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Have a smaller room but crave big sound? The Intimus 4T Hybrid SD home theater speaker system delivers the goods. We start with a pair of our 4T Tower Speakers, with shocking performance for their size and price. Then we add two 4B bookshelf speakers and our 4C center channel speaker for crystal clear vocals and immersive surround sound. All this is backed up by the rumble of our Bravus II 8D, 8" subwoofer with one aluminum driver and two passive radiators that work together to fill your room with beautiful, tight bass.
The punch of a prizefighter, wrapped in a small elegant package that fits almost anywhere. The Intimus 4T Hybrid SD will delight your ears and your eyes, with performance that rivals systems twice its size and cost.
FREE SHIPPING - a $120 Value*
FREE lifetime customer support
TEN YEAR WARRANTY on drivers and cabinets
TWO YEAR WARRANTY on the subwoofer amplifier.
*Free shipping value is based on ground shipping costs from Portland, OR to New York, NY. Individual rates vary.
Customer Reviews For Intimus 4T Hybrid SD
- Fantastic experience in all aspects david
- I have very little experience in high quality speaker purchases - so my review is from a novice. That said, I have not had a purchase experience quite like this - at every step of the way Aperion was thoughtful, kind, and helpful. My purchase was met with enthusiasm, accuracy, and efficiency. As I waited for the speakers to arrive I was met with informative, helpful, and courteous. When they arrived I was blown away - they came a day early and were very carefully packaged. Opening each box was like a throwback to childhood christmas morning! Each package was complete and with instructions that were easy to follow. Hooking them up to my Marantz 1603 was a breeze and calibration was actually fun (I assumed it would strictly be intimidating)! Now, I'm enjoying amazing sound - both from movies and music. In short, I will eagerly suggest anyone interested in a fantastic sound system to head straight to Aperion!
- Opera on Blu-Ray Robert S.
- My primary use is listening to operas on Blu-ray or DVD. I have taken the time to let the speakers break in and to listen to dozens of operas on Blu-ray and DVD as well as on CDs.
Not that much is routed to the subwoofer in these sources, but I enjoy the visceral sound when it kicks in. In live productions the applause has lots of bass. In a production of Handel's Admetto re-imagined in medieval Japan, Hercules costumed as sumo wrestler has to lift up one leg high and stomp the wood stage with his bare foot. With the volume set for the singing that sound shook my house. if you are strictly an opera buff and on tight budget, you could skip buying the subwoofer.
The more important aspects of the sound for opera are the clarity and projection of the spacing. Because there was a delay with shipping the tower speakers, I initially set up the system with some good large bookshelf speakers. Switching to the Aperion towers made an immediate improvement. The surrounds provide a great feel of the opera house. These system is an excellent value because they can fill a 25' by 20' room at high sound volumes without distortion.
By the way, using the meter to set the balance made a big difference. The automatic balance adjustment in the Onkyo receiver was worthless.
- AWESOME!! Patrick S.
- I love these speakers. I am not an audiophile but I do have a good ear and these speakers sound great. I live two hours from Portland so I went into the showroom. When comparing speakers I could either tell a very slight difference or a significant difference. Here's my evaluation:
Mains:5B vs 4T: 4T was significantly fuller (more midrange, I guess)
5T vs 4T: 5T slightly better (but $350 more for the pair)
Center:4C vs 5C: 5C slightly better (but $190 more)
Surrounds:4B vs 6-IC: 4B significantly better
Subwoofer:Bravus 8 vs no sub: Bravus 8 significantly better, but when Jason switched it off, I don't think the mains were not set to full-range (I think they had the 80 hz crossover set so there was no bass). My Bravus 8 is back ordered until December, but at home I find that the 4Ts have nice low end though I'm not a big booming bass fan.
The bottom line is that you can't go wrong with these speakers. You just have to decide what your needs are and how much you are willing to spend. If you decide you want to upgrade to a higher level speaker within a year (i.e. 5C for a 4C) they will give you full credit for your used speaker. You just pay the shipping.
They are also ridiculously nice and helpful at Aperion. The packaging is unbelievable. A custom, double-wall box, foam spacers, plastic bag, then VELVET BAG. They even send you white gloves so you don't get your speakers finger printed. They even have a 30 day in-home trial, but I doubt you would use it unless you're just switching to different Aperion speakers.
I heard about these speakers on the cnet review, and they are everything I'd hoped for. They aren't cheap, but as cnet says, the quality is at the level of much more expensive speakers.
I am not affiliated with Aperion in any way. I'm just an very satisfied customer. I usually don't take the time to write extensive reviews like this, but this product is worth it.
- The Ultimate Sound System!!! sartaj n.
- This sound system is ULTIMATE. A really good investment.
This is half the price of BOSE and BEATS BOSE SYSTEM ANYDAY AND ANY BATTLE. I have this home theater set up and its better than actually going to a theater... Playing PS3, watching movies on netflix, watching TV, listening to music ... everything feels so real and crisp.
Thanks Aperion
- Great product! François R.
- Order this last fall for my new condominium, and i'm really happy with it. Great sound, easy to install, great service. Was a bit scared before to order this directly on internet, but finally I'm really happy.
- best decision I ever made!!! Stephanie G.
- My husband and I have been listening to a crappy cheap surround system for about three years. For Christmas I promised him I would get him a "top of the line" system... I did my research and found Aperion. We got the system yesterday hooked it up and my husband had goosebumps listening to the crisp sound of our new system!!! We watched a movie with fast cars and it sounded like we were standing right next to the race. I love this company and recommend it to everyone. Thanks Aperion!!
- Best Bang For Your Buck ERIC B.
- I have owned these speakers for 5 months now and all I can say is SUPERB! Like many other reviewers, the sound started out a little flat. After 50 hours or so, they woke up and now are crispest sounding speakers I have heard remotely close to this price range.
I am powering them with an Onkyo TX-SR706 receiver. Movies are outstanding on these speakers and Xbox 360 games come to life, so realistic that some games seem real. With music; everything from classical to heavy metal to hip hop is so clean and clear be it through traditional 2-channel stero or all 5 speakers.
You can pay more for a set of speakers that don't sound as good and shell out several hundred dollars to a middle man or you could buy these. They have a beautiful glossy black finish, have rock solid construction, sound absolutely stunning, and ship for free wrapped in purple velvet bags. I would buy these all over again, no question.
- Price, performance and service Martin W.
- I bought these speakers based upon CNET review and I'm so glad I did. I have a Panasonic 58" plasma, Onkyo 605 A/V receiver and a PS3 and I would recommend these speakers for anyone with a modest size room and modest budget. I don't think you can find better speakers for the price and the service is fantastic. You can't go wrong with these speakers! Thank you Aperion!
- Can't get enough of them Prerak P.
- First let me say that these speakers are my first ever purchase of separate home theater speakers, I had a HTIB before.
With that said there aren't enough ways to say how impressed I am with these speakers. Before my purchase I did a lot of research, and went to several dealers around my area, and looked at all the usual suspects. From Polk, JBL, Mirage, etc. Even checked out some high ends like B&W, but decided that was beyond my budget.
After reading all the great things being said about Aperion, and the great customer service, I thought lets give it a shot, after all you can't beat the 30 day trial.
Well with 2 months of having them now behind me, I can say that I truly can't get enough of these speakers. Sound great no matter what is playing, music, movies, or games. Plus I get tons of compliments on them, from the finish to the sound.
Like some of other reviewers, I normally don't take the time to do this, but felt I should with how happy I was with my purchase.
Thanks for making the decision to keep these speakers easy.
- Amazed and Exceeded Expectations Michael K G.
- Well, this all started by upgrading my receiver a couple of months ago (to an Onkyo 706). G.A.S. (gear acquisition syndrome) made me look to upgrade my speaker system.
I spent quite a bit of time researching reviews, forums, etc. etc. What initially attracted me to Aperion was the fact that all of the reviews seemed to be very positive and their commitment to customer service was very evident (and these guys/gals seem genuinely jazzed about a/v and seem to be very proud of their product).
Once I narrowed down my decision to Aperion I needed to determine what was going to fit in my room. It was evident that, given my layout and what I was/wasn't committed to doing in terms of modifications, I would need to go with a 4c and either 4b's or 4t's as fronts (I opted for the 4T's). I also went with four 4B's for a 7.1 system (and 8D sub).
Initially, I was a little bit concerned with all the talk about people opting for the 5C vs. the 4C and 5's or 6's in general over 4's. I was worried that I might not have enough power for my room. I realize this all depends on room size and naturally, we are all inclidned to get more than we need in most things!
My listening area is about 10x10 space which actually opens up into a much larger space (kitchen). Well, it didn't take me any time at all to realize that the 4's are more than enough power for my room. Unbelievable and amazing sound! The quality of the build/aesthetics is only surpassed by the amazing performance. The bass delivery of the fronts and sub blew me away. Master and Commander Blu-ray was a perfect listening test and the Aperion's were simply amazing. Such a smooth and precise delivery and these speakers never showed any signs of strain even cranked to levels that make my neighbors cringe.
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Aperion to anyone who values quality, performance, customer service, and...value.
- 4T Hybrid SD Review after a couple of months. Steven A.
- When I decided to add a nice surround/music system to my living room, I drove to every Audio dealer in a 50 mi. radius. I researched the A/V forums and listened to the usual recommended speakers. After posting a question about speakers in a non-A/V forum I frequent, someone pointed me to Aperion Audio. I read all the reviews I could find and all of the forum discussions to decide if ordering fairly expensive speakers over the internet was a worthy risk.
I initially bought two 4T's, a 4c and an 8D. After the break in was complete I was surprised at how good these speakers sound. I nearly purchased a well respected named brand set of speakers that cost a little more than twice what I spent on these speakers. I'm still shocked that the Aperion speakers sound noticeably better. And I can assure you my off centered living room setup is no match for the sound quality of the audition room at the A/V store.
After a month I purchased a couple of 4B's for surrounds. I've been in other homes with surround systems and none have come close to the full sound I get with these speakers.
I'm most impressed with the 4T's. I'm still amazed those little speakers can put out as much bass as they do. I like to listen to music in pure 2 channel mode, and initially I thought my receiver was outputting to the Sub in 2 channel mode. I even turned off the sub to convince myself it was the 4T's producing the bass. Very well done for such small drivers. I don't like head thumping bass, and by no means will the 4T's satisfy those who are, but if you like nice tight integrated bass, they sure do deliver. When I am in the mood for a little wall shaking, the 8D delivers more than enough to vibrate the walls.
For movie watching the sub is essential for the LFE and boomy low end bass that adds to the experience. Having a surround system that performs so well adds tremendously to the movie watching experience. You really don't know what you are missing until you have it. Now I hate to watch TV elsewhere. It's just dull.
A note about break in. I read a lot about this on the forum and had I not, I might have mistakenly taken them up on the 30 return offer. The speakers don't sound bad out of the box, but they are a bit flat and not very full bodied. Even after reading about the break-in, I didn't really expect the difference to be so dramatic. Give them 3 weeks though and you will be amazed that you can get the quality and sound these speakers provide at a minimum of 1/2 what you'd pay for other brands.
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Pro Reviews For Intimus 4T Hybrid SD
- HomeTheaterReview.com reviews the Intimus 4T and 4C
- "I'm often disappointed with the low-end performance of many floor-standing speakers, even some of those with larger cabinets and drivers that should be capable of decent bass. As I made my way through other forms of music and movies, that's the aspect of the 4T's performance that continued to blow me away - the bass that those little four-inch drivers were capable of dishing out was amazing."
Next up for viewing was the Blu-ray of Marvel Studio's Thor (Paramount) , which turned out to be a visceral experience. Despite the ever-present action in the film, the 4C center channel did a capable job of conveying dialogue with solid resolution. "
"My last test involved the DVD-Audio version of Steely Dan's Two Against Nature (Giant Records/WEA). On the track "Jack of Speed," I found the vocals to be warm, neutral and engaging. I didn't notice any unwanted sonic artifacts, something that can prove difficult at this price point. I kept trying to pinpoint the sonic characteristic I found most appealing in the Aperions and really wasn't able to do so. I mean that in a good way, as they're well-rounded and well-engineered, especially given their affordability. "
"Considering Aperion's 30-day audition policy and the attractive price point of the Intimus line, there's really no excuse not to give them a try; you'll be rewarded with high-end sound and solid engineering. "
- Sean Killebrew, hometheaterreview.com, April 2012
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- Audioholics Video Review of the 4T Hybrid SD
"Aperion speakers are among the best bang for the buck in the industry. They have some really great products in a wide variety of styles and sizes to suit any need, and yet they continue to innovate their product line. We really like that. They also come with a five year warranty, free shipping and lifetime tech support. That's not bad. Not bad at all. If you're an absolute bass hog, maybe you can mix and match the system and upgrade the sub - either to a larger Aperion model or one from another company. In either case, Aperion's going to help you get the exact sound you want in your living space and the Intimus 4T Hybrid SD System is a great starter system."
- Clint DeBoer, Audioholics.com, January 2012
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- MissingRemote.com Review of the Intimus 4T Speaker
- "With great sound and build quality for the money, Aperion Audio's Intimus 4T tower provides an outstanding value. Combining this with a risk-free trial and a ten year warranty, it is difficult to not recommend that anyone considering new loudspeaker mains in a small or mid-sized room take a hard look at this pair. If there is a drawback, it is that the Intimus 4T's size demands sonic trade-offs similar to a bookshelf loudspeaker without the convenience of the other form-factor."
- Andrew Van Til, missingremote.com, December 2011
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- Men's Journal Features the Aperion Intimus 4T Hybrid SD in their "Best Home Theater" System
- Aperion Audio Intimus 4T Hybrid SD Speaker Setup
"Want the best bang for your audio buck? Skip the big box stores and try this surround-sound option from Aperion. Its six speakers (including a remote-controlled subwoofer) fill any room with the kind of clean, clear sound that has no right being this in-expensive."
February 2011 Issue, Page 87
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- Intimus 4T on CNET's "Top Ten Under $1K" Speaker List
- The Intimus 4T Tower Speaker is a component of this home theater speaker system.
"Aperion Audio's skinniest tower is one of my reference home theater speakers. Finished in a gorgeous real cherry wood or pristine black gloss, the 4T is a handsome speaker. Mated with a decent receiver the 4T makes a serious home theater or hi-fi statement. The direct sale price includes free in-the-U.S. shipping."
- Steve Guttenberg, CNET, September 2010
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- Winner: "Best of 2009" from Affordable$$Audio, Intimus 4T Tower Speakers, January 2010
- The Intimus 4T Tower Speaker is a component of the Intimus 4T Hybrid SD system.
"The 4T's became an instant favorite in my home, as well as Aperion's top-selling speaker in 2009 for good reason. Impeccably smooth, non-fatiguing dynamic sound, a wide soundstage combined with easy placement, and WAF in bunches makes it a great value. Add in a sub and you have instant full range magic. Top it off with Aperion Audio's 10-year warranty, 30 day in-home trial, and terrific customer service/support."
- Mark Marcantonio, Affordable$$Audio, January 2010
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- GoodSound! "Great Buy" Award Given to the Intimus 4T Tower Speaker, November 2009
- The Intimus 4T Tower Speaker is a component of this system.
"The Aperion 4T is a wonderful loudspeaker that could have easily been overlooked if sold through the traditional high-end retail establishment. For one thing, it's small -- it looks almost puny -- and lacks the physical "presence" of the more impressively sized speakers it would no doubt be standing next to. In addition, it's a truly neutral speaker designed to serve the music and avoid listener fatigue, qualities that are revealed only through the sort of extended and undisturbed listening sessions rarely offered by audio dealers. Yet have a pair (or more!) delivered to your home, as Aperion invites you to do, and see how easily they can be integrated into your lifestyle. The 4T asks little in terms of space, watts, or money, but play through them your favorite but imperfectly recorded LPs or CDs and they'll make the most of the good that's there while downplaying the bad. In a world of cynical hi-fi gear, the Aperion 4T is a true optimist. Highly recommended!"
- Ron Doering, GoodSound.com, November 2009
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- HomeTheaterReview.com Reviews the 4T Tower Speaker, August 2009
- The Intimus 4T Tower Speaker is a component of this 5.1 system.
"For $650 a pair, sold direct with a 30-day in-home trial and 10-year warranty, the Intimus 4T from Aperion Audio is a no-brainer for anyone looking to get a little more serious about two-channel audio or home theater without breaking the bank. While it can be bested by a few speakers in its price range, including some bookshelf speakers, it possesses a magic combination of beauty, quality and practicality that is hard to overlook. If you're seeking a solid, almost full-range floor-standing speaker that isn't going to dominate your living space or your bank account, look no further than the Intimus 4T."
- HomeTheaterReview.com, August 2009
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- CNET Named Intimus 4T Hybrid SD #1 on "Best Home Theater Speakers" List, July 2009
- "Anchored by its minitower speakers, the Aperion Intimus 4T Hybrid SD is an exceptional surround speaker system that ably combines good looks and superior sound."
- cnet.com, August 2008
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- Big Picture Big Sound 4T Hybrid SD Review (3.5 out of 4 Stars), June 2009
- "And when they arrived, I got an idea of how serious the company is about quality. The speakers were boxed securely, and inside the boxes they were dressed in elegant packaging: purple velvet sacks with golden drawstrings. Inside the bags, the meticulous presentation continued with speakers finished in a lush glossy piano black the packaging and the speaker fit and finish scream luxury."
"The sound of this system in a 7.1-channel set-up is deep, wide and expansive, drawing you into the action of movies, music and TV shows encoded in surround."
"This system really does satisfy the ears on a variety of 2-channel, 5.1 channel and 7.1 channel material."
"The performance that this system delivers compares favorably to much more expensive home theater loudspeaker systems."
- Chris Boylan, bigpicturebigsound.com, June 2009
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- GearPatrol.com Review of the 4T Hybrid SD System - May 2009
- "Combined in all of it's glory, I challenge anyone to find a better performing system for under $1,600 that is backed by the same warranties and sonically comparable."
"...any competition in this category is moot. Whether you're passionate about music or movies, no other tower based set at this price range comes close to matching the aesthetics, build quality, and sonic accuracy of the Intimus 4T Hybrid SD."
- Ben Bowers - gearpatrol.com, May 2009
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- CNET Award: "Best 5 In Home Audio"
- Best mid-size speakers for the money
If you're serious about surround sound, you need to invest in a speaker system with some real gravitas--but most people just don't want the living room overrun with giant tower speakers. But the Aperion Intimus 4T Hybrid SD package manages to downsize the towers without sacrificing the sound. At just 34 inches tall and only 5 wide, these mini-towers gorgeous minitowers will fit into smaller rooms with no problems. And you can choose an 8-inch (shown), 10-inch, or 12-inch subwoofer, depending on your bass (and size) requirements.
- cnet.com, January 2011
The 4T Hybrid SD has been on this list since February of 2009
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- Affordable Audio Review of the 4T Hybrid SD
- "The old adage, 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it!' definitely doesn't apply in the case of the Aperion series, by carefully following the group listening sessions speaker engineer/designer Ken Humphreys, has created a valued upgrade to the complete Aperion Audio lineup. The 4T's are a speaker worthy of placement in any budget conscious, WAF required, audio fanatic's system. The 4T's smooth, consistent performance, coupled with an endless listenability, makes it an
absolute winner. With Aperion's 10 year warranty, free shipping, and 30 day trial, make the 4T's in any grouping: 2 piece, 3 piece, or the Hybrid 5.1 HT, an obvious choice for for an in-home audition."
- Mark Marcantonio, Affordable Audio, January 2009
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- Secrets of Home Theater / HiFi Review of the 4T Hybrid SD
- "With a no risk audition program (they will pay shipping both ways if you actually return the product) and a ten year warranty, you can trust they stand behind their product. As I found out, they have good reason to. Overbuilt cabinets, beautiful sound and looks, and rarely seen features for the price make for a tremendous value."
-Jared Rachwalski, Secrets of Home Theater & High Fidelity, December 2008
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- Bravus 8D "Exceptional Value" Award from Tone Audio
- "If you are looking for a high performance, compact subwoofer, the Bravus 8D is the best choice for your system at this price point."
- Jeff Dorgay - Tone Audio, December 2008
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- CNET 4T Hybrid SD Review - 8.8/10 (4T Review)
- The Intimus 4T Hybrid SD is a hard system to fault. Its compact dimensions should make for a fine fit in most rooms and decors, and the sound is fully up to Aperion's high standards. All in all, its nearly $1,600 asking price is an absolute bargain considering the quality of speaker system you're getting. We highly recommend it.
- Steve Guttenberg - cnet.com, August 2008
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Included Products: Intimus 4T Hybrid SD-Gloss Black-5.1
Front Speakers: 2 Intimus 4T Tower SpeakersDespite its slim profile, the Intimus 4T packs a wallop. With its gracefully curved-edge cabinetry finished in gleaming Gloss Black lacquer, the 4T fits any décor.
Center Channel: 1 Intimus 4C Center Channel SpeakerGiven that over 50% of your movie's dialogue—and a good portion of the sound effects—come from the center of your screen, it's clear the speaker in charge is a key player. That's exactly the role the Intimus 4C Center Channel was made for.
Surrounds: 1 Intimus 4B Satellite Speaker PairIf you believe speakers should be heard but not seen—or if you simply need great-sounding but compact units for a space you'd never confuse with a great room—make way for the Intimus 4B Satellite.
Subwoofer: 1 Bravus II 8D Powered SubwooferDon't let its small size and gorgeous design fool you. Coming in at just over one cubic foot, this compact subwoofer is small enough to fit anywhere, yet packs one heck of a punch.
You might also like:
Verus Forte Tower SDThe striking good looks and exquisite sound of the Verus Grand Tower, shrunk down to fit into any living space. The Verus Forte Tower SD brings the big sound of Verus to rooms both big and small.
Intimus 5T Hybrid HDIf Goldilocks had a home theater, this would be it… Not too big, not too small but just right for most living rooms and family rooms. The Intimus 5T Hybrid HD System will seriously impress you with huge sound in a small package.


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This Valentine's Day, show your love for the earth by sending recycled-content greeting cards. Consider making new cards from scrap paper or by attaching new backs to the fronts of old cardsthis can be a craft project for family and friends that helps everyone reduce paper waste while saving money! Also consider sending electronic valentines.
Bake cookies or other goodies for your valentine and package them in reusable and/or recyclable containers as gifts. Home-made goodies show how much you care and help you avoid packaging waste. Consider also buying long-lasting silk flowers, potted plants, or live bushes, shrubs, or trees that can be planted in the spring.
Think "green" while shopping the President's Day sales. Bring your own reusable cloth bag for carrying your purchases, and try to buy items with minimal packaging and/or made with recycled content. For example, buy fleece jackets made from recycled soda bottles, sneakers made with recycled rubber soles, or clothes made from recycled cotton scraps.
Don't become dehydrated playing winter sports. Prevent waste by using a reusable sports bottle instead of disposable plastic bottles. If you are providing drinks for your team, supply them in reusable containers such as thermoses or hard plastic cups.
Before storing your used sports equipment for the winter, consider donating or selling any equipment you no longer want to a charity or used sporting goods store. Also consider donating old soccer balls, footballs, or tennis balls to your local animal shelter to use as chew toys.
If you are participating in a winter sport, purchase used sports equipment whenever possible, and look for sporting goods that are made from recycled material. Examples include hiking shoes with recycled rubber soles, basketballs made with recycled rubber, and ski jackets and sleeping bags made from recycled soda bottles.
For sports you don't regularly participate in, try renting or borrowing equipment rather than buying it. This will save you money and prevent waste!
For cold weather sporting events, wear multiple layers of clothing or thermal underwear instead of relying on battery-operated or kerosene heaters.
When possible, use skis, snow shoes, or sleds to go through snow instead of gas-powered snowmobiles.
If you are hosting a basketball party, buy drinks and snacks in bulk to prevent packaging waste, and encourage guests to recycle their empty aluminum cans and glass or plastic bottles. Also reuse decorations, or rent some from a party store.

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The promotion, the U.S. fast food chain says, is purely coincidental.
On Friday, news program "3.15" - one of China's most widely watched TV shows - will name and shame companies that it says violated the trust of consumers in a nation forecast to become the world's largest retail market in three years.
The TV show, similar to U.S. CBS network's "60 Minutes", often catches companies off guard, and the fallout can sting as McDonald's itself found out last year when it was criticized on food safety. McDonald's apologized, and its shares fell as China's army of microbloggers unleashed their anger online.
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w Nassau County Review FREEPORT, N. V., FRIDAV, APRIL 24, 1914 Vol. XIX, No. 17 i Freeport News of the Churches In the Fraternal Orders Sodal and Personal Local Topics Freeport Trustees In the Fire Department Doiass in tke t.cret fraternal ^orvaaizationa of Fr««port and Ticinity. Single COpieg of the Review for sale 9«bj«et of Smnooa, Sarricaa et tke waak at Greenblfttt'B and Braithwaite's,^ and .dM^ dote,, inth. ch«rch« Railroad Avenae: Kiefer's, Nassau c ure «. , !" p,egp<jjt Lp^ge Nu. 600. 1. O. O County Review, Da.Silva'8 and Go- Christian Science Society. Services F., tbe third degree was conferred or betz's, Main Street; DaSilva's, West Sunday niorning at 11 a. m.; Sunday Chriatian Schluter Monday evening. Merrick Road. tf. School, same hour; Hempstead Bank Building. Subject next Sunday, April HIGHWATEK TIDE TABLE ; 26, "Probation After Death." Wed- Dtdnct ;i2 nesday evening services at 8 o'clock. I A reading room with Christian Sci- Mainly AbanI Gueati. Viaita and Partiet Freeportera and Their Frienda (Ttie- «r« for .Sandy Hoolc. jlemtor Hfini'st^tnl Bay) Friday, April Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, May Saturday 24, 26, 26, 27, 28, 29, flO, 1, 2, 7.82 a 7.69 a. nn 8.22 a. ra 8.48 a. no 9.21 a. m m. ) ence literature is open at the above i address every weekday from 1:30 t'*^! ' p. m. Miss Florence Thompson and Edward B. Thompson entertained at Five Hun¬ dred at their home on Rundall Avenue, 1 Friday evening. Freeport Lodge, B. P. O. E., initi- ¦ ated fnur candidates at ita meeting} Miss Winifred Taylnr entertained Thursday evening, all residents of | the Taesday afternoon Five Hundred Freeport. They were Edward Langer, : Club at her home on West Merrick Uavid Sutherland, jr., Thomas J. Spence and Leonard S. Mabee. m. ! This Saturday evening an informal _,,,., 7.",~I ' _..c-.«j>> social dance will be held at the Club The Ladies Aid Sociq^y^ fl« Free-1 Houg^^ to which the wivea and lady 9.59 k.-ih. port M. E. jhurch wU> give a supper friends of the members are invited 10.45 a. m '" ^"^ lecture room oX the church, next | Wednesday evening, April 29, from 6 to 8 o'clock. 11.40 a. m 12.42 a. m Application for Service nnad. Ice cream and cake were served after the games. A number of Mrs. A. C. Losee's friends gathered at her home, 2(i6 Soutb Main Street, last Thursday in honor of her granddaughter, Miss Mar¬ ion T. Losee, of .Montclair, N. J., who was spending a few days with her. I At the regular meeting of the Vil lage Board of Trustees Friday Hfter¬ noon the resignation of Robprt P. Welden as Trustee* was presented. The resignation in full is as follows: To the Honorable Board of Trustees of the Village of Freeport, New York. Gentlemen: 1 hereby tender my resignation as Trustee of the Village of Freeport, to take effect immediately. Mj reason saw advertiseil from that place, anil for-resitrninp is due entirely to the fact Eitrine 1 which I had no iiifa thai I tould jjet at (hat my lju.-iine«« interests contliot home. I accordingly sent my orde with those of the Village of Freeport, and after a considerahle dflay rectived and as I litlieve no man should hold word that they had an, agency in our ollice who cannot conscientiously de village from whom 1 could get the.'^e voti proinr timr und attention to the goods. I know as a matter of facl that \ carrj ing out of his oath of othce, I am Comm.nta and aaplanatlona noi a newa natura, on villa r* < br thaaditor. THE VALUE OF ADVERTISLNG I frequentlv advise my readiirs to patronize their home stores, but I am beginnint; to think that it is not lhe buyers, but the sellers who iire to i blame in a great many instance*. A ' couple of weeks ago I sent an order to ' .Milwaukee, Wis., for supplies which I t.ri of int.r.at to and nbout tha firamaa In our local dapartmnnt by H. E. P. BUWLLNG TOURNAMENT. STANDING OF THE TE.AMS. Hose 1 Hose 3 Truck 1 Ho.-e 4 Hose Won ¦2.4 19 15 11 7 5 Lost 3 11 12 LS 21) '2'2 P. C. .889 688 .666 .468 .260 .148 E. Seaman and family to Roosevelt. have moved Among the duties of the Freeport I Village Board of Trustee.s ia the grant- A Hoople Drill and Kaffee Klatsch ; will be given at Bethel A. M. E. , Church on Thuisday evening. May 7. ing of applications for service from The Casino opened last Saturday un-j Tickets, at 10 cents each, are now on I the Village Water and Light plant, der management of Oscar Rhodes. sale. i also for permission to lay sidewalks. . . ; upon which the village pays a rebate Rufua Rhodes has closed his photo-, A musical entertainment under aus-1 upon not more than 800 square feet, graph gallery and will engage in busi-; pices of the Young People s Society , ^t the last regular meeting of the ness in New York. : will be held at the Presbyterian Chapel village Board the following were I Wednesday evening. May 6. Tickets , granted ¦ Irving, son of Gordon P. Ellison, ^ are now on sale. i bas enlisted in the Navy and left Free- - — ^ j WATER port Wednesday. , T.''*'¦?".'""'• '^^f Dawn Immort-, William V ial. will be repeated at Bethel A. M. "ug E. Church on Sunday evening, in place Gillies & Campbe A<1- terfield Place. Games were played and refreshments :" !?"'"^«'''of """"''p"!''*" """^ sending to ¦ compelled to resign as I cannot give were served, a very pleasant evening being enjoyed by all. R. W. Hart and family have re¬ turned to Freeport for the summer. this same place for these goods cause they do not know thHt tbere is store in Freeport that carries them. The South Side High School of Rock ville Cenlre opened its baseball season of the regular service, at 8 p. m. against Freeport High School Friday, I mission free. Preaching at 11 a. m.; losing by 25 to 7. j 'yceum at 4 p. m. Ground was broken on Monday for ! _ "[''« «"biect of Mrs. Maude Campbell the new school house in the northeast- ! •""'%• «°'°'«'. '" .^^e M- E. Church ern part of the village. Lewis Bros, j "«f ^ .^"",d«y ^^ning wil be "I'm a have the contract for the work. f''f ^ "'• by Johnson, lhe music will ! include an anthem Sweet is Thy Mer- Freeport High School Alumni iis.so. |'^y-" ^y Sir Joseph Barnby. with so ciation will have a dance at Brooklyn ! P'"ano solo by Mrs. Fuller. The Mechanics' Hall The Trustees of Freeport Council, IJr. O. U. A. M., have contracted with I Edward H. Olsen of Freeport to re- Noble. NewYork Ave-j ^""'^^ ^,«<=^»"i"' ^*""' '^^«"'°>'«^ ^^ 7 houses on Por- Hall on Saturday evening, Ticket.s are now being sold. May 16. RECEPTION TO BISHOP A reception will be tendered to Bish op EviMis Tyrce, D. D., LL. D., Pre siding Bishop nf the First Episcopal District of the A. M. E. Church, at! j Bethel A. M. E. Church, next Tuesday | tv?ning, April 28 A sinall admission I j fee will !);• (-harged. i The next regular mteting of the Vil-1 Introductory remarks will be made I lage Board of Truatees will be held | by the pastor, Uev. S. H. V. Gumbs, ] next Friday afterno(.n, May 1, at the : introducing Uev. Ur. J. ,1. Walters,! village olHce. It is expected that at i Presiding Elder of the of the Long Is [ Chief of Police Roland M. Lamb' gives notice that beginning next Mon day, April 27, the village ordinances relating to licensing dogs will be rig¬ idly enforced. ing will be ready before that time, but it wi aecure all of the furniture The interior decoration of the main I lodge room will be somewhat different ! this time than before, and is being , rushed by the contractors. In place of plaster, plaster board is being used on the sidewalls, panelled at regular intervals, and the whole tinted a rich cream. A chair rail has been placed I all around the room, and will serve to I keep the walls in better condition. Pine Street, 4x ; The metal ceiling has been replaced iand will be painted a very light green. thia time a .>-:uccessor to Trustee Woi den will be appointed, this having heen laid over frum the last meetiiiji'. I. Mayer reports the following sales of Iiouses in the last week: One oni Park Avpnue, Rutherford, N. J., lo ^ Samut'l Smithson; one on South Side j Avenue, near Bayview. to Mrs. A A.I Nicolay of Brooklyn : one on Benren . Place, ni'ar Randall Avenue, to Vr. '. William H. Runcie. I TliroUijh the agency of Charles A. ^ SitMiiond the large residence of ('hurlo»- , Collier, corner of South Ocean .\venui' - and Archer Stret't, hna been sold to I George IIofTninri. proprietor of floff-' man's ii>staurant, 3-lth Street ami | Broiiilvv.iy, New York. Am illuslratt'd lecture, "Panama ] Canal." by Harry Tappen, a civil en-j gineer residing at Glen Cove, will be ' given in the Freepnrt High School | Auditorium on Friday evening. May ' 1. Mr. Tappen gives the lecture from | • first hand knowledge, having lived | with the engineers and workers on j this canal, and comes highly recom- ! mended. ¦ District, ns .Master of Ceremonies. Till! profji'Bin: Opening t horus, Hosanna. Choir. Prayer, Prosiiiiiig EldrT Dr. Walters. SoIj, H. j. Riiymore. .\ddress in behalf of the Trustees' Board, J. J, Irons Address in behalf of the church, H. Irons. Solo, Mias A. Williams. Address in behalf of the village, Pru«ident Rolan.i iM. Larnb. Address in iiehalf of the business m<':i, ex-Villai^e I'resident James Hanse. Address in behalf of the ministry, Kev. S. O. t;urtice, of the M. E. Ciiurch. Solo, Franl; Sommers. Address in behalf of the County, County Shtrill'and ex Judge Steiihen I'ettit. Ad(iress in behalf of his denomina¬ tion, Kev. E. E. Loux, of the Baptist Church. Solo, Rev. J. Stiles. Address in behalf of his denomina- 1 tion. Rev. E. O. Tree, of Roosevelt M. i E. Churoh. ; Introduction of Rev. Dr. Rank ins, 'secretary of Mission, who will in turn i introduce His Grace, Bishop E. Tyree, ID. D., LL. D. The Biahop will then ! deliver the responsive address. I Choir selection. I Benediction, Bishop Tyree. I Several ministers of the district will An B. F. Post, W. Lincoln Place, 2, houses. E. W. Penny, New York Avenue. I. W. Marshall, New York Avenue. ' ¦ G. Chusano, Bennington Avenue. Long Island Builders Co., Atlantic Avenue, 2 houses. Wallace Smith, E. Smith Street, 2 houses. A. S. Reynolds, Grand Avenue. i SIDEWALKS R. C. Gillies, rn3 125 ft. George McChesney, 149 .No. Long j In place of the five antique chandel Beach Avenue, 4x50. \ iers in the room before, T. P. C. Amy C. Anderson, Harris Avenue, i Forbes, the own^r, has had nine half 4x50. ! circular domea placed at.regular inter Martin Horstman, Sagamore Street, ' vals againat the ceiling, thus remov- 4x121. I ing what was one of the objectionable John J. Murphy. 93 Broadway, 4x , features of the room, the low hanging 125. lights. These lights are to be con- Joe Hampton, 309 Pine Street, 4x70. ! trolled by four switches placed at the Abigail Fullum, Pine Street and | east end of the room, instead of in the Third Place, 4x250. I hallway as before. The rheostat or Warranty Realty ('o., N. Y. and ! "dimmer" will again he connected. Central Avenues, 4xl(Mi. \ and drop lights placed over the desks. Frank Devlin, Rose Streel and Mil-I It is iii the lodge furnishings that ler Avenue, 4x10(1. i the biggest change has been made. R. C. Gillies, Madison Avenue, 4x ! The carpet ami desks will be the same. "STREET NOMENCLADURE" "Here in Freeport we have done rather well on street 'nomencladure.' " —Nassau Post. We do not like to seem to be differ¬ ing with the Post all the time, but evi¬ dently they have not tried to go around our atreets very much, although, by ast issue they reported a man arrested who . 1 , . I lived on Kaynor Street, where as a take near y six weeks to ^",. " r r » .u . r, J matter of fact they meant Raynor Avenue, an entirely different thorough- re on March 6, and expect to occupy n, . , .•.•'. ,. • 1 , 1 Tl, u -ij ' 'ne way, I noticed in the their new rooms by June 1. The bui d-i ,u .. . j the proper time and consideration tu the affairs of the viiiage. When I look olhce I was in business for myself, and if I saw tit to let it go. there was no one to censure me. Since taking odice I have connected myself with the Freeiiort Ice & Fuel Company, and Welden & Smith, Inc., and I am compelled to devote my en¬ tire time and attention to the business, 83 tiiere are other stockholders to sai¬ ls fv. I have no time to go out with the assessors, and the present assessment roll is now being made up, and I pre- sume I will be censured by my friends and customers if assessments are in¬ creased, wiien I have taken no part in the adjustment of same. I was elected one year ago liy over fare Here are a few instances of mislead¬ ing "nomencladure" (which, by the way, in our dictionary is spelt with a "t" in the last sviluble instead of a "d"): South Bayview Avenue from the Railroad track to the south end of the village. The next street to this is East Bayview Avenue, running i.n the same general direction, hut stopping at Atlantic Avenue on the north. The third sireet lo the east from that is South^Bay Avenue, which also stops at i.^nrleas and to the I Atlantic Avenue. j'^hvc been censured b Hose '2 (lid not appear for their games with Hose 1 Tuesday evening, and Hose 1 rolled the gamea against a dummy team, with scores of 7ti4, 840 and 743, against 550 Thursday evening Truck I took three .-traight games from Hose 3. Truck 1 has started too late, however, and can¬ not linish any better than third, while Hose 1 ia sure of first and Hose 3 oi second. The scores : Truck 1, OilJ; Hose 3. 5ll4 Truck 1, 6(11 ; Hose 3, 566 Truck 1, 635; HoseJS, 622 Tuesday, May ,">, is the date set for tbe special election for the tractor for Truck 1, and the members «^f the com¬ mittee ask this favor: If you are in¬ clined to be against the proposition, give a mendier of the committee a chance to tell you their reasons for submitting it, before deciding. The committee consists of Stephen W. Hunt, chairman; C.o. Niles, secre- tar.N ; Frank S. Snedeker, jr., Clarence 20U majority, for some purpose, and I M- VanKjper. William H. Pattei East Avenue is stil er east, running fr nue to Srnith Street. have tried, to the best of my ability to give to the Village of Freeport my honest and unbiased co operation. There haa been consii-lerable talk in the Village of Freei<ort as to who should control the Village Board. 1 do not believe that any on^ man should control the Board or dominate believe that every Trustee eleetei) :, otlice should scr\e tbe people honestly if his ability ause I luok i Edward Spiegel and Harry Burroughs. six blocka fur- j;("f,(j (when the police matters were ther east, running from Atlantie Ave- ^nken up in the Hoard) that I believed to be e<in-:istent, honest, straigbl-for- Roosevelt Avenue, runs south from ^vard and to the best intereats ..f the .Smith Street. 'Village at large 200. Av< Edward W. Penny, New York nue, 4x100. LIGHTING Mrs. Moana Tawnsen, Koosevelt Place. .Abigail Fullum, Pine Sireet and Third Place. Joe Hampton, 305 Pine Street. P. A. Sohlke, So. Bay Avenue. Helen F. Smyth. Commercial Street. Elmira H. Shady. Atlantie Avenue. Big Traffic to Fishing Grounds Koosevelt Place runs north from Smith Street and a little bit further to the west. Sitjmond Street is at the west side of the village, running several blocks east and west Sigmond's Lane is on the east side of the villaire. over a mile distant from Sigmond Street. TRU.STEE WELDEN'S RESIGNATION I am glad the Keview has spoken good words of appreciation of Kob¬ ert P. Welden while lie was u merabe'' of the Village Boasii of Trustees, and we can see n(j reason for retracting them. Mr. Welden giv.'.s his true rea chaira of lhe aame design will be 1 sons for resigning the pressure of placed at each aide on the floor in front, business, but he also ailds in his letter of the pbitform. Pedestals eighteen 1 of resignation some interesting lights of the pressure brought to bear U)!(iii him to gel him to charge fron) wba' he believed to be the right course. As he well says he was fearless, expresst his opinion possibly loo plainly apd made enemic s wiio were deti rinined to make or break him in olliee and .Mr. limited I order but that is all. In place of the three chairs upon the [ilatforms al each end of the room there will be what is known as a tri cliair. This ia one chair, although partitioned and decor¬ ated as Ihree chairs which had been fastened together, and is about S feet vide Upon the large jilatform there will be two sm.'dler chairs placed at the side of the tri chair Smaller When .Mr. Lamb was elected, he called at my office and spoke with me, and 1 t( 1(1 him I would co-operate with him in giving the Village of I-'reeport good honest governinent, but I would not imder any consideration \ote to put on the police force VVilliam ll, Cntn- er.in nnd Anthony N. Fedden. 1 told him that 1 bad toted last year to put these it;( 11 oil' of ibi' f iree and 1 could not :::, tlml ei.'niiition.i changed any ti ad lo vote other- r uny ,-¦ t ol nien I'ote. iluiing tlu I have ulwavs nave lime been :yy man knew where 1 Tho pc'ople of Freeport are glad to notice that Frank John has again opened his restaurant in the Otten Building. Owing to damage by fire it haa been closed for several weeks and villagers realize that the closing was a great loss, not only to the proprietor ! also take part in this reception but to the people of tbe village. [ orchestra will play the Recessional and While working as a fireman Frank | entertain the guests while eating, neglected the work of trying to save \ his own property. The firemen and | "Don't Cheer, Boys, They Are Dy- otbers made up a nice purse for bim ; '"K-" will be the subject of the even- tbia has been a groat help in getting '"K sermon in the Baptist Church on bis business re-opened^-Observer. | |-'^;/^--i^"« \ ^f «^ "mSng^'^he : meeting, and back up the demand for j fortunate After several months of quietness ! w*" P'-««'=h upon the subject, "Why inches wide for all the atations will re pface the very srnull ones previously used. .An altar has also been secured for the center of the room, something not there hel'ore. l.ast Sunday the Frteport Kailroad , The greatest ehange, however, is ir. Company carried 1500 passengers to i the individual Hoor chairs. Every and from the boats to the fishing j chair on the Hoor will be an arm chair, grounds, and it is anticipated that the I with tbe ideal of obtaining greater ¦ means, felt obliged to resign number will increaae from this time , comfort for the members, and it is es-i to protect hia jiartners in business, on, as Freeport is being widely adver- timated that it will be posaible to I rather than retract from what he' be- tised for ita accessibility, with trolleys i place enough of these chaira on the ; lieved to be the right position on cer- running direct to the boats from the : (loor to take care of the usual attend-' tain village affairs, trains and the trolleys to the city. ance of all the lodges meeting there. | President Lamb paid hiin the com- A nearing on the application for the with the wooden camp chaira as before j pliment of remarking that he admired Welden not being a man of the N. S. D. C. opened the spring sea-1 ¦on by calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Post. Wallace Street, unannounced, last Saturday evening. Tbe party was arranged in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Post's wedding anniver¬ sary which fell on Thuraday, April 16. Mr. and Mrs. Post spent Thursday ev¬ ening in New York, and the Club are not our prayers answered. reduction of the Long Island Railroad ; for an emergency fare, which is now, higher than to, A Singer piano has been Wreck Lead, a ahorter distance, and ¦ through H. J. Raymore. which it ia claimed is an injustice to , Although the Mechanics received the I Freeport,- will be held in New York, full amount of their inaurance wben before the Public Service Commission, | the building burned, they were not this afternoon at 2 o'clock. A large j fully covered, and will lose several number of the boat captains and others | hundred dollars, but at that, with the interested are exprcted to be at this | new furnishings, consider themseUes It is expected that all the a reduction, or an equalization. If j old tenants will go back in the build- the fares were the same to Freeport i ing as soon as it is completed. I as they are to Wreck Lead, as they- In the meantime, all the tenants I Mr. Welden because he believed ordered , sincere—and that is what counts. him Rev. Elmer E. Loux returned from j shonld be, or less, tbe trade would j with the exception of the Elks, who were about ready to meet in their new headquarters when the fire occurred, and have {(one in since, are meeting in Fraternity Hall. his trip to Lake Champlaln last Tues- i undoubtedly be diverted to Freeport day. He reports a fine country and a ' which would be much easier for the restful time. In his absence, Rev. C. i boatmen, as they now have to sail all I C. Smith occupied the pulpit of the Itbe way from Wreck Lead to this part I First Baptist Church. | of the bay to get out of the inlet, I which makes their day from one to A lecture on Christian Science under i two hours longer, thinking to catch them unawares. I the auspices of the Christian Science chose Saturday night for the visit and | Society of Hempstead will be given by were very successful in surprising Col. William E. Fell, C. S. B., of them. Tbeevening was spent in play-! Leeds, England, a member of the ing 500, followed by refreshments. ! Board of Lectureship of the Mother The following were present: Mr. | Church, The First Cburch of Christ, and Mrs. Fred S. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Scientist, in Boston, Mass., Monday Walter M. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Ern-1 evening, April 27, at 8 o'c'ock in Vil¬ est S. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. | lage Hall. Hempstead, opposite rail- Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Mr. i road station. Admission and seats and Mrs. Alvin Sprague, Mr. and Mrs. | free. Gilson H. Raynor, Mr. and Mrs. | The 'hall is a half block from tbe Charles Williams, Mr. and Mre. | trolley, getting off at Fultnn Street, ! |l"'''^^ Frank S. Snedeker, Miss F. Mae Lara-' and can be reached in about 20 minutes ' bee. Frank S. Snedeker, jr., Mr. and ' from the L. I. R. R. at Freeport. Mrs. Wallace Post and Miss Grace I To Discuss Anti-Suffrage Baseball The Federal Juniors are forming in¬ to a first-class little machine and Capt. Porter expects to be able to publish a complete schedule of games sooh and requests all challenges to be sent in at once. "Peb." Raynor in the practice games has shown good control and con¬ siderable speed for so early in tbe sea¬ son. His pitching ia counted on to .\o one mari (jominateil inv I hliVe servei; feiii less, and i alood. It has luen said iliai. the election of .Ur. Lamb sh.uved that the citizens of the Village of Freeport disup^uowd of the action of the old Boar:'. I do not believe this. I believe that Mr. Lanilj v.'as elected by reason of bis great per¬ aonal p'lnularity, togeiher with the aid be rei'eu'ed fiom his friends, ('apt. Hanse, Mesars. Leo Fisbel, C'liaib-sC. Moore, Halpin, Kehoe, A. "ft: ."^^eali'y, C. I). Kaker, Thomas I'. ('. Forles. C. D. .Molloy and a fiW oth.'rs, anil be¬ cause .Mr. Cox made no serious elforts to be elected. Mr. Lamb was not elected by any aid be received from tbe self-pro¬ claimed members of ibe Citizens party. lhe lirm of Welden & Sinith has been attacked by men wbo are so mean, smail and despicable fhat. they flaunt their smallness to aucb an ex¬ tent as publicly proclaiming that the firm of "•Velden & Smith, incorporated this year, will lose business because 1 voted to prevent Cameron and Fedden from oeing placed on the police force; because I did my duty as I aaw it, and While the Department and Council, in their annual meetlnga last week, were handing out iheir votes of thanks, I WHS glad to see the two appointive olIiL-ers were included Surgeon Runcie 'j' anil {'haplain Karkau. Surgeon Run- 1^ cie, a member of Hose 4, bas lie'en the only Freepor! phyiifjan to olVer to act in that capacity, and Iihs been faithful to his odice ever aince his uiipoint- menl, so much ao that when he hap¬ pens to misa a fire, his abaence is no- tii'ed. Fortunately he has never been ealled upon for serious work, but has at ditVerent tiiiu's treated ininnr injur¬ ies. (Jhaplain Karkau is an active mem¬ ber of Truck 1, and succeeded Rev. A. W. E. Carrington as Chaplain of the Fire Department. The Chaplain be¬ lieves lliat as an aciive inember bo should take all responsiliilitii-s that go witb his olliee, and he can always be found in Ihe thickest imrt of the work, doing his share of it. ll means loss of tini'' and money to eviiy niiin in the di|;artiiieiit to an¬ swer aiain's. nml it makes us all feel a little inore neigbbo-ly to ^ee busy men like Surgeon Kuncie and Chaplain Kar¬ kau get in and work together witb us ai'ain.-t a eoinnion eiieniv. Hymeneal llOLMK.S MAl.tJNK "ll Sunday afternoon iil the rtsiilence ol Mr. and Mrs. James H. Holmes, 'ilie Dansant was nlven to announce tbe engag.'ment of tli.ir ebJest daugh¬ ter, Grai'e Evangeline Holmes, to Kay¬ mond Malone of Krooklyn, formerly of Freeport. Miss Holmes was educated at the Sacred Heart C;onven(, ManliMttaiiville, and shortly afler her gnnliial ion, madw ber debut at Sherry's. She has been entei tained extensively in New York as well as lirooklyn, of whicli she Was a former resident. Mr. Malone was a Harvard student and a graduate of Nevv York Law School. He is an active inember of the Cathedral Club of Brooklyn and the Deal and Nassau Coif Clubs. - Hempstiad Scntinul. SMITH-CHAPMAN Mr. and Mra. Frank Jay Smith an¬ nounce tbe marriage of their daughter, Grace Adele, to Joseph Henry Chap¬ man of 711 West Merrick Koad, Free- port, N. Y , on Thurs'Jav, April If!, at their home at I'orl Richmond. N. Y. Post. Garden Implements 'Vegetable Seed. 6 packages, 5c Flower Seed, 5 packages, 5c Chicken Wire, Jc sq. ft., by the roll; open, jc sq. ft., 160 ft. to roll Chick Wire, IJc sq. ft., by roll; IJc sq. ft. open Extensive Building Ten new houses are now being erect- The last regular meeting of the Freeport Arte Club for tbe season will be held witb Mrs. H. L. Crandell on Monday, May 4. The topic for tbe meeting is "Anti Suffrage." Mrs. Frank Goodwin of the New York State Anti Suffrage Association, will deliver j first string pitcher. Send all chal- ress. Tbe guests' committee lenges to Capt. Porter, 162 Pennayl- i is Mrs. Osterhout and Mrs. Schrieber. vania Avenue, Freeport. The March guests' committee are to, i bring their friends, as on account of. The Federal Juniors defeated the : the storm last month they were unable | Buckville team last Saturday, as fol- j to attend. The March committee isi lows: i Mrs. William G. Smitb, Miss Stoot- I Buckville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— ii VOUR FIRE COUNCIL I am requested lo call special atten¬ tion to the fact that the nieetings of the Fire Council are open to the pub¬ lic, the aame as meetings of tbe Vil¬ lage Board. At these meetings all business relating to fire department ; hecause I would not stoop to th mattera is discussed and transacted, j depth, they attacked the firm with and any taxpayer or citizen ia not only ! which I am connected when no mem- privileged to attend, but is invited by I ber of the firm of Welden & Smith, tbe Chief to call, and present any sub- i inc., took any part in the village cam- ject whicb may be of interest, or listen I paign thia spring. It is men of this ^'''- ""'^ ^^^- ('hapman will be at home to the transaction of the business of I calibre who prevent good citizens who i "'''^'"'^* fi*"*'°^ J""** *'><2;i Colonial tbe department. The meetings are can give aome of their time and atten-:'^°*''' Elmora, N. J. held the third Wednesday of each tion to the betterment of village gov- ' month. The next one occurs Wednes- ernment from taking office, because day evening. May 22, at the Engine | they realize unless they are independ- House, corner Churcb and Pine Streets, ' ent financially they will be driven out I of business unless they do the bidding of tbese so-called politicians. J In conclusion I wish to thank the i members of the Board for their atten- I tion, interest and judgment, in acting at 8 o'clock. County Schools The number of teachers employed in the large villages of Nassau County, witb the salaries paid the superintend- win a majoriiy'orthe'gam'eVTn whiJh i «"*? ^""^ principals, are as follows : he performs. "Peb." i« the Federals' j , F'eeport, principal Ward E. Moon, '48 teachers, salary $2000; Glen Cove, principal, Albert T. Bouck, 47 teach¬ ers, salary $2300; Great Neck, princi¬ pal, H. J. Ackerman 21 teachers, sal¬ ary $2500; Hempstead, principal, I. M. Cast, 48 teachers, salary $2100; Huntington, principal. Robert K. Toaz, 37 teachers, salary $2000: Lyn- I the beaatiful blocks of tbe village I Tbe houses wiil be artistic in design. Da Silva's, West Merrick Road ¦ ""d well constructed, witb all modern Advertisement, conveniences, hot water beat, combin- I ation range, gas, electricity. etc. Henry E. Dixey in a thrilling de-1 There will be cement sidewalks along tective story, "Chelsea 7750," sup-1 the entire front, and tbe property will ported by Laura Sawyer and Horace ! be ready to ase about July 1, when it Peters in motion pictures at the Plaia, ! wili be advertised in these columns. Wednesday, April 29; matinee and ev-. ^ ,~ "i^ '. ^pjpf, A new advertiser in tbe Review this AdverUaeiBMit. j week is Arthur Pillsbury Dodge, at- ; torney and counsellor at law, at 33 Try my special box of cut flowers, ! Soutlji Main Street. 76c for the weekend. C. R. Anken,} _ . . " . ^ florist, Rockville Centre, L. I. Tele- Attention is called to the large ad- phono connection: delivery .nywhere. '•»»»•••«»«»»«'»*» Manhattan Cleaners AdTuttMOMBt. I and Oyer* in tbia Isene. ed on Porterfield Place and Madison i bcil, Mrs. S. H. Swezey, Mrs E. H. | Federal Juniors 3 3 4 3 3 3 x—19 I brook, principal, C. D. Vosburg, Avenue, by Gillies, Campbell Co. The ' VanRiper, Mrs. George T. VanRiper, i Batteries. Farmlett and Pettit, Ray-! S2200; Mineola, principal, William W. builders propose to make this one of | Miss Irene VanRiper, Mrs. Theo. H. | nor and Porter; sacrifice hits. Porter; bright. 13 teachers, salary $1900; Vought. I three-base hits, Lenker ; two base hit!>, A business meeting ef tbe Club was { Lenker, Mahnken, Daniels; double held at tbe home of Mrs. lyilliam G. I play, Gilbert to Mahnken; struck out, Smitb on Monday, April 20. Tbe fol- I by Farmlett 3, hy Raynor 9; base on lowing officers were elected at thia I balls, Farmlett 4: umpires. Holske and meeting: President, Mrs. William G. ] Porter; stolen bases, Mahnken 2, Por- Smith; vice president, Mra. William | ter 3. H. Cutler; secretary and treasurer, "Peb" Raynor pitched great ba 13 teacners, salary Oyster Bay, principal, Thomas Colby 28 teachers, salary $1900; Port Wash I ington, principal. Palmer J. Jones, '21 : teachers, $2300; Rockville Centre, I principal, W. S. Covert, 24 teachers : $2500; Roslyn. principal. W.J. Mui I ter, 18 teachers, $2000; Sea Cliff, prin- mire men wbo are s'ncere {cipal, F. E. DeGelleke, 14 teachers, Canon Chase, who is well known , throughout this section, and .Miss Fan¬ nie L. Jaekaon, whoae engagement was announced nome time ago, will be married on Monday evening, April 27. Canon Chase is rector of Christ Epis¬ copal Church, Brooklyn, and Miss .....,^ ''"^''*'''"' w^'^ '* " teacher in School upon matters which were presented ; ^"; ^^'' ^{'""'''J'" i"" we""''""*" social for our consideration from time to time, """ '^""'¦'^'' worker, effecting Ihe interests of the taxpay¬ ers. I degire also to congratulate President, Mr. I.amb, and his friends \ upon his election. He was elected de¬ spite the vociferous aid ('.') he received from the coterie of self-etTacing car- pel-ba(*gers and trouble makers, who look upon the annual village election as proper occasion to exploit their vaunted political cunning, sagacity and statesmanship in a blatant boasting and bombastic manner. Ver\- respectfully yours, Robert P. Welden. ^ "; WeeklyWeatherReport (For our readera in other localities) President Lamb stated that so far as he was personally concerned "Mr. Welden retires from the Board witb my good will, and I think I have his. I believed him lo be sincere, and I ad- I am <or- (For our readers in other localities). Friday, April 17- Clear and warm, line Spiing weather. Saturday Same aa Friday. Sunday -In the morning, finest day of the season. Windy and colder in afterno(.n. Monday --Some rain, windy. Tuesday—Clear, windy. Wednesday Cjvercast. Thursday— Clear, cool. Mrs. S. N. Gibbons. I striking ont the first seven men who i "'"•¦>'*9""- I faced him. showing great contro' and "Chelsea 7760" connects a noted | no'* base on balls during tbe entire! A chance to buy valuable improved star with a new success, a detective j game. Whitehead's catch of a diffi- ,"! ggtate at public auction located at play, startling in conception, novel in ! cult fly in rfght center after a hard Qeii^ore and Wantagh, to he given eonstruction and unique in develop-'ron and the double play of Gilbert and ! g^tgrdgy of this week, ' when Samuel ment, to be shown in motion pictures at tbe Plaia, Wednesday, April 29; matinee and evening. Adrprfpetnaat. Mahnken and Lenker's batting were , Self will sell 5 houses at public auction the features. j jjy Stephen P. Pettit, auctioneer. Se* Next game Saturday, April 25, witb | ^^y_ ;" this issne for full p-rticnlars. tbe Ku-Klux. AdTertlaeiiMnt "Chelsea 7750," a Metropolitan mys¬ tery in motion • pictures, featuring Henry E. Dixey, the famous star, one of the foremost favorites of the Amer- ry Mr. Welden finds it necessary to ican stage; to be shown at the Plaza, take this action, but the Board hat no Wedntsday, April 29; matinee and ev- optioii. as tbe resignation becomes oji- ening. erativi- upon !; ;pg filed." Action upon :'|!po!nting a successor was laid over until the next meeting. A petition was received asking tbat Pine Street, at crossing oi Grove j Street, be repnired. A resolution was 1 pasaed instructing the Street Commis-1 ¦ I ii'TiffriiiBfffiiftiilittiyhiTii'i^ I Continued on page 2; ;^.v^.:^.^.>;t4ja....^...-:-v^>^'-'^-..'>ij,il^il^^rtfTiiMf[l AdvvrtlMnMnt. 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NICEVILLE — Kyle Marocchini's hands fly as he speaks, adding "pictures" to his story and catching the attention of his elderly audience.
"Chuck" initially listens to the 17-year-old talk about moving to the area three years ago, but his eyes and attention quickly wander as he watches the staff of Superior Residence bustle around the recreation room.
As Marocchini finishes his story, Chuck holds up the snack that now has his attention.
"Do you want a chip?" Chuck asks.
Conversations like these are part of the teen's life since he started volunteering twice a week with residents in the nursing home's Alzheimer's unit.
The 11th-grader at Niceville High School tries to help residents recall memories locked away by the degenerative disease.
A long talk with a resident one week doesn't mean Marocchini's new friend will remember him the next.
"You meet someone for the first time over and over again," Marocchini says.
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Few residents react as the 6-foot-2 teen walks into the recreation area. Some nap in their armchairs; others watch reruns on TV. Most simply sit, staring.
Marocchini smiles as he greets Ted, one of the residents, and cajoles him into helping with a project: stuffing garbage bags with newspapers as makeshift "sandbags" for an event.
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It sounds like a simple wish, but it's actually a memory of Ted's younger years as a driver in NASCAR.
Marocchini helps residents by becoming their friends. He learns about their past, chats about their day, and brings up both at following visits.
"Spreading out the recollection keeps their mind exercised and, for some residents, makes them happier because they feel like they're starting to finally overcome the disease," Marocchini says.
This works well with the patients who are not as affected by the disease. It becomes trickier for those who have more severe cases of Alzheimer's.
Some of these patients have difficulty speaking, if they speak at all, so he forgoes the questions. Usually he either talks to them about his own life or plays games with them.
You can see how they feel, Kyle says. When they're happy or interested in what he's talking about, they try to look over or smile at him. The ones who can speak coherently might thank him for making them feel better.
"The most common sign I've seen is a sparkle in their eyes," Kyle says. "They seem to light up. The dullness, the opacity, the inattentive gaze are all blown away with a flash of recognition in their eyes.
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Marocchini is the most regular of the home's high school volunteers, said Teresa Rodgers, life enrichment director at Niceville's Superior Residence.
At first, she didn't think he'd take to it. Boys tend to be standoffish and quiet, but it clicked for Marocchini. He's sincere and passionate about what he does, Rodgers said.
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Marocchininever hadfirst-hand experience with Alzheimer's until he came to Superior Residence. The aspiring doctor or engineer hopes to continue learning methods to help those with Alzheimer's.
His work at Superior Residence isn't a job, Marocchini said; he's having way too much fun.
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Aero Club Bar
3365 India St. Mission Hills area. (619) 297-7211 or aeroclubbar.com
Over the years it's been a chancy place to let your guard down (nicknamed "The San Diego Gun and Knife Club" in the '60s), a cop bar, a long-haul driver clubhouse and a Yelp meet-up spot... The Aero Club--started by a female pilot, hence the Delta Dart aircraft on the neon sign out front--took off in 1947.
Right now it's gloriously overrun with whiskeys.
Owner Bill Lutzius houses up to 600 brands, I'm told-- those shelves are congested with bottles. I haven't tallied up the barrel-aged bourbons, the Canadian blends, the Japanese whiskeys, the single malts, the fruity liqueurs, the peaty waters from Scotland and other styles beyond (blech! Irish whiskey). But it takes 50-plus pages to list all of Aero Club's whiskeys (ask for this bound book at the bar).
There are tasting notes in that whiskepedia: For "spicy pepper, green wood and malt…together with a splash of rye whiskey," find the entry from a top American distillery, Roughstock Montana Whiskey. Get their Cask Strength neat for $13.
Of note: The Aero Club has a jukebox (Johnny Cash), pool table, well-worn booths, whiskey flights, and a paper-lanterns-and-Christmas-lights sensibility. Maxim recently featured it as the magazine's Dive Bar of the Month.
Seven Grand Whiskey Bar
3054 University Ave., North Park. (619) 269-8820 or sevengrandbars.com
Taxidermy on the walls and tattoos on the hipster clientele, but there's also live jazz performed at this dusky L.A. import. With two areas for ordering drinks, Seven Grand gives a platform to the whiskey titans: The cocktail menu has Rye Manhattan, Sazerac, Old Fashioned, Kentucky Mint Julep and Whiskey Sour for $10. It's been open since last summer.
Eureka! Burger
Westfield UTC Mall, 4353 La Jolla Village Drive, University City. (858) 210-3444 or eurekaburger.com
If you're putting out Heinekens and well drinks beware: A burger-centric gastrolounge chain set up shop in a mall, tuned its flatscreens to sports and the soundtrack to Band of Horses. More importantly Eureka! Burger opened in the UTC last month and is forcing the mainstream drinker to step up his game. Eureka! has an above-average selection of American craft beers and American whiskeys: Wine Enthusiast gave the High West Rendezvous Straight Rye Whiskey 96 points.
Eureka! is still fine tuning its lighting, its signage (the hidden front door is over by Jersey Mike's Subs) and its overall beachy gastrolounge feel.
But those are gourmet, dark Marasca cherries. Those are San Diego area brewers on the tap handles (Lost Abbey, Green Flash, AleSmith, Mission Brewery, Ballast Point). And those craft cocktails are made by well-informed bartenders --that guy Brandon does double duty at the Aero Club. At Eureka! he made the smoothest $10 Manhattan I'd ever sipped. There are also whiskey flights here.


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Jennifer GarnerActor
Born: 17 April 1972
Birthplace: Houston, Texas
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Superspy Sydney Bristow in TV's Alias
Jennifer Garner was the lean, athletic star of the action-adventure television series Alias (2001-06), in which Garner played American superspy Sydney Bristow. Jennifer Garner began her acting career in New York in the mid-1990s, then moved to Los Angeles and won small roles in various TV productions. Her regular appearances on the college-angst series Felicity (1998) led to movie roles, including the comedy Dude, Where's My Car? (2000, with Ashton Kutcher) and the big-budget action flick Pearl Harbor (2001, starring Kate Beckinsale). More importantly, Felicity creator J.J. Abrams tapped Garner for the lead role in Alias (2001, co-starring Bradley Cooper), the hit show that made her a star. She made her way into feature films, including a small role in Catch Me If You Can (2002, starring Leonardo DiCaprio), and as comic-book heroine Elektra in the films Daredevil (2003, starring Ben Affleck) and Elektra (2005). Since then, Jennifer Garner has been a reliable Hollywood lead, mostly in romantic comedies, with films including 13 Going on 30 (2004, with Mark Ruffalo), Juno (2007, starring Ellen Page), Ghosts of Girlfriends Past (2009, starring Matthew McConaughey), Valentine's Day (2010, with Patrick Dempsey) and the 2011 remake of Arthur (with Russell Brand in the title role).
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Jennifer Garner married her Felicity co-star, Scott Foley, in 2000. They split up in 2003 and she was then romantically linked to her Alias co-star, Michael Vartan. Jennifer Garner began dating Ben Affleck, her co-star in Daredevil, in 2004, and on 29 June 2005 the two were married. They have two daughters -- Violet (b. December 2005) and Seraphina (b. January 2009) -- and a son, Samuel (b. February 2012).
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I don't do mad very often, because I save it up for posts like this.
With internet porn and sex being flashed in front of our faces constantly I'm sure its getting tougher for nerds, who have to work harder than ever, to find activities that allow them to avoid wanting to lose their virginity...but...It looks like the nations elite squad of presidential scholars have found a way to remain preoccupied...
According to Politico a new poll of presidential rankings has found President Obama to be in a stratospheric 15th place (no I didn't view that number through a mirror...I wish) compared to all of his predecessors.
Imagination? The way Jimmy Carter judges George W. Bush as his inferior he must've scored first place on that account. (Well...actually he ranked 21, Teddy Roosevelt was first)
Now, I know exactly what you're thinking.....How did William Henry Harrison rank?
Well he was 30th in party leadership, 27th in handing the economy, and 24th in executive appointments, and then he was IS THIS LIST !$^$&#*# FOR REAL!?!
Why why why WHY WHY WHY is William Henry Harrison even allowed to be on the list? The man was president for ONE MONTH. The nations so-called leading "scholars" placed this guy 35th overall. The guy who presided for a month, got really sick and then DIED beat out 8 other guys!
In the category of "luck" this one-month pony got 42nd out of 43.....what happened to 43rd place? Did that guy get caught eating manure or something?
A more accurate list could've been put together using only a roulette wheel.
Do we really have to call these lefty morons who judge our presidents "scholars?" If so then words clearly don't have meaning anymore. I'm no expert on presidents so it's obviously I need to get a phD (get, not earn, I'm convinced the schools these idiots went to were just giving them away) to understand how feeble minded I am right now to think that men who never actually had time to be president SHOULDN'T BE ON THE DAMN LIST!
Conservatives will have their hearts warmed to know that George W. Bush, the man who navigated, with moderate success, one of the biggest geo-political toilet plunges in history, ranked 39th...four places below the guy whose only accomplishment, literally, was being inaugurated.
Meanwhile, President Teleprompter's highest ranking was 6th ....for imagination...a hah...a hah hah hah....and at 15th he beats Ronald Reagan's 18th place.
I could keep going, but I think the point has been made that the worlds best comedians couldn't write jokes that could even begin to overtake the comedy that is this list.
If you're REALLY bored, or in a very good mood and you want to put an end to either of these things, or if you've ever wondered what bad mental masturbation looks like, then go ahead and check out all of the actual rankings here.


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