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| € Contifiued hot for #6 thunder - showers at ' night.\ southerly : breezes. Loca} Light 2-ACRE PARK AT OCEAN SIDE GIFT TO TOWN Children of the Late Robert J. and and Mary Perley Wright Donate *-Plot At Mott and Bayview Avenues, Fronting on Bedell Creek, To Be Permanent Memo- real To Their Parents Hempstead, July 27-The children of the late Robert J. and Mary Porley Wright yeaterday presented to the Town of Hempstead a two acre park, to be known as Memorial Park, Side, in memory of their parents The gift was made to the town at @ meeting of the Town Board here and Supervisor Hiram R. Smith's resolution. | that the gift be accepted and the donorn | formally thanked for their generous offering prevailed © Supervisor Smith took occasion to/ remark that no more public spirited thing bad come to bis attention than this generous gift and suggested that | the town would be most happy to have Tbs Ther honat OF MINEOLA MEN AT SPORT , Mineola, July 27.-The annual out: ing of officers and employees ~of the First National Bank of Mineola was held Monday. 'The following: made up the party: H. W. Andrews, E. J. Arm- strong, Philip J. Christ, ©. W. Denton, Surrogate Leone» D. Howell, Ernest Johrens, William McCarthy, F. L. Oak ley, Edward Schmidt, George Schmidt, George D. Smith, Morton Schenck, Henry Vou Oehsen and Edwin W Weeks. It was a fishing party and they sailed from Bay Shore in the good ship \Amelia\ under Captain Dudley Velt- man. Judge Howell made the largest catch of the day. HERBERT KERR in Ocean | PLANS BIGGER AUDITORIUM other residents establish similar mem orialn. | The gift ls made with the understand- | img that a tublet marked with the names of these- in whose memory. It in given and with the further under standing the town shall iniprove the} park at a later day The property is altuated on Bedell) Creek und Is at the junction of Mott! and Bayview avenues, Ocean Side. That land situated in .Ocean Side, known as Mott's landing, on Bedell Creek was purchased some years ago by the lats Robert J. Wright. About six years ago during the settlement of Mr. Wright's Estate, the seven heir were unable to apportion the different | properties into equal parts. Four of| them, not being willing to sacrifice by A forced sale, formed a corporation | known as Robert J. Wright Estates, Inc, to take over such real estate as could not be distributed otherwise whove mentioned Mott's property one of the parcels, Two years ago the Town Board of ead arranged to.dredge and wid] the being Will Build Stage on West End That Will Give Room For Any Play- -Will Be 35 Feet Deep, 90 Feet Wide, 50 Feet High- Plans To Build Balcony and Re- decorate Inside of Building Freeport, July 27.--C. Herbert Kerr, owner of the Freeport Auditorium, has elaborate plans for the building follow Ing the engagement of the stock com- pany. The company will stay as long as business prospers but when they even tually go one of the first thinks to be done will be the addition of a large stage on the west end of the building that will make it possible to give every thing from comic opera to the most elnborate dramas. The stage will @uke in. all-the west s Sn elt Crgek, makink a deep water-w“ of the building and will be 35 feet Jin depth, 90 feet wide and 50 feet way ut low tide, 4 . «ontsrence Was held with the own\ Tigh. The Auditorium will be known era. of Mott's Landing, to angi ax the \Home of Popular Prices.\ It the town suituble land for a Publiciwill be run on a policy of changing ering + town wbo co acres . of their fund to be used for a public: THC frst four weeks will be vaude- park and dock ville and cents. The next four The: donors of this: gift are Harry) Weeks will be moving pictures at 10 P. Wright and Mri: Lillie A. Northrop and - cents. The next weeks will Jumalea, Mra. Phothe A. Scholey of be a musical tabloid of 18 people pre- eport and Mrs. Mabel I, \\ menting a different musical comedy ev- of Moslyn, who have given this \leery night with\ fo followed hy memortal to thelr purents, Robert der. °f Di&ht with \twp shows, followed by ferson Wright and Mary J ley four weeks of the Blaney Stock (o. Wright SMr. Kerr also plans to run a society The Town Board memera say the|circus during the winter with ring in gift is a very liberal one and will be much appreciated. It will be a great benefit to that part of the town and whould make the waterway very popu- | lar. COOL THIEVES STOP | TO FILL RADIATOR: THEN DRIVE AWAY, Home of Percy G. Southard, Ocean Side, Robbed in Daylight By _| ° “Jim-122.5 il , Two robberies, appafently by the same crew of two men in an automo- bite, occurred yesterday. According to the time of occurrence, the automobile first visited a house in Forest avenue, Valley Stream and» then stopped on | Ocean Side road, Ocean Bide, In both cases the thieves took clothing and Jewelry. Valley Stream, July 27.-Thievas en: | tered the home of Cornelius Shilo of Forest Avenne, about noon yesterday and ransacked it from cellar to garret. The Shilo family war away and the exact extent of the lors could not be ascertained. Tt is known that a quan- tity of clothing and several ple of jewelry aro missing. Nelghbors observed two men leave hustily In an automobile.. Thore was nothing suaplcfous about their actions | until they began to carry bundles from *the house and then the nelthbor not- fled the police and several surrounding: nelghbors. When the thicves saw they were being watched, they jumped into | Nan autémobile and. sped off.: Nalghbor | gaveachase and anid the number was 077,086 New York, 1921. Two Men With Chevrolet Car Ocean' Side, July 27.-The. home of Percy. (1. Southard 'of 110 Ocean Hide the centre of the building. Puture plans for the for a regular Madison The - inside decorated. The interior will be done in white stucco and there will be new seats The plan also calls for a balcony in the front of the building. Mr. Kerr states taht the new policy may do awry with the fights on Mon- day nights, but that nothing is posi- tive ax yet, as to that, As long as the tudnlnrlum call Square Garden. of the place will. be re | Blanche Plckert Btock Co. do the re- markable business it is now doing it will stay in the Mr. Kerr said. _-_. LIGHTNING CRASH DAZES WELL KNOWN FREEPORT RESIDENT Spit Put ete llama-w figyn ' Freeport, July 27.--Samue! R. Smith of Smith street narrowly missed being struck by lightning at the-Garden City Golf (lub yesterday afternoon, Mr. Wwour sittimg on the club ve- randa when there came a blinding flash out of a sunlit sky and fér the- moment he was dazed. People came running ou. of the club to see what had happened. Apparently nothing had been struck but the concussion war felt by all and wome time, .n observed a woman comtrig: along the street,. who it was learned., later wan Percy «Bouthard's mother \What are you doing there?\ she maked of the men, \Our motor has run hot and we to get some water,\ one repl want DIES TRYING Frank H. Miller, of 78 Hendrix Street, Sank From Sight At Point of Long Beach-Others in Danger, Reach Shore Safely- Sons Try in Vain to Find Father's Body Rockville Centre, July 27.-A party of eight gleeful persons who left East Rockaway in a motor boat for the fas western point of Long Beach, Sunday came back greatly saddened by the loss of one of their members. A. Ermak of Rockville Centre, who was in the vicinity at the time, brought four of (ne young women of the party to Rockville Centre that they might board a train for Brooklyn. According to the story told, Raiph and another son of Frank H. Miller of 78 Hendrix street, Brooklyn, left East Rockaway in a motor boat with the young women and left them at the poin! The young people went in bathing One of the young women stepped off in to a hole. Her shouts brought others of the party to her aid and before Jon: another of the girls was struggling be yond her depth One of the younger men rescued one of the girls and his father, whose name is given as Frank H. Miller, of 78 Hen drix street, Brooklyn, went to the as istance of the other. In the he apparently. became exhausted anc sank. A huge billow carried the young woman in toward shore and she landed several hundred feet distant from the spot. Nothing more was seen of the man who went down, fithough many efforts were mude to locate him. The sons swam out several times to the place where he went down and others on the leach aided in the search, Bo far as is knows the bodyhas not yet been recov ered. Mr. Ermak conveyed four of the yom: Worn to the station al Rockville (Cen tre and Mr. Southard of Fast Trockayny took others of the party to the station {in that village. MAN WITH 1 CENT HELD IN $1,000 BALL Followed By Ocean Side Men Who Thought He Acted Suspiciously -Claims to Be Writer Rockville Centre, July 27.-The po lice arrested on susplelon last evening at Lincoln and Park avenue a man who gave his name as Herman Water. He said his last address was the Memoria} Hotel, on the Bowery, New York City When arraigned before Police Justics Thorp, on a vagrancy charge, he was held in $1,000 bail for a hearing an Thursday night. In the Interim, Police Captain Bacon will investigate The man was shabbily dressed. H» wore a cap, blue coat, trousers that were threadbare and torn and shoes practically, without moles, He had one cent. He aald he was out of work and could show no visible means of support Water was first observed by P. J. Un gerland on lower Lincoln avenue, Ocean Side, walking about several houses, as if carefully noting the lay of the land. Ungerland and another man followed him about for some time and notified the Rockville Centre police, Patrolman Curley was went to get him. 'The man eluded his watchers for « short time, but was finally located at Lincoin and Park avenues. Questioned at the police station he said he had not been home to his moth er, who lives in the Bronx, in several months. He dlaimed that he would not support him and that was the reason he left home. He suid there were eight in the family, Water maid he is a writer and exhib- ited a conglomeration of short type- written essays on many subjects, mark ed \submitted at regular rates.\ The the effects lasted, Mr., Smith says, for |articles, he said he was complling » road, \wait robbed: wbout 7 o'clock yor | \Well you nan't get any: water M terday afternoon, of clothing and Jew. | but if you will come to my house I'll siry valued at about $80. wive you some,\ 'The robbery was one of the mont Mr. Southard's »parenta (live .at 98 - brawn 'that has been perpetrated In| Ocean Side road, about 100 feet di- thir vicinity in some time. tant The Chevrolet touring .car-stopped| \We can't run the caf any further In. front of the Southard: house,, two) until it cools off told her men walked up the pathway, unlocked and one proceeded. rlong: with Mra. the front door and ransacked the up {samba-G to get the water. por part of the house. 'They packed! In the meantime the other fman, ob- a sot iof furs suit of clothes, n alectric| taining the and depositing It fron and oa /fow -other articlin~Into 'W) in the aotsmobils, drove Slowly to the pocketed \a aflamgnd \ting be'| othet house whete his companion filled longing to. Mr, Southard /and. diamond | the radiator, They thank Miu. paper hf been crumpled 'and thrust into hin keta. When asked about the typewritten book. Police Justice Thorp sent him to the ounty jail, under $1,000 bail, to await a hearing Thursday night. fone SAYS HE WAS CHASED BY MAN WITH BIG KNIFE Freeport; ~July 27.-Freeport | was treated to a movie thriller Monday after poon when Jesse Carton was chased from John Paratto's place on Helen ave: nue to. Main atreet by Cyrus Johnson Carbon claimed. that Johnson had a knife at the tine. Both men were playing poo! about 430 p. m. and an argument mrose over the game. A fight was imminent and both men made for the strest to finish it.. Carbon stated that Johnson drew a knife and. believing discretion the bet ter part 6f valor, -he took to his heals. The chase ended at. Main #treet without bloodubind. Policemen Chrik /and -Jim lnvailier: mnd -chain. belonighig -to Mc« { Southard and were soon on their way, [Cronly acted in the case, but no com gouthard and w revolver and prepared to «depart. Neanse . munibered . 077,904, As'. they approached the. door, mwi Puffaic. - 'This. is the only dlew, im The car. it le «tated, vore an omnibus PMAt was «worn out and no Armin were made Johnson assgred the police he id no knife. \ TO SAVE CRL FINES, $5 TO $25, IMPOSED FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN ROCKVILLE CENTRE Rockville Centre, July 27.-Justice John Thorp had a busy night in court last night. Six persons, summoned for traffic violations and two others for vio- lation of @ village ordnance, had hear ings. Benjantin Marcowitz of 584 Schenck avenue, Brooklyn, agfysed of reckless driving in that he cedwhed the automo- bile driven by Mrs: Jullette De La Vergne, of Kew Gardens, on the Mer- rick road and damaged a mudguard and hub cap, was fined $25. Clinton Gumand, of 526 Central ave nue, Brooklyn, was fined $5 for failing to stop his automobile at a signal given by Patroiman Smith, who was regulat ing. traffic. Percy G. Gallwey, of 100 West 14th street, New York City, was fined $20 for speeding. ed Brice, of 1010 Boulevard, Ar verne, was fined $15 for speeding John Milne, of 124 East 7ist street New York City, was fined $10 for speed in h Morris Kaufman, of avenue, New York City, tor speeding. Motorcycle Curley served the sum-] mons on the apeedera. I Frank Bikelintkoy of 507 Vermont avenue, Brooklyn, and David Bikelint-| St. Nicholas] was fined $15 of Long Beach. They returned and|koy, of the same address, were sum transported their parents to the same|moned by Patrolman Curley: for ped | place dling. without a license. Sentence wa suspended F. M. SEALEY __ IS ENDORSED _ FOR P. 0. JOB Made Unanimous Choice of Hemp- stead Republican Town Com- mittee, After Complimentary Vote For Fred B. Smith- Expect His Appointment Charge of Hempstead Office Hempstead, July 27 deputy postmaster at the Hempstead | stoffice was endorsed yesterday by | members of the Republican Town Committe« for appointment as post: master of Hempstead. Five members of the committee voted for Mr. Sealey nnd one for Fred B. Smith, deputy | postmaster at Garden City. The en: | dorsement was then made unanimous. The action of the will | undoubtedly result in the appointment | of Mr. Sealey to the postmastership He was highest in the examination of | candidates. Mr. stood second | on the list. William F. Schuettler, of Franklin Square, was third. Before the President ordered com: | petitive examination the members of the Town Committee had endorsed Al- {red H. Voight for the place, but the \hree highest men in the examination were men who had seen long service | in the pestoffice department and it was | understood that Mr, Voight was fourth on the list. 'The President's order pro. | vided that a selection be made from the | three highest, Mr. Sealey has been in the service here 16 years and for several years past has been deputy prstmaster, When Postmaster F. J. Mulgannon retired last March Mr. Sealey was placed in charge of the office as acting postmas« ter and has since filled that position | with apparent satisfaction to the pa- | trona to the office. It is not known when the appoint- ment will be made. PLANT AND PETIT - TO BE SENTENCED Justice Gannon Decides He Is Entitled to Certificate of Reason- able Doubt Mineola, July 27.-Supreme Court Justice Jumew C. Cropmey will comé here tomorrow at 3 o'clock to receive? what is expected to be the final report | of the May Grand Jury which he has | held until this time. I Justice Cropsey will riso sentence' to- | morrow afternoon Carman Plant, for- mer county ditentive gnd Aubrey Pet tit. Both men have pleted. gullty to.| Fred M. Sealey, | erty | through no fault of his, BOYS SKULL FRACTURED:; TWO COMPANIONS HELD FOR STONES AT HIM Lynbrook, July 27.-Earl Goldyn is In 'Bt. Mary's Hospital, Jamaica, suft- ering from a fractured skull and Framk Gunther and Henry Raberine are held under $500 bail on charges of assault, s the result of an episode last Sunday evening. Gunther and Roberine are accused of throwing stones at Goldyn while he was in bathing in a pond near the trolley trestle. A stone is said to have CARNIVAL CASH TO BE SHARED BY TWO GROUPS Veterans of Foreign Wars and Knights of Columbus to Share \Fifty-Fifty\\ 'Net Receipts From Show At Lynbrook - Com- missioner Sheehan Comes Out From Brooklyn to Settle Dispute his skull. stable William Strohson and arraigned before Justice Edward T. Neu. Bail bail and was released. Haberine is ex pecting ba Trial has been set for August 17. ROBS REGISTER IN BRIGHT LIGHT NEAR STREET Thief Robs Hicks & Watts Store, Lynbrook, July 27.-Deputy: Water Commissioner Cornelius M. Sheehan, appeared in person at the scene of the carnival in this village last night, which had taken over was being operated by St. Mary's Council, Knights of Columbus, and insisted that the car- been and nival be removed from the City's prop- unless the Knights of Columbus agreed to share the net profits of the carnival with Major General J. Frank- lin Bell Post, 103, Veterans of Foreign Wars, which originally engaged the carnival company to come to the prem neither possessed a permit for U%e Of|the police station. The cash register the grounds. [that was emptied of ita contents is on a | After a long explanation by the man-\counter @t the fromt of the store. Al ! ager of the carnival, that compulsion to though no lights were left burning in vacate the premises might cause a dis- it!“ wtore Merrick road is so brilliantly | Integration of his grup of show [lighted, a person moving about within / causing him great financial los#}could be easily seen. Commissioner |- The thoroughfare Sheehan reconsidered the order to va-|versed. How the thieves operated with cate. He insisted that the Veterans |Uot being discovered is a puzzle of Foreign Wars should share in the| The thieves apparently entered the proceeds. [store through a window at the side of With a committee: from St. Mary's |The Hicks & Watts building, which open Council he drove to Rockville Centre. |9\ 20 Alley that extend® between that im constantly tra Everett Russell, vice-commander of PUHGIn# and the Berger Department the Post wus sent for and it was store building. A pane of lass near the specifically agreed. between the rep W1NdOW fastener was missing this morn ing. On a shelf beside the window lay i piece of iron pipe. about two fret lonk The robbery was not discovered until this morning when Milton Hicks, who (usually enters the atore by the rear resentative: of the two organizations and the Commissioner, that both shall whare in the proceeds. D. J. Munn, manager of the Ruppel Shows, assured Commissioner Sheehan that he WoUld j goor, on Lincolr avenue, found it open wee that the two organizations share! when he reached the front of the store equally in the net profits. he saw the drawer of the cash register The Commissioner said that he came extending out and saw that thieves had out with the express purpose of clot (been at work. After a hurried search | ing up the show because the airee-/of the premises to learn what if any.! ment to share \fifty-fifty\ had not been |thing alse bexides the cash had been lived up to and that unless this agree-|taken, the matter was reported to the ment was kept, he would revoke the police. permit. |_ The safe in the rear of the store had It was learned last night that the|not been molested, original mite of the carnival was to have! William Gelestino, an employee, wh « been the O'Conner property, udhhlinxlox'f'unk‘ll apartments upstairs, came the City's property, but that when the home, he mays, about 1045 last night carnival manager came to lay out the| He noticed the gate leading to the alley grounds, he and the committee found B> °P°\ but mays he thought nothing the land submerged under water. ”Vin: It, aw it had frequently been that der this circumstance it was impossible | ** to set the carnival up on that prop- | erty, and the carnival was placed on its HARVEY Gm STAY. present site, under what was under-! M stood to be verbal permission, | The carnival begun to move to the Is EXPEGED To BE site Sunday morning. The first the | manager or Veterans knew that they | sr o . sous c - RFLEASED ON BALL wite was when a. city employee in/ formed them that it would have to! ~- move. Salam'flmermflhflhf isted Justice Cropsey Expected to Hear Lynbroo! onday night and adjusted the matter, as he thought. _ Final Grand Jury Report and William J L. Armstrong, represent- Give Sentences Tomorrow ing St. Mary's Council, said that when he came night, he was met at mannmilke: a he had Mineola, July 27.-Herbert 8. Ha a permit for the premises in question,) YY. former Democratic Sheriff of He produced the permit for July 9, | Queens County, convicted here of brib 'Me was told the carnival would not be| INE Carman Plant, former county de tun and after consultation with several | tective, and sentenced to, from four members offered to take it over to help| {0 ten Yenre in. Sing sing prison by the Veterans out of the predicament.| JU®t\e James J. Cropsey, has recetved When this was suggeited to the Com- | ® certificate of reasonable doubt on the missioner, he agreed that both should decision of Justice Frank 8. Cannon, run it and left with the understanding *!Un® in special term m Brooklyn, it would be done. | By, the terms of Justice Gannon's After the agreemaent had been reach | Harvey will be admitted to buil e4 in Rockville Centre last night the Rendin® the appeal of bie care to the Commissioner went back to Lynbrook. appellate division. Undl this affer- James E. Friel, Harold Richardson and | 299\ he had not been admitted to b&il, William J. L. Armst , rep ting | but it in expected he will be before Bt. Mary'a Counell, Knights of Cotum. | \!a! struck Goldyn, causing a fracture ot | The youths were arreated by Con- was fixed at $500, Gunther obtained} criminally receiwing stolen goods, bus, and Everett W. R il, Dr. C. A.] Justice Gannon granted the certifl- -#-. | Kirschbaum sind Gordon Hamilton, rep. | SNC , \ lbw-“mafi‘m'h'h' Red Cross Card Party resenting the Veterans of Foreign | foryq' ;, ua in have Wwibed +f vor. Mempstead, July 27.-The frst of a| Wat® met Im Dr. Kirschbaum's ofce| ty me mio O'Nei, Ralerno and Hoff series of card partion to be given by | 204 made; final arrangements. | * the Hempstead-Garden City branch of| TD® bW Attraction at the carnival to- | the Red Crome will be held tomorrow, |OM8\t Will be Captain Fisher, whe will Thursday afternoon, at Red Crome! \€le@#® bimmelf from a straight jacket House, South Main street, beginning. at There in an impression that the Vot- 1:30. 'The purpose of the parties is to of Foreign Wars in a RockYi® | puny's.duty to provecute O'Neil. He raise funds with which to support the Centre organization, ViceCommander} was the man released on the payment work 'of the branch. Russel! readily explained that Major of $209 by Harvey to Plant. This was “in: inn-Hm ”a? FD?\ 1m} durini the time when O'Neil was be President Gives up Alaska: Trip 1:4“ Pg”: “urn on | ty tried before Judge Flint at Free Washington, July 17 President Amityville, The organization merely Plant at that time told Judge Flint Harding (has \practically decided> to has W# bemdquarters in Rockville Cen-| that the District Attoriey wanted O'~ abandon the trip to Alaska: which he|tre- Members mre scattered through | Nell released so (hey could catch the nad contemplated taking this anmmer.| out this vast territory. real criminal; 'This so far am the Dis- au County, was not mn official or of: ficer in the meaning of the law at the | tinie of the alleged bribery. Judge Gannon asserts it was not man, to sell stolen automobiles in Naw: | - BATH HOUSES OF BUSHES ONLY - | Advises Justice Southard to Clean | __ Up Merrick As Justice Neu Did Long Beach-Shellfish Industry to Be Protected From Canarsie Worm Diggers - Gratitude to Town Board Hempstead,. July -Justice Wilbur Southard | will attempt. to. stop . those bathers in Merrick Creek who use old | Mother Nature's leafy bowers as bath- houses The Merrick Civic: League wrote to the Town Hoand yesterday setting forth that bathers disrobe behind the bushes and not altogether behind them either; | that the disrobing is \indecent and dis gusting\ and because of the scenes along the creek the residents there- abouts'are not able to enjoy the bathing themselves Supervisor | Hiram | Rt. smith, chair- man of the Town Board, sugested that Justice Southard use The: sume. means inew, Rockville Centre - Windowfihm Justice New used at Long Beach . . a when he held court on the sinds and He said he left Monday night with Pane Knocked Out-Piece o‘Jhlwl the scantily. glothed. prisoners Isift the understanding that the two organ- Pipe As Mute Evidence only‘Mm One fine: was sufficient for each izations were to divide. the: profits . 29 | offender | When be earned the situation that ex.| Four Doors From Police Station ~ Jusuce southart announces mat ne isted, he said he decided to come to —Emp|oyee Lives Overhead | %*% »mcbared to follow the limes lait Lynbrook and take prompt action he- “town by bis collecue nnd he may he cause of the light in which the situ-) expected to part the bushes and hold ation had. placed the City of New| Rockville: Centre, Juls -Thieves court any day now York. entered the store of Hicks & Watts last| Chairman Smith was appointed a Commissioner Sheehan was obdurate DIED! and emptied the cash register of committee to take under consideration for a time, insisting that the carnival Lu. 1,\ cash and valued themselves to. any matter that relates to the bndget. be removed. He said he would not be nig’;;;z&e“r‘hkn‘:mmfl a This important matter will soon he un “WW,- in ‘T‘P position of“ “3'mG \ja’ln plain view from the street lift“ xn‘.;\\1|.n|”l|;|‘....r an “mutmmum, any complicity in compellin® ON° 9) 'The store of Hicks & Watts extenay'! NOW (NX Nill have a on the ganization to vacate the premises and through from the Merrick road to Lin amount to be raised later permit another to. conduct it Whe coin avenue, and is but four doors. from Ta: Protect: Clam Beds The Board adopted, on recommenda- tion.of Attorney Henry R. Maxson, f resolution | prohibiting non-residents of the town from dikwing sandworms and bait on the beaches of the town on the round that clams 1 irs destroyed by the diggers Attorney Mixson's | recommendation also set forth that vielutors would he punished under a section of the penal In w He called attention to the need for special. lewislittion that would per- mit the town. to enact ordinnces and apply. remedies to evils tht mlcht ex- lnt wt any time Ho u mted that a village his much: mor aut hovity to (lo these things and can do them more easily than can the town A petition from 150° signcrs, asking protection. from the bait dating horde, [ especially . those frum. Canarsie, - who want. all invaders excluded. from the Queens tepritory. was received Just aft» er the Tourd had undered the prohibl. tion on bait John |D. Fish, of Greenwich street, Hempstowd, | was appointed town h | torinn | Thanks From: Merrick The Civic: League of- Merrick also [ment a leffer of thank to the. Board for excellent. work dune in helping. to wet lights: installed Clerk Gilbert reported that Chairman mith had. heen sucoesstul in. paid to the town $200 in. fine due for [nearly w year from the: Village of Lotye Beach | The Baldwin Rod rnd Gan Cluh sent n letter of appreciation to. Clerk: Gil- bert and the Board for cleuring away the wreck in Turtle Creek Clerk: (ilbert reported that the mat- [ter of compelling Long Reach to. wive free pmssage through certain hlockaided streets in Long Beach is in the hands jof Attorney M. Linn Bruce, who will muke an early report. The blockaded street in Long Beach is The only one that gave recess to the town lands, | Voting Machines Arrive Mr. Gilbert announced the 40 new voting machines are being distributed, This meama that every district in the town will have-a voting machine. fome of the big districts will have two. 4 _ [LEGION WOMEN TO HOLD . |___ CARD PARTY IN FREEPORT Freeport, July 27.-The Womun'a uxtlary, American Lesion, will hold a monster eard party at the Mouth Shore Hote! this evening. Mrs, Agnes Baron stater thit the sale |of tickets has been very matifactory land thit & crowd in expected. There he well known hos- r resort will be en» | will be prizes and pitality of the popul | joyed to the utmost. ___ | trict Attorney was concerned, was fot | so, Plant on his trial swore that he | interceded. for O'Neil Harvey had paid [him $200, Justice €Jannon miro sald that Pett, standing a# am accomplice was & mat | fer for the jury, but that sabmno'® | statum as' an was question- | uble mnd oM this additional ground h | arante .the. certificate of reasonable | doubt. | Im the printed récord there are four» teat references which go to show that Plant was a county detective and an offlear© within the meaning of the law and that he did aedept the bribe. from Maurvey-for mo ather reason than that Harvey offered it to hin in O'Neil's be- half and thet. he wanted iL, because
