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For the South Side of Long Island A reliable means of communication between the villages of Rock¬ ville Centre, Baldwin, Freeport, Roosevelt, Merrick, Bellmore, Smithville South, Wantagh, Seaford, Massapequa and Amityvilie. Issued Weekly Subscription $i.oo a Year VOL. 1, NUMBEB 44 fREEPORT John J. Randall has fitted up an office <m Brooklyn Ave. opposite the R. R. station. J. M. Hewlett, the feed merchant, has contributed five bushels of Ktasa seed to be used in the new park being laid out by C. A. Sigmond along the railroad tracks. See advertisement in Everybody's Column for part of house, furnished, wanted. Friday afternoon, while operating his father's automobile and running in¬ to the Merrick Road from Ocean Ave., Frank Dorlon was run into by a car owned by C. N. Brizse of W. Houston St., NewYork. Dorlon's car suffered the loss of a rear wheel and the break¬ ing of an axle. The other car kept moving and its owner's identity was discovered by looking up the number of his car. He has not been heard from since. Young Dorlon is a com¬ petent operator and the fault of the ac¬ cident cannot be blamed to him. No injuries. Dr. W. G. Smith, Deutist, (51 W. Mer¬ rick Road, Freeport; 'Phone 80-R. It In the Freeport First Baptist Church Stanley W. Roberts, minister, there will be public worship of God Sunday at (10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Rev. H. P. Vaughn will preach in the morn- I ing and Rev. E. S. Hildreth in the eve¬ ning. Bible School at 2.30, Y, P. S. C. E. meeting at 7, mid-week service Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Every¬ one most cordially invited to all ser¬ vices. " Patchogue proved more attractive to Stanley Hanley, 11 years old, than Freeport, his present home. He left here Sunday afternoon without saying a word to anybody, and as fatchogue was the family's former home, he was immediately looked for there and found living with his uncle. He re¬ turned to the parentaljroof Tuesday and what transpired behind closed doors, we cannot tell those of our readers who are inquisitive. j Pettit and Jjamb's bungalo city at Woodcieft Beach, this village, seems to have caught on and brought a num¬ ber of recent buyers includes the fol¬ lowing, with their families: Rube Welsh, Robert H. Hodge, Michael Coakley, Teddy Simons, Charles Smith, Walter Wcstcott, T. E. Ancoe, B. Claude Burard, C. B. Middleton and James Hayes. Most of these are from New York and a few are identified with the theatrical profession. At the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening the pastor. Dr. W. A. Richard, will preach on "The Art of Seeing." You can get 2,000 lbs. of coal at Half's yard for $6.25. Pfione 398 Free- port. 4t. A handsome new house is being con¬ structed on the Merrick Road for J. N. Taylor. It is West of the village near the Golf Ground development. The regular meeting of the Village Board of Trustees will be held this Fri¬ day evening. William Hammen has opened an of¬ fice in the Sigmond Building, 24 Brooklyn Ave. He is a public stenog¬ rapher and typewriter, a venture that should prove successful as there are a number of contractors and others who updoubtedly have need for services of this kind. Rev. Frank M. KerrD. D., of Hemp¬ stead, wiil prea ;h at the moming ser¬ vice in the First Presbyterian Church. In the evening the pastor will preach the second sermon in the series on Adam, "A Cure for Loneliness." The Phi Alpha Club are trying to ar¬ range a game with the Freeport Club. Our base-ball correspondent failed us this week. The Phi Alpha team de¬ feated Amityvilie last Saturday by the score of 9 to 4.' FREEPORT AND BELLMORE, N. Y., FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1909 PBICE, 5 CENTS We note the following who have re, tumed to their homes here for the Summer: Some have just retumed and others have been here for a few weeks: Mr, Woodhouse, Mr. First, Mr. Walters, Mr. E. L. White, J. H. Cruikshank, J. A. Canalizo, R. P. Kent, Mr. Jackson and family. On Thursday an enthusiastic com¬ pany of young people from the Free- port Epworth League attended the Dis¬ trict Epworth League convention for the South Side of Long Island, at Amityvilie. BELLMORE I services at the M. E. Church on the i Merrick Road next Sunday as follows: I Moming service at 10.30, Sabbath School at 2.30, Epworth League at 7 and Evening service at 8. Friday . evening prayer meeting at 8. Don't forget to come to the sale of j good home-made things, cakes, pies, j jellies, etc., on Saturday afternoon at ' the residence of Mrs. Whitermore on I Oak Street. The 20fh anniversary of the organi z&tion of the Epworth League was ob¬ served by special exercises in the M. E.. Church Sunday evening, and the newly elected officers were installed. The pastor Rev. W. A. Richard, made . a short address. The Town Board donated the sum of Fifty Dollara towards the local G. A. R. posts to enable them to celebrate Decoration Day. A lai^e auction sale of all the fur¬ nishings of the Craig Manor, Stop 81, Baldwin, will be held on Friday, May 28, 1909, at 10:00 a. m. sharp. S. P. Pettit, auctioneer. Advartlsa olumn. It tn Everybody'* WANTAGH Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schafer cele¬ brated their 15th wedding anniversary Friday, May Hth, at their beautiful home "The Cedars." Those present enjoyed a novel game known as a Pea¬ nut Jab and other forms of amusement. Mr. and Mrs. Schafer were remembered by their friends with some very pleas¬ ing gifts. Som* of those who offered congratulations were Mrs. Le Bars, Mrs. Fred Hoppen, Mrs. Mattoon, Mrs. A. Anthony, Miss Edna Cowles, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Place, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cowles, Miss Elsie Remsen Hempstead; Rev. T. S. Brajthwaite, ¦ Mrs. Braithwaite and Harry Braith-' waite, Wm. Towner, Mr. and Mrs. ' James M. Seaman, J. M. Seaman jr,. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kropp, Mrs. A. E. Hunt, Miss J. Lawler, Miss AU^e [ Sutherland, Miss P. Cheshire, Mr. Frank Schorr, Fred. Hopjen, Mrs. Arthur Anthony, Mrs. I. M. Norwood, , Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Norwood, Mer¬ rick, all of Merrick, Miss Edith and Master Charles Schafer. Dr, W. G. Smith, Dentist, 61 W. Mer¬ rick Road, Freeport; 'Phone fo-R. tf The Board of Education ofthe Union Free School District No. 23, will re¬ ceive sealed proposals in the school building at eight o'clock p. ni. June 2, ; for the purchase of $12,000 bonds for i the building of the new school house. A special school meeting is also called to held at the school house on the ninth of June in the evening for the purpose of deciding by vote wheth¬ er or not the district shall dispose of by public or private sale the present school building, and for other business which may properly corne before the ' meeting. * Mr. ani Mrs. Charles Schafer cele¬ brated their fifteenth anniversary last Friday evening. A large number of friends assembled at their home and passed the evening in games after which a collation was served. Mr. and . Mrs. Charles Schafer were the recipi- ent« of many presents. i The L>adies' Aid Society of the Me-' morial Church held a meeting with Mrs. Frederic Kropp on Wednesday | afternoon. The King's Daughters Society met at the home of Mrs. Schafer on Tues¬ day afternoon.^ I William C. Doncaster has gone West! on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Seaman: have returned from a three weeks', trip to Ashville, N. C. I A May party was given by Clara i Johnston on Saturday afternoon to | which a large number of her school | friends were invited. Games were' played on the lawn around a May pole which was prettily decorated with bunting. On Wednesday evening. May the twenty-sixth, at Ultsch's Hall, Mr. George Kiernan of Philadelphia, will give a recital of Rip Van Winkle. The recital is under the auspice of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Memorial; Church and the proceeds will go to the , Parish House fund. Mr. Kiernan comes highly recom¬ mended by Dr. Cadman and many others. i _ _ _ At the annual meeting of the Me-: morial Church held Wednesday even¬ ing, Albert J. Haff was re-elected a deacon for three years and John H. Davis, clerk and treasurer for one year. Edgar J. Seaman, John H. jDa- vis and Charles Schafer were elected ushers. The annual report showed good work accomplished during the year. August Abraham died Monday after¬ noon of old age after being ill twelve hours. He was eighty-three years of age and had resided in "The Hollow" nearly fifty years since his arrival from Germany. He is aurvived by two sons and five daughters a grand¬ son, Benjamin. He was a member of the German M. E. Church, and the funeral was held frona that church Thursday aftemoon. Rev. Tlwmaa S. Braithwaite officiating. I Do not forget the sale of homemade cakes, bread, rolls and other goodies which the ladies of the Belhnore Ep- , worth League will hold, Saturday af- ' ternoon, at the home of Mrs. Whiter- i more. Oak Street (head of Bedford Ave). Sunday was the finest kind of day and everybody who could were out j doors, riding, driving or walking. The . churches were well attended and many ' residents entertained friends from the city, who came out to enjoy the coun¬ try. The Fire Company will attend the tournament in Hempstead, June 22nd and expect to appear in line with new suits, (t is reported that the company propose buying a new chemical engine to make fire fighting easier. Miss Mary Wolf has returned to Bell¬ more for the summer. The Bellmore Base-Ball Club was in a generous mood Sunday afternoon for they presented the visiting team from Lindenhurst with nine large goose eggs which they placed on the score board, or in other words, they whitewashed thier opponents and scored twelve runs for themselves. It was one of the best games seen for many a season. The big crowd pres¬ ent enjoyed seeing Frank Hunt steal banes and Ed. Smith get up to the bat five times and make four hits, y Still, who is not very quiet, covered himself and third with glory. Seaman pitched his usual t;ood game and received fine support. Bellmore team will have new uniforms next week and will break them in over at Lindenhurst where they will p.lay the Nationals. The score last Sunday: Bellmore—0 10 0 4 10 6 x- -12 Nationals—0 and eight others. Bellmore, Seaman and Smith; Na¬ tionals, Ost and Ward. Charles Russell is putting in some good work on all the roads. His hon¬ ing machine is not overlooking any¬ thing in the road line at all. High Hill Beach drew a good sized crowd Sunday and a number of folks came down from the City. "Bob" I Willmarth was the same genial host. The annual meeting of the Presby- j terian Church was held, according to | notice, on Thursday evening. Sym- i pathy and regret were expressed for ] those detained at home by sickness and others by pressing business. | Full reports of all business were re-1 ceived and adopted. Harmony and good feeling prevailed and the general sentiment twas that for the laudable purpose of interest¬ ing a larger number of families, new '< trustees should be chosen in place of those whose term expired. As the hour was late this part of the business was deferred to an adjourned meeting to be called for that purpose. It was agreed to proceed at an early day to take down and reconstruct from the materials, the horse shed, which is now in a dangerous condition of dilapidation and decay. On Sunday aftemoon the preacher expressed his surprise that Bellmore permitted such a disgraceful public nuisance as the baseball game so near Church services. He told how they stopped the nuis¬ ance in Mineola. The Congregational Society former¬ ly holding services in the Presbyterian Church, also held their annual meeting \ and carefully reviewed their accounts ! up to date. Thpy presented to the ! Church the money to pay the fire in- \ surance for the current year up to ; April 1. 1910. i After a general consideration of the ! best way to expend the funds on hand ! for the benefit of the community, as I represented by the Church, a commit : tee of ways and means with full power, I was selected. All the funds on hand I being deposited in the bank subject to 1 their control. i Mr. J. U. Chris Mitchel was pres- 1 eut with his usual good cheer and spirit of helpfulness toward the church in Bellmore. Chas. H. Russell succeeded in stop- ! ping a runaway horse Tuesday after- I noon on Grand Ave., belonging to Adam j Emeigh, the coal dealer. Russell is j suffering from a sprained wrist, but : luckily no other damage was done. I The residence building on Bellmore ! Ave., south of the tracks, sold at auc- . tion recently by the city, will be moved to Grand Ave., where the cellar and I foundation is being made ready. Our readers' attention is called to the Novelty Fair in the Presbyterian Church May 28th and 29th. Admis¬ sion free. The proceeds will, go towards repairing the church, and ^ prices of articles will be within reach I of everybody's pockets. There will be plenty of excellent homemade cakes and gingham and white aprons, togeth¬ er with other useful articles. Every¬ body invited to this first fair of the Church. U's a worthy object so get in On the chance to obtain some of the good things offered for sale. ROCKVILLE CENTRE MERRICK Signs posted throuhgout the village ' Divine worship at the Church of the warn persons against throwing paper j Redeemer Sunday, after Ascension, at or rubbish in the atreets and as a re- ; "^'^O and 11 o'clock a. m. and 8 p. m. suit there is a noticeable absence of j Sunday School meets in the Parish paper or other litter. Worth copying Ho"se at 10 a. m. A cordial invita- elsewhere. ' t>on to attend the services of this church is extended to all. BALDWIN A cement -bridge over Old Mill Road, the contract. is being erected Edwin Payne has Thomas Willis intends to erect 8 or 10 cottages on his property on upper Grand Ave. The K. of P. met at Seaman's Hall. on Tuesday Eve. Leon Bishop is erecting a large ce¬ ment block factory on his property on Millburn Ave. Frank Sutton is granct'mother, Mrs. staying with L. C. Smith. his Miss Nellie Miller spent last week with friends in Brooklyn. C. S. Hervey, who has been ill in his Brooklyn home for the last month has recovered and will be at his home here tomorrow, for the Summer. J. B. McColly is no longer foreman for Foxhurst. He has moved to Rock¬ ville Centre. For yacht club news article in this issue. see special Annino and Co., contractors, have retired from business and Mr. Annino has left for Italy. The pipe line builders are with us, having constructed their side tracks across Harrison and Central Aves. to the Pearsali property. Amos Pearsali, Andy Lister and Henry Hebentsreit jr., will givea barn dance in Pearsall's Hall June 24th. Tickets are 35 cents for those in cos¬ tume and a fine imposed upon anyone who presumes to appear in civilian clothes. Dr. J. M. Jackson has improved his property by having had a concrete side¬ walk and curb placed along the entire front. It would be decidedly better for the village if a concrete walk were laid the entire length of Grand' Ave., to the Merrick Road from the station. The announcement of the marriage of Miss Maud Pettit to Howard Star of Freeport has just been made. The regular monthly meeting of the Baldwin Fire Dept. was held Monday Eve. The following have become mem¬ bers : George Hebenstreit, T. F. Mor¬ gan and A. DeAngeles. The marriage of Miss Kate May Cumber, a teacher of this school, to George Manning of East Orange, N. J., has just been made. The A. A. A. defeated the Wood- havens by a score of 14 to 7. The B. A. C. were defeated by Ant¬ lers, the score being 9 to 5. The third issue of the "Record" is now out. Copies can be procured at the school. President [Hiram R. Smith of the Rockville Centre Bank has been in the Adirondacks for a week. A large auction sale of all the fur¬ nishings of the Craig Manor, Stop 81, Baldwin, will be held on Friday, May 28, 1909, at 10: 00 a. m. sharp. S. P. Pettit, Auctioneer. Yachting Notes The South Shore Yacht Club will hold its Annual Opening Day on Mon¬ day, May 31 (Decoration Day). There will be motor boat races during the afternoon, under the direction of the regatta committee, and orchestra mu- I sic both aftemoon and evening. The Club will give one of its pleasing re¬ ceptions during the evening with danc¬ ing at 8. SO p. m. The Merrick Field Club's base-ball team defeated the team of the Fann¬ ers' Trust and Loan Co. of New York on Kenny Field last 'Saturday by a score of 2 to 0. The home team is Th^ "^..,-z,=*"."".,+ \7;ii""^ A"" I composed of the Cheshire brothers, Ihe new restaurant on Village Ave. i-.".!.__ x t> ^ 1 <. m n «* ttt. th. fw,no,. seems to be a "ood .^""^^^ = *^°® ^"^'°"' ^^t.: W. E. Mep- seems to be a good , j^^^^^ gnd.; James Mulcahy, s.s.; Er¬ in ao Detter j^ggj. j^jjj^^ g^^^ ^.^j^ ^ Anthony, R. Midmer and Colton in the field. Edward Heath jr., has started on month's shooting trip to Minnesota. ! ne near the trolley thing and we hope it wi than the former tenant in this store. The Fortnightly Club will have its | The team put up a good article of ball annual Guest Day Tuesday, May 25th, | and if they continue the good work, no at Parish Hall, at 2.30 p. m. It will | doubt they will receive hearty support be the club's eleventh anniversary and ifrom the villagers. We stated last a big time is promised. Two hun-1 week that the manager of the team' dred and fifty guests are invited from was Mr. Ernest Miller, but this was all over and many prominent speakers [ an error. The manager of the team is will be there to address the meeting. Mr. Frank Wolfe. We give the ; schedule of games up to date. Cut it \ out and plan to be on hand to "root." j May 22, Rockvill^ Centre at R. C.; '29, Central Trust Co.. Merrick; 31,. Merrick A. C, Merrick; June 5, 2d. j Signal Corps, Merrick; 12. Floral Park, Merrick; 19, Brooklyn Clintons, Mer- 26, Rockaway Beach, Aierrick. July 3, 2d. Signal Corps, Merrick; 5, Wantagh B. B. C, Merrie^:; 10, Miss Lillian Valentine well known in 1 Knickerbocker, F. C. Under the auspices of the Fortnight¬ ly Club, Oliver Denton will give a high- class musical and entertainment, with prominent people in the musical world to assist him. The affair will be held the 21st in the auditorium of the new school building instead of the Knicker- 'j^j^ bocker Hotel as originally planned Tickets are 75 cents. Cvarybotfy'a ColHmn, Page 4. social circles on the southside, is a guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Dew- snap for a month, prior to her depar¬ ture for the Thousand Islands for the summer. Miss Valentine, will not however, spend a week at each island. While driving home from a funeral Tuesday Undertaker Forbell had the misfortune to lose a valuable horse. The animal suffered from oolic and dropped dead on the road between Valley Stream and Lynbrook. SMITIIVILLE SOITII Merrick; 17, ; Flower B. B. C, Merrick; 24, Baby- ^lon F. C, Babylon; 31, Open. August 7, Rockville Centre, Merrick; 14, ' Washington F. C, Merrick; 21, Open; j 28, Open. Sept. 4, Open; 6, Open. ! "Sunnycroft" on Kirkwood Ave. has been rented through the agency of H. Schuyler Cammann to Mr. Floyd of New York, who will occupy the place this summer. Mr. Cammann has also rented to Mr. Floyd Mr. J. W. Birch's house north of the track where parties of children will be entertained for per¬ iods of two or three weeks throughout the summer. The'Boys' League will conduct a Field Day for the boys of the Sunday ; School Saturday niorning beginning at 9 o'clock on Kenny Field. "The teach-- ers of jthe school will provide lunch in the Parish House for the boys after the games. The special meeting of the Board of Education of this district was held Tuesday night in the old school build¬ ing. J. A. Stil^fe was chairman and the two resolutions, to sell the old school building, heating apparatus and old furniture and the second to authorize the school board to use the ; ^ bible class for the study of the proceeds for new furniture and other; ufg of Christ is being conducted in the equipment as may be necessary passed ; Parish House every Tuesday afternoon) under the leadership of Miss Mary be I without opposition. A date will announced later for the auction. Frank L. Hack advanced an idea that should be followed up without delay. He states that weie the audi¬ torium of the new school building sup plied with seats, that a course of even Kent. Any who deaire to join thia class will be gladly welcomed. Mr. Geo. E. Wright has moved into his new home recently purchased from Dan'l Willmarth, opposite the Fire ing lectures by competent speakers will. House. be of great advantage to the grownups Mf. E. West, who has been confin- of the section, who, undoubtedly, would ; ed to his bed for the last seven weeks appreciate hearing such upon topics of the day. The railroad tire has arrived and will shortly hang in front of Frisch's store to be used as a fire signal. men speak ' and whose life at first was despaired of, does not show any decided im¬ provement. We are glad to report that Mrs. D. V. Lawson, who has been suffering from nervous breakdown throughout The next regular meeting of the La-: the winter and spring, is gaining stead- dies' Auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. S. Hunter on Tuesday, May 25th. ily and may out again. soon be expected to be Mrs. C. A. Combes and daughter have been spending a week vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Spates. ' Is This True? Mr. Editor:— There is a saloon and road house in Smithville South not many hundred feet from a public building that is be¬ coming a source of annoyance to the residents of this peaceful hamlet. The sale of liquor is not complained about quite so much as the quality sold, judging by the elfects it has on those partaking. No resident of this section but has the right to uae a public highway— without let or hindrance, insult, fear of injury, shock to the finer sensibili¬ ties, etc. How often do we see the drunken reel from side to side—blaspheme—use insulting remarks to passersby? many of our women folk refuse to step ROOSEVELT The Roosevelt Field Club met and defeated the American Mechanics of Hempstead on Saturday. Score 9 to 11. The same club also defeated the Phi Alpha Club of Freeport on Sunday last. Score 12 to 9. This speaks well for Mr. Chas. De¬ lap, who is the organizer and manager of the Roosevelt Club. Next Saturday at Roosevelt the home team will meet the American Me¬ chanics at 3 p. m. Important meeting will be held at Board of Trade Hall ne^t Tuesday eve¬ ning. All members are requested to attend. \ The Collins sketch club who were seen and heard here in Firemen's Hall jjo"!^ I have been engaged by the Board of Trade. They are good. June let is away from their front doors or who if j *^® *^*^ ^*' • _: they would sit out of doors must put; We are informed by a resident that cotton in their ears? Why must this { a young son has been bom in the home condition exist? Why is it tolerated? , of Mr. Cunning. We are a little in- The saloon keeper against whom this i experienced in these matters and sup- is written knows full well the truth of < posed that all these new arrivals 'wer4^^ the above. It is up to him tq chbnga [ young. . |^| the conditions. ,¦. * 1 ^^O It might be well for him to remem-1 You can get 2.000 lbs. of coal at ber that as he is now getting on the Half's yard for $6.25. Phone 398 "nerves" of the People; he had better} Freeport 4t. have a house cleaning time of it and 1 ^e also hear tbat a shoe store is to ; either get rid of the objectionable fea-1 be openeti in our villnge. Come along ,; tures or shut up shop. 4 gentlemen, there's plenty'of room^ j Jabelon. ' ^-
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|South Side Messenger 19090521
|South Side Messenger 19090521
For the
South Side of
Long Island
A reliable means of communication between the villages of Rock¬ ville Centre, Baldwin, Freeport, Roosevelt, Merrick, Bellmore, Smithville South, Wantagh, Seaford, Massapequa and Amityvilie.
Issued Weekly Subscription $i.oo a Year
John J. Randall has fitted up an office
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Police: missing vehicle caused Mendon woman's deathBy Brent Curtis
STAFF WRITER | December 31,2012
Two cars struck Mendon resident Drury Morgan on Friday afternoon, but a preliminary medical examiner's report said that only one was responsible for her death, Vermont State Police said Sunday.
Morgan, 45, was pronounced dead at the scene on Route 4 after she was hit by a car while crossing the three-lane highway near the Cortina Inn at about 5:15 p.m. Friday.
Two cars reportedly struck Morgan — a Honda CR-V driven by Joseph Ferrara of Huntington Station, N.Y., and a dark-colored station wagon or hatchback that did not stop after hitting her.
Vermont State Police Sgt. Thomas Mozzer said that initially, police had only Ferrara's account of a second vehicle involved in the incident. But another motorist who was behind the two eastbound vehicles soon came forward with the same description of a Subaru-like, possibly green-colored hatchback that fled the scene.
The car that fled the crash may have damage to its passenger side, police said.
Ferrara, who stopped and called 911 after hitting Morgan, has not been charged with a crime as a result of the crash.
According to the witnesses, the hatchback struck Morgan first. Ferrara, who was following the unknown car then struck her as well.
Based on a preliminary autopsy report, Morgan was killed by blunt force trauma to her chest and head delivered by the first vehicle to strike her.
"We don't believe that vehicle number two was the cause of the fatality," Mozzer said.
Morgan, who would have finished earning her degree next month to become a licensed nursing assistant, had traveled by bus to her workplace at the Mendon Mountain View Lodge to collect her paycheck Friday afternoon.
She was crossing the highway to take the bus back home when she was killed.
Police say she was wearing dark clothing while crossing the unlighted section of highway and they say they have received multiple reports that she had been drinking alcohol that afternoon.
Anyone with information about the crash or the identity of the driver of the vehicle that fled the scene is asked to call state police at 773-9101.
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Most of them actually.LilMaibe wrote:Have you ever met any politician who lives in the same reality as we do?
(on how many pages have we actually talked bout the book by now?)
This may sound stupid, but every time I read this book I curse Mrs Whitlow for closing the window after her. It's not like she's going to do it any different the next time I read the book.


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I need a 14mm muzzle brake that is at leased 2 inches long. What is the best one available? Anyone have a 14mm to 21mm adaptor in stock?
I need a 14mm muzzle brake that is at leased 2 inches long. What is the best one available? Anyone have a 14mm to 21mm adaptor in stock?
Another "which is best " question,,, again, as with anything,,,,it depends on the gun.
From my experiences the Krink style one is great for SBR applications sense it captures extra gas for proper cycling. On a regular length barrel I have had really good results with the AK74 style ones. They'll give you the length you are looking for and they have been very effective on anything I've used them on. Must be why they use that style on everything from AK's to howitzers !!!
I have the CNC Warrior ones on 2 of my AK platforms, and 1 on a VZ58 and they are both fantastic. I very much like there products, good quality, fit, finish, and reasonably priced compared to some of the maul ninja flashy stuff that sorta works and is to expensive.
Not much of a list, I know,, but those are the ones I've found that really work and,, work well,, and are affordable. Breaks don't have to cost >100 bucks to work and have fancy scallops machined stuff all over them ect. The CNC Worrior 74 one was in the 20-25 buck range and it works better than any other I've used. I haven't tried a hundred different ones and just stuck with the CNC one sense it worked well, so I can't speak for every brand out there. But after trying the CNC Warrior ones,,,no need to shop further when you find something that works. But I did go through lots of different ones before I tried the ones I have now, maybe 10-15 different brands/styles. The 74 type just worked best for my applications.
A friend and I even screwed one on a x54R Mossin he'd threaded and it worked even better there than on my AK, guess the higher pressures and extra gas make them even more effective on that one.
Hope that helps some,, the 74 style is my preferred brake for most uses. Remember ear plugs though,,, breaks make the report louder for the shooter most of the time. One downside to breaks.
One funny thing I did notice on my AR platforms though, I have a Bushmaster with nothing on the barrel, and a Sig AR with a birdcage type flash suppressor on it. The Sig is half as loud ,,, that Bushmaster throws a flame 2 feet long and as big around as a large pumkin and the muzzle concussion is respectable, not so with the Sig with just the flash hider. There's way more of a difference than I expected.
Ditto on the 74 style. They work really good. Also, the AMD brake is a really good one. I even use them on my PSL.
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Posted 28 October 2012 - 12:47
Also, despite being outsold two-to-one, it still makes as much money as Samsung.
Posted 28 October 2012 - 14:07
...Yes but Apple could outsell Samsung, honest, honest, honest, truly, honest, they really could, they're better in every way, honest and truly they are, Samsung just got lucky, that's all, we're ok, we really are, we'll be fine, honest...........
Posted 28 October 2012 - 15:38
except for the overpriced walled-garden way, expandable memory, large screen & fast network way. LTE is over a year old, its almost fully deployed and Apple got 1 LTE phone out... yawn.
There was one month (August 2012) that the sales of the S3 exceeded the 4s. One month. The 2 to 1 number the article references are comparing Samsung's shipment to retailers number to Apple's sold to consumers number.
Samsung developed a competing product that exceeded the walled-garden approach & got it to market sooner. Apple DID outsell samsung, but not anymore.
Apple stopped innovating & the proof is in the numbers. consider their $350 7" tablet 'tax' when most competitors are UNDER $200. hell, playbooks are $150 taxes in around here now!
The only people sticking with apple are those with an account at the AppStore with $$$$ sank into it.
iOS is boring in its 6th unchanged interface year.. Everyone else is seeing the light now. even iPads sale expectations are down almost 20%. must be why the 7" is so expensive.
Posted 29 October 2012 - 23:21
Yawn indeed.
Posted 29 October 2012 - 23:33
I don't see how that crushes Apple
iPhone is still selling strongly. Its just that overall smartphone market is growing.
Let's compare the sales of the GS3 to the 5.
Posted 29 October 2012 - 23:36
Samsung is one of the few companies that actually can challenge Apple, and win.
Posted 29 October 2012 - 23:41
Samsung outselling Apple by 2:1 is called crushing in my book.
Yes.. that's where they also outsell them.. Galaxy phone outsells iPhone by itself.. when you count in other models they outsell Apple 2:1. And btw, Apple still sells Iphone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S and now iPhone 5.


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I have stopped folks over the years speeding telling me they were being chased. I went ahead and signed them up.
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Chief D, thanks for your kind comment and gift. gee , and it's not even christmas.
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Thanks Chief. I also enjoy yours as well as your friendship.
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Hey Dennis - thought while I am spending the weekend in Missouri with my friends I should stop by your page and say hi. We have been at the Trout Lodge for Spouses Weekend. It has been a fantastic weekend. Heading home tomorrow. Have a good week.
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The Brooklyn Museum's collection of American watercolors was begun in 1906, when this work was acquired in a bequest from the Brooklyn collector Caroline H. Polhemus. Coaching in New England was the work of Albert Fitch Bellows, a practitioner and promoter of watercolor beginning in the late 1860s. To demonstrate that watercolor was as significant and as durable as oil painting, he deliberately produced large and highly finished "exhibition watercolors." This quaint New England subject was among the most praised works in the 1877 annual exhibition of the American Watercolor Society.
- Artist: Albert Fitch Bellows, American, 1829-1883
- Medium: Transparent and opaque watercolor with touches of gum varnish over black chalk on cream, moderately thick, rough-textured wove paper
- Place Made: United States
- Dates: ca. 1876
- Dimensions: 24 7/8 x 35 7/8 in. (63.2 x 91.1cm) Frame: 29 5/8 x 40 1/2 x 2 1/2 in. (75.2 x 102.9 x 6.4 cm) (show scale)
- Signature: Signed lower left: "A. F. Bellows"
- Collections:American Art
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
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- Accession Number: 06.334
- Credit Line: Bequest of Caroline H. Polhemus
- Rights Statement: No known copyright restrictions
- Caption: Albert Fitch Bellows (American, 1829-1883). Coaching in New England, ca. 1876. Transparent and opaque watercolor with touches of gum varnish over black chalk on cream, moderately thick, rough-textured wove paper, 24 7/8 x 35 7/8 in. (63.2 x 91.1cm). Brooklyn Museum, Bequest of Caroline H. Polhemus, 06.334
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- Record Completeness: Best (84%)


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