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' N a s s a u C o u n t y R e v i e w Review Building, RrteporU If. T. 8. P. PEARSALL, Proprietor Retidenee: Pine St., Freeport PI. Y . aod N . J, Tclcphooc, S and ISO Freeport Published Every Friday a t « rtttPORT, LONG ISLAND, N. 1 $ 1 . 5 0 PE * ANNUM IN ADVANCE S lep le C o p ies Five C e n ts „ the Poet Office »t Freeport, N . Y ^ second-clau m a tter. . BELLMORE Prohibition Convention Tile Prohibitionists held their County and Assembly District Convention at E. F. Kilgore and family have re- Hempstead Tuesday evening. William moved to Brooklyn for the Winter. . ---- - « ------- was Large numbers from here have at tended the Mineola Fair this week. Friday, Sejft. 24, IDO!) A. Simons of East Rockaway chosen chairman and Wm. F. Varney of Rockville Centre secretary. The County Committee made a re port of work done to date, proposed plans, etc., showing intention to pros-1 L,0.n 1 in?0l B^ c ecute the most vigorous campaign in j me®t,nK October 1- demanc s their history this Fall. tendance. George H. Gregory of Great Ncek was elected delegate to the Judicial District Prohibition Convention and Richard L. Half of Lynbrook alter nate. Palmer J. Jones of Port Wash ington was nominated for Member of Assembly. S u p e r b S p i c e s I for P ick lin g Don’t forget that the special school ecute the most vigorous campaign in j i0ur at\ See C. P. Seaman’s adv. of fruit | jars and other preserving essentials in this issue. The /Republican Assembly Conven tion will be held at Mineola next Wednesday afternoon. If he can Ibe induced to accept the office again there is very little probability that any other name will be presented, as Mr. Miller suits the people. Forest Fire Protection The following letter has been sent by Commissioner Whipple to every Super visor in the sixteen forest preserve counties: “The next forty-five days will be the most dangerous time of the year for tires. Every jierson going into the woods should be warned about starting or leaving fires. All newspapers can assist greatly by calling attention to the1 danger from forest fires, especially at this season. Will you not do every thing you can to warn people, get notic es in papers and prevent the starting of tires. A little special attention on the part of each Supervisor, Patrolman, and Game Protector will save the State, counties and towns much money and valuable forests.” Want Roads for Auto Race The Motor Cups Holding Company— the recently formed organization that will hold future contests for the Van derbilt cup and the Automobile Club of America’s Grand Prize gold cup— ^made formal application Monday to the Nassau County Board of Supervisors for permission to run the Vanderbilt cup race this year. The application asks for permission to use certain Nas sau County roads on Saturday, October 30, between the hours of 5 a. m. and 5 p. m. The supervisors were also asked to grant permission for use of the roads by drives of competing cars from daylight uytil 8 o’clock each morning from October 14 until the day of the race. The application reads in part as fol lows : ‘‘The roads which it is desired to use The Ladies’ Aid Society of the M. E. i i Church held a Box Social at the resi- ; Messrs. Simons, \ arney and Haft . ^ence of F. B. Grim Tuesday evening. I were appointed a committee to fill va-1 h j cancies. flineola Fair This Week The annual fair of the Queens-Nas- held in N. T. Smith’s Hall Saturday evening, for the election of delegates . , c . . . , . , , , i to the County and Assembly district sau Agricultural Society is being held this week at the fair grounds at Min in about every department this year Justice George Tatem fhursday sen-, the society exhibit shows advancement, tenced h red Jackson, a negro, arrested The exhibits are larger and better and f°r robbing the home of Ann Cochran, particularly is this true in the poultry a widow, at Smithville South, to the department, which has close to 2,000 penitentary on Blackwell’s Island for entries and in the department of do- three months, and held his brother, mestic manufactures and table ar- j Cornelius, for examination on a charge tides. In the latter, twenty house- (>f burglary in the third degree, wives exhibit homemade bread. In t h e ___________________ ___ ________ domestic department, some classes have at least a dozen competitcrs and the fine arts have from eight to a doz en. The attendance Tuesday, the opening day, was smaller than on any opening day for years. FOR SALE.—House ten rooms, all improvements; lot 70x150, ten minutes from depot, best location in Freeport. Address, A. B., Freeport, N. Y. Pure, full-flavored sytices are <[ the most economical the * year round but especially during the pickling and can ning season. Your preserves and pickles are put up for use throughout the year, and once done cannot be changed. The delicate appetizing char acter of these products de pends on your using the right quality of spices. We guarantee the purity and high quality of our spices. They are the kind you can use with absolute certainty of good results. Whole and Ground Mustard, Cinnamon, Ginger, Peppers, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cur cuma, Allspice, Etc. STEARNS & FOSTER MATTRESS Soft but firm,it half yields to the body, yet supports it at every point, inducing sound and restful sleep e sell* them because they are j the best mattress value that can 1 be offered you. In four grades of | superiority, 810.50 to 822.50., ; Everyone of them sold a t60nights ! Tel. 442-W ! guarantee. Your money back it _________ | you are not completely satisfied. Every one gives perfect satis- j i faction. They are the cheapest i mattress made because they never wear out if given an occasional | sun-bath. J, S. SHAPIRO, Upholsterer 91 S, Main St. Telephone, M L Freeport Tourinjf Car for Hire Rates, $2.50 per Hour Special Rates by the Day Repairs or Adjustm e n t s ft\ade to Any Gasolene Car J. H. Fairbrother FREEPORT, N. Y. The Store for ALL Pocket-Books This store caters to all alike whether Freeport, L. I. | .vou W little or much. A satisfactory ’ quality in every grade—nothing so cheap that it will not give satisfaction—the same price on the same goods to every one. R O C K V ILLE C E N T R E A large delegation from Sincerity Lodge, I. O. O. F., attended divine service at the First Presbyterian Church, Ocean Side, Sunday evening last, Rev. A. H. Rennie officiating. WANTED young baby. Freeport. -Stove, and go-cart for Address, P. O. Box 182 It. WANTED By the first of October, position as cook and laundress. Ref erences furnished. Call Mrs. Kather ine Aim, Grand Ave., Baldwin, L. 1. Smith & Bedell, inc. N . Y . niohj steps from L. I. K R.) Children’s Hosiery i Child s Black Ribbed Stockings. 10c pr. j Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Stockings 15c pr. Girls Fine Ribbed St tekiugs, 15c pr. Boys’ Ex. Heavy “ •• , 25c pr. ! Childs’ Ex. Fine “ •• , 25c pr. j Infants' Fine Wool Stockings. 25c pair Board of Directors Men’s 311(1 W01116Q'S Hosiery John J. Randall August Iiumig ! . . Smith Cox William G Miller I m vanovs \'fights ami grades 10 to 40c William E. Golder D. Wesley Pine Wallace H. Cornwell Daniel Bl Raynor Charles L. Wallace Coles Pettit \\ illiaiu S. Hull Harvey B. Smith Edgar Jackson George M. Randall l Freeport Bank | Capital $30,000 - Surplus $45,000 > Main Street Freeport J J ohn J. R andall , President - D. W esley P in e . Vice-President ? W illia m S. H a l l , Cashier 8 ‘WAVVXWlVA'VtVXWXVWVWlVXVX w t 9 NOTICE T<) (’REDITORS Open except legal holidays, from i. to 3 p.>. m.. tittersffers facilitiesilities aucnd At a meeting of the Altar Guild of House the Church of the Ascension held at high cellar; lot 70 ft. front; will ex- the residence of Mrs. M. Coombs change for lots in or near I reeport, Wednesday afternoon last, the follow- Chas K. Hamaker, Roosevelt, L. I. 3t ing officers were elected: Mrs. M. 9 a. ] m O fac a in ducements in every department equal to ------- those of cither the New York or Brook- Pursuant to an order of H on . E dgar lyn Banks or Trust Companies, and every accommodation as far as is con sistent with conservative management. Interest at the rate of 3 per cent, paid - W illiamson , hit - of the town ot Hemp-. on time deposits, three months or more 1 looms> l,athi btLd n ’ stead,stead, inn thehe said eounrv.nty, rWease.teceased, Draft> issued on all parts of Europe. ' ..... V\”u V FOR SALE—One good fresh cow. . . ............ ............. Village irustee Robert H. lay lor Address Jarvis Smith. Merrick, L. L, J ackson , Surrogate of the County of is having a neat cottage erected upon - t north of Camp Ground. 4t. Nassau, notice is hereby given to all his property on Shellbank Avenue. ____________________ _ _ __ _____ — persons having claims against M ary E. Allen, directress; Mrs. Robert M. Dar- bee, secretary and treasurer. i t said cou d to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the executor of the last Will and Testement of said deceased, at his place of trans acting business at the office of Martin V. W Hall, 4o Wall Street, New York ... . ... .. , t> ,, . City, on or before the first dav of I)e- Hicksville, 3 miles north ot Bellrnore. 1 ceniber next. S E A M A N ’S D r y G o o d s S t o r e Main St.. Ireeport School Census Notice Fine Strawberry Plants for sale, all the leading varieties. James Barker, j they will enter upon their second | year’s course at the Syracuse Univer- I sity. Frank Abrams and Elmer Quinn left on Friday last for Syracuse, where FOR SALE:—1 surrey, also 1 phae ton, cheap, in good condition. H. J. for this contest, known as the William j ' ‘ '■J ' _ Raymore, 75 N. Bay View Ave., Free- K. Vanderbilt Jr., cup race and the | Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Forbell of Bound port. 2t. Motor Parkway sweepstakes, are: (a) , Brook, N. J., have been visiting their Massapequa Road, beginning at the | son and family of this village. TO LET: Two rooms for light point of intersection of said road with — ------- — ---- ■— . housekeeping; all improvements. 207 the Long Island Motor Parkway to Herbert Hill, having completed his Randall Ave. It. its intersection with the Old Country four-year term of enlistment in the road in the village of Hicksville; (b) Old Country Road from its intersection with the Massapequa Road in the vil lage of Hicksville to its intersection with a certain road known as the Old Westbury road or Ellison Lane. ” The Supervisors have referred the application to George B. Stodciart, at torney in the matter, to prepare the agreement to he signed by the officials of the Motor Cups Holding Company. The county officials are ex pected to stipulate that flagmen be j posted on the roads of the circuit dur-1 j ' ing the hours in which practice will be 1 permitted before the race. U. S. Navy, has returned to his home in this village, where he will remain a few days before leaving for his new position with the Singer Sewing Ma chine Co., at Elizabethport, N. J. Dated, Mineola. N. Y., May 18, liiOU. J ames C havncy W illiamson , Executor. M artin V. W. H all , Attorney for Executor, - 40 Wall Street. New York < !ity. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. TO Hannah Davenport, Louisa Floyd- 1 Jones Thorn, Edward Floyd-Joues Does a general hanking business. Safe de]H>it boxes to vent, 85 annum. Accounts of corporations,^companies, societies, etc., solicited Entire satisfaction guaranteed. Inquiries will receive prompt atten tion and he cheerfully answered. FOR SALE OR TO LEASE, 21(> Thorn, Edward FI. Floyd-Joues Robert, Pine St., West Long Beach Ave., H. Floyd-Joues, Francis Floyd-Joues, house and small barn suitable for ga- Helen Watts Floyd-Joues. Katherine rage; lot 55x1371 feet. House con- Sarah Floyd-Joues, Eniilie Felicite tains nine rooms, hath, butler’s pantry hloyd-Jones, Marie Delaucey Floyd The subject of the Lesson-Sermon in aml extension laundry. Apply to local , -llarl(',s j^oyd-Jones. Delaiicvv the Christian Science churches next agents or owner, Alfred A. Bown, 3<° Floyd-Jones, Edgar Floyd-Joues, Helen Sunday will he ‘‘Reality',” and the Madison St,, Brooklyn. 4t. w. Floyd-Jones, Sarah Jones and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Townsend Jones, as executors of the last will and testament of William Ed- A G R E A T B A R G A I N ward Jones, deceased. - Florence L. - For everybody, wiii sen I 'Xjd.jraT.'.s’Ld 0 ' m .' Explaining the Great Advantages To the citizens of Union Free School District No. V, Town of Hempstead, Village of Freeport, Nassau County, Mr. HENRY E. POHLMANN Agvnt of the Dv| artim nr of Education, Albany, N. Y .. has been appointed by t „ , »» , ~ v i , Dr. Andrew S. Draper, Commissioner n,omPinvh ,l' ,UO>Hn l,iiukm- of Education, under an amendment of rooms m M ted. the School Law, of the State of New York, passed March I ss<i, xqwm applica tion of the Board of Kduratiou of this school district to take an enumeration of the inhabitants: A dults , S chool i A ok and I nkants . for the purpose of obtaining an appropriation from the State of 8800.00 each y ar thereafter, if it shall Is- found that there are 5,000 or more inhabitants, , The money thus obtained, upon the affidavit of Mr. Pohlmann to lie used toward the payment of the salary of Su perintendent of this School District to Golden Text, (James 1: 17), ‘‘Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no j variableness, neither shadow of turn- Will sell Louise Floyd-Jones as executors of the 0f ,l,,i,|8r business through a hank Supreme Court Jurors Following is the list of jurors drawn for the October term of the Supreme Court: * Trial Jurors Warren F’ox, Hicksville; Joshua Dow, Brookvillu; John H. Baldwin, Merrick; Wm. S. F. Place, Sea Cliff; Wm. S. String ham, Munson; Theodore Painter, Oyster Bay: Robert N. Dibble, Valley Stream; Willet R. Abrams, Rockville Centre; John P. Hahn, Hicksville: Rob ert C. Collins, Rockville Centre; C. Wesley Sprague, Baldwin; Theodore Bedell, Freeport; Win. E. Townsend, Westbury; Rohr. Frazer, Bayville; J . Frank Underhill, Txx ust Valley; Geo. A. Smith, Bell more; Thos. Birch, Mer rick; Thos. Willis, Mineola; Nicholas Clement, Hempstead: Frank J.Sprague, Freeport; Wm. B Conklin, Hempstead; Clinton F. Car 11, East Norwich; George W. Eastman, Glen Cove; Frank G. Holly, Hewlett; Chas. E. Helland, Free port; Samuel L. Thorn. Glcnwood; Ells worth T. Burgess, Westbury Station; Arthur J. Lincoln, Glen Head; Clinton James, Seaford; Samuel J. Jones, Wau- tagh; John Hauser, Hicksville; Wm. Dorn, Mauhasset; Frank Soper, Wan- tagh; Martin C. Craft, Lawrence; Isaac J. Post, Freeport; John A. Bader, Sea Cliff. Grand Jurors Geo. W. Downing, Ovster Bay; Frank Bray, Garden City; Fred A. Wright, Glen Cove; Wm. F. Pettit, Hempstead; S. Townsend Titus, Glen Cove; James Norton, Glen Cove; Robert Davison, East Rockaway; Wm. E. Brice, Oyster Bay;Wm. H. Connell, Rockville Centre; Chas. Bailey, West Hempstead; Frank McQueen, East Norwich; John C. Bak er. Great Neck; Horry W. Andrews, Mineola; John H. Dnryea, Farmingdale; Walter1 Franklin, Oyster Bay; Zebulon Wilson, Locust Valley; Henry T. Gold er, •Bellrnore; Joseph H. Burtis, Hemp stead; Harold Godwin, Roslyu; David Lawson, Merrick; Thos. J. Ellison. Oyster Bay; Townsend D. Cock. Locust Valley; Patrick Cassidy, Floral Park;; Thomas Thurston, Great Neck. New L. I. R. R. Double Track Beginning last Thursday, Long Isl and Railroad trains have been running between Jamaica and Long Island City over the main line on the new route in both directions, the double track hav ing been completed over the embank ments and depressions through the Maple Grove, Forest Hills, Hcpedale and Newtown Heights sections. All grade crossings in those districts itave been abolished and a more direct ^oute ha* been created. \ Y only is time saved but all danger the crossings is removed. A Bald Headed Man Shorn of Her Crown of Beauty Loses in Love and Marriage Hair is certainly most necessary to woman. Who could love and marry a bald headed woman? What charms could one array to offset such a dis figurement? A woman’s goal usually love ami marriage. Fler crowning glory is her hair. The loss of her hair mars her he apjKiinted. Please assist Mr. Pohliuanu in this work as^far as possible, by giving him the names of each and everyone of the adults; also name- and ages of School Children ami Infants, in the homes you represent. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION To the Electors of the Village of EU .7eTt \h .d w ^ J an t \7 n l an t \for a Znd w i 1 i of Mary Louisi i Fk >i v f J ('m es, K at h- suggests the extending of this invitation Freeport, Nassau County, New York. \we v h m M ,^d C i J- Whipple, Emily W. M,V, a y t” business men and headt; of families Notice is Hereby Given that a special such a fence-at 8100 per 100. Ve„r | Helen Tangier Smith, Michael Lyon, i '2 ,»,luire uu.thod for election will be held in the Village of stromr plants this season Now is the ! hhe Rector, Churcli Wardens and Vvs- s,,nPht>ing the payment of all bills by Freeport, at the Truck House of Ex- tinu^fo1 plant your fVnce! try men of Graee Church. 8 outh Oyster ^ celsiir Hook and Ladder Company No. 11 “ jurtin xoui “it Bay Loll\- Island The Recto.- Cimrcl, abandoned, lo the nusmess man we I . , ... 1 f , Wardens ami Vestrymen of St John’s want to ixhnt out the manifold advan- l ' o n (-hurch SUeet, on the 4 h day (170 Merrick Rond Violet Range, Church at Cold Spring Harbor The tages gained by a connection that raises of October, UOJ, between the hours Baldwin. N. Y. | Church Charity Foundation in the' Dio- his crvflit iu the financial world, but one , of two (2) and eight (8) o clock in tne i cese of Long Ishuid, Cathedral Church instance of many that we ciln disclose afternoon, and that at such special ____________ of Sr. John the Divine in the Diocese of r° him- j election the following proposition is to New York, Catherine Delaucey Thorn, R i r ^ t [S i^itirx n ^ i I n L And all persons interested in the estate o > FREEPORT. N. y Half mile East of Rockville Centre. ASSEMBLY CONVENTI()N Notice is hereby given that a be^ ' ’ haPlJ‘n< HS_U1(f t success. puiilican Assembly District Convention m s, legatees, next of kin, Yet right here m Freeport there are , ^ .... , f ^ i G R E E T IN G :- \ou and each of you are hereby cited S amvel T. R aynor . Asst.Cashier. ''fvi 'fynes, late ot Massape- herewith invites public attention to its - I C n n n tv nf x L a n ‘r ..... ......... » eW 11,1,1 n iO U e y -savillg m e thods. R oswell D avis , President „ ^ - - . . , , rx. . . , , i XTivr.r, i irsi,-— J ohn K. E ldridoe , Vice-Pres, thousands of women who are neglect- ln aml f°r Assembly District of ing or injuring their hair to such an ex- Nassau County, N. Y., will be held in and required persoiiaily to he a’nd n])- tent that it is only a matter of time Wiedman’s Hall, Mineola, N. Y., on pear before our Surrogate of the Coun- when it will be utterly ruined. Wednesday, September 29th, 1909, at tl} * Surrogate’s Many women destroy the beauty of | otnee, .it Mineola, in the County ot their hair through thoughtlessness or “ 0 cloclt f'- f°r PurPose °f Nassau, ou the 20th (lay of October, ignorance of certain facts. They use nominating a candidate for Member at j 0”10 0’clock 111 1thl; forenoon, • , . , . J „ . ,, , , tlien and tlieie to attend the tudicial curling irons overheated, or to excess, / of Assembly to be voted for at the svttlpmvnt of the account,- of Edward which destroys the natural oil ot the next ensuing General Election, and for H. Floyd-Joues, George B. Bouuey and hair, causing it to spilt, break and | , f transact inc such other i Townsend Jones as executors of the last ot shamooo their !the purpose ot transacting such other j win aml t(.stameut of j OHephine K business as may properly come before Jones, deceased. And such of you as said convention. The basis of repre- lin“ hereby cited as arc under the age of sentation to the Assembly Convention j h y y l m r g ^ on e .T If is as follows: you have none to appear and apply for H iram R S mith , President Town of Hempstead, 55 Delegates. om‘1,1 he appointed, or in the event of T homas G. K nioht , 1st Vice-Pros. Town of Oyster Bay, 23 Deleagtes. j fa°u ^ l^lw^ppo^uted hv the^SuCTo^te Jo!l*\ Tl Dav'1sox' 8ntl Vice-Pres. Town of North Hempstead, 17 Dele- to represent and act for you in the pro- B ergen F. R aynor , Cashier aKtes‘ IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We Board of Directors Dated Mineola, N A ., Sepit. 15, 1909. ; have caused the Seal of the Surrogate’s John T. Davison Chas. F. Lewis, Court of our said County of Nassau to John W. DeMott 1'/’hrnpJ[f‘unto affixed I Hiram R. Smith WITNESS, HON. EDGAR be voted upon: Proposition No. 1 Shall the sum of $1000, or so much thereof as may he necessary, he raised by tax in the year 1910 upon the taxa ble property of the incorporated village C. M ilton F oreman , Cashier of Freeport in the general tax levy for come out. They do not shampoo their hair often enough, or too often. They use soaps or preparations which con tain ingredients positively harmful to the scalp and hair. As a result of such treatment, dan druff is created, the hair loosen, loses color, falls out, and baldness^ com mences, unless proper and prompt pre cautions are taken in time. Then again, microbes and certain diseases bring about unhealthy scalp and hair conditions. v Almost anyone may rid themselves Chairman Nassau County locbille Centre Village Ave., RocKville Centre L. I. said year for the purpose of paying the expenses and cost of having made a map and permanent plan of a sewer system for said village with specifica tions of dimensions, connections and outlets of sewerage disposal works. Dated September 21, 1909. Daniel Morrison, President. S. P. Shea, Village Clerk. Republican Committee of daiRIruff and diseased scalp and hair if they will hut use the right remedy. We have that remedy, and we will positively guarantee that it will either cure dandruff and baldness or it will not cost the user anything. That’s a pretty broad statement; but we will back it and prove it with our own money. Rexall ‘‘93” Hair Tonic is the remedy that will grow hair and overcome all scalp and hair troub les. It will grow hair even on bald heads, unless all life in tfie hair roots at the couth Shore Yacht Club during has been - extinguished, the follicles the past summer, will take the closed and the scalp is glazed and It gets its name from the fact! management of Commencing October 1 * Lew is N. Long' C a terer NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals for the Extension of the Freeport Municipal Electric Light and Water Power House will he received by the Village Board of Trus tees, at their office in the said village on the first day of October, 1909, at 8 o’clock P. M., on that day, at which * Austin Cornwell time the bids will he publicly opened. Wesley B. Smith Bidders will state in their proposals \> i i m r mi ix „ , „ ■ , „ „ _ T„ . Edward T. Thurston j a prjce f„r the work to fie done and i vniireoN?’ J 1 , ^JJ(jrAK Thomas G. Knight Arrender Smith j ti,e materials to he furnished or both JACKSON, Surrogate of our HamiltonW.Pearsall George W Smith 1 materials to i c mrnisneo, or ootn said County, at Mineola, New Wallace H.CornweF Q“ ™ m“v ,lnn* or f,,r* nuo*C’ *a‘V ,lul-v’ James H. Southard SAMUEL T. WRIGHT, ' t’lerk of the Surrogate’s Court. We do a general Banking Business of A ugustus N. H and , deposit and discount. Interest paid on Special Deposits. Drafts issued on England and Continent. Your Patronage Solicited. Banking Hours: 9 A. M. to 3 P. i Saturday, 9 A. M. to 12 M. [L. s.l said County, at Mineola, New W t i i ^ H ^ r m w U BergVu 1?'Raynor U y ^ H h \the“ pia^s T. D. Carpenter, ^ %p\'cif‘i'(!atJ ‘ aH Vied in the Vil lage Clerk’s Office. The figure is to cover all expense of every kind in volved in or incidental to the work in cluding all materials, tools, scaffolding, the etc., and whatever else may be re- ; quired for the protection and construc tion of the work. Attorney for Executors. 49 Wall Street, New York City. HALF-A-CEXTURY. shiny. that it grew hair in 93 out of 100 cases, where it received a thoroughly hard, impartial and practical test. We want you to try Rexall ‘‘93” | Hair Tonic at our risk. You surely canr.ot lose anything by going so, while you have everything to again. You | S o u th had better think this over and then ________ come in and see us about this offer. You will be well repaid for your v isit: O f t e n A l l W i n t e r to our store. Thomas Johnston, Free- j port. 1 Caretil Attention to Dinner Parties BROWNE’S BROOKLYN I BUSINESS COLLEGE The Norwood Hotel 28-36 Flatbush Ive., Heir FK i m St. ; Clarence A. Edwards Real Estate and Insurance MORTGAGE LOANS which he will couduct under the same rules as the Shore Yacht Club T h r e e M inutes from F ’stb u s h Depot. B o o k k e e p ing G r a m m a r ste n o g r a p h y S p e llin g < o m m « rvi:il T y p e w r i ti n g f o r r e s p o n d e n r e A r l lh m e tl e !V n m a n * h lp M e g n i p h y Day and N ight Sessions Individual Instru c tio n Begin Any Time. G raduate* placed in i|errnanent positions. % W rite, call or telephone. ALWAYS IN SESSION. Are you going to Europe? I sell Cun- ard Line, Steamship Tickets—Liverpool, London, Naples, Genoa, Trieste. Phone Connections 8 N. Main St, FREEPORT, N. Y« The plans and specifications may be seen at the Village Office at any time during office hours, and all bids are to 1 be in conformity thereto in every re spect. Bidders shall also state time- required to complete the work. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids which are not deemed for the best interest of the Village. In formation may be obtained in reference to the work at the Village Clerk’s Office. Dated September 21st, 1909. Daniel Morrison. President of the Board. Sylvester P. Shea, Clerk.
