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■ ■ . T 1 HMHIStS? .»• .. . ? ■ ., T — NASSAU COUNTY REVIEW Review Building, Freeport, N. Y: Supreme Court. Nassau County. Residence 155 Fine St., Freeport, N.Y. S. F. PEARSALL, - Proprietor ;,v 1 N. Y. and N. J. Telephone H and 192 Freejiort I Puldished Everj’ Friday at X FR E E P O R T , LONG ISLAND, N.Y. $1.50 P e r Annum in Advance Single Copies Five C e n t s FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1910 Entered at the Post Office at Freeport, N. Y., as second-class matter • Announcement is made that the Grand Prix race, which will be held on the Motor Parkway next fall, will bring to this country two of the mobt noted motor pilots of Europe, Hemery and •Hanriot. Hemery won the Vender bilt cup race in 1905. County Judge and Surrogate Edgar Jackson has appointed William H. E. Jay, jr., of Woodmere, assistant clerk in the Surrogate’s office. The appoint ee is a son of ex-Justice William H. E. Jay, and a graduate from Columbia College. At the time of his appoint^, ment by Surrogate Jackson he was ifl special agent under the Census Bureau in the Manufacturing Division. Local Telephone Directories Go to Press May 2 6 Y o u sh o u ld attend to the f o l l o w i n g , at o n c e , w h ile th is date is in m ind : 1. Installation o f a telep h o n e if you . h a v e n 't o n e . 2 . C o r r e c tion o f you r listing in the D irecto r y , additional listin g s , d is co n tin u a n c e o f u s e l e s s listin g s —if yo u h a v e a telep h o n e . 3 . An a d v e r tisem e n t o f your b u s in e s s in the T e lep h o n e D irectory, w h ich w ill s p e a k th o u s a n d s o f tim e s per day for you to th o s e w h o u s e the telep h o n e during the n e x t 6 m o n th s . You can have Telephone Service a t a very reasonable rental; you can buy extra listings at $3.00 per year; you can advertise in the BEST MEDIUM for 5 cents per day and upwards I n f o r m a t i o n o n a l l t e l e p h o n e m a t t e r s a t o u r n e a r e s t C o m m e r c i a l O f f i c e Henry M. Covert, .» • Plaintiff, — against— Ephriam Verity, Defendant. To the above named Defendant: Y'ou Are Hereby Summoned to an-1 J swer the complaint in this action, and j i to serve a copy of your answer on the j J plaintiff’s attorney within twenty days ] $ after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure to ai pear, or an swer. judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated December 1, 1909. Clinton M. Flint, Plaintiff’s Attorney, Office and P. O. Address, 39 Railroad Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. To Ephriam Verity: The foregoing summons is served up\ on you by publication, pursuant to an order of the Hon. Edgar Jackson, County Judge of Nassau County, dated the 10th day of January, 1910, and filed with a copy of the complaint in the office of the Clerk of Nassau on the 12th day of January, 1910, xyhich com plaint was originally filed there on the 17th day of December, 1909. Dated January 12, 1910. Clinton M. Flint, Plaintiff’s Attorney. A ll B e d B u g s D o o m e d NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY SUPREME COURT, NASSAU COUNTY. WANTED:—Woman for housework Planting Lots of Potatoes From figures from the offices of the Long Islanri Potato Exchange it is found that Eastern Suffolk County farmers have this spring planted 12,500 acres of potatoes. These are all plant- 7 ed in thirty-mile territory east of Man-' In Berlin, Germany, 120,000 persons or. The acreage is not far different have signed a boycott pledge against from that of last year. With even an the use of butter, which has been ad- ordinary crop there ought to be at least vanced in price from 26 cents to 36 2,500,000 bushels to send to market cents a pound. Nearly all other arti- from this acreage. j cles of food also have^made made consider -1 cas 8na unoae island Keds eggs, $i.Zb ees grantees and creditors, o f : The present outlook for a big potato able advances. Even Democratic inge- per setting; 57 North Ocean Ave., said Henry Warncke, and any : crop is good. The farmers say the big nuity will find it difficult to explain ^ Freeport. • fields of tubers have come up well, and how our Tariff, to which they charge SUSAN C. SMITH, TOWNS-: END G. SMITH and GRACE; W. HEINE, : Plaintiffs, : against- It is often difficult to tell huw bed bugs arrive at many places they are found, for even the most careful house wife is apt, sooner or later, | to discover these troublesome * pests in her home. Every | bug is doomed, however if ] Bedell’s Liquid Bug Death be used. This splendid prep- j aration searches out every ; spot where bugs lurk or de- ! posit their eggs; positively ! destroys the latter and puts \ the bugs on the run or kills I them on the spot. The most effective preparation on the market. If it ever fails, yon can have your money back. 25 Cents Smith & Bedell, Inc. The People of the State of New York To Katie Howell, executrix and sole ’ devee- end legate* under the last Will and Testament of Joseph L. Howell, deceased: Jflf-se Van Velsor, Charlotte M-irmw. Oeon rn.w, Rachel Mar row. J «e; >1 b . U ell, O orge E. Beded, Emma b L> .ris . , Evelyn Johprton, E.i 1 i, U me. 1 atma Crane, Add’e i Crati - 1 ■« 1 t I 11 ell, Adelaide Howell. a s e \ e 11 tor 1 ft!.i !: stWillnndTestament of d m le> Z H i 1 11, deceased; George O. Hoe, Lucille Cf. Dare, Mrs. Minnie C. Smith, M s Martha Raynor, tmd Empire Suite Surety Company. You and each of you are hereby cited mi t ft qui ed p-Tsonally to be and e,p- ]. -Hr befoi. our Surrogate of the County of N issan, ur the Surrogate's Office, at Min olu, in aid Countv, on the 29th day of ,Iu e, 1910, at nine o'clock in the forenoon of hat day, tljen aud there to attend tli. judicial settlement of the ac counts of Emma H. Dodson as i dmiui- strator of the gisxls, chattels aud credits of Rebecca R. Mott, deceased. In Testimony Whereof, we have caused tin sea of the Surrogate's Court of om County of Nassau, to be boronuto affixed. WitnesKHox. EDGAR JACK S'. JN. Sum gate of our said Court tv of Nassau, nt the Sur rogate's 1 iffi. e, at Mineolu, in [L. s. ] the said County, the 30th day of April, cue thousand nine hum red and t n. SAMUEL T. WRIGHT, i Clerk of the ~arrogate's Court. for family of two aduks; Mrs. Marks HENRY WARNCKE; the:' 157 Pennsylvania Ave. ____________ It wi(joWi hejrg at law> ne’xt of; ... kin, executors, administrat-: FOR SALE: Thoroughbred Minor- 0rs,legatees,devisees, assign-• 1 cles of food alsojiave consider- j cas and Rhode Island Reds eggs, $1.25 and all persons having any in-: terest in his estate, if he be: are growing well, considering the cool . the high cost of food in this country, j Board and room w anted in private dead and any and all persons,: weather that has prevailed. has operated to affect the Berlm mar family for the summer by two Japanese successors in interest of the : p 11 j \ t i l N 1 ket.—Camden “ Post-Telegram.\ gentlemen ; m'ust be convenient to sta- sai(] Henry Warncke, whether: free Medicine At Hospital j -------------------------------------------------- I tion ; terms reasonable; address Y. he be living or dead, and their: W A N T A G H ! Shima, 55 Wall St., N. Y. respective : wjveSj aji 0f whose names are: FINE TERRIER PUPS, Good watch unknown to the plaintiffs;: Cnarles A. Thompson’s horse died dogs; for sale or will exchange for “ Mary” Warncke, the wife: SUM- The Board of Managers of the Nas sau Hospital has provide^! for a dispen sary for the benefit of people wlju are , unable to pay for medical and surgical treatment and desires that there be no last Saturday, hesitation on the part of people of _______ «•* »*» dispensary hours every week will be as ^ ast Saturday. follows: * | ' ---------- Monday—Medical clinic between the Edward Hannington, who has been hours of 11 a. m. and 12 m. quite ill, is convalescing, Tuesdays—Treatment of diseases of women, from 2 to 3 p. m. Fridays—Surgical clinic, from 11 a. m. to 12 m. Expert physicians and surgeons have been retained to give the necessary treatment on the days named. Mrs. Collins is in the Hempstead Hospital for an operation. poultry or what have you? 130 Pear- of the said Henry Warncke,: MONS, sail ave., Tel. 405-R, Freeport. It said defendant’s first name: ------------------------------------------------- - being fictitious, her real first: FOR SALE:—Franklyn 4 cyl„ shaft name being unknown to the: drive, like new; has top, gas and oil P.rain , 8 ; , , , . ' lamps; speedometer, Slidorf magneto, Warncke; the husband, heirs: tires all new, extra tire and inner tube, at,law: nextof kl\> executors,: tools, ct:.; a big bargain at $500. administrators, legatees, de-: Cheney, 184 N. Lena Ave., Freeport, v'3ees> assignees, grantees; SUPREME COURT, NASSAU COUNTY. Pin b ■ A. Brvftnr, as administratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of Will iam Powell, di-ce»sed. plaintiff, against Luther B. Lev, aud others, defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of fore- c’osure atm sale made and entered in the above entitled action, dated May 11, 1910, 1. the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at pub lic auction to the highest bidder, at the front door of tin* County Court House nt Miueola, in the Town of Hempstead, ' Nassau County, New York, on Satur day. the 25th day of June, 1910, at twelve o’clock noon, the premises de- ! scribed in stud judgement of foreclosure aud sale, t • wit: All that c Main lot, piece or parrel of land, situate, lying and being in Jeru salem, m the Town of Hempstead, in Nassau County, formerly n parr of ; Quheus County. New York, bounded on the east by the highway leading through Jerusalem; on the south by land of Edward H. S' amati; on the west and on the north by land of William S. Hicks; all as the same is now enclosed by fences, iind containing within said bounds one-half acre, nineteen square rods and seventy-three square feet. — - | Bring the same premises which were r r e S p O P t , L_. I . conveyed to rhe said Luther B. Lee and • c S C 0 f 6 roT ’ ,,,ot 125x701 I price $2400; your own terms. dMY of .)U|V| iHtil. and rerx.rded in Roosevelt, L. I. Queens County Clerk’s office February 1 ’ 4, 1891, in Liber San ot deeds, page 380. DRUGGISTS F R E E R O R T , N . Y. (65'2 steps from L. I. R. R.) AT A SACRIFICE NEVER AGAIN will you find s uch bargains N. Y. Tel. 207-Freeport. Mark Twain When a great genius passes away we all feel the loss as a personal one. But friends of animals have special reasons for mourning the departure of this be loved writer, or rather for rejoicing in the memory of the generous life which he lived. He was an arch foe to vivi section. So extremely sensitive were his feelings upon this subject that he did not care whether human life might be benefitted by the tortures of the vi- visector; it was enough for him to know that the animal suffered intense pain. That he knew men and some thing of dogs is shown by his saying: “ If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous he will not bite you. This the principal difference be tween a dog and a man. ” —“ Our Dumb Animals.” International Flying Contest on Long Island The governors of the Aero Club of America have selected Long Island as the place for the great international aviation meeting in the week of Oct. 22 next for the flying championship of the world. Whether the place would, be Belmont Park, the Motor Parkway or Hempstead Plains has not been de cided. The meeting had been bid for by Washington and Baltimore in conjunc> tion and by St. Louie, Indianapolis, Los Angeles and Seattle. Every place offered big prize money. In one in stance $150,000 was offered. The governors said they selected Long Isl and because it was handy not only to New York but to the other large centres Interested; also because the transpor tation facilities were excellent, and ■till further for the reason that the Weather Bureau showed the average wind on Long Island at the end of Oc tober had not exceeded ten miles an hour in the last fifteen years. and creditors of said Louisa : ________________________ ________ C. W. Warncke, and any and: -. —i-i all persons having any inter-: FOUND:—Boat in Broad Creek, 4 est in her estate if she be: o’clock Saturday, morning. Owners dead, and any and all persons,; please call at Broad Creek House. It successors in interest of the: ■ ' ' said Louisa C. W. Warncke,: The Willing Workers will hold a -re-1 WANTED—First-class paper hang- whether she be living or dead, : ception and festival.in Firemen’s Hall , ers, $3, 8 hours ; Fullager, Centre St„ and their respective husbands : Wallace Verity is installing steam heat in his barber shop and residence. Cottage of 6 rooms, plot 50x150; ! price $2600; your own terms. Baldwin, L. I. Cottage of 6 rooms, plot 50x125; J price $1800; your own terms. , S e a f o r d , L. I. Cottage of 6 rooms, on Merrick Rd: i plot 100x400;price $3250; your own terms. JOHN LYON, Referee. EDGAR JACKSON, Attorney for Plaintiff, Office & P. O. Address, Free]x>rt Bank Building, Freeport, N. Y . Cornell University State Scholarships C. M. MOOK ^Chinese Laundry -j 14 BROOKLYN AYE. 1 opp. L. I. R. R. Station Freeport * Long Island Goods called for and delivered Choice Plants ^ For Sale Tomato, Cabbage, Let tuce, Cauliflower, Pepper, Egg Plant, Sweet Potato, Celery Plants. N. BLAKE t 27 Bedell S treet f e g r next Wednesday evening, May 25. The annual meeting of Memorial Church was hold Wednesday evening, when reports were acted upon and dea con and clerk elected. The Ladies’ Aid Society met Wednes day with Miss Sarah Hfcks. The topic of the C. E. meeting Sunday evening will be, “ What it is to be a Christian leader, Mrs. Van Nostrand. Freeport Lodge, No. 600, I. O. 0. F., will attend divine service in the Congregational Church Sunday even ing, when the pastor, Rev. T. S. Braithwaite, will preach, with special music by the choir. . AH I- O. O. F. members are especially invited to be present. Freeport. FOR SALE:—At East Moriches, one of the finest locations on Great South Bay, over 1800 ft. shore front; 5J acres, seven room bungalow, barn, etc., a bargain for quick buyer; owner, Room 927, Singer Building, N. Y. tf FOR SALE:—Plymouth Rock Her^, good layers; also settings of eggs; in quire Box M., Review Office. It and wives, all of whose names: are unknown to the plaintiffs ;: Maria Pettit; Etta Murr: LOST—Open faced, gold filled, Elgin Supdberg; Jacob Neu and: movement watch; lost while playing Mary C. Neu, his wife; And-: in vicinity of New School No. 3; or on rew j Gilchrist and Sadie: Grove or Archer St., or Ocean avenue; n;inhrf=t hie wifo 1 on Monday May 16. Reward for re- ’ Tjlfend-mts • turn to Review Office or Crystal Lake __ ___________ x Cottage. To the above defendants and each of Bellmore, L. I. Cottage of 4 rooms, I price $1200; your own terms. | Choice Building Lots ' ” | Bellmore from $149 up. _____ Charles A. Sigmond F R E E P O R T , L. I. Boy wanted for Drug store, must understand soda fountain. Alex. Heimburger, 16-18 Merrick Road, Freeport. / 2t FOR SALE:—Ice business, two teams, two two-horse wagons and har ness ; a 1st) tools; address Jesse I. Smith, Seaford, L. I. 4t FOR SALE:—At Freeport, a choice building site, corner lot^ 212 feet on Long Beach avenue and 118 feet on Rose street; price reasonable and lib eral terms; apply to P. Ciancimino, Merrick, Long Island, or C. J. Grace, 189 Montague S t, Brooklyn, N. Y. 6t FOR SALE—House ten rooms, all improvements; lot 70x150, ten minutes from depot, best location in Freeport. Address, A. B., Freeport, N. Y. Edward S . Tcbbutt Teacher of PIANO and SINGING CONSERVATORX. M ETHODS Lessons given at pupils residences. Special arrangements made with sing\ ers, needing only occasional hours for learning new songs, etc. For terms, and particulars, address Freeport, L: I. H o u s e to L e t Furnished or Unfurnished i 9 rooms, with improvements, in desira ble location; near- depot at Freeport: bam with space for three horses; call ©rewrite H. Libby, agent, or W m . M ar- M a n h a ttan A v e n u e , tf Walnut sideboard for sale, made to : YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED order, good as new; will sell very i to answer the complaint in this action, cheap; 23 Rose St., between Grove and to serve a copy of your answer on and Ocean Aves. the Plaintiffs’ Attorney within twenty ..... - ........ . ■'■■ ■ ■ days after the service of this summons, FOR SALE:- 1 Oak Office Desk, 2 exclusive of the day of service, and in Black Walnut Bookcases, 1 Oak 6, ft. case °f your failure to appear or an- Dining Table, 1 Parlor Suit, 6 pieces, 8wer- Judgment will be taken against 1 Couch, 1 Desk Chair. Must be sold I you by default, for the relief demanded before June 1st. Call at 17 N. Ocean *n the Complaint. a VP i f Dated December 23, 1909. ' EDGAR JACKSON, Attorney for Plaintiffs, Office and P. O. Address, Freeport Bank Building, Freeport, N. Y. To the Defendants: Henry Warncke; the widow, heirs WANTED :■—A girl to do general at law, next of kin, executors, admin- housework in a family of two. Please jgtrators, legatees, devisees, assignees, apply after Saturday at 88 South Ocean grantees and creditors, of said Henry Ave., or the Review Office. It Warncke, and any and all persons hav- \•iv1 - — . 1---------------------------------- ing any interest in his estate if he be T T i r .t r . 117 A x i m in r . »» . dead, and any and all persons succes- HELP WANTED Man or ex pen- gorg ;n interest of the • said Henry enced boy to work in s ore, etc.; E. Warncke, whether he be living or dead, Seaman, ^7 West Merrick Road. tf. an(] their respective husbands and wives, all of whose names are unknown to the plaintiffs; “ Mary” Warncke, the wife of the said Henry Warncke, said defendant’s first name being ficti tious, her real first name being un known to the plaintiff’s ; Louisa C. W. Warncke; the husband, heirs at law, next of kin, executors, administrators. (Notice pursuant to Section 1037 of the Education Law, as amended by Cottage of 4 room plot 75x150 Chapter 140 of the Laws of 1910). wn terms. A competitive examination of candi- Freep°rt and date, for th. State ,ehe„,.hi„ in C.r- nell University, falling to the County of Nassau, will he held at the Court House, Mineola, New York, Saturday, June 4, 1910, commencing at 9 a. m. Candidates must be at least 16 years of age and of six months’ standing in the common schools or academies of the State during the year immediately preceding this examination, and actual residents of this State. No person should enter an examina tion unless prepared to accept a schol arship, should one be awarded. The examination will be upon Eng lish, history (ancient, English, Ameri can), plane geometry, algebra and any two (at the option of the candidate) of That fairly whisper thoughts of the the following: Greek, Latin, advanced warm Summer days - that are coming. French, advanced German, advanced Some are as delicately woven and colored ; mathematics. As an alternate for ad- as silks, some thin and sheer, yet they : vanced mathematics, physics or chem- posseas strength and durability. Prices : istry may be offered. The paper on ..Wash.. Fabrics FOR SALE—Special Bargains—We will sell 50 new Upright $300 Greve Pianos, Mahogany, Walnut or Oak for $250 cash, or monthly payments. Call or send for particulars to GREVE, 15 Railroad Ave., Freeport—’phone469-w. m ^urniske^ legatees, devisees, assignees, grantees 161 South Mam St., opposite Smith S t . J d creditora of said Louisa jC. W. eepor , is. . „ 3t. , Warncke; and any and all persons hav- ii ...... ing any interest in her estate if she be ) dead, and any and all persons, succes- HOUSE TO RENT:-*-8 room house gors in interest of the said Louisa C. and bath, all improvements with barn, w. Warncke, whether she be living or Church street, near Smith St., Free- dead; and their respective husbands port. Apply to W. H. Patterson, 127 and wives, all of whose names are un- S. Main S t , Freeport known to the plaintiffs: The foregoing summons is served up- ' ■ ■ on you by publication pursuant to an FOR SALE:-Aeolian Orchestrelle of Isaac f Rapper a r n^brc,h,2,r \tv Jstro,o^rT. JrvVu Z ■ ate sale; A 64 South Ocean Ave., this action, m o f f i c e of the Clerk of Freeport; telephone 28I.L. ti ^ ^ N e T Y ^ ^ d 26t day of April, 1910. Dated April 27, 1910. EDGAR JACKSON, Attorney for Plaintiffs,1 Office and P. O. Address, Freeport Bank Building, Freeport, Nassau County, N. Y. v ......... . • s Any parties desirous of selling cot tages with large plots at reasonable prices, call on B. Trubenback, 127 N. Main S t , Freeport. Have cash buyers waiting for bargains. tf. • 1 ' ' l e t ' / to suit all pocket books. Lawns from . . 6c to 25c yd. Percales ....................... 12 lie yd. t Swieses and Batistes, 15 to 25c yd. Ginghams and Chambrays, 10c and 15c yd. SHIRT WAISTS 98c to $2.50 Beautiful well-made stylish waists, description would not do them justice. Special ALL SILK TAFFETA RIBBON Good quality. 3 to 4 inches wide 10c a yard Seaman’s Dry Goods Store American history will include civil government. There will be as many candidates ap pointed from this county as there are assembly districts in this county. Candidates will become entitled to the j scholarships in the order of their merit. Dated at Mineola, this 10th day of 1 May, 1910. JAMES S. COOLEY, M. D., e School Commissioner, Nassau County. C a n v a s G l o v e s at wholesale S i n c l a i r L. R a y n o r F r e e p o r t , N. V. Drop postal card for prices. 19 S. M a i n S t r e e t 10,000 M a in St. F r e e p o r t California Privet STILL ON HAND Telephone, 167-L-2 ......................... ~ Also Evergreens, Shade and Fruit __ . _ ____ _ _____ _ _ _ Trees, Shrubs and Berry W. Z. KETCH AM: Bmhei, Etc. «-•- er iced list for estimate to ■V 62 Henry Street j GEORGE E. HART “ HAIT’S LYNBROOK NURSERY” HEM P S T E A D, N. Y. iTel connection LYNBROOK, L I . r
