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FREEPORT NEWSVOL. I. NO. 11 FREEPORT, LONG ISLAND, N. Y., FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1921 PRICE FIVE CENT1

OIL ENGINE ATPOWER HOUSE

TO CUT COSTSKm Diasel Engine Installed and

Tepte-j—Pleatas Offioialsen Insertion Tour.

GENERATES ELECTRICITYAT HALF STEAM COST

Ofllcials E::peet That Another SuchUnit 'Vllf PJ Required Within

tha rext Year.

MUNICIPAL POWER HOUSE ASIT LOOKS SINCE ENLARGED

The new oil engine which linn beenIn pfojWM " ' installation and erectionat tli > power luiiiHt! for in mths back"turned over" under her own powerfor the Hint time last Friday. Thin••iivci »• will drive a (lyiiHinu to furiiUhadditional current an<i coald be Mart-ed performing this service on very•hurt notice If it,wen- not for the fact

: iii<: switchboard through r'llchn t new dynumo will deliver lta cur-rent hnM not arrived aa yet.

The engine develop! ;j*tr» bortepow-i! •, inn. tlie dynamo to v/Kch It la dl-n e t connected develops 2SG kllowatta.

ENTERTAINMENT FORRELIEF IN IRELAND

I* uses oil aa f m-i and-is. of an entirely !different type thun imy oJ the other jl-rl ne inov jr« at the powe • IHHIM ;, all j

"the othera )>elng steam drlvitn. It la3XTM)-'te I that It will be u matter u(rly a ti.' years until a' the steirn

• iglnes at -he pow.-r house wl'l be re-placed by oil englnea, and It soems to

I ba a recognized fact among . io village' Mi:cla>* thai U w"". be a matter of

"lerhi'pK only another year intll thevlllugj v in hnvi' to athl. further ln-3?i"iae UH power bourn- facilities, muk-K j ttiother engine alu liar to this newc a t a necessity.

&30?ge I>. I'ngiie, eaatern Halest-izat to: the BuHcu-Sulzer llr u, Dle-sjl JS. jjlne (Company, who sold the en-Klnu ,to the village, niiiJ Stnnl \v

also II representative if the, Inspected " eiglne lant

e? afternoon when It wi N "turned"v • •," or at irted r niilnw. for Ihe sec-one! _re. Former "IIluxe PresidentClarence A. Hdwnrda, under whose ad-m i n i s t r a t i o n t l i e Ii i | M ' n \ i - i i i i - n i s a t t h epower lioaie wna starfsd", wan pr»>n-. in u. itit: inapiMiu.il. Village TrusteelUiyiiHimi MUIIIT baa been givingclosest "jwrxcpimi supervision to thework, of enlarging tho power houeuMini insiuiiiim i|ie e igine.

TlilH IHeMel oil engine. In expel led M.reduce tin) eoHt of current pvodocadliy ll to one-half of what the oM Isby use at steam. The e iglne con-MitnieM onc-tcutli of u gaUoB Of fuelper kilowatt hourand till! fuel oil rul e n i . H p e r g a l l o n , j u a J d a g t h e c o a tnboul liult' of Which stcunrgenenitlonOf power OOatt.

i . K Siiniliioiiii baa bean the con-HtrUCtlOB I'MK'lieoi' who hi

Committee of One Hundred Ar-ranges Lecture and Concert

at Auditorium Friday.

A committee of UN) men iiml IMt WO-wen wiiM Off BltXi hist Monday eveDing HI n meeting In Hie liiiMeinenl ofHoly Redeemer Chord! to perfect nr-rangwnenta tor an Illustrated teetuniiml concert In nlil of the destitute wmen anil children of Ireland. Themovement to alii the wiunen iiml clill(lien of Ireland Is wliolly nonpollllciiland iioiiHDcinriiin, UH the character oii in- national coiiiinitiee, constating ofthe governors of iqoai of the states,m e n e m i n e n t . In l l n a n c e a m i t h e peefe*-HioiiH and prominent in tne businesslife of the Country, shows. The Kreeport conimlttee lit of the name type.

The pictures to he abowfl on Fridayovening were IIIVMI In Ireliuid In re-rent months hy t>i« Itev. William(Jiiinn and are the firsts el of picture*of actual scenes of deviil^utloii .shownIn the United suites. I<\ (julniiin an able unit entei lnlnliVi lecturerwho <JM*lit* seven months \ Irelandgathering* the materlnl'for IBs lecutre

I mid often under cii-euuiMli>ui es of dan-ger. A vocal and Instrumental concertof Irish music win be gtveij Iu connec-tion with the lecture.

The committees in charge were orguul/.cd with I lie cleel ion of Kilwaril S.Keogh us chiilrnnin and .lumes Ii.Slewnrl as seerclury. A brief address

of CUrreOI produced , " " * • " l l l l t < " n l 1 PWW*"" Of tbS move,sls between «i and 7 '."""I f°« UUU. " * * W " ™ * ; b» S ' t

f ir ri i- /olh-rit , «ht>wiiiK itt* htMtieri ' i t ' /^ mill stsrtUig the engine

Inio to the coiitlnuill Increasing de-liillllil for electric tight and power Inaddition to the water pumping rc-n i ' i i i m i n i s , t h e v i l l a g e l a s t y e a r h a dlo Investigate the problem of addingnew oipilpmcul to our plant. Al te rconsidering the matter rerj thorough-ly from jill points of vluw for a periodof some months, Including the possi-bilities of additional itanin engine amiboiler equipment Hhnllur to that nl-ready Iu o.it'rallon, ll was i|iiiclUy dlw-COveraO thai the Diesel engine froman economic (standpoint would giveihe greatest posstoHltles noi unh Inthe. expense of npcral Ion, but alsofrom u standpoint of feasibility of In-stallation In existing building uml op-erailon in conjunction with existingequipment The advisability of bunt*lug oil under |he boilers In i use u newsit onglne and holler were decidedupon was carefully gone into, but the,experience obtained with this n fewyears ago showed It to be hiss cconnin-leal Oiun coal under our local condl-lions, ii win be remembered thai theN'llhige went lo conslderabb' expenseIn trying Ml this scheme a few yearsago, but Dually returned tl ill.

After It wus generally concededHint the I'iesel engine was the mostdesirable ami scon Icaj unit to in-lull to meet the increasing loud Hieauthorities made a thorough Itnestigution of ihe different types of Diesele n g i n e s u s m a n u f a c t u r e d in t h i s conn*Irv uml, placing Ihe mailer before Hievillage, culled a general election onihe question ol rating boasw l ( " ' Hiepurpose of purchasing additional powcr plan) equipment The bonds earlied easily, ami 111 Augiihl lust yearOdDtraetl were placed tor PlSSSl en-gine, electric generator, switchboardand some additional smaller equipincut, Including some motor drivenpumps Some time later all o\erlie:ulBrans was also purchased, and provi-sion was made for .elevating the roofof the tngtnt room

The new unit is a standard Butch-Sul/er vertical four cylinder, four c>cle full IMesel engine of IHlTi actualhorsepower iiipuiil.v and IH a I I im^t-il10 drive ihe generator direct from the

llnnleuvy and supported by.Mlllolie, .1. A Coveli .v, Itt-v. I ' l lLher .1..1. (> 'Too le u m l o t h e r s .

All of the overhead expense* of the.

made SUch ' m " v < ' " " ' n l " ' " " ' *J 'i'1'1 n OOBJBttltteeInstnlllpg ' " ' l t t ' " 1 ' 1 ' " Ireland have been under-

written by n suhcnmmlllec headed tSJConner Justice Morgan J. oiirien, sot h i l l t l i e e n t i r e p r o c e e d s o f I h e l e c t u r eu m l <-iit t> i t ii in H I w i l l g o t o t h e e s -

senHni purpose or relief Village Prosident 'Holier! I., Christie w us uiiani-moiisly Invited In preside ill Ihe teilure ami enieii ninmeni. AddressesWill bS delivered by S. .1. DonlellVyand Stephen P, Pettlt

The coiiuniltee Is us follows :C h a i r m a n , Robert C h r i s t i e ; t r s a s .

iircr, Kdward S. Keogh; Uev. .lohn .!.

Continued on Page i, CoL B

VILLAGE ASSESSMENTSTO REMAIN NORMAL

Will Not Be Increased Forty Per' Cent as Was Done by

Township.

Memorial LibraryCeremonies to be

Held SaturdayThe breaking of Krouml for the

Kn-cport Mcniorini Library sits atMerrlck KOH<I .mil Oceiin iivenm-.n'hloh wiin arheduhul for Inst Sat-urday nfternomi. hai ht-cn iMWt-nntWfl on account of the weather.The ceri'inony will lie held lit .°. ;H')NIIH Hat unlay nftpriioon, and thesnine program lhal was mnodnaMfor hint Sntnrday will \*- currlmlout tills week.

PIPE LINE PAVEMENTPLAN FAVORED HERE

PetiiioiP to State H i g a y ^missionsr Ask Ds^ignatibn

cf This Route.

The lusk of nssewsiiikr properly In

the vlllaKe Is about completed. The

trustees, uetlliK us nssessors, decided,

when MtartliiK the work, that they

would make no horizontal Increase of

to per cent III iixse.ssineiits, aa wns

dune hy tfie town assessors on the last

nssessinelit roll.

Assessments will he priictlcally the•BOM us hist year, except Ihul Inmany InslanceH the assessors havecorrected errors and have equalizedI lie tl«ures where there seeind to beiinjiistillahle illfferences.

The meiiihiirs o( the village hoanlmet with representnthes of the StateTax ('OIIIIIIIKHIOII at M i n e o l a on(Vednesdiiy nnd heard arguments Infavor »t the Increased nssessmentplan, inn nothing to Justify any changein the ulan they adopted.

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SELF INSURANCE

Proposed by Village Treasurer Smithto Trueteee.

The proposition of having the vil-lage carry ITS own insurance insteadOf paying 0U( fS.OOQ S year, was placedbaton tbe village Board i>y villageTreasurer S. I Union Smith. He pointedout Hint the village has had only twolosses lo settle In the past twenty-live to thlrt) years, and that each\ifur the $3,000 guiea out of the villagefor Insiirnnce. while if Hie villageshould lay Hint nmoiinl aside eachyear It would soon he well protectedn<mrn«rirt«M.- w i m w m m |- njrnminlaled In this way, he said, the interestuotild cover the amount which wouldnow huve to he laid aside in this fundIf started. \

The, t rustees did not Cm or Hit- plan.•nil after considerable discussion11 in ll I which lusiiriiin e agMII shouldlie given Hie workmen's coui|H'nsiilion

isiirunce for village employees, itas awarded to ( larence A. Kdwards.i Hie ground thai he I ill-, served the

village wlihiiui pay us village presi-dent ami (ubuld be given something In

[Ignition ol III- servile-.

A petition asking State Commis-sioner of Highways Gram to desig-nate, the l'ipe line, for Improvementwith a concrete highway is being clr-ciihiled In Kreeport nnd other southside villages. The clrciilntlori of thinpetition !« II move In opposition to theMlneolu plan of having the LakevlewAveniie-Seuinnn avenue route lin-i a\'e

of flie

INCREASED FAREFORECASTED BYFIGKT ON BUSSES

Long Island Traction CompanyWants Them Placed Under

Jurisdiction of P. S. C.

WOULD FORCE JITNEYSOUT OF BUSINESS

TreUey Company Will No. Apply forHigher Fare as Long ae Buesee

Are Runninp in Competition.

proved Instead of flie flpo lln) boule-vard. ' *

Iu the petition the commissioner laasked to make .an investigation ofthe rumors that a gre:n many optionshave been secured on property that I ate"aipnglhelr ; route, "and a certificate

The I/onif Island Traction Companywants the hussen brought uMer spction26 of the transportation law, whichmeans that the busses would be forcedout of business.

The Lon^ Island Traction Companywnnls n ten cent fare between pointswliere five cents Is now charged butdoes not dnre secure this fare whilethe busses are In operation.

The Long Island Traction CompanyIs losing money hut dues not knowwhether thp money in lost o.i the Free-rhirt-Hrooklyn hraneh or the Hemp-« iad-Jamalca branch.

These were the outstanding pointsbrought out at a meeting of the villagetrustees, when Arthur Peacock, repre-senting the Long Island Traction Com-pany, requested taat the Village ofFreeport take steps to put tbe bussesthat operate between Freeport andllempsti'iiii under tlje section of thetransportation law which would re-inlre them to sneure consents to oper-

mild he benetitted by the SeamanAvenue-Lakevlew avenue • Improve-ment, nnd that those who are activeIn trying to bring ahum (he designa-tion of that royte are interested Inthis property. The leglmature gave

Of necessity wh'ch means that per-mission to operate most be securedfrom the Public Service Commission.

William T. Smith, headed a delega-tion from the Roosevelt Civic Assocla-tion, and strenuously opposed any nc-

the Stato Highway Commissioner t ne ; t | , m |,pi,,K t l l k ( , n f n a t w o l l | d f o r c e t n e

busses out of business. This territoryha» grown enormously, he said, but theI ruction company IUIR nover made any

; Improvement In Its service. The busses

power Inselect ion

Use his discretion In the>f either mine. ~̂

(From the liioklyn Kagle).I'reeport. L. I., April 27.—People on I "ike I i / sjftgt $30,000 a jaaal which

the south side are wondering why'he would/nave goy> to the trolleys If thi.politicians tire so Interested interityg tiie Lakevtew-Senman nv«nroute for linproy^ien by the Sti,nnd opposing f-VtOld'A I'"1' li"-'1'which WQjjlrt '^MsawWfV route fBrooklyn to StyffiiiirTiJlintV ^HfeSenniiin nvenim and" l^ikevlew nvtroute Rives only n narrow zig-znggroad from a point at a railroadIng In Valley Streujn.

The people on the. south side uifavor of havUlR the shirt madthe 100-foot boulevard. Into w h I c Ithe Pipe line Improvement will eventunlly develop. Thar they me up

•I'd lo the l.nkeview avenue route

/ a goHf»ri>'«n<*<1 adequVt(1 sen-Ice. If we give

thO husses, hnly weapon wemite service froimy.Mr. f«ncnck

representative,went *0<),000 In tlthe I,on>; Inland

,'d, we give up the

year, andilrond Company, of

Jiwhich It Is a s((bshlinry, ls not in am j position to continue'operat'on nt a loss.

Village Attorney Clinton M. Flint

WILD CAT ATTACKS GIRL

Three Year Old Child Severely Injuredby Feline.

Attacked by a wild cat that has beenInfesting the saetton l'n which she lives,three year old Mlldren Steckle Of 281.Miller avenue, was fimnd lyiriK on theground nwir her liome IHI Monday. Thechild's llesh was severely torn throughher clothing by the cat. The woundswtn dressed by Dr. W. H. Hunde. Of-ficer Adam Tnlch was sent to the•K-lghborhiiod to kill the pat but no signol It could be found. Several peoplehave been attacked by the cat recently.

CEMETERYSITESCHOOL MEETING

NEXTJUESDAY1 ials Opposition Heard to Propo-

tlilQn to Rai.-e $55,000 iorAdditional School Land.

I'HREE BOARD MEM8ERSARE TO BE ELECTED

Pretid.nt S :herland and Mrs. EaronCandidates to Succeed Selves—El-

vln Edwards Hot to Run.

The annual meeting of the FrjeportSchool District will be held In theGrove Street School Tuesday eveningof next week, May 3, at & o'clock. Theprincipal matters to come before themeeting will be the adoption of thebudget, the voting on the plan |Q ni'se$05,000 to cover the cost of securingand clearing for school purposes thesite of the fold Freeport Cemetery andthe erection of three members of theBoard of Education.

The members of the board whoseterms expire an; David Sutherland,Jr., now president ;who is serving out thejof Dwight C. Baker,Earon.

Edwards,

There has been comparatively littleopposition to the project of acquiringthe old cemetery site for an extensionof the (.'rounds ol the present (Jrnve

lf> »'i.v line IK to lie dlacont tilled, Itis Indicated by the fact that a proposi-1 w o u l < 1 b e t h n t I l n e - M r - Peacock re-tlon to have Itoekvllle 'entre oo-oper-' f1"1''1 f l l l l t ' " ' ( I" ( 'S n°f bMHW whethera te In the Improvement of the section " r "<lf s l l ( '1 ' l s l l l ( th fiof the Lakevlew avenue route In thatvillage was defeated hy the taxpayers .

The. uoUtlca.l gXOJffl HUM m:il -in is accused1

fiere of seiiiL'ainsi the

Mini

I'lpe line

thp figuresof the company hnd not been analyzed

• find flint out.A resolution was offprpd hy TrustPP

propaftpndiroute in the

shape of reports that ii is opposed by [TraeHon•Oomnany, which have not ni-the residents of the imrtli siiH. of (lie | r p n < 1 j > f n k p n n f l f ' n n °n placing bus lines

\ " n l S t ! 2 6 f *county. Advocates of the Pipe linoroute point mil that this vftll. not holdwater because the I.nkevfew-Seamanincline route, which Is being boomedhy the politicians, Is also on the south h " * " ' ' ' s 8 request was sent to the trno-side of the county, nnd If the peopleof the north side are opposed to the

• 'ontlniled on Page 4,. Col. 4.

NEW DIESEL OIL BURNING ENGINE INSTALLEDAT VILLAGE POWER HOUSE TO CUT COSTS

ked Mr. I'eacock lf.it Is not a fact! Street School, to which it is plannedthat it Is the Hempstead-Jnmalca' t o n u l l d H " extension addition to meetbranch wldch Is operated at a loss, nnd ! t l l e "'"Kent need Of additional school

room facilities. Those who have rela-tives burled in the cemetery are inter-ested in flie proposition, and some ofthorn object to the 'removal of thebodies, but there Is i videnee of anyorganised opposition to the plan. Theprincipal comment heard is the ipics-USfiLjU lcl. whither the plan a- milllneij. of removing the Boules, p"ayTngfor the sites, reinteriing the bodiesnud nun Ing monuments to Hie newgraves In Greenfield Cemetery, whichmust be purchased, can he accomplished for the amount specified, $65,000.

The budget fof the coming .vcaramounts to $1{X>,:!!>4..'S.H, gross, and theamount to lit* raised by tuxes $1H),-561.88, tilt) balance being taken cure of

Christi' ftnttioTtTtng'to call n meeting of all the

villages sprved by the Long TslandT H O

inder Section 26 oflaw. to tnke comermatter.

At tlie previous

transportationaction In the

meeting of the

fion company to have a representative .he present nt the next meeting to take | u ' r e c e l p t s f r o m v a r l < > 1 1 8 « « « * T l » '•"• tl.c mttttor of hnvlnir tho *w*ch at " ? c l n l « " - * « t h e meeting ls publishOlive houlevnrd removed, because of! *° ^ p a g e 2 'the dangerous trnfrtc congestion whichit entires. Mr. Ppncock oxplnlnpd thattlie '••Hiiimny has no moiipy to pay forremoving or changing thp switch.

Continual) on -, i\>i*. \ ami -j

VILLAGE UNABLE TO

CAMPAIGNAGAINST MOSQUITOES

LAW AMENDEDFOR HARMONYIN POLICE DEPT.

Bill Now Before Governor Per-mits Incoming Village Adminis-tration to Make Appointments.

CHANGES AFFECT CHIEFAND LIEUTENANTS

Patrolmen Will Keep Portions t Regardlesa of Change* In Personnel

of Village Board:

Au amendment to the state law, un-der whi'-h police forces in villages Incounties of 3#0,000 and over can be or-ganized and placed under civil service

ulatioui*, haw been passed by thesiature under a bill Introduced by

Assemblyman Thomas McWhtnney,which so changes the law that It has animportant effect on the police forces Inthe Nassau county villages.

T'.ie Freeport police force was putunder an organized basis last year un-der the last village administration, bat*

rules or regulations have beenadopted for the force either by the lastadministration or the present one. Theaction taken by the last administrationput all the members of the force underthe same heading In the matter of per-manance of tbe appointments.

Under the amendment passad by theand now before Governor

Miller awaiting his signature the pa-trolmen and sergeants art> retained un-der the civil service regulations makingthe positions permanent.^but the posi-tion of chief and lieutenant have beenexempted from this regulation.

The theory under which this amend-ment has been drafted and passedthrough the legislature is that It is forthe best Interest of a village to have atthe head of the police department offi-cials who will be In harmony with thevillage administration.

As the Mil reads It affordsto tlie patrolmen for all tltheir goodj>ehavlor, butchiefs ui'irupftul'i! fyott* fromtlon. # r t ftmd ,'furnisV-'-

£rr r> l. -

pointing to the head positions Ipolice department men who are lu har-mony with the admlnlstratton. Thisputs villages In the sauievnteKory withcities, In the charters/flf which provi-sion ls mnde for the appointment ofthe officers of the police department bythe mayor of the city.

Those who are supporting the hill de-clare that It makes certain the protec-tion of the Jobs of the patrolmen, aboutwhich protection there was some ques-tion under the law as It previouslyitood and that It gives an incoming ad-ntinlKtnitlon an opportunity to work^thmrt Its-httmJs fxHH -̂Mwl-b-y a.U«udif a department who would not he InIkajinony with It.

.Members of the village hoard who 'oppose the bill made tholr strongest-omment on the fact that the power ofipjioimment and remornl is placed Inhe hands of the village president and

not in the hands of the hoard of trus-tees.

There seems to be no question hutHint as soon us the governor signs.theilll there will be certain activity hereuid that In the forcing to the forefrontf persoiuilltlfH nnd opposing conten-

tions the general purport of the bill >win be lost sight of.

PDflVC CT : I u r Former Village President HanseU n U l t O l i L I H L Wants to Have Oil Placed

in All Cisspools.

Paving Requirement Comes Un-der Railroad Law—To Con-

fer With Supervisor.

The petition at Inllas Blndrtm wal-ing iiuif the rtUagti of Creeport strikeI'i'i ui Hi,, fninclil.se It granted for theoperation Of Ihe drove street nolleyline, the provision requiring thai A sl.1"11'1 '• panj pave the space, be-l \»een t h e H a c k s Illld .1 d i s l U l l c e oilboth sides, was Mceived by tbe rtUagst t d

yand r e f e r r e d b.\ t h e m I he

village counsel, who will lake the mat-ui up with Supervisor smiiii. represeining the county.

Trustee Maxson declared that hedoes m>l believe the county has theright to niter the franchise as the village granted it tad are the onu oneswho can modify it. Village Attorney•"lint agreed Hint such Is the case, binHun even If the clausi) l.s luken fromtile franchise the stale railroad hiwrequires the -.nine tliliin, ami that isw hat tin

I |i<HIlYursall Hie members of tlie boardagreed timt they can be considered u*going IHI record in favor of relievingHi* trolley company of ihw paving burden

county is wrOTktBg under(he declaration of Trustee

Kllniinatlnj: dkMqOitOOa In the villlgo by plaotBg oil III nil cesspools anddisini'ectiiiK ail outhouses t<> eliminatebreeding places for Hies wns proposedto the Village t rus tees by lorincr Vil-lage President Jamua Hanse

lie declared that the meadows werefree of inos<|ultiM'S us the result of Ihe•Sorts which have been mad*' to ridtlieiu of their bleeding places, hut thatthousands of breading places are mamtallied 111 tho vlllune. \ cry few pcopie Ihe on the meadows, he said, whilequite a few people live In the village),

' Ihe proposition s«emed to ineel w IIIfavor on Ihe purl of some of Ihe memhers of the hoanl , and it Is prolmhlHint some steps may be liiken ill thiH'Xt meeting of tlie board to carry ou

FREEPORT CLUB TOSTAGE RIG SHOW

Vaudeville Program Will Be GivenThis Year Instead of

Minstrel.

the SI ionsPresident Chrimie BUgfaaeMl

that the i rude mi halm needat the powerhouse lie u-ed fipurpose and Hint two additional

T h e l ' " r e e p o r t C l u b w i l l m i l v l \ e a

m i n s t r e l s h o w t h i s y e a r , b i n u w i npresent an unusual vaudeville bill,w h i c h w i l l l i e p r e s e i i l e d III t h e H U l l l -i• uiuin on H'rhiay evening of nextweek, May tl, uml on the tallowinge v e n i n g t h e a n n u a l sprim.- dance wi l ltake place

The eliteiiiilliinelit committee ot theciuh announces that it is snarl i f noaojgsMsH or trouble in getting togethera star HKKieKiilion on the proyrainTor the show and promises | showthill will be gaai out of all proport|i>nto the price of admission

luel Among the feutures (hut the nnuu l t t M s i n m i u o t s w i n poatthreij ap-

Itli ipeur urc BUI] IlineM, RoSS WashInspectors be appointed to do the wurk|barn, M i n a y (ieer. (rvln« IVSHUB,Involved. TkS two water wiiKons owned by the village could also h,This fuel oil costs 7 c u n u a gallon,uml using one uullon at each- one ofIhe U,(H>0 houses iu tin- vlllHge would

Hike the poal ol oil for one uppliciilion iipproxlmuliiy U M ' l l r coal oflabor would be lu addition lt> this.

Ihe (tne Man HeMie : i 'uhor \ <'l.ilri;,two Elegfleld ben ulies ilii- interimtloimlly know ii "Yuiiua" .liipuuene

uci; "Maurice," the illeatinuglcluu one of Legerdem.iin -ihe (iouniins PaintlMary Company In

ittltieH.

Jr., ami Kuailineacrobatic dunces

\