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KA98A C COUNTY REVIEW * Merrick Thi»<44umn ii edited by R^v. W. H. I.it ebrendt ■v.d all itema ehouid be went te him u# maure m- a#»rtKm under thiti heedinir. Belimore PERFECT The second annuel reception of the Third D istrict Republican Association will be held in Firem en’s Hall next Monday evening. Ail arrangem ents ere completed tor the reception and entertainm e n t of the large crowd which is sure to attend. Last Friday evening, February 11, the members of 'th e Hand-in-Hand League met at the home of Miss Lou ise Christoffel and spent a very enjoy able-evening discussing many topics | __ . _ . , which came under the heading, \ W h a t W alter Gangloff, son of John J. Good can We Do?\ Several ruggee- Gangloff, of Bedford Avenue, was op tions were made, bat left for further , « a t e d on for appendicitis in one of deliberation and earnest thought on , the cl‘y hospitals on Teesday of last the part of every member of the w**ek. W alter is now rapidly recov- League. The next meeting will be ering from the effects of the operation, held at the home of the Misses Marg aret and Catherine Mulcahy on Feb- I In appreciation of their labors at ruary 26. the recent fair, which was tbe most ----------- successful ever held by the company, Services at the Church of tbe Re the members of Advance Hook, Lad- deemer, Sunday, Septuagesima, at 11 ,ier and Engine Company will tender a o'clock A. M. and b o'clock P. M. reception this Saturday evening to the Morning Prayer and sermon. Even- ladies of tbe village who rendered sach mg Prayer and sermon. The Church valuable assistance to the firemen. Scnool meets in tbe Parish House each -pbe reception will take the form of Sunday at 10 A. M. Tbe Camp Ground Sunday School in charge of the Rector meets Sundays at 3 o ’clock in the hall of fire company No. 2 on Camp Ave. The Woman's Auxiliary meets weekly in the Parish House at 2.30 P. M. The G. F. 8. meets on Fridays. Choir practice is held on leap year dance, the ladies being priv ileged to invite their friends on this occasion. A postcard has been received from H arry Apeler from Detroit, Mich., who is on a business trip through the West. A t the time of mailing. Mon- Freeport Club Notes School Notes (By C. A. P. 8.) A few weeks ago the Club adopted a new motto, \N o thing Stands S till.\ A good example of this may be not- port Schools have been perfect DOUBLE PERSOWAUTY. HORSES 0 * BOARD SHIP. UNCANNY HEIRLOOMS. — ATTENDANCE ( EvwyaeUy. H Seams. Is Mere! e r Laaa a FOR TERM . Dr. J«kr ll . - 4 Mr. Myd*. Tbe following pupils of the Free-1 Wiien * m ,,, „ h it bv an autem o - iced if you but drop in there any ev- Undance since entering'school in the I !),le.or * clu ,' a° ti 40 th e w t A ening, we .an safely say nearly every Kali. Those whose names are marked ile' ls ° ftcn to be un -'MCioa# evening, yes. \every n ig h t.\ all tbe with an (x) have been perfect in at-! >r to hav'- \1®** **ns<*s- When pool and billiard tables are being used undance with the exception of some , vr° u do * w rong th in g at a wrong at one time, while others are waiting tardineas. Those whose names are not | tim e you m at be wide awake, vet Troubles That Attend Transporting the Animate by See. mal a k ing an iti*]Kvtinit o f a suip ha r s been litlitl fur the eon- eyntuNj’i'f hor-i-s one uli1 a t first •think it im possible that tin- anim a ls could ever be gut >u Ij-'a il nr that Gut m w h iX h vevano^i T h e M y s tery #f Q lam ie C a s tle en d th e ■ e r e s f a r d B a n s h e e . The annals of ancient E u ropean fam ilies abound witli legends of curses, ghosts, heirlooms that brought good and ill luck and other things that an American might marked with an (x) have been n e ith e r 1 m u are asked. •\Have you lost your ! d itions fur th e v.'tvaev. Ka.-h horse absent nor ta r d y : senses?\ This shows th a t you do is placed (n u narrow .(all, exactly HIGH SCHOOL , not need to have eweenssion of the | two feet five inches wide, and sepa- Esther Brayton, Jessie Patrick, ^raiu or an apoplevlu stro k '1 to be ratial from In- tir-glibur nn > itlier ___________ J __ I Gertrude Stew art, Arthur Deagon. I wholly unconseiiuw of what goes on if possible bring your friend along xW illard Hellend, Holmes Swezey, ' •!round you. with you—if he does not w a n t to be- W alter Stevenson, xMervin Schloss, | A num b e r to get a chance to play. In tbe bowl ing alleys it is the same thing, only one night a week when every alley is not being used at tbe same time. Do not take our word for this, drop in a few minutes and see for yourself, and they would survive under such «on- classify as “hereditary hoodoos. Among these pfobably the most Come a member before going home we Viola Eckart, Christine Eidt, Marian certainly miss our guess Hague, Edna Hauser, Marie Milbank, ------------- Bessie Place, Ruth Randall, xEdith BRIDGE AND **500\ Schmidt, Stephen Carpenter, Wesley Tonight is the night. Friday, Febm Devlin. Sidney J . Feltenstein, Jam es ary 18. Bridge or *‘500\ at your pleasure. Cards at 8 o'clock. Bring your wife, sister, daughter or sw e e t heart. let them see where you spend ^your e v e n ings; let them become ac quainted with your associates and Fuseell, Asa Johnson, Blanche Bergen, Vera Dean, Marion Patterson, Ethel Peterson. xJohn Bergen. xGeorge Huermann. GROVE STREET SCHOOL F ir s t Grade,ieu Marioneiivu Ball,1, Teacher—eciier— of psycholug stfi have used th e term “ -ubt-onsmou^\ to ex press in a popm a r uav » '..it is now known to be wholly stored awav ou t side th e level of xoiir a<ti\>- mmd. Most psychologists, how ever, now take th e position th a t the hitm an being is m ade un of ai«out nine p a rts wd >d<'ti of ••unconeciousiu— in every part of consciousness In o ilier words. side by two narrow tup ..m! Imtt .m slip rails. The animal van never li' down during tin- v •• a:id is pre vented from mm in b a r '. ward bv the luiek of if:r i.i and forward by a piece ni I*1'! ^ lireasi u|H»n whivlt lii- po a ole mauler of aood ts hooked. I he animal stands on a ninxalile HiMir. wiiii'h '.in hr lifted out lor elciiuina mn poses, leaving the iron ileek undrrneatl.. I'lic cm- ^ J ■ vv x R t , V Velxa LIIIIx- w l VIS I hit reday* a t 8 P. M. The Boy Scout* ,jBy morning, Harry said tbe thermom- meet weekly on Tueidaye at 7.30 P. eter regjetered 8 degrees below zero. M. Cooking School sessions sre held i pul on aCeount of the dry atmosphere Saturday* at 9.30 A. M. A cordial tem p e rature was not discomfort- invitation is extended to all te attend j jng the services of this church and to be- vome identified with its community activitir*. The m o itbly meeting of the Merrick Civic League will be held io tbe P a r ish House tonight at 8.30. The Boy Scouts are fortunate in be ing tbe invited guests of the G. F. S. Although the stormy weather no doubt deterred many, a large number attended tbe annual reception of Bell- more Yacht Club, held in Firem en's Hall last Saturday. A pleasant even ing was passed by all. This club, which now has a membership of more than one hundred, has recently had a line club bouse completed on Jeckaon’s o e iv m g -— ™e.a a f f a j r || o f tb<| v j || of Hempstead. The second meeting ..... ^ of tbe classes will be held tonight s t 7 1 « ree ,n the futun>~ and 8 in the Parish House. Mrs. Arthur J . Anthony underwent an operation made oecessary by an X-ray Ijtnri s t the Brooklyn hospital M. Karp & Son have recently added an auto to their business, for use in m aking deliveries. Monday of this week and has so far j I he ease of IV Augustus Miller of w e red s* to expect to return to h e r . Beldw,nv charged ^w.ih violating tbe recovered a* to expect to hom e here on Sunday. ville, N. Y. . * i i dv u r, m i ’ u 1 i c i , judge for themselves, they will be sure Howard Keegan, Edward Finan, xVal- | r,‘w tiling-, dirniv ixin-. ■ of -ome to feel proud your are a member of StseU ' otlu-re end whoVv — nsviou- and you are brightly of very i l,ar kiit,..n of tin-nm n inls i* an nrdu- such a club. Remember and bring j u r them with you, they will enjoy them-1 T, ecbpr_ „ elen Gould. xEle.nor Mo- selves the same as you do their other Guire, xElizaheth Verity, Smith Elar. Third Grade, Anna Powell, Teacher —Helen Peroni. Fourth Grade, Anna Powell, Teacher —M argaret Gould, Catherine Quigley, Frederick Conrader. F ifth Grade, Catherine Hughes, Teacher—Roscoe Keegan,Grace Crews. Sixth Grade, Bertha Triess, Teacher , , ,, . , , —Junior Fletcher, xA rthur Schmidt, before your ' John Hancock And a l - ; o ^ g , gjng,,, M argaret Wenner. ways bear in mmd that the Club has a ; Grade, Caroline G. Atkin- rep at stake that it must uphold, and Teacher— Ercela Petrone, Henry perhaps you can help do it. Look this single. Wallace White. tim e vou dron in. . .. ^ „ ___ ,, , evenings. ELIMINATION CONTEST W ot-a-matter boys, wot-a-m atter? We have not noticed as many stars be fore the nsmee on the bowling sheet ss we expected. B e tter look this card up, it can be found on the bulletin board in the alleys, then get a star card up the next tim e you drop in. Eighth Grade—George Helm, Gii- ' bert Raynor, xCyril Ryan, Ruth Bray ton. Helen Chaphe, xDorothy Eidt, SATURDAY NIGHTS , w i » , MVSTXU X jfj« u p u v v A W I W M I J AJILib, While you are looking over tbe elim- j eeeie GobeU, xDorothy Gould. Helen ination card, also notice your Saturday j Kreme I berg. Naomi Livingston, Phyl- night handicaps on the eame card, per-j lie Loca<li Mildred Maier, Ruth Place, baps you may be the lucky one next tL ucy Woods, M arjorie Manning, Mil- Saturday, you never can tell until you Stevenson. tournhment\\comrnittie! we ^are ARCHER STREET SCHOOL | clown out uf mind formed, sat up one night all night, fig- First Grade, Ethel Daniels, Teacher | lifTerei;, - ~t‘ uring your handicap, la k e advantage ( —Charlea Wellwood. Augusta Miller, o 't h e i r perseverance, show your ep- Third Grade, Sarah L. Green, Teaeh- automobile law, in not stopping on j precietion of their work. If by any e r —Eric Dean, Jam es Firth ! signal, was tried before Justice N o r-] e rror on their part your name has not i Fourth Grade, Gertrude H. Ueyo, - ... , ' . l , . 1 ton and a jury in the local court room j been placed there, notify them. ItisIT e a c h e r —H ibbardB rackerbush.F red- luin^iiil^el,\nf har’fiarent*“ m r' I on of ,a8t weel<- Tbt' j u ry their fault and they should correct erick Greaves, Frederick Harms. .^aturday ^ ! rendered s verdict of not guilty. ! their m,stakes. Make 'em work : t h a t ' Thomas Knox. and Mre. Peter Burns of Kirkwood ----- i is what they are there for. Fourth Grade. Anna Collms. Teacher Ave. Mi** Burns resides in Bronx- t> , z-t. i i i . d .n. Regulsr services a t the M. L. Cnurch ; : •*—xRuth Josiyn. xvarolyn Muller. every Sunday morning at 10:30; even ANNUAL DINNER : Fifth Grade. Katherine S. Pease, ing at 7 :30 : Sunday School in the af- Do not forget the annual dinner will Teacher Eleanor Cary, Harold Gom- ternoon »t 2 \SO; preaching by the pas-1 be held on February 29 this year, ellas. tor. Rev. B. F. Ray. All are welcome i T ickets are now on sale at the atew- Six'h Grade, Bertha Middleton, nonalivc to of « mt happens a round yon. All of this, according in D. Mor- rou Prince's experiiri-uts. affect* vour m em ory in vanou.- wavs. T h e inability to recall an occurrence is no evidence w h a tever that 11 not take place. Ind -ed. in proper rem inder i t is possible often to find traces or whole re*-o|li-ctions of things in your m e n tal storehouse of wiiieli you are at this instant uncon scious. T h e so vailed insianvea of tw in identities and double selves or ex am p le s of disatx tation are ex p lain 'd in th is way. One set of idt-iis and will pow e r move- the person w ith a double personality under one -et of circum s ta n c e s and -rrro u n d m g s , while th e o th e r im p u lses arc entirc- j Iv unconscious aud hidden deep V o d e r wholly u -cjiaiatc .-et of idi-a- run s the a ill, and l>r. tekvll ti*k*-- t..e p,:,Oe ni Mr. Hvtle. oils tit<k Frank Gilm artin of New York Jwas the guest over Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. H. M. Narwood. K x rybotix i* ’ therefore lentil- iinaw n re <>( witat he or sin really is. T o .h-s-K-iate ,,r M-p .ini*'' your unconscious p a r 's frnm vour eonsi ious or uu le awnke xdf i- not p o s - ib le— Xee York Ameii- extraorlinury is the mysterv of ttlamis castle, in Scotland. This ia the residence of the Earl of Strath more. It is said to be the oldest house eontinuoualy inhabited by one family in the United Kingdom. It includes' part of the original Glamis castle in which Macbeth and hi- wife murdered thi iv guest. King Ihmcan. The ancestors of the pres ent owners committed many cruel deeds anti suffered many in the storm;, days of Scottish hisiory. For centuries a traditiotl has pre vailed thal there was a dreadful se- < rot in the Strathmore family, which ws- confided only to the holder of the title and his eldest son on vom- ing of age. Investigators found that the end of one linin’ of the rustle was walled nlT. forming an apart ment thai could oni; be reached by a secret passage. A prying visitor, who L'ained access to d one night from (he iloor above, il is said, fell dead from horror at the sight he- Tradition about the eountr;side has an explanation of the mystery. This i thal once in a century the oldest -on of the family is born a monster of luatliikt form, who in '•rutlv marking their displeasure In 1 *\'jd ‘n Mvf'd until bo dies. The noted Anglo-Irish family of Here-1 .ml is said to In: afflicted by a \Iw i ltd tee.\ The banshee is a spir it i hut howls about Curraglimore castle, the Irish scat of the Beres- !' rds, the night before one of them tile*. The head of the family bears Tliev have to he led. I pu-heil In m ain force up one - n anti narrow gangwav ! and down nothcr until Hun reach | th e place- allotted to them . The j main iJillieii! • i- to get the anim a ls j lo go up i ! iv uiiiigw.n, hut strang- vi enough once a horse get- it- toi l ! feet on it he i- content to move | right on. I’licre are some horses, however. \• liieli cannot he persuaded to go up he gangway, and these are lir»! ’ihnilfoldetl niul pushed in um'n force into a wooden cage aud hoist 'd ou board by a steam winch, gen- ;icking fnrimisl; T h e horses are watered four limes i day and fed three limes. Feed ing tim e is announced by trumpet -alls, ami the anim aic souu get to litiuw Uje call, atinourieing their! read:Dc-s for meals by loud slump- i ing. whinnying and Ftreti long their! 1 r' <4 l|lurtl|U18 VVaterford. heads out of their srall-. reminding | * ''•v one of the exeftement shown bv the i 1“ ' 111 wild aninutj- at the zoo at feeding! Whenever possible, leu niinntes’ to these services. Wantagh Baldwin ard's desk. A good time, a good din Tescber—Clinton Golden, George, i ner and good music, we should aay 1 K aare. William Lechtrecker. ’•some m u sic.\ You all know what Sixth Grade, Marie G. McCarthy, | P'\’* i that means ; Howard’s Colored Orches- Teacher — Robert Brown Augusta can Chaphe. xEiume Dunbar, A Poe«- Pia.e-. G n - e - — S»v t.u L , , -i - from, i th- i;lnb a t m idnight. W ell. 1 sup- j - t d i «>u ii.ul i<> work I-\' .ti till’ offivc. leaved upon her a I h ie-, ell? walking exercise is given each ani mal every day. For (he first few I d ays of the vovage the work of ex- I excising proceeds very slowly and i- verv difficult, but when accustom ed to his novel surroundings the horse , soon comes to know what is expect-! ed of him and w ill then scram ble i like a eat over all kinds of o h - ! siaeles.— Pi ‘ii vson \s Wei• k 1 v. The I,allies' Aid Society held meeting on Wednesday afternoon the home of Mr*. Charles Schafer. M aster Garry Goetschiua of Central > Avenue gave a valentine pary at hie | - home on the 14th. The guests were | his little brother Walter, Billy and , Next Sunday there will lie ^K u lar | j eane^te jffeketts, Janet Kice, Robert services in the Memorial Church with Dali, Mildred Conran and Marie and preachmg by the pastor. Lev. Thomas j HCk Simes, all of whom enjoyed ai S. Braithwaite. The topic for the i moa( delightful afternoon morning sermon will be '\Ihe First f„r Christan Church and What It Was L ike.\ Evening subject, \Personal playing interesting prizes games, for which were awardeJ. The little guests also enjoyed suite- Influence. On Sunday afternoon at b|e s e |ections on the Vijtrola, after 2:3b the Sunday School will he held in 1 wbjvh they retired to the dining room the Parish HouAe. Next Friday night where a most ilazzlmg spectacle a w ait the Christian Endeavor Society will ed them in th<. form „f H beautiful val- hold a meeting in the church at 7 :46. :t,ntine table The topic will be How to Put the! -j-be table was spread with a white Bible Into Life : leader, \ ers Mean. L.|0th m the midst of which stood a large red Jack Horner pie, decorated with a circle; ofil tinyujr red hearts;a redu Mr. and Mrs ‘ William K. Newell . ........ * ---•# .............................. wiiii aiii » ic t n i cu ii'-ni v , i v and sun Kenneth have been -pending a ribbons extended from the pie to the £— -i— ...i.u (• - - Newell’s father, • few days with Mrs. Frank Seaman. The Brooklyn Times on Tuesday evening printed the following para graph in reference to a big Wantagh real estate deal. We quote this as follows: \A syndicate of Baltimore men lias just purchased al a cost of $760.0011 a large piece of land at Wan tagh and will develop it as a resident ial park sim ilar to those which grew up in so many parts of Long Island few years ago. plates ami only had to he pulled to produce wonderful results in the form of small favors. By each plate were large red snap per* containing various shaped papers caps, and on each little white plate was a large, tempting, red jelly heart. The party was in every way a very beautiful and enjoyable affair to noth the little guests and their young host tra of six pieces again. If you can Chaphe. xLiam e Dunbar, A u g u st, - ,o beat them, we want to know where. Harms, Alfred Lent, Gertrude Thoms. gg* W • — e r- v- -. lit e ith e r We will try and tell you more about Seventh Grade, Elsie Dubois, Teach- j |1(,r , -uv ithie- u e re out of tune or this dinner next week, hut in the er -M argaret Muller. ' »•„ .j darned poor instru m e n talist meantime do not forget the d ate, lues- SEAMAN AVENUE SCHOOL ' _}•„,<ton T r.;n- - -f day. February 29. F ir s t Grade, Ruth Newell, Teacher BASEBALL -R o n a ld Peck, xGladys Ward. . , Second Grade, Gertrude E. Goodman. We have heard several inquiries Teacber_ xW illiam Behrens xFrank about the baseball team -does tb* : Dunjll|lttl,ri *Anna K. F’ritz, xBernard Club team expect to play this year. p |rod„[.v etc. We cannot seem to find this Thinl Grade, Edith Mitchell, Teach- e r —xHenry Behrens, Grace Earl, Mar ian Earl, Millie Hauser, xEdna Koch, Elizabeth Ruppert, xW alter Schmidt. Fifth Grade, Lassie L. Ostrander. Tea :her- Edward Smith, xWilliam Optimistic Tnought. Misfortune* we runnot p-event mitivated hy r i v e - , tine T r o u b leso m e Diet). The jackal, which requires ten hours’ boiling, Is a food requiring much preparation, bm it does not hold ihe record in this rc-pert That I f beM b> tbe elephant Elephant's font, s real drlhu >, will not atluiu its full s ii ' cii I i - iim - xii'liuul it good 36 I ‘'.Lius' luikiin; I'.syvlmlogiet* havi- takeu an es- iuievist in thi- Imusbee, Ix- riiv.-e of the ri’iiiurkahle fmiueiicy witli whicli death has a I tacked the t]i<iri|iiihe- of Waterford. The sixth iiiur<(ui-. u very voutig man, was niysteriou-l; drowned in lire night al i 'iirruglmiore in 1911. His la the: inmmitted suicide, alsi> young, in lh‘i'. The Inttev’s father hud il-o died young. Hi- predecessor, I he third iii;u't|ni.-, was killed by a lull from hi- horse, and before that an oldest son bad been killed in Hie same way. In each case the peasants of the. locality say that they heard the ban shee crying in the darkness before death came. It is reasonable to -peculate that the widespread lielief in this supernatural visitation bad a depressing effect ou the possessors of the e-tab and predisposed them to fatal iteiidentF.—Exehange. question nut ourselves. Perhaps in a few mor* weeks boys, when the little birdies begin to sing some one may start something. Ju s t now we sug gest baseball on ice, such as they , ; Ward, Ida W inter. adv.se you to look for- Fjfth Gradp_ Ge, trude Townsend, Teaeher—Christian Boistedt, Alexand- i li u t r i thing we can ward to this year, is a battery the Club will have; one that cannot be „ FreWi Montgomery Milbank. beaten outside of b'g league player?. £ ar You will find their names below among S ixthG r a d e ] Anna A. Wortman, the new members joining th.s month. ■ Teiicher_K e n n e th Ashdown, Sarah We do not like to mention names but H<)||OVS Edmund , lUm|ey, Warren For- names each b e - ' ( M T J n C T D A l K we will say their last gin with the same letter, the two B 's ; and believe us they are some stingers Seventh Grade, Bertha Hull, Teach e r —xSerena Christensen, F’lurenee Koehler, F’rancis Gilbert. Training Class, Bertha M. Rowe, Teacher—Dorothy Hibbard, Phebe C. Smith, Jacob G. Viertel. JUST AN IDEA Flvery so often the press committee gets an idea. Yes, i t is strange, but with proper care they will recover iii COLUMBl - AV F..NUE SCHOOL The Girl Pioneers gave a valentine time A y ear or two ago the Club First Grade, Helen J . Horton, Teach- It is reaby theYirst party on the evening of the 14th, for had a stag theatre party. What a r e ^ r —Alice Dean, E lizabeth Duryea. big lan^developm ent since the realty the benefit of the general camp fund, the prospects of another this year Mary Stevenson. Irene Westcott. m arket was hit by the panic conditions The PBrt>' began at 7:30 aud lasted i About 126 members and friends a t - ' of 1907 and Long Island experts in until 11. tended the other one and every one en- realty values regard it as a sign of the good time coming. until 11. The tickets, in the shape of rod joyed themselves, at least the pres* ... .......... ............... .. Thepfot embraces heart9- were 25 cents each a d only committee did. L e t’s make this thing mYrc than seven’hundred acres of land the Pioneers, ticouts and friends were R yearly occurrence, the same running from the railroad to the bay. , i\’ ited: Misses^ Janet Raynor and Hnnual dinner. Think it over. NEW MEMBERS The following names appear on the bulletin for m em b ership: F'rederick H Bedell, Rollin D Baker, Edwin C. j Hauser and Charles E. Raynor, all i residents of Freeport. The acre orice was $1300 The deal M arjorie Orr had the management of was completed T*ew days ago.\ the affair with the aid of their moth- ________ ers and very good management it was. . ,, , Tbe first part of the evening was Mr. and Mia. Marvm M. Brook* ere , the j, , of progreHfli, e entertaining Mre. Delia Tuth,II end jt lotto Wwch etc for her granddaughter, M i*. Marion Gat’d- whjch prize, were Bwarded to the boys ner, of East M arion, L. i. and gjr|8 ,|Corjng b jgbust. Miss Isabel . „ . Coakley received a handsome box of- Ihe Christian F.ndeavor Society is ! w riting paper and Miss Edna Gunther j arranging for a popular entertainm e n t a pgj, wbite silk stockings. The ; to be given by Mr. and Mre. t-arl Ilex- hoyg* pr jz,> was a Scout axe which As it breaks clear upon the view— ter in an evening of music, song and Donald Steele succeeded in capturing. ! 'Tie our country’s priceless treasure, impersonations. Mr. Dexter is known -pbe tally cards were pink and blue ! The flag of the Red. W hite and Blue, as tbe man who alway laugh with hie stories ii all nations and hie wonderful im itation , room there extended of animals and birds. The entertain : ,,cro86 the room to the opposite corner. Ed win Duryea, xBennie Johnson. F'irst Grade, Anna Kleintob, Teacher — Alma M itthauer. Second Grade. Genevra Peet, Teach e r — Marion Post, xW illiam Stevenson. Third Grade, Louie Wight, Teacher — Susan Baptiste, xW alter Allen, xJohn Kearns. F'ourth Grade, Katherine Moroney, Teacher - Anthony Chuisano, Thomas Detwiler, Robert Schmidt. Sixth Grade, Gertrude A. Holloway, Teacher—xOtis Broadnax, Ruth Acker man. Fred Leimback, Elliot Raynor, THE CALL OF FREEDOM T ~ * - We all view the scene w ith pleasure, er—Christina Duryea, John Boynton. makes you bearta and indeed hearts seemed to I T. _ • d i t i e c t , „ ouri, h. ,rom „ „ „ : ;; nT„\: strings of hearts - And we hail our tri-c#!ored flsg. ment will be given in the Parish House AfVer the games <^°ePI*l* 'refresh- Ae 11 fllee s loft 10 the l'klee' WedneidBy evening, Msrch 8. Pro- comiiiting of ice cream and d<* jOur path ia marked by that spirit* ceed* for tbe benefit of tbe church. j |jc{OUg cake. Tbe next thing on the [ Which all patriots idolize, ! program wae dancing, and in several ] Who stand ready to defend it. On Thursday of last week a double | eeeonda the boys had the floor clear From any and every surprise, game of bssketbai1 was played m the iand were ready for busineas. The And freedom’, spirit guuiee as on. Parish H use. The Bsy hhore girle mU8lc wa, furnished by the Vsctrola. With stl i u glory breaking through were defeated wbv the Good L h e e r; which rested not once from start to Club by a score of 10 to 1. The I fi0jgb, Hampstead W anderers played the V ic-| A t 11 o'clock the folks began to , „ r r .. tor Club and the Victors were v i c t o r ! wrBp Up Bnd d e p ert at various inter- u , j m v ou* with a score of 44 to 13. Vals from then Until midnight. Hempstead, N. X. — ■ —— ■ The party was a great success and On Monday evening. February 21, over $6 was cleared. The Pioneer* H e m p s t e a d A d o p t s the Wantagh Fire Department will extend hearty thank* to the Scouts for B u i l d i l l K C o d e Unclaimed l.etters I Fu tgw t Fe»t Office1 Baldwin, Mis*. Miller Place Black. Ralph Box No. 31. ?. 3 Bsnhaur, Mrs. Combe, Mrs. Jane A.. No. Main St. Combs, Mr. Cbas.. Bennington Ave. Dixon, Miss Mabel Thompson, Poultry Farm, 4 White. Mr. Geo. W. Robt. G. Anderson, P. M. To answer to that s p irits call— Febriiarv 15 l Qlti • The call of the Red, W hite and Blue. ' ___ Fourteen Years Ago (Items of interest from the Review files fourteen years ago this week I Smithville South Mrs. Johsnna Paulsen, wife of Knud Rev. K. P. Ketcham invited^tv the j The Village of Hempetead has adopt- ^ ■ ed a complete building code jmd ha. ht with PrinCr H i also designated the territory between „ F H a rm , he, opened bulcber -Prospect snd J.ukson S treets and ehop Pine Mam Street* Washington and Franklin Streets as Truitee w i , liRm H- Patterson of the zone in which no more wooden Boanj inted ^ procaTf building, s b .ll be erected for commer- jj|jfe for Hook & , adder Vo ^ cial purposed, although the construe- - I - ------------ — ----- ----- ------ — ----- tion of frame buildings to be used Urge number of dancers. Thsy are homt, Tueeday morning, interment be- , g0,e|y for rei,idential purpose* will be lo o k in g forward to a Urge attendance ( j t Greenlield Cem etery: Wilbur | .,,-^,,,1 and dan take good care of all who at p Southard, funeral director, tend Anyone who attends i* assured of not only a good supper but an even ing of enjoyment. The Woman’s Club of l^antagh has donated to the fire men s set of dishes of 200 pieces which hes enabled them to be fully prepared for any and all occasions. hold its sixteenth annual uupper and their interest and help, dance in their new hall. This event hes been a great success every year and this year will be no exception. They are noted for their supper, ae it is entirely home made from soup to nuts, in vqry generous portionu. p a u |aen, passed away at her home in Their dance floor is the finest in Nas- tbie village | R(lt Sunday. February 12. sau County and can accommodate a j The tHnera| beld from ber late 3.600 Men’s Fine Shirts Newly Made for Us—Special at 77c We arc sorrx now that we did not buy twice as many of these splendid Shirts to sell at this price when we had the chance. It is gone now—the fabrics, which are used in making $1.50 Shirt*, have gone up so in price that it is out of the question to duplicate the purchase. The material is corded madras, in a variety of handsome weaves oo which all sorts of attractive <triped effect* are printed Remarkably good-looking Shirts, in fact, which men of good taste will like. M ack -peciailv for us and b e a r in g o u r label They are amply cut, with wide center plait* and five h a n d s o m e pearl b u tto n s Soft cuffs. Sizes are 13H to 18 in., with a fine variety of patterns in each size The price—77c- makes this offer just like finding money. Men wdl huv these Shin- half a dozen at a time for their Spring outfits HO—i Seer. Mre e HW>, Beet BelUi—. Six Thousand 25c to $3 BOOKS AT | Q C EACH Which Is Less Than It Costs to Bind Them In this—Brooklyn’s Best Book Sale It's an unprecedented event, it's extraordinary, it s an occasion that ioetiJks the use of the strongest superlatives at our commend Think of being able to buy .1br*h*m L in c o ln 's C a rJtn+ l Trmtts, >y C. S. B tm r J s k i \Smbconsctoms P h e n o m e n a , by P r o f H u g o M un itrrb e r q mmd others T h e f’irst (.k m f t r r of G e n e s is ms the R o c k f t Rrhgomn mmd Sriemcm, by A lb e r t L. G n d l e y — xsL„. [dltermtions and A d a p ta tio n s o f Shm k a sfem re, by F. IF. K U b o m m s G o o d y e in i B o o k , by the F a m o u s A c t o r H i m s e l f And thmieand* of others—books on Biography, Psychology, Religion, Plays. Travel, History Poetry, Fiction—for TEN CENTS A VOLUME! Novel Use for Sheep. 1 In the Himalaya mountains In India Sheep are used is beast* of burden. They carry from sixteen to twenty pounds each , ket and carry grain to mar- Brief Missives. \If I had had m orf time ’ a witty Frenchman used to write, \1 could Measure of Happlnese. have made this letter shorter '' Vo! A woman Is happy when she thinks, talre is credited with two of th« she is better looking than the lady briefest on record dne said. ••Alan.’ cashier at the downtown cafe where Bnd the other “Bravo.\ They were le her husband gets kis lunches —Port- recognition of a woman s beroaremenl land Telegram and remarriage. mumj here's the pith of the eveol that he te Lake Plane here Satordav The let represent* a remark able perch a * frem the William* Book Htoree Ca., at Boetoe Maaa Bver> book 1* new, clean aad sBewether desirable The pehlieher* price* range fra* She re 11 If yee eve e beak lever r* ihle wHhoet wor telling yea Naturally, taipertant perl e# th e porch— e the* 1 th e * ge a* e feat ore ef Ihe Fifty-first Anniversary Sales at 19c. Per Volume We »gp*e« a short am at tKlee as aa lades * ihe head* u prspoel ei NeseraHy we e an ef these: The Real and Ideal la LdU Steam* \K a r ts M anuel mi B n rrU etu r e .\ hy Frank T reat s* te Spirit Body le Rotation t lif e \ he dee rye H Peeke i* Otmeoe FW.\ by O H Nelnnd. imnateted by the Dtvtee law at '\The Auto Orphan. hy deha t s e e a s e a \TNetaa th# JesSer,’\ hy Kiti—S Hard! \The Aaarchlat Ideal.\ by R M Weeiey. T h e Fsychopelhology of Hyaterth\ hg CL H Fhat T h e Hletory ef Br.gUah Balladry,’ hy Freak Bryant etc. Ete.. SJtc . Utc.. e t I M P O R T A N T N O T I C E — f V t cannot sold. orders a fter original quautitims 1 SMi SX l t V - ■. L>ijyt>''*>-1 •raUeub' K ' li - :• 1 I
