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THE NASSAU POST, FREE PORT, N. Y , FRIDAY, JANUARY 26. 1817 MVR POST OFFICE KTUBKHORT rO # T O m C * . U r 4 t n m r j mmd M a lte V r u n t 7 a. m. to • p. m. «l. O. B. mm4 T . *. B a n k P r o m a a. m. to t 1:18 a. m 11 :«e a. rn trM p. m 6:10 p. m. • p. m. m . to f p. tk * W e n t R e a d y fo r D ie. 7:46 a m. 1:00 p. rn. 1:16 p. m. 6:10 p. m. 7:5# p. m. tfce C a n t R e a d y fo r D l a 1:10 a m 1:00:00 p.. m. 7:40 p. 2:10 p. 5:40 p 1:1# a m 16:40 p. m 1 p 4:10 p. m. 4:46 p. 7:00 p. Malle Clone and IMapatekrd Bor the Weet For tke Beat 7:40 a m. 7:4 0 1:19 a m I t :6# a m 1:10 P m 4:20 p m T * 0 p m LONG ISLAND RAILROAD TIM E . T A B L E l o n g i s l a n d r . r . t i m e t a b l e (W f o c tl r e O c to b e r 17th, 1914.) L e a v e M e rrick for N e w Y o rk, and In- te m e e d l a t e sta t io n * : W e e k - d a y s —6.16, 1.66. 6.30. 4.64, 7 I I . n . 2 l . I 0L 18 11. 8 82. W .11. a m . ; it.11. 1 38. 1.08. 4.17. 6 38, M l . 1 11. 11.14, p.ra. S u n d a y s —£ 48. I 20, 0.60 a m . 12.21, 2.48. 4.31. 6.31, 1.04. 11.17 L e a v e F r e e p o r t for N e w Y o rk, P e n n - m rlvanla S t a ti o n , and B r o o k lyn: W eek - £ i y * —6 *0. 6.66. 6.42. 6.68. 7.22. 17.49. 8.05. 1 :17. 8 66, 19.41, 19.17 a m : 12 23, 1.34, LL3; 4.2L 6.#2, 6.42. Ifl.ll. 6 39. 8 16, * 22. ■ 10 p . r a S u a d a y —4.62, 8.24, 9 26 a .m . : * 32. 2.62, < 36. 6.37. 6 40. 8.12. 8 26, 11.21 e p o r t for A m ltyvllle, B a b y - hogue and d In term e d l i t e ita - Ww mk ;k-day»—na a f 44. 8.10, a8.31. .;; al.46.l.46, ma il2 19,9, 2.44..44, a.3 58. aS.Ol T - i- r —i-g-x T X j h t ‘‘The Largest Incorporated Village on Long Liand—-Freeport P I V H H I J f 1 IV I .Occupies Prominent Position Among Villages of the Empire State.^— A X . A Secretary of State FRANCIS M. HUGO. hiK w a ter in their districts, the rig h t of condem n ation Is granted upon this approval of town boards. pe r s o n a l m e n t io n f R££ pqrt WOMAN FREEPORT CHURCHES UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN PLAN FOR PEACE Mildred L. Stiles, recently opera ted upon a t 8L M ary's H o spital, Brooklyn for acute appendicitis is rapidly inproving. She will retu rn to her hom e next Friday. A Mite Box social in conjunction w ith the reg u lar m e e ting of the Wo m e n 's Foreign M lssinary Society o f ; the M. E. C h u rch will be held at the | home of Mrs. J. Brown, Jan u a ry 26. a t three o’clock. BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. Wm. B reckenrldge pastor, will preach a t both services on Sunday 11 The In ternational Defense League, a. in. subject “T h e Preaching of the which has for its m o tto the world C ross the Pow e r of God.\ 7:30 d . wide patriotic union has ju s t been m ' subject “Jacob the Supplanter, organized in M a n h a ttan for the pur- the crisis of the lone night. Also an explanation will be made pose of inspiring patriotism and in- about the proposed R e m o n strance Bill for the State and an opportunity culcating honor and obedience to the laws of the land, by a F r e e p o rt wo- All m e m b e rs and prospective m em -1 lnan- M rs. J . H u n g e rford M ilbank, hers are requested to attend. Jon, P a t c h og lie a n B a n s : W - d a y n — n 4 ' n .6 3 , M B . a * .1 2 aE 66, a l l 9. 16.83, la 7 06, 7.46. a8.U3, a9.07. a l l . 2# p . m . ; 12 17, 02.22, n ig h t* S u n d a y * —6.81. a t 21 a m . ; 12.34, 2.30. a3 64, h 6 44, al.u e , n9 42. 11.14 p.m .; a l2 17. *1 39. Y o rk, P e n n s y lv a n ia Wen, for F r e e p o r t , M e rrick an d prln te t e r m e d l a t e s t a t i o n s : W e e k - d a y s 7.#4. 8.36, 11.00 a.m .; clpal i3.60, el 26, rick), ) , AM. 1.00, 4.97, 14 4 7 (ex c e p t M e rric k tOO (t6 .61 e x c e p t M e rr ick), 6.33, 6.64, * 1 6 , 6.66. 7.10, 8.16. 16.16, 11.30 p.m .: ----- ‘h “ ind d a y s —4.30, 8.25, ........ 1.W n ig t, a m . : 1.40. 3.00. t.51, 6.16, 8. 21.30. p .r a . ; 12.34 n ig h t. a T r a i n s run ■N o llrooklj S u n a y s —4.30, 00. 4.61, Ig h t. B a b y lrm only tioi 8.25, 8.08. p.m .: 11.40 10.17, M r. and M rs. E r n e s t S. R a n d a ll left January 24, for a ten day trip to Daytona, F la. w h e re Mr. R andall will be a guest of his father, John J. R a n d a ll. The village board m eeting scheduled for T h u rsday, February 1, will be held with F r a n k lin Bedell, the senior trustee presiding. Mrs. W illiam G M iller, who has been very ill at her home on Ocean avenue for the last six weeks re m a ins in a serious condition. She is constantly under the care of a specialist and two total physicians. The South Side D e m o cratic club held an oyster dinner at Brooklyn hall, Monday night. John M. Quinn addressed the meeting. Miss H e len Tucker, supervising teacher in cooking and sewing, has ju s t retu rn e d to her duties after a severe attack of grip. s S a t u r d a y s onl; jK x c e p t S a tu r d a y * , • e x c e p t holiday tBtH xx cc cc S t a ti o n . »b frorom p t S a t u r d a y s andI T r a i n s lea ra B r o o k lyn, holidays. K a tb u s h / le anmi sh e w n f N e w York, o r-, S t a ti o n . T h is tim e table David A . H a m aker, who has been seriously ill and in the m o u n tains to recover his health, has returned home greatly im p roved. M rs. B a th e sam e tim e a s th o s e u u m c B n a n y im p i u r c u . m i = . le w Y P e n n s y lv a n i a m a k e r, who assisted in nursing her . - tlrTl,e tuble subject to husitand to good health has returned B lu n g e w ith o u t notloe. w i t h him. VILLAGE DIRECTORY ---------------------- ..— P i t h — ASK DR. RKHARDSIII J e h u ii. M a lm k e n S i la s A. W illia m * V i l l a g e C l e r k . S y l v e s t e r P. S h e a . V i l la g e C o u n s e l , L e o F i s h e l . H o a d C o m m i s s io n e r , M. P. B u n d . T r e a s u r e r , S. D lm o n S m i t h _______ T a x C o l le c t o r , D F r a n k S e a m a n . Iti» 'm h r om'cer. Y ir^W m 1, H. T h e “ ''ookljn Weekly News reports H e a l t h Inspector, Jo h n A. S e a rlc*. 1 a s follow s : T h e V i l la g e T r u s t e e s c o n s t i t u t e th e B o a r d of H e a l th . T h e V i l la g e Office Is lo c a t e d a t 46 >Vcst M e r r ic k H o a d . T h e V i l la g e T r e a s u r e r s Office a t 23 R a i l r o a d A v e n u e . T a x C o l l e c t o r 's Ofll TO STAY AS PASTOR Dr. A. S. K a v anagh, d istrict sup- I erintendent, presided at the annual i m e e ting of the congregation of the F o u r th Avenue M. E. C h u rch held P o lice D e p a r t m e n t C h ief, E r n e s t S. C a r l C a p t a i n , C a r l D a r c n b e r g . P o l ic e J u s t i c e . C l in t o n M. FI H e a d q u a r t e r s Churcti Street. Telephone, Freepo P u b lic Schools Boo 8 c h e a t D Itim d a l l P o lice •or M e r r i c k rt. 700. int. Con B oard of E d u c a tio n ( s t r ic t No. 0, T o w n of H e m p s tead P r e s i d e n t, C. D w ight B a k e r ▼ lo e - iT e s . C h a r le s C. M o o re. W a lt e r B. C e z z e n s D a v id S u t h e r l a n d , Jr. Skinny H. Sw e z e y UupL of S c h o o ls, W a rd O ffice H o u r s , H igh SchooL K. 8:16 to 9:00: P.M. 4:00 to ‘ta r y to S u p e r ln t e n d e t C lerk. R o b e r t M. D T r e a s u r e r , O s c a r W. V a len \ H . 00 to 6:00 to S u p e r in t e n d e n t , A d e le M iller iaghy F o s t e r , C s B e c tor of T a x e s , Jo s e p h T o w n H a ll, H e m p s tead A t t e n d a n c e Officer, M e d ical Inapectoi School N u r s e . V ise 27 Railroad W ednesday evening. T h e reports re reived, from the various organizations connected w ith the church w ere w ith out exception of a most encouraging nature, as they all showed splendid C o c t , j g row th. The organizations included oa \ the Sunday School, Epw o rth League, M el's Society, I-atTiesV Aid Society, W o m en's Foreign M issionary Society, Boys Brigade, Church Army, class m e e tings, p ray e r m e e tings and the church itself, which financially, nu m e rically and spiritually exhibited splendid progress. T h e district superintendent was re quested by a unanim o u s vote to use his good office to secure the appoint m e n t for another year of Dr. ,W. A. R ichard as pastor. C. Moon » r , B. R iley R a y n o r r , Ju l i a n D e a n , M.D. M rs. S tan ley S m ith m; C h i e f . H o w a r d H. P e a r s a l l a t A s s i s t a n t . J o h n J. R a n d a l l . J r . (Mid A s s i s t a n t . C l a r e n c e W iliam s . O h a » l a i a , R e v . A. C. K a r k s u . h t e r g e e n . D r. W m . H. R u n c i e . F i r s C a ll. F r e e p o r t . No. 400. F i r e A l a r m C a lls l k u h e u i 2. H c k e o l No. 2. B o h o o l No. No. 1. G r o v e S t r e e t s , k a o l f B e a c h C o r n e r P i n e a n d No. 4 Rnhool 6 . Slot oall. le 2, Seal A v e r A n s w e r to h e I, A r c h e r 4, C o lu m b A v e n u e . a d q u a i c h i e f ) . 4. G e n e r a l a l a r m (o r d e r fro m O n e lo n g b l a s t to p r e c e d e g e n e r a l a l a r m . P o w e r H o u s e E m e r g e n c y C a ll. ■Owe lo n g , o n e s h o r t b l a s t , a n d re p e a t . N O R T H O F M E R R I C K RO OA AJ D . e a n A v e n u r g l u l a Ave B e a m a n d W yvle'w A v e n u e s . P e n n s y l v a n i a Av PH OK M E R R I C K R ( W e s t o f O c e a n A v e n u e .) 6, B e a m a n and V i r g i n i a A v e n u e s \A. N e w Y o r k a n d B e a m a n A v e n u e i I t . W a l l a c e H t r e a t a n d W e s t L i n c o ln A v e n u e s . isy y I v u n l a a n d Issnn A v e n u r s . P l a c e . 14. P e n n s I v u n l a a n d Issn n 15. H a n s o n a ml F l o r e n c e 1 ft, R a n d a l l a n d H a y v ie w 1 IT. P o a r e a l l EAGLE Kh^ctrlcal Sh*c Repairing R u b b eie and Shoes R epairee while you wait All W o rk G u a ranteed R easonable Prices JAMES PISCI0TTA, Prop. 35 RAILROAD AVHNIiK F r e e p o rt, L. I. of 211 Pine street, who startled the country two years ago by form ing the (Joiunm ians, a federation of wives, m o thers, sw e e thearts and grandm o th ers w o rking for home defense against w a n a r e w ithout and from d e s tr u c tion within. The International Defense League has a w ider scope and already the plucky iiltle F r e e p o rt woman is m a k ing the effects of h e r ideas count for much. T h e propaganda is far reach ing and she is w inning converts who are becom ing m e m b e rs am o n g the most prom inent and noted men and women of the country. Nor does the plan and purpose .of the league end in this Country. It extends to other countries. i he league has been incorporated and a certificate of incorporation has been filed at Albany. The pream b le and context of ^the certificate reads as fo 'lo w s : “We the undersigned, of full age, being desirous of associating o u r selves together for a better u n d e r standing between nations training and equipm e n t for defense, ra th e r than offense with all conferences and activity m a k ing for international am ity declare as follow s: \ 'T h a t the p a r ticu lar objects for which we stand are as follows: “ 'To fu r th e r the knowledge and appreciation of civics as well as the 11guts and duties as residents of this country; to inspire patriotism and in culcate honor and obedience to the laws of the land in which one lives together with eo-edueational training in m ilitary tactics and athletics. “ 'The foundation idea in the mind of the founder is the realization that he who sanctions the destruction of ano th e r’s home in th a t act seals the doom of his own and consents to the d ishonors at which he connives.\ ” Mrs. M ilbank declares that often men and women cling to a disastrous line of conduct w ith the bulldog ten acity of conscious rectitude. 'A' villan m ay he changed, for sub- I consciously there is alw a y s the ‘God I w ithin,’ \ she said. \B u t the persons j who cannot be changed are thq men and women who a r e sincerely right according to their understanding of the case. Men and women are not fundam e n tally evil or lacking in home instinct j Let us cease harping and whining will be given for signatures petition in favor of it. Bible School m e e ts at 9:45 C lasses for all. Mid week service for prayer and bible study on T h u rsday at 8 p. m. TEMPEBANt’E BAY AT THE METHODIST CHURCH. Concerted Discussion. All over the S tate of New York, in j thousands of churches of all denom inations on Sunday next, will be told the story of how the present law s of this great State disfranchise m illions of voters so far as liquor legislation is concerned, and make it im p o ssible for thousands of com m u n ities to say w h e ther they will or will not have i the saloon doing its work near their hom e s and places of business. And to all these thousands of congregations a carefully worked out plan for b ring ing pressure to bear upon the legis- | latu r e to change these laws will he presented. j In addition to all this the people I will be asked to sign petitions to the legislature and to congress asking that steps be taken to make possi ble the adoption of prohibition am e n d m e n ts to the State and N a tion- 1 al constitutions. Incident to all this, and yet of g r e a t im p o rtance, will he a setting j forth of the debauching and debasing influence of the saloon in our m od ern life the world over. In tlie M ethodist C h u rch Dr. C u r tice will speak at the m o rning s ervice on \Money and Men, or the Social and Economic U n fairness of the Liquor Traffic.\ In the evening the topic will be ‘'Som e Plain /S tatem e n ts as to Why the Liquor T rade is a C e n tre of all Iniquity.\ Freeport, Jan. 23, 1917. Bedell, M r. Wm B e rnardo, M r. T . Classic Novelty Mfg. Co. C a rpenter, Ju lia Cohen, M rs. Chas. L. Dedek, Mr. Francis Deuten, M rs. M ary E., C e n tral ave. Francis, M r. George Gold, Mr. Edwin H e im b e rger, Mr. and M rs. A. H eibeigen, M r. Louis Jerm o n , Miss Irene Johnston, W illiam Nichols, M rs. W. V Casino ave P r a tt, A lbert L Polace, M rs. A. Presdee, Mr. and Mrs M E <2) Page, M rs. W ashington St. Phillips, M rs. T O ., 283 M iller ave. Rae, Miss Mary Reynolds. M rs. Frank, 98 W alnut ave. Itoehr. Mrs C. J Standing, M rs. B. T. BENSON SM ITH. P M . F reeport, N. Y. and to membership on the Commerce and N avigation, and the C o n servation com m ittees, and also to the com m ittee on Affairs of Villages. The two Suffolk County Assem h h men each received an im p o rtant chairm a n ship. M urphy was ’re-ap pointed chairm a n of Excise, and T a .- EAST ROCKAWAY Mr. and Mrs. W illiam F a u lkner and Mr. and Mrs. C. Lent enjoyed a thea tre trip to “So Long\ Letty,\ on Mon day evening. • • • • Joseph Schlick, of Plainfield ave- madge suceeded H. E- M achold of nue, has fiurchased a new King toor- Jefferson as chairman of Conserva- LONC. ISLAND LEGISLATORS. Long Island legislators—the S e n a tors and A ssem b lym e n —from Nassau and Suffolk—fared w ell in the d istri bution of com m ittee assignm e n ts in both houses recently made. The ao- pointm e n ts w e re announced at th ■ opening sessions last week. Senator George L. Thom pson of the Nassau-Stiff oik d istrict was re-ap- tvintod to m e m b e rship of the U p p jr House F inance Committee, the mo-t im p o rtant com m ittee of th a t house. , tion. The detail of the com m ittee assign m e n ts of Long Island Assem blym en follows: ‘•'mg Island (Suffolk)—Talm a d g e , chairm a n C o n servation, Labor and In dustries, Affairs of V illages; M urphy chairm a n Excise, Insurance, Public Education. l-ong Island (N a s s a u )—McW hinney Public Institutions. Internal Affairs Affaire of Villages. Senator George L. Thoptnson and A ssem b lym an H e n ry A. M urphy of Suffolk, introduced bills in both H ouses at A lbany last week to p e r mit the use of blade or scrapper tongs to take m u sseis, crabs and scallops in G reat South Bay. Assem b lym an McWhinney and Sen ato r Thom pson introduced bills to am end the town law by authorizing com m issioners of w a ter d istricts to ac- quite w a ter works com p a n ies supply ing car. • • • 4 M ortim er Lent of W a terbury, Cone, spent the week end as the guest of his parents, Mf. and Mrs. C. Lept. of Plainfield avenue. Mrs. D ickerson entertained the Octogan Five H u n d red club at her home on E a rle avenue last Tuesday afternoon. The favors w e re aw arded to Mrs. F a u lkner, Mrs. Barons and Mrs. Campbell. The m e m b e rs w e re: Mrs. Lem, Mrs. Faulkner, Mrs. Ba ions. Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs. Cam pbell, Mrs. Egan and Mrs. Dickerson Mrs. W illiam F a u lkner entertained friends from Brooklyn at her home on Garfield place Sunday . Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Board, Etc. V o * t U t i l e w n n t “ iu I m .” *ret t h e k o o «I m w h i l e t h e trettlnic** k o o «I. T e l . 61. T w o c e n t * u w o r d fo r hrwt I n * e r t l o n ( m i n i m u m t e n w o r d ) o n e c e n t a w o r d f o r MiicceMMlve l n * e r t l o n s . Y. M. C. A. FUND OF [$40,000 COMPLETED The cam p aign to raise $40,000 for the Young Men’s C h ristian A ssocia tion of N a ssau and Suffolk C o u n ties was successfully concluded last T u e s day evening at the dinner of the Di rectors, and D istrict and Local C h airm e n held at the G arden City WANTED—75 girls to sew on mach ines; those who seek steady cm ploym e n t only need apply. Apply S h e b a r and Klein, 36 No. Main St., Freeport. WANTED—A com p e tent girl or w o m an for general housew o rk; no w a shing or ironing required. W. C. Moon, 48 Porterfield place. TO RENT—Dead storage space for autom o b iles $2 per m onth. P. O. box 67, Freeport. th a t is no way to cure the sore upon H o te,‘ when pledges and guarantees F 0 R g A L E - O a k sideboard and din- J y w ere announced for the entire fund. the body politic. We m u s t begin a t the root of the disease and put a m edium of understanding into the m inds of men and women, girls and boys. We shall go ahead w ith our defense league and before the year is up we will hope to have planted the seed of not abnorm a l patriotism that has its definition in the form of m u rder, but a tru e patriotism th a t will know home up-building and not hoke des truction. KILLED BY TRAIN NEAR LYNBROOK IS, lam K B e a c h a n d R a n d a l l A v e n u e s . W . R a n d a l l A v e n u e P la t M . B e r g e n B e a c h n d a tl A v e n u a n d B e r g e n P l a c e , m d B r o o k l y n A v e - A v e n u e an d O liv e R lv. id M a d iso n A v e n u e s , rk A IS l-o n g Be M . B c x l n g t e 86 . p i n e S t r e e t a n d P a r k A v e n u - SC. P i n e S t r e e t a n d B a y v iew Ave 27. P i n e S t r e e t a n d L o n g B e a c h v e n u e . P o r t e r f i e l d 26. M a d iso n A v e n u e P l a c e . 21. M e r r i c k R o a d a n d P a r k A v e n U e . ( E a s t o f O c e a n A v e n u e .) 31. S e a m a n an d C o l u m b u s A v e n u e s 32. M a in a n d M ilto n S t r e e t s 34. O c e a n a n d L e n a A v e n u e s 36 M a in S t r e e t a n d G l a n d A v e n u e . 16. G r a n d a n d C o l u m b u s A v e n u e s . *7. G r a n d a n d F r e d e r i c k A v e m i i . G r o v e S t r e e t a n d R a n d a l l A * . P a r s o n s a n d H a r r i s o n S . M a in S t r e e t a n d B rool 43. B r o a d w a y a n d M o u n t * . G r o v e S t r e e t a n d O llvj 46 , P i n e S t r e e t an d ( « r P i n e a n d C h u r c h J r M a in S t r e e t and 41 N e w t o w n B lvd. a n d H e n r y S t r e e t , sa' N e w t o n Btvd. a n d H e len A v e n u e . S O U T H O F M E R R I C K R O A D . ( W e s t o f O c e a n A v e n u e .) J \ — t e k R o a d : M e r r i c k et. St. We m a n u facture beautiful From old carp e ts of any kind W-1 m a k e any size RAG RUGS AND CARPETS At leasonable prices Main Rug Works 351 No. Main Street Tel. 444-R Freeport D u ring the previous eight days lo cal com m ittees in a large num b e r of com m u n ities had been soliciting pledges. On T u e sday evening the eight d istricts had subscribed as foi- Dist. Chairm a n . No. 1 M o rgan H. G r a c e ............. $11,357 No. 2 C. W. W a lker ................ 1,155 No. 3 Dr. J , C. S c h m u c k ........... 625 No. 4 H. E. Brown ...................... 899 No. 5 A. S. P e tty ......................... 2,043 No. 6 M ilton L. E c luse ............. 1,143 No. 7 E. D. Gaboon .................. 850 No. 8 C. E. Sm ith ........................ 1,415 Total ........................................ $19,488 Previously acknow ledged... 15,000 P. O. box ing table w ith claw feet. 67, Freeport. FOR SALE—Gas range, brass bed, new invalid’s chair, curtains, and fine parrot. 20 Seam an Avenue, F r e e p o rt FOR RENT— 4 rooip apartm e n t and b a t h ; first floor, $18. Broadway and R o sedaie Ave., J. D. Comisky, tel. 86. Scratch Feed No G rit Laying Mash $ 2 .5 5 $ 2 .3 0 1 HAT MAKES THE HENS LAY We carry all kinds of Feed for the Poultryman Sunny Slope Farm GRAND'AVE. Tel. 1340 Freeport BALDWINS SUNNY SLOPE FRESH LAID EGGS ean be had at P. J. KEIRNAN’S Tea and Uollee Store, 11 South Main SI. Have You Paid A Visit to the FREEPORT WOMAN’S EXCHANGE, or joined and entered your specialty. We would like to interest all, especially farmer's wives—A fine way to make extra pin money. We need you to come and see us or call 1203-w Freeport. MRS. C. P. KELSEY FREEPORT, L. I. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION ThoHe intemrted in learning and practicing upon the violin ema obtain the ncrvice* of one vthiiKe many yearn of experience in leading, df. well bn inntriictlng, assures proficiency. Having returned to Freeport will be pleased to receive pupils at my residence. L O U I S B A F R 77 WEST SEAMAN AVENUE (Phone Mfi-W) FREEPORT R a n d a l 1 A I B r o o k M o u n t i a n d O llv n d O c e a n v e n u e e r B o u l e v a r d I A v e n u e . N e w to n B o u l e - M B a y v l e w Ave. a n d M e rrli 4 1 L o n g B e a c h A v e n u e an d Ra Ave a n d S m ith S t r e a n d W h a l e y S t an d W h a l e y 1 . O c e n A v e n u B a y v l e w A v e n u - 16. L o n g B e a c h A v e n u e S t r e e t . a f O c e a n A v e n u e a n d W h a le y S t r e e t , xe\ A r c h e r S t r e e t a n d K l l l o t t P l a c e . O c e a n a n d S o u t h e l d e A v e n u e s . - ...................... a n d W e s t K n d A v e n u e s . ■itlctic e nn d BB aa yy vv lle e ww Avev i t l e A v * a n d R o o s e v e lt Pli l a c e . S t r e e t i t . O c e a n a n d S o u i n 25 : A t l a n e d ^ A e n u e . « ! . A t l a n t i c A v a a n d R o o s e v e lt P 44. W e s t S l * e A » n u e a n d R a y S t r 65, B a y v l e w A v e flue and Jehnaon PI- IT. L o n g B e a c h A v e n u e a n d C e d a r st. 46. W e s t S id e A v e n u e a n d F r o n t St. —tile r A v e n u e a n d F r o n t S t r e e t . Godfrey Gilbert, Jr. IIARANTKKD VULCANIZING TIKES AND W TO SUPPLIES Diamond Tires T e lephoiM i 1X13 • West Herrtok Joseph M u rray, aged 21, an inm a te of the Brunsw ick Home at A m ltyvllle w a s killed on the Ijong Island tracks on Monday night betw een Lynbrook and Valley S tr ean. The exact details are unknow n but it is thought that M u rray, who was feeble m inded, w ith a com p anion bad been to Jam a ica and w a s returning on a steam train on the MontauIt division, when he either fell or jum p e d from th e train. T h e Long Beach train, west bound, whicn passes here annul 7:25, felt a Jolt w h en it reached H o rton avenue, ju s t before the Valley Stream station was reached and when the trainm e n looked for the cause they found the fram e w o rk which connects w ith the third on ,*'r‘ siKiitficance °f the work of th-‘ rail badly broken. A little fu r th e r (o the hoyg and young mon of th „ aw a y they found the body of M u rray, j island. Mr. A. H. Greeley of the State I m u tilated and w ith several bones Executive Com m ittee of the Young 1 b roken. It is supposed the electric Men's C h ristian Association, who has I , rain a t, uck M u rray's body which he,ped ln the can’paig’n w o rk‘ ,hcn train stiu c k M urray s hotly, wnicli roported fhe p i ^ e s . D istrict No. 1 i caused the jo lt felt by the trainm e n , com p rising the north part of Nassau Judge Neu made inquiry of the case County, and of which M organ H. i and will hold an inquest later. U n d er- Grace, G reat Neck, was chairm a n re- i tak e r Ronalds took charge of the body P ° r t «L I ,, ^ L $11,357. Mr. Fred M. H ill, genetal and will take It to the private bury- secretaiy of , h e Association, then ing ground at the B runsw ick Home thanked the men who had helped in i for Interm e n t. the cam p a ign, and made possible the j M u rray cam e to the B runsw ick raisln K of the fund at th,H Ume; I Home from an asylum at Albany and $40,(no The balance of $5,512 was u n d e r w ritten by a group of D istrict Leaders who have guaranteed to secure pledges to cover this am o u n t or Ite personally responsible for its pay m ent. A num b e r of local com m ittees have been delayed in m a k ing their solicitations and wish to continue for a few days longer, so th a t the Dis trict C h airm e n feel confident in a s sum ing this personal i^-sponsiliility. The Young Men's C h ristian Asso ciation will im m e d ia te ly begin its active work in the field. F o u r secre taries are already on the staff and the five additional men will lie en gaged as soon as possible. At the dinner on Tuesday night, Mr. J. B M o rrell of North p o rt. C h a ir m an of the Board of D irectors, spoke it was then stated th a t he was an orphan w ithout relatives. «• Ocsan Avenue.) ?1. M e r r i c k H o a d a n d ^ r o v e S t r * r t . 7 t . M e r r i c k R o a d a n d M a in S t r e e t . 7t~ M e r r i c k R o a d ai*d H e len^ jV v e n u e . R a y n o r A v e n u e a n a m ill R o a d , rch h e r 8 t r e e xnrf A r c h e r ^ S t r e e t s TS. M e r r i c k R o a d at*1 H e le n j 74. S m ith a n d C h u r c h S t r e e t s 71. B e d e l l a n d R a y n o r S t r e e & A r c e r 1\ s W ^ H a T A v e n u e $ K , , a s 1 r ^ > > a n , . e a g M a in I X F p - n - g M A v e n g e 7 and^ C e d a r S t r e e t . • ‘ s S S J r f a J ^ m e a n . th lF m o r e men , ’u L r 'b 'i a s t recall Shoe Shining Parlor HATS CLEANED AND RENOVATED CIGARS, CIGARETTES J. A. (TIARKALIS 44 So. Mala St. PRKKPOR1 V ARTHUR W. F.DGAN DEAD. A rth u r W . Edgar, chief clerk in the Nassau County Sheriff’s office for • h e past fourteen years died at 3:30 T h u rsday m o rning at N a ssau H o spi tal from pneum o n ia. He had been ill w ith a severe cold for less than two w e eks when pneum o n ia developed and his condition becam e so serious that he was taken Tuesday night to N a ssau H o spital and the end cam e th is m o rning. services will be held at the F r e e p o rt Lodge of E lks S a t u n lay af ternoon. OYSTER SUPPER. T h e H e lping H a n d Society of the F ir s t C h u rch of M alverne will hold an O y ster Supper In the club house. Feb ru a ry 3. Supper w ill be served at 6 o’clock. T ickets 25 cents each. The supper will consist of oyster stew , potato salad, hot boiled ham, tea bis cuits, baked beans, cru llers and coffee, home m ade candy, Ice cream and cake will be on sale. Com m ittee: Miss A. Jagnow . Mrs. C. R a sw e iler. Mrs. C h a rles Rider, Mrs. H. T ruberg. Mrs. C. A b ram s and Mrs. E. Adair. We Have New andUsedFords Touring. Runabout, Uonpelel Town and Bnslm-xx Can. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE We carry and constantly have on hand a large stock of all FORD parts T O O L S A N D M A N Make the World’s Greatness WE EMPLOY'THE MOST CAPABLE AND RELIABLE MACHINISTS Me maintain a machine shop equipped with modern and np-to-date mnchlner) and having a capacity to do any and all work on or a boot an automobile DODGE MOTOR CARS, F. 0. B. DETROIT, $785.00 SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS » Read the Nassau Posto
