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10 — 1 - > ; W u r , a b y 25, i m i . 1, WIFE STABBER GETS ; 2 TO 4 YEARS TERM Makes Scene b Conrt aod Is Re minded for Examination As to Hie Semi? Mlnsol*. Feb. CS.—W h e n J u * r e L « r l i Smith. In eotthty court aentenced John T. Patton, 66, to from two to four years in Sing iflttig •Prison *ho prisoner 1*-. came so exottad that It w as'neeensar.v to lead him from the rouH room. Hh attorney, R o b e rt W. Duvall, asked th< Court to have t h e man Atatnincd as (<> hla sanity and Judge Smith directed Dis trict Attorney Weeks to ace tliat eueh examination w a s made. \T h a t la wicked, th a t la cruel,\ de clared the prisoner, \J never had ft chance, I never had a tMal,\ he shouted, aa the im p o rt of the sentence readied him. H e turned to Mr. D u v all who hail made 4 strong plea for the man, but hit counsel told him ho could not do more. Judge Bmlth In pronouncing senti-ticr said, ‘‘I am firm ly convinced th a t you Intended to kill this woman; th a t you did not do It wae not your fault. Old age does not give you Imm unity against punishment.\ Judge Bmlth also said he believed At torney Duvall's recital of th e m any years of domestic troubles the m a n has had .with th e woman he had attacked, but the C o u rt called It a “horrible and terrible Crime” and added, \You are lucky th a t you are not here charged w ith m u rder.\ As P a tton w as led back to his cell In the county jail he called on Ood in heav en to witness th a t he was being unjust ly punished. P a tton, according to Court record, In a fit of Jealous rag e stubbed his 46 year old wife, left her for dead on the rail- j road station platform then announced he w as “ready for the gallow s\ when the officers arrested him. He Is a laborer on the Tiffany estate a t Oyster Bay, the father of ton child ren, six by a form e r wife and four by the woman he alm o st killed. It Is said he w as Jealous of his com paratively young wife and th a t when on Janu a ry 6 he cam e homo to learn she w as about to leave him he followed her to the railroad station. As she was about to board the train he stabbed her 12 tlmee about th e head, arm s and ab domen and hurled her from him. Conductor B enjam in K. Fuvik drove the Infuriated man aw ay from ins vic tim and sent Mrs. Patton to the H u n t ington H o spital where, after her wounds were stitched, she recovered. Pattofl, found glowering hi hifa home, said ho had \shod enough blovd’’ ton the day and announced he w as willing to pay th e penalty. F rank H u b e rt, arrested tor stealing paint, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to Sing Sing P rison for from two to four Richardson O. Fowlor, who recently pleaded guilty to having a Stolen, a u t o mobile in his possession; w as sentence el to ten m o n ths In the county jail. Charles R u b e n thal, of Valley Stream , charged w ith secoi^l degree assault was put on probation for a year. H will report to Probation Officer Hainmil a t stated Intervals. Modem Art In Road Signs Initiated By Enterprise in Progressive Merrick ■ i T ~ . Z V ITA L STATISTICS GALLETLY—M errick, Jan . 23. Eliza beth M. O alletly, aged 88 years. Burks Jan. 26. HODGE—Baldwin, Jan. 26, George L. Hodge, aged 70 years. Buried Jan. RYDER—M alverne, Jan. .26. Ida Amelia Ryder, aged 65 years. Burieu Jan. 29. NELIL’S—New Ilydo P a rk, Jan. 28, Amelia S. N elius, aged 19 years. Bulled Jan. 30. H A R P B L L — H em p stead, Jan. 27, John M aynard H arpell, aged 76 years. Burled Jan. 31. SCHOLL—H em p stead,' Jan. 28, Eliza both Scholl, aged 61 years, B u ried Juu. 80. ROLLY—New H y d e P a r k , Jau. 26. A u g u st Roily, aged 76 years. Buried Jan. 29. BRAHMA—Hollis, Jan . 23, Elizabeth E thel B rahm a , aged 9 m o n ths, infuni daughter of Mr. and M rs. W illiam Brahm a. Burled Jan . 29. BONO—Inwood, Jan . 28, A n thony Bono, aged 45. B u rled Jan. 31. ZAM IN8KI—H em p stead, Jan. 31, John Zaralnskl, aged 9 years. Burled Feb. 1. LAURIE)—To George H a rrison Laurie K irkpatrick and R u th H a rriet Peirce, January 2). £ K IR K P A T R IC K —To Geurgi- Thomas '1 3 9 Cedar avenue, a eon, John Boyd. Cedar avenue, a son. John Boyd, Ja n uary 33. W O L F F —To M ark T- Wolff and Bos sie Wolclqrwsky, 120 Riverside drive, a daughter, Doris. Jan u a r y 20. DYER—To Clarence H e rbert Dyer and Gladys Hobron, 347 Lakevlew avenue, u daughter, Anne M iller, Jan u a ry 13. O E P P E R T —To George Gcyfcert and \Emma Sllnkerel, Sm ith strebt, a daugh £,ter, Mildred T h e resa, Janu a ry 16. GARDNER— To MlllurU Fillmore lO a rdner and Bva Jane Brower, a duugh > ter, Mary ?U*abeth. January 8. % STONE—-fo George Jowlah Stone and Harriet P. Bailey. 110 Hempstead uve > u e , Lynbroek, a eon, William Jenkins, at 18 Llncein avenue, January 7. ” KELLY—To W illiam Kelly and Cath ertne Keller, 68 North VUlafie, avenue, a don, William Douglas, January 3. GREI6T—-Franklin Square, Hcmp- ftead, Feb, 4, to W Is hard H. Uretot -and Mlnni^ H a lt Ureiet, a daughter, Evelyn. WALLACE—Baldwin. Feb. 2, to Ber- .'tram and B eetiiee Carman Wallace, » |on . Forreet, I, cons— Baldwin. Feb. 1, to Roy K. rnd Caroline Capps Cole, a daughter, Caroline. ____ _ ^ TO V lEM OitT ^OP W M ^ l o F F E L H em ps toad, 15.— Hempstead Inc., has A m o v em ent for more artistic sign- hoards th a t promises to a t tr a c t nation al attention has been begun by the M er rick Civic League. These signboards aro to be Ix-autlful oil 'polutlnge by a well know n artist and will depict events connected w ith the early history o f Mer- Slx historical events will be lllustrat- - d on the signboards to be placed on lie M errick road at the Freeport and Bollmore linos and on M errick avenue The sketch shown herew ith gives a i,ooU idea of the character of the slgn- l imrds and uhows as the first subject John Sm ith, who in 1648 gave M errick its nam e. , According to history John Sm ith, af- t - T leaving John Carm an at H em p stead, proceeded to w h a t is now M errick and \threw him self on the ground am o n g a group of friendly Indians and asked them to w h a t tribe they belonged. Upon b ing told ‘Merrick,* he said; H e n c e forth and forever this eettle- r-en t shall be known as M etrlck.’ ” F ive other subjects are under w ay ii id It is expected th a t th e - e n tire six subjects will bo finished and in position 1 y th e early sum m e r to greet the thou- i- iiuls of niotorists passing along Mer- r ck road, . , W h ile artistic signboards have been used for cemturlea abroad, the subjects were chiefly symtibia—crossed keys, roe- es, trees, etc.—end all the algns In a dis trict were alike. This Is th e first time th a t historical events have been Illus trated and each sign different. Merrick baa an extrem e ly interesting early history th a t peculiarly lends Itself to such a movement, bu t eo has the rest of Long Island w hich was sold for a few bushels of maize by Lord Sterl ing, but the Dutch wt>u|d not recognize the tranftuctlon. and .they had a good backing of stolid soldiers. The original deed of Merrick was giv en by the Sacbome of five powerful tribes of Indians—M o n tauks, Maeeape- quas, W a n taghs, M o r flakes and one It Is not generally know n that a t one tlmo the reeldents of Freeport had to drive to Merrick for th e ir mall and th a t a regular packet line w a s m a intained be tween New York and M errick. A t th a t time M errick had four paper mills th a t made high grade w riting pa per from the rags b rought from New York by the good packet Amerlcif. If the M errtfk Idea “takes,\ aa It is likely to, L<>n|-Island will became fa mous for its artistic signboards and pil grim ages will be m ade by m o torists to see the outdoor a r t display. The HwrttH IW K la Hand Lee#ue, crxnppoad o t eleven young M lee. resO- m i H I from t h * at*e and candy sale Saturday. Half «f this Aaouqt wBl be hop4*6 m the chairman ot the Merrick FaT East Fund. Curtis H- Bowne; Jhc ether half wllT be given for other char itable purpefw- Members of the League with Major Christoff el's flnugbtvr, Loulpr. at It* heed, devote at all Umee and on oil •creelon* their energtee to aiding where help lb needed. mm •-:£* * .* > < g y »...» ii*- B S F j UNITED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE N e isa a a i d S u f f o lk C o u n ties Clearing Office, Mineola, N. Y. « Garden Gty 1604 To the cemmuting bushes* men of Long Island: Most men are glad of a chance to be of service to the men end women ef their home towns. Anyone who comes from there is given every possible chance. Next time yon need expert help remember Long Is land. We hare young people out here who need a chance. Help to give h te them by notifying us the next time you need a clerk, stenographer, office boy or draftsman. Our telephone number is given above and we have two wires. Gut this out now and put it on your desk. UNITED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE NASSAU AND SUFFOLK COUNTIES The Official Employment Service of these two counties. 8. .nsilfoii, r^aitoaTltziglWfSiiyaWinris; ibhYiri>Yifr*Yiba'v3AYrt ravltfii it iaSl&Srtol RIAN WHO BLAMED WIFE FOR THEFTS IS SENTENCED Mineola, Ki:l>. 25.—“You w ere tho m i s t e r mind, you had tho Instinct, to st •a!,\ declared Judge Sm ith to G uh tr Vb Gailtird In C o u n ty Court w h en in sentenced ;he prisoner to Sing Sing pr son for from 6years to 3 years and 7 .m o n ths. Ballard and his wife were employed In ih o home of J. William M orrison, G arden City, and while therv they stolu \a lu a b les w c ith $1200. A rrested, they vc.ifeHsed. Their home in New Rochelle was a cache for stolen goods. A ttorney H u rry Mdore appeared for tho prisoner saying he wished to plead to Hie Indictm ent and said also G ailard v. mild waive his right to a delay be- ford sentence. An officer from another stale w as In court prepared to arre s t Gatlard. ^ Ballard, through his attorney, sought to hide behind his w ife’s sklrtA She has since become Insane. Mr. Moore said Mrs. Gailard bundled aftlcles be longing to her w ealthy employees, and Gailard would take them aw ay. Judge Smith held th a t G ailard - w as the directing criminal. H e said Gailard had made tmpreeslous o t keye so th a t be could use them a t his leisure and tho Court declared th a t ac t was for no GRASS FIRE THREATENS SEA BREEZE HOME FOR TOTS Freeiw rt, Feb. 26.—A threatening fire in the rear of the Catholic H o m e,-Front street and Ocean Avenue, gave tho fire men a tussel Friday noon. A high wind fanned tho flames until a young prarto tire threatened the home an d several bungalows. The entire departm e n t w aa palled out, and with the aid of chem icals, soon had the blaze out. REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FORD PRODUCTS AD F. 0. B. Detroit) TOURING CAR, without starter.............- ........ $440 TOURING CAR, with starter ................... $510 RUNABOUT, without starter ................ - ........ $395 RUNABOUT, with Starter ..................................... $465 COUPE ......... $745 SEDAN ....................... $795 CHASSIS . ....................................... $360 TRUCK, with Pneumatics — ............................. $545 TRA C T O R S ........ ................ $790 LISTER & PEARSALL AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS Show Room Sendee Station HENDRICKSON BUILDING FRONT STREET, Opp N. VILLAGE AVE., R. R- STATION T d . IN Tel. 183 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N. V. i T T t ESTABLISHED 1907 I Clarence A. Edwards | \OLD AND TRIED” 1 INSURANCE AGENCY 1 FREEPORT (Opposite Depot) NEW YORK A .-.• *>» » '* < - . 1 Fourteen Years’ E xperience W riting Insurance Net Former floreraor Saber’s See Merrick, Feb. 21.— Mieb Bide B e * wights to contradict the statement that the Morton B. Sulser, fined 610 In the Freeport Police Court tor speding last week. Is the »ori of William Sutaer, for mer Governor of New York; Mr. Sul* er Has no children—never had any. POULTRY Incubators Brooders Baby Chicks ,Hatching £ggs Supplies Seed tor Cataloge* Telephone, 1898 R. V. C. PAUL FREYTAG Plumbing STEAM and H O t WAXES HEATHS Jobbing Prom p tly A ttended To 14 So. Centre Ave. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N. T. Residence Phone 1807 s ERVICE AT1SFACTI0N UCCESS Y o u w h o m I h a v e serv e d a r e sa l i o f M . Losses a r e p a id prom p tly. A system a tic m e th o d of sifl r e c o r d s fo r renew a l policies a r e k e p t fo r y o u r p r o tectio n . L a rge a n d sm a ll o rd e r s a r e tre a t e d alike. W H Y p o t d o y o u r business w fth a * o ffice t h a t you k n o w w ill w rite th e kited of in s u r a n c e yep n e e d a n d db I t in a bw in e s s -iik e m a n n e r ? jbdtSoU. 168, Jr. O. V. A. M gdopted resolutions that in the death ot Brother William Btoflfel the Council has tost a truo and valued inumber; hi* fata lly a fond and loving lather, and the wm u n m ity one of its noble vUlwitw. The tyunctl extended to hi* bereaved family, ■tovarfc sym p athy T - Firc.^Life, Personal Accide^, Workmen’s Ccmpensaticn, Automobile, Fire and ^ T h eft,^ability, < ’ Professional Cards SURVEYORS E D W I N S . V O O R H I 3 Civil Engineer-Surveyor •*ost Office Building. N. Village Ave. R o c k v i l l e C e n t r e , L . I. telephone 312. M, Rockville Centre Re*l<i»nce Phone. 137^ MECHANICS \ CHA8. O. COLVIN A SON M E R R ICK, L. I. 8t-<lan—ANCHOR TOP—Coupe GLASS ENCLOSED I'omfnrt end Conwnlene* lb* Tear Around Anto Palnttn* of All Kind* Top end Curtain Work NIJKSR MRS G 8EINSOTH NURSB All Onnee—Local Doctors' lt«< * e * e * Phone R. V. C. IT9-W l* Rnwrvotr Ave. Reekrtlle Oeedre Phone 180-R. MARCUS 11. BURRILL M. CP. Specializes In all FOOT A ILM E N T S 9 A. M.—8 P. M, Sunday, 9-12 241 Merrirh Road Monday, 2-8 Rockville Centre, L. 1. MONEY TO LOAN M O N E Y T O L O A N M O N E Y T O L O A N o n b o n d a n d m o r t g a g e , M y p le n ty of m o n e y to lo a n o n good s e c u r i t y . A D R I A N H . C O U R T E N A Y , A i t o r n e y - a t - L a w , N o . 55 M a in S t . , H e m p s t e a d , N . Y . Money to Loan-First Mortgages jn d e s i r a b l e im p r o v e d p r o p e r t y 1 iclt Answers REASONABLE RATE LAWYERS T frie A M TRUST CO. 369 Fulioa il/itl, JiuuiceJI. T. M O N E Y T O L O A N O N B O N D A N D MORTGAGE Mv (Tllent* have plenty of meoey le loan on good eoeurltTi Fees Reasonable RAUL J. BENNETT Attnmey-at-l.aw, 38 North Park Ave ROCKVILLB CENTRA, M. T. M O N E Y LOANED On Bond and Mortgage, inveet*sate Placed. Tax Searching ead Title* Examined, Rea*— able Chargee BROWER d PA T T E R fle* ' Front tit., Rockville Centre, N. T Telephone. Rockville Centre 4# DENTIST Phone Freeport 64-B UR. U. W. REID _____________ Dentist 8* South Oca— Ave. Freeperi, H. V. Office Hours 1 gveni—re •-* er hr eg- oointment Brooklyn Office*! Myrtle end Qypreee Ave... Ridewnid NationnJ Beak Butldl— Ba. A. a . HAMMOND D entist Room 4 Free p ert Bank Bulldlag Telephone. IS8-W UNDERTAKE*® PETTIT B R O T H W UNDERTAKERS EMBALM H I S R o c k v i l l e Centre St Hempstead it—.. LlnoeLn Ave., near M i e r i * * * TeL 444-L BeeAvtae O eatre ... ................................ D . TIN AND SHEET AISTAL E l i f c . Go t * * Fornaoe#, R o e g * ■tailed and 1«5 FRANKLIN ST1IEET Phone: 6T6-R Bempetwd, ■sfiss I Repaired L A w r o m a A W r a i f e a t U n r V 7 E a llroad A 1 TotopAm*. tttl A v w W 3 s 1- OHARLB8 DIUOOS LEWIS* Coeneeler *t Lew *4 Court Street Obeerver BeilSlai Brooklyn, N. f . , Bodretts O & a t m WALLACE A PATTEHSON attorneys and Oouneeie* at Law ( (Successors te John Lgr*0 6 Front St., RookYllla Oentro. M t Telephone Roehrllle Centre 4# Telephone Hempetea* SB GRIFFITHS & KORMCKBR Counsellors a t Law 63 Main S t. Hemp«tea4. N.T PHYBItEANa Phone Connection. MRS. B. M. LARSEN STRIKE Scientific Meeeage Treatment for Rheumatiem, Neuralgia, Lembage, Sciatica. Nenrpue Ailment. Oheelty. Bto. II Village Ave.. Rockvin# C e n t* ARTHUR CHAIJMERS MARTI*. * . * . 99 No. Village A venae Rockville Centre Now Teen Telephone: ReekvlUe Cent* IS CMfloe hours: 1 te I dolly eeeegt B a n g * f to » Mon., Wed., m d a y * t r Otherwise by AppoteWeet DR. J. B N 9 0 B HUTOEI OSUe end Lineoln Ave., ReMivlUe Dead** L. I Telephone Cell, • BsWvRh OiwS* Oflke 1 m s 6 le 18 A.M. „ 7 to 8 PJI \ H. E. BOOROM, M. D. Rockville Centre, M. f . Corner Uneeln end Village A’ OSes Hew* I AJf. te IS Neen, i n a * ____ Telephone, IS Reekvflle OleS* W. B. WHEHLOCK, M. * Tl Ltneeln A v enee Kockvtlle Centre LOWS T e leghene 811 0 * o e H enri: I te • 86 A. M.. 1 te 8,88 F. 6.1# u 7.1# P. M„ Sendere W. a 8. HORTON, M. ». 361 Long Beach Read Near Trolley Stop 1#S Oeeae Side, L, t Telephone « « l BeetortDe • * * S B * Bemre: 8 to 9 a.m., • te 4 p .* „ #.10 t e t.9t p.i MUSICIANS EDITH F. MelNTOS* PIANIST. ACOOMFANIST. Studio: Observer Bulldtag Obeerver Street. RoekvOle Oeatre, * . T Telephone, 619-E MARIE E. WRIGHT PLANO INSTRUCTION 9 kandall Ave. ReekvlUe Centre Telepheda 81-W t*:81 a HAROLD DU TALL sreektim T * e h * e# I S * * p i a n o iN t m t u c n o w SpeeUIO* Tsehais. Fendenwada# leeweeW * Adveneed Plane StedT Telephene 1#4#-M 19 DeMett P lay ReehvlUs O OOre* Laween Ave. Telephone 319 Freeport DR. L. M. ROBINS Surgeon DeirtMt 24 South Grove Street FREKPORT. N. T, C. P. N E L S O N , D. C. PlL C INSURANCE - ALL KINDS ' 1 ' \ : - New York OMee d o * 1171 OBA6U.ES EATS Uednrtnker nnd Mertlea. L L. * . V. (Doctor ef CfcirspeegIM) to W. Merrick Rogd, Freeport, k L Hours: Monday, Wedneedgy had Friday, 10-18 A 8 4 F- i L 7^ P. M.; Tneeday, Thtaeday gad S s B e * day, 10-12 A M. Office Phene Freepert 000. Residence Phene Freeport 87W. * 4 - JOHN a DSETOE. «oe and NsEdei * Avaoue. earn* deewe Wmm Tees., T h w * .°« 5 U t k \ • te • gB# ANNA B. FREAE. D, C, P k <k aeedag and Friday Snea •Ed #e d<d Am, FlwtseM, SL t . DB. 6 . S. SMALLWOOD
