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-Sed - C-d Prices on All SUITS an d OVERCOATS Examine Our Stock Before Porcha s in g Elsewhere The Quality Clothier NEW YORK AVE. HUNTINGTON , N. Y. ¦\\ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦' ¦' 'riintn-i n^ m ^B mrnm ^ nmmamtmi a tYi ^ ommmmf ^ mmmm ^ * * sol fi y t ffis ¦ . specials tii Ib HTS . ' - ' 30 x 31/, U.. S. Tire :. ' .., . ' ..... ; ..... $6.79 With'Tube , ,7.98 31x4 U. S. Cord .$12.39 - W ith Tube .......:.;...,.. ' 13.98 32 x 4 Zev. .Cord $11.79 With Tube .. ........ 13.49 F ord Lock Wheels . : .......,..... .. ' • $7.29 A pproved by all Insurance Companies Boyce-ite , 3 cans for 1 59c Chains to fit all si ' 2;es of Balloon Tires § Distributors For I American Gears , Timken and New. Departure Bearings I an d Rep lacement Parts I ONLY ONfe , STORE i NO OTHE R CONNECTIONS I. New York Ave. Tel: 13 Huntington T J i— ¦ —— »» — H 9 llMl U Mim ^ mmmtmm M w *mr mMa * m / m x rmmmm ^ mm * mm h ^ mMmi ¦_ in f \ u » W n »««w » I — --¦ \ \ \ ( \ ; — ' • — ; ¦ \ ¦— L__ ^ . _ i _ t _ ;; . . - ¦¦ - - - \ - - , i - - - - - ' -^^ £ : ;>;-; '- i-i fr ; ¦ ¦ - .. - I Eig I t e c liicit o ii ¦ ' ' J\ ! Ladies ' and Children ' s Coats and Hats 1 Boys ' Suits , O vercoats and fflackinaws At THE iPA i . it- M. LEFKOWITZ 278 Main Street Hun tington Shoe Shop \THE STORE , FOR SERVICE\ 3 99 N. Y. Ave. N. FRANK, Prop. Tel. 959 EX C LUSIVE AGENCY WALK - OVER SHOES FOR MEN AND W OMEN BUSTER BROWN SHOES F O R C HILDREN FWW ( ; » « W » ——w— w» « w w ia w > ¦ — — ¦ - —/! wi— « fmmmmmmm ' f ,m p mm n ^ m- } -mr0tifm\i n m i u t r i pM » i miw i- H » » M — «-M DOLLAR DAY - Satt iM ay , Jan,, Jj ^ 1.25 WORTH OF GOODS FOR jtfl.00 Wha tever you need buy Saturday, January 10th , nnd on every Dollar Purchase you Ret 25c worth of Ro ods Free. DO NOT MISS THIS SALE DA SiLVA 5 c-10c-25c Stores Cori> . MA IN STREET , HUNTINGTON FARMINGDALE. Urn. Cheste r Post , who liar, Ijeeu >ii ' is able to , bo out, a gain. Tlio usual services will lie held in c, -r iiomas ' Church Sunday. BMU' i - lclc Patt erns at Itayinoa Bros . St Tli ' e \ n« ' v ^ a \ li Mrs. Herbert Lewis. Jon i' s , al ter a short trip a r<i expected home Satu rday. . . ¦» • [ ' ¦ . ¦ . . ¦ ¦ ¦ Mr ¦ ' ' \ <' Mrs. Thomas Brown aro verv ' ha ppy over the birth of a daugh- ter , \ born December 30 , - ; 1924. i ¦ • • j l al Dnrton , of Trento n , N. . J., .6 pent tlie Mew Year * u<1 week-end at tho homo of Mrs . . Emnia .Baldwin.! „ \ s Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Cors a spent , \ew ' Year ' s Day at tho homo ot Mr. an d Mrs . Harr y Maun , of S yosset. Thomas Dunke rke , who has had tho R rip, Is amon g the many ' commuters \ K \ lr and Mrs. Ha l sey B. Kna pp have fiftirn eil , hav ing spent tho holidays 1H1I1 relatives in Port Byron , N. Y . Mrs. Mar y Feu s ch a l and daughter . Ha zel, leave Sunday for o trip of f i ov- eral weeks to West Palm 'Beach , Fla , W ednesday evening there was.. . a m eeting of the exoeutivos of the church committee , of . St.; T homas ' Clmrcli , at Dr. Kingston ' s home. . Mrs. Frank Otten gave a tea party to the Entertainm ent Committee of the Woman ' s Club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ott en is chairm an. . , \ . .;.„ • ¦ . . . . . Thieves again entered the \Farmi n g- da le Railroad stat ion and b l ew i . the safe open. About ?100 in cash is miss ing. A delegation from Bdthpage Chapter v isited Jen htha Chapter lit Hunting- t on Monda y evening and enjoyed the installati on of officers at that me . eting. ' T homas Leonard , who lias beeri con- fined at home with thn , grip, is. out aga in and able to resume work at Alex Cort ' s. .Mrs. Fred Herzo g, Mrs. Laurol i a Voorhes , and William Herzog, visited relatives of Mrs. Herzog \ In Floral Park Wednesda y. ' Conklln Ketcham , his daughters , Effie , and Adelaide , leave Friday lo spen d the wint er with Mr. Ketchum ' s ! son , Raymond , a t Palm Beach. . ' Wi lliam Taylor, of Boston , .brother to Mrs. Shannon Wrigh t , of Lenox Hil ls, returned home after .an extended v isit hero with his sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. - John ; Ba ylls , Ma in stree t , enter tained .. . about twen ty sutsu , relatives of Mrs. Baylls at a d inner party on New Year ' s Day. , ' Friday evening; the Harriet :Wilson Council will receive a v isit from some o f the State officers who will Install Ihe officers for the: . ensuin g year. There will also be initiation. ; The Rosette Club was enter tained Tuesday evening by Mrs. Forre st.Post. F ourteen members i enjoyed tho eve- n in g . Delicious refreshmen ts were served b y the hostess. : The Girls ' Friendly Society, -of the St. Thomas ' Episcop al Church, will jiald n dance Januar y 13th In the Parish J Iall. There will bo good music , and all w ill be welcome. - Harry Nostrand, Alex ' . Cort and Har ry Post motored to . Nevr . York Wednesday and visited the Mptbr Boat Show , and enjoyed \Abble ' s Irish IIOKO . \ ' i.. ,. ; . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. £ ost , Mrs. Jiuth Corsa , Mrs; Gra ce Hart p ugh / aiifl F. S. Man n , enjoyed a v dinner party on New Year ' s day nt tho home o f .Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fischer , ot Am- Jtyvlllc. fieorgo Jepperson , of Bay Sliotrie . ' • who has been manager , of. Boha qk' s Moa t .Markd t, thro ugh . request has boon trans ferred to tho Bohack store In I' atcho guo. S. Walters, of Babylon, la now mana ger of this- s torft. . ¦ . ,. Mrs. .Alar y Doud was hostess to the Royal Bridge Club Tuesday aftern oon. T lio Invited guests were Miss Doro - th y Kvar t H . Mlsa . Florence Plummor am i .Mrs. Mary Sands , Mrs. Rudolph J- mil: tend ered her resignation. Tea was nerved nt. fi o ' cloek. Tho shir t facloryr on Staples street , owii.i l by John . To s to and managed .by. Anthon y Sculto . who em ployed about thirty people , v.as , des troyed by flro last week. The firemen' ritd oxcollcnt work kee ping tho firo from other build ings. Tho Woman ' s Bible Class ot tho M. h. Church hold Its monthly mootin g nt iho homo at Mrs. aoor g o H. Smith Tue sday afternoon . Mrs. if. B. Knapp was elec ted us Presiden t; Mrs. Fred Wllcook , Vlco President. A program m charge of Mrs . Kna pp was enjoyed , severa l poems wore rend and two vo - v d i' r olH ] >y MrH - Prank Pike nnd »< ' . K \ \ l ,n w < >ro rendered. Miss Kva Poolo enterta ined the Del- Ii ' ,\Uilia Societ y Monday . evening. M„? ^ n \ \ , ' ' \muo - R VVI,B \' 01u e r nml 10 followin g elected : ProRld ont, Em- lly Denton; Vino Pres ident , Kva Pooln; S» \ MI» Totton : . TrouBur o p . MUabnth Whiiloy ; Cluilriiin n of Social \im, ' , ' w ''i u , ' v i, ulu mil W U lmlnnim of \ »n . i 1,, ! lp c °» » >iltloo. Vlol h Unlliiy, nee i W 1,B o,| J° y o<1 ¦ \«« r tlw ])lHi f |,V i' \ , \ y , ' OVonln B . ,)r ' OftVlll s qn , in ii \ \ P w lntonrton t ot tho Brook- '\ i ° „ rtl1 niHtrlot , iiro ui ilied at. tho « 7 n ?.„ a . or . vlB . 0 oC tUo M - w - Church j fm , i, V , ,lel ? lQ PfoHlil o il • over the rour lii in art o rly coiKoronco. A largo fMi ' ! ,m , !! lt 0U w l ^ moil him with o An M 1 \ 10 ?, \ f «»o' Oltlo l nl Hoard. ir ,n n ! i, \\ nl y „ K0011 ro » on w « » '\ ' \'I V t i , l0 > v - w l(;f !! (I c ' • A ¦ »nonlmo«B r otiin ? ™ i.i ,,l ton . ' „ 1, lvl,,,, B t,(u I'«Htor . t.) \turn with a ? 2 00 Inc roii n o In Hulury. Hu land was hold by hit- ..neighbors nnd friends was witnessed by an over- crowded church. Abou t l t iO Klans- men in ; robes wcro: unable to enter tho church. The interment was in Lower Melville Cemeter y, where the Klan services were held. WOODB U RY Advices froni 'Palm Beach , Fla: , say that Otto H. Kahn Is expected to ar- rive d there - today (Friday). Mr. and Mrs. S. Frank Varr Slse and Harold Van 'Sise , are spen ding a week with New Jerse y friends and relatives. Miss Gladys Meyer has been suffer- ing the past-week with a bad attack of rheuma tism.-. ¦;- s The Misses Clara and Grace Van Sis o spent par t of last, week wi th ' their sister , Mrs. Jo hn Baylls , of Farming- date. . ' - • The. Eftwor th League business and soc ial meeting was held in the base- ment o f the church on New Year ' s Eve from X until 11 o ' clock. The rest of the evening was given to a watch night service. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Whitson of Eng l i shtowa , N. J., were guest s of Mr. an d Mrs. Louis C. Piquet on Monday. A gnes ; arid Wilbur . Piquet returned li o me afte r . s pending the holiday sod- ium with their grandparents , in En g - l lshtown. N. J.. ABM FIRE DISTRICT AT COLD SPRING HARBOR At a roceiit ' mee ting of flie *' Suffolk Su pervisors > n . resolution was intro - duced an d-passod adding to tlio ter- ritor y of tho Cold Spring .Harbor Flro District. Tho resolution reads as fol- lows! , - . ¦ • ' ¦ ¦:• ' , ¦ •' ' ¦ . - Ail . Act , to consent ' that tho territory hereinafter described , ho annexed to the Co ld Spring Harhoi »Fire Distri ct , which said described terri tory ad- J oins : said distric t. ; , Itesolyod , That the consent of this Board Is hereby granted for tho an- nexation to the present Cold Spring Harbor , Fire Dis trict of tho herein- after -described territory nnd tha t the Clerk ot this Board bo authorized to forward u certified' co py of this reso- lution to tho ¦ Commissioners of tho Cold S pring Harbor Flro District. All that certain tract of-land situ- ated In tho Town of Huntin gton , Coun- ty . of Su ffolk, and State of New York , branded anil described as follows: Beginning at a point which Is dis- tant ono mile from the former flro liouso of tho Village ot Huntlngtoiii nnd ono mllo dis tant Irom tho Cold S prin g Harbor flro house , which point is north ot a strai ght'lino draw n be- tween tlio two tiro houses and runnin g thonco northeasterly curvin g to the ri ght center to Woat Nock avonuo, on the ar c of ii circle having a radius of ono mllo, Iho center of which circle In the Huntin gton flro house above num . tlouod , (thonco northerl y alon g the center of West Neck rtvonuo to t ho old county lino , between Queens and Suf- folk opuntios, thoiio p | westerly In n straight ' lino to Die hl g hwator line of Cold S pring Harbor , followin g partly V h o center ot Wont Nock avenue , thonco wester l y .nt. right angles to thn g on o ral or avera ge high water lino nf Cold S pring Harbor to tho county lino between . . Nassau nnd Suffolk counties; theucn noiith alon g n alil county lino to n point which Is ono i nlln from tlio Cold Spring Harbor flro house , thence easterly curvin g.lo Iho ri ght on the arc of u clrclo hav- ing a radius , of ono mllo , the center nt s nlil elrelo bo i n g the Coul Spring Harbor flro Iiouho , to the place of b o Riimlnff. \ \ .. •• i' r.ugar snaituolt , o t lrvin g ton , N. J., spen t New Year ' s at the parental \ome. v i •* 4 S« '3 fflt Mrs. W. II. While is on the sick list the past week , wi th qutnsv sore throat. . Mr. and . Mrs. Wm. Stew r .rt wcro.at their countr y home on New Year ' s Da y. Biittr.rlclt Patte rns and Hemstitch- ing. SIiikoi' . .Sowing . Machine Com- pany, Now York Avenue i— AAi. Mrs. Frank Thurber has .been con- fined to li c r home from qvslii s v sore throat. . . , M iss Edna Lockwood has returned to St. Paul , M inn. Sho is Dr. Harris ' s assis tant in Biometry. Work on the new school house 'is to begin at once , as it . is promised to be finished In seven months. It osen ' s , at the Station , lor bargains , Januar y 7-17. See adver tisement on page 7. —Adv. Wi lilard Kaylor has return ed to his studies at Wesleyan College , after a two weeks ' ..vacation at nome. Mrs. O liver Shultz and Mrs. James M itchell have - been confined to their homes with heavy colds. U ho Hillocks , who were formerly, on the deForest estate , are to take charge o f an estate at Koslyu. . \ Muuslngwear \ Is not hig h er , in pri ce but much better in quality. At Hnymon Bros. —Adv . Mrs. Ella Watson , of Friendship, ' is at the honie of Mrs. Mary Stivers and M iss Louise Newman. We underst and s he will jnake Cold Spring her home. The Health Clinic is open daily . ex- cept Sunday, from S:30 to 9 A. M. and 1 to 2 P. 11. Phone No. 992. Miss Jean , the nurse; is in attendance. : The Red Cross Nurse . Is at the Cold S pring Harbor 'H ealth Center froni S:30 . to 9 . A. M. and from 1 to 2 , P. M. da lly except Sunday. Telephone Cold Spring Harbor 992. ¦ Mr. and . Mrs. A. F. Requa enter. tained on New . Year ' s Da y, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller , of New ' . York / and then visited Mrs. Carl Sharpe , ot Hunt- ington , who was ill. The firemen wer e called out New Year ' s mornin g to help extinguish a fire on Walter Abrams ' property. Nq great damage was done , but bettor sa fe than sorry.. . < ; The Rev. Wm; Bennett, being sick with a heav y cold on Sunday, caused t he M.,E. Church to omit the eve n ing service. We ho pe to see him on Jauu ; ar y llt o . in his accustomed , place. -• , - ' The fourth number in the series of enter tainments at the library will take place Wednesday, . Januar y l - J th , Ro bert A. Burlen , a play recitalist , will be with us , and he is a whole host in hiniself. His program t will be a varied overture. COLD SPRI N G HARBOR. ' LEADS EGG CONTEST , , In their effort to settle down to busi- ness some pullets on the Contest plant arp going to an extreme ' . . Las t week we re ported thq. performance q£ a ¦White Wyandotte , that Jafd two eg gs ii ^ o i ie da y. This week , two very large e ggs were laid. On January 1st , a Rhode Is land Red , No. . 70-7 , v; owned b y. Lone Oak Farm , Moborly, Mo., laid an egg we ighing an even four ounces , - It Is 6 ' /i inches measure d around the center an d 7% inches measured around the ends. It Is normal in texture .nnd of. desirable brown color. Not to be outdone , a Barred: Rock pullet , No. 91-8 , owned b y Atlantic Farm ,.Speonk , L. I., laid an egg, on December 2Sth , that weighed 3% ounces. It measured 6.% inches by 714 Inches; It is normal (u texture , and tinted in color. - It Is worthy of note that neither of these birds laid the day following. their unusua l performance. Needless to say, the birds could be credited with on ly one e ggi. although tliey wei ghed twice as much a s the average egg. A pen of ,Wh ite Leghorns entered by Sunny Slope Farm, and Reds from West Neck Farm tied for first place with a score of 43 eggs each. • Barred Roc ks entered by H. W. ' Van Wink le were second with a production of 3S eggs. Third place went to Southdown Farm ' s Reds , that laid . 36 eggs. . . . . Wal-Ruth Po ul try Farm ' s W yandot- tes an d A. C. Jones ' Barred Rocks tied for fourth place with 33 eggs to their cred it. . . . /The 1 , 000 pullets laid ' l ,30 9 .. r eggs during the nin th week of the Contest. This is a production of 18.7 per cent. The product ion for the week Increased 249 eggs above . ' last week' s pro duc- tion , t his is, however , 723 eggs less than for the ninth week last year. The variety leaders to date , with the number o f eggs laid by the ten pul- lets since November 1 , 1 9241 are: Whi te Leghorns—Paul. F. Smith , Vineland , N.J., 322; Sunny Slope Farm , Owego , N. Y. , 273; Stewart: L. Purdie, Skaneateles, N. Y., 2115 ; John P. Gas- son , Versai lles; Ohio , 242: j. B. Glbb , New Brunswick , N. J., 219. . S. C. Rhode Island Reds—West Neck Farm , Huntington , N. Y. , 312; South- down Farm , Huntington , N. Y., 196; Beacon Poultr y Yards, Linden , N. J., 162. S. C. Rhode Island Whites—Palmet- to Farm , Latta, So. Carolina , 27. • Whi te Wyandottes—E. . D. Elmer , Portvllle. N. Y.. 219; Wal-Ruth Poultry F arm , Hicksville , N . Y., 1S4. W hite Plymouth Rocks—Davidson Brothers , Upton , Mass., 145. Barred Plymouth Rocks—H . W. Van Winkle , Camden , N. Y. , 250; A. C. Jones , Georgetown , Del., 172; Atlantic Farm , Speonk, N. Y., 118. ' The weather con ditions at the Con- tes t plant during' the week were ao follows: . . . • Ran ge of Temperature Datft Low High General ¦ - Dec. 27 28 42 Partly cloudy. \ 28 11 30 Clear. . \ 29 16 30 Clear. \ 30 25 48 Partly cloudy. \ 31' 32 12 ' Dam p, N. . E. Wind, partly cloudy. Jan. 1 21 32 Dam p, N. E. Wind , partly cloudy. \ 2 32 42 Snow , stron g N. E. wind. Tho following top, wholesale prices govern tho egg sales at tho Contest , January; 1 , 1925: , White at 70c; Brown at 68c; Pullet at GOc. ¦ Y onlfpi s oh-Lon e Inland know noth- ing of the tri p by. rail . to New York which Include d a sail across the East River on the; ferry whlcl l - tho Long Island.Railroad , now pro poses to close because tho traf fic dooa not pay. . A Journe y to town . moans , to them a continuous tri p In well heated nnd e lectrically lighted cars . which give a final thrill In their ilnah Into a tube be- nea th the waters ot that artcr - y of commerce se parating Queens Boro ugh from Manhattan. In tho good old days— and the y nre not fifteen years old—the traveler had a choice between going to Manh attan by way of Brooklyn or by way of Long Island City, 'fho former did not Invo lve a ferry trip, but it did mean either u trol ley car vldo over tho Broolt . l yn Hrld g o und the customary holdup by traffic con gestion on Fulton or Washin gton streets , or both, or nn elevated ' train r l do to the l)rid g o and but. that whs a few years back—a transfer to llm cable road runnin g , over It. From Jamaica to tho city, however , you wont , you tra vnlod on n train ' drawn by . un. on g lno nnd It was not the road of anthr ucltn , At Lon g Is- land City Iho wnllc to tho ferry sli p was cold In winter, warm . In - sum mer nml 111 -s molli i i K lit all mmnonB , which hi u peculiarity of all forty slips. On Iho other iildo was a climb on tint olu - vntoil a liilr s . for n train whl a h would lake you only ns fur nn Third avenue at tlio most nnd thoro you would have to change for poln lH ,ui> nnd down town. Or you might take a 'l inr s o car ncroHH 31th street nnd transfer lo nu- mb er nt Homo Jnlni 'HoctliiR point. Wot onl y wus thu Journey ultomled with much lean cnml' ort , hut 1 1. wan much slow er, Fully an hour must bo th u saving \\m l t>r Ihe prtmont nrran g i i- niiinl. to.tlionii . liqunil i t Cow miles from tho p iano , where the limits u n oil lo land on thn Now York nlitn—nml still do land but will cense lo li inil If thu I 'lillraad cit lTlmi Its point. hoim boho for good will tin all thn fnrrliiH untwonh Din g Inland ami Ma n- hattan, (lone lon g ago nro llm bonis from Lon g liil a nd Oily to \Wall Htriinl , which gnvu di s tinction to vhu cov rn mi l- or wliomi ' . lib u rn , M - oulil lnt-,Jil|ii Inlin that comfortable imt' f in tlmi hot. ilnyn (if nunimor, Next yen v. will non tho nmiHln i f ot' thn locomotive in the tin- biirbiin nervine on thin nlilu of llm Is- land, Another few yours iiud ; linliui will run without iiIi i ii at .TaiiiiiIcii , lc, Mnn- hu ltun through a iiulnvny by way of Brooklyn und u lormliml uoiir llm pron- nn i. I'miiii Jliul lmi. A fnnliii itln pro- plumy ? Who will say no who mm Clone hlii o ycii iiuil. ,|>Inliirii ' Ir n vul on tlw Lon g I nlMul when tlio ' J Hlh n irnnt f- 'i'i - y wnii In itn liuy -i lnyy — Aiulty v lllo Ro o oi ' d . Thirty-fourth Street Ferry Theatens To Close. . Do You Know I Vi fl ll buy eripugh . OA i & OORING to floor a room 12 feet by 12 feet. Lay ing this flooring can be accomp lished in a day ' s time. Ri g ht over the old floor. No mess- No dirt to talt about. Do it now , . - & S y flS ^ / ^ % P ^ F ^ Will buy enpug h WALL BOARD to board up,the aver' age attic. You can do it yourself. All you need is a saw and hammer. Think of that good extra , space going to waste. Surprise your husband and give him that den he has been talkin g about. Or make it into a p layroom for the children. Will buy a gallon of Hi g h Standard . Liquid Paint that will coyer from 700 , to SOO square feet. . . Very easy to use. . Make your house look new arid set .the examp le iri your nei ghborhood. Can be had iri a wide selection of colors. Come in ind see u j and we . will be . g lad . to tell . you more about -what you . can Ho to add . to the appearante and val' ue of your house. . Or Phone 20 ^ —The Pependable Number. ; : ' : 'SJ ' \ ' : ~ \ - \S\:y ' : - ~' \ \ ., i : \ J \ : v Wj sgffl ^ • ^P b tt J 1- ; - £ ' S6 m§ TSs S gm eoAi- * i.uMaEH ' i r!EKP S f f j l a rf r HW B TIKOTOI T . STATIOS xc w ronii - ' - REAL # I PB COM ^ ORl f ! DiitiHiii P t j ^ W itii D unfrill TbBa6co ! Get the two at the FUNNELL . & . COOK PHARMACY MAIN STREET HUNTINGTON , L , I. J ¦ ' - ' ' ' . .- Storm Sash I ' S t or f s i Doors fi :i P J ea t h er Strips - | , ., .... , . . . „. . . . , . .;.... j 1 'W l ntiejf . c qiil ptriciu f or i j lic jiotisc tltat make for [ionic ji comfort this winter ant! for ninny winters to ironic. i ,j . I Brn fmi o n S a s f i & Door Co, , - .f O ' fii . ^ B I LE . ' . , ' , 1 , 106 White Leghorn Pullets 500 Wlute Lej j li .pni Hens ^ , , ¦ ; NOW LAYING Pullets , $1.75 each ; Hen?, , $1,25 eadi . , , . ;,, O U YGR i J ' . CHOICE .HEABOW W & ' O ia * 'AIIM , On Jericho T u rnpik o . -i '. v,.. ¦¦ .. . • ' ... . . Wun tlndtpn , , One - ol Dhtl i r Mllj , Eii n t of peai' ;., P« r l< A ^ e ntio. ¦¦ ' \ ' ' J ! ' : \ l '•' . •' . • \ ¦ — ^- * \ \ . ' \ \ ^ —\' . ' ' ¦ ' . i i i ' .i '\ i i... . ' . ,. . - „ . . ;, , ,.. , , : , ! . .; ¦ , \..u nev. .wiumm steniDic u er umt u il in marriage Defcomber 2Sth Miss Miir ear- etta Now qulat , daughter o f Mr. atttl Mrs, , - . Charles F. Ne\v<iulst „ to Charles Frankof a ka. The bride was gowned In., w ljlt9 satin and carried a shower Uouaiiet. - Tlio bridesma id was her aunt , Miss Anna Guttenberger , who wore orchid satin. The bes t man was Martu s Sierclt. A wedding br eakfast followed at the home of the bride , about thir ty guests attending . She wds the reci pient of many beautiful presen ts. : After a short honeymoon trli v - the y will return to their newly furnished apartment in the Geigei building. - . - • ¦ ... , - , :,. - Newqulst ^ -Frankofsk a . . .. , At : tho regular jnor u .lng service, the marble baptismal - fon t given In mem- cr y of Oscar W. Paries will be dedi- cated , followed by tho bapti smal ser- vice. . . ' . . - . , , ..: v jTh o Young Peo ple ' s Service.at G: 15 will ho led b y > lr. Weldner. Ills topic will be \ The i ilpme. \ The evening son g service will begin promptly at 7:30 ,.followed by the reg- ular evenin g service. The Junior League will be hold .Mon- da y afternoon , at S:aih Tho class in pre paratory member- shi p Will meet Wednesday afternoon , at 3:30 , in the lecture room of the church. The mid-wee k .service will bo held Wednesda y, evening, at .7:45. . . T i ie . Ladies ' -Aid will meet Thur sday afternoon , ht 3 o ' clock. Methodist; Churc h Notes. . i uoio i. -i u n uxioni uiat . onu can t pla y every instrument in tho band , yet llobert Burlen , the young man sche duled to appear at . the Cold Spr a ng Harbor . Library,. Wednesda y, evenin g, January 14 , at S o ' clock , on . at least one occasion , came ver y near being the whole band. It seems that Bur- len was boo ked with live other artists In a Boston suburb ono night for an or ganization -noted for Its demands. . for pep and. endurance from i tu entertain- ers. . Mr. .Burlen ,, was there on time ^ - but someth ing happened to the other five. Ho had originally been listed for fif teen minutes ol ' short stories and jok es , but for two hours he hold the audien ce of four hundred men breath- less with interes t. Mr. Burlen said a fterwards that he told the stories lie lrhe>v nnd made up tho rest. . When thos e were exhausted , he lead com- munit y singing. In reporting the event the organ ization stated that they ilkl no t know what had become of tho other entertainers , but they wore glad they misse d connections for Mr. Bur - len was a whole show b y himself. ' . . Mr. Burlen will present a miscellan- eous progra m at Cold Spring Ha rbor. Fro m the time he chiirgeil pins for th o big show. In his father ' s ha y-mow to hl a present pinnacle of success , Bob Ilurlon has had but one ambition , that of entertaining people. Through boy- hood Bob lilted to got the gang to- gether, and , toll them a torlos—later , in Dar tmouth Coljo g o , Uo was tho vend- or for tho Musical Clubs and a member of th e Dramatic Club. . When ho went to Franco , duri n g the war , ho hel ped organize tho first soldiers ' tdiuw produced In tho A. E, F. Af ter tho army, he tried his hand at ano ther occupation , but tho cal l of the footlights was too strong . Ho sa ys he has crossed Ills I t ublcnn , that thorn Is no satisfaction from any work com pared to that of mailing \ somo- one ' n loud the lighter, someone ' s heart ih o brighter \ through thu medium of Mm s poken word, Mr. Burle n has per- iinnallt y, oiilhu s laHin and ex per ience , lie has dc.mou n lratod mnrUod , ability to hold and to please his auilimiccs. A Host in One. vim « \ , \\\\ ' '\ tl10 \K° Of 72 CW :m } uwuy Nlw y ««» ,, h morn- a mnl i? 1 ' \! 00 ' , 1 '\ n , 0 , v ,01 '<\ W0C,IH ' rom v « ' y> \ l \ ,,,1K l,lH \ \v f\ Hurroi- M ., \ . , w »\ , v \ ''y p ailon t and J ovial , t lu, \ » . ' !' . ' , \ ' . whn vl Blt0 \ ''\ « with » . \ r , 11 \ ! 1 ¦ W, B < ! »»n'«\>rlutlo .of lll lilro ' i. n '\\ V \ .1 ll W l' low l \ 1 \ ,lv « M . h, ,L fi TS * . ¦ «\\ «»< . \t Astoria, in d i ? > \\ ,lw '\ ' or Now f ork , Minn Wl i lay of ihlii town , ami Kiiy- C „,. . 'V ' 1 \ W 1 ' 1 l' ' »fml \ iK tlulo iVl . JO. OKI MM t ' , n ' i\ ly y( \\ « nml of tl » 0 n 1 ll. v '!'' ' 1 rop ' |\«l»t'\»ii yoa ra ami H u i , :,i vh0 '\ i 1 \ 80 \ , lnoH at tliu Iiouho ¦ i \ y K OV0,,,,, K- • » ¦\ > W» omxjl tl io Kit in \¦\\\ J il , \\ \nlw » t tl ' \ Ku mmi f ' n i u[ \\ , \¦ mwinlzatloii mi- i ll i, '' . \\ J fw ' J ofMl. Th<» , tm W rnl \v|i - ) '\ tlu. M .I, (jhuruh H ' ii li . lny iV tor ! K\ 1 ' :l «><'lo« ' l f . ' Tim u«v. l i - rort i,t i Vm ' . , \\\ \ t \\ hy ll,,v ' UiiiiUorli H , lull \ e 1 , 1 \ 0 ' ' \ '»»nor ' .|iniitCir„ olti: m a iiiiit, Tlio nuiiiodt with which Mr, ' ¦ ' ii ' Jud s on r t uln nd. i. , .i l'lrui H aro anoiit compie t n tor inu lmn(|il t't lo bn held on Tun s diiy ova- iiIiik , 'Januar y tilth, by llm Htiwklinhl - urii of tho Bunk of Bubylmi whn urn to cnlobrato tho roiichln g of the 'Mil- lion Dollar , murk. Oi 'g nnlzod In Will With ft il i ' P W ii l ( Jtonk of $110 , 000 and r o HotU'Riui of .fM ,1 , «n , thn Ki'ow lh of tho hunk l|iui r h v)!i|i a tonily and Vniit , inilll now thu Htnolclin ' filiii'H noluliriilo roHoui ' i ' . ca of i! t , 02i , :iaa ut the uiumi n i: Iho yiuir , Under tliu gulilliig liiinil ot John Clinton Itnhlil iiH and a Hoard of Dl l' i mtoi ' ii anmpofloil of . Allierl. I). Haff, vl u o - proi ili joiit; John ll. Arliilc , T Homaii F, Tlnrney, V t oiiry B, l llachly, William , K -Mil lion , Kniiil lu J, Hnartt, O, . u a ymonil Unlly, , llnvvoy Woln - iiohunk, nnd Jaium i VI Alhln , iho bank , hnn biHvnmo woll Uiinwu, In W I12 tliu ur n a on t hulhlli iK wan, a roct a d, Thn I ti tj lk of Uahylni t la .a c iildm; to nerve tlui puhllu wan tho , Unit to opon flu l- Unll i y ovnuliiKH. ' H ui lij i nuimt will ha attuliiloir hy tho Mtonkholdoru and tholr wIvoh, « ! . . » .¦» Dnnk of Unbylon Pnooo o Million Mark. , Thoro has como to our desk a , vory IntnriiN lliiK pamphlet upon \Iloarln g n Iloforu tliu ( lomm l ttoo oii . ImmlKnitlon nnd Naturalization, H oii do of Bopro - Hu jitititvuH , tllxty - Wl g h l . ' aoii g rflHii i' : In which nonio lin portaiit to s tlmony Ih glv o n hy ilr. Hurry II, Luugjill u, of .tho, i i i tiRoiiicH Itocord Office of tho C u rno - glo Iniilltutlon of Washington , ,Cold H prlii g Ilurhiir , L. I, Tho work gives n preliminary report of field Invest iga - tion- ' , conc erning j i reiiniil. day human mU' . rn iHaiti,, wlih uuvlluulu r. rutureiico to ra cial.mid niitlonul , fort iiiioH,,|r,tatlii - llcnlly and hlologlually col l Hlilurod, Important Flndln fl s . of-Dr. Harry H. Launhlln. Hpniullii K iiniiii ' . v Ih \lie of lliu M i or - VM » 1 lwr> l Mi l«u»«K «f life. Point for Al t otipf .i ' u Ilaynioinl ; Chu s hlra In rocov o rliiu from an a ltank nf Iho grip. Boson ' s , at (ho .Station , for bargains , January 7-17. ' He - o lulvorllil e moiu on lillg o 7. ---A<I V. , . At | i i Hnmu' RaUirduy night Ian! the migngtinuml. ivmi aniiiinueml of Wins KliMiiiiir H parl i ii , dau ghter of Sir Ash- le y ami Lady Minn Bpai'lui , of llilii liluco , and Jnrdun Uiwrei iu u Motl , 3rd, Mr. Moll ' ii Ki ' nmlfHll iHi' Iu p i ' MHlilimt of Ilia Moll , linn Wur k n . Jom i ph Holiliiiioii . iHu purliUiJiiiliinl of Urn Jamofi A. . I l lii'ilnn (<Htale , |n llilii lilnoo. whtivo Iho P rlimu of VVnlnii innilu hlii iiendiMiarlern while In Amm - j c n hint minrawr , hint been en joying thn l u illiluy iii. 'iimm a|. bin old liom i i In lOn gland , ' .Mr. ' Hohliuiou wan I ' ormofly imiiui'liiL oiiiimil of jt j ui ' l ( I rn y ' ii imta to lio l' o ii. * uniulim to Aineiicii, SYOSSET.
