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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-17
Avoiding tho Doctor.

Doctor Sanderson. an old Scotch ply.
sician, used to tell some droll stories Of
the medical profession In his early
days. In the nrst year Of his practice
smallpox was 10 common that there
were few people who were not more or
less pittcd with It Various cosmetics
were In use to lessen the attendant dis.
hgurement but one old lady, who had
grown accustomed to her face In the
glass, refused to make use Of any such
preparation.
"Faith," she exclaimed, when one
was recommended to her, "afore
paint, maun use puttyv'
80 well known was the doctors lack
Of ceremony, that the ignorant were
chiefly anxious to escape him. The
story goes that % he was passing along
the street one day sweep rolled from
top to bottom Of o staircase, outside
ono Of the houses.
Are You hurts" called the doctor,
running forward.
mot bit, doctor, not q Bit" replied
the man, In haste. "lndeed, sir, I feel
a. the bettcr!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
PLEASANTVILLE.

Daniel Fare and his family. OF New-York, are
at their summer home in Pleasantvc. Mr.
Earle is experimenting the laying cut OF two ave-
nues from Bedford Road to Sherman Park that
being through his property.
Speaking Of roads. the people OF this place are
wondering why the proposed road from Washing
ton-ave. north to the old village has never been
finished. II has been surveyed for long time
and is really needed. At present there Is only one
rood leading 20 the railroad station and that Is IN
suficient.
Miss Annie Hadley second daughter of Rufus
Hadley, OF the old village. was married at her
home on Sunday evening. 10 Charles Harris Of
EewYorx. The Rev y. B. Thompson. pastor
OF the First Methodist Episcopa: Church. onlca ed
At The regular meeting OF the i'lcaasntvilIc Ten
mis- Club. on Friday evening Mr.. Morrow was
elected president: Miss Eta Brown and Arthur
Hoyt. vice presidents: Charles Hoyt: treasurer and
cided to retain the grounds used last year. and a
special meeting will be held at Mr.. Merritts next
Friday evening 10 appoint committees.
Miss Messenger. who has been spending the WIZ
yer in Dresden, Germany. Is expected to return 10
he- country home at Chappaqua. this week.
The Winona Banjo and Guitar Club OF Mount
teisco gave an entertainment and reception In the
Mount Kisco Opera House last evening which was
q SUCCESSFUL affair
antville. held sociab.e az the home OF Mr.. Hen
shaw. on Wednesday evening. -,
Inc leading social incident in this vicinity WI
SaNe place next Tuesday evening. when the hed,,
Acrn Musical Society. under the direction OF PAU
f'aaen viii give It's annual complimentary concert
" the Mount Kisco Opera House.
Ahe Jay Homestead. at katonah. ~ nov occ"-
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SATURDAY, MAY
the streets OF Bronxville and Tuckahoe preparatory

the streets Of Bronxvile and Tuckahoe preparatory
to furnishing water supply. . xu ,,
ing in tearing down Kane's old blacksmith shop, at
Bronxyille, was caught by one side OF he ou No
bnS ias ana had nn ms wi rps % danger
part of the Aerton farm, at Wavery- on the HI
will hold the first on May 49, Decoration Day. a
jerks Is president BUDDY AL Mount
1eqnsn d ana ar Beaw II Merritt
Dusenberry. jr. " Austin and j. Creavey. of
Tuckahoe. ana ex-Alderman J. Kane. of BronXvi'.e
Miss Edith Harper Of Scarsdale. Is the guest OF
CAPTAIN jerks. at Sing Sing. .,,. nil,
give an invitation reception at Creavey's new
hotel. at Wavcrly. Tuckahoe. next Tuesday even
At the baseball game this week at Tuckahoe the
Oak Hills OF Mount Vernon. defeated the AGNES, OF
Tuckahoe. the score being II to 6. $50
Miss Agnes Ambrose OF Upper Tuckanoe' gaSe
people. which most enjoyable AFFAIR. Anoh6
the guests were the Misses Lena Isary o Josle
May DAILY Maggie Shay the Misses Lamb. Emina
Moore. and Messrs. Thomas 1horpey, cnar!es oa,-
nvan O. Wallace. Charles Soda, Richard JOY AL
The North Mount Vernon Railroad COMPANY mas
filed applications tor franchises in East CnesIeri
White Plains and Pelham. j. is proposed 70 eN'en mo-
Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Chambers entertained the
Bronxville Reformed Church. at their hahU'o"ie
home. crow Nest. one evening THIS WeeH ~ pronx.
Vile sailed for Europe this week. ..
The brother Of Miss Teresa Buckley; OF i.aursncs
Park Bronxville dropped dead on wednesday rIo,,,
heart disease. He was thought to nave pee" III
The Epworih League of Tuckahoe celebrates si It's
sixth anniversary in the Asbury Metnoniss ~,
Budd. OF the Mount Vernon Young Mems Christian
Association. Will address the league.
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HUNTINGTON.

The vocal and orchestral societies % Huntington
gave a concert on Tuesday evening at the Opera
House. The programme was under the direction
OF Professor George II. Kennnsham and consisted
Of selections from Handles Messiah" The soos
Jean l. Rogers Ethel Turner. Mrs. Charles II
White and the Rev. Charles W. Turner The
chorus consisted OF nifty voices. Among the mem
bcrs OF the orchestra present we're the Messrs: Will
John W Roe W. A. Rushmore G. T.. Pearsail.
Charles f. Mason and the Misses Fannie J. Mason
Gertrude Burgess. Daisy Irwin and Carrie w.
Young.
one of the drivers on the horse railroad at Hun
t.ngton. was instantly killed yesterday by being
crushed under the in charge OF his father.
The child often rode on the front platform with
n spring for the platform. but his foot slipped and
he zen under the front wheel OF the car, which
passed over his head. nearly severng II from the
body Death instantaneous.
Geolorical Survey. will begin investigation OF
the artcsan waters Of Long Island next Monday.
and on that day will visit Northport. The chief
officer OF the Brooilyn Guy waterworhs has offered
has also the general manager Of the Long Island
pnilroad The first steps in this work were taken
several weeks ago. when a list OF the deep wells
vos secured In this work now to be carried out
uromIucnt part. congrc ssman Mccormick has also
innr his Aid ct Washington In influencing the GOV
.rrreni 10 undertake the work. The object is 10
learn the sources and volume OF the water supply
Tbc hicvcle riders OF Huntington evidently appre-
c,,fr the pcrmisslOn given them by the authorities
r. ride on ,he sidewalks OF the village. and they
hive odopted a resolution not to ride the side
of,tcc and to go SOW pace and be cautious
when riding on the other sidewalks.
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PROPERTY OWNERS AND THE TROLLEY
ROAD.

SUMMER HOTELS IN NYAcK-MEETING OF TIE
COUNTRY CLUB-LocAL NEWS AND Mules
proper,y-owncrs who protested against the gram
Ing OF a franchise to the NyacK irac''o" ,n
,onv =, the River Road at the meeting OF inc hsh-
- ,,oc,,ss,,rers last Wednesday represented
,h c-oa,er mart of the property on that roau' anu
,ho,r ar.,,,,cnt againet the companys claims was
based on sound scnse and represented 'he views %
tho majority OF tho people IN NEacN AZ
aware that the Introduction or to'ey 'a'"' -
,h p,vcr Road means the ruin OF their realty hou-
,nrs and the spo.iation OF the most p'aut'i'' NV
in Rockland county. Mr. Balm. the president o, II.
,,,o,,rv was In town last week. ana eA"Io''eu
,ro,, surnrise and almost horror wnen ne ned'd
,h,, there was opposition 10 his greedy anu Ia
pacious company. 49,, -. ,,o.,
Tho \v,cL Country Club held meeting last h'si''
., ,ako lnportant action on proposel V''a''e'' :"
go constitution and bylaws and - act on inc p,Op
te ~ n,E The cub more distinctly summer
organizatlon The result OF 'lv IL, ~ Gnas fnr
IL, public hut IL understood that the nd'' b ~.
.t i,n,.r we're put on a nov basis ana t'at
measures were taken 20 make Ie.ihqusn. rr,,,er,
-. rr,rnnt In their payments 'tner a.
NOR - the clubs sunmcr plans were as Is,
cusscl. and from all ini,cauons '"e s'"'0"
hc Nyack hotes and boarding houses are s,,n d..
RECEIVING applications tor a S omen or June l. I'M
n IT. -, ,,,,,s,mon; OF Mr.. Porter. and me Tap
pan zeo o', wSe ,so !, nF Of Pe cy w
rrc r,ernont FIELD clubs baseball nine WI pay
,,is1 -. ,ct-l % the Elizabeth Atn.'uV "a" o,
tho grounds Al Permont ms nn~Img Asso
",Inn;s nine lss; summer a. well as seve,a o,s
xsoc% boys. plays with the Permon, fieid o'"o
NM mr.u u no wonen o. Syack are busy IN tnei'
,r"paraions for getting out an clifton OF nes
plr'It..'nr,,g Ioufnal" all social functiohs appear
&c 20 y, s,lnd-tin. The women editors ar. , 70"
busy for play ana thsy s0 ever seen The pro-
besl I'll IN that day go TO help the WORK OF the
N.s''. - Roman Catholic Church OF Nyack VIII
, '"o,"crratei by Archbishop Corrgan on Iu ,ng
we.k The scr:aon Will be prea'he' ~ tue '''"''
OF IND Mrs Frederick Mceker have returned 10
,h"tr summer home at Grand view
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SING SING

Tho first uectlng Of The neg Board Of Village
Trustees was held laot TUESDAY evening In hl'
address 10 the board President Sherwood called at
ten,on +, the finances Of the village. showing that
after all outstanding Obligations are paid. amount
INC 70 over s. O and provision had been made for the
regular expenses Of the year. there would be left
only a balance Of 600. ani this would be offset by
ns Hs stafc - arairs the board decided - stop
"",.aanSsii r"-olying 10 pay their debts and keep
n 80 dcLi for the ret OK the year. matter Al
what Inconvenience. Pf.sldcn; Sf"rwo" announced
tpaf,s for moac, unics1 there was money In the
trcasur, met the same A. IN" thsphy,is ~ VIZ!
Sny money 60" yi,se pur,,osci. 10 pay out,
standing inlehtean's the si@nd t2Eom oy yo 'ne
that could b. pursued. All VIII meet t'hera' "p
P' Torcll Post so H. g. \. II. OF this ylllag' viii
ioin by invitation. with John G. Fremont Post. @f
onker in TRIP t. rr,n1p Inc "" grave of General
John G. Fremont. at that place. ,,,., a,
T'he annual meeting OF the OssinnS IiosPl'iiI ~
ISOLATION was held last Monday evening; The ir.as-
urers report showed balance IN hand 81 isi,Dr
a. an expense OF $3.50 ordered. Last year
Board Of Women Managers was Re clerted' WY, =,
n hf "v yananey o' snac x Noson a. S nderh ami
s H. Sherwood were elected trustees The follow.
Ing Prsa" aanera p Re McHlpn president
Dr l. H. Helm; treasnrer s5epH,s.n A. snerwoDa
eeJoha II TrnIsdr lsa ~cc rs NS Gommi nIe
the Rev br Price. OF the Highland Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. VIII preach ny re-
jIoaling:' under the question. can Bone Is. Set
BIZ Faith?' The entertainment OF y ne Merry MIX
maids given by the members or the EpWorth
I'"ague Of the church last Thursday evening, at
olive Opera House. was successful from artls'ii
Sorc a CROWDED house Mrs. A. Il. Genet, Miss
Jessie Baker Mrs NJ rfr rs r,or MISE f.are
and Messrs c. 4 squire. w H. Hnpgood Dnvi!
J:arucs vernon Hughes. II. W. iiui! G. r lco-
mans and Henry Lewis were among those who took
part. a.. o,,. oIoc,od r.o,,,.,,
81 ;he village gave a dinner last evening 10 ;he
Board Of Trustees ard village oii,cr'5 " the mousse
room of the Steamer Fire Company.
Francis Lar.in. jr.. II this village, was elected
s meeting last Monday AT White Plains.
musical given last sanrdsy di1ernoon at
/ re,h a large number Of society people from this
/ village and out OF town attended.
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in Grand Army Hall on Wednesday evenns
was large audience present, az raj music was
programme OF vocal and instru,ne.,. dancng
presented followed by supper AMI on Monday
evening nd was addressed by several MIS-
opposition to sanng so aps One }R
Of the noteworthy petitions was on. af Crugers.
fIa Ws s 0 by coIone Frederick w Seward the
Mlttendor Of NeT.YGrk D ~ other re prominent men
resident in that locality. The noarn Tarrei and
applications of Barnard Dance w grant no license
TO a woman. Sixty applications rwsmainder were
Twentv-three were granted ana me ,mdav evening
laid over until the next meeting u" "'
next. -,.h ~, tho Board of
Cvl Service Examiners OF peekskil, for Carriers
Examination AT the town clerk $ Once lo iowa
M airyS IN me peekski!l Postoffce on Jun To-
The nlne of the Peskskll Mi nt1ps Company No.
on "Wednesday by a score OF II 10 p ~, NJ West
day last the Academy nine eo "I by II 10 . To-day
the Lake Mohegan School go 10 CEssav they will
the New-York " A. nine. On Nel"eS''
pay the T. 81. A. nine at MoheSah'
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LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS IN QUEENS AND
SUFFOLK COUNTIES.
NEWTOWN.

The seventeenth birthday OF Miss May Wiseman'
of No 1876 Steinway-ave, Astoria. was celebrated ny
a party at her home few evenings ago. Inc quests
were entertained with music. songs, games anu ~.
tations by the Misses May Flanagan ana h''y
Con.on. Frank Wiseman and John Conlon. ANGUS
those present were J. J. Reilly. f. Pender' j. .asn-
man. Dr. ~ B.aggi. f. Baggi Robert Rehy, -
Callahan. James Fitzgerald, J. McManus. VI. Mur-
ply F. ONen NJ Michfeeder. J. Geary. H. Ger'y'
F. McKenna Sadie Flanagan. May Flanagan, Mag
gle Brown May Brown. No'a Fi.zyera d. cara frce'
May Lowe Katie Glf.len, Maggie Erbe. May LuH~ie
and Rose Rckel. Judge Ingram. OF the Long ISL
and city police Court. yesterday sent the rev
Charles j. Carriga to the Queens County JAN ior Din
months on a charge OF assault The prisoner says
he is priest Of the Roman Catholic Church lie
has been an inmate OF a odglng-house on the BOW
cry In New-York. Carriga has been Vsit'hs pa
rishioners Of the Rev. Father Mcclure. pastor OF
ST. Marys Roman Catholic Ch hui nier 1t and
soliciting subscriptions for the reDu,,u nr,er In
church which was pTrnea Vent to the house Of
james jar ssu McATde ~" No. - Hulsst No one was at
vear-oid servant girl. Mary Caldwell He spoke to
her OF the object of his visit and she toia MN s,a
she had no money to give him. Carrga then ask 80,
for something TO eat. saying he was hungry, ny
this time the little girl thoroughy iTghsenea
and attempted TO run away Inc srpp and kissed
and Rugged her Alarmed by her cries ne tit 'u ne
house, but found in cheap whiskey Shop III
The Town Board OF the town OF NewtQwh ma
decided to have the various sections OF tne .o" -
,,rb,ed with gas and electricity. The residents IN
C,rand-s want electric lights on that tnorouHn,le
while the other portions Of the town nave T
for gas lamps 4 bid received from the >em
town Gas Company Offering on seven years -
tract TO supply the town with twenty
ianps at a rate OF SIS "A lamp. The oner was acs
cepted There were several bids for the ightihs vi
Crand-st by l.2o-cank electro nsHIs, ne
Long Island City E.Siric Illuminating Coihprs,n;s
was the lowest bidder. at s27 10 lamp year NE
70 Inc company ex-Mayor Gleason Is supposeu 10 De
iSor.ised With and a petition filed against CIV
ing the company the contract The Newto"h iiS'r'
and power Company the next lowest p .,.e
arser,nr TO supply the lights az a rate OF 800
wear on a ten years contract. This oHer was az
lnn.ol.
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PEEKSkILL.

The Board OF Water Commissioners he'u pro-
tracted meeting on Friday evening OF i"s' "''h'
II was after u o'clock when the meeting l'hany
adjourned The five members of 'he board ana
the superintendent were present. ana therc were
some lively discussions. The board dec'oeh 10
meet week instead Of twice mon.h' as
heretofore He,ore IN. new member. Mr.. Anderson.
elected. the board always ,net "rn ni33s ny
decided do ali the tapping oi lne i..9
June 10 themselves, and set regular donn ~ ~.
prices for II. heretofore TINS mas Dybcheycr 80
the various plumbers about town. Wil'c"e'' ~ se
cured the work. Superintendent Or rIn D. ,voio
was instructed to attend the ame his month
Works Convention. at Atlanta Ca are sreS az work
cutting down knoll in North Diysion-s,':', 70 &c
cordance with new grade recenutS 70, and When
The deepest cut Is a trife over four eS,i d h 1891
the work is completed the street WI" DC '"o"
better In every respect ,>. nm cchooi
The Board Of Education OF Drum . y,'n Ia ~
held It's monthly meeting on SATURDAY 90. ~,
The teachers were rcensaged with rn ,ep JOHN
Miller: assistant principal. Miss Hammond teach
ers. Misses Romano. Jones A I'm CHARLTON and
Mccutchcn. George e. Briggs was app''"''' ~
take the school census In June: ...,.,r~.,,
Mount Ararat EzcampnaAnt bald an s"ie' 'A''ne"'
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STATEN ISLAND.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM RICHMOND
COUNTY

COUNTY.
Archbishop Corrgan will preside a. the dedication
~ the new Blind Asylum at Mount Loretto, Pleas
an, plains. on Memorial Day. The new building
40 a mar, of the Mount Loretto Home. and when
CONNECTED will cost 100000 1t will be FOR the tx
o,,s,yo nee of the children Of the institution.
novel entertainment viii be given by me bay
pia,ns Tennis Club. at AmietIa Hall. Pleasant
Plains. this evening II Will Include a., ,e""'' 20
rade. the members appearing IN cos yh will at
a. sifavette post G. A. r. Of New-nork' VII AZ
,e r,a ' rburcb Stapleion on Memorial sunday NAY
e 5s'" The Rev Wilbur FISK Wood, pastor OF me
church. Is the chaplain OF the posi-, a, possvi,ls
which was closed on Saturday night, mas :, eys
sWnanc,aI success the net proceeds De.ns az ,,
Two Italian iunkmen few days aso vn.ssn' md 'S
s,oIe mounted skeleton of Old TURK VINO, VINO d". Ths
n ,,S vas a famous horse on staten Island me
ste,e,on which was valued mt s9p has o." tsr.
tmrcd and the junkmen have been h,'n ~ ssc;,on 81
Wctormac of Greenridge. 10 await '"0 ' -
'hu Gn I'M" Iindemann. wcl-known member CT me
staten Island Yacht ciub has fuTrS asisn TIC
rhc fair OF Tompkns Lodge. No. ~ r. ana "A; az;
~ the building fund. will be opensu az p sne
German Club rooms next Monoa ~ 30 Grand Lodge
OF the State or New ioin NJ Az wa
by his entire stan. -o,,,,,,ss at its meet.
ing on Tuesday evening r eschaeSH Charles ~ Grit
MI Who III was alleged. had supported Demo.
nrat,c Candidates in the February election neiu ~
the town OF Northheld nj Grnin , wa s,,hors orno-
sp, tre F. Bnsh who made the original Snsarsss
against Mr. Griffith gave notice Inat re t rae next
new his charges against MF' 0rn"'" ~ VIZ ~
meeting.
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ELL HlNG.

r,o Flushing Uospi,al will in all likelihood close
a.. Doors on Iune l. in consequence of its inaoiity
10 raise the necessary funds Tor its future man"
tenanco Debts 10 the amount OF s'2V nave peer.
incurred 10 meet the running expenses OF apr"
and May An appeal for 5000 to Keep the ihs'i,u-
ton open until January next was recently "'aue'
I'M, so far only 500 has been received. The hos
n,,ai nronertv Is unencumbered and Is valued at
s,5 on The arrangements for closing are In charge
~ ,hs House Committec--Mrs. j. II. Leuer Mrs
= y Morris Mrs. /. c. Hicks and Mrs Clarence
McKim.
At the annual meeting OF the Free Library AS
socia,lon on Monday evening the following new
directors we're elected for the ensuing year Henry
A. Bogert Walter l.. Bogert Lewis II. Buliard
Mrs Lewis H. Bullarl c. II. Englee, Mrs {. H.
Enelee Mrs f. \. Goodrdge. Mrs. +. a. Huiid
Mrs A. s Post Mrs W. II. whitaker, Mrs. r. A.
Wood Mrs G. H. and nTo Wam Of 's nrray
I'm os Monday E. An4res eto1 1 assis1an
samuel ,%laagreT NJ Geo oSs &. odc; trustees B.
fchct'g T. Tonses J. NJ lrS X9E q ir wi iide
Rasqun. jr; lnvcsiigatlng Committee j. W. Ne'''
The Flushing Board OF Trustees passed an or,
dinance on Tuesday evening imposing License nss
fee Of fro from village TO I'm on oson 'ef hs
dinance il punishable by fine not exceeding ~
cohcTrn nor at College Point viii be given
he Poppenhusen institute this evening, The the
Female societies. the Concordia choir or the La.
theran Church and an array or Ne"-fork talent
Will appear. ,, .,, L.,
An ouigrowth % women's organized Work IN
Flushing Is the establishment OF an exchange Tor
women's work In the rooms OF the building occu-
pied by the tnited Workers OF Flushing The ex.
change was opened 10 the public yesterday, ana
there were on sale articles OF fancy work OF all
kinds. preserved ieles cake ana zee cream, pc
tween J and 10 O'Clock orders Will be taken FOR
al kinds Of eaables and sewing of all descriptions
The committee In charge OF this branch II Mrs.
Edward \ Wood. chairman, Mrs. r.. Is. Hoynag
and Miss Caroline Hicks
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OYSTER Ray.

Among the families who have moved TO Sea Cliff
,y,,hn the last few days are those Of J. A. Potts
low, r Pirie. Victor Muller. C. i. Chellborg. James
u Wicr j. Muller. J. schol;es, Waiter T. Thomp-
son. Frank r. Young and j. A. Bor;hwic as,,, u,,
day and season bids fair to be an exceptionally
aayy one Charles y. Latting and his family nave
srrryvod NJ Werah. Dosorls. They will sail for
Europe June /. ana Hugh Mclaughlin VIII occupy
,ha 'nrl,ce the remainder OF the season. Mr.. ana
Mrs Nv Knitting Post are 10 spend the season
st Pembroke. the country seat OF Mrs; Posts
mn,o,ner Airs c. /. Perkins. Crittenton Adams. or
IWrookivu took possession of his cottage at the
r. Country Cub Thursday. Messrs Strong ana
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ppoSyv1IJ.E AND TUCKAHOE

company has asked for franchise for lighting
the streets OF Tucsahoe and Bronxviiie. and the
Town Board will act on the matter al D. m. Mon
day. May 20
The New Rochelle Water Company h surveying
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pied by Colonel William Jay and his family. cap
tain Casey, Of New York. is at his eouhtrE nome.
and Clarence Whitman and his family OF hatonan
WOODS. are expected to be at their nome LOT the
summer In a short time.
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IIEA,pSTEtD

At special school meeting. held al the Hemp
s,eads,,ublc school on Monday evening. $1,000 was
appropriated for the building ~ an addition TO the
schoolhouse 42NSo feet. which Will accommodate
aJ pupils Tho attendance at the school Is now
s2t with go Oh the roll. The school Is crowded In
nearly every department. and many pupils are
compelled ~ III on benches Win no desk Whatever
Bishop I.ittl.john. who arrived AT Garden cry "A
few weeks ago after ~ absence or nine months
is arranging the itinerary OF his diocesan vista
tons 10 the various parishes OF brooklyn and
Queens and suffolk counties. lie Is also busy max
Ing arrangements FOR the diocesan convention.
which Will be hold on May %
Albert -. Lewis. secretary 81 the Westminster
Kennel club. accompanied By his mother and sis
ter was driving along iulton-st Wednesday even
set the vehicle All tn" occupants received cert
ous injuries Mr.. I.ewis's leg was broken mis-
mother sustained fracture OF the coarbone and
his Siat"r had her arm broken. Dr. G. O. j. Finn
attended the injured people Mr.. Lewis formerly
connected with the licmpsten1 Farm. lie lives
the Terrell property, about "A mile east OF the
village.
Since the taxpayers Of Rockville Centre voted TO
establish watcrworks system In that village the
Beard OF Water Commissioners has been actively at
work the prcllmlnlries inclden TO the construc-
lOn OF the plant Tn, surveys 81 the streets where
mains Will De laid nearly completed and the
work win be pushed forward rapidly. The limit OF
expenditure ~ $4,000 but the commissioners have
decided To issue bonds for only three-fourths Of
that amount the bonds running for twenty. twenty
i've and thirty years. at per cent Bids Will be
opened Saturday May 20