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f '• v Nassau County Review Rewttw Building, Freeport, If. T, 8. F. PEARSALL, Proprietor R e tide-net: P int St., Freeport l : H. Y. tai H. J, T tit phone, I and ISO Freeport Pokiisbel Every Friday at TIEErORT, LONG 1SUND, N. Y. $1.50 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE Sle§le Copies Five Ceats I a t the Poet Office at Freeport. N. Y«e ea aecoad<lasi matter. Friday, Sept. 10, 11X)0 L. I. R. R. Don't Want Bridge .__-Ete.6ident Ralph Peters of the Long 1 Island Railroad, when asked as to the published report that his company was anixous to get the franchise for operat ing its trains over the Queensboro Bridge into Manhattan, said: \The idea is silly. We never had the least intention of applying for a franchise to operate our trains over the Queensboro Bridge. \And as to our opposition to the South Shore Traction Company, we hqve turned over to that corporation our franchise, secured at a considerable expenditure, for building a trolley rail road through the town of Babylon, , We are encouraging the building of trblley lines on Long Island and have no opposition to any line securing a franchise to get over the new bridge.— Eagle. Civil Service Examinations The State Civil Service Commission will hold examinations on September 18. for the following positions: Architectural Designer, $1,501 to $2,- 400. Men only. Assistant Examiner, Insurance De- - partment, $1,800. Assistant Sanitary Chemist, Depart ment of Hehlth, $1,200 to $1,500. Cooking Instructor, State Institu tions, $480 and maintenance. Women only. Detective Agent, Male, Comptroller’s Office, $1,200. The South Side Fair at Islip this week has been a big success with large crowfls each day. There is no doubt this fair will become a permanent feature of the South Side, with its long list of up-to-date attractions. L. I. R. R. Plans Bid Change The Long Island Railroad lias applied to the Public Service Commission for an order authorizing it to issue debentures not to exceed $16,500,000. It is stated iu thti petition that Pennsylvania Rail road Company owns and holds 135,958 shares of the *240,000 shares of capital stock. The proceeds of the bonds are to be used to repay the Pennsylvania Railroad Company $6,032,851.69 loaned by that comjiauy and expended for im provements daring the year 1905 to 1908 inclusive. The company states that it will re quire within the next three years addi- utifial capital for construction w’ork and for e<iuipmeut necessary to continue the improvements which have been com menced and on which large sums of mouey have been expended, to provide adequate 'facilities for continuing its j business economically. Among the larger items of work planned are: Main line improvement between Woodside and Jamaica, $2,000,000; Ja maica, terminal, $1,000,000; north side improvement, double track and electri- i ficatiou, $1,000,000; Bay Ridge improve- i ment, elimination of grade crossings, $1,000,000; 150 new motor cars, $2,700,- 000; various freight depot yards, passen ger stations, sidings, double track, grade crossings, etc., $912,662 ; electrical equip ment of tracks and substations, $800,- 000; Glendale cut-off, $309,382; advances to subsidiary companies for extensions. $326,600; Mont auk freight cutoff, $287,- I 400, and completion of Atlantic avenue : improvement, $100,000. Fishing Laws I9O9 The following is a summary of the fish and game laws of New York State: Season for lawful taking and selling : Herring, white bass, rock bass, perch, sun fish carp, bullheads, suckers, mullett and eels unlimited in size 'or number— any time. Blue Pike, iu Lake Erie—any time. Yellow pike, must be 10 inches—May 1 to February 29. Sand pike, auy size—May 1 to Febru ary 29. Detective Agent, Male, Department Lake trout, not less than 15 inches of Agriculture, $1,000. . January 1 to October 31. Game Protector, Suffolk County, $900 Whitefish, must be two pounds in the Residents of Suffolk County only. | round—January 1 to October 31. Guard, State Agricultural and Indus- j Brook trout, not less than 6 inches— trial School, Industry, N. Y., $540 and j April 16 to August 31. maintenance. 1 Pickerel, any size—May 1 to Febru- Inspector of Drawing and Industrial ary 28. Training, Male, Education Department, j Black bass and Osswego bass, not less $2,500. | than 10 inches, 24 a day—June 16 to De Janitor, County Buildings, Chautau- cember 31. Muscalloug. not less than 2 feet long —June 1 to February 28. Sturgeon can be caught at any time, but must be three feet long. Non-residents cannot fish without a license. No seine or explosives can be used iu fishing. Gill nets must be licensed, and 1 3-8 inch bar and must be used at least one- half mile from shore. -■ All foreign caught fish can now be X qua County, $900.\ Residents of Chau tauqua County only. Parole Agent, State Institutions for men, $900 and maintenance. Physician,Homeopathy, ) salaries $900 Physician, Regular, \ \ to $1,200, Superintendent or Assistant Superin tendent- of State Hospital Training School, $900 to $1,200 and maintenance. « Watchman, State Prisons, $2.00a day. The last day for filing applications for these positions is September 11th at n vou^m, nnn vim uuw uv noon For information aud application ; sold without giving a bond, but must be for any of tlie4se examinations, address of size as prescribed by New York law. (postal card preferred.) STATE CIVIL In Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Wy- SERVICE COMMISSION. Albany, j oming counties open season for trout N. Y. j ends July 15. _ - ----- In Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Wy- r o o d V a l u e o f O y s t e r s oming counties open season for bass PffinTe Na IuadoKJ° v £ °f ' ^ o r i d ? h a ^ a & e d the following fish more •Sun.\ He unva: ' * ; any person. Itrm or comorntion to tokk “The value of oysrlrs * , food is no, * * ^ 5 “” Tl “ 3 2 = s , , „ “n ' r s s „ s f X e « i M v r t e ' r d r r - Antbl!S n T i n , m <5r.o‘a r0' , dl«Mti“\- Action a. f , 'shall be unlawful for pleasure and eomfort nrisi.i “ from SuingZ7 f T ' l i “'r\1 d” to use,ors, Hud fat pork to'l^ SfmosVTatuabie \ f \ ^ , 1 ™ '? ” ' ^ ! “, ” ? l0e l °f SrtdeU ^ l im ^ S io u that^uvsters me i 52*Jg!2S ' - l- l to . « IV imprisonment in [ho fundamental error iu this SSrftufm™ r tor\ 0r A-™; «ueM.u““4 ^»monthS ” ^ ‘0,,, rm ;L S ie^,utx.evrr^ tjr s s r ;m .iU Wl,f\ ,!h\ «*»••: S u S i neS'u o?upon any of tbewatle” k Z h I , , V\ ‘H’ w0 X lierti’. n,° described in section 1 of this act is liere- ^ LSn® T**™ °f ttU;T kuit : hy declared to I k - and is a public nui- n?l Z l £ * * Z ** to compare the cost | ^ uce, and may be abated and summari- of shucked oysters aud clams with that lv destroyed bv anv nersous and it “ <1 1-h. w, i h„r„b[ niade^L f u J T f 3 , M d e ri,^ I w nl f ,,OUer 1 , 0 u n : 1 1 Sheriff and game warden of Brevard ^nUrv^mi L h f ntlL I?|UU<1 f f I St. Lucie, Palm Beach and Dade coun- “ , n, fL t lV rtifu8ti has ties to seize and remove and forthwith been taken from them. “The following facts and figures have been determined with considerable pre cision by the experts of the Agricultur al Department aud published in the Farmer’s Bulletins: destroy the same; aud no action for damages shall lie or be maintained against auy person or for or on account of any such seizure aud destructiou. I Section a. This act shall go into' ef- ! feet immediately upon its jiassage and “The average quantity of refuse in approval bv thVgovernor beef, mutton and veal is 20 per cent. If j \ we assume the average cost to the con- ! - ---------- - - Sumer as 24 cents a pound, then the cost t? a q < t > o o r ' V A xxz a \ z without the refuse is 30 cents a pound. ^ ^ ixVVXYA Y In the case of chickens thereluse refuse is 26.6 in me ease oi cnicneus me is 26.6 ..Y | per cent. If we assume the average Q , . X‘ L\ G«PU™ Walter «• cost to the consumer a# 25 cents a pound, Southard, owner and builder, won the then the cost without the refuse is 35.6 handicap motor boat race of the Nassau cents a pound. In the case of fi^h the Yacht Club which was held off Wreck quantity of refuse is 50 per cent., which Lead Monday afternoon, covering the makes the consumer i>ny 30 cents a course of fifteen knots in 1 hour and pound without refuse when the average I 51 seconds. The race attracted con- price a pound is i5 cents. The average j aiderable attention, the bulkhead of dost of eggs to the consumer in the 1 the FstLeVnf n j X ^ ^ n d V d o ^ ^ ^ ' l ^ r r | cov” ed with sightseers mgny o! the pound. The refuse is 12 per cent. So Kuests from Long Beach being present, the consumer is (laying for eggs about, As the course was 2J miles straighta- 80 cents a pound. One gallon of oysters way, the boats were in \>lain sight weighs about ten pounds akd can be sold to the consumer in the great cities of the East aud as far west as Chicago at $1.20. or 12 cents a pound. So here is the relative cost per pound to the consumer for what he really consumes: throughout the race, adjmg to the spice of the event, each boaHiaving its backers to cheer and encourage the crew along. Chickens 35 6 cents' vires 84 cents'' Torn Boy, Captain M. Levy, beef, veal and mutton, 30 cents; fresh aec<”l’<!; and the •'Lillie E.,\ Corn- fish, 80 cents; shucked oysters and niodore William A. Strong, third. The clams, 12 cents. In the case of extra | other entries were the “ Cricket,\ Cap tain Dennis Shane; The \Kanowa.\ Captain A. A. Scharfenburg; the “ Mayflower,” Captain George H. Schiffmacher; the “ Crixine,” Captain A. A. Mollenhauer, and the \Ruth Vice Commodore John M. Baker. . Handsome silver cups, the gifts of the staff officers, were presented to the first, second wad third boats. ' large size of oysters, graded as counts and selects, the cost is 16 cents a pound. “Here is another aspect of the sob- , . ject: At the restaurants aud public places the average cost of any oyster v- rtew of a doubtful dozen is about 80 cents. Now 'one quart of oysters has firam 80 to 90 oysters in it, so the house- A holder can buy a dozen oysters for aboot ?; 6 cents.” * National Motor Boat Carnival I Greater interest this year is -being i shown In the National Motor Boat Car nival to be held on the Hudson River at New York City Sept. 15 to 18, than in any previous event of the kind. Being held under the joint auspices of the Motor Boat Club of America and the New York Motor Boat Club, the offi cers of which are putting forth every effort to make the event the greatest in the history of motor boat sport, is no doubt in a great measure responsible for the interest shown. It is an event of great moment to all who are inter ested in the sport from the fact that it is Americans leading event and the championships of the year are decided. Not alone are the championship events scheduled for the high ypeed type of boat but all types of pleasure boats from the Motor Yacht down to the little open launch. The classes are made up as follows : Class A, High Speed Boats, 33 feet and under, with time allowance. Class B High Speed Boats, 12 me ters 39.37 feet) without time allow ance. Class C, High Speed boats, 40 ft. and over, with time allowance. Class D. Pleasure boats 60 ft. and over, with time allowance. Class E. Pleasure boats over 40ft. and under 60 ft., with time allowance. Class F. Pleasure boats, 40 ft. and under with time allowance. Class G. Open launches 30 ft and under with time allowance. In the Long Distance Race to Peek- skill and return for pleasure boats there will be two divisions, namely, all boats 40 ft. and over and all boats under 40 ft. both classes racing on time allow ance. In the long distance race to Poughkeepsie and return for High Speed boats, all will race as one class > with time allowance. All entries must be received on or before Sept. 13th by the Secretary to the Regatta Committee at his office, Room 14, 314 Madison Avenue, N. Y. City. 6 „ . NOTICE TO CREDITORS WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? When sickness comes and remedies are prescribed, who is responsible if the remedies fail to. do what was expected of them? If the remedies do not cure because they are lacking in purity or strength, or are not properly com pounded, it is the druggist’s fault—‘-or it may be iu a measure your fault because you did not take the pre scription to a druggist who looks after these things. We use assayed and tested | drugs. We know they are # both pure and sure. We can I till auy prescription, no mat- * ter where or by whom | written. | Smith & Bedell, Inc. $ DRUGGISTS I (65,4 steps from L. 1. R. R.) Pursuaut to an order of H on . E dgak : J ackson , Surrogate -of the County of 1 Nassau, notice is hereby given to all ! persons having claims against M ary E. I W illiamson , late of the town of Hemp- | stead, iu the said county, deceased, to i present the same with the vouchers i thereof, to the subscriber, the executor j of the last Will aud Testement • of said deceased, at his place of trans- i acting business at tlie office of Martin V. ; W Hall, 40 Wall Street, New York : City, on or before the first day of De- I cember next. j Dated, Mineola. N. Y., May 18, 1909. J ames C havncy W illiamson , Executor. I M artin V. W. H all , I Attorney for Executor, 40 Wall Street. New York City. !COUNTY COURT— NASSAU COUNTY. Stella Foreman, Plaintiff, against John W. Colb, Lewis Peterson and C.Milton Foreman, • Defendants. Notice of Sale. STEARNS & FOSTER MATTRESS jSoft but firm,it half yields to the | body, yet supports it at every point, inducing sound and restful sleep W e sell them because they are I the best mattress value that can be offered you. In four grades of superiority, $10.50 to $22.50. i Everyone of them sold at 60nights I guarantee. Your money back if you are not completely satisfied, i Every oue gives perfect satis- i faction. They are the cheapest mattress made because they never wear out if given an occasional sun-bath. | J. S. SHAPIRO, Upholsterer 91 S. Main St. Freeport, L. 1. 1 ” Telephone, Sl-L Freeport 1 t i e Freeport Bank Main Street Capital $30,000 Surplus $45,000 Freeport B E L L M O R E v School re-opened Tuesday after the summer vacation with a large attend ance. Carl A. Nolle, Adam Emeigh and Henry T. Colder took out gunner’s li censes at Hempstead during August. The dance of Advance Hook and Lad der and Engine Co. Monday night drew a big crowd and was very successful. Be 11 more defeated the Windsor Base ball team of Rockville Centre in a game played at Bellmore Monday by the score of 9 to 4. The second annual outing of the Bellntore Lemon Club to High Hill Beach Monday was a big success, and a large crowd took advantage of the ; outing. The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Smith- ville South Athletic Club held an out ing to High Hill Beach Monday, Labor Day, going on Captain Norman Haff’s launch. An excellent time was had. Shrubs Illu s t r a t e d and d e s c r i b e d in our c a t a l o g . S e n d for a copy now . Address GEO. E. HART Hart’s Lynbrook Nursery Lynbrook, N. Y. Tel., 158-J-2 Rockville Centre Swi>wwvwt^%w».ww%w%vwv%w« ® | S C H O O L I S U P P L IE S Pursuant to a judgment of foreclos-, ure yud sale bearing date the 28th day 1 of July, 1909, aud duly entered in the Nassau County Clerk’s Office iu the above entitled action on the 28th day of July, 1909. I, the undersigned Ret-1 eree named in said judgment, will sell' at public auction to the highest bidder, on Saturday, September 11th, 1909, at J ohn J. R andall , President 10 o’clock m the forenoon of that .lay, , D. W k > u : v P ine . Vice-President at the frout door of the Nassau County W illi vm . S. H all , Cashier i ourt House nt Miueola,Nassau County, New York, the real estate directed by « Board of Diret tors j said judgment to be sold and therein : • Riindall August Immig j described as follows: \Oiith Cox ^ William G. Miller ALL those certain lots, pieces or par- ! ,,lam k ' Goldor 1). Wesley Pine j cols of laud, with the buildings and im- Wallace H. Cornwell Daniel B. Raynor l provemeuts thereon erected or to i Charles li. ^ allace Coles Pettit ! erected, situate tit Freeport, Nassau ^ ihiam S, Hall Harvey B. Smith I County, New York, and known and j Edgar Jackson George M.Randall i designated on a certain map entitled, : \Map No. 2 of Residence Park, Free- Open except legal holidays, from 9 a. i port, L. I., owned and controlled by The m- to 3 p. m. Offers facilities and in- | Warranty Realty Co., July, 1904, sur-! ducements in every department equal to \ veyed and mapped by Alvin G. Smith, ' those ot either the New York or Brook C. E.”, and filed in tlie Nassau County • 1 Banks or 1 rust Companies, and Clerk’s Office November 10, 1904, as and I yvety accommodation as tar as is con- j by lots numbers five hundred and sistent with conservative management. ' fifty-one (551) and five hundred and Interest at the rate of 3 per cent, paid J fifty-two (552), which lots taken to-! <’n t*111': deposits, three months or more. ■ get her are bounded and described as fol- i Drafts issued on all parts ot Europe. I lows: Does a general banking business. BEGINNING at the southwesterly i Saf,‘ depisit boxes to rent, $5 i>er corner thereof, adjoining Pennsylvania minuin. Avenue on the west, and distant two Accounts of corporations, companies, | hundred and forty-nine and 18-100 ^ometies, etc., solicited. ! (249.18) feet northerly from Seaman Entire satisfaction guaranteed, i Avenue; running thence east along Lot! Inquiries will receive prompt atten- ! No. 553 on said map, one hundred and ! Don and be cheerfully answered, fifty (150) feet to the center line of the Inspection of our- modern banking I block; tlienee north along the centre r<M,ms invited, j line of the block and parallel with Penn- j ; sylvania Avenue, fifty (50) feet to Lot i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ No. 550 on said map; thence west along i Lot No. 550 on said map.one hundred and | fifty (150) feet to Pennsylvania Avenue and thence southerly along the sainq, fifty (50) feet to the point or placejof be ginning. Dated July 2Sth, 1909. J ohn L yon . (Referee. j A lfred T. D avison , Esy., Attorney for Plaintiff, i 76 William Street, New York City, New York. FOR SALE:—Household furniture. ! Enamel and wood bedsteads, bureaus, washstands, extension tables, chairs, stands, rockers, sofa, lounge, mat - 1 tresses, springs, piano, dishes, lawn j mower, lamps, refrigerat etc. 64 North Grove St., Freeport. Young man would like to exchange postal cards with a young lady. M. Homann, general delivery, P. O. Ho boken, N. J. 2t. WANTED:—White girl for general housework. Good wages. Address Box C, care of Review. It. House 7 rooms, hath, steam heat, high cellar; lot To ft. front; will ex change for lots in or near Freeport. Chas K. Hamaker, Roosevelt, L. I. 3t FOR SALE CHEAP:—Pony, cart and harness; also chickens ; apply 210 Church St. HOUSE FOR SALE or to rent. Apply 210 Church St. It. Pads Composition Books Pencils Pens Compasses Rulers Erasers Ink Etc., Etc. REVIEW STATIONERY STORE 62 S. Main St., Freeport TO LET:— Furnished cottage, 7 rooms and bath, improvements; rea sonable price to small family of adults, from Oct. 1 to May 1. Apply to W. W. Black, 35 Bedell St. It. FOR RENT: — Four large rooms, with or without furniture. All im provements. Jensen, Weberfield Ave. Freeport, L. I. It. Long Island Railroad Time Table (Effective Sept. 8th, 1909) Leave Merrick for New York, Brook lyn and intermediate stations, week days, 5.14, 6.02, 6.40, 7.16, 7.35 , 7.57, 8.57, 10.11, (11.26 Sat. only,) A. M., 12.23 , 2.59, 4.14, 5.88, 6.08,8.19, 10.19 P. M. Sundays, 6.54, 9.11 A. M., 12.44, 4.28, 5.25 , 6.52, 9.44 P. M. Leave Freeport 5.18, 6.06, 6.44, 7.20, THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, TO Hannah Davenport, Louisa Floyd- , Jones Thorn, Edward Floyd-Jones Thorn, Edward H. Floyd-Jones Robert, I H. Floyd-Jones, Francis Floyd-Jones, j Explaining the G reat Advantages Helen W atts h loyd-Jones, Katherine j Of doing business through a bank Sarah h loyd-Jones, Eniihe lelicite suggests the extending of this invitation 1 loyd-Jones, Mane Delancey eFloyd- ! to business men and heads of families Jones. Isabel H. r loyd-Jones, Rliorb to call aud inquire into onr method for Charles Floyd-Jones, Julia Delancey simplifying the payment of all bills bv I loyd-Jones, Edgar Floyd-Jones, Helen check—a method, once tried, never VV. r loyd-Joues, harah Jones and abandoned. To the business man we Townsend Jones, as executors of the want to point out the manifold advan- last will and testament of William Ed- tages gained by a connection that raises ward Jones, deceased, P lore nee L. j hi8 credit iu the financial world, trot one Jones, >arah E. Jones, Elise H. Jones, i instance of many that we can disclose George htantun I loyd Jones and M. ! tonim. j Louise Floyd-Jones as executors of flu. I will of Mary Louisa Floyd-Jones. Hath- j F i r s t I N c l t i o n a I B a n k eriue J. Whipple, Emily W. McVea, OF f r e e f o r t . rs. y . Helen Tangier Smith, Michael Lvou, I herewith invites public attention to its l The Rector, Church Wardens and Ves- new and money-saving methods. ! trymen of Grace Church, South Oyster R oswell D avis , President | gay. Dong Island, The Rector, Church J ohn K. E ldridok . Vice-Pres. Wardens aud V estrymen of St. John’s C. M ilton F oreman , Cashier Church at Cold Spring Harbor, Ti,u(, S amvel T. R aynor . Asst.Cashier. I Church Charity houudatiou in the Dio- i cese of Long Island, Cathedral Church _ of St. John the Divine in the Diocese of New York, Catherine Delancey Thorn, Aud all persons interested in the estate of Josephine K. Jones, late of Massape- qua, in the Town of Oyster Bay, in the County of Nassau, deceased, as credit ors, legatees, next of kin, or otherwise, GREETING.— You and each of you are hereby cited and required personally to be and ap pear before our Surrogate of the Conn-- of Nassau, at the Surrogate’s office, at Mineola, in the County of Nassau, ou the 20th day of October, 1909, at 10.30 o’clock iu the forenoon, then and there to attend the judicial settlement of the accounts of Edward H. Floyd-Jones, George B. Bonney and Townsend Jones as executors of the last BANK OF Rockville Centre Village Ave., RocKville Centre. L. 1. H iram R S mith , President T homas G. K night , 1st Vice-Pres. J ohn T. D avison , 2nd Vice-Pijes B ergen T. R aynor . Cashier Board of Directors will ami testament of Josephine K. Jones, deceased. Aud such of you as John T. Davison Austin Cornwell are hereby cited as are under the age of John W. DeMott Wesley B. Smith twenty-one years are required to appear Hiram R. Smith Edward T. Thurston by your guardian, if yod have one, or if Thomas G. Knight Arn uder Smith ..iu you have none to appear aud apply for Hanoi 1 ton W. Pear sal 1 George W. Smith . 7.45, 8.01, 8.14, 9.01, 10.15, (11.29 Satur- one to be appointed, or in the event of : Wallace H.Cornwell Bergen T Raynor I day only) 12.28 A. M.; 3.04, 4.18, 5.38,1 7<?ur “ ririect or failure to do so a guard- l James H. Southard 1 D. Carpenter ! i r> r u t « /x TV C l i ,» * ■ I i H i i 1*7111 V u i U tv r x z i i Vi l\v r f k a t i n rt* *•/» ■ 6.12, 8.23, ”l0.23, P. M. Sundays’, oito] iaij will be appointed by the Surrogate - _ __ __ . „ ~ 7 — ---- 7 ----------- : 9.15 A. M., 12.48, 4.32, 5.29, 6.56, 9.49, It0 represent and act for you in the pro-, FOR SALE:—A surrey phaeton and : p. M. I seeding, a gentle horse not afraid of anything. Trai __________ ................ ....... . ......... . have caused tlie Seal of the Surrogate’s j Court of our said County of Nassau to Drafts issued on England and the be hereunto affixed. Continent WITNESS, HON. EDGAR ° JACKSON, Surrogate of our Your Patronage Solicited. [L. s .) said County, at Mineola, New j Banking Hours: 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. York, this 29th day of July, I Saturday, 9 A. M. to 12 M. We do a general Banking Business of Trains leave Freeport for AnutyviUe.l IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, W e 1 ^Posit and discount. No reasonable offer refused. 228 Ran- Babylon, Patchogue and intermediate have caused tlie Seal of the Surrogate’s ] Interest paid on Special Deposite. dall Ave., Freeport. a t . . stations week-days, §4.46, §6.54, 8.06, ! §8.53,11.55 A. M.,(§1.48, §2.15Sat. only), ■ 2.56, 3.38, §3.56, §5.03, §5.44. §5.54, FOR SALE Pi*e St., West Long OR TO LEASE, 216'6.13,§6.39/§7.10, 7.35, §8.05, §9.07, 11.05 t Long Beach Ave., P- M., (1.07, night, to Patchogue Sat. house and small barn suitable for ga- ^§)lt3 ^ U§'^48,§^ /13^p ”l ^ ” ’ tafns’nine rooms, bath, butler’s paS^r MeSick tod prim and extension laundry. Apply to local Cmal intermediate stations, ;3.50, §x5.50, agents or owner, Alfred A. Bown, 378 [ 7.00, §7.50,10.50, (§12.50,1.20 P. M. Sat. Madison S t, Brooklyn. 4t. only) 1.60, §2.50, §4.00, §5.00, +5.20, §5.40, $26.00 Rew ard for information leading to the arrest and conriction of the person or persons who stole spark coil from the launch Marion, docked at High Hill Beach. B.B.. Nassau County Review Office. \JlA ± jr f a .A/vf ( y • w | y v • w z f 1 v . y c # .i x z t | §6.00, 6.30, 7.00, 8.00, 10.00 P. M., 12.00 , Night. Sundays, 4.00, §8.20, 11.30 A, ; M., 1.20, 2.50, 6.40, §10.10 P. M. §Train runs to Babylon only. tDoee not stop at Merrick. ;No Brooklyn connections. Trains leave Brooklyn, Flat bush Ave. Station, about 10 minutes later than 84th St. time. This time table subject to change without notice. ' 1 v 1909. SAMUEL T. WRIGHT, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. I A ugustus N. H and , Attorney for Executors, 49 Wall Street, New Yonk City. V. G. Walters FIRE INSURANCE Review Building 62 S. Main St, FftEEPOKT , Clarence A. Edw ards Real Estate and Insurance M O R T G A G E LOAM S Are you going to Europe? I sell Can ard Line, Steamship Tickets—Liverpool, Loudon, Naples, Genoa, Trieste. Phone Connections 8 N. Main S t . FREEPORT. N. Yr
