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C-Tn ordering back numbers , inclose ta for each copy. Telephone Call l'ifSA T HE Rev . E. D. Bassett , p a s tor of the M. E. Church , will prea c h on Sunda y m o rn i ng on tbe top ic: '-From tbe Mountain T op to the Plain Below. \ In th e evening a sermon will be delivered to th rt yonng peop l e. Tbe members of tbe E pworth Leni/ne are especially in- v ilt-,1. The topic will lie '-The Endow- m ent. Privileges and Responsibilities of Youth. \ ... .The parsonage has been mov ed to its new site and wili ba read y f or occupancy in a few weeks. Mr. Basset t uml family will take up tbeir residence in the building until tbe new p a rsonage , tbe p lan s f o r wbich bave been approved by tbe building committee and o f fici a l board , is erec ted. Work will commence on tbe stru cture as soon as the contract ie awarded , bids for wh ich will be-advertised for in a few d ay s . Th e new b u i ldin g will occupy th,, site on which tli R old one stood . W HK . N ere y o u drink Tea , m orning noon or night. When the price and the quality do not blend right. Just try for a change a good cup of V AN D YK ' S : O N Friday evening last a re c ep t ion w as tendered Mrs. Aubrey V. Si ndd er , Presi d ent of the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Hnlcyon Athletic Association , in their hall. The occasion was the clos- in g event of the auxiliary for the season and the affair took the form of a sur- prise to Mrs . Scudder. Dnring tbe evening she was pres ented with several p ieces of silverware , the pre sident ofthe association . Edward S. Allev, making t he sp e ech in b e half of t he me mbe r s , which was responded to by Mr s. Scud- der. The piesentation wasalsoin honor of the recent marriage of the fair reci p- ient, which occurred a few weeks ago. W E now have a first-class man from fin city to attenJ to our custom and repair work. Give us a call. O'C ONNOR , Deer Park ave , op,,, (ieorge street. T IIK R EV . J. H AVKHOAI , S HBPPAHD , pa stor of tbe Firet Baptist Cbnrcb , will deliv e r un addr e ss on 'P ower \ a t the convention of lhe Suffolk County Sun- day School Assoc! ut ion wbich will be hei.I in Sayville ou Tuesday und Wed- nesday n ext Mr Sheppard' s addre s s will be delivered on Wednesday morn- ing. He will also deliver au address in the Lvceniii . Amityville. on May 21st , at 4 P M. in the first of a series of men ' s meetin gs to lie beld iu that village C HAII I. IS I' m INK , for a \ org l im e a resident of Babjloi* . returned on Tues- day lifter an absence of Uo years. Hie many liieini.s here nave liim a warm greeting, lie bus foi a Inn:; tune resid- ed in (it'oigia, nml returns to Long Isl am) sorry that be ever left it He is at prei-ent living ut Fair Ground , town of llu-iliiigtoi, . L AWN M OWERS (,, cut well ought to Is- mat-nine ground on „ patent luthc. such us I hme plitccu in ,„>* t-bnp st considerable expense. All work ruarantecd to be perfect auu charges reasotiuble. ltepsiring also at- tended to in a workmanlike manner. Larue stock of new bicycles just received. The regular J25 Engle Bicycles , (21, C LINTON M. W KKK S , opposite post office. Initio FitANK J-lAMMIS , formerly of Baby lon, di ed in the J. Hood Wri ght Hospital in Manhattan on S aturday last , aged 51 year s. The decease , was a son of the late Jesse Sammis of tbis village. He is survived by a number of relatives. His remains were brought to Bib ylon on Tuesday and interred in the Uubyluu rura l cemetery. The Itev. E. D Bas- sett. pastor ol the M. E Church, officiat- ed at the grave. B AIIYI . DN C AMP , Modern Woodmen of America , will , on Monday night, next, celebrate tbe reception iuto the Camp of the lou th member. The affair will take the form of a social and smoker , and a p lea s ant ev e ning is anticipated Sever- a l candi d a te s will r e ceive t ho first degree , the new team conducting the w o rk f o r th e first t i me. lf y ou want a first-class mower call mul examine tin, McCormick. ISHAEr. J. I' I . ATT , Ease Main street. 'liqOr T IIK en g agement bus b e en ann o unced Jf Miss Agues M. Pettit . daug hter of M r. an I Mrs. Edward Pettit, of tbis village, and Patrick J. McDonald , of Southold . formerl y clerk in the Heffley Drug Co. ' s Babylon store. lt is said the nuptials will occur about the middle of June , and the marria ge will be solemnized in St. Joseph' s Chur ch. T HE hi g hes t g rade of Pa c ker ' s Un i on Animal Matter Fertilizers for salo bv C. F A NI .Kit s. . N . West Babylon. Prices , $18 and up. 08-tf A T a meeting of the Board of Fire Ward e n s bt ld on Monday evening a committee was appointed to ascerttin thu feeling of the business men of tbe villa ge with reference to an invitation being extended to the Suffolk County V olunteer Firemen ' s Association to hold the 20th annual firemen ' s tournament in tbis village. Excise , Guardians . Collectors . Execu - tors jiuil Indemnity Bonds of all kinds fur- nished mi application In the United States Fi- delity and dtlaranty Company, SNKUKCOIt & N O RTON , agents. (H-tf W ILLIAM M. M UNCY , wbo bas been a student at the New York Homeopathic M edical College , ha s graduated from that in s t i tution and will b . r .......n a s resident physician at the Metropoli- t an Hospital after Juue 1. T IIK ladies ' of the Presbyterian C hurch will bave a rummage sale in th e Siiinpwains Club building this week. Any donations of clothing, bo. iks . etc., will be gratefully received. L ETTERS uncall e d for in Baby lon, N. Y. , p os t oflice , we ek ending May 13 , 1 905: S. Wicks , .M iss R. J. Jones , Miss Gertrude H a ff T. C. F LETCHER , P. M. I sabella G reenhonses. G rea t East Neck road . West Babylon , Frank Voisenat. proprietor. Hardening in all Its branches; plants , cut flowers and tloral designs of all de- scriptions. Orders executed at shortest notice. IlmoB Miss C ATHERINE C. B YRNE , is attend- ing St. Vincent ' s Hosp ital , New York City, for a three y ears course to qualify hersel f for a pos i tion as a tra i ned nurse. MRS. EUGENE SQUIRES, of Good Ground , bas been visit ing at the reii- d encft of her sister. Mrs. Riley P. Squires , for tbe past few we eks. W ILLIAM H. T ERRY received this week for the villa ge, a uew 600- galIon sprinklin g cart, which is being used on t b e streets. C HARLES D. B AKER . , Long Island edi- tor of the Brooklyn Times , was the guest over Sunday of Justice Cooper and fam ily. M ONEY TO LOAN on Bond or Mortgage at 5 per cent. All good application, promptly accepted. BcsvE & B AHTLETT , Greenport , New York. tsm iu Baby lon Local Record. QTANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. OlfllR*. J. H. NEWINS _B SON, A M ARSHALL attached to tbe United States Court came to Bab ylon on Wed- nesday and arrested Capt. John E. Arnold , of this village , a complaint hav ing been filed by Capt. Dunbar , tbe custom bouse in spector , chargin g tbe defendant w i tb misappropriating a portion of tbe Drumelizer ' s cargo. Capt. Arnold accompanied tbe officer to Brookl yn and later appeared before the commissioner , wbo was sitting in tbe court at tbe time. After hearing Capt. Arnold' s statement Ibe commissioner adjourne d lhe case until next Wednes- da y and allowed tbe defendant to go on b is own l ecognizance. It will be re- membered that Capt. Arnold and his son H a rry , were arrested o n t b e ch a r g e of gr and larceny recently in connection wi tb tbe case and after an examination before Justice Cooper was discharged. Capt. Arnold bad been given tbe tip it seems that further trouble wa s coming and hence was n o t s urpr is ed at h i s ar - rest. Neith er he nor his friends believe be has an ything to fear and it is prob- abl e t h at the charg e s w i ll h e d is missed next Wednesday. H ot Weather Piles. —P ersons afflicted with Piles should Ue careful at this season of tho yeai . Hot weather and bad drinking wate r contribute to tbe conditions which make Piles more painful aud dangerous. De Witfs Witch Hazel Salve stops the pain, draws out the soreness and cures. Oct the genuine, bearing the name of K. C. Dewitt & Co. Sold by Heffley Drug Co. T HE entertainment und lecture given for tbe benefit of the Rev . J. Havergal Shep pa rd , pastor of tho First Baptist Chur c h , b y the Men ' s Help Society held on Tuesday evenin g w a s a success in ever y way. Tbe attendance was large , an d the different numbers on tho pro- gram were rendered in an excellent and p leasing manner , all c onducting them- selves in a way that elicited app lause. The lec ture delivered by Mr. Sheppard. on the t op ic , \Only a Ragged Boy, \ was given in h is usual happy and interesting style and was listened to witb keen at- t ention, ln the course of Mr. Sbenpard' s rem arks be thanked his frieuds wbo by purchasing tickets for the entertain- ment enabled him to carry out his wish- es in visiting his native land—the Emerald Isle—and again meeting with relatives and friends. On his return he w ill have charge of five hundred ragged bo y s , who ar e to be p l aced in homes in C anada, tbey being nicked up in various parts of England as homeless waifs by the Dr. Burnardo home officials. Mr. Sheppard sails the early part of next inonih and will be away two months. E ARLY on Thur s day mornin g, the dea th of one of Ba bylon ' s oldest resi- dents , in the person of Mrs. Chailotte Saxton , widow o f S o lom o n S a xton , oc- curred at her late home ou Fire Island avenue. She was iu the 84th year of her Hue and Is survived by four sous and two daughters , us f ollows: Wil- li am. Geor ge. Charles , Ansel , Mrs. John t Vnrwill and Mrs. William Mc- Cormick The funeral was held this Fr iday afternoo n in the M. E. Chnrch. the pastor , ReV. E. D. Bassett , officiat- ing Interment was iu the rural ceme- tery. A MONO i m pr o v e ment s to property that have been noted during the week are : Th e residence of S. O. Dimmick on Carll u' ti.ue , h a s been br i ghtened in appearance by a l iberal application of paint miller Ihe flip,-rvi sion of Boss Painter Wicks; Johu H. Arink Is hav- ing bis residence on Sammis avenue ra ised: the fence dividing the depot grounds and the platform has been re- u ioved;work bus been commenced on tbe new roof for tbe Fire Department Head- quarters , Boss Van Weelden having caarge of tbe work. F OR A PRESENT , a New Home Sew ing Machine is thn best; sold in tbe towns of Baby Ion , lsllp, Smithtown and Huntington for moro than twenty years by J. P. WHEELER , Northport. L. I. Needles, bands and attachments can be sent bv mall when wanted. Iv88 A Nr.w 150 horsepower boiler is being i ns t a ll e d iu tbe El ec tric L i g ht Com- pany ' s p lant to t ake the p lace of two small er boilers. Many other impro ve- ments are beii-g made , u ew and up-to- da t e ap p lian ce s be i n ,; added wbicb will make lhe plant one of the best on the I sland. An entirely new equipment is b eing introduced with wh ich to f urnish tbe new system of stree t lig htin g that is soon to be p laced in operation in tbe vill age, which will insure the best of s ervice. A NNOUNCEMENT has been made of the auc tion sale at Unkeway Farm on Tues- day, May 10, at 1 0 o ' clock sharp. The offer i ng cons is ts o f a l a r g e quanti t y of p lants, a 20 0 chick brooder , a Mann b one cu t ter , 8 wa g ons , a bay cutter , a bone crusher an d a variety of other tools , also 2 brood sows. Tbe sale is under th e management of John H. Arink , auctioneer. F or particulars see advt. iu another column or posters. CONTRACTS have been awarded Charl es F . Hart , of A i nit y v i lle , for tbe construc tion of a granitoid walk in front of Job: i Frost' s property on l o wer Prospect street and also to property- owners on Deer Park avenne north of th e B i sho p b u i ldin g C o n t ractor Johnson, of Freeport , f o r walks to be constructed in f tont of the Terry and Bishop properties ou Deer Park avenue . •¦W HAT IS SIN \ and \Judges Judged'' will be Pastor J. Havergal Sheppard' s topics next Lord ' s day at 10 30 A. M., and 7 .4, \i P. M.. in tbe li llie church on the corner. Bible s chool at close of morn i n g service. Youn g peo p le ' s ser- v ico at 7 P. M.; leader , Mrs. J. Travis. Next Thur sday evening our annual May m eeting. Everybody invited. All seats free. T HE meeting of the A. M. E. Mission was well attended nt llie Lyceum on last Sunday evening , the past or. Rev. John Cult, spoke o n \ Th e Lif e of the P s alm - ist Dav id. \ Next Sun day evening he will speak of \A Lar.d Withont Tears. \ T HE L AIIES ' A ID S OCIETY of tbe M. E. Church will bave a New En gland Supper in tbe chapel , Tuesday , May 10. Su ppe r will b e served from s i x o ' clock for 25cts. Ice cream on sale. S NEDECOR & N ORTON h ave rented the Stuvvesant p la. -e in West Islip to John C Orr. Mr. Orr bas tor a number of years owned a handsome country place neat Amityville. T HE Rev. N. F. Stahl , of Greenridge , Scranton. Penn. , will occupy the pulpit in the Presbyter ian Cburcb , morning an d evening, on Sunday next. T HE Young Peop le ' s Social Union will bold a special meeting in the l ecture loom of the Baptist Cburc b , tbi s Friday evening. T HE S. M. S. will meet witb Mrs. Henry W. Terry on Monday evening. T HE following was banded os by a r. 'trUent of Baby lon * wbo is intensel y interested in tbe welfare of Babylon and Oak Island. We heart ily concur with it , and bope that tbe suggestion s to- gether with i hose submitted by the Sig- nal on tbis matter some weeks ago will be acted ou by the Town Board at tbeir next meet i ng: E DITOR S IONAL —Perhaps you don 't know tbat tbe people at Oak Island re- po t t tbat the tide is running lower tbis season than ever before , owing to tbe inlet and , instead of tbere bein g; a high tide when we bave a north or east wind , i t simply drives out through the inlet and makes it lower than before. I tbink tbat the matter should be pushed vigor- ously b y everyone interested in tbe wel- fare of tbe town and tbey should try and get tbe Town Board to make some prov ision for tbis , if possible , before the season commenc es , aud shonld i m - prove tbe channel in some way eo as not to hamper t bis place. I don ' t believe that a very large proportion of the Bab ylon people realize the immense im- portance of tbis place , as aside from the large amount of work furnished each year to local mechanic s , t be trade from tbe cotta ge owners on Oak Island each summer goes toward making up a large proportion of Babylon ' s business. W HILE driving into town earl y tbis Friday morning , from their homes in the suburbs , Henry Weils , the grocer and Edward Miller , the merchant tailor . were tossed out of their trap—a top buggy—and bo th were badly shaken up and sli g htly injured. The accident oc- curred at the De er Park avenue cross- ing , the horse , a s pi rited animal , be- coming fr ighteued at tbe noise of a fre ight train that was passing. Mr. Wells escaped witb a bru ise on his fore- head and chest , but Mr. Miller was more se riousl y Injured. His face was very badly lacerated aud fifteen stitches , it is said , had to be taken in or der to sew o p the wounds. He also suffered greatl y from loss of blood. He was removed to his home nnd will b e under tbe care of a physician for a few days at least. The wa gon was partially wr ecked and the horse was not caught uu til after it bad run some distance. Cons idering that the top of the vehicle was raised , the fact tbat both occupants e scaped with no bones beiug broken is miraculous. A basket containing about fifteen dozen eggs , which was being taken to market , were found among tbe debris in a demoralized condition. F OR Potted and Bedding Plants call at the Bosaiy, Main street next to the Post Office , where your wants caU be satisfied. It what you need is not in stock, leave your order which wili be supplied from the greenhouses. Cut flowers always on band. Orders for funeral designs taken. Decorations for wed- dings , etc ., given careful attention. tt Q BOKOR W. K EVSEB . E DWIN C. B ARRY ' S competent com- pany , supporting Miss Lorraine Hollls in '-Forget-Me-Nots \ will inaugurate the su inn-er season at tbe Carleton Ope ra House , Bay Shore , on Monday nig ht . May 22nd. M iss Hollis celebrat- ed \ her 500th perf ormance of tbis diffi- c ult role at t he Murray H i ll Theatre , New York, recentl y, suppor te d by the Donnel ly S:ock Co. Miss Hollis returns on Ma y aotb to present Bernard Sbaws , ••¦ . ' aiidida \ p l ayed with such great suc- c es s o n Bro a dway last season. C ARMAN C ORNELIUS , of this villa ge , died in the Seney Hospital , Brookl y n , on Thursday, in his 81 st year. The bod y wu s brought to Babylon on Thurs- d ay and the funeral will beheld on Sun- da y aftern o on at 3 o ' c lock , the Rev. Will iam Wiley, of Mu ss ip. qua, offici- ating , and the interment will be at Amityville. The deceased is survived by seven children—G eorge H.. Thomas T., W i lliam S ., Mrs. H e nry U. V e rit y, und tbe Misses Gussie M. u iul Florence Cornelius. S AMUEL M. K ELLUM . youngest sou of Henry J. Kellum , of this village, bas , through tbe kindness of a \frieud at court , \ so to speak , secured a position in the recentl y consolidated Stu yveeant and Union Bank , of Brooklyn , of which Dav id A. Sullivan , the well -known finan- cier , is president. Our young townsman is to be congratulated on bis good luck . T HE A NNUAL R EPORTS of the Baby lon Town Beard will be in the bands of tbo publ ic next week. The reports bear evi- dence o f the careful and econimical manner in which the affairs w ere con- ducted durin g tbe past year. THE VILLAGE BOARD met on Tuesday evening and discussed tbe closing nf tbe r oad in North Babylon by James L. Ew ell. Nicoll & Young were requested to look into the matter as soon ns possible. H ENRY B RISTOL , of this village , has secured a pos ition witb the L. I. R, R , and commenced his duties is porter on the Greenport express this Friday morning. A B OWLING C LUB will be organized next Tuesday evening at the Watson House alle ys by a number of young men of the village. O N Sunday In the Ebenezer Baptist Church Rev. John H. P arker , pastor , will preach morning and evening , All are welcome. OAKLEY- & OAKLEY hav e rented the pro perty of Mrs. C. Gaynor , on the Cr e scent , to Edward A. Godd ing of New York. T HE International Correspondence School w i ll open a d i sp la y in the Beiss Pharmacy on Mon d a y, May 22. ROBERT BRUCE , 10c. AND ORINOCO , 5c. F1E WF8.M8 FOB HEN $10.00 $19.00 $13.00 and $15.00 per suit Every suit guaranteed by ¦makers to give good wear and perfect satisfaction. Hi g bie & Robbins UNION MADE The Greatest Compliment ever paid the human JB& aja SSsffiflfs E G P***\ O* S 0 Davi s St Co. INCORPORATED. ' * Islip Town Record. Bay S hore. The lifel ess remains of Walter Tuthill , a well known resident of this village , were found in front of the Covell pl ace on Clinton avenue early this Friday morning . A bullet wound through bis head and a revolver , which bad appar- entl y fallen from bis lifeless band , gave ampl e proof that death was dne to self destruction. Tuthill was 30 years of age , a carpenter by trade , and lor many years past bad served as foreman for Jabez E. Van Orden , tbe Great River contract or. He was unmarried and so far as is known bad no cares or troubles. While ot a convivial natu ie he was tem- perate in bi s habits and at this writing no thing could be learned that would throw an y light on tbe act. The body was found by Baker Young while mak- ing his early morning rounds. A short distance from the body stood tbe dead man ' s wheel resting against tbe fence. Young at once notified officer Cal l , who , with Coroner Moore , viewed the re- mains , and granted permission for tbeir removal to t be dead man ' s home. The bod y was cold and tbe man bad ap - parently been dead several hour s. He was last seen in the vicinity f \ Map le avenue dock and so fnr as ie known said nothing tbat would ind icate tbat he intended to take bis life. Tbe deceased was a son of Joseph Tuthill and bad always leslded here. He was a member of no fraternal organizations. Besides bis father , be is surv i ved by two brothers and two sisters. Tbe funeral wiil probably be beld on Sun- day. Tbe inquest w ill be held later in the day but t bere is no probability at any further light being thrown on tbe tragedy. His watch and pocket book were on bis person wben fonnd , bence precluding any theory of murder. Everett S. Robinson , of tbis village. wbo retired from business a fortn ight ago in order to enjoy life , as be pu t it , was married in Brooklyn on Wednesday. Miss Mar garet Decker , formerly of Catskill , being tbe bappy bride. Tbe officiating clerg yman was tbe Rev. E. P. Armstrong, of tbe Bay Shore Congre- gational Church. Tbe ceremony took place at the borne of tbe . bride ' s sister , Mrs. Seabrid ge , on R yereon street , and was a very quiet affair , onl y a few of tbe near relatives of tbe contract ing parties being present. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson are now absent on t beir wed- din g journey and on tbeir return will make tbeir home in Bay Shore. Mrs. Robinson is well known here , baying for upwards of a year past made be t borne in this village. * Aababel W. Barto , tbe well known contractor , while attem pting to cross tbe First avenue crossin g of tbe Loug Island Railroad on Thursday morning came W ithin A hair ' s breadth of being struck by train 28 , west bound , wbich makes no stops between Patchogne and Baby- lon , lia did not hear or see the train until Ua horse waa on tba track and not bavin*- time to back- polled witb all bis might on one Use. By doing so be sav- ed t^ ltfe pf bis ko i-e as well as himself , bnt it was an exceedingly close call nevertheless. Dr. Edward J. Robbins , of tbis vil- lage , bas one of the most complete vet- er inary stables on tne Island. The building, once nsed for sacred purposes an d later as a banking house , since ita interior was remodeled , is an ideal home for members of tbe equine family , either sick or well , being both convenient and sanitary. Dr. Robbins who is a gradu- ate of one of the best known veterinary colleges in t be State is especially well qualified after h is years of careful study to follow the avocation that he bas chosen. His advertisement appears elsewhere in these columns. Tbe death of Mrs. Creamer , the aged mother of Ex-Sheriff Frank D. Creamer , a well known member of t b e Bay Shore summer colony occurred in Brooklyn on Thursday last. Her death recalls a romance of her latter years , sbe having been married a few years a go to a man many years her junior and from whom sbe bad for some time been separated. She was bur ied under tbe name of Creamer. Emmett Perdue, a youn g colored boy, will be tried this Friday eveniug in Jus- tice Young ' s court on the charge of as- sault , pre f erred b y Daniel Dennis , who alle ges tbat tbe defendant threw a stone wh ich struck one of his grandchildren and knocked two teeth out of the young- ster ' s mouth , Mrs. Frank H. Call is the guest of friends in Penns y lvan i a , where sbe will remain until nest week. For balance of Islip see page 2. K ~- -^s^jy^ ii Willi) WJUIIV Devoe ' s Pure Lead and Zinc Paint ready for use. Compare EJ f „ ^ jg =s ¦py p structures painted witb Devoe ' s and those pai n ted w ith otber paint, iv «% < _ iH Wi Ml then judge for yourself. We ' re willing to abide by the results. B * v. \ * jj tt ^ J& , . I Of a quality equal to Devoe ' s paint are our painters ' supplies f pj DATMrl ^B VVTilBB f im ' —Brushes , Varnishes , etc. , etc ' Everythi n g a painter uses is here I rrt i il I B J ll lillf'J iik. 6U ^ ot the firat Qnal'ty always, I T\ ______ IJ S'^- ^ L\* When yon want good good s you need ours , and that means ™ ! — ffi_K * / * _^_^fllWl ^C, ' money saving besides to you. Qowdm f erothm^ HEFFLEY DRUG CO. 'S LONG ISLAND STORES BABYLON STORE OUT O.V FIRST The base ball season haa commenced and iu order to meet the de- mands we have la id in a first class stoc k of tbe best manufacture of BALLS. CLUBS , MITTS , PADS and MASKS. None better can be pur- chased anywhere for the attractive prices we char ge. PERFUMES Use ADREA'S PERFUMES. These goods are without exception the finest tbat can be obtained . We are the only firm that handles them in Bab ylon. Try a bottle. FINE STATIONERY creales a good im pression and in corresponding witb yonr acquaint- ances , friends , etc. , be sure to secure the most conventional kind. We bave H urd' s and Hulbn tt' s and they have no equal. THE BATH Without using one of our sponges is like a ship going to sea without a rudder. A bath to be enj oyed and to do you g ood should be taken wilh t he aid of one of our sponges. Only the best are offered for sale. We can supp ly you with anything in the toilet line. IS TO BUT YOUB Clothing, Dry and Fancy floods; Bats . Shoes AT *§FemhBFg ' s Bargain Store We bave a brand new , c lean , perfect stock fro m the latest styles for Ladies and Gents ' Furnishings. We are selling goods at 88 _ per c ent, less than actual val u e. In order to get more trade , we will give our customers a Twenty-five D ollar Ticket. Yon fill it and wben it is full yon will receive One Dollar ' s worth of Merch andise or One Dollar Cash at GBBEfiBBBa'S BABC.AIN STORE Bollard Block , Deer Park Avenue , BABY LON , Ji. V. I hope that the public will take notice of our advertising and they will surel y be convinced that they are saving money. - ......... ........... n _ ^ ———— ^ -——^— ~~^ ~^—^^^^— ^^ ^^ »™ ™.—Mg .agig iMaaaMaaaaa ^ Now is the Time TO HAVE A Photograp h of Your Home OVERTON'S STUDIO -a a A _( - .lAlr.a,__a -.. - .la»l»lAa ,ia.rltli.i__l.a aaaa ttt... .......... A . ........ Ill—I II MfMWJM—IIMS SSB fcMi—M <M| ^________i____ ____ fct_____BB_|___l CHRIS S. MERGELL MANUFACTURER OV Sash. Blinds . Doors , Mantels , Grilles , \Window Screens Fine Cabinet Work a Specialty TURNING, PLANING AND MOULDING MIL L Now Is the time to prepare for fly-time. Special attention given to odd dizee. SKIT VORK PRICKS) PREVAIL Estimates cheerfully given. AMITYVILLE , N. Y. AUCTION SALE at UNKEWAY FARM As we are going out of tbe retail business we bave decided to sell at public auction T ms&<%y 9 Mzj 16 , at 10 o ' eleeix sharp tbe entire production of our trop ical bouses , including a large quantity of GERANIUMS , ROSES , PALM? , IVY LEAF GERANIUMS , COSMOS , FLOX , Etc., Etc., also EGG PLANTS , PEPPE R , CABBAGE AND CAULIFLOWER PLANTS Also , 1 200-CHICK BROODER 1 MANN BONE CUTTER 3 WAGONS 1 HAY CUTTE R 1 BONE CRUSHER 1 LADY'S SIDE SADDLE 2 MEN'S SADDLE and a variet y of otber tools. 2 BROOD SOWS , Poland China All under tbe management of the genial John II. Arink. If it rains , the first clear day. Reliable (ioodi and tha Best ol EveryttilEiir »» Lowest Prices. Dry Goods Department. A large variety of Dress Gooils. Wash Fabrics of new and popular material. Table Cloth Damask, Napkids , Towe l s , Quilts , Etc. Embroideries and Laces especiall y selected for wash fabric dress goods. Embroidered Shirt Waist Pat- terns , New Goods canstantlu arriving at Mnaey Saving Pricea. Groceries and Pure Food Products The beat of everything at money saving p rices. Headquarters for * Tbe finest Butter The Best Coffee The Best Teas The best ths market produces will always be found in thia wall letocted department. i F urniture Department. Lar g e variety of Popular Priced Furniture to t t b e Bedroom , Kitchen , Dining Room , Parlor , Hall and Living Room. New Mattings Ingrain , Brussels , Velvet and Axminster Carpets. Mutts , Rugs and Carpet Sizes. Linoleum and OU Cloth. Our well kuown reliable well made Furniture and carefully selected Car- pets. Everything pertaining to House Furnishing at Money Saving pricea. Home Reeeat Transfers. Bolzenthal. Oscar, to Fred L. Pnrgeas, 8 acrea east side highway adjoining land of John B. Brush , Weat Hills , nominal. Carll , David S. and wife to David Carll. 28 acres east side hi ghway leading to Deer Park , adjoining land of Benjamin F , Bowers , Dix Hills, nominal. Fellows , Ella T. S. to Anna Wunder. lot west side Hawthorne avenue 150 feet from Suffolk avenue . Central Islip. $150. Greene, William (J. as referee to John H. Hunt, lot on Second avenuo adj iiiing land of Adelia Thurber , Bay Shore , J1 .600. _ Hildreth , Samuel P. and wife tq Susan A. Chichester , lots 56 and 57, - map of property of the late E. W. Bourdette , situated at Amity- ville , nominal. . Howard , William J. and wife to Henry P. Vollbracbt , lot west side Davison avenux ad- ioinlng land of Harriett Carter, East Islip, 1.850. Howell, Mary E. and others to Margaret Hinton , lot east side Fifth avenue adjoining land Edward Murphy, Bay Shore , $1,000. Hoerlein. Anna to Jessie B. Ostrander 5 acres west side Half Hollow road adjoining Farm- ingdale road near Dix Hills, nominal. Kelley, Susan M. and another to Anna Wun- der. lot south side Sullolk avenue adjoining land of William H. Oliver , Central Islip, nomi- nal. Both , Minnie L. and husband to William N. Baylis , 08 acres west side highway leading to Melville adjoining land of William Fisher , Long Swam p, nominal. Scudder , Moses L. to David Carll 1-2 Interest in IU acres woodland, east side bighway lead- ing to Deer Park adjoining land of David S. Carll , Dix Hills, $900. Spragg, Charles P. and wife to John Louden and others lot west side Broadway, adjoining Brunswick Home property, Amityville , nomi- nal. Thompson, Anna L. to Edwin H. Stratton , lots 18 ,19 , 20 , Block 3 , map of Austin ' s Villa Plots, situated ' at Amltyville. $300. Eu gene F. Hulse , of Bellport , was convicted on Wednesday of criminal assault , committed on Catharine Ham- l yn , aged 15 years. Hulse is a married man havin g been married about a vear. SUFFOLK COUNTY REAL ESTAT E OAK PARK NURSERIES Before purchasing your TREES AND SHRUBS get an estimate from us. 50 Acres of Nursery. Catalogue on Application. Address . 11. F. TlfiEB , JPalchoffuc, tt. I . TELEPHONE CALL 3.1 v. 5K-3m - ^JLittitt ' *' ' ~ * 1 JOHN E. OLIVER YACHT SAILMAKER M ANUFACTURER or Tents , Awnings, F lags Superior production in all cases , second to none in quality of material and ln workman- ship. Mail orders promptly attended to at short notice. Amity ville , JV. li. 73 ly * i I I 11 I a I 1 I I I M*MMAAAAMA ^AMA.A*M JOHN UAoaiuw , -leric. -J JJ_ ' l^. - •* •- * . • ¦ 1IIIIIIIIIIIH H Legal. -VTOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Now York In the matter of A LBERT M. D ARI . IN Q , Bankrupt. Iu Bankruptcy. To the creditors of Albert M. Parlmtrr ol Smithtown Branch, in the County of Suffolk and District aforesaid , a bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that the above named Albert M. Darling has been adjudicated a bankrupt, and that the flrst meeting of bis creditors will be held at the office of Wm. U. Nicoll , referee in bankruptcy. Jn the villago ol Babylon , Suffolk County, on the *lth day of May, 1905. at ten o ' clock ln the forenoon , at which tiiae the said creditors may attend, prove their claims , appoint a trustee , examine the bankrupt, and transact such other baslness as may properl y come before said meeting. __ Dated , Babylon. L. I., May 11 , 1906 v . W M . a. N ICOI.L , I lw Referee In Bankruptcy. DR. A. B. LEGGETT JACOBS' COTTAGE , PARK AVE. Downtown office over Dowdin ' s Store. Have a new supply of instruments and appli- ances , including everything needed, ready at hand. Office hours : At home until 9.30 A. M.; down town office , 3 to 8 , 8 to B. tf09 ^AJj ^A+Akkm ....:.. UAAAAAA* Miscellaneous N \~ 0Ti0E ~ IS ^^E^ ^ GiVEN that a dividend ot 3 per cent, on the cap- ital Stock Of the BABYLON NATIONAL BANK has been declared, and that the same Is pay- able on the 1st day of June. 1905. The transfer books will be closed on May 22 , 19(15 , and will remain closed until June 1. 1905 . lw \0 W. W. W OOD , Caahier. TW OTICE. Tho Board of Supervisors of Suffol k County will meet in the Court House , Riverhead , ou Tuesday, May 111 , 1905, ot 7.80 P. M. Dated Riverhead. N. Y., May 3, 1905. An Attractive Display ot Oxford Ties bas been placed on onr shelve*. We are agents for the Sorosis make for ladles and Douglas for men. These shoes are known to be reliable. JEREMIAH ROBBINS Carleton Qpsra Housed Ray .sliore. I.. I. Edwin C* Barry ' s Co . supporting Lorraine Hollis in ' Forget-me-nots ' MON., MAY 22 A A A ... A r , , . a 1 A _. .--¦_..-.______ Your Mortgage Pl—t J »grr ._j royj aa__ EM3 rj- wt H f CT-— CAN BE [.EDUCED EACH INTEREST DAY IF PLACED WITH THIS HANK AND YOU SO ELECT. Every jj.iyiiitiut reduces your next iut- e iest charge and makes it easier lo in- c rease future payments on principal. Loans c an run an indeiiiiite j.eriod and you are not m ,lunger of being called upon Ior the prineip. il liy an ex- ecutor or administrator if you take out a loan with us. App ly direct to tho Built where fur- ther information or any advice at our di sposjil will be cheerfully given. The Union Savings Bank ill ltlll St., \<- *a l Hi I' ll- al Ofllce. I'AK IIOCI i:. Ti. V. i n • ¦¦ •---••-¦ --- - _ - - ..... _ . Babvion Bus iness rpAYI.OR & UEROEN , B ABYLON , L. I. , N . Y. DEAI.XIIS IN LUMBER , NASH , BLINDS, MOULDING , BRICK , LIME, CEMENT, an tl HARDWA R E. DOORS A SPECIALTY. We aimi limitII,, Liiwc Buns. ' and B KKVKI S Mixed Paints , end M ATUKHON ' S White Lead. I- .lmr , oils , V-irui-lios and I' aint.- r ' M Huppl'ea. Agen t ' s f..r Pr.Kl. ' s C I K- HTHI . - . K IUJIJ , \ li t i.t A m.K H ANOI!,, \' for bum or purler doors , U. . H 1 .,,, tin. nin, kr-i. A I H «. ntantiiucturers nr Miiiirln )Jui iiiiii Air Spiu - i! Concrete lliiiluiug Blo. -k- v BB L.¦ '- .!—^- ' ..r rji j -4. J: ^- ' - ''i:iJ)^( .^rtiC^. -i'L ^, -Jpj_^ : b _j_ ^^r if sip & y pf y s' i ESTIMATES CHEER FULLY GIV EN. ELLIS A. TA YLOR , DOLLARD BLOCK , DEER I'AUK AVE. YOUR FAVORITE CUT of Beef , Veal , L amb or Pork can he had hern nt all times , fresh , juicy and tooth- som e. M i llinery We nre s howing the latest creations in SPRING HATS at prices thnt nre within reach of all. Our line tif stock bats is complete iu every branch. The Misses Le Clu.se Hutu Ml,, llnbylon Flagstaff Inn South Country Ro ttt l , West Babylon , L. I Service it lu Carte , Dinner I' tirties , ! Supp er Parties. Automobi'e Rendezvou s ' Good Stables Wines , Liquors antl Ciga rs SOMERSET HOUS E Eust Isli p. I.. I. SOW OCKN. NKW MAKAOEMKNT IIKMI Y AI.I.CIIIN , Prop. Hon s e thor o u g hl y renovated nud in flrst class order. Hot and c old water baths. Rate s , $\ up according to location of room. Meals served to dr iving or tran sient parties at all hours. Special atten tion -mid to transient and perman ent guests. - JJ - _ - _ - - -- _ ^- \ _ ___i_. * . * _ * ------ - - - F TORNS. , • CENTBAL MARKET , L(NI 'C- *V((( HnT , L. 1. BEEP , MUTTON. LAMB , SMOKED MEATS. Family provisions of all kinds . CASH PAID l*OB PAT STOCK OP EYEBY DESCRIPTION. p A I along the south shore Lrtlf \ 9|© farms , acreage ,dwell - Ul wQlM ingsaad water fron ts t 'lioice yortltf iort Real Estate THEO. VOF.I.KEH, JR. ImC I.lndc-ntiurac liyytt. • • _ * _______ ( * ' '\ «* S A- L. JH .. .. OF .... Writing Paper 15c , 20c and 25c Paper at 10c. We are clearing out odds and such to make room for new stock. Deer Park Ave. Babylon. f - | - || - a _fc j________ _________ l Plus*\ mention Tra S IONAL when writing to advertisers. iit . -s .ii Itewe* \ Kiuca TOWA - D Bona— CMABITT roa iu. \ SIONAL STSAH PBTSk— TIRST FOWZB mRM Hit HIM CVSB BON IN «U»TO« COONTT. The Ways of a Watch The wa ys of a watch are past find- ing out. Don 't try. If your watch is laay and won ' t mn . let na spur it np and make It on time to a dot. Ten to one yon ' ve ns glected it—let it get dirty ; or rusty from lack ot oil; may- be given it to tbe baby to play with. We get plenty of watches bearing the tell-tale marks of little teeth. Wbatever ' a the reason , don 't delay ; delay costs mone y and spoils the watch. We give thorough examina- tion and regulating tree—anything more costs aa little aa sat isfactory work can be done for. P. __. ROBINSON \The Main Street Jeweler ** GROCERI ES The Best is tbe chea pest in tbe end. While tbe pri ces may be a triffle higher , the quali- ty is bound to give yoa entire satisfac- tion. We also carry a line ot tbe medium aud a still chea per grade lo meet the demands as well as competi- tion. Bargains in standard quality of goods at all times in quantities to suit for cash. 5 lb. Sugar 33c 1-2 lb. can Ba ker ' s Cocoa 19c Seed Potatoes , per sack $2.45 \ per peck 38c Hob stamps cheerfully given. Squires 7 Grocery Deer Park An, and Railroad Cros__ig Governor Hig gins bas named William T. Louden , of tbis village , to be Super- v i sor o f R a c e Tra c k A c counts i n pla c e of Senator Carll S. Burr , wbo resigned. Tbe otlice was crea ted only a few years ago and tbe duties of the appointee is to collect tbe money paid by race tracks for the benefit of the county fairs. Tbe oflice carries witb it a salary of $1 , 500 aud expenses , and tbe labors are not onerous , hence tbo position was very much sought after and nearly every count y in tbe State bad a candidate lookin g for tbe position. We congratu- late Mr. Londen on his securing the position an d trust that dnring his tenure of ofiice he will make acquaintances that will a id him in going higher. Full line of E a stma n ' s Kodak sup- plies at R OBINSON ' S P HARMACY . Main street. Spencer B. Griff en , the enterpris i n g and ever-hus tling real estate broker , has th is week issued a sixteen page pam- phlet, termed the Amityville Advance. The boo k wbich will be extensi vely cir- culated , sets ofi! the manifold attractions of Amit yville in a way, that while truthful is very pleasing and should result in bri n ging many people to this vicinity this year. Mr. Gr iffen ' s enter- pri se is to be commended and a perusal of the pam phlet will pav any one. The Health Board me ' t here on Wed- nesday with every member present. Supervisor Dail y was again named as chairman . Clerk Inglee a s secretary and r egistrar of vital statistics. The com- mittee on sanitory laws reported pro- gress and tbe general h ealth of tbe townshi p was said to be good. J. Henry Daily ' s cert ificate aa a licensed undertaker was received. Da yid Bend- he iin was appointed citizen member at tbe session of tbe town board last week. Housecleaning Time. Camphor balls , Camp hor gum . Insect powder. Carbolic acid , Piatt ' s chloride , Electroiono. R OBINSON ' S P HARM A CY . Main Street. Tbe Young Men ' s Club of Amit yville re-organized ou Wednesda y evening by e lecting Harry A, Inglee , president; William Lauder , vice president; and D aniel Davison secretary and treasurer. Tbe membershi p baa been limited to fi fteen and arrangements are now un derway to lay out tennis court s and in every way promote , sociability and athletic sports. The onb will give a private dance iu the near future. Tbe committee in char ge are: Barry A. In g lee , William Wicks and W illiam Lander. - ' . Special in l adies ' ready to wear Hats , Saturday and Monday, May,53 and 15. F RANK W. .mra, Dittman n Bl ock . In tbe First M. E. Church next Sun- da y evenin g, the pastor will bave for his text , \Hera Study, or the Life of J t'bn Knox. \ On tbe following Sunday, May 31 , tbe pulpit will be occupied both mornin g and evening by Rev. C. H. Bu c k , D. D. Hi t evening sermon will be in tbe nature of a lecture aud will be enti tled \ A Tonr 'Round tbe World . \ and will include descriptions of countries like Japan and Corea . On the 28 th inst., Pastor Langloi s will preach a patriotic sermon and members of the G. A. R. will attend in A body. A number of Christian people in Amit yville bave been stirred op br no ticing the nnmber of persons who are not habitual church attendants. They bave de fiided to undertake a special service in tbe Lyceum on Sun- d ay 'afternoons. A wide awake com- mittee has arranged for good music and some spe akers from abroad bave been secured. Tbe first ot the se gospel mass meet ings will be beld at 4 P M , on Ma y 21. Tbe Rev. J. Havergal Shep- p ard , pastor of the Baptist Chnrc h in Bab y lon , w ill address the meeting. At the regular monthl y meeting of tbe fire department thia week it was voted to have a department d ress parade on the morning of Decoration day. Both c emeteries will be visited and graves of departed ones will be de corated. Charles Hirsch and Wil- liam Visusel were appointed a com- m ittee to perfect the arrangements for t be day, S pecial in ladies ' ready to wear Hals , Saturday und Monday, May 18 and 15. F RANK W. S MITH , Dittmann Block. Hilda Spon g , a wellknown and popn- lar actre ss , h as purchased tbe Claussen property ou Upper Broadway. Tho new owner expects to bave a house w anning on Tuesday evening next , wben tbe guests present, who will come from New fork and Brooklyn , will bring an imals of every description in order t'.at the fair owners farm may be prop- erly stocked. Clarence Corey, the Park avenue ha ckman , whose arrest on the charge of petit larceny as told in our last issue , was t iled before Justice Tatem , at Wantag h on Wednesday, and was dis- charged , tbe complainant , Mrs. Mary Quegiey , of tbi . village , being unabl e to convince the presiding magestrate that her statements were true. The engagement is announced of Mies Ethel M. T. Beebe , of ' this village , and Ro yal Seaman Powell, who also cl aims Amityville as his home. No 'date for tbe nuptials baa been set. Tbe groom elect is at present a corporal in tbe United States Marine Corps and is a son of the late Coat lea Scudder Powell. Sp ecial in ladies ' ready to wear Hats , Saturday uud Monday, May B and 15. F RANK W. S MITH , Pittmaon Bleck. The financi al statement of Treasurer Jarvis C. Ba yli s , of tbe First M. E. Cburc b , sh ows total reo^pts of 8508.28 versus a total expenditure of 8511 58 , thus leaving a net balance of $66.70— a very en couraging showing. \Conk\ Wanser . the veteran back- driver , who baa been off dnty for nearly a year past , is again on bis accustomed seat on Powell' s sta g e , and bis return to duty has caused genuine rej o icing among his many friend t and patrons. Amit yville and Lindenhurst bowling teams will meet at the alleys of tbe former this Frida y evening. The visi- tor s have a big handicap to overcome , bot wbetber viotoriou. 3 or vanquished expect to put in a large evening. Pyrogra pbio supplies st R OBINSOB ' B P UARJ * ACT. Main street. News Dealer Quick now sports a new auto , which he aces for business and pleasure alike , principally tbe former , as he is too busy a man to give much lime to pure fan. A gent for Obto Motor Company ' s Engines suitable for all king* ; of farm work. Four on exhibition at aed can ba seen running at W ICK ' S SHIP YARD, Ocean avenne , Amity- ville. Street Commissioner Garry O. Haff has been busily , at Work this week grading tbe sidewalks on tbe west side of Broadway, directly sooth of ibe rail- road track. The improvement is a noticeable one. Gr ievance day witb the Village Board of Assessors occurred here on Tuesday , wben tbe assessment roll was reviewed. No one bad any very earioss com plaint and matters went along smoothly. Spencer B. Griffen ' s new real estate office adjoining the town'clerk' s office , on Broadway , la rapidly bearing com- pletion and will soon be ready for occu- pancy. Mrs. Smith , wife of the well known Captain George Smith , sustained a p araletic stroke on Thursday, and but littl e bores are entertained of her re- covery. ! Lindenhurst - Owlets cancelled the en- g age m e nt to p la y tbe iretura game with the Amityvilles here tbis Friday eve n ing and a new date wiU bave fo be named. • ¦ :;. * . - - --;. :* Special in ladies ' ready to wear Hats , Saturday and Monday, May 13 and 15. F RANK W. S MITH , Dittmann Block. Commissioner Grieble seceived bis share ot the Peek-kill gravel thia week and tbe m aterial baa bcea . spread on Weilwood avenue , north Horn tba rail- road. Next Monday ni ght the fire depart- ment will hold their regular monthly dr i ll , a practice tbat Is to be continued from now on until autumn* . A wheel , tbe property ot Dr. Latour- e tte, was stolen on We__-Sd_ * * froM the latter ' s country seat on dock' s boule- vard. The AmltyvlUe ud Rocirilla Centre ball teams will *oss bats bete on Sat- urday and a fine game is premised. Tbe Newpoint Ion , * with Ewen Hatheway as proprietor , ' opened th is week. When e ' er yon fad impending 111 , And need a magieHtttsi'ifl. No other ono win aa the BBl Like DeWitt' s tttWgS&tFjShaea. The famous Little Wk IB-artr , -Users curo Constipation, Sick Heiioefce- Bgllnro-me , etc. They never gripe or sicken, tat lap-art «trly rising energy. Good for e&IMxwn or adults. Sold by Heffley Drug Oo. I Amituville. The Cop iague post ofi-* ' was entered b y a sneak thlet between fonr and five o ' clock on tbe afternoon ot Tuesday, May 2 . and bills MaS~Bma : - - .aaKmat- in g to between $40 sad 8W waa taken. The money waa kept in ft died box ln a closet in the post oOe*. Ms *. Howell , wife of Postmaster Bo* *rtB- .»l» ITMln charge of tbe o ffi ce atapfsA ettt tot a moment. Sbe was no . g aJByfr r over thre e minutes but ' apgnwnUy lon g enou gh to allow th* 1/tBif t *tho Was evidentl y watching, to *W>fr MOB, take the money. Tbe ramnty w '5? 8 ^*\ covered but PostastfW WNu i»pt the matter a secret . MU Bbsndw of t bis week , when ibrWWS of tte inci- dent leaked out It W|i _ ___ _ q *B. tbe job was undertakes! mf m il ad ont ty bal F«rJaa , bat bfMrtttt 1t U not known. Coplo tfu *. In the presence of a very large and atten tive congregation , tbe comer stone of the n ew Church of Our Lady of Per- petual Help was formally lai d on Sunday a fterno on. Rt. Rev. Mon. McNamara , V. G., officiating. The ceremon y which be g an promptl y at 3 30 , lasted over an hour , and was very impressive. The procession to the church was under escort o f Wrieth' s Band , tbe Knights of Columbus aud tbe St. Joseph' s Society. Tho pillars , which are to support the altar , were first blessed and the cere- mony was repeated until tbe entire fonndation bad been consecrated. The laying of tbe corner stone , a bi g block of Connecticut brown stone , then fol- lowed , Rt. Rev. M on. McNamara , V. G. , performing the ceremony with a silver trowel. Reposing in a box in the stone were cop ies of the Snn , World and Times of tbat date . Ma y 7 , 1 905 , several coins and medal s of tbe same date , and. a parchment statin g when and by whom tbe corner stone was laid , also the name of tbe Pope , the pastor . Rev. Father Henn ; Bisbop McDonnell , President Roosevelt. Governor Hi gj -ins and Super- visor Dail y. This was done to prove positivel y, in case the stone was ever opened , when the church was built. Mon. Pet er Dauffenbach , of Hol y Trini- ty , Brookl yn, then delivered the ad- dr e es in German , and Rev. Father T ierney. of St. Joseph' s. Babylon, s poke in English , delivering one of his timel y and eloquent addr esses. Among the visi ting priests in attendance w ere the Rev Fa th ers Jobn Han s elm a n , St. Bene- d i ct ' s , Br ooklyn; Fred Schneider , St. Mary ' s , Winheld; Mart in Lang. St. Boniface , Brookl yn ; Joseph Hauber , Foster Meadow ; John Hauptmann , St. Alo y sius , Brookl y n; Fa t her Benno , St. Martin ' s , Amityv ille; Peter Schwartz , St. Dominican Convent. North Amity- vill e , and Girard Spi ditnan , Farmin g- dale. The work of completing the sacre d edifice will now be pushed forward and it is expected that the bnilding will be consecrated earl y in September. Heline ' s Livery Stables , Weilwood avenue. Up-to-date rigs and tnrnonts to let at reasonable prices. Prompt service . Patron- age solicited. C KA **!-- ' H ELIN O . Prop. lmCtl The entire faculty of the Lindenhurst Union School has been re-engaged , ex- ceptin g Miss Gran t and Miss Platt , wbo bave res i gned . Mi s s Grant has acce p ted a more lucrative position in the school of New Rochelle and Miss Platt bas secured a position at hei- borne in Oueonta. Miss Wheeler a graduate of Geoeseo Normal , aud Miss Scougall , of Oueonta Normal , have been engaged to fill the vacanc ies. The Tabard Inn Libra ry remains at Quick . News Depot. A gran d sociable and dauce wiil be beld in Gleste ' s Hall , Lindenhurst , on Saturday. M ay 13 at 8 o ' clock. Mus ic will be furnished by L. F. Wreith' s orchestra. Refreshments on sale at the ball. Admission free. A fine time is promised , and no one will make a mis- take if tbey attend this event. Time Tried and Merit Proven. —One Minute Cough Curo Is right on time when it comes to curing Coughs, Coup, Whooping Coughs , etc. It is perfectly harmless , pleasant to t,.ke and Is the children ' s favorite Cough Syrup, Sold by Heffley Drug Co. The dance under the auspices of the F. of G. W. A. A. took place on Satur- day evening las t at Washington Hall and was very largel y attended. Mies Louise Heling and Frank Wessel were awarded tbe pr ises in the waltzing contest. Tbe F. of G. W. ' s ball team defeated tbe Farmicgdales at the latter village on Sunda y by a score of 5 to 3, 4k&&$s3& Sold by G. W. Irmisch , Lindenhurst Farmingdale The new school buildin g for the pri- mary departments is to be bnilt as s oon as a suitable plot of eronnd can bo pur- chased. Tbe crowded condit ion of tbe school makes it necessary that arrange- ments be made so that the intermed i a te grades will h ave the nse of the entire bn ilding now in use. Tbe news tbat automobile stages are to run through tbis village , connecting with Am i tyville , M elville and Hunting- ton , has been received witb much satis fa ction bv tbe residents. I lindenhurst.
