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. II llil|i|i||Wl|ffi||p||ii||i||ji|l ^ W W Ilfl , p 0.0 8 MA S 9 A U C O U N T Y B E VIEW 1 ....... , &] A C C f f t l \ITV D F I / I F U / f in* » wonderful leap in the air. bring- HAaMl tUlil I I KtVlLlV ,ng the ball down with him. gy Bedell wae alio robbed of a sure triple by Cox in center, who made FRIDAY. AUGUST 25. 1916 ........... -i ---------- Baseball FREEPORT 8—M I N E O L A 4 The Freeport A. A. added another ; game to its list last Saturday by de feating the Mineola A. A. by the score | of to 4. The local boys outplayed the visitors at every stage of the game. Mineola started off well, grabbing a | great catch after a long run. The boys are sure on the warpath with their bats, “ nicking” Goff for 10 hits, making 38 in ail for the last ; three games. Infantile Paralysis Situation in Town In the last week it has become more difficult to obtain accurate information regarding cases. The health officers came back strong in the third and put four, on their side the score and got two more in the fourth and fifth. run in the second inning, but Freeport have been requested to report all cases at the Town Hall at Hempstead ; some of them do so, others don’t. By a State order, all cases must be A p7eny exhibition of flying was : reported at the State branch at^ Roe given by Arthur Heinrichs, who is 1 * . .............. 4 ‘ connected with the Heinrichs Aero plane Co., in his biplane. Arthur landed at the hall grounds in the morn ing and stayed until the middle of the game, when he ‘‘wentup” after a per fect start, and was loudly applauded. Three guesses! Who is this? He has agreed to land just before the game tomorrow and make an ascension in the middle of the game, weather permitting. Next Saturday, August 26, the vis itors will be the Waterbury Ozones, who played a 13-inning tie game, 5 to 6, on their last appearance here. Following is the score : MINEOLA A. C. Player r. h. po. a. e. Snyder, ss 0 0 1 3 0 Rehmen, 3b 0 0 4 ii 0 Cox, cf 0 1 1 0 ii Houseman, c 1 1 3 0 ii Jack, 2b 0 II 2 2 n Coleman, If 1 1 3 0 0 Smith,‘lb 1 2 10 0 II Seaman, rt 1 0 0 II 0 Goff, p 0 1 O' 4 0 Total 4 6 24 9 0 FREEPORT A. A. Player r. h. pj. a. e Kerley, If 1 1 1 0 0 Pettit, as 1 1 3 2 2 EMison, 2b 1 2 2 4 2 Raynor, 3b 0 1 1 2 1 Lewis, p 1 2 1 4 (l Cheshire, cf 1 1 ii 0 Meaney, lb 0 1 13 U 0 Soper, c 2 1 3 1 1 Bedell, rf 1 ii 1 0 II Total 8 10 27 13 6 Score by innings\: Mineola 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1-- 4 Freeport x—8 Two base hits, Soper, Houseman; sacrifice hits, Lewis, Goff, Soper; left on bases, Freeport 5, Mineola 7 ; struck out by Lewis 2, by Goff 2; base on balls, off Lewis 2, off Goff 3; umpire A. Sm i t h ; time of game, 1:50. Coleman in left field just missed get ting Leaned: the ball got in the sun and he “ducked” just in time ■ ----- f v • — PICKUPS, Heinrichs wasn’t the only one that went up Saturday, the Freeport boys had them all going in the third when, with the bases full, Soper on third and Abe at the bat, they pulled the squeeze play, Soper scoring. Raynor followed with the same play, scoring Bedell. Shad Lewis followed with a nifty wal lop to center, scoring Kerley and Elli son ; result being four runs. In the fqurth Soper doubled and scored on Pettit’s single, Joe stole second and scored on Ellison’s ; single. The fifth inning endeu Freeport’s scoring Lewis started the inning by singling, Cheshire and Meaney each followed suit, filling the bases. They sgain polled the squeeze ploy. Soper bunting safe, scoring Lewis and Chesh ire scored on a passed b a l l ; two more. Snyder at short robbed Abe of a pretty hit in the first inning by mak- lyn; calls are courteously answered by those in charge, but taking the names over the fone is not satisfactory. As an instance a case a t Baldwin has been variously reported as Percy Cohen. Seffio, Bessie and Susie Cohen. Our j list of cases this week is com from the reports at the Town Hall at Hempstead, with the addition of such names as were reported by the Brook lyn Daily Eagle, and we are now get ting the reports daily from Roslyn New cases reported since our last issue! Total last issue 98 Reported since 33 Total to date 131 Total preceding week 7 Total deaths 6 Total preceding week 6 Total deaths to date 24 The figure after the name of the village gives the number previously reported! Floral Park (9)--Edmund Schletter. 8 yrs. Freeport (6)—Raymond Murley, 9 y r s . ; Helen Leonard, 6 yrs.; Paul Leonard, 7 y r s . ; Robert Staats, 24 yrs. ; Elizabeth Olner, 2 yrs. ; Leo Goggin, 4 y r s . ; Jack Danley, 5 yrs. ; Rebecca Luftmann, 8 mos; Margaret Binney, 24 yrs. Rockville Centre ( 6 ) —Cecilia Doro thy Smith, 10 mos.; Magner Carew, 5 y r s . ; Mildred Pierce, 22 mos. Woodmere (0)—Muriel Brower, 4 yrs. Baldwin (2)—Seffio Cohen, 3 yrs. ; Anna Caretto, 24 yrs. Hempstead (8)—John Ell wood, 6 yrs ; Victor Costello. 16 mos.; Ronald Whritenour, 2 y r s . ; inwood Lowell, 8 y r s . ; Elizabeth Rama, y r s . ; Domin ick ------, 21 m o s . ; Arthur Naumsn, 19 mos.; Kenneth Langdon. 3 yrs. New Hyde Park (1)—Frank Mar- cheski; Joseph Filiarski, 7 yrs. Maiverne—Kenneth Langdon, 3 yrs. South Hempstead (3)—Eric Person, 5 yrs ; V i r g i n i a ------ , 44 mos.; next door to Patterson case reported last Lynbrook (14)—Arthur L. Ortton, 6 Munson (0) — Edward Dempsey, 3 yrs. Garden City, Park and Estates (6)-- Theodore VV iltening, 16 yrs. Wreck Lead (0)—Leslie MacRobbie, 2 yrs. Seaford (3) — Morretta Haflf, 7 yrs. ; I Kenneth Coulters. 7 yrs. Inwood (2) —Edw. Lowell, 5 yrs. DEATHS Aug. 20. Dorothy Smith. Rockville Centre; 10 mos. 20, Joseph Filiarski, New Hyde Park, 7 yrs 20, Eric Person, South Hempstead, 20, Helen Leonard, Freeport, 4 yrs., 21, Muriel Brower, Woodmere, 4 23, Edward Dempsey, Munson 3 yrs. Freeport Sporting Club In the ten round bout b e t w ^ n Larry Temple and Battling Monroe, Temple won. In the first six round bout be tween Ed. Fletcher and Charles Busch, Fletcher won. In the second six round bout between Archie McGovern and Frankie Pierce, draw. In the first four-round bout between Young Rose snd Young Joe Rivers, Rosa won. In the second four-round bout between Ji.hnnie Howe and Kid Rogers, Howe won. In the third four round bout be tween Kid Bender and J oe Leon, draw. The contests tonight are: Young Oscar Gardner of Brooklyn, vs. John nie Duffy of Long Island City; 10 rounds, 133 lbs. ; two six round bouts, Kid Locke of Beilmore vs. Sailor Skies of Brooklyn, 142 l b s . ; J a k e Brandt vs. Stump Hoffman, both of Brooklyn, 124 lbs.; three four-round preliminaries. Hymeneal CORN WELL—BEDELL Vinton, son of Mrs. C. W. Bedell of! Unclaimed Letters (Freepert Port Off it*) Adtlshein, The Adshead, Mr. F. D. Brown, Teni. Knick Post,Cement Co. Buckley, Mr. F. W. Fitch, Mr. L. E. Harlain. Mrs. L. J. Klein, Mr. Harry Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. B., 134 No. Main St. Moon. Miss May Raynor. Messrs. W. H. Son Schnapp. Miss Caroline, 21 Laconia St. Shine, Mrs. Laurince Waseman, Mr. John T. Benson Smith, P. M. August 23, 1916. In the Fire Department M atter® of I n t e r e s t t o e n d a b o u t t h e 6 r e m « - in o u r l o c a l d e p a r t m e n t by H . E P. PRESERVING TIME NE< Mason and Double Safety Jars, Jar Caps, Rubbers PARAWAX, the perfect seating agent Cooling aids, Ice Cream Freezers Fourteen Years Ago (Irems of interest from the Review fll— fourteen years ago this ■week i “ The new hose carriage for Vigilant Hose Co. is a beauty.” Plover and English snipe are report- piledj Smith Street, and Miss Vira Cornwell jed quite plentiful ill „, I °fi Rockville Centre are to be marrit 1 j Frank Rose an J Huy ler Ellison are early in September. i building a house at Point Lookout. A can of will clear those unsanitary clogged traps waste pipes Give it a Trial and Save a Plumbers Bill Later SPECIAL THIS WEEK 5 0 c can for 3 5 c TELEPHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY DEUVERED 91 South Main Street S U C C E S S O R T O Claude W. Brotheridge STOVE REPAIRS Residence and S h o w Rooms Grove St. Freeport, L. I. In my show rooms you will find at City Prices Cabinet and Tile M a n t l e s Andirons and Fire S e t s Basket G r a t e s Gas G r a t e s and Logs Spark G u a r d s and S c r e e n s Tile Bath Room s and Vestibules a Specialty Tel. 650 Freeport T e l . 2 7 4 R V C e n t r e Coming Events Saturday evening, August 26, Free port Lodge No. 1253, B. P. O. Elks celebrates its fifth anniversary. Wednesday evening, August 30, “ Freeport N i g h t ” at the Lights Club 1 House. Wednesday, August 30, second an- 1 nual beach partv of Mystic Entertian- j ment Committee to High Hill Beach. | Monday, September 4, automobile ride to Rockaway Beach by Patriotic Circle. LIBBY Insurance Mortgage Loans Real Estate - All kinds of Insurance, Real Estate Appraisals, Sales of Real Estate Rockville Centre Baldwin Freeport Merrick Baldw i n Beilmore Wantagh and Surrounding Country L i s t s of P r o p e r t y F o r S a l e a n d F u r n i s h e d H o u s e s F o r R e n t a l a r e n o w b e i n g m a d e . I s h a l l be g l a d to list 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 l i n e s a n d f a m i l i a r i t y w i t h t h e t e r r i t o r y e n a b l e m e t o give e x p e r t s e r v i c e to m y c l i e n t s . FREEPORT OFFICE: 9 to 10 and 4 to 5 , AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE. 10:30 to 3:30 (Daily except Sundays) ^5BSB525B5E5B555Effa5ES2525cl5E5E525ES2525B5H5Z5E5a5E5B5H5ZS25H5BSi NO WONDER That It Is a Big Success “The alluring inducements you are offering in houses and building plots are so tempting that one cannot help buy ing.” That is what our satisfied neighbors tell us about our remarkable Special 10-Day Big Bargain Sale = A T Beautiful Brightwaters, Bayshore, L I. A Sale that made a big hit from the start. This success ful Sale will continue until August 28th—only a few days more. You will never again buy as cheaply at Bright waters as now. Do not let the Sale go by without inves tigating. YOUR MONEY never bought and never again will buy so much real land and house value as NO.W. Go to-day—Now—See the wonderful bargains for yourself. Truck i was out iHSt Saturday morn- An aid to easier h o u s e - c l e a n i n g , our Vacuum C l e a n - g for a bonfire m the rear of the e r at $ 1 7 . 5 0 ; no electp c ity required; let us domonstrate. ; I . WE SELL SO C O N Y K E R O S E N E ing Rexail Pharmacy on Merrick Road. Carl Stnrck of Truck 1 attempted to put out the fire with hand extinguish ers but finding the fire getting the bet ter of him. sent the call for the truck. Deputy Chief Randall was in charge. Valentine VV. Smith of Far Rocas- way, vice president of the Bank cf Long Island, yesterday discovered » small blaze in the side wall of Tetnr le Israel, which adjoins his residence at the corner of State Street and Roanoke A i emje. He .succeeded in extinguish- j ing the fir* without calling the local | department. — Eagle. Aug. 22. Mr. Smith was a member of Truck | 1 of the Freeport Fire Department for ; several years, until he moved to Far , Rockaway. Once a fireman always a ’ fireman LEE-PAHERSON CO. Inc., O P P O S I T E \ R E V I E W O F F I C E \ 6 3 S O U T H M A I N S T R E E T FR E E P O R T , N. Y. T e l e p h o n e . 6 0 LOUIS Prop. Seaman Bros., by Frank B. Seaman, were the lowest bidders on the new house for Hose 3 at the meeting of the Village Board Thursday afternoon, and President Randall was sutboiized to sign the contract fer same. The kids were as follows : Seaman Bros., $3792; George Raynor, $3987; George Rey nolds, $4600; William G. Miller Co., $4850; G. Howard Randall, $4990. The reserve steamer, to be. used in Freeport while the apparatus of En gine 1 is at the American La France shops at Elmira having the tractor a t tached, has arrived in Freeport. It is expected that this apparatus will be delivered about the middle of Septem ber. The wagon for Hose 1 is reported nearly ready for delivery, although no notice has been received from the Mack Company. I d the Fraternal Orders D o inse la th e se c r e t fre t e r n e ! o r g a n ic s lions of F r e e p o r t s o d v icin ity . Daughters of Liberty.— Progressive Council, S. and D. of L., will hold a domino and euchre next Tuesday, Aug ust 29, at 8 o’clock in its lodge room. Domino.—The Patriotic Circle will hold their domino and euchre at the home of Miss Minnie Willets, Church Street, next Friday evening, Septenv her 1. Auto Ride.—An automobile ride to Rockaway Beach will be held on Labor Day, Monday, September 4, by Patri otic Circle. Autos will leave Olive Boulevard at 9 o ’clock. Long Island Council No. 550, U. C. T., had its annual outing Saturday, the destination being Point Lookout, and when there Elliron’s Hotel. The com mittee, E. A. Spiegel, John J. Boland and Walter M. Nichols, guaranteed the success of the afternoon. Freeport Lodge Elks.—At the meet ing Thursday night it was decided to have a boxing contest at the Freeport Sporting Club, for benefit of the char ity fund. The following new members were elected: Charies Frisch and Frank H. Biggs, Smithville South; Richard Watts, Cold Spring Harbor. Four candidates were initiated - Alfred Den teto, Westbury; Nathan Schless, Free port ; Edward J. Kringle, Huntington; Rudolph E. Reichart, Hempstead, also Charles J. Dullea of Amityville, for Logan Lodge No. 452. Ohio. The to tal membership of Freeport Lodge is now 996. Two new applications were received at this meeting. O b ituary HARRIET JOHANNS Harriet, 6-months old daughter of Helen and Andrew Johanns, died Saturday. Funeral services were held on Monday, Rev. Mr. Stiekenbicker of Rockville Centre officiating ; interment in Greenfield Cemetery; C. A. Fulton, funeral director. MARGARET C. HARVEY Margaret C., 3 months old daughter of Clifford and Lena Harvey, died at her late home on Tuesday. Funeral services were held Thursday, James Harris officiating ; interment in Green field Cemetery; C. A. Fulton, funeral director. WALTER SMITH Walter Smith, 33 years old, died Saturday at his home at Valley Stream He is survived by his wid ow, Jessie (formerly Miss Jessie Toombs of Freeport) and two children, Fletcher, 9, and Ira, 6. Mr. Smith was a native of Nebraska, and em ployed as field clerk for the Westing house. Church-Kerr Co., of Manhattan. He was a member of Freeport Council No. 57, Jr. O. U. A. M. Funeral ser vices were held Monday night from the home of his father-in-law, Oscar Toombs in Valley Stream. The inter ment, private, was in Greenfield Ceme tery Tuesday morring. SARAH J A NE LEWIS Sarah Jane, widow of the late Wil liam Lewis, aged 77 years, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William T. Raynor, 104 North Bergen Place, on Monday, after a brief illness. Mrs. Lewis was one of the oldest and best known residents of Freeport, and a life-long attendant and member of the ; M. E. Church. Funeral service* were 1 held at the home of her daughter , Thursday afternoon, Rev SruJ Curtice, pastor of the Freeport M. E. Church, assisted by William S. Hall, officiating, and the interment was at Huntington. C. A. Fulton, funeral ! director. 6 7 S. Main S t r e e t Telephone 158 Automobile Delivery F R E E P O R T , N. Y Oldest WirmiTTT^ Establishment Town 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 ON SALE THIS WEEK: Armour’s Star Ham and Bacoa, Swift’s Premium and Ferris Famous Hams SPECIAL T H I S WEEK Smoked Hams 20cr lb. Loins of Pork 2 2 c lb. L. I. Veal Roast . 2 2 c lb. Rib Roast What do we consider right drug store service? Just this: Suppose you ask us for something we haven’t on hand. We don’t say we’re out of it and turn to the next customer. We say we’re sorry, but we’ll get it for you, and we’ll tell you jttst when—no stall, no bluff, no discourtesy. You are en titled to the best service we can give. We are willing to go to a lot of trouble for the sake of future sales. Freeport’s Up-to-date Drug Store ' P h o n e s , 6 2 9 and 14 8 Fred’k H. Plump ARCADE PHARMACY At the depot FR E E P O R T , N. Y. O ffice m A RepreeeBtativae T. B. ACKERSON CO. “D e v e loper* of C h o ice P r o p a r t i — and Builder* of H o e * — of M e r it\ 1 West 34th S t , New Yoric Weekly W e a t h e r Report (For our readers in other localities) Friday, August 18. clear, hot. ! Saturday, clear, warm. Sunday, clear, warm l Monday, clear, hot, warmest August ' night on record Tueeday, clear, hot continuing. Wednewday, same. cans appreciate them only when they are fresh. H W e specialize in Stridtiy Fresh Eggs ^ O u r line of staple and fancy groceries em b r a c e s e v e r y t h i n g th a t can be found in a modern stock and all of the best obtainable brands. You know our motto — Courtesy — Cleanliness —Honesty — Service THE QUALITY GROCER T e l e p h o n e , 6 3 5 - 6 3 6 Merrick Rd. and Church St. FREEPORT, L 1.
