"Newspaper advertising, " s a y s
, Profess or Barnhort , "builds confidence and good will, attracts new
customers, Increases ' soles, and
stabilises merchandise , methods
and prices."
Newspaper advertbln f b inexpensive. Merchants have learned
that It covers more families for
leas money than any othe r term '
of adverttamg.
Long Island Railroad Station at
East Islip Is Denied by Commission
cShe Qee-f orious f o u r t h '
by a. b. Chapin
WATT ENDORSED AS HUNTINGTON POST MASTER
Eastern L. I. Farmers Use Airplanes to Spra y Insecticides.
Youth , Out of School 10 Years, Gets High School Diploma.
New Bridge Is Opened at Westhampton
Owing to excessive costs to the Long
Island Railroad the Public Service
Commission has denied a railroad station on Carleton avenue for East Islip
commuters. They must use the Islip
station as heretofore.
William watt , former supervisor of
Huntington Town, last week received
the endorsement of the Democratic
party for the appointment as postmaster of Huntington village , defeating a minority group of the Democratic
party by a total vote of 81814 to 654%.
The other contestant for the job is
Clifford Sommis, former receiver of
taxes and prominent Democratic leader In Huntington for many years.
Forty Riverhead farmers watched an
airplane spraying a germ-killing dust
over the farm of Justice of the Peace
Austin "War ner , of Baiting Hollow, on
Thursday, and it is expected that the
demonstration will lead more farmers
to employ airplanes in the war against
all the Insect enemies of their crops.
Lost week Edwin King, of Orient , had
his ten acres of green peas sprayed
in the same manner , accomplishing in
a few minutes what the old tractor and
duster method had taken hours to do.
Harold O. Robinson , of Amltyville, an
employee of P. B. Powell & Sons, Amltyville funera l directors , received his
high school diploma last week , although he had been out of school for
ten years. Robinson wante d to take
o State examination in undertaking
and embalming to become a licensed
funeral director , and found that He
'had to be a high school graduate. He
had attended high school for only two
and a half years , but he studied the
required courses in his spare time ,
passed all the Regents examina tions
with high grades , took the State examination and passed that , an d Is now
a full fledged funeral director.
Appropriate ceremonies marked the
formal opening of the recently completed Beach La ne bridge at Westhampton Beach on Saturday afternoon.
Among tho speakers were Supervisor
Beach.
Warren P. Qrccnhal gh, and U. s. Attorney Leo J . Hickey, of Brooklyn.
Mayor Ernest H. Bishop and Mr.
Qrccnhalgh cut the ta pe, opening the
bridge .
Cha pter ,
Members of Mayflower
Daughters of the Revolution , unveiled
a memorial tablet at the grave of
Abra ham Woodhull , Revolutionar y War
hero , in the churchyard of the Presbyterian Church in Setau ket on Thursday. According to histor y, Woodhull
was in the service of General Washington as a spy, and is said to have
delivered messages from Connecticut to
Gen. Washin gton , outwittin g the Tories
who lived on the North Shore at that
time. Woodhull 's house in Setau ket
was destro yed by fire about three years
ago.
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Nickolal Tarkelson , 21 years old, of
Cedar street , Islip, escaped uninjured
last week when the coupe he was driving overturned and hit a telephone pole
in Bay shore , at about one-thirty a. m .
A companion , Gabriel Tarkels on was
also unhurt. However , the driver was
arrested on char ges of driving while
Intoxicated and drivin g without a license, and was arraigned In Islip Court
before Justice of the Pea ce John T.
Burglars paid a visit to the Rose
Kube the following day. He paid fines •Sweet Shop on Main street, Babylon ,
totallin g $30 on the two counts.
in an epidemic of robberies last week ,
smashing their way to the front of the
Ervln Oagc, of Swczey street , Patch- store with a sledgehammer they had
ogue, lost several teeth and cut his picked up on the premises. They gaintongue so severely that it required sev- ed entry through the kitchen , and took
eral stitches in a most unusual acci- time out to mix three malted milks , as
dent last week. Gage was drivin g a well as sampling the ice cream at the
cow to his dairy, an d leaned over in soda fountain. The articles taken , beon effort to hurry tho cow a little. At sides a small amount of cosh, included
the " same time the animal raised her a watch , several rolls of camera film,
head, strikin g him in the mouth with and a bottle of tonic used by the proher sharp horns, and Inflictin g the prietor , Irving Price. The William
painful Injuries.
Graves Pharmacy in West Babylon was
According to' the will of Chaunce y also entered, $15 in cash being removed
Davis , of Miller Place, who founded the from tho till. Over $200 worth of valuMiller Place School Fund in 1021, the ables, Including fishing tackle , binocufund will bo continued by means of a lars , etc, was stolen from a boat owned by William Krause which was moor$1 ,000 bequest. During his lifetime Mr.
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in the creek in Sequams Colony. A
Davis always remembered the children
of the school at Christmas , an d the cruiser moored In the East Creek and
money provides for the cont inuance of owned by Charles Brown; of Inwood ,
this enterprise . He died four weeks ago. was also burglarized to the extent of
severa l hundred dollars the same night.
Gus Schaller , of Summit avenue ,
Northport, committed s u i c i d e on
Thursday afternoon by hanging himself in his garage , He climbed a ladder , tied a rope to a beam , put the
other end about his neck , and then
J umped off. The body was found by
his wife, after he had been missing for
two hours. Volunteers of the Northport Fire Department administered artificial respiration by means of their
recently purchased lnhalator , but life
was ext inct. The deceased leaves his
wife and four children.
Don't Delay
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GOOD
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The adoption of a complete high
school course ot four years Is being
advocated for the West Babylon school
district , and the matter will come bofore the taxpayers for their decision on
July 14th, when a budget totalling
$76,350 will also bo voted upon , At
present first nnd second year high
school facilities are provi ded In West
Babylon , juniors and seniors continuin g their work at the Babylon High
School, If tho four- year plan is accepted It will require $125,000 for new
buildin gs and equipment.
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The Long Island State Park Commission announ ces that the regulation
requiring the use of tops on the bathing suits worn by men bathers in the
State park bathin g areas his been
rescinded , The Commission has been
following the pro gress of topless.bathing for several year s and now believes
that this . custom has been fully and
successfully established and that It will
not pro ve objectionable to the patrons
of Jones Beach and other stale bathing beaches on Long Island ,
, Dr. William A, Hulse, of Bay flhore,
one of the best known surgeons of
Suffolk Count y quietly observed , his
78th birthda
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ori,, <^f avenue ; Dr . Hulse, who
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While eight employees of Frank
Buck's Jungle Camp ot Massopequa
held down a 29-foot python , Mr. Buck
pried open the creature 's month and
treated it for injuries sustained when
it bit the sharp end of a tr ee limb in
its cage. Several hundred visitors
watched the opera tion Upon the 400-lb.
snake on Thu rsday. The two other
reptiles In the snake 's cage took no
notice when attendants entered the
enclosure to get th e "patient ," nor did
they move when the python was returned. Following the treatment it was
returned to the ' cage, and almost Immediately went to sleep.
George Ketcham , 18 years old, of
Huntington Station , died on Thursday
night at the Huntington Hospita l of
injuries sustained earlie r in the day
in an automobile collision in South
Huntington.
His companion , George
Jatsko , 19, of the some village, is in
a critical condition in the same hospital. John Brown , 49 driver of the car
which collided with Ketcham'a machine, sustained minor injuries. He
was arrested on a technical charge of
second degree manslaughter. Virginia
Axum , who accompanied Brown , suffered a fractured J aw and severe lacerations.
Charles D. Cords , a Brooklyn attorney, is the new owner of the "Monastery, " the 14-acre estate on the Shore
road at Halesite , formerly occupied by
the late Mrs. Juliana Armour Ferguson. An attemp t was made to sell the
piece at aucti on on June 8th, when
the New York Trust Company, cotrustees of Mrs. Ferg uson's estate , bid
it in for $17,000. It is understood that
a client of Mr. Cords is interested in
the property.
The Long Island Poultry Associatio n
is cooperating with the Suffolk County
Farm Bureau to hold its annual meeting and dinner for poultrymen , July
14 at 7:30. The dinner will be held
at Nan Gurney 's Restaurant on East
Main street in Patchogue. Eben Wood,
of Bridgewater , Mass., will be the
speaker. He will speak on the topic.
"Dollars and Sense in the Poultry
Business."
The Long Island State Park Commission announces that the Third Annual Children 's Day at Jon es Beach
State Park will be held on Tuesday,
July 7th. The facilities will be open
to boys and girls under 12 years of age.
Robert Sullivan , 29 years old, of Port
Jefferson, was arrested lost week in
Central Islip by Officer Foust Ounther
for operating a car while intoxicated.
He pleaded guilty to the charge before
Justice of the Peace John T. Kube , of
Islip, and was fined $50.
BOB AND BETTY 'S WEDDING
TAKES PLACE TOMORROW
HOME WEDDING DECIDED UPON.
Wednesday, July 15th is the final
date for farmers to tile work sheets
under the new Federal Soil Conservation Progra m, it was announced this
week by the Agricultural Conservation
Office at Riverhead. Percy D. Mather ,
of Riverhead , Coun ty Agricultural Conservat ion Agent , states that farmers
who do not file wor kt sheets by that
date are not eligible to receive cash
paym ent from the Federal Govern ment for conserving their soils. The
farmer incurs no obligation in filling
out.a work sheet , and the sheet does
not even , have to be signed by the
farmer, unless he so desires, according
to Mr. '. Mather. Five hundred Suffolk
County - farmers have filled out work
sheets 1 to dote, an d payments will average between fifty and sixty dollars per
farm. Payments vary from $10.00 to
$200.00 per farm depending on the extent to which the farmer is willing to
Improve his soil.
Harold M. McCormlck , principal of
the Coplague Union School , who tendered his resignation, effective Inst
Tuesday, to become supervising principal of tho Lynbrook school , , ma y have
quite a fight on his hands , due to the
fact that there Is strong sentiment in
Lynbrook .against the busting of
Charles Voaburgh , principal for 23
years ..:As .things stand at the pr esent
time, there is provision in the Lynbrook budget for McCormlckfs contract ,and ;salary for one year , no provision ,for Vosburg but strong sentiment In his favor , and Indications that
there will be no renewal , of his contrac t If McCormlck takca 'the Job. Edward T. Gorman, formerly of the East
Hampton High School , has already
been appointed to serve as principal in
Coplague for the year 1036-37.
Six veterans and exempt firemen won
ac tions for reinstatement Ih their former positions In Huntington town departments last week when Supremo
Court Justice, McCoooy Titled they
shou ld be. reinstate d because their service qualifications protect'them from
removal without a hearin g on charges ,
J, Harry - Saxstlen, of R verhead, was
trial counse l for tho plal itlffs. Attorney Quy O, Walser, of B tf Shore , and
Fred J. Munder, town i iSorriey, represented the town board ,
The couple wed tomorrow
At Betty 's home at noon :
As the feature production for the And after It Is over
They 'll be on their honeymoon.
Fourth of July week-end on the new
Jones Beach water stage , the Long With the Sayville Valet Service's experience
Island State Park Commission has
secured the famous Foklnc Ballet with And its modern cleaning plant;
It can do the kind of cleaning
an ensemble of 75 dancers and a sym- That other cleaners can 't.
phony orchestra of fifty. Three performances are scheduled—Friday, July There 's nothing in Insurance
3rd. Saturday July 4th , and Sunday, J. P. Dlckerson doesn't write;
Better have your car and home Insured
July 5th. Heading the list of solo They may burn up to-night.
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will
be
danccriR'bf the Foklne
Pat ricia Bowman. For several years The Sayville Feed Company has a
special feed
she has been the featured solo dancer
For stock of every kind ;
at the Radio City Music Hall and tho And for fair and squa re dealing
old Roxy Theatre . Miss Bowman Is the Its the best place that you'll find.
only dancer with the exception of
Pavlova and Fokina , to be personall y There 's nothing In furniture repairing
Harry Kroncke doesn 't do;
trained by Michel Foklne to dan ce He'll
take a hopeless looking thing
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Miss
BowSaint-Saens ' "The Swan.
And make It good as new.
man will dance "The Swan " and will
be featured in most of the ballets at Mr. Bachelor buy a snappy boat
it at Stein Brothers;
Jones Beach , particularly In "The Blue Get
Then the girls will go for you
Danube " and "Les Sylphldcs. "
And they 'll forsake all others.
There 's really no sundae that the Prlscllla Shop
Really canno t fix;
And you should taste the lovely sodas
That the Prlscllla folks mix .
Watch Schmiedel's Meat Market windows
For delicious cuts each day ;
Or suppose that you drop in there
Next time you pass that way.
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You'll
always find Gus Johnson 's
Dairy Milk
Upon their dining table;
They buy the very cleanest things
Every time they 're able.
Use Stoll and Son's crysta l Ice
ff you'd preserve your health.
Costly ice machines were made for
folks
Who have a lot of wealth.
With Sleberllng Tires from the Riviera
Park Station
They 'll get a lot more miles;
The man who rides on Sieberlings
Just smiles and smiles and smiles.
In his Ford from Charles Meder 's
They do nearly a hundred an hour :
There 's nothing like a Ford V-Elght
For comfort , pep and power.
At C. M. Rogers they 'll buy their liquors
And the very finest wine;
You'll find Rogers beverages much the
best
Max Stryker 's drivers are most courAnd besides hell treat you fine.
teous
And his taxis simply shine;
they'll
buy
At the National Five & Ten
Try the Strykcr Taxi Service
gar den hose
You'll find it simply fine.
And farm and garden tools;
Bob nnd Betty save by buying there
At Gertrude Burns Bettyll buy a hot
These youngsters are no fools.
A pocketbook and gloves;
Here they feature striking things
For lawn mowers and for bicycles
That every woman loves.
Go to Mernnk' s Shop ;
Once you deal with Mernak
Suppose you take a Wahn Bakery cake
We know you will not stop.
And then one baked by mother ;
Then put the two side by side
Modern
Diner
See the
And you cant tell them from each
Since they've had it renovated;
other.
You've no idea of the business
Its new dinin g room has created.
The Shand Store in Bayport
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Certainly has class;
If Its wallpaper you're looking for
Oo there to buy your groceries
Well tell you what to do; '
And you'll save tho price of gas.
Sec Jose ph Flala Incorporated
Why not buy all your drugs
Ten residents of Amltyville have filed Where the patterns are all new.
At ThornhlH' s modern store;
applications to take tho examination
The W, H, Raynor Estate makes mem- Every time you deal there
for police officer Ih that village. The
orials
You'll like it mora and more,
tests will be held some time In August, Either lar ge or small;
Betty 's ha ir Is beautiful
and will bo conducted by the Nassau And the finest of their workman ship
Her skin Is clear and pretty;
County Police Department , which Is Has It on them all,
Julia 's Beauty Shop tends them ,
co-operating with Amltyville In Its at- Reld's Flower . House as you know
Its one of the finest in the city.
tempt to qualif y by examination ap- Is supplying the wedding flowers ;
plicants for. appointment to the police They've already , sold just hea ps of them From Bailey U Sons they'll buy lumber
To Bett y's friends for ehowors.
Either rou gh or dressed;
force.
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Bailey building materials are better
Sea Captain Dies at M.
Bob and Betty both love music
And their service much the best,
They like to play and sing;
Captain Richard'B , Chute, who was At Lempert' s they'll buy sheet music Have Frank Pogela put your , coal In
prominent two generations ago as a They have Just everything.
now
Because Nicholas Acerc? , of Wyandanch , refused to settle out of court
for damages for Injuries sustained by
his nine-year-old aon in 1035 , ho has
boon removed from the Babylon town
welfare rolls , and Mrs. Kathleen
Franke , deput y welfare officer , was
directed to refu se responsibility for a
bill of $143 from the Brun swick General Hospital for tho child . Young
Acercl was struck by a car driven by
Frank Fried , of Wyandnnch , and his
father refused to accept Fried' s profferred payment , but sued him Instead.
Ho lost tho case, and the Babylon
Town Board decided that Inasmuch as
he had refused a <ohance to accept
money to pay the hospital bill , h e was
Inel igible to receive aid from tho town ,
skipper and a designer and builder of
Before the summer 's over;
Paradise Orchestra Is now With 'blue coal' you'll be happy
sailing vessels, was burled on Frida y The Olub
appearing
afternoon In Grceh port, following ser- At Sykes Beach and Lobster Grill each As the proverbial "Pigs In Clover."
vices In the cVmpeVof the M. E. Church
night;
When Bob marries Betty hell promise
there. Ca ptain Ohuto died In James- A visit to this lovely plac e
To protect his little wife;
. Amltyville taxpayers w ose property port at tho home of his daughter , Mrs. Your Sweetheart will delight.
Hell have her use the Jost Laundr y
Twill add years onto, her life.
has been bought In by t ei village be- E, O. Werner , He was In his Bind
If
your
plumbing
needs
repairing
cause of unpaid taxes , ' n y how make year, and had followed the sea all his
Jedllcka Brothers are whom to get;
If you're looking for prett y gifts
Installment payments on he taxes duo life, He was horn In Nova Scotia and If there 's a better plumbing firm
Don't tire yourself all out ;
in amounts of not less I an one half was the designer ot the Harriet O. We haven't aeeh.lt yet.
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