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Lighting Up Firef lies William Crel ghton of Princeton university has succeeded In \ short- circuiting \ fire flies so they will re- 1 mii ' n \lit. \ The scientist In jected ad- ren alin with a tiny syringe between the segments of the body of the in- set-is. This caused muscular contrac- tion whli. Ii produced a continuous sup- ply of oxygen to the light-producing ce lls. Crelghton says that heavy doses of the adrenalin have kept Individual fireflies \lit up \ for an entire day. Lit ter , however , t hese insects died. It was found that lighter doses of the chemica l produce from three to four hours of steady light CHURCH NEWS AND NOTICES Sayvllle Methodist Church , Rev. Martin O. Olsen , pastor. 1 0 a. m. Sunday School. Specia l missionar y address by Miss Rachel Brooks , who will s peak about her ex- perience s In China. 11 a. m. Divine Worship and ser- mon , \Spiritual Lessons from the Book o f Jonah. \ 6:30 p. m. Bpworth League service. 7: 30 p. in. Song service and sermon , Read ing ot the General Rules ot the Church , and address on the sub ject : \Meth odistism and Its Ideals. \ Church notes—The beautiful flow- ers u pon the altar were presented by Mrs. Slmonson. The pastor and George Biggs rep- resen ted the Church at the gathering of Methodist men at East port last Friday night at which time a great feast was served , and outstanding m inisters and laymen spoke of the work of the Method ist Episcopal Church in Brookl yn and ou Long Isl- and. The Ladies Aid Socie ty met last Wednesda y in the church at which time' the pastor was invited to attend the meeting to council with thiin con- cerning the best way to advance the work of the society. ' The Ladies ' Aid Society will hold a food sale on Friday, October 15th from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m., in the Grand Cen- tral building. At the meetiug of the Official Board helii last •week the reports showed the excellent condition of the church , financially, due to the excellent financ- ing of the treasurer. It was decided a t the meeting to invite all the people of the church to the Board meetings he ld on the fourth Thursday night of every month at 8:30 p. m. A t the first meeting held for the purpo se of consider ing the bes t night for the mid week prayer service , it was decided to have the meeting ev- ery Thursday at 7:30 p. m. It is hoped that a large number o£ the people of the church will reserve Thursday nights as Church night. The first meeting of the .Methodist Social Union will be held on Wednes- day evening and it is hoped a large num ber of people will plan to he present. This is an opportunity to get bette r acquainted with one an- other as well as to enjoy a good social time. Last Tuesday, the District Superin- tendent called the pastors of the dis- tric t together at Bay Shore for ,i Spir- itual Retreat. The local pastor was present at the gathering. The Trustees met last Sunday ev- ening at the close of the service to V'nsider some of the essential needs elk the church. Every effort is being pnV fortli by the officials of the church to Bwi ' v e rVif . church comfortable and at tractive, as wefi 't-s helpful in every way. The gathering of Methodist , me n ill New York City on the 2. r )t li aWi -lit h of tliis month will be one m ' . be gre atest gatherin gs of this kind • ver held in that city, anil it will he worth while for every Methodist layiu.ui to pl an ' .o he present. Sayvllle Congregational Church , George Hubert Lewis , p astor. Sunday. October 17. l!»Jt! . in a. in. Sunday School. 11 a. in. Morning wor ship. \Step s u> the Throne. \ 7 p. in. Christian Kwlvuvnr. I!ally tiny was very eiw mii- .i' -iim t he alleiiilance ln-inn . x11 1 i¦ in ai spite of t ' .ies d ark ami fur i-liiiiiiiH: ii. i • ¦ I' oiiai v grayer meet iims we!- , ' ¦ •: with m-eal profit (turiui ; lai \\a: , ' -i - . Another selics is la-ill.. - , u lalllieil [,, < I llh I ' .ill. The III - . Ill ' e l ill\ .. ' , : i :¦¦ .i l til \ hi' lll\ of Mi ' . - I ' . \ Hi! \ , i: l: I'Mwarils <t re el . V' . ' ill • ' •• ¦ i: t % ii. - - .m - O. 'loliiT UI' lll. I' ,. '- ilie off, r:..: i 1 ¦ 1. • rr . i , : l. 'i ¦ • . le ,,, !¦.: ¦ ,.f :' ¦ \ : 'I ¦:¦ , .. ' • ' - .:. . - ,<¦ ¦- . ¦ : ¦ \ : ' • I ti. I... I , 11 / ¦' ¦ I- ' * C.liri. i cm i \ :• ( - • ' i - .el ' - Cnu rch , WV- :- ' :i > - vl: ;. ' . . i . I. . \. i. ' . ' . ' ¦ leu , n, -|., r. ¦i: , '» u in. . Ho. -\ :.. ' . ' .. 'I' ip 111 Ki:r Ha ll. II n. HI. ' . - ' .nl ulir Si ' hmil HiM'vlCe . 2:: iu p. iii. .Mi ' Viioon \vnrnhlji Ii lloUuiiil. 7:. ' lii p. in Kvi ' iiiiiK worship lu Km; llsh. Hiirlnu .lulv ami Annum ; 7:fll\ K. ou St . John ' n P. E „ Church , I lnhumlu. llov. Jdi uipli II. Ilonil , roctor. 2: Ml p. in. chiiri h Hehonl and nor vi ce , l'Minvois for ihn nltnr avo th«i K lft ot Mrs. I.oiiIh Wuncurn. 8t. Lawrence ' s R. C:—llov. Junma A. McKuiiiih, Ilim lur , Huiulny Miihiuih: 8:00 und 10:15. 0:00 and 10:15. Do vo l loan Hiiniluy ovunlnga: 8:00, St. Joseph R. C„ Ronkonkoma!— ll ev. Win. K, Kloly, Hootor. Hunilu y Mnssiis , H:IB nnd 10:16, Devotion * Sunda y evonlns: 8:00. •t. John Nepomuosns ' s R, 0„ of Bohsmlst—llev. p, J. Msnton , Rsotor . ¦un fley Mihu i f:M »od IOiOO, ,, * peyofioni VriMt •'•»»Mtt«> ¦Mma^ BOHEMIA Mrs . John Zajic ek was a visitor in New York for two days. Mrs. G. Swanda has given up her position at the South Side Club. Mrs. W illiam Potucek and daugh- ter , Mrs. T inman , s pent Monda y in New York . Edward Ru th and Gus Bartik visit- ed some fr iends in Brooklyn last Sat- urda y afternoon. A. Kovanda and W. Benedict wit- ne ssed the last two games ot base- ball of the worl d series. Henry Koran had a slight accident last Saturday when a Ford car ran into him. No one was hurt. Miss A. Kurka went to New York on Wednesday to buy some more stock for her new dry goods store. Mrs . It. Kl eani has closed her sum- m er home but intends to make week end visits while th e weather permits. About in women were present at Ihe luncheon given at the home of Mrs. L. Wancura > i Wednesday by an aluminum ware demonstrator. Mr. ami Mrs. Josepn Siarek and three children, of New York , Frank T. Toply anil two sons, and Edward Kudolph . of A sitnriii. spent Sunday with Mr . and .Mrs. William Teply. There will lie a Hallowe ' en costume social on Wednesday evening. Oct. 26, in the John llus Parish House, given by the Ladies ' Cuild. A prize will be nlveu for I lie funniest costume. Admis- s ion . ' lap. 7412 Albert Hrabnk passed away on Sat- urday from the injuries which he sustained in an accident many weeks ago. when a building in West Say- vllle caved in on him. . >e was buried on Monday at 10 o ' clock mass , from St. Joh n Nepomucene ' s R. C. Church. The Theodoie Roosevei. republi- can Club (it Bohemia will Rive their fourth annual ball in the (' . S. P. S. Hall in this village on Saturday even- ing October 2:' .rd. Excellent music is promised by Louis Wancura ' s Orchestras ' and the tickets are 50 cents. TOtG The Ku Kln\ Klan. of Ilav Shore , has offered to the school authorities the use of I lie first floor of their big building known as Civic Hall on Fourth avenue , as emergency class- rooms for children , who. owing to th e overcrowded conditions in the school, have been on pari times. I'lans are already heinir discussed for a new sc hool buildin g to accommodate Hay Shore ' s rapidly m-owing population. Honatioiis of Sfiii . iiiin have already been made to a campaign for Sliaii . i ni'i for a r,o lied hospital to be erected on ihe south side of Nassau ronnty The estate of .Mar-hall Field anil t hat of Otto II . Kahtl. huth of tin Town of lluntiiiiiioii. are , -is-a .s-i'i l up- ward uf 51. aeh. Pi' . \ , i:l<s:- fur li'pio!' law viola \ ¦ v. -¦! ¦ ' li on!\ hy Federal apelit- friia. ' Iiaii ' lilvn in ;iud ll'-al' l- ' r.-e piir ; mi a l„ . > ;i> i. i- 11) If tile . ii,llli! llelllier linrri' W ll'T lend tin-iv ' - .i lid he III , ' IV lifeline: frici nMop- . l! lie \l .l:|. n l. ' ^s only ullei- w hen ' he\ in,.. ' . II is :i -i\ .!! they lire Lot - ' ..Ii ,¦ . . ., !.. .¦ , ¦ : - Ii I'\ ¦; _ ¦:. ' 'I i y - .I 'll ' I., he ; ! r< ¦ ' 11 1 ll. I . . . . \ :„1V - l ol'li. . . ' . \ ¦¦ . ' iii !'• . \ . . :• ¦ iv ' . . !. , .1. . ! .il\ ! P liVlnr ' i ¦ I n ' ¦¦ i ' I II,' I ' dli ¦ . ' . '111 !' |H\ | . ' • i ' .. 'I' I . -hull ll.e . ¦ Hill of > 'I\U (1(1 II,' |ip pi' ,.pri.iii .|| for fie piiri'hii- . ,' of lliii e '. ' ' . ' . Sl uill III , ruin of Willi IMI he up pl' iipi' latul fur \ etvlceH 111' . llllllllll' mill I' ln n llicer ' , ' II. Shall ihe suiii of Silwi .iiu he up propilainil I' m' Liabilit y nnd Kirn In- hllr allce ' . , ¦ 1. Sluill Ihe sum of , »r,m\ .« l> bo up- proprlnieil fur repairs and nmlntnir mi ce of llnllilll lH? Ii. Shall (lie Hum of |500 ho up- prnpi'liiled for MulnlAuiiuco of Apnnr- Ul UH? il . Hliull I ho sum of 150.00 ho ap- piop rlntcil for mirvlcim of Troaaiirorf 7. Shall the sum of $300.00 bo ap- p ropriated -for Incidental HxpaiMUHT Dutml lsllp, New York. Oct ober Olh , 11)18, , (Blined ) WARRBN 0. HAKF, Town Clerk , Town of lsllp, N. Y. 7»t» ^ New Pumps in Operation at West Sayvllle Indoor Oyster Floats Last Opportunity Tomorrow for New Voters to Register. Voting on Fire District Budget to be Held in Fir e House Next Monday. Engagement Announced of Miss Falkowski to John C. Sander. Cabin of Cornelius Roman ' s Boat Catches Fire. A party consisting of the Rev . and Mrs . A. E. Van Antwerpen . Mr. and M rs. V. J. Lambdin and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Van Pope rine left Wednesday m orning in th e latter ' s car to s pend a week touring through New Jersey, Mar yland and Pennsylvania They in- tend to stop in Atlantic City, Balti- m ore , Madison , Washington , Gettys- burg, an d many oth er points of in- terest. Wallace & Tiernan , of Newark , N. J., have instal led the pumping ap- paratus in th e oy. -ner houses of G. Winder florj - 'h & Son and William Rudolph. Tin new marliines ar e now in operation, pumping the water from the hay into the sanitarv indoor floats . The pipes were Uiul V>y Jeil- licka tiros , and John Sprague . of Say- vllle. ¦; ( oruelius Roman and Ins mate, ' Kenneth Dykstra , received a scare on [ Wednesday morning when the inter- I ior of the cabi n of his boat caught fire in the west basin. In au effort to ; extinguish the blaze Mr. Roman ' s clothing also caught fire, hut both were put out before any serious dam- age was done. Next Thursday evening J. Vander Water , a city mission worker from Chiea Ko . ill., will give all illustrated I'-i ture wi th slides in the Christian Hi foi nied Church . .Mi . Viimler Wa ter i s widely known as a very interesting speaker and the local church is ex- pectini: a large audience to receive him. Mrs . John Zinderdin e cim-naiiied a number of friends from Palersou. N . . 1 .. a t her home on Tuesday. Those present were Mr. and .Mrs. M. Ver- nieiili n and daii Mlit ' i\ . Kliz ohetli . Mr. and Mrs. .1. Kla pniutz. .Miss Gertrude I Kani'Tlmc . and A. Verni eiilen. Jul,:' . X- whiui-e and I ' . ert Newhoiise . of Garll-ld . N . .1.. are tu spend thi s week cud at the home of Mr, ami Mis. .1. . \. ,w ii ,, ii- ii- ,,n Allan ; ! \ -ii- i'»-i M. - . . \\ ,-\ v!i ,i u> , - ,-\p, , ' - * ii i- i-iurn wii ' n !ii, : n ' ,, -| i,- ii , i ;, - , v,-. k viMtliiL. ' I ve ' i, ' : * , ' ¦ Hi X. v. . 1. r- > . K.i ri K'va.il, . • - ,,:: -,f . ' .I:- , . uoi «. • ¦ - I. i. -il K ,\.i.ii. i, a- , i.l. -'• .1 !¦,. 1, -ur v. - .n - hi <:, •¦ I' ui i- ,1 Si.ii.- N., ' . > . II- I. i! ¦ u 'r-i. -. l.i:. - : •- a N.ii.i l ::.,i:i;.: - - 11 :i - in li ii -ii- i - i.i le! ' . ! ' ;. .! • i \ \\ l\ , v: , anil ' . ' • i ' e a.i . - .l ' - . '11 1' i.pei- ¦ .:,- • aail , - liiloi - . i, ., l.i ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦li i.iii l k|i. HI . - ' ¦, - ,:, !a i .1. l e . ' \.:i ¦ \ i h ' ¦ : Kiel' 1 ! , llil arni In I\ \ III- . 'I II. -. ,,; ' l he i l.il- . ' Ma.Moil ! . loi-li IV II III lie held lll'M- I' li ' lliy CV- , -n lim ill I le liolil ' \f all - - - . Mary Vim ; Wyeii. Mr. and Miii . John /.liidenllne il ml on, la' nii, Hpiut lust week inil vis it- Ink' rnliillvi ' s In I' aliiHoIi. N. ,1. Several loi'lll viiiiii k ponphi lillolld- tid (he iiedvo (nurmttuuut Iwld lu i' ttt- ehiiKlle on Monday evenlll K. Tho i :hllili«n of dm locul school en- Jo yed a hnlldiiv on Tuesdiiv, which ] wits Colmiilmn Ha y. Two weddings of local interest ai» to happen this week end. Williaa Bevelander , son of John Bevelander . anil Miss Kmma Wullschleger , ot Islip, are to be marrie d at the home of the bride this evening. The otber wedding is to take place tomorrow al Midland Park , N. J., when Miss Ann * Sikkelee . of that village , is to be mu- ted in marriage to Matlhew Hoe* . sou of Mrs. .Sander liloni , of Worte»- dyke. N. .1.. formerly of West Say- ville. Many local people , friends an* relatives of the prospective couples, are expecting to lie present at the ceremonies. Accounts of the weddings will he published in next week' s jssw of The News. An audience , estimated to be ovc* - 100 people , attended the services ai tlie First Reformed Church last Sna day night. I-aeut. Carman i>iice , of the I' nited States Army Band statioa- ed at Xortii Carolina, played a sole on an Italian instrum ent , and aJsa \Open the Gales of the Tenaule , \ am a triiinlione. Mr . Luce, who is the: son nf Mr. and .Mrs . Frank Luce , is an niTimiplishei! musician, playing al- most everv - in- triimeiit imaginable , and his efforts were well received by :!:¦¦ very appreciative audii-uce. I-tank Just , e mployed on ihe sloop Winifred II.. tried to catch a len-fool shark with his hands on Tuesda y night while s calloping about 41) miles off shine . His effort s failed, and i* tin- attempt iie almost tell overboard. II. succeeded , however, in preveiitint the large fish from catvhiiv s hivn. O* t he next trip lo sea he plans (o lake alon g a harpoon , hut does did expert to become a shark or whale harpooa- er. preferring scalloping in that da» gerotis business. A aline i-igi.t-see; :ig lnis collide* \\ i:li :(- . , - Overland < - . -iiinier cial \ar of Ne ' i- .ui Green.- on Monday afternoon. T he ;,:-,-n|. in li. ipp. i, ..ii wh-n Mi. <;; ¦ a, was ii'\ !lt ',, li.rn into hit ¦!l . v. Way. •!: • ' :• ¦ ¦ - \ .; :;:!. !. • tile slll.lll»*» . a- . - ill • lie front , -laiii.u- itiu a fron t . ,-:ii l,-r and !•: e .ik.nu an :isl '- T in hi:- w .i- r, ,: •:. ,!... ,- • u. T in- IL'll.nut a a- :;,;¦ , . i : :., i\, - : - : .. I a - • \i |i,-i . il > le .l a: : \l i all \ii. > le .la: : --pal l \H. I ' ivil! in- ut i. ; , ' ¦ • - ' - i. ma:.; I\ :v J a-i.l.le I ,, i.- .IMI ¦>: llie 1 111 .1 J. ' , > I 111' !¦ : O? M- . < .1 l»1m . - i ' ii' , .. ' .. ' >!. •laiuM' \ nf A!: - , .i !i,i Mr- . All ' :. - 1 - r ' .ilki- a -1. . ,,: , - , i, :. .. L , ¦ . ¦ ¦ ¦ !¦¦ ..: ' \ S.ii,.l\i - •,! \ I \ I . i : . ¦ ,i : ii . .. ' : - , . I 1' • :¦ ¦ Of . . ' ..Id , ' .It ¦ : I hail I..H.IC il .. . .a- ,i. .1 |hi > vil ' I. '!- ....A I hill Mil u ill..n. \ ,. i I-: . . iidi 'ln is slowly, in, ] I\ -'\ ill' . 11 . III l ieI ' I' • ci . III I'l 'll lllH III- i \l' ii ,,. -1 - A. I.nn , - . an i inployi n In lbs I op inn., la,use nf tlni llluopdlnlH l. 'oja- paiiy. :• l aid up this week with iU illfiu'leil tin ii tl. Ci npi r llektil bUHiin working |hi* wncli In tli» opeilliiK hoiuie of l)i» llliie polnlH t' nm pnny. i 'ln is Jii nsen Iiii h flnlBheil ovurbiml- Urn the uttiilivn 1« th» ichvuvne r , Vf %w null II., of lsllp. The rtmldoi ice ot J ohn Van Wna is heln * ¦hlnslan ' , making n «rnu ,t y l i»- pr ov»mant , „. • ' ¦ , . ' ¦ , . • . - ; ' , \ .>¦\ , ,. - . !. I/ ..» \ • . -I - ...liil .. ' I . -!¦ J.,t. i . 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S* \r/j G¦> . ? : •; ard /?/ ' . •¦ »; .? t • ¦ . ; .. ¦ ¦ . - :u . o.y ' rf .d ^es ' } ' ) ¦¦ ¦' ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' • A: ' i '(- l, . ' >¦ .(- ¦ * ' ' ¦ . ' :A' '?<}.! ¦ '\ j , 'V X ' - T\ . . - ,! ' ?* ' '-i. ' \' : \ /' ¦ \ , : . ' . :• , ¦ ¦ ¦ :.r-,.; . ' ' v. - i-v : . » . . ! I 0ysi:rm» ( ' s N^ou* ti c ii k of Suyville, N. Y. ESTABLISHED IN \ 6'J t) Resources over One Million Dollars Capital $100 , 000.00 Surplus and Undivided Prof its $100 , 000.00 Interest Department Trust Department Acts as Administrato r Execut or Trustee . Travelers ' Check s Christmas Chb /i^M^ii ' k^Jhr ^tM^^' [ 4^M^h^i : ^J 'h,r • - ' ¦ • , I DON'T FORGET \i HE 1 ^ \ W^ Old Fashioned Beefsteak Pa rty g^t | \ Jl| held at the l\\ | [ Il ONDAWA HOTEL * l | i . L ake Ronkonkoma •{< \ 1 < f Saturday, Oct. 1 6th 10 p. m. Admissi on $3.00 % C • ' ' k W. K. COMMER , Prop. :) \ w . >w> . _ w « v _w^w»J Art hath an enemy * called I gno- rance. —Johnson. The man . that btashes to cot qtrlte a brute. —Young. Frugali ty, when an Is s pent , comes too late. —Seneca. The polished orator ought to be sure of his f inish. Trust not him that hath once brok- en fai th. —Shakespeare. I t Is much easier to be critical than to be correc t—Disraeli. He that can have patience can hare what he will. —Frankl in. Be ing sorry for others Is sometimes a mild form of boas ting. Conceit may puff a man u p, but never prop him up. —Rus kln. Every man is like the company be Is wont to keep. — Euripides , If you would be good, first believe that you are not fo. —Eplctetus. A lazy man can ' t see why others shou ld be foolish enough to work. Censure Is the ta * a man pays to the public for being eminent. —Swift. Tr ying to be nice to his wife ' s rela- tives Is very hard on a man ' s disposi- tion. The -world Is a comedy to those that think , a tra gedy to those that feel. — Wa lpole. SAYVILLE POST OFFICE Arrival and departure of malls: Malls Arrive From West From East 7:0 0 a. fn. 10:40 a. m. 8:00 a. m. Parcel Post only 4:45 p. m. 1:16 r. m. 6:20 p. m. 4:16 p. m. 5:20 p. m. 0:00 p. m. 1 0:46 a. m. Sunday. . Malls Close Goin g West Going East 7:00 a. ro. . U: S0 p. m. L- ' -.fc firifa. m. registereb-?:30 E:S0 p. m. 3:30 p. m. * J 4:50 p. m.registered 4:30 \ -» . 6:30 p. m. X , ^ , ' General Deliver y, Stam p and Parcel Post windows o pen from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Money Order window open from 8 a. m. to S p. m. Except Sundays and holida ys. SHREWD SAYINGS P ATCHOGUE SCHOOL of COMMERCE NOW IN SESSION Day and Evening Schools Bookkeep ing, Typewriting, Stenography Individual Instruction Prepares for Business 31 West Mnin Street , Patchogue ^wu'JMLVManM ^u, mif-rBr-irnim g ^| ) i T'ETZK'S j Coup • \ ' &ld . ¦ I ! i i ¦ ' . I\ . :• ' ¦ p, - . - - • ¦ ¦ i r ;. ¦ , - , • - ¦ . - ¦; . . .. r ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 8 ' ¦ - ¦• ¦ '\¦ ¦ ¦ -' 1 •¦ '\ : ' : ' \ ?iij«i* . -ix ;\ ' .' uisT»wr. '' .** i»-i«» :;, .-n jr. *\ . * :v* .i:j *m^ .>: .•:..:..:.¦:•*•:••>•:••:••: ¦¦:-:-:¦•:• •:••:• •:-: ¦•:•• : »:• •>•:••; ij * A genuine (' .il!i ' . ' . ' I^ azor i| FREE j Y wi th every tube of ' , i , i , . 1 & Pr.lm olivf Shavin y; Cream 'j C . Van Wyen j l West Sayvllle New York \ NOW OPEN AU Meati Received Freih Several Time* Weekly Moat Reasonable Price* Special Attention to Boat Trade HENRY GEERTSEMA Wwt SayyiDe. TeL 7 14sJ I —l*^W—W*M— The dea th of n language Is caused by the literary decadence of the peo- ples to whom the language was na- tive. O ther causes are by conquest and set tlement which gra dually Im- posed other languages upon the peo- ples of the Hebrew nation , Greek and Roman. Why Italica in Bible Ita lics are used In the Bible In cases where It Is necessar y to use ad- ditional words to make the transla- tion from the original manuscript In- telli gible to the reade rs of the Eng- lish text. Why Lan guage \Diet \
