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SOUTH SIDE MESSENGER Established by'J. A. Stiles, July, 1908. • M - - SE FRIDAY, OCT. 1, 1909 South Side■Messenger Co., Owner / Roland M. Lamb Railroad Ave., Freeport President Thdmas S. Braithwaite, Wantagh, N.Y. Vice-President Samuel T. Raynor Railroad Ave., Freeport, N. Y. Secretary and Treasurer James A. Stiles Editor and General Manager Office o f Publication 13 Railroad Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. Telephone, 203-J Everybody’s Column ! PEOPLE’S COLUMN 1c a wwd for first issertioe, esd Ass were cea bo soet rare of tbe Mesooager office, to be forwarded if desired. Willing young man, age 22, exper ienced in grocery. Wishes work in store or aS driver. Referencea. Box 17, Roosevelt, L. I. Cerrtepoedeace addressed to tbe Mees*ger 10< fer will be priated Seder above heading as received, i Me atteetiee paid te aasigaed cemmaaicatieae. Letters ca» be sigaed with a aee de plena, bet aaee east acceetpaay sane as well, aet te be priated bat aa svideace ef geed faith. e Mr. Editor: In reference to the special election in Freeport on Monday, to see whether or Report ot the Condition -O f THE- Freeport Bank lepo: not $1000 shall be raised for the purpose of preparing plans, maps and specifica tions for a proposed sewer system we A new 6 room, attic, house, nice plot of ground, to rent or sell. Ten minutes I “ ouMUke to i ^ r T s s ^ n th e ^ x n a T w.tk to t r o ll.,. One block to ^ t i t tiuoStaT*** UP°n the t*XP,, Rent $9 00 monthly. Box 17, Roose- la t ^ aKvote jn favor of thig veil, 1 j . i . , proposition does not bind the village to ----------------------------- ----- --------------------- j the installation of a sewer system. It Entered at the Post Office at Free port, N. Y., as second-class matter. FARMS WANTED—I have inquiries for small farms from two acres and up. Send me full particulars if you have anything to sell. Samuel T. Raynor, Freeport, >{. Y. et the cloee of business on the 14th day of Sept., 1909. anouRces Loans and Discounts ........ : ..................... $196,688.86 Overdrafts............................. . ................. 86.79 Due from Trust Companies.^ Banks, and. Bankers not included in the next item...........................$ 932.75 Due from Reserve Depos itaries, lees amount of off sets., ................................. 108,086.37 109,018.12 Real Estate .......... . ................................... 26.200.00 Mortgages owned..................................... 114.867.80 Stocks end Bonds, vis.: Public Securities (Book Value $98,615.00); MaAet Value .............. 98.872.60 Other Securities (Book Valuo $90,978); Market Value .................. 97,816.00 Specie......................................................... 10,409.06 Legal Tender Notes and Notes of Na- . . ... ., - , tional Banks....................................... 27,526.00 simply will prepare the necessary plans cash Item* ................................................ 492.69 and put in understandable shape the Other ylxturee gi .250 oo Address all comasnaicatiees te tbe Seetb Side Messeagar Freeport, N. Y. The Messenger's news service affect ing different villages covered by it, is reported weekly by representatives covering each locality. Any news items published in this paper that is erroneous will be corrected if information is sent to the editor at the office of publication. probable cost thereof. 2nd. That no route has been select ed. This will be settled upon by the Village Board or its committee after numerous public meetings and upon consultation with the State Board of l i 'undivid«dp^flu$ e f f i X Accrued intereet not entered 1,888.00 Vault account..... ............... 2.250.00 6,888.00: $683,161.43 LIABILITIES INVESTORS—Invest your money in H . . ngir n o n t T nsin Ififln nn v amount from $500 up,' on^omi s e c u r it/ | ^ ^ \ r o m e 6 l^ter th^Vil\ Railroad^Ave., F r e ^ i t, 31 lage should vote to build a sewer, plan _________________________ _ _ ______ 1 of payment for and operation of the same wi‘\fill \ave h to be equally tory to all taxpayers before i NOTICE OF CHANtiE OF ADDRESS Messenger subscribers changing their address will confer a favor on this pub lication if they will notify us in time to send the paper to the new address thereby insuring its delivery without in terruption. Address, 13 Railroad Ave., Freeport, N. Y. Branch Vienna Ladies’ Tailoring In stitute. F. Robinson, Colonial Ave., i can be done, and under ______ Freeport, N. Y. Dress Cutting, Sew- stances can any taxpayer or taxpayers ing and Designing. The most com- be made to pay for anything, from use plete, thorough and scientific Institute of which thev never can derive a bene- in the World. Why pay for yourdress- es to be made when you can be taught to make them yourself. Call and in vestigate, it will cost you nothing. North Main street, trolley stop No. 76. 'Phone, 283-J. 4t-9 Surplus, including all undivided pronts Deposits not preferred ------ $688,641.03 is Due Trust Companies, Banks and Bankers........................................ 1.165.80 569.806.88 Other liabilities, via: Certified checks..,...........$ 764.36 Unpaid dividends ............... 18.00 an tiafae Accrued interest not en- s a t i s i a c tered................................. 1.700.00 2,472.36 an y w o r k j —, --------- no circu m -1 $683,161.43 Upper p a rt of house, 7 rooms, steam heat, private bath, for rent. Van Every, North Columbus avenue, near Broadway, Freeport. tf-9 The Hudson celebration occured this year, and we hope next year Freeport will have a celebration over the com pletion of its municipal sewer. FOR SALE.—Two lots, nicel;iy ed on Freeport Heights, off avenue, at a great sacrifice. Miss Edgerton, 114 Grant Cypress Hills, L. I. locat- Seaman Address avenue, 4t-9 I State of New York, County of Nassau, es.: John J. Randall. President, end William S. be made to pay for anything, from use , Ti_fr plnv of which they never can derive a bene- , iLltef and doing b u sing. 5*21-28^Mtin Street, hat the II respects in the Village of Freeport, In said county, be- thi dd uii Delieve It to be a matter Of great in- amended.) and not elsewhere; and that the above terest to the village and are willing and report is In the form prescribed by the Superin- P x n o f t tn nnv th o ir full nhnro n f ov- tendent of Banks and Is made in compliance with an official notice received from him, designating the 14th day of September, 1909. as the day of have and can have absolutely no inter- , further say that the usual business of said Bank est in the proposition except that they . has been^ransacted (ath U.e ^ t i o n ^ required by the proposition except believe it to be a matter of expect to pay their full share of the ex pense of installation and operation of the Freeport Municipal Sewer System. T he C ommittee . In the Review last week were given the names of graduates of Freeport School who had registered in college and schools eldewhere for higher courses. One fact noticeable in the list that but one name, Miss Sammons, is given as attending a Brooklyn school, the Adel- phi. Wonder why the Polytechnic, and other institutes of learning were ignored by parents in placing their cliildren in other schools, most of which are many miles away from their homes. In spite of the Hudson-Fulton cele bration to attract persons from its an nual event, the Mineola Fair was again a decided success. The new grand stand\ built in four days to accommodate 2,000 people, the horse show and harness races all were pleasing to the visitors. The exhibitions were of an unusually high order and never did the grounds present such an attractive appearance. The same reliable features were put forth and the industrial exhibitions were many new attractions in offerings for the home, farm and garden. The offi cials of the Society made good again, as we hope and expect they will for many a year to come. The end of the Hudson-Fulton cele bration will be at hand tomorrow and this closes the season in New York of the largest number of carnivals and celebrations held for many a Summer and Fall. The City of New York is getting its own in the matter of cele- bratiorn and, like the farmer in the country in the summer-time, charges strangers double value for almost every thing. We say almost everything for carfares were about the same if you knew how to work the transfers. People from all over the Island went | “ to town” to see the fun and got all, the fun they wanted at increased rates. The celebration was a success, though, and we congratulate the City and those responsible for the success of it. FOR SALE OR RENT. - Large house with or without three acres of land, suitable for one or two families. Also for disposal, good surrey in fine condition, large ice box, butter churn and other articles. Mrs. J. Kirn, Wan tagh, L. I. 4t-9 GIRL WANTED—A young girl for light housework in small family. Ex cellent home and good surroundings. Apply Lock Box 153, Freeport. tf-9 Comfortable 8 Room cottage and barn to rent, reasonable. Newly decorated, comer Smith and Church Sts. Freeport. Apply 127 So. Main St. Freeport. Remarks on the Sewer Question (by a prominent Freeporter) Editor Messenger, Dear Sir:— The discourse on sewerage as given by the sanitary engineer, Mr. William Wallace Young, of New York City, at the public meeting in the Sigmond Opera House last Tuesday evening was to my mind, both comprehensive and convincing. While a very great number were present at this meeting, it is only to be regretted that all tax-payers were [ l . s .] JOHN J. RANDALL, President. WM. S. HALL, Cashier. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both deponents, the 22nd day September, 1909, before me. byl of) W a l t e r C. R h od e s , Notary Public. Nassau County, N. Y. Notice of Special Election To the Electors of the Village of Freeport, Nassau County, New York. N otice is hereby given that a special election will be held in the Vil lage of Freeport, at the Truck House of Excelsior Hook and Ladder Company, every of two (2) and eight (8) o’clock in the about methods of purification of sewage and the possibilites of cleansing the same by the bacterial process, although little known to the average person, is nothing but an old and well established practice which again and again has proven so successful that it can be no longer disputed. The results obtained by the same can readily be verified by ,. - , .. - , ...................... |Ujre : levy for said year for hunting cabin cruiser, 35 feet long’ 9 th°rity- The principal of the purifica- a fe e t beam 2 fe e t six inches H ram rhf tlo n > a s e x P lained by Mr. Young,.which system tor said viu< underpTwer, s p U 12 miles, e n S I can readil/be adapted for Frelport if I specifications of dimensions, actually develops on a “brake test” over 20 h. p., boat launched this Spring. Boat fully equipped with everything necessary, is modem and up to date in anyone who himself cares to inquin to it directly or through reliable afternoon, and that at such special election the following proposition is to be voted upon: P roposition No. 1. Shall the sum of $1000 or so much thereof as may be necessary be raised by tax on the tax able property of the incorporated vil lage of Freeport in the general tax the purpose of rng of a with purpose t of navi necessary, is modem and up to date all respects, and in first class condition, which owner will guarantee. Complete inventory. Ideal boat for shooting or winter cruising in the South. In commission and can be inspected any time. At present at South Shore Yacht Club, Freeport, Long Island, where she can be seen. Apply to owner R. A. Mansfield Hobbs, Attorney at Law, 76 William Street, New York City, for photo and further particulars. DRESSMAKER — Good reference first class, quick worker, will go out by the day. A Langdon, Grand Ave., Baldwin. LOSi’ on Camp Ave., cushion, green. Suitabl finder will kindly return to C. O. Colvin, Carriage Mfgr., Merrick, L. I. a carriage reward if ail I paying the expenses and cost u-1 . ------------- j ------------- - ian age connec tions and outlets of sewage disposal works. Dated September 21, 1909. D a n ie l M o r r is o n , 5. P. S h e a , President. Village Clerk. readily be adapted for Freeport applied in a manner most suiued for the special occasion, is based on the very same principle by which nature elimin ates the unhealthy bacteria from un clean matters, 'ihe thing that is won derful about this process is the simpli city of its principle and the rapidity with which the useful bacteria destroy the harmful and unhealthful bacteria by the aid of natural circulation and the mechanical process of spreading the un clean sewage in thin layers over filter beds. This method of purification is in stalled for the sewage disposal in the city of Baltimore, and the water dis charged from the same is emptied into the Deleware Bay, where valuable oy- ! on ster beds are located. Similar systems WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6th, ’09 are also installed m a great number ot * > other places, both in this country and at 11 a. m., for the purpose of grant- in Europe and always found satisfac- ing licenses to plant oysters and clams ory. The water discharged from such in the waters of the Town of Hemp- purification plants is as pure and often stead and renewals of same. Also to purer, than the water in our- lakes and transact such other business as may rivers. A sewer system already a ne- properly come before the meeting. I cessity to some sections of this village SMFTH COX, Supervisor. --------------------- ---------------- - ------------ is greatly to be desired in others and „ T TTTHI?p w irpif q rMQ,v WOMAN WANTED for chamber-! will be again to all, even to those who “ • EUlnh.K WEEKS, 1 own Clerk, maid and laundry work in Baldwin. ! now may be opposed to it, because it Steady ................. ~ ’g \ \l •se \ Inn, Notice to Oystermen The Town Board of the Town of Hempstead will meet at William Karo’s Hotel, Lynbrook i poisition. Bafdx Address Crai Manor dwin, L. I. WANTED—Girl or woman for gener al housework in private family. Ad dress Lock Box 153, Freeport. . CARSON SAYS The Primaries last Saturday evening went off without any trouble. The ad ministration being sustained. No seri ous fights, except in Floral Park, where John Lewis Childs was defeated. Before this paper goes to press the Assembly Convention at Mineola will have more than likely nominated Wil liam G. Miller for another term in the Assembly. Mr. Miller has made an efficient Assemblyman and will have considerable work of importance to handle for his district in the coming year. At the public meeting held at Free port on the question of sewerage, everything was said about it except its present need. It was surprising to the writer that those advocating it did not show the deplorable condition that has existed in Main Street and Railroad Avenue, and one instant in particular can be noted if any citizen will go to the Village court room, and I am in formed that the State Board o f Health has the power to compel the adoption of a sewer system if needful, and in that case if the game is not carried out by the Village within t certain given time the State Board then has the same installed which would be perhaps twice the expense to the Village that it would be if toe Village did the work themselves. Experts say that it is only a year or two before a sewer system will h e com pulsory. Don’t wait for an epidemic before carrying out this much needed improvement. Don’t forget the $ip00 voted for is only to be used for making ins, specification's and studying what would be the beet. YOUR HANDY DRUG STORE Our Prompt, free de livery makes our store a s ' handy as though it w ere just around the com er. You don’t need to go without anything in the drug line because you can’t come for it; tele phone to us and w e will promptly deliver i t This service is main tained for all the people of this community and all are welcom e to it use SMITH HBEDELU ng . Druggists F R E E P O R T , N . Y. (66^ steps from L. I. R. R.) wil rai all real estate values more than any other improvement. Futher- more the oyster trade, so valuable to this village requires the ever increasing pollution of the bay water from build ings which from time to time are being built adjacent to the creeks, be stopped. This can only be accomplished by a sewer system by which the sewage is properly collected, purified and dis charged on the meadows in such a state of purification that nd harm can , result from the same. Inasmuch as the taxpayers of Freeport are at this time considering a situation that sooner or later will have to be faced, I would strongly advise anyone who is not al ready familiar with the excellent re sults that can be obtained and feel ap prehensive of possible nuisance or harm from a sewer disposal plant, to inquire for themselves and verify the truth in the above statements and those of Mr. Young. I feel sure that after making such an inquiry no one will hesitate to vote for the appropriation required for defraying the expense of a study of the problem and a plan, which plan will be an asset to the village whether the same is carried into effect a t once or in the future. W erner N ygren . Sept. 30th, 1909. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! H* Knew. Mrs.-Oh, Jack! Dolly told me the most exciting secret, and made me swear never to tell a living soul! M r .- Well, hurry up with It. I’m late to the office now.—Cleveland Leader. The care o f the health of the people Is the first duty of statesmen.—Dis raeli W het about that Leaky Reef? When de You Contem p late Making these Alterations? DAVID H. BROWN\ Jr. Carpenter and Builder J ebbing Promptly Attended Te Real Estate Appraiser ROOSEVELT, L. I. Hempstead and Freeport 11 s Furniture Re-Upholstered 5-Piece Parlor Suit covered in heavy tapestry for $15 and up. Cost else where would be $25. Your furniture called for and deliver ed without extra charge. Good gimp and cord used- Call at either store if possible, but not you can 'phone or send postal •tore nearest you. JULIUS SHAPIRO ■ Street FREEPORT 814. ROCKVILLE CENTRE 138-W.l And the Parson Passed Oh. “And what are you here, for, my friend T* asked the visiting parson of an Inmate o f a reformatory. “ ’Cause I can't get out, thank you,'' replied the victim.—Ladles' Home Jour* nal. ,, - A , Attention! I Attention! We wish to Inform the Public that we have OPENED A 5c AND 10c STORE Railroad Ave. Freeport, L I. Opposite Depot Everything and Anything the tine of HOUSE FURNISHINGS You will Find Displayed on Our Counters 5c and 10c Only Come in and Look Around to Convince Yourself THE FREEPORT 5c & 10c STORE Telephone 204-J When You Want a Carriage FOR THE STATION, SHOPPIN G or CALLING Rubber Tired Coupee, Coaches and Wagonettes Prompt and Efficient Service at all Hours TH O S . H. CHILTON 5 2 Bergen Place Freeport, N. Y. Otto Hasneder Sanitary Plumbing, Heating and Lighting Furnaces, Ranges and Heaters Set and Repaired Slete and Metal Roofing Wind Mill Pumps and P(pe Fitting Dealer in Stoves, Cutlery, Crockery, Agate, Tin, Wooden ware Seaford, Long Island SPECIAL SALE In order to make room for automobile work, I have decided to sacrifice my stock of new and second-hand carriages, consisting of SURRIES, RUNABOUTS, TOP BUGGIES, BUSINESS WAGONS No Reasonable Offer Refused CHAS. O. COLVIN Telephone Connection MERRICK, L. I., N. Y. Anton Beyerle i Proprietor of the PARK HOTEL, MERRICK MANOR, L I. * Fine Ales, Wines, Liquors and Cigars Bottler of Welz & Zerwick’s Gambrinus Brew For the Latest Styles in Ladies’ Dresses, Skirts and Waists AND CHILDREN'S APPAREL WM. GREENBLATT’S STO R E “The Bargain Store” In the Otten Building Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Etc. WALDAU BROTHERS Union Bands and Orchestras FUrnFshed FOR ALL OCCASIONS Pianos for Cash, Installments or Rented. Fine Tun ing and Repairing. Edison and Victor Phonographs and Records Sheet Music MUSIC STORE, Broadway, AMITYVILLE ’Phone, 65-R Amityville. SPORTSMEN’S HOTEL High Hill Beach - Under Management of R. T. WiUmarth Excellent Accommodations for Gunning Parties a 1 1 Boats, Decoys awl Guides if Wanted BAY DINNERS A SPECIALTY f| Excursions e f all Unde catered to. Excellent heating, betting and P. O. ADDRESS, BCLLMORK, L. I-
