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NASSAU COUNTY REVIEW N A S S A U COUNTY REVIEW . .. I ' FRIDAY. MARCH 24. 1916 New s of the Churches 1 Social and Personal Sabiact of S irw ioi. Sorthoo of * e wool ‘ Brief h o w CiOfm>o» R e e lruts of O * Com ..ol o«bor f oi—. i» * o cborcfco. mooitr. «*J Tkoir Coorto. VWu ^ . rod Sociol A ffw . In the Fire Department e p i s c o p a l l e n t e n s e r v i c e s . T h e ^ , upp. r W T e d j D t h e dininK Lenten service* in the Episcopal room of tbe Freeport M. E. Church by C h a rt* of the Transfiguration for the tbe Sunday School last Friday evening 1v»r« ° •et to «ad about the fire met r local department by H. E . K coming week are as follows: Sunday, ws< a gratifying soccess financially Holy Communion 8 a. m . ; morning end socially. Over two hundred were FIR E WARDENS BILL NOW A LAW prayer and sermon 10:46: = vening ; eervcd to a good hot' supper. The State Law prayer and sermon 7 :46: Wednesday. ublea were prettily decorated and at- Litany and Intercesr!^“s. ‘adies \ R f l S Thursday, evening, The amendment to . the regarding the electiok of Fire War dens has been signed by (he Goverror and i* now a law. This change was proposed by the Freeport F ire Council, and ex Chief Loonam, as delegate, brought tbe m a tter before the Geneva Convention, when it was referred to the Resolution Commrtttee. Referred back to the Convention by that Com mittee, the Law Committee was in structed to endeavor to secure the passage of the amendment. At the Oneida Convention, one year later, the Litan y and Intercession 10:S0 a. m .; tended by the young l of the Sun- prayer and ser- | dey School. A aocial hour waa enjoyed m o n ; preacher, March 30, Rev. H. Bfter the supper. Frederick A. W right, rector St. 1 Rev g. O. Curtice returned from M ark's, Brooklyn. bif southern trip in tim e to enjoy the . „ . evening with the guests. • He was giv- j Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church en a bearty welcome when he joined i Le '»«0'ng » weekly bulletin during hj|1 De0D,e in tbe d .njnK , 0om. Mrs. . be there b e - ! W ill Buoy W aterw a y s Birdeell Jeckeon, the civil engineer for tbe Town in sll the dredging th s t has been done of tbe Lays end creeks, recommended to the Town Bosrd s t its meeting last week that buoys or chan nel m arkers be placed in tbe w a ter ways to indicate the channels. The Board thought tbe suggestion a good one and referred tbe subject to Super visor Smith with poser. Mr. Jackson stated that be thought that tbe work m ight b§ done for about $500. Mr. Jackson was also directed to r e port on dredging a channel through the waterway in Hempstead Bay known as Kandy. Special Bay Dinners M u sic, Dancing his people in the dining Lent, containing the set vices and hat C a r tjce wua unable to of officers of the church. Rev. C. E. Krumbholx, aa Inner Misaionary in New York City, will preach both morning and evening. Sun- cause of a severe cold. j| j Simon Delafuente, of Rosedale Avenue, is recovering from a severe Low Committee reported that it had day, March 26, while tbe pastor. Rev. attac^ 0f grip which has confined him been too busy with other m a tters to 1. r' '' 1au, 1es ” ----chester. - - consider this, and it was again referred I to the Resolution committee and the ■ame procedure gone through as be fore. This / e a r the Law Committee has attended to it, and the amended law printed below is the result. It will also be noted that the Resignation of company commanders is changed Oysters, Clam s , Fish in S e a s o n T E L E P H O N E , F R E E P O R T 9 9 6 ON T H E BAY AT Baldwin, Long Island While This Inclement W eather Lasts and outside work is practically at a standstill, why not have your indoor repairs, painting or paper hanging at tended to? Or if you prefer, we can furnish you with the needed materials so that the work may be done by yourself. ♦ __________ F.|L. J. LEE & CO. 5 8 S O U T H M A I N S T R E E T FREEPORT, N. Y LOUIS B E N D E R , Prop. 6 7 S. Main S t r e e t F R E E P O R T , N. Y. A C. Kark preach in R o t0 tbe bed for the past week. Week-day Lenten services are held ------------- “very Wednesday - evening at 8:00 Mrs. H. Barasch, who recently un o’clock. derwent an operation for appendicitis, . ^ ( R R is recovering nicely. How To Reach Hotel from Foreman to Captain, and the Fire Council has already amended the De by-laws so that the two high est officers in the company are now designated as Captain and 1 ieutenant. Section 1. Section two hundred and four of chapter sixty four of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entitled “ An act relating to villages, consti tuting chapter sixty four of the con solidated law s,’’ is hereby amended so as to read as follows: $ 204. Election of company officers and delefgatea. Each of the several companies whose members constitute the fire departm ent of the village shall hold nn annual meeting on the first Tuesday in April in each year. At such meeting the member* of each company shall elect by ballot from their own number a captain and an as eiitant captain, who must be approved by the board of fire commissioners, one warden and one delegate to the general convention of the fire depart ment. The term s of office of the cap tain and assistant captain shall be one year, the wardens two years, and the delegates three years, respectively, and any vacancies occurring in any such offices shall be filled by election in like manner. At the first annual meeting after this act takes effect two wardens and three delegates shall be elected, the wardens to serve for one and two years, respectively, and the delegates for one, two and three years, respectively. $ 2. This nut shall take effect im mediately. The annual election or nomination by our departm ent takes tbe place of the convention to which the delegates mentioned herein are elected. An organ recital will be given at the First Presbyterian Church next Tuesday evening, March 28, by Cor nelius Richird Van Rees, assisted by Miss Rose Van Rees and Master Law rence Smith, soprano soloists; and A rthur Bender, violinist. A collection will be taken toward installation o f, electric motor for organ. Miss Caroline G. Atkinson has left F ir s t Church of Christ, Scientist.— Services Sunday morning a t 11 o ’clock. Hempstead Bank Building; subject next Sunday, March 26, “ R e a lity.’’ Mrs. R. H. Tcorner w ill' give an April Surprise Concert ia aid of the Boards of Trustees and Stewards of Bethel A. M. E. Church, Thursday ev ening, April 6. Souvenirs of the oc casion will be given; an admission fee of 10 cents will be charged and r e freshm ents served. the Freeport School on account of ill ------------ health and will probably be out for the The subject of tbe serrr-un Wednes- remainder of the school year. Miss day evening in the Church of Our Holy i A tkinson cam to the Freeport School Redeemer was “ Evil A ssociations.’’ j direct from the Albany Normal School, given by Rev. Edward Wood. C. M . - in September, 1885, and has riot of St. John’s College, Brooklyn. Next taught in any other school but this Wednesday evening. March 29. the ! one. She ia now residing at the home subject will be “ Secret Societies.\ of J . M. Baxter, Rose Street. This evening, Stations of tbe Cross at 8 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pearsall have returned to their *ome, 113 Archer A t the Methodist Church next Sun- j S treet, after spending several months day morning Dr. Curtice is to have as at Lakeland, F la. his sermon topic “ A Conversation, Two Thousand Years Old. on a Vital I MISS MANNING HOSTESS Them e.’’ In the evening his subject Miss Marjorie, daughter of Mr. and will be “ The All Im p o rtant P r e p a red-1 Mrs. Frank E. Manning of 45 North ness.” ! Ocean Avenue, was the hostesa at a N e x t Sunday afternoon the men of St. Patrick’s masquerade at her home the congregation will be busy calling last Friday evening. An enjoyable on all connected with the parish. The evening was spent in dancing, and vo- object of the call will be to secure cal and instrum ental solos were rend- from each one a contribution to the ered. Great fun and laughter was current expense fund for the year b e - , created when the guests removed their ginning April 1. In years passed i t 1 m asks and the young people discov has been the custom to make the first appeal in tbe service of a Sunday morning. This year a simple state ment will be made, but the subscrip tion will he taken the way indicated above. B a l d w in . B u s s a t S t a t i o n N o C h a r g e T r a c t io n T r o lley fro m F u lton S t r e e t L a t C ity L in e , g e t o f f S t o p 6 0 A u t o m o b i le . M e r r ick R o a d to M ilb u r n A v e n u e , o n e b lock e a s t to h o t e l S o u t h to S h e l l R o a d , Telephone • ^158 'Automobile Delivery,, ered who represented the different characters. Among those present w e re: Muriel! Glenz,Mabel Seaman.M artha Joerrisen, Jessie Van Reese, Catherine Sullivan, Virginia Aldrich, Alice Cooke, Maude ‘ ------------- 1 Cheney, H e n rietta Knaup, Myrtle The regular meeting of tbe Y. P. S. i Shea Je»sie Gobetz. Vira Rajnor. - E. of the Presbyterian Church will < I,orDter' ” Brr,e‘ Roae\ 8te'\ ’ be held in the chapel Sunday evening I G ert ude Reynolds Alma Smith, at 6 : 4 5 p. m .; topic, “ G reat H o m e ! Gwendo,yn Hornbeck Martha Hoff- M issionaries:’ leader. Miss Ella Dan- man. ,sabel Seaman, Flortense Mayer, jylg Marion Losee, Marjorie Manning; ______ George B dell, Thomas Cuthbert, Har- z„ . . . , ry M atthias. George C arter. W alter L - O m i n g L V C I l t S ‘ Stevenson, Norman Blyrn, Leigh I.ak*, : Rayman Wallraann, Eugene Wells, . Wednesday evening, March . 29, j |. 8Svrince Schloss, Sidney Feltens'ein, C. Fire Departm ent election conies J very close to Village Election this \ year, on Thursday, April 6. ‘“ It is not expected there will be any I opposition to the present Chief, nor to ! Wednesday evening. March . 29, Second Assistant Chief John J. Ran- j smoker given h> Freeport Chapter No. j tiertam Brainin, A thur Jenkins. Eo dall, jr.. for brat assistant chief, the 302, R. A. M.. in their rooms in Me WRrd R bv Tavlor Charles present first a ssistant, James tt Smith, j chanics Hull. Z c e m r A l b e r t U o e ckJy. Come.,us having retired after live years service ; V R e as first and second assistants. Chief I Wednesday, Apri moving picture Hn Smith has been a fireman for over show at Crystal Theatre for benefit ot \ i r . and Mrs. W. R. Nygren of 70 forty years, having been a charter l\r eport High School Baseball team. j ay street are entertaining u baby member of Truck 1 when it was organ ' girl, Helen, born Friday, March 17. I ized in 1874 and also of Hose 1 when r ' r C C p O T t A . A . t o l£ IC C t ------------- it was organized in 1892. He will v, Monday evenire March 27 at The regular monthly business meet mill remain an active member of th e lg a ) m> there will be an electio n 'o t inE an(l BOcial 0* the Young People’s department, and at the last meeting rofficeraof the Freeport A. A. for the Soc,e,y Christian Endeavor was of his company. Host- 1, was nominal ed for its treasurer. ............................. ......... .. ......... .. ...... ..... j sen, 15 Rose Street. The early part For second assistant, each of the three aspirants is at the present time foreman of his company, Clarence R. Williams being foreman of Hose 1, which has produced Chiefs Archer B. Wallace and A. Jam es Cronley. Ed ward Rice being foreman of Engine 1, i f . ifticera oi me r r ™ . \ ‘‘,c ; Held on Saturday evening, March 11, r W* K > . n ^ M\r*ue Han- holding membership cards for »915 , of tbe e« ning w ai taken^ p with busi are equested to be present a , import- wbich w*0 followed b\, a socia, ant business pertaining to tbe coming j . . , . , n Hk'itHnn will hp frrpnqsu'tprl ** ®^JOy6 y H season will be transacted. | A St. P a trick’s day party was held Notice is hereby given that the An- at the home of Miss N e ttie Terry, 100 fsi•sr \■XT*’ i t * __ , ________ v i |)ort Kailrutid Conipan> wnl be held Ht ening, March 22. The house was Jiani f ' Dunker beinit'forem iinof Uole \ Cmrnp.ny. no.nb.r 1 d - o r . l . d in green, nnd p r n , r e . . i . . o’clock, P. M., for tbe puipose of ei- the consolation by Miss Mary McKee- ecting three (3) directors for tbe en- man. Among those present w e re: Cozzens, Cornell nnd Mayland. vote is expected to he close. $38,000 FOR MOTOR APPARATUS — Three villages, in tiiu Town of Hemp- ^^/htem l, He tips lead. Rockville Centre ^and Freeport, combined, on Tuesday authorized the purchase of motor fire apparatus during the next few months to the total value of $33,000. The largest amount was in Hemp a tend, where $20,000 w is authorized for the putchase of a motor pumping engine, a tractor for the hook and lad der truck and three hose wagons. In Rockville Centre, $6000 was ap propriated for the purchase of a motor pumping engine. In Freeport $4000 was voted for the purchase of a tractor for Engine 1, and the Boaid had already placed in the budget $3000 for a new combina tion wagon, which is asiu r e j by all the propositions being carried, In Lynbrook. a proposition to issue bonds, expiring $400 per year, was de- fea’ed by about thirty-five votes. Al though probably more needed than in any other village of its sice, the d efeat of I he proposition was not unexpected. Monday evening a delegation irom Freeport attended the mass meeting at Lynbrook and subm itted figures on the cost of motor apparatus in our de partment. At Patchogue a proposition to pur chase a motor pumping engine at a cost of $6000 was defeated by 58 votes, probably because of a sewer ’■ propositiom,(which was overwhelming* suing year, two inspectors of election to serve at the next annual election, and for the transaction of such other business as rr.av propery come before said meeting Polls will jremain open for one hour. Freeport, N. Y.. March 23. 1916. J ' I I US BINDRIM, Secretary. Caroline Muller, Mortimer Post, Win field Ruynor, Ellsworth Raynor, Prud ence Ritchie, Gladys Smith. Hazel Schneider, N e ttie'T e rry, Stanly Terry, Irving Oxenham, Georgia . Cheney, Lucia Cheney, Lillian Cheshire, Ella Daniels, Elsie Eidt, Ewald Heming, Alvin MacSbsrry, Mary McKeeman, F ary Charrier. T e l . 5 5 0 F r e e p o r t T e l . 2 7 4 R . V. C e n t r e HENRY P. LIBBY In s u r a n c e M o r t g a g e Loans Real Estate All kind-; of a;u:*nc . R.a! C late Appraisals, Sale f Real Estate Rockville Centr Merr _k F reeport W a n t a g ! ! ly defeated) being •ame time. submitted at the Unclaimed Letters^ (Freeport Pest Office) T E aldwin Bf llmore and Surrounding Country L ist* o f P r o p e r t y For S a l e a n d F u r n ish e d H o u s e s For R - n t n l .--rr n o w b e in q m a d e , i s h a l l b e g la d to lis t w h a t you h a v e . L o n g e x p e r i e n c e w i t h t h e s e lin e s a n d fa m i li a r ity w ith th e ter r i t o r y e n a b l e m e t o g i v e ex p e r t s e r v i c e to m y c l i e n t s . , FREEPORT OF. ICE- 9 t. 10 eei 4 le $ AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE, 10:30 t. 3:30 t Daily except Sundays) Long Island to the A. & S. Subway Entrance Frym my station on the Greenport, AmaganstM. Oyster Hat, Wading River and other lines tributary to the Flat Push Aw tie Station, passenrert are under roter all the way to our private Sno ts ay Station at llovt street, with direct entrance into the Store. Special News Front the A. & S. “Every-Day” Grocery Store 1 his fine Grocery Store is at vour service every day in the week. It sells only (Hue foodstuffs, and sells ihem at lower prices than ehewhese. ,lt makes prompt deliveries, and its Special Telephone Service puls it as conveniently within your reach as though you lived next doqr. Many of its products are caretullv prepared in our own hygienic labora tories. \ Here are fine offerings for tne housewife who wants to stock her storeroom shelves with pure foods at a saving;« Montauk Coffee and Puritan Tea*. Both products of our owrr laboratory; the Coffee blended, roasted and packed daily by us; the Tea imported and blended by us. Puritan Teas. l lb. Cartom, it^ 14c. . . . 2.5c. S-lb. Caddies, re-;. St >9. , $ 1 .'0 1 0 -ib. Caddies, reg S < u*4. . $2.16 In Mixed, Oolong. Ceylon. Young Hyson and English tOeax- Oldcst Establishment Town Montauk Coffee. i-lb. Cartons, reg. 3oc ....... 24r. S-lb. Cartons, reg. S I 14 . .$1.15 25 lbs, reg. S7.10 ................. $5.69 l-lb. cartons contain be/.n, ground or pulverized coffee; larger packages bean only. Maccaroni or Spaphetti, 10-ib. Boxes, 42c. Best domestic quality, in broken lengths; full weight. Fancy Norway Mackerel, 5-lb. Kits, 69c. Bright, fat fishj in net weight pails. West Side Brand Jersey Pears, No. 3 Cans. For this sale.....................12c. Can Priscilla White Asparagus Tips, No. 1 Cans. For this sale .................... 2.3c. Can Montauk Green Asparagus, No. 2 1/g Cans.-j For this -.ale ................... 24c. Can Montauk White Asparagus, No. 2 Vi Cans. For litis sale ...................... 27c. Can A. & S. Spanish Olive Oil. l4* Gal. Can, $1.39; 1 Cal. Can, $2.19 A b o v e prices are effective u p to fast. French Peas, Marceau Brand, Moyens. For this sale...,,...............17c. Can Priscilla Brand Tomatoes. Fancy Jersey fruit, in extra 'arge sanitary cans. For this sale ................... 14c. Can Mor-fauk Brand Sliced Peaches, No. Z1/* Cans. For this sale ............... -,26c. Can Montauk Brand Egg Plums, No. 2 Vi Cans. For this sale ..................... 19c. Can Priscilla Brand Cranberry Sauce. Delic!ouS/ qualiiy, in No. 2 sai i- tary cans. For this sale ......................... 12c. Can Green Heart Pepper Sauce. Made from tohasco peppers, 29c. bottle. and including Friday, M a r c h 3 l i t . T h ir d floor, W rst ftulldljiir New Summer Floor Coverings Our rearranged Floor Covering Store displays the newly arrived Summer Rugs to great advantage. Makers have ex erted themselves to produce new designs and eflective color- combinations in such great variety that every possible decora tive scheme can he matched with some of these Rugs, which are at once so practical, effective and inexpensive. As usual with Abraham and Straus Floor Coverings, our prices are the lowest to be found in the Greater City. Here are the favorite makes: LOG CABIN RAG RUGS, in 28 different styles, includ ing light and dark mixtures and plain colors wiih band bor ders. From 24x36 inches, at 60c., to 9x\2 (ect, ai $9.25. ARTISTIC FIBER RUGS, in new color scheme, from 4x7 feet, at $2.95, to 9x12 feet, at $8.25. CREX PRAIRIE GRASS RUGS, new designs and weaves,, the “De Luxe,” from 3x6 feet. aL $1 95, to Oxl 2 feet, at $10.50. THE SOUNUOUR RUGS, in exquisite de>igns and col orings, from 24x48 inches, at $3.85, to 33x60 inches, al $6.50. CHIN I Z RAG RUGS, mixed centers wiih floral borders, from 2 4 \ t o inches, at 85c., to 4x7 feet, at $3.25. RACi CARPETS, by the yard, in light ancj Jark mixtures, from 40c. to 75c. yard. Th* !ay ot Mattings Is Excellent. . - .tn.t Chinese Seamiv: s S;: aw Matting, 25c. in 7 « =. (Tv Prairie Grass Maui ,g, 36 in.. 42c. yard. t ■ Runners, with figu ed borders, 27 inches, at 44i. a r j . If- ov-in.'■ U 57c. -.aid. tm «4 new. s w immm * Poultry Killed to Order Country Pork a Specialty Adolf Goebel’s Pure Meat Products Always on Hand A Full Line of City Dressed Beef, Veal and Lamb at the Lowest Market Prices Deerfoot and Home-made Sausage Fresh Every Day 11 B R I N G T H I S C O U P O N 5 P e r C e n t This coupon will save you 5 per cent. on all cash sales on purchasing one dollar’s worth or more at store. :: :: :: :: S P E C I A L S FOR T H I S W E E K Hind Q u a r t e r Lamb 2 2 c A r m o u r ’s H a m s 18c Large Roasting C h i c k e n s 2 5 c Good Rib R o a s t 18c lb. lb. lb. lb. Loins of Pork 2 0 c lb. DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR IN 4 The most you can hope for when luting a prescription filled is a dollar’s worth of medicine for a dollar, :: A pharmacist must use care in compounding drugs—so that your health may be protected., {Our methods in- ; sure careful work, and the BEST DRUGS at the low est possible price. :: ;; _ * The FACT that this store is getting the largest part of the prescription work of this community is ample proof that our work is being appreciated. :: ;; Freeport’s Most Up-to-date Drug Store ' P h o n e s , 6 2 9 and 148 Fred’k H. P lum p At the depot PR EE PORT, N. Y. 77 Bargman, Mr. Harold Combs, Mrs. Jane Creme Soap Co. Carman, Miss Laura Campbell Miss Ida E., 3 Deisen, Mr*. A., 8789 Fa.rvievv Finkenstad', It. Kelly, Miss J. Persen, Mr. P. E. Williams, Mias Hazel Zeincaff, 1'rs RoL-t. (j. Anderson P, M. March 21, 1916. ' , .... ' , Si:'. I Where To Go WHEN IN OR Specials Millinery and Supplies 14S W . S4Ut as. ’3 BARGAINS IN 1S5»“* PIANOS B r o o k lyn A g e n ts for R r fio- p h o o e T a lk in g Met-hlhvs Hermitage Piano Co. • T h ird Are-. B r o o k lyn D o n ’t P a y F a n c y 5 th A v e . P r ic e s E T *»■■*■**• rere at WIIGI.KSALB FRICKS Watchre. Bracelet a. Xerk- laea^ CuW Lleka. Scarf Pina. Hines. SeUtalree, BreocAee. Masattlee. Carer Arlrrtlen Nrrrret Ideas In PLATINVM AND DIAMOND KINGS AND LA VAI.LIKRKS S. RA1VES & CO. SM F I F T H A V E N U E , N E W Y O R K — S U IT E *06 CALL OR WR1TB FOR CATALOOVB S P E C I A L S A L E F r i d a y a n d , S a t u r d a y Smart Apri ns Medels In AatH. Coate Presses; exclusive rr; 'e*. end fabrics; all the lat?et sLxirr Salts. Ill value, sale price $8 30 Preeeee. 115. val.. sale price 98.50 MEDVIN4 160 West 84tb St. New York Nr 7tS Aw., Next Rlker's Drug Store “L & L” Sample Shoe Parlor Hlflk Omde Sample Nhore fer 2 fifl >,r* Women O q c Latest Styles t im e s b u i l d i n g • Ase^ near Flat bush A vs. Oppoalte L. tv H. H himzlea PROSPECT t i l l A W I L K E Y A S O N AUTOMOBILES ss« « see red Sr at.. Brwkira KBPAIRING. PAISTINO. TRIM- Ml NO. BODIES AND TOPS •f Krsrj Oracrlpltoa. Women's $3, $4, $5 S H O E S - i . 0 0 Special T h is Week J L P r . B E R M 3 V 8 617 Fultou 8L Opp A. L Marom. Bieoklya J ' } Special O ffer In Salfg. C o a ts and Gown* A D V A N C E M O D E L S Firs! Fpvrtally She* west ef »■*»' 122 West 34th Street N. Y Pain Take Dentists 8 Fourth Avenue $ rrookltx 1 *r Opp b X. B. a . StatioB Plates, Bridges, Crowns 3 V / O U must try the fine creamery but ter that this store offers. It is simply the last word in „ quality, right in line with our policy of carrying first class goods at low prices. Our butter is carefully selected and is one of our biggest sellers. If you have® never traded with us, now is a good time to start. Be sure to try the butter among the very first things you test us on. W e can\ stand the test, and we are eager to be tested. T H E QUALITY G R O C E R Telephene, 6 3 0 - 6 3 6 ° Merrick Rd. and Church St. FREEPORT, L 1.
