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The food sale and Christmas Sale
St. J ames
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Mrs. Anton Friede of Middl e grea t success.
Country Road , widow of Anton Friewho has
Mrs. Dora Hohweller
ze, sailed for Norw ay on Tuesday been away for the past several weeks
spend
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months
where she will
returned to her home on Sunda y.
visitin g her mother and other relaMrs. C. Rlssler wlio has been vistives whom she has not seen for iting friends in the city for the past
twent y-four years. Mrs. Fr iede's two weeks returned to her home
¦wi de circle of friends and acquainth is week.
tances wish her a very pleasant
The United Communit y Chorus of
ocean voyage and a very delightful
, St. James and Setauke t
-visit In Euro pe and a safe retu rn Smithtown
are practicing a beautiful Chris tmas
tere.
c'atata under the direction of their
•Enna Jettlck shoes at Piatt' -3 leader , Brookes C. Peters. All are
3t24 welcome to their meetings which ar 3
Shoe Stord , Port Je fferson.
Mrs. George Eberhardt died ver y held in the club room of the fire
suddenl y during Saturda y night at house on Monda y evenings.
her home on Hollow Road. The fuMr. and Mrs. George Haegele and
neral services were held at the fu- their nephew , Kurt Sutorlus spent
neral par lors of Mr. Darlin g and the Sunday at the home ot Mr. and Mrs.
Interment was In the Method ist . ce- Albert Sutorlus of Jamaica.
metery.
Mrs. J. Hoen died Thursday at her
tome on St James Ave., after a
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-were held at her late home on Sunand Mrs. Lewis Sanford of
Mr.
day afternoon and the burial was in
Southold were guests of Mrs. I. B.
¦the Smithtown cemeter y.
Haw kins on Sunda y.
niece
Mr. and Mrs. Kennelly 's
Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard Terry atdied rather suddenly after a ver y
tended church services in Center
short illness from a hemorrhage in
Moriches Sunda y afternoon and at
Dr. King 's Hospital In Bay Shore on
Mr.
Patc hogue Sunday evening,
Saturday morning where she had ¦Wert
heimer bein g the speaker at
been taken from the home of hen
both serv ices.
aunt and uncle on Woodlawn and
Mrs. Aman da Rula nd has returnLake Avenues for treatment and
ed to her home here , after a visit
blood transfusion.
¦with her sister , Mrs. Lydia Overton
Mrs. John H. O'Berry spent sevof Bayport.
eral days this past week visiting her
Mrs. H. M. Ra ndall of Port Jefparents in Richmond Hill , L. I.
ferson called on Mrs. Hollls Terry on
Mrs. Henr y Olemotz
of North
Fr iday.
Country Road spent Saturday
in]
Miss Dorothy Lewis and Mr. HerNew York City visiting her relatives.
man Gelsse of Yonkers were guests
Mr. and Mrs. George Fullmer en- ,
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis on Sunday.
tertained guests from Jamaica at.
Mrs. M. Henne , Mrs. Isaac Mills
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their home on Sunday.
called
and Miss Mills of Setauket
Mrs. George Schraal' s, Sr., sister
Terr y on Saturday.
whe has a home in Setauket but who on Mrs. Hollis
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Terry spent
" -was spending the -winter months in
with relatives in Bayport.
Richmond Hill with relatives passed Thursda y
«way at her home there on Sunday , j
Several of the younger people of
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Stony Brook Are house last week. * Mrs. Henriet ta Dare entert ained
A Girl Scout Troop is being form- the Ladies Aid at her homo in Seied in this locality under the direc- den on Thursda y of last week. Those
tion of Mrs. Blake Donaldson and present were: Mrs. Clarence Dar t ,
Mrs. Francis Willard.
Mrs. Hansen , Mrs. Wendell Still,
Mrs. George
Mre..M. Wheeler of Port Jef ferson Mrs. Richard Henry,
spent last week visiting at the home Eagle , Mrs. Battle Arc hambault ",
of Miss Annie B, Smith.
Mrs. Ra ymond Still . Mrs. Leslie
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sykes have Hough , Mrs. R E , Davis, Mrs. H.
closed their home on St. James Ave. Dare , Mrs. Scharflll , Mrs, I. Baczenfor the winter and . will live In ekl. Mrs. Everett Davis will ente rBrookl yn.
tain this week on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Smith are In
Mrs. Adallne Osborn who has been
New York Cit y for tho remainder spending a few days with Mr. and
of the winter having closed their Mrs. E. C. Gor doa of Patcho gue recotta ge on St. James Ave.
turned to her home In Selden on
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hanson had Sunday.
a little dau ghter horn to them on
Mrs. Wendell Still attended a reunion of her class of tho Cortlan d
Nov. 22.
The Ladles of the M. E. church Normal School last Friday night in
bad a ver y successful food sale and New York. Supper was served on the
chicken supper on Wednesday after- Geor ge Washington after which they
made a tour of tho boat.
noon and evenin g.
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'Bostonlan shoes for men and
boys at Piatt' s Shoe Store .Port Jefferson.
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion , Harbor Post will meet
with Mrs. Albert Ralph at East Setauket , on Frida y evening.
Mrs. J. F. Conforte accompanied
hy Mrs. S. B. Wilson , Mrs. R. M.
Smith , and Mrs. R. W. Darling motored to New York last Saturda y.
•Enna Jettlck shoes at Piatt' s
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Shoe Store , Port Je fferson.
Mrs. Percy W. Smith has returned to her home after undergoin g
treatment at Mather Hospital.
The Ladles Auxiliary of the Fire
Department held their annual Christ mas Party in the Fire House on
Monda y evening of this week. , A
ver y pretty tree was lighted and
gifts exchanged. Refreshments were
serve d to about G5 members and
friends and all enjoyed a very pleasant evenin g.
•A new crop of molasses and
loose vinegar on sale at Vandall' s
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Meat Market , Port Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tra ppen recentl y returned from a motor trip
to Maynard , Ohio , where they visited
relatives.
Gr oveland Park
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Throe huge parking stations arc oonvoniontly looated
near by, Ko need to worry about your oar—you etui
shop at oaw>. (Nomina! charge for parking ,)
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Now open under new management
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Tlio loTRest and most reliable
fur house In Suffol k County.
Remodeling, Repairing of every description. .AH meri <lmndlso and wor k guaranteed.
191 Ocean Avenue
At Rnllmad Crossing
Patchogue , New York
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St. James , New York
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I'ttt ehoguo 2393
St. Jauica 410
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choirs or washin g machines—tilings that can 't bo concoaled in a closet , wo will bo vory glad to keep thorn
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The eight-day clock that was on
exhibi tion in C. L. Darling 's window
In connection with the Masonic Bazaar was won by Mrs. Tedd y Glese.
The winn ing of the clock depended upon the nearest guess to the
time at which it would stop, it being an eight-day clock and the date
that it was fully wound was stated
on a card In the window with the
clock. The clock however , disappointed all by its marathon proclivities
and instead of stop ping somewhere
around eight days , it continued for
more than fourteen an d one-halt.
Thus most of the guessing was far
short. Only one guess actually exceeded the time that the clock ran
an d Mrs. Glese's guess was onl y
abou t thirty minutes from the correc t time. The clock stopped at 9:56
P. M. Monday evening and Mrs.
Giese guessed it would stop at 9:17
P. M.
Some other valuable awards were
also made in connection with the
Bazaar. Mrs. Ezra Wodf leld won the
floor lamp, E. C. Griffin won the end
ta ble and Mrs. A. D. Tillotson won
the silver mesh bag.
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IN ORDER TO KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING
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Our personal shopper has
hundred * of Olirlstmao
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give you suggestions, shop
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Fooled All But One Guesser
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(f you ore planning to give largo things for Christmas
—siioli as furniture , ruga , radios or largo electrical
appliances you may purchase on tho Budget Plan—
makinpr a small initial payment 'trad tho remainder in
small monthly payments ,
Betty Barnum
for tho winter. They expect to return
early next spring.
Mrs. W. Van Nostrand visited the
city over the week-end.
Mr. Mark H. Davis is having a
furnace installed in his house by Mr.
A. A. Bennett.
Mrs. F. Woodfield had her tonsils
removed at St. Lukes Hospital Monday. She expects to return home in
a few days.
The Men 's Club of the Mt. Slnal
Congregational Church held their
first Ladies night of the year Monday evening. A clam chowder supper
was served after wh ich entertainmen t was provided hy the entertainment committee , It consisted of vocal selections by Mrs. P. Terry, Mrs.
Haesloop, Miss Gertrude
Kempster
an d Mr. H. J. Klefer and a piano
selection by Mr. H. J. Klefer. After
the entertainment music for dancing was played by Val' s Orchestra.
An enj oyable time was had by all.
The new concrete road around the
shore is now open for traffic.
Mr. Amherst Davis shot a fox
Monday.
Bu ilding on the new fire house is
progressing and It Is expecte d that
It will be finished in a few days.
Miss Betty Terry spent Monday
as the guest of. Miss Agnes Coote.
The much , needed repai rs of the
school belfry were made last week.
Mr. and MCis. A. Geffen have closed
the ir house and gone to Patc hogue
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States without charge. Our trucks deliver as far south
as South Norwalk , oast to Milford and north to Danbury.
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Mailing and Deliveries
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Aitor you imrclm so your gifta you may take thorn to
tho gift wrapping section on tlio Second or Third Moor
whoro thoy will bo wrapped in tlio proper Ohri utmu
manner with gny ribbons , papers , finals and cards. Tho
°nl y 0,lar Bc to vo " is for materials.
ding, rudgefield, Sound
Beach , Seymour , Btomford, Trumbull , Wentport ,
Washington , Wilton, call
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On Tuesda y, Mr. Axel Larson , left
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employed. His many friends hope
that he may enjoy his stay there.
Mr. John Sonnick is now driving
a new Ford coupe. Needless to say,
it Is much admired.
It is re ported that Mr. George Eppler Is speedin g toward tho sunny
south , where he intends to spend
the winter.
Mr. B. Bonnet , of New Canaan ,
Conn., recentl y spent some time
workin g on his property on Hunter
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Mrs. Raymond Still and son spent
Monday with Mrs. Robert Still of
Patchogue last Monday.
William Koschara , Jr., Is laid up
with a lame knee.
Mrs. William Bowers of Smithtown Branc h spent last Friday with
her niece-, Mrs. R. D. Still.
Mr. Fosai has recently purchased
a lot from Roy Smith on Pauls Path
an d will build a garage there In the
near future.
Miss Virginia Dare
entertained
her club in the Selden Club House
last Thursday evening.
The play "Al l a Mistake " will be
given In the Coram ' Commun ity
House Frida y and Saturday evenings
of next week.
A son , Charles Lament , Jr. , was
born Dec. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Russell of Lake Ronkonkoma . Mother and child are doing well. Mrs.
Russell was formerly Miss Evelyn
Still , It. N., of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Bainhart and sisters
of New York spent Sunday with
Mrs. Batt le Archambault.
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