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r ft Sinf^le copies ot tlic Review fwr aaio at Greenblatt'* aad BrtaUiwaite's, Rail- roaA Avenue; lltdmoiff's, Naaaaa Cotifity Review, DaSilva'a and Go- bets'*. Main Street: Da8iiTa'a,We*t Merrick R«.ad. tf. MIGUWATEK TIDE TABLE The«:a Una* ata tea Baaii Hook. Dadoct lltttet ara la: Bandy Boot I minotM for Uamiptxamd Bar) 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Friday, Aagoat Saturday, Sondty Momiay, Tuaaday, Wednciday, Fr: St.: Miaa IXtie Gmrdiaat bmt retamed boi^ i^tat apasdfatg twc weeka in the Catakilta. Maatcr Herbert Vetal of Scbeoeeta dy ia Tiaitiac bl* aoBt. Vra. Frank Joboa. of Graffiag PUee. 5:10 a. m. 3:38a. m. 6d(4 a. 91. 7 K)6 a. fa. 8:17 a m! I Miaa Hattie Peaecii of Freeport bas g-52a. m-ibeefl the goeat «rf Mr». Cfaarle* H. 9:0& m. in.iScboley for tttt pMt areek at Jamaica, lok»3a. m.jL. I. ~- 7 .-m h* Iwm! Mr. aindMra laitfcw Mojrer announee A bathing tuit contest will be »« y^ betrothal of their eoaain, Miaa Sunday at Kegel'. P.vsl.oo; alao twc | j^^^ ^^ ,^ g^^ Danbeiaet awimjtning eventa Rev. J. Sidpey Gould will return on Friday from hia vacation, which haa been ap«nt in Vermont, Jlaaaachoaetts and Connecticut, and will b« in tba pulpit of ths Presbyterian Church on next Sunday. In the morning the ajb- _ ject of tbe sermon will b^/*The Maa- :Ap<iat«l ia receive fitxn Village j'™«''« Chnat." In the,evening the Clerk Shea, rpeadii* to vacation witb i«^.ire8»'«»°w'" ^e given a ghmpse hia famiiy at Deiaaracc Water Gap I of New England Church summer time. life tbe 13 14. j Firat Church of Christ, Scientist— I Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock : ! Hempstead Bank Building; subject , next Sunday, Augusts, "Spirit." The Presbyteri^in Sunday School will of I bold its annual outing to High Hill I Beach next Friday, August 13. Boats j will leave Patterson's dock, Freeport Masters Roa«o* apd Howard Keegan; RiVer, between 8:30 and 9 o'clock. New York City. V- N. K. Smith has again started bis home-made bakery which he ran for , ^^ ^^^ Straat mxm apatttaag tbeir sum- All tbe members of the Sonday School, several yeara but which has heen i ^^^ Taesticm at the home of their and their frienda, will be taken, and clo»ed recently. ; aunt, Mra. Frank Evaaboe, at Centre a general invitation is extended to the ¦ . _ JI Moriches J whole community to participate in this The Fr<eport Police Pension 1-ond _ _ i outing. A collection will be taken on Association has beep organiaed, ana j ^^ .".!«,. j Vnrt^r, iro<.Q^n nf' m-k«..» ^..a ,i,^ v,"i.v,..-. ^t the ex- Sunday Aft»r winning seven straight vs- - I the Freeport A. A. w-nt down t.>o party of llp«ia'."..". ' ^^":,^, _,,, ^.ti-v.,.* »¦« feat before the Kirkman A. A. in a CcKiwilN«.ll.Da^h-^raofAmeriea.|CIRLPMSTANTIAL EVIDENCt^O lo-ianiag game fall of aenaatiooal will be held at Potot Lwokont Beikch, j EJVIDENCE playa by tbe score of « to 7- Id thp Fire Departntenl . lnt*r«M touwt ¦ 1 o..' ;.>tnl itmatttnamt ktrH.E.P. Babyiou bas decidec) to porehaaa • Reo combination Wi^on at a eoat mi Toeaday. AoKbat 10. Clam ehowde*. j 1 have never been a strong believer "TbeVwo te^Di wVre ."venly »•»«««< 14^^^' ^'^AsJoTh'^lVtli."^^'* ice cie«B aad aeft dnoka wili be for • in.convicting a peraon on cireuaiataii- and it waa anybody's game until the ;'" /*^" ** ^l"!^''*" •¦*• aale at Pcaraall's^iOttMe. Boata will; tial evidence, and i am mor. "PPMetf JMt man was out. Tbe game waa one : The Field Day Committee mm! «k1 leave Soatfaard's do^ at 9 o'clock to it than ever. Aa 1 noted in this «f t^je best and most exciting P'ayed ; ^j,^ t^ycl, j,y"gg jl^^^^y ^,^pi"jj f, sharp. . 'column a few weeks ago. a yoong lad here tbis season, the scor« being t'«d i j^" ^^^t,^^ p.^^^pj , , employed in our office, in whom 1 bad three tiroes. i Athletic Committe* reported tb* ilH| RkMCS Ont Afain Sonay \ .every confidence, left us withoot giv- r--....:j..-:-~ .»." i.". j—-.- i..".. - *¦ ^ the hfit dar'a larger ^IriJnced in "aam^rng ^th7 de'i^rt-1 »»'<'"»«'• ^^"f^ information froM lEe see ned as though we were "doomed; I ment. aad tbe garage and a Grant j y°,»58j'^_^«_4'^^hf-J", ^f_**^^^^ ng would be sold for five ronabout wbieb it contained w^re totelly deatitifcd. with the loss covered by iaaoraoce. Mr. Aacb started bis car and went into the booae. leaving it ronning, and looking from tb^*4^pas<-. saw amoke that the lad of whom I speak waa ex- Incidentally there was some noise pected in Freeport that ovenipg. and those wbo were still left. ." . -. ,. - , -h- Mr. and Mrs. J. Morton Keegan (jjF I ths boat, and the balance of an entertainment will be held lor tne ^^^ ^^r^x bad aa tfaeir guests for tbe i pense will be defrayed by the bimeftto^the fund at the American p^j ^,^ j,^ CbarSea Keegan and | School. Theatre 00 Auguat M- / ,<«n»hto»« Cm^im^ mmA n«rAthv .>fj • Harvey Smith was arrested Satur¬ day and arraigned before Justice Nor ton upon a cbarge of taking eel pots belcnging to Louis Siegel. SroitUihad been previously arrested apon the daughters EmoMlin aad Dorothy 'Albany. N. t., and'Mr. and Mrs. Hen j Talks on'the Bahai Revelation by . ryBergbam and Master Richard of | Arthur P.* Dodge, at 64 J Ay Avenue. Yonkers, N. Y. Freeport, Sonday afternoons at 3:30. i,Subjscl for Aagast 8. "The real sig Starting frottt tbe Lambs' Clnb in rnifii-ance of the Christ Parables and Manhattan, a party of well-known i Miracles-their wonderful meaning." charge", and Joatice Norton l»dgiven , ^^^^^ ^^^^^j ^ ^^^^ ^.jj g^^j^^^y , j^^. pi^^j ^ g^^j^^ly^j ^j" ^^r^^^ him a month to replace the goods or j _ , . ^ pay for them. Justice Norton com¬ mitted bim to the County Jail toiwait trial. Dramatic recitals by Florence Claae Gale of Boston are annonoced to be given on Friday. August 20. and Mon¬ day, Aagust 23. at Brooklyn Hall, for benefit of Shell Island Mi'ssion On Fri¬ day. Aagust 20, tbe program will include "Pauline Pavlovna.',' "Tbe I)amoresqne" and "A Minaet" and oo Monday evening, August 23, "Every Woman."' They were goeata of Frank Tinney, at tbo local Elks' Ciob. In tbe party) At tbe .Methodist Church next Sun- were Andrew Maefc, Frank linney, (day morning the pastor will exchange Joa Tinney. Ward and Vokes, Clifton Crawford. Jack Keegan. Jack Hanard, Windsoi Mackay. Clair Brings and otbera. —Times. A "Kid Daoea" will be given at the Crystal Lake Hoose on Toesday even- iing, Augbat 10. Indies are fo be i dressed as little girb aad men aa little I boys. Priae* will be given to tbe best \ dressed boy aad girl. Children's games ^^_____ Iwili be played ud a large crowd is 1 , nj I i anticipated. Fred Montross. who on July 24 dovfc j Beginning Friday evening, Augaat into Snug Harbor in Sportrroen s Chan-, j3 gj,jj^^,^..jflQ.. ^ij, ^e played nel. and after being nearly exhausted ,, ^^^.-gysiaf eveaii«. saved Jessie Gobetz and Hannah j SpreckleB from drowning, bas received j^jgg ^tbe! Jobnaon of Graffing Place the Boy Scouts Honor Medal, the high- ^^^ surprised oa ber 13th birthday by est honor obtainable by a Boy ScouU ^eing entertained witb a lawn party. Montrnss has saved four persons from ^Q^ojeg ««!« played aad refresbments drowning during the laat two years. g,,ved. Tboae iMreacot were : Richard and has previously receited two med- jamcs and Arnold MeKenoey of New als for bravery. York City; Miaaea Winifred and Agnes " —— McCliney, of Bellniore: baater Her Tha third annaal outing of th« Nas- bert VaUi. of Schenectady; Misses sau County Outing Aasociation will be Bessie Whaley. Etbel ^ker. Doro held next Wednesday at Donnelly's thy Valentiaa. Meana. William Dan- Grove College Point'as usual, where ieU Robert Va'«tine.F«d and Wil- baseball and other games will be en lie Dunker and Ctaaacey SmitK Mrs. joyed. Ihe price of tickets includes ^F. Smith aad aoa Featon. jr.. Mrs. A. L. L. WiliiaBM. Mrs. Mrs. Frank Jobaaqa. M. Smith and i MISS REYNOLDS SURPRISED BIRTHDAY ON dinner and refreshments. Breakfast will be served at 11 o'clock. Tbe party will leave Railroad Avenne and Main Street at 9:80 a. m. Sheriif Stephen P. Pettit ia chair man of the committee of arrange f^ birthday snrpriae party waa tan- merits; Edward A. Rice, aecretary; ijer*l to Miw Gartrade Reynolds, at Frafife A. JCeogh, assistant secretary; |,er bom* on Soatfa Main Street, on Davis W. Harrison, second assistant Thoraday, Joly 29. The evening was sejretary; Ambrose Schiller, treasnr- enjoyably spent by piaying't:ames and er; Edward A.Spiegel, assistant trees- .dancing. followed by a lunsbeon. arer; William F. Connolly, assistant Among tboae preaeat wa« Misses Al- treasurei. Tbe arrangements commit- ^^^ Smith, Myrtle Sbea, Gwendolyn tee includes: John B. Cartwright. Hombeck. Jeasie Gobatx. Vira Ray- chairman ; Lyman N. Jones. Charles "",_ Yieta Greavea. Beatrice Brandes, Betzig, .Andrew Murley. JohnE. Nol- Matilda Newman. Helen Kremelberg an. Fred Vernon and Charles Maltoy ; games committee, Fred Gray, chair¬ man; S. Dimon Smith, George M. Levy. Edward Cat-r. A. B. Wallace, Nat Golden, James Diamond and Leo Doagberty prize cqpimittee. George P. Morphy, chairman; Harry Hills, Mike Coakley, Jainea F. Campion, Frederick Sheide. Frank Morreli, Thomas Smith aod Ralph Austin. I THE SCHORRS LIKE FREEPORT A letter from Charles H. Schorr of I New York, contains an interesting bit . I of news which we are taking tbe lib- CatUUDg DemmatrAtlOlU erty of pabfiahing. He hired a surrey Al the next meeting of tbe Equal!'» Brooklyn on Sanday morning, and Franchise Clob a canning denaonstra-1»»«»"!«»» with Albert Schorr, Mra. tion will be given. Tbe UnitaJ States j Anna «-horr and Charles H. Schorr. Government is sending the lady who J'- druvs oat from Brooklyn, leaving givea the demonstration. Everyone j i*><>^t .^,']*f*^.*'.•'^. ?"'*"* V, who is interested in this iroporUnt and Gertrude Reyoolda; Masters Fred Montioaa, Fred Brandes, Irving Scbwab. Harfoart Kaggy, Harry Rag- gy, Harry Hathiaa. Carl Lodwig. An¬ drew and Joacpb Fisher and George Kremelberg. branch of housekeeping is invited to the Baptist Cbu(«:<» next Monday, Aug¬ ust 9, at 2 o'clock. Several ladiea have be«^n asked to bring home-grown fmiu and vegetables washed and peeled, ready for the cooking. The Club bas been fortunate in mak¬ ing this arrangement. There are only three oAcial dei;nonstratora in tha Un¬ ited Statea. These sromen are sent out by tb^Govemment to tell tbe mo>t "effective and 'sanitar> method of can¬ ning and prcaerving, and to demon¬ strate to the housekeepers tbe quick¬ est snd beat way of doing the summer canning. the Park Hotel at Merrick aboat 12:S0, ani after laocb. tbey spent the after¬ noon io tba wooda, btackberrying, and retumad boma aboat 5 o'clock, driving through Manor Gtova. Manor Park and Columbia Heigbta where Mr. Schorr has aome property, tben down through Freeport to tbe Merrick Road and hOOMI. ipr. Schorr say* tbey were ail sorry that tbey «!>d not have their home in Freeport iaatead of Brooklyn, but tbey intend to live ia Freeport' aome time in tha 9aar fatare, Tbe Scbom take thia trip once a year to sea bow tbe piaoe ia improv¬ ing, and tber Sad it.bas made a good jamp since tbeir visit laat year. pulpits with tbe Rev. Elmer £. Loux pastor of the Baptiat Church. In tbe ieveoing be will be in his own palpit 'and will speak on the topic, "A fray- er for a Discerning Vision." The Ep¬ worth Leagae service will be conduct¬ ed by Howard M. Seaman next Sun¬ day evening. Tbe topic will be "My Favorite Bible Character and Why.'^ Board of Education Organizes The Board of Education reorganized for the year Tuesday evening. There were present Walter B. Cozzens, C. Dwight Baker, Charles C. Moore, Kowland H. Mayland and David Suth¬ erland, jr.. the latter two having been elected attKe annual school meeting in May The tneeting wi^s called to order by tbo senior member. Mr. Cozzens. and Mr Mayland nominated Mr. Cozzens for president, and Mr. Sutherland nom¬ inated Mr. Baker. Cozzens received three votes and Baker two. For vice president each other mhiDber was named, atl at first declining, and final¬ ly Mr. Mayland was unanimoualy chosen. For clerk an application in writing, accompaniediiy a petition of residents, waa filed by Francis C^'VLone, wbo has had the position for a number of years. The President said he under¬ stood that a verbal application bad been made to, one of the members, whereupon Mr. Moore presented the name of Robert E. Donaghy, whom he said was a stenographer and typewrit¬ er, a bookkeeper and expert on statis¬ tics, snd bad been highly recommend- ed by those well acquainted with him. Tbe balloting resulted in Dgnaghy 3, Morse 2. For collector of taxes tbe President read applications from Robert H. Cor- lett. Archer B. Wallace and Frank Asbdown, tbe latter being the preaent collector; Wallace received 3 votea and Asbdown 2. Bat one application was received for treasarer. Oscar W. Valentine, the present incambent. and he was chosen unanimously. President Cozzens appointed the fol¬ lowing atanding committees, the President being a member ex.ofBcio: Finance. Baker snd Sutherland; build¬ ings. Moore and Mayland. The meeting nights were aet for tl>e second and fourth Tuesday eveninga, after which tb« Board adjourned. had planned to call at our ^fi^ce aod sieep there. The brother did net want to take a chance of bis being appre- bcndedfor entering the bailding, and eoDini^ fiaai tbe gaWe. Returning ""«'!? f*"''"'"«"'^<J"«'^" »'»«*" ' ba ttnad tbat botb the garage and tbe ' P'"'n«'^ '»>« cireamstances awl asked p^^j^ car were on fire, preauwably from a ! »^ea to watch the Re«iew office that back fire, and ba at once aent the call i °'«»'» "'"^ take the lad into custody if Wilkening's homer was the caoae of lots of arguments, some saying it was fair and otherr foul. Tbe score: FREEPORT A. A. ab fortbi'fire depa^to^T "Th4"re^ii; »•« «PPe«''ed, for which instructions _ ^^ sounded 16 minates loiter, only one | *i^« •««^';'5.'> K|_^f P:_-^^^ lb Nolan, ss Ellison, c Raytaor, 3b line of boa** being necessary. UaduBcd Letters (Frstpt tad Office i Bondi. Miss Lina Bell, Mr. Ernst, c Dr Green Ccoef, Peer Drucker. Jack Flack, Geo. W. JacksiMi, Miss Beryl C. Loiso,' Mr. Giovani Luice, Braxton Lee. Miaa Ella Goodman McLood. J. Me. Noea. Cms Meledres Novik. William Peters. Miss Ethel " * Robinson. Miss Isabel Ryan. Jobn Wenaon. Mr. H. Williams. Mrs. W. C. Walsh. Misa M. £. R(At. G. Xnderww, P. M. Aug. 3, 1915. , ToUl j story short, nothing was seen of the .. c_,:ji, -# young lad, but during the night, which g^yi^y ij it will be recalled was very stormy, p g^^'tj, ^j iaomeone entered tbe building, g'^^j^jl J I opened our safe, unlocked the two in- Y\\.t.ber rf j side doors and walked oif with the cash ' ; box containing about |75 in cash and, checks ' My remarks as to circumstantial evi- j,,tt^ jj^U jdence applies for the reason tbat the natural Inference would be that the voung lad did call and went away again ¦ ^ without the police seeing bim, but ;?"'*'¦• " i from my acquaintance witb him \ do Gastmeyer _^ b ' not believe it, and I am inclined to he-, ^.'J*''''."' 3b lieve that the safe vas opened by Wakening, p I someone considerably older, and with seme experience in that line. h. o. 1 12 0 1 1 12 0 "0 ''}' j Priae Committee reported that t^i. I number of prizes had • already baaar' promised. Henry S. Starr of Ho»e '2 waa ap»: ; pointed chairman of the .£fli^n)>tte« on : King and Queen contest, Be to pick I- > bis own committee. Q ;' Frank E. Roae, sr., of Baldwin ud 1 iBIvin A. Dorlon of Freeport were ap- 0 I pointed timers, subject to their acce|H> ance. The next meeting of th? Committaa will be held next Monday evening at tbe-same time and place. 86 7 8x29 16 5| Following is a copy of acircalarlat i ter sent out by Sea Cliff whkh iaraffc.l er interesting:- Sea Cliff, N. Y.. July 28, IMS. 3 X Coaghlin out,-hit by Wilkpenin^gjLy.^p^;;^-;"^'^;;;^'^;-' ¦j Freeport, N. Y, %xA Shan Tackt dob Eraits SPECIAL NOTICE Becaoae of eomplaints regarding KIRKMAN A. ab. r Village Trustees At tbe meeting of the Board Friday afternoon tbe communication from the Fire Council recommending tbe pur¬ chase of a Mack hoae wagon at s price of $2330 was read. This was in ex¬ cess of tbe amount originally allowed, and tbe question was raised aa to tbe legality of expending an amount in speed of motor boau while running !""=«»%f **'fV''u"=jfil*^' ^'800. Chief ' ritnni i Pearsall stated that the aame company Meehan,:lb HarriSDan. cf Ennia, If T. Smith, rf Lee. c Dann. p Total 1 10 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 12 0 0 Da Silva. Fraeport Guaranteed Garden Hoaa 9c ft. New Perfection Oil Stovea, $A7K thia Smith & Bedall'a adv. talka about tooth broahes. weak ThedenUl offi^aa of Dr. T. D. €ar-. man Will be elosafi from July 16 to Aogtts 8. On AogMt 9 tha cffice wUl ba opened f^r hasiness 9ayviaw TaxieaiiSwviee: Cadillac toariog ears $2.50 bavt. Tel. TGS Freeport. Read oor adv.niiQ~thja iai>ae Ud ywr will find tha !i)^i*cn oi dor s«tai-ajmMl sale, after each seaaoo. Come in aad saa tha wcodcrfol valoea yoa are gat- ttng rlfM iKsme withcss going uUea fcr it. Barasch's Department Store./ Hjmeneal MAXSON-BANDALL Mr. and Mra. BanM Bageoe Maxon aaaoaaca tba iwuriaca of tbeir datigb- tar a«aapUaa «» Baaaall Starges Ran¬ dall, oa Friday, inly ». »t H«mn- aUad. Opposed to Women's Sgfjhrafe We have received copy of an addreaa given by Mrs. F. M. Davis at the meeting of the Anti-Suffrage Associa¬ tion at Merrick. The item is too long to pablish in full, so some excerpts are given, by special request: "We have but to read the lawa for WQQien in New York State to realise wbat greiat consideration haa been shown ua by "mere man." If women Ifet tbe franchise, all these laws moat be repealed, for we cannot ask for equal rights with men. and ^special through tbe nppa section of canal. caoaing damage ta boats made fast to dorks, a resoiotion haa been passed at a regular naetingtbat boats belonging to Clob members should not exceed a speed of ^ve milea per boor while run ning throoght tbat portion of canai from a point opposite Mr. Craiksbank's dock extending aortberly. CLUB CRUISE The fifth annnai cruise will take place on Aagoat 11 to Aogost 14, in elusive. The start will be made from the Club House on Wedneaday morn- ipg. Aagoat IL at d:3Crt>iclock Hharo. The Clob will join the "Great South Bay Yaebt Raci^ig Association" at Babylon, aad witness tbeirracfla Which start at 2 o'clock eaeb day. Motor boat races will take place dar¬ ing the cruiae: on Thursday. August 12. from Babylon to Sayville: on Fri- j day. Aogost 14. from Sayville to Bell {tort. Races sUrt at 9:30 a. m. each day. Motor boata will be handicapped on last years' performance. |[Boata not having sailed in last year's races of tbe Association, or boats having been efaaagad^aiaca. will be handicapped on estimated tiaae, being allowed bat S per cent, in axeeas time given. Entries sboald be sent as soon as possible, stating name and type of boaX, to Commodore C. H. Sdtttbard. Baidwin. The motor boat committee conststa of Commodore C. H. Sonth- ard. eiwiraiaa; Commodore William T. Loard^ aad Vice Commodore Louis Smytb. COU>rrBY BARN DANCE The annoal "Koantry Bame Dense" of tbe Soath Shore Yacht Clob will be b«H tbia evening. neoBCca that tba "bame doore* will he* opaaaed to admitt the tadees and gessU pftNaptlae at eight and a half oftheelo^e." Comrades :— '• j The Sea Cliff Fire Department herc- ^ j by calls you to Sea Cliff on Satarday, () I August 21. 1915. to help witb the big- \ I gest joy conflagration in the history of the department. We have called half a hundred otbar departments to help oa handle this hil¬ arious holocaust 80 you may judge boW big a job we have on our bands. We need steamers, hose wagoaa, hook and ladder trucks, chemieaUr motors and Ave thousand men and ara expect you to answer the call. Wa Score by innings: I are sending out a general alarm aad if Kirkman 0 0 0 0 2% 144 2—9 < we cannot get more than forty depart- ^ Freeport 0 0 G 2 C ;; 1 0 -i 0-7 ; ments here in time we will sead for Home run, Wilkening; two base j New York, bits, A. Smith and Meehan ; double I We enclose full particalara. bat taka play. Cbeabire, Pettit and Ellison ; i a tip from headquarters boys, there ia struck out by Bedell 6, by Wilkening ! big salvage in it if you answer tbis 6. by Dann 5; base on ball, off Bedell I call. Fraternally yoar*. 6. off Wilkening 8, off Dunn 1; hit by 1 Tournament Comroittae. Sea Cliff Fire Departaiaat. bases. Freeport 4. Kirkman 10; time xkL of game. 2 hrs. 20 min. : urapirf. A "* Cooke. 42 9 16 30 11 S had also submitted a bid of $1800 for in castr tbe Board did not think it prop er to buy tbe complete apparatus contract was signed for jlSOO.delivery ¦ to be in aixty days. The recommendation of the Fire Council tbat the contract for nainting tha-Are hydrants be given to Wiiiiam W. Raynor. at l^c each, was received. Tb<' Council will be reqaested to se cure new estimates for better quality of paint for the hydranta. Also recommendations that j^tract \ for screens for house orRose No. 3 be i given to George W. Reynolds at bis ; bid of 122. The bi^ was awarded to Mr. Reynolds. •" Notice was also received from the Fire Council that Milford Van Riper bad been appointed hydrant inspector at $60 per year, as per resoiutioo of ihe j Board. Arthar Deagon complained of tbe ' horrible condition of Seaman Avenue. : east of Bayview; h^ bad broken a spring on bis auto while trying to go over it; referred to Street Commie-; aioner. A petition was oreaented for a street • light on Henry Street, between L. I. j R. R. and Newton Boalevard; referred | to Light Committee witb power. A namber of doable assessments for vsrious years were cancelled. t The following applications were pre-1 '*lSSt-Glea«,n & Adams, church i ^ "'P*^ **^".i".^5*y" **"''^v**^ St.; Stacey Woolsey. Denhoff Avenue; Henry Wagner, Hillside and Lewing Avenne. Water—Mr. Kennedy. Bayview and Perfect Attendance at Summer School J aaitbnr The following pupils were absent nor tardy during school: Second Grade—M able Batcher. Maif- garet Newman. Cbristiioe Ritchie, i Emily Stuart. Harry Cohen, Joe Jor- \ dan, Kenneth Lewis. Erwin Magnoa^ Charles Niles, Robert Newman. Wal* ler Schmidt, Marvin Vogel. 3 Third Grade—Mary Chalawsky, La- I na Haasis, Vera J'obiMon. Gencvra Ji Lechtricker. Hyman Barash. Find i Harms, Robert Schmidt, Cliffardl fl Sonds, MaoAine Anderson, Ingridi Bendiksen, Mildred Decker, Angelica, Fontana, Dorothy Jennings, Martha Lowell, Mazie Manx, Josephine Hoe- CO, Mildred Terry. Catberfn* Qaigley, Lester Austin, Vincent Browo. KsB- netb Combs, Edward Roacbe. Fourth Grade—Catherine Faralett, Mary Trumpfeller, William Blisa, Im Duryea, Vincent Manx, Harry Mstt- baoer, Harry Williama, Frederick Gal; lienne, David Jonea, Charlea Lividc-l stone, Montgomery Milh<ink. Alexand¬ er Ritchie. Mike Ritchie, Edgar Boae.-| Ruth Herzfeld, Marion Jackson. Bar¬ tha Schmidt, Mabel Sehoen. Mario* Seaman. Idella Whaley. Lorette Wis- sort. Marion O'Keefe. Fifth Grade —Michael Choisaao. .Edward Gallagher, Clinton GoMca, ; Harriman robbed Abe of a doable by ! Henry MoMer. John Ritchie. Arthur ; a wonderful one-band catch. I Schmidt. Augusta Chaphe. Elaine b™*. 'C:::^ to second Obituary MRS. ANTOINETTE DAVISON Antoiaatte. wife of Gecrge H. Dav isoB. £ed early Sanday morning, at ber booMat 211 South Oc^an Avenue, aftar a lingering illnaat. She is sor- vired by ber basbaad. tbree sons and one das«btar. Fteend services were held Taaaday evening. Rev. S. O. Oartietfi. pastor of tbe M E. Church, officiating; interment Greenfield C«m- etary; Pettit Bros, funeral directors. The committee an-i Whaley; M. Jacobsop, South Main ' Dunn finishing tbe ninth and tenth t har. Beatrice Golden. Viola J. "¦¦street; L. I. Boilders Co., Danfaoff innings took advantage of the fast j Ottillie Jones. Madeline McAdoo. Avende. closing day and put ail tbe smoke he (en Patrick. Jane Shearer, M Sidewalks—W. O. Miller. Lang had on the ball, fanning five men. i Young, Alice Boyden, Eva B•a<^h and Arch«r A W Frienl ".aa- ^... ,_ i Alice Davison, Rita Farren. Jm^ri Street " * from t*S.%"t^ ""-'''-"¦"•" '""-^ 1 ^'"•' ^''^ys Smith. Marian Counselor Sidney H. Swaaay sab- \ ^ ^ eome in mitted bis report of $ZT2«.06 hack Uxes collected to August 4 since his : ^ottXt at first is playing some game last report on May 17. Bia bill for **<A coi^tlnues to hit tbe ball, collection was 1197.81.^ \ Cheshire is playing good Ull and 1 Weddy W^rtfcer Report ^^ '*"' ""' '"' privileges. Saffrage advocatfra say i MARION GRAY tbat Woman Saffrage will bring better »• _i • v« < .•. r ^ ^, u labor conditions. Why tbeti in Colo.i ^*^3!VlT^ "'^ * ^^^ *•« rado, the only State In the Ubion S^l^iJ^'Sj^T ?^v wbicb has called lor Fpdefal aid in ^^^T^nLt^^Ji^lll^IS^" suppressing aoarcby and riit twice in ««¦"»¦«""»««¦"¦»¦ ^«> »»«">«aa». AttteP^aa. Moaday.' Augoai. 9. Albwt Cbavalier aapportad by Jane GaH ia Aaarieaia nwat beloved drama. "Tba Kidila Man." by Henry Artbar. Wsdaasdiy. Ai«ust 11. tbe N. Y. Soo'a SIOOO prise film drains, "Tbe Shu at tbaMe^era; "with Anita StMrart aad Earl Williams. Friday, Auguat IS. Msay Byaaaad Hatry Mm. [ tayar ui "^^ TbM^" We ai< .lik« to teagb and tMk ^fan bas been made fer that pOTiwiaa, CSbariea Chqtlia «»»c«tie* Taaaday aadTtrndaya. 10 years, and Colorado bas bad Woihan Saffrage for 21 yeara? Nearly twice as many children work oat on farms in t>olorado aa are employed by tbeir own parents. In P'^nnsylvania three times ea many children work for tbeir own parents as for others. Haa "Votea for Women" canaad mora chiidraa to Mave hoice and work for others? Tbs wonderfol influence f(ti wos«n in the State, chareh and the hoiae ia aoffi^fient, and aba alioaid be ^lad to leave the hajlo't to tha men. and lat tba goteriMneat stand as it is. Wittjbe vote wogieo hfiv* acwm- plisbad nothing not mao^x9iir^t~aKXS^r pot the vote, exuapting certain notor-1 iety in partisan poiitica, /; am tbar- oagb/iy convincad that Saffrage is not eomlir^g. bat going, as will be /tboini by thjK.Jnibl'S of tofoats." witb tery. intarmcnt at Graenfleld Cair C. A. Faltoa. foawal dirar t Ellison sure keeps the runners awayJLe^i.^ Qladys Smith. •- -•-*- He rides all of them | Etta Smith, Joaepbine While. Broadnax. Wendells Corwin, Decker. Eugene Epple. Junior er, Carl II. Michael, George Kaan^v William Lechtrecker, Laatsaap. j »u ^. Schloss. getting tbrm gj^^^ Grade—Ethe! Danker, ine Raynor. Lafayette Bfowc. Rie Nolan played a ateady game at Brown. Char!e<* Johnson. Ricbard^ Friday, July 80. clear anfl very ;,i,ort, but bas lost his batting eye. Bees. Richard Van Wicklen, Eliz warm, 95 to 100. n ..»¦.- j i j ¦.- i ' Howard. Emma Kappao, Ffc Saturday, same; heavy rain on north ' R^J^' •» ^^ird played bis usoa sen-, p^^ • R^/^ds. side of inland; none at Freeport: fc* !"'"f^ «¦?• '^J*' *** '"'^ *"* Rhodes, Emily Roacbe. AUoa al* night. * eqaal at that position. Myrtle Sbes, Mildred Stillwell, El Kerley in left is playing like a betb Wallace. William Galli "boaae afire" and hitting tba b4lli Dominic Giordano. George bard. i Harry Matthias, Mnrvia SUwart. JaaT ^LlSTfZTV^ ?:u 7be"Ll';'' *'s.ve"nfcrade-He..nGh.|dtt. iSf^hfaTflnearm "^^: iel Glenz. JlSje Goheta. V wTl haH and ha. a fine arm. , ^^^^ phi,o"sn» Le^btrlckef. Naa«i - Pet«( Smith played a good game in , Livingston. Hoi^tecae Mayer. Agaaa .(Foroar readers in other localities! So' day, very atightly cooler in a. m.; shower, at ^V- oi-> nin and "s'.cky" ail night. ionday, overcast, maggs;^in mom- : ' g, clear during day, overcast in ev- > .ning, and rain at 8 p. m.. and heavy '¦ shower at midnight- Tbis rain was, i not heavy beyond Lynbrook. and frooi . . _ _ " —..,... ..»»-• Lynbrook east it was a small .fiood;'rigbt hot tha baiat sasinsd" to effect, Muil-phy. Muriel Patrick 'i^tb, V^aaa, this broke ap tbe several days of ex- , him and he asked Raynor to Uke him ; Catherine SulH-an, Ltlii.ta ' VaaBtpar. I eeadingly bot weather. oat and put Pitcher in his place. i Howard Bamberg, . G«3rge fTsdalt. FLOBKNCE A. HASBIS^ A. Harriapn. > ^^ 45] Toeaday. rainy and .v>|d. contiaaingi r.-»i-.-k^i.. .iw. »—-, j. .««n-»i",. y.«,. <yd at Kiac. iZ^' Monday. [aUday, and one of tb..b«vie.t stqrw!. Sl£LjJ*"il*^ ^iL' ^S^^S Faaaiai aarvica, *,« ' ^ Wadnaa-' tn years through the night, coatiaoiac IXXnLf^^^ti^ ui.!^ da^~W. S. O. di0 ¦¦'.^jmt ot tba' into tba next day. raining tiWt M *~*^ tba heat toam on tbe Island. M. K. Cfcarth. a^" it^^HManneet {aad cardans a.id caasinr espaeiaily: Naat Saturday the Miaeoia taasi Graiafiild Cair* ..ai^HI^Barf iaoa j bigb tidea. ' ; will viait Freeport again aod ara oot iaaakvlvad '..., barliirigiig Ga«ga| Wednaadav, storm eontiaoed oirtil • forjrevaage. On tiwtr last ap^earaoca Barriesii af Brooklya. C A. Foitoo > aboot 10 o'eiock. and etearad off warn ;bare wa beat Manager Aa^mmit' tamm > " f in aftemoan. ; iqr tba seora 3 to 0. '. Thoraday, ^lear and cool ftaswrat Adotpb Blatte. Alleyo Cba^M. Pkad Mootrosa, Harry Pettit. Joa^ Wof- forst. Eigth Grade--Kathryn F—iiHjr. Matilda Newman, »9alyn VanR'^ar^ Frances Voges. Wilbaiai John McClosfcay. t^mottta StiMb. CUaat 1« ssitaUa ^ -Miller beat Mt infiald I A Note fnn Mr. boardJag { Tba game: First Imiiog'-iaiitw oeat oat. innaia xbe following comcateicatiaa bit. Gastveyrr popped out «« Badall. Uft at our office tbia weak: Caoghlia waHran, Millrr gnlng tn sw.!-J—Roy fe 'Miller Tiy ay apecial box af <mt flowata. \^, *"**¦'?« ?^* CbaaMre to PattH. | that be received (« divarea More Frooport Novo oa fafo S Will sail at raaseasBlalprica taka atbar pmiwrty for part and taUaaaa oa maatgaipi. Albia | ?^ far jlw Waakaad. C R- H. JtAmaatt. 47 Bailra^l Avaswa. ifcriat. BadtvillaCeati*, L. L xala-;»""«». co^*""!? www P«y 5 «»{aiarrled MTss Fiwairfa Wiaapmrt. ' pfeeae coatMCtion: delivery a8ywhe»a.j —:-— i ter of Mrs. Susan f^oaanma oi Mais Street this village.. a*iHi,tis i waat. Ankara' \}^^9<** «^,« "*..**L'^ *"?"'*" *• I»" iiwrflvry^w iiTI^b* . T*i«-;C3Kaafi. eompiatiBg dM*la P>ay; no j married MTssFraaeia Birfs—. A (Caotinoa^ oa pec^ %, .
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Oct 22, 2009
Project Teaser...
In my spare time here and and there, I have been working on an NXT project that includes a lot more programming than your typical NXT project. Here is a teaser screenshot. Anybody want to guess what it does?
11 comments:
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Hmm... looks like some sort of racing game or obstacle-avoidance game. Or a sound-mixer. :P
- Oct 22, 2009, 9:49:00 AM
- Ivan Seidel said...
very different... i have no idea of what it could be...
- Oct 22, 2009, 11:07:00 AM
- Lev said...
Guitar Hero!
- Oct 22, 2009, 1:51:00 PM
- Laurens Valk said...
A weighing scale?
- Oct 22, 2009, 2:36:00 PM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
Some sort of real-time stastics on data that get collected by a mobile robot using a temperature sensor, perhaps?
- Oct 22, 2009, 4:55:00 PM
- Dan said...
a music game thing like the taptap app on the iphone
- Oct 22, 2009, 8:20:00 PM
- Tim said...
Could it be? This looks like the NXT-based audio processing program we've waited centuaries for! Wait, no, its just me. You say the NXT came out less than a decade ago? Well, at least I was accurate when I said I've been waiting for this. Does this mean I can play multiple tones, *.rso, and/or *.rmd?
- Oct 22, 2009, 9:01:00 PM
- Nathan said...
It's a five-player Pong! No! Wait! It's a sideways platform game!
I give up.
- Oct 23, 2009, 5:48:00 AM
- Matthew said...
Music sequencer/mixer?
- Oct 23, 2009, 7:05:00 AM
- sargunster said...
I have no clue...
- Oct 26, 2009, 12:03:00 PM
- Tim said...
See more recent post. Its a guitar hero thing.
- Oct 27, 2009, 5:13:00 AM

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Edmonton Oilers (4-15-2) at Calgary Flames (6-10-3), 10 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - The Calgary Flames hope to avoid their longest losing streak in almost four years on Saturday night. They'll attempt do so against an Edmonton Oilers club that is last in the NHL standings.
The Flames are on their first five-game slide since March 29-April 6 of last season. They have dropped the first two of a three-game homestand, giving them four straight setbacks as the host.
Calgary didn't stand much of a chance last time out, getting routed 7-3 by the Dallas Stars, who got four goals from Tyler Seguin and six points by Jamie Benn.
Matt Stajan scored twice for the Flames, including once shorthanded, and David Jones added a goal and an assist in defeat.
Calgary goaltender Reto Berra stopped just 13-of-17 shots before being lifted in favor of Karri Ramo in the second period. Ramo allowed three goals on 15 chances in relief.
"We need to get back to our game and get back to our game quick," Flames head coach Bob Hartley said.
The Flames are hoping to avoid their longest losing streak since an 0-6-3 skid from Jan. 11-28, 2010.
Calgary defenseman Ladislav Smid will face his former Edmonton club just over a week after getting dealt to the Flames by the Oilers on Nov. 8. Saturday will mark his third game with the Flames.
"It's exciting," Smid told Calgary's official website. "It didn't take long and we are already squaring off against my former team. I'm obviously excited."
The Oilers come to town riding their third five-game losing streak of the season. They did manage to avoid a fourth straight shutout loss at home, getting a goal from Nail Yakupov in last night's 3-1 setback to the San Jose Sharks.
Yakupov scored 12:48 into the second period with the Oilers already down three goals. His third tally of the season and second in three games snapped Edmonton's goal drought at home at 214 minutes, 52 seconds.
"We played better in the second and third (period). Guys played hard and we had some chances. It is tough to come into the locker room after a loss. There isn't much you can say," said Yakupov.
Devan Dubnyk stopped 34 shots in the loss, Edmonton's 10th in 11 games. It last lost six straight from April 4-16 of last season and the club sits last in the overall NHL standings with 10 points.
The Flames and Oilers split four meetings a season ago, but Calgary has won 11 of the previous 15 overall and 11 of the last 13 played at home.


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