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I. . > ■ L Kjlvr U. S. flail Boxes Get your mail boxes to fasten to House and Store Also Brass Letter Box Plates fas= ten to front door of hous : or store At the same time don't that we are the leaders in Lumber, Hardware, Paint, Varnishes, Glass, R O S S <&c R A -ISriD -A -L L F'H.BBF'OFtT, I_i. I. Local Vlsltlnii Com m ittee The ranks are thinning and unless re inforced by new members who shall The Local V isiting Committee for j take up the work laid down by those Nassau County m et at Mineola on who can no longer m eet the require- Tuesday, October 29. The vice-presi- i ments of the present tim e, the efficiency dent, Mrs. S. L. P e ttit, was in the of the committee may be seriously hin- chair. dered. _ » The Committee on Children report- Anna G. Cornwell, ' erl visits made to eleven of the chil- 1 dren boarded in families. All were in j ! comfortable homes and were receiving ! good care. All large enough to do so 25 Smith Streeet, Freeport. Secretary. • were attending school, i From Nassau Hospital two reports were received. At the tim e of the first visit, July 30, there were thirty- four paticn's. During the previous three months two hundred and twenty- three had been received. Sixteen had died. Of these two died of peritonitis, Now be careful and give an honest answer. Undeistand the question We d > not mean physically hi rested by a policeman. Anyone can accomplish that We Do mean to ask whether or not your attention and interest have been so arrested by our ads as to induce you to avail yourself of our survives. It takes a wise man to see behind the white paper and the black letters hisopp rtunity. BYs. Head on. You may inqu'Ye, “Who are ym ami what are you irt in if to f'.o'i\ Johnson, Realty Exchange Inc., Albiu N. Johnson, Hr- s dent, have ■ • offir • in Fraternity Building, opposite H. II. Depot, Freeport, Lone Island N. Y , <• nidi et a teal estate and insurance business and solicit your custom. As to our i tegrvy ebility and courtesy a local paper has not hesitated voluntarily to say. “ They ar • pe pie who cun be thoroughly depended on and roo J to do business with. ’ ' If.yo'i want to buy a lot or hous \ re it a house, anything in the Ime f insurance or to invest your money safely on b ui-l and mortgage on goo t m-oper y at six per cent., we shall be glad to have yon c iP, telephone or wnte or we wil eall on you. We will treat you right. Office open weekdays arid evenings, 8 to 9. Give ns a chance. See us now. Disregard the misleading motto, “Never do anything to 1 iy you can do tomorrow, because you will know more then.” No, sir; knov now , sir, is your opportunity. _ KRSBESTZian PRESCRIPTIONS ISo matter how skillful or careful a drug clerk may he, he cannot compound a prescription as it should be unless he is given the things to do it with. We have the very best com pounders that money will hire and give them everything that a druggist could dream of as being helpful to his labors. * < O u r P r e s c r i p t i o n D e p a r t m e n t Is a Model Institution We doubt if there are many pharmacies better equipped. We are sure that no otlnTrttrftg. store can equal it in com parison. Besides that, We Have t h : Drugs O u r V e r y L a r g e B u s i n e s s R e s u l t s i n T w o O t h e r A d v a n t a g e s Real Estate Transfers Nicholas Clement to Somerville R e a lty Co., Elm o n t; nom. Bellmore Dev. Co. to M argaret M. A. Barton, Bellmore; nom. Oceanside Realty Co. to Wesley Sop er, Oceanside; nom. Richard S. Hager to Citizens W ater two of tetanus, two of fractured skulls s , c Valley Stream ; nom. an d tw o o f u lcers. N in e tv - e iP ’h t oner- • . . r, , • , and two of ulcers. N inety-eight oper ations were performed. The new Van derbilt annex and ward were opened July 14. Another visit on October 24 gave the number admitted for three months as two hundred and twenty-six. The number of deaths was eighteen. One hundred and twenty-one operations were perfotned, seventeen of them for bullet and shot wounds. A list of ar ticles needed was given. Among them were eight tables of a size to accom mod a te four, thirty-tw o chairs, a ser vice table (one large or two small) old easy chairs w ith washable covers for the use of convalescents, small beds and bedroom furniture, rugs and jvreeporf wheel chairs. The Town of Hempstead Home for the Poor was visited on October 26. T h e re' were twenty-nine inmates, four of them women. The women can care for themselves, and one who is ninety years old helps about the house. The men do what work they can but it Christina Schneider to H e n rietta I Kehlbeyk, Plainview ; nom. N. Y. Bridge and Sub. Realty Co. to i Francesca Fossati, Lynbrook lOiom. I Beatrice J. Wilson to John G, F i g - ' uera, Bellmore; nom. Lynbrook Land Co. to Frederick W. ' Cliffton, Rockville C e n tr e ; nom. Estates of Long Beach to Joseph Huber, Long Beach; nom. John J. Randall to Charles L. Sea man, F reeport; nom. Morris L. Pearsall to Harry G. H e y -; son. Inwood; nom. Jam es Wilson to Theodore Kreipe, Floral P a r k ; nom. Lizzie Rudyard to Ellen Rudyard, W e are established in our new factory at Eddystone, Pennsylvania, where w e are making nothing but M arine ENGINES Our fartory h new, our engine is improved and we have Greatly Reduced Our Prices W e build and carry in stock en g in e s from 3 h . p. to 100 h. p. if you are interested in a reliable en g in e for your boat, w r ite for a n e w catalogu e and price list. PENNSYLVANIA IRON WORKS COMPANY Eddystone, P a. B o s t o n O f f i c e : 1 0 O l i v e r S'. (Machinery Eichange) I W i f hi i'..- ■— Notice o f Annual Audit* P ublic N otice is hereby, given, that th e annual andir of claims against the Countv of Nassau will commence on th e 30th day of October. 1907, and end on the 20rh day of November, 1907, and that, all claims against the Oonuty must be filed with the Clerk before said last mentioned date By order of the Board of Supervi sors of Nassau Oonuty. W. E. Luyster, 1 OWk. EDWARDS BROS. Sell All Kinds ESTATE And W rite All Kinds INSURANCE BEST COMPANIES Ross & Randall Building FREEPORT, N. Y Samuel R. Smith to Agnes Harcourt, 1 C e d a rhurst; nom. Henry W. Smith to Daisy E. Field, H a m p stead; nom. Valentine G. W alters, exr., to Charles E. McDonnell, S e - f o r d ; nom. M a rgaret E. Hughes to same Free port ; nom. W a lter G. Peterkin to Adeline Der- would take six of them to do the work of one able bodied man. The house 8Che,7 Hempstead ;\nom\ was in fairly good condition, the din- Lvnbrook LaI)d Co. to Charles Heil- ing room and kitchen being very neat. Ina,;n Rockvii!e Centre; nom. The outside conditions seemed very Tmvnsend S. Jones to Frederick H. prosperous The barn was full of Tkuir p5un> sarne. nom. grain and hay and the crib full of fine Alfred p a lamountain to Angeline corn. One hundred barrels of potatoes Bond F ieepcrt; nom. E. W. VAN BIREN & Co, PAINTERS and DECO R A T O x S Artis tic Paper Hanging M ain St., o p p o s i t e B a n k EW FEDOR . L. I. B i v u c h of Kit) M yrtle Avc., Brooklyn Insure Y o u r Property Better be on the safe side and get insured. We represent one of the best companies in the world. Germain Alliance Insurance Co. J. Ti 1 hPA i . r . i i in One is that the Ins; edients an ordinary store would find rare a ml uncalled constant demand wiih us. The consequence is have them. for am in we always Another is that the Constant Demand keeps our stock fresh and every drug is at its fullest vigor. Yet with all this our prices are low. Here are Ten Examples from a Thousand Powdered Borax, per pound .......................... . ......... ....10 cents Cream Tartar, p#r pound..........._ ............. . .... . .......... ... 35 cents Flower’s Sulphur, per pound.:::.: ...... .......................... 8 cents Bicarbonate Soda, per pound* ............... .............. ..... 10 cents White Pine Expectorant, Johnston’s, per bottle.........25 cents Epsom Salts, per pound.......................... . . ................. 10 cents Rochelle Salts, per pound . ............... . ......... . ......... 35 cents Currie Powder, 2 ounces for ..................... . .................10 cents Jamaica Ginger, 4 ounces for \ .......... ........................ 10 cents Cod Liver Oil Emission, per bottle . ............. . ............ 50 cents We have all the Prescription Books from the late Dawson Pharmacy, from the opening by Mr, W. E. Golder some 25 years ago, and are prepared to fill all prescriptions from same Mail and Telephone Orders Promptly Attended To Druggist West Merrick Road FREEPORT, L. I. HEFFLEY SCHOOL School of Commerce Students taking the Shorthand, Typewriting and Bookkeeping L course have the use of a Typewriting Machine at home without cost. v . . * College Preparatory School F : Prepares students for admission to Law, Medical, Dental and Scientific Schools; also to all Cqlleges and Universities. A ^Prepares for^nrveying and Civil Engineering. Great demand. Prepares rot» Easily learned. ^ mnaalum Fine gymnasium free to all students. N STREET. were sold, and sixty or seventy reserv ed for use. A visit was made to Jones Institute on October 16. The inm a tes were twenty-four men and ten women. Bet ter ventilation would improve the rooms. The house is ill adapted to its use, the women being obliged to climb steep dark, stairw ays. The w a ter supply has been insuffici ent as it depended upon a small tank and a windmill. A new heating plant and engine has recently been installed and it is hoped the w a ter will now be abundantly supplied. There was some discussion as to the best methods of c arrying on the work, of possible improvements in some of the institutions, the need of increased membership, and other m a tters of in terest to the members of the commit tee. A recess for the annual meeting was taken, after which the Committee ad journed to meet at the usual time and place. The officers elected were as follows ; Long Island Realty Co. to Annie Mc- Morrow, M e rrick; nom. Same to Bernard Callahan same; nom. Same to Leopold Komiosi, sam e ; nom. Same to Emma A. Johnson, sam e ; nom. National Starch Co .to Samuel Gold berg and ano., Glen Cove; nom. W illiam Mann to August -Tatje, H e m p stead; nom. Hoyse and Homes Co. to Domenico T iliberti, H icksville; nom. Same to Frank J. Fertherty, Floral P a r k ; nom. „ Long Island Realty Co. to Paul I. Kranz. M e rrick; nom. Same to Joseph Hoffman, Freeport; nom. Same to Raymonde W. McArdle, M e rrick; nom. Same to Jennie M. Melauder, same; Hay, F eed V. G . W A L T E R S A G E N T Review Building Freeport A X11 You C e r tain ly Need Bundle Wood Market & Garden Seeds Seed Potatoes fertilizer D R I E D G R A I N S Church Street FREEPORT, N. Rubber Stam p s Sigmond Realty Co. to I aac M. Smith, Freeport; nom. , „ , . , _ Carrollton Realty Co. to Louis Black, President, Mrs. Frederick E. W diets M errick • nom W ILL PAY cash for four lots w ith in seven m inutes’ walk from Freeport Station. Address H., care of Review' Office. 2t. Let us Have Your Order Nassau County Review Revi< w Building, Freeport, N. Y. FOR SALE. One pair Irish Point Lace Curtains and Poles, never used; $15. Mrs. S. F. Pearsall, Pine St., Freeport. tf. of Glen Cove; Vice-President, Mrs. Seaman L. Pillit of H e m p stead; Secre tary, Miss Anna G. Conrwell of Free port. Annual Report Another year has passed, and again we are called upon to review our work. We regret to say th a t in many things we are unable to report progress. But three meetings were held during the year, the July m eeting being Freeport nom. John J. Randall to Chas B. Storck, jie e p o r t ; nom. Onslow Moore Co. to Ira Duryea, F r e e p o rt; nom. Sarah A. Mount to Eaulia K. Weeks, Rockville C e n tre; nom. Estates of Long Beach to Emma A. Deland, Long Beach; nom. Isaac Zaret to Antonio Rosso, In wood; nom. Sig/nond Realty Co. to J e n e t Leitch, om itted for want of a qorum. The officers and three members were pres ent. Of the children boarded in families much smaller number was visited than in previous years. The number of visits reported is about thirty but Thos. DeC. Eaton to Annie Deboben, ! Lynbrook nom. Mary Quirk to Harry J. Curtis, Ce darhurst; nom. Robert Marvin to E sther W. Mar vin, Rockville Centre; nom. Simon J . Harding to William Tait, ! the number of children visited is not j Oecanside; nom. as large as the same children received Charles W aterfall to Patrick Ryan, ! more than one visit. From the Chil- C e d a rhurst; nom. dren’s Home only one report was re- Jacob Post to Daniel Washburn, ceived. 1 F reeport; nom. From Nassau Hospital there was a Bellmore Dev. Co. to Emma A. Post, report for every m eeting held by the Bellmore nom. Committee. These were very favora- Meacham 2& Son to David Schlesin- ble. During the year the Ho’spital ger, H e m p stead; nom. to W illiam Tait, «< Simon J. Harding O c eanside; nom. Lewis H. Green to W illiam A. Law rence, Hem p stead; nom. John J. Folger to W o rthington F. Pearsall, East Rockaway ; nom. Simon J . Harding to H e n rietta Von has been enlarged and improved,to a considerable extent. W ith another ward, additional private rooms, ser vice building and dispensary the ca pacity for work will be greatly in creased. , From the Poor House for the Town of Hempstead there were three re- Schsen, Oceanside; nom. ports given. The building was found Same to Henry Von Ochsen, same; in good condition as to cleanliness and j nom. the inmates as com fortable as their Clarence D. Davison to Mary E. infirm conditions perm itted. One of C raft, Rockville Centre; nom. the needs of this institution is a suit- Elias L. Pray to Rosa Albrecht, able place for tuberculosis patients. Hempstead nom. The inmates are supplied with liter- Hempstead Co. to M a rgaretta W. ature and religious services are held. Sm ith, Hempstead; nom. A new Keeper and matron were placed in charge during the year. Three reports were received from Jones’ Institute. The management un der the present keeper is not as satis- Searnaa Golder and ors. to Matthew Maxsim<|lvich, F reeport; nom. LewjflH. Green to M. Gussie Col lins, IlY B f c e a d ; nom. Rockvi^PCentre Dev. Co. to Minnie factory as can be desired. For a L. Davie, Rockville C e n tre; nom. and Grand Avenues BROOKLYN, N. V time the water supply was insufficient, being dependent upon a windmill. Re cently a gasoline engine has been in stalled and better results are hoped for. The bath rooms, though placed in the building several years ago, and reported among the improvements, have never been open to the inmates. Religious services are held. From the County Jail but one report was received during the year. That was very favorable as to management and cleanliness. For the Committee on vuiaiue Relief \tt was reported that in the Town of Hempstead, applicants for r e lief were offered work at wages instead o f the relief sought. During the year no resignations have been received and no new mem bers added to the coqamittee. The present membership is twenty-nine. As the years pass the older members must of necessity fall out by the way. John J. Randall to W lilet Raynor, Freeport; nom. Emma L. Baker to Victoria M. Wright, same; nom. Victoria M. Wright to Alfred H. Klarenmeyer, same; nom. Erie, N. Y., Realty Co. to Anna Renke, Hempstead; nom. Florence Park Realty Co. to James King, Town of Hempstead; nom. Sigmond Realty Co. to Willis G. Hitchcock, Freeport; nom. Same to Elizabeth Deerkin, Bell more; nom. Isaac Zarat to Alice Rising, Inwood, nom. Edward D. Rhame to Trust East Rockaway Library; nom. Jane Cornwell to Assembly Realty Corp’n, Norwood; nom. Margartha Bihler to Ferdinand Schweitzer, Valley Stream, noth. William J. Vincent to Annie M. C. Barrie, Lynbrook; nom. o \-o oooooooooooogoooo o o o c oq o o c \ : ck > oooo < x > gogcx : oooo oooo H BETTER BUY THAT HEATER NOW You will find an unusual as sortment of oil heaters here. All the popular makes and styles. If you want a range or coal stove be sure you come to see us. We are positive you will find just what you want and just at your price. :: :: 40, 42, 44 and 46 Fulton St. Telephone Connections Quick Auto D elivery ^^.OOOGOCKXJOOOOOOOOOOGOOOCXR SMITh COX (Successor to John Whaley) Dealer in COAL and WOOD Best CoaJ, all sizes consta.ntly on hand POPULAR PRICES C. O. Colvin. 1686 BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1880 C. O. Colvin & Co. Successor to Colvin & Co. Fred Menendez. 1907 CARRIAGES and WAGONS Harnesd, Blankets and Horse Goods 1 200 Styles of Vehicles to Select From. 200 Rtqairiug, Trimming, Painting, Lettering, &c. Wheels Rubber Tired and Re. paired ou premises. Catalogues and Estimates Furnished. Satisfaction Guaranteed. SAME LOCATION AND HECHANICS Basil department la under practical and experienced foreman New and Second Hand Wagons Bought, Sold and Exchanged BKLLMORK, LONG ISLAND Residence, I39-L-1 Hemp : OSes, 88-L-l Bellmore
