC 5. tima Aol *You would smile too if you | {his Party went into drive funds for Bro. Angus H. Webber, while Bro, Bill i : 1d that the Leglonair were only a litte girl and had re- the new building tha e Legionaires Watson was second. Everybody knows e why Webber won, for being a railroad man, he has to wet to the train even before the commuters, while Watson doesn't commute at all. ; There was also a baseball game be- 4 tween the /members of the Club and the Commandery, in which the club : won. ° p \The Gastronomic Gathering\ as usual was one of the big features of : F the day, and the exctrsionists were by p+ that time ready to get away with the a soft clams, lobsters, chicken, etc., with- out regard for any possible gastronomic qURDER miSteny\ TOOLHOUSE AT FREEPORT roubles afterwa ® ' PROVE ROBE m E $14. operation a e ckville Centre Sani: *The of the. prizes. fot. TO BE MAN TAKING NAP o lowed the dinner, together with mem' July 25.-A fife! hOu80 On =e= \mpeéchifying over which Bro. F. B.] Freeport, July 25.-Freeport was broke\; firi'tz\?r?de:; f‘?;(“‘:nr:“g'obm \Wharke Clreus in free from short change The Pickerts have played from one to eight weeks in all the principal cities of the South. a i hope to have in a short time. Mem- L ceived “M090 tment 13:17:le * [bers of the post have raised, by selling Fi e: can bonds, and: by- other means, $4,500 of Mare than S00 stock nays haute heen gunmen, of Walla Walla, Wash, [the 310,000 needed for the, build- produced, including «latest. successes. i contrac Sot t it a has been appointed sponsor of the [fink fund. The contract to move me favorites of the day have been latest dreadnought, \Washington the bld Red Cross house opposite which will be launched at Camden, ; cost $2,000 to move it to the site at N. J., in September. Jean's father oid Country road and Third street. WW“. ummers, . | The rest of the fund is to remodel and ing ton, \ @ fines of the small stage. Special scen- ime'\ gion. -_. renovate OCEAN SDE produced since the company came here and many more are in preparation. The company is willing to produce any play that is possible on the con- the fair grounds hag been let. It will ery is painted for each production by Leland Ward, scenic artist of no mean ability and talent. Mra. J. F. Polletreau, of 100 Brower road, Ocenn Side, '; recovering from an Hawkins. poetically presided. Among|stirred early Sunday morning by what y artista and Immoral shows, Everything those who spoke were Prefident Arthur \thjt have heen a murder mystery, $f \ESKY $60 worth of hardware and MMM Mo X, I6. News. L. Nichols of the Masonic Club, Dr. \g. \4% hot. L Bergt. Adam Yuich was on the job Hénry B. Siddmore, master of Morton |at 3 A. M, when some one rushed jup $80 worth of tools, The house belongs to Sussner & Hig- gins, local contracting. firm. Ais maite E\ beioss dani. of elan here to select from at Surprisingly Low Past Master Francis P. Hamiet, with a man in it who had been brutaily OBITUARY murdered. His feet were sticking over 'Those present were: the top of the hood and, oh, they just Arthur I Nichols, Henry 8. Ski@-| did not have the nerve to look in th more, B. Hawkins Walter R./car and see his head severed from hl ,_ Phoebe F. Wells Jones, W. N. DeNyse, Arthur H. Phil-] body. of something: equally gruesome. O\ Wednesday -afternoon at (4:15 lips, Frank M. Kerr, Francis P. Ham,| When Sergt. Yuich arrived at the| Mrs. Phoebe E. Wells (nee Wilmarth), 16t.- Carman \B. Lush, W.. H, Baton, #C@n® Policeman Frank 171-31\ was al-| wife of Theodore J; Wells, -pmaned away Charles P. Pray, Harry M. Warmer, E. mot??- m;?flml who 8toP-| at her home, Merrick road and Wan» W. Walton, J. H. Cochrane, Thomas 8. awakened and told t wthm-e‘ an the h avenue, Wantagh. She wns 69 Baldwin, Harry Lee, Charles B. Phipps, night air was loa ith 1 yeilrs old, .a resident» of this Th Pin and yao! put doors. *\ place.\ She had. heen an Invalid seviral years and was devotedly. attended by her daughter, -RUa. Funeral: services were conducted on Friday by the Rev. Prices during\this Great Groo Sale. Savings will run from 20% to 50%. All the standard high makes of guaranteed tires are in- fl cluded in these reductions. cme, Horseshoe, Goodrich, Michelin, r Para Bell, Goodyear, Bell and Gillette are some of the well known makes included. Satisfaction is absolutely assured to the users 'of any tires pur- chased during this clearance. To date we have sold many hundreds of the same kind of tires we are including in this clearance and can hon- © honestly say not one has come back with a kick. Talk about mileage, why these tires have given twice and yes three and four times the mileage they are guaranteed to give. Howard M. Phipps, J. R. W. Jehnaon,| and bad for 'sleeping out of doors. W.. D. McLean, John D. Harms, f # Charles Swanson, Louis Decker, G. ®.| FREEPORT POLICEMAN Ware, 29. ger a (ee viet A ARRESTS TWO HORSES C.. Williams, William A. Bloxham, Mr. Robinson, of Bellmore M.. E. hwiok Goldbers, h Church, of which abe had 1 been Loula F, Sci 4 _ Ar: Freeport, luly 25.-Baturday hight member. She is survived rho! bu: - thar Harms, Samuel L. Rishren, MaX was \horse night\ for Patrolman Theo- nm aps. 9. Walk! Schwartz, Joseph F, Reardon, Richard dore Gissel, who brought in two stray \otk - ; two. daugh- Shoemaoker, Jr,, M. T, Hollman, Oscar animals. , trm, Misw JSlln Wells and Mrs.. Jen- COMING. TO .* f Goldberg, Simon Kusden, William J.|_ The first was discovered wandering | kins, of Brooklyn; three brothers, Sam HEMPSTE D Kitcholl, \I. A. 'Smith, _ John- Findlay, gen? “figflhfi‘eh: “in a buigy. ¢ A : John G, Lute, Jéwe Richards, L -W. oq> Figge, Wiliams, €. H. C. Harms,. Wiliam Filwood. BALL GROUNDS f pr * I Nomhmdfinm-HJMmdpflc-oh; \321452qu ic: \2:1 vot be a - - 2-Performances-2 mm flick-o. Almmuab—Mizny‘flm 4. . fp . “an” Brotkiye. a y 10:30 a m. will make you an enthusiastic buyer. : a' orl s i Pa Not to come means will lose many dollars. Remember _______? , tf U Eaifimmd - <‘ Cullough, 'Jack Kort, T, J, Meaughiin, D. C. Jacobant, L. A. Gerald B. Wadaworth, H. R. Ginall, C. L Cisail, C. O. Gual, Ir., R. Ragers, H. Nichol« son, H. Nicholson, Jr., W.. Phillipe, J. Jig oy &f if F < 6 133\:
