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SOM E MESSENGER r—s ----- - ----- ’. • - tt What's tliis ? T)ie Itwana Tomlm How . Co. to begin practice to prepare for the next touinament. Tliat’e goin' some. Established by J . A. Stiles, July, 1908. I They expect to rival the old reliable AIph r rwipnny but must hustle to do it. r Everybody’s Column, j Fcrrara Meeb ***** 'FRIDAY, OCT. 22, 1909 1 South Side Messenger Co., Owner Roland M. Lamb Railroad Ave., Freeport • President • Thomas 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 Entered at the Post Office at Free port, N. Y., as second-class matter. The school children and teachers will give an entertainment, under direction ; of Principal Le Roy, in Board of Trade Hall shortly, for the purpose of raising i funds for a piano for the schoo\ lc a word for first iasertioi, and 10c far each sebseqaeat iatertioa. Answers caa be seat care ef the Rfesseager office, to be forwarded if desired. WANTED— Top soil in quantified from 10 cubic yards up to 1000 cubic yards, delivered along the 72 inch W ^ P P Mr. George MacKay and Miss Edna j pipe line, between Amityville and opponent, who showed renjarkaljle speed, Seaman were married last week, and arc Freeport. CaQ o r ’phone 309 Free- although taking it easy. Ferrara was on located in their home here. The young j J ^ Gallispie Co ' I to the game that a “ringer” was pitted A crowd of local sports yesterday wit nessed the defeat of Dominick Ferrara, the Italian sprinter, in a 220-yard ra’e with a runner supposed to he Frank Ryan of Valley Stream, but who, „i» reality, is said to be a well known pro fessional runner from New York or Brooklyn.1 The Italian, who is a barber, and has defeated all opponents up to yesterday, was easily ontdistanced by his couple received the congratulations and ^ good wishes of their friends and are now embarked on the sea of. matrimony. game that a “ringer” was pitted against him, and neither he nor his 1 j barkers, who have been heavy winners Willing young man, age 22,^exper- by his success, would put up any money ------------ : ienced in grocery. Wishes work in on the outcome of the race. Ferrara said A Mock Trial is to be held in the Board store or as driver. References. Box „ fter the race that lie was willing to of Trade Hall, the first week in No- Roosevelt, L. I. < meet runners of his class, but not those vember. The case will have reference to - ......... ................ ........................................ . who have a fast record and are of the the present North Pole coiUroversy. | FARMS WANTED-1 have inquiries professional order so far as reputation is Characters representing Cook. Peary, for 8mall farm8 from two acres and up. concerned Next Sunday he will run Nansen, Whitney and Eskimos will take gen(j me fu]j particulars if you have William Long of Far Rockaway, - - Samuel T. Raynor, whom he defeated a week ago, at 220 ens: altar candlesticks, alms basins and a I tn r miss,'Chiirch of the Reformation; book markers, Miss N. Behrens; chairs, Xfr. ^aiid Mrs. J. H. Mahnken; reading desk. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conrader.— Brooklyn Eagle. J. 0. U. A. M. Eitertaias New Deputy Freeport Council No. 57. J. 0. V. A. M., received a visit from its new deputy, Robert G. T.iglitfoot of Brooklyn, ac companied by a delegation from McKin ley Council, of which he is a member. The new deputy was cordially received and made a stirring address. Visiting brothers and a number of members of the local order made speeches. This Council will have an initiation this evening. Address all cwmaenicatioes to tbe Sooth Side Messenger Freeport, N. Y. part. The Water Company started active operation^ here Monday. The plant anything to sell. 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. ____________________ . NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS M essenger 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. No one envies the Joys of solitude which come to the man who does not advertise. It must lie a great source of satisfac tion for ^aseau. County folks to know ‘that one of the best Assemblymen in this State is William G. Miller of Nas sau. That is why they will send him back there again. yards. Long and Ferrara are evenly matched and a good race is anticipated. TMViTO'rnDa r • I—Brooklyn Engle. worked perfectly and everything went 6 cent m o rtgage^^ f can ToTn^any From Dominick Ferrara, by all odds off Without a hitch and members of the , amount f rom Up, on good security. th<* best runner seen in this section in company received the congratulations ol Qa|j or wrjte Samuel T. Raynor, 31 months, we learn that he was outclassed their friends on their enterprise in os- j Railroad Ave.f Freeport, N. Y. in his 220 yard dash up in Roosevelt | Sunday, by a man named Ryan, who j was introduced to the game here by a ! young man named Coe, a driver for The above account seems tahlisliing such an mportant addition to the village. Besdes the officers ■ and di rectors of the company and Messrs. Smith and Malcomson, there were pres ent many from Freeport and Hempstead. Elvin Edwards drank the first glass of water from the plant. Garland Gaden is seldom seen in the village at present, as he is busy on the road with his various theatrical amuse ments, but he generally manages to sleep at home. Mr. Gaden has three companies touring the country at pres ent and is rehearsing another company in the play, “The House of A Thousand Candles,” which opens November 1 iind plays through the South exclusively. -NEW JERSEY FARMS FOR LONG ISL AND FARMERS. I will sell you farms that grow all vegetables, hay and grain, grown on Long Island, on land that costs much less, and is within easy shipping dis tance to New York City markets. Climate is healthful—land is well drained—soil is naturally adapted to the We congratulate Rev. J hos. S. Rraith- J growing of fruit, some of the farms have waite, of Wantagh Memorial Church, on fine pea(,h an,i ai,pie orchards; all have the success of his 10 years of service good pastlir(, fonds and are accessible to as pastor in this town. We hope he will serve for many a decade to come in his chosen field. FROM PERSONS who ought to know, we receive the information that there does not seem to be a chance for the con tinuance of the Southside Hospital in Freeport after the completion of the new one in Hempstead. This information fills us with surprise. Probably there will he some one, some time, who will be the leader in a movement to establish per- pianently in Freeport, the best located /’ village on the southside for such an in stitution, this very tangible something, : the need of which will be felt from Val- 1 ley Stream to Amityville the minute Ocean Avenue hospital closes its doors some few months hence. Southside folks j have need to stir themselves in this mat- i ter. It is for the good of the village and surrounding sections. creamery depots or stations where dairy products can he shipped direct to New York City in iced milk cars. Farms as mentioned above, ranging from (SO acres up, can he purchased for from $50 to $100 per acre. Farmers with $(>,000 to $10,000 to in vest, can buy farms that will produce large crops, paying good profits, and that are bound to increase in value through the developing accessibility to New Y'ork City. Address, Llovd V. S. Conover, Clinton, NT. J. Branch Vienna Ladies’ Tailoring In stitute. F. Robinson, Colonial Ave., I Wanamaker. Freeport, N. Y. Dress Cutting, Sew- to cover the ground pretty well and we ing and Designing. The most com-i still believe that, given a man in his plete, thorough and scientific Institute OWIl class, the local Marathoner will in the World. Why pay for your dress- mftf<e good every time. Ferrara races S make S 1 ^ ^ ^ vestigate, it will cost you nothing, j \ m- ^ . of Far Rockaway, in the North Main street, trolley stop No. 76. same P,ace m Roosevelt. ’Phone, 283-J. 4t-9 On the same subject the New York » ___ _ ______; ______________________ I World lias an article in reference to a Nolan Bros. Printing House 67-69 P L E p r ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y. Printing from a Card to a Newspaper Telephone, 2191 Main ( John E. Nolan, North Main St.. Freeport, L. I. Telephone 425-W Freeport Comfortable 8Room cottage and barn b-ttev which was received and both of to rent, reasonable. Newly decorated, are printed below. In connection comer Smith and Church Sts. Freeport, \ itli this matter it is interesting to Apply 127 So. Main St. Freeport. know that there are a few “live” ones in town. The article and letter follows: SOME FEW DAYS AGO this column had a reference to a young Italian run ner who did some stunts down in Free port, L, I. I never thought that the ex ploits of this unknown runner would bring to the surface a sure-thing faker A. Calcagnino SANITARY PLUMBING Steam and Hot W a ter Heating BELLMORE, L. L / f o r SALE - “ R. A. M. H .”, a hunting cabin cruiser, 35 feet long, 9 feet beam, 2 feet six inches draught under power, speed 12 miles, engine actually develops on a “brake test” over 20 h. p., boat launched this Spring. Boat fully equipped with everything like the one who wrote to a sprinter of necessary, is mooern and up to date in the Irish-American A. C. the following all respects, and in first class condition, i letter: What about t h a t Leaky Roof? When do You Contem p l a t e Making th o s e Alterations? DAVID H. BROWN, Jr. Carpenter and Builder Jobbing Promptly Attended To Real Estate Appraiser ROOSEVELT, L. I. Hempstead and Freeport which owner will gu inventory. Ideal be uarantee. Complete oat 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. TO-LET — 7 room house on Grand Ave., Baldwin, next to Scott’s Drug Store. Rent $10. 4t Rabbits for Sale — Belgian Hares, black, white, pink eyed, all kinds, ail ages, from 25c apiece up. Call or write. Gerken, Box 17, Roosevelt. REGULAR CARSON SAYS RePublican Nomination Almct Reed Latson, the republican candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court was in Freeport on Wednesday getting acquainted with the lawyers, and all those who met the candidate liked his genial manner. He looks like the making of a good Judge. Those town lands of ours seem to be becoming important these days. I am informed that the consolidated laws automatically separate the office of County Judge and Surrogate, providing that counties With certain population shall have a separate surrogate and county Judge. Who will be the surrogate seems to be a long ways from settled, but it looks ' as if Franklin A. Coles has as good a chance as any one. Mr. Coles would make an excellent surrogate. There is one thing more important to the people of the Town of Hempstead than whether or not they shall sell their common lands to a corporation, and that is the proposed Inland Waterway. Some Mass Meetings are going to be held in this vicinity in the near future, and it is hoped, that the business men in this town will turn out strongly and en courage the men who are unselfishly working hard for the accomplishment of this great improvement. For Member of Assembly NASSAU COUNTY William G. Miller O F FREEPO RT Builder’s loan wanted; $14000. Ad dress Builder, care Messenger, Free port. 3t. WANTED.—$7,500 First Mort gage, 6 per cent., on $18,000 Bell- more property. Address Luce, Bellmore. It ROOSEVELT William De Lap has moved into his new house an Mansfield Ave. Edw. Starke has moved to Jamaica. Arthur Abrams has left Roosevelt for his annual trip to Florida. Frank Fosmire, John Smith, Archie Smith, Edw. Montross and Fred Lake are all building new houses here. Mrs. William Schultz will leave here to-morrow for New York, where she will spend the winter. 45 minutes from Broadway. Brown and DeLap will prove it any time.—Adv. |§/ Mrs. Hugh McCormick, of Westbury, is jrisitlng Mrs. D. H. Brown, Jr. Miss Julia Creversera't entertained John and Miss Irene Dixon, a t her home , over Sunday. John looks as if the city agreed with him. v Firm of De Lap and Brown report the sale of 14 lots to city parties. They are located in Whitehouse Villa, and houses are to be erected thereon durihg the mW. •- A t Avoid Fall Chapping Blustering Fall winds laden with dust play sad havoc with delicate skin. You are very lia ble to be troubled with chapped hands, lips or face unless you take some precaution. Bedell’s Glycerine Lotion will prove the best safeguard you can use. It’s a dainty, de lightfully perfumed preparation that is neither greasy nor sticky. It will prevent and cure all rough and inflamed conditions of the skin. Price, 25 Cents SMITH SBEDELU nc . Druggists FREEPORT, N. Y. (65% steps from L. I. R. R.) Right at the beginning of this letter T m ight s tate that you are not personally acquainted w ith me. However, T hope to m eet you, so th a t we will know each other better. I secured your name in this morn ing’s papers, and your address by phoning to the Irish-American Athletic Club. Now to explain my reason for writing. There resides here an Ital ian runner who has defeated all comers at 100 yards in special m atch races on Sundays a t 10.30 A.M. The event would have to take place only on a Sunday. Yesterday the sporting fraternity of this vil lage procured a runner from Far Rockaway, b u t the Italian easily de feated him. The result was th a t the sports lost a lot of money and I include myself among them. My idea in ad dressing this letter to you is hoping I can arrange m atters w ith you to m eet this Italian next Sunday at 10.30 A. M. I fully realize th a t you are an am a te u r and it would he un wise to let any one know regarding the race other than you and myself. You would he matched against him ns a friend of mine and you would run under the name of Smith or whatever other name you might suggest. The sporting hoys would reim burse you for all your trouble and there would not be any outlay of ex penses whatsoever on your part. We would also entertain you very nicely during your brief stay here. You may r e s t assured th a t, you will not regret your trip here. -------- ' ----------------------------------------------- - — Then the w riter gives directions as to FOR S A L E - A few good m ilking trains;, .&e-’ his card and does goats, will give 3 q ts. per day when : everything needed to brand him as a fresh. Apply M rs. C. B. D reyer, first-class faker. I thought the days of W a n tagh. tf the “ringer” in athletics wrerer gone, but ______ ; _______________________ i evidently there is one left in Freeport, r. a t i-i r. . , , and he is very raw. I have his name FOR SA L E —Pony cart and harness, , , ‘ 50 chickens, 2 stoves, bed, chairs, etc., 1 will sell cheap. A p p ly 210 Church St. --------------------------- - F reeport. Lutheran Church Dedicated TT a • t , n « ! October 18.—Yesterday afternoon th e ! House to Rent in Bel more 6 rooms, ebrist’s Lutheran Church was for- hot and cold w a ter, steam heat. In- „ . . quire of Mrs. Alex W olf, Wilson Ave., m al!v / '^ c r a t e c L The services were about 5 m inutes w alk from depot. conducted by the Rev. S O. \ \ eiskotten, j D. D., president of the New York and | ~ New England Synod, assisted by the j Madam Leonie, F rench D ressm aker, pastor of the church, the Rev. Oscar V. .French m a terial alw ays on hand. Prices W erner, and the Rev. J. C. Kunzmann. very reasonable. H o u rs from 9 to 12 j) j) superintendent of the General Will purchase two lots in Freeport or Roosevelt if reasonable. State location, terms and price. Lock Box 153 Free port. TO RENT—Store and five rooms in Roosevelt, good location. Apply at 95 Henry St., Freeport. It Houge to Rent, Wantagh. 8 rooms, near station. Lock box 153 Freeport terms, keys, etc. tf A. M. Address 15 Railroad Ave., Freeport, L. I., tel. 382-J, 314-J Hemp stead. tf Council of Home Missions; the Rev. H. R. Knabenscliuh, pastor of Christ’s Church, Brooklyn; the Rev. H. P. Miller, president of the Eastern Conference, and Furnished rooms for ladies and the pastor, marched in a procession gentlemen, with or without board, in j across Main Street, bearing the church a nicely furnished home, all accommo- J Bible and the sacred vessels, and singing dations at 134 N. Main St., Freeport, j “The Church’s One Foundation.” The ______ ________ _ _________________ — : big procession moved slowly around the FOR SALE — Large - quantity of builders’ sand, reasonable. Also some fine loam. Apply to E. W. Baldwin, 12 1 Brooklyn Ave., Freeport. HELP WANTED.—A white girl to do cooking and general housework. Apply i Mrs. R. M. Lamb, Onslow Place and | South Side Ave., Freeport. FOR SALE—Power Boat, 22% ft. 5% ft. beam. New 5% h. p. Oyster Bay engine. Complete inventory. First class condition. A bargain. Address P. 0. Box 743 Babylon, L. I. > FOR SALE.—Twin go-cart in excellent condition, suitable for two small children near of age, also an oak bedstead and mattress, in good condition, very rea sonable. Address 96 Bewton Boulevard? Freeport. PIGEONS FOR SALE.-60 homers and checkered. Price reasonable. Ap ply Mrs. Koehler, Washington Ave., Bel\lmore Bl L. I. V church saying, responsively, the One Hundred and Twenty-third Psalm until it arrived at the chancel, when the mini sters entered and deposited the Bible and the sacred vessels in their places. The lesson for. the day was read, fol lowed by the consecration prayer and the consecration service. During the afternoon remarks were made by all the visiting clergymen, who also congratulated the pastor and his congregation. The chapel was secured by the Brook lyn Missionary Society for use in this parish, and the purchase was made pos sible by gifts from former Mayor Charles A. Schieren, D. Cook, F. Bischoff, George Schneider, Rudolph Reimer, Sr., Louis Lins, R. L. Flege, John P. Wierck, Henry Batterman and the congregation of St. Stephen’s and St. Barnabas churches of Brooklyn. The following gifts were received by (the congregation in connection with the consecration: Piano, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mahnken; Bible, Mrs. 8. Meyer; communion vessels. Ladies' Aid Society; baptismal bowl. Miss M. Behr- Notice to Contractors Sealed proposals for two (2) 7 ^ ’jcl8’ Horizontal Tubular Steam Boilers for the Freeport Municipal Electric Light and W a ter Plant ana for steam mains, boiler feed piping, . blow-offs and all piping in connection with the setting and installation of the said two J2) boilers will be received by the Village , Boaid of Trustees, at their office in the said Village of Freeport on the twenty- sixth day of October, 1909, at eight o’clock p. m., on that day, at which time the bids will be publicly opened. Bidders will state in their proposals a price for the work to be done and the materials to be furnished, or both as the ci.se may be, to be done or furnish ed in all respects in conformity with the plans and specifications as filed in the Village Clerk’s Office. The figures on the two (2) Horizontal Tubular Boilers is to coverall expenses of every kind involved in or incidental to tjie delivery of the said two (2) Hori zontal Tabular Boilers . to the Freeport Municipal Electric Light and Water Plant and to cover everything embraced in said plans and specifica tions made up for tne Village of Free port by the Hartford Steam Boiler In spection and Insurance Company. Bid ders on the steam mains, etc., and con nection thereof must furnish a price which will include everything inciden tal to or involved in the specifications as prepared by Village EngineetySmith. Bonds may be required from the suc cessful bidder or biaders if the Board of Trustees so desire. The plans and specifications may be seen a t the Village Office at any time during office hours, and all bids are to be in conformity thereto in every re spect. Bidders shall also state time re quired to complete the work. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids which are not deemed for the best interest of the Village. In formation may be obtained in reference to the work at the Village Clerk’s Of fice. Dated October 14th, 1909. D a n ie l M o r r is o n , « President of the Board. S y l v e s t e r P. S h e a , Clerk. Telephone, Freeport 6-L Established 1886 CHAS. Ol COLVIN Carriage and W agon Builder MERRICK, L. L, N. Y. Repairing in All It* Branche* Fine Carriage and Antomobile Painting a specialty Rubber Tire* Applied in Our Own Shop* Anton Beyerle Proprietor of the PARK HOTEL, MERRICK MANOR, L. I. Fine Ales, Wines, Liquors and Cigars Bottler of Welz & Zerwick’s Gambrinus Brew SPORTSMEN’S HOTEL High Hill Beach Under Management of R. T. Willmarth Excellent Accommodations for Gunning Parties Boats, Decoys and Guides if W a n ted BAY DINNERS A SPECIALTY Excursions of all kinds catered to. Excellent boating, bathing and fishing P. O. A D DRESS, BELLMORE, L. I. : WOODCLEFT HARBOR: Freeport, Long Island The Bungalow Section of Freeport Electric Lights Running Water Cement Walks Boating Bathing Fishing TROLLEY LINE THROUGH THE PROPERTY Bungalows and Lots For Sale on Easy Terms. Very De sirable Either for Occupancy or as an Investment JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY „ OW NERS Freeport, Long Island ROSS & RANDALL COMPANY HEADQUARTERS for Screens, Screen Doors, Lawn Mowers, Garden Tools, Paints, Glass and Builders* Hardware Lumber, Building Material, Coal and Wood Brooklyn Avenue and Main Street FREEPORT, N. Y. Open fro m 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Every Week Day s • r j A ifr
