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I. - — - — -~ in Eastport , The Moriches anil other South Side News EASTPORT ' ' * ' \ * - \ \ \ ¦ \ ¦¦ I, The trout season opened Saturday, April 4 , and there were eighteen club members at the Longjsland Country Club for the week-end partici pating in the sport. ~ ;_ '~ . ~~~ Mrs. Lucy Rahnert returned to Flat- hush last Friday, after having spent a week with her relatives , Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sperling and family. „ The following tenr>h\r= hnve been retained for the next school year: Miss Marjorie Mead , High school; Miss Adrienne Kennedy, Mrs. Herbert Ben- son , Miss H. L. Place , grades. - William K. Griswold . and father have returned from Newport , N . C , where they have been spending the winter. Clifford Tuthill went to Horton , N. Y., last Tuesday and spent a few days with his wife, who is boarding there. Friends of the Sperling family motored from Muspeth and visited them recently. Traoy Griffing, who has been ill for some time arid convalescing in White Plains , is visiting his father , Henry Griffing. Mr . and Mrs. Lester Penney, of Rockville Center , visited last Satur- day with his parents , Postmaster and Mrs. E. W . Penney. The Ladies ' Bible class and Mother. -) ' club met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs . Alex Smith, ft being the seven- tieth birthday of 'Mrs . Alonzo Aibin , the oldest member of the class , she was given a little surprise. A large bh-th' day cake made by Mrs . Daniel Warner adorned the center of the table. Mrs. Albin had quite a task lighting all the candies. The ' presider-t of the Bible class , Mrs . Eugene War- ner , in a few well chosen words , pre- sented Mrs. Albin with a beautiful bouquet of carnations , donated by the class and club. A short program was given consisting of solos , readings , etc. There were about twenty present. All enjoyed a splendid time. A sunrise prayer meeting will be held in the M. P. ehureh next Sunday morn- ing at 6:30 under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor society. Leaders will be Mrs. Fred Hawkins and Miss Julia Seaman. Everyone is cordially invited and urged to come. \ «llj .iii. .,o , „l Uil.UM, II , afJClll. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs . Harvey C. Tuttle. Mr . and Mrs. Tyson Bond and family, of Mattituck , were Sunday visitors at the home of their friends . Mr. and Mr*. Louis Griffing. Easter exercises will be held at the M. P. church next Sunday evening 1 at 7:30. Thejmoir will render a cantata entitled , \The Prince of Life. \ Harry Ketcham and daughter , Eleanor , of East M-rion , spent the week-end \ with\ Mr . T ,.efch: , \-' « mother , Mrs. Mary Ketch .i m. - ' . New York parties Were out Si nday looking at- _ rgmi. . s in the Lakeside House for \ the . cpming . season. . The \Eastport firemen will run an- other benefit series of moving pic- tures in the Lakeside Community hall , beginning a week from Saturday eve- ning. April ;18. The following pictures will be shown t. 'Tess of the D'Urber- villes , \ featuring Blanche Sweet with Conra d Na ' get\ - ' Stuart Holmes and George Fawcetf. Nex t \Excuse _ Me!' : Cast: Norma Shearer . Conrad Nat'e!. Renee Adoree ajid Walter Hiora. The last is a -' .yondTiul picture entitled , \The Great Divide , \ with Alice 'ferry and Conway Tearle. A two-reel comedy, news and fables will be shown at each show. Combination tickets for the series , $1.10; single tickets , children , 30 cents; adults , 40 cents. This is for a good cause. Come out and heln the boys. The Jr . O. U. A. M. are invited and requested to be present in a boc 'jr at the evening service in the M. P. church the firs t Sunday in each month. Mrs . James D. Bell and daughter, Josephine , ! have returned from St. Petersburg, Fla., where they ' spent the winter months . Mrs . Bertha Conner will return to Denver , Col; , next Sunday, after spending Gttee . weeks'with her grand- parents , Mr. and Mrs . Edwin F. Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stearns arc on their way horria from St. Cloud, Fla., where they spent the winter. They are making the trip by nuto. Miss Edr.a Pinkham returned home Sunday from a two weeks ' visit with her sister, Mrs. Collins Bennett in Southampton. ¦ Mr. and Mrs . E. W. Penney enter- tained Tuesdav evening Mr. and Mrs. RosweJJ B. Tuthill , Mr. and Mrs . E4- irar Fox and little daughter , Irene , of East Moriches. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leslie, of Cape Cottage , Me., arc visiting Mrs. Les- lie ' s aunt and uncle , Mr . and Mrs. David If. Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. Welby Boughton and son , Edward, of East Hampton; ' Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan and son , Hulbert. of Southampton , wern , Sun- day visitors at the homo of Mrs. Houghton ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. - David H. Tuttle. The Ladies ' Industrial society will serve a dinner and also give a \ short entertainment to the members of the Long . Hand Duck Growers ' associa- tion ant; their families at the Lakeside Community Hall , Monday evening, A mil 13 at 7:30 o ' clock. Anyone wish- ing to attend can purchase tickets at the door. The quarterly meeting of the East- port firemen will be held in the east, side of Raynor ' s ice cream parlor on Monday evening, \ April 13. Vincent Lubinski is having a large new brooder house built on his duck farm. _ We are glad to know that Preston Tuttle continues to improve , and trust he will soon he ahin to he out of doors , IN APPRECIATION ' For the manv gifts and expressions of kindness received by me while in the hospital and since my return home , I wish to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation. ^ ^ ' . Picatuil xuvtic. Advt, CARD O F T HANKS I wish to extend hearty thanks tc all Orders and each of my many friends who helped in any way to make - my recent illness pass as pleasantly as possible. Airs. Charles jilbin. -' .. Advt. 3-itlc EAST MORICHES y-T-r- . \ ——— • On March 27 Mr. and Mrs . Joseph McGarvey, Mfss Rosettu McGarvej and Mr. and Mrs. idward McCarvey flhd child motored to the city, expect- ing to attend a large meeting, but young Edward McGarvey was taken ill with pneumonia and removed to the hospital on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William Va Kay, Sr., have bee n spending several weeks at the home of their daughter , Mrs. Elmer Carter , of East Quogue. Mr. and Mrs. John Palermo are re- siding in the Smith bungalow near the pond. Mrs. Arthur Howell is visiting her daughter , Mrs. Fred Schmidt. Mrs. Nestor , of New York , was in town the first of the week. A meeting -was held at the home of Mrs . Eugene Warner on Thursday evening for the purpose of organiz i ng a Y. P. B. of the W/C. T. U. Janet McCuteheon celebrated her eleventh birthday on Thursday after- noon by entertaining about eighteen young girls and boys at a party. Of course the young folks had a mcrry time playing games and enjoyed the delicious refreshments. \ Janet re- ceived a large number of nice gifts from her friends. Walter MOore and several young fellows from East Orange , N. J ., are spending a vacation in the Moore cottage. Mrs. L; T. Covey, of Center Mor- iches , visited at the home of her brother and wife , Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ross. Mrs. John Kelly, of Port Jefferson , and Mrs . Minnie Fordham , of Bridge- port , Conn., visited Mrs. Donohue and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Reeve last week. On Thursday evening Mr: and Mrs . F. H. Robinson , Walter Robinson and Elizabeth visited , in Mattituck ; Mr. Robinson a id Walter attending - a dinner of thi E. L. I. Plumbers ' as- sociation. Mrs. W. G. Tench returned on Sat- urday from several weeks ' visit in St. Petersburg , Fla. Miss Hilda -Ringhoff is emp loyed in Mrs. Gray Kirby ' s beauty parlor at LynprooK. Mr. and Airs , itingfiott visited there on Sunday. . Lewis Powley is spending a week with his children , grandchildren and great-grandchildren in the city. Mrs. Frank Robinson entertained Miss Orie Gillett and friend from Port Chester. N. Y., last week. > u.frs. Matthew Schloti, spent last week in Brooklyn. - E. A. Fairchild has a new Franklin sedan. : Mrs. R. L . Smith, the Misses Marion and Viola Smith , Miss Marion Ben- jamin. Miss Eleanor Schlr.tt and Miss Eeatrice Darnell enioyed a trip to Washington this week. On Wednesday afternoon . Ar-rU i. about fifteen friends gave the Miss- . -;; Mary and Madelaine Bishop a surprise party in celebration of Miss Mary ' s birthday. Cards and dominoes wore played and ail had an enjoyable time. Sandwi ches, cake and coffee were served. Miss Bishop received a number of gifts including a bouquet of lovely carnations. Miss Helen Tench is learning the millinery trade from Mrs . Edward Lei gh , of Center Moriches. . In calling on her sister-in-law , Miss Margaret Whaley, \ in Brooklyj i last week . Mrs. George Whaley fed the length of the stairs and fractured her right arm. Thomas TutbHl is confined to hi. - , bed. He has been blind for some time and has recently lost his hearing. He . is nearly 88 years of age . Gus Rohland has traded his Buick coupe for a new Buick coach: Harry Ilewes received 1 , 500 little chicks by mail from Ohio on Friday. Principal Oliver Warner and the Misses Bessie Shaddock and Lila Chapman have been re-engaged r* teach in the East Moriches school next year. Miss Bessie Shaddock left on Friday afternoon to spend the Easter vacation at her home in Oneonta. The Ladies ' Aid society held their annual business meeting and election of officers at the home of Mrs. Journeay on Thursday afternoon. Officers were elected as follows: Pres- ident. Mrs . Journeay ; first vice pres- ident , Mrs . Warren Murray; second vice president , Mrs. Jehial 'Philli ps; secretary, Mrs . William Price: as- sistant secretary, Mrs . J. H . Miller; treasurer , Mrs . R. B. Tuthiil. , Follow- ing the business there was a treat in honor of Mrs. Miller , who secured several new members. The officers seTved delicious cakes and neapolitah ice cream. •Percy Ravnor has been made man- ae-o r of Bohack' s store in Eastport. For the present Mr. and Mrs . Raynor ore residing with Mr. and Mrs . J. 1}. Howell. Gordon Whaley accompanied his father , Frank Whaley. to the city on Sunday, where ho will visit durin; Easter vacation. Mr. and Mr3. George Stock , Fdward Berrian and John Timpanelli, of Brooklyn, were week-end guests at the Schlott House. Robert Phillips has returned to his cottage after several weeks spent in the city. Rev. Howard E: Mather will preach his farewell sermon nt the Methodist Church on Easter Sunday .evening, subject of address , \Politics in the Church and the Church in Politics. \ Mr. and Mrs. ^Merton Van Cott and baby, of Westhampton , spent the week-end with her parents . Mr. and Mrs . Warren Murray have returned home after soending three months in New York City . > Mr. and Mrs. Flegel . of Cranford , N. . >., arrived mi Satuiday to spend a week with Rev. and Mrs. O. R. W. Klose at the manse. Mrs. Frank Whaley was called to Richmond Hill last week by the illness and death of her brother-in-law. Eiiieoi. Bc ' i gdorf. Mrs. Burguorf and two children returned with Mrs . Whaley for a visit . Douglas Grose and daughter, Nancy, of Great Neck , spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. v C. Chandler- Mrs. Edga r Benjamin and Mrs. George Journeay entertained their Sunday school classes at an Easter party ' in the church ¦ ¦ parlor on Satur- lilay afternoon. Nineteen wore invited and gathering at 2:30 , they did a little missionary work in sorting fr.r mail- inF, sev- ural hundred picture postals for children of foreign lai.d. J . Easter trames were p layed and a yellow lunch serve d , preceded by (.napping mottoes . which t-onfairtetl caps; . Tho favors were small yellow crepe baskets of Easter eggs . Rev . and Mrs . Howard Mather and Elmer Mather enjoyed severa l davs ' vi»it from their rtu rents. Mr , i.nd . ) !..,. ...CXIICI . *-l .I IIUUll- LI'tVI, , .^ , , f over the week-end. Mrs . Oliver Hammond c-ntcriainc I Mrs . John I). Howell , Mrs. E. O. Howell and Mr. -r . Ella Terrv at a thea tre party at Ward & Glynne ' s , Patchogue, on Friday afternoon. The Pegaways met with Mrs . Frank Albin on Tuesday afternoon. . Mrs . G . C. Chandler gave a luncheon bridge last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs . Fearon Moore spent the week - end at the home of h\r nun'\ , Mrs. John E. Raynor of Manorviile. Austin Carter , a former East Mor- iches boy, who was first man at the Ditch Plains Coast Guard station, has hecn made captain of Moriches sta- tion. On Sunday morning, a Muscovy duck belonging to Fred Schmidt , de- cided to leave home , but to every- body ' s sorrow , flew through a large piste glass window in tho new show- room of Anton ' s garage , 300 feet dis- tant, breaking it in many pieces , and on into the apartment in the rear. Mrs. William Herzog is driving a new Buick car. SPEONK—REMSENBURG Miss Spaulding came out from the city and spent a short time at her ctttage , recently. 'Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rc?ers , of Patchogue , were visitors at the home of the former ' s parents . Captain an.i Mrs . J»r 9 v . Rogers , on Sunday. H. Ray Paige and family motored out from the city and spen t the week- end at their summer home by the bay. t Hubert I. Raynor has rented his cottage for the summer to Mr. and ¦ U.— r o*:., * .,. ~. . ™' .,, . e -v- — t- .-. i . who occupied it last summer. Mrs. Steinhau-oer ' s sister , from Philadelphia , has leased Mrs. B. W , Speir ' s place here , {he Basket Neck Farms. Dr . Edna B. Dayton , of Philadel- phia , arri ves this week-end to spend her Easter vacation with her mother and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dayton . Surveyors were at work on Basket Neck last week and it is rumored that city people have purchased more property. Miss Spaulding is having her cot- tage painted . DeWitt S. Tuttle has been engaged to do the work. Geore:e E. Bcniamin is home from his vacation in Florida. ¦ Recent visitors with Mrs. Harrj V7 . Fowler-were Mrs. Susan W . Fow- ler and Mrs. Frank W. Hand , the lat- ter of Bridgehampton. Cadet George C. I' owler enjoyed a two weeks ' vacation recently wh i le the U S.S. Newport was in dry dock for overhauling preparatory to the usual summe r cruise to which the. young students look forward with en- thusiasm . Miss Vina Anderson , from the I'ine ' y Woods Country Life school , Mississippi , is making her home with Mrs. Eluise C. Fowler , and attends the Eastport High school . It was with deep regret that this village r ; ?ce : ved.- the news tsf Mrs. Henry N. Royce ' s death last week at her home in Bronxvillc. Mrs. Royce had been in failing health for over a yaar and ?ince her return to the city from here last fall she failed rapid- ly. Her old home was in Pennsyl- vania. For a number of years th* family lived on Dean street , Brook- lyn , and about a year and a half ago moved from Brooklyn to Bronxvltkv wnere the^ 7 had it niagm- ' icint rioiii^. Mr. and Mrs . Royce and their chil- dren spent their first summar in this village about twenty years ago , leas- ing the manse . The next year tha? leased R. B. Dayton ' s cnttago on Bas- ket Neck , and like;! the village SD well that they purchased Frank Ru- land' s property and erected a large cottage which they have occupied every summer since. .Mrs. Royce is survived by her husband and three daughters ' , Mrs. Gilbert C. Hak-tead jr., Mrs. Arthur Bush and Mrs. Cath- erine Olej on. There is one sister , Mrs . Nellie Williams , of Brooklyn. Largely attended funeral services were held fro n ' St. Bartholomew ' s church , Br-olclyn . Tuesday afttir- roon , with the Rev. Frank il. T. -nvn- ' . ey c-fficiating. A.rs. Royce was :\ membe r cf the Women ' s Community Lesigj e of the church, and connected with all its activities . Mr. Royce is a vestryman and has been treasurer if th,? church for ninny years. Interest in t ' .ic annual parish meet- ing here apparently did nat bring out many of our church members and the rum her attending was s. 'i: . -!)!. By a unanimous choice , William (' . Rogers acted as chairman and George C. Rogers secretary. There were several important facts broug ht cut in the varieus reports, read, one that the church' s finances showed a working balance on hand with all bills p. -iicl to date. This-augurs ' well for the en- suing year, together with the fact that the every r.:e. \ .:!;er ' canva s i. -* meeting with suecc-s?. The outlook is such that our executive committees feel sure that the annual salary bud- get of SI200 can be eecured without asking for a grant o? $300 front the Presb ytery, and . it was so voted. For the firs t time in some years there will wc nv» iippt^ui I M-MIi iven irciIOUE r- '-- assistance from che Long Island Pres- bytery. This 5300 received from the Presbytery was only g iven to a church that raised an equal amount for iris-ions. There hap been a grow- ing feeling thai we should he .leli- supporting, and it would seem the time has come to make the effort. At the elders ' meeting, F. C. Raynor ' and Ira B. Tuthill were elected . Mr. Tut- hill was also reelected trustee. After a discussion as to a minister the ses- sion have a- .;kei l Mr . Taylor to oc- cupy the pulnit again, but he has not stated his nl ' ur.s and it. is not known whether he will return or not. In the meantime the elders were authorized at the meeting to attend to the church services. CENTER MORICHES \ ¦ - II r t On Monday morning, the Senior class of the Center Moriches High school left for , its annual tri p to Washington and Philadelphia. Th;y were accompanied by a number of fr:?nd: - . They - .v:!! return hom« Sat- in day night. Mrs . George Hunter has purchased .i new Ford coupe. Moss Estelle Reeve , of Moriches , has been visiting her grandparents, Mr . and Mrs . Bart Ross. > Mrs. Frank N. Evanhoe spent a lew days last week in Brookl yn with Dr . and .Mrs. C. J. Pflug. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chichester , who hnve been spending the winter in Albany with their daughter , Mrs. Clark , have returned home. They were accompanied by their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and fam- ily, who have been spending the win- ter months in Bluepoint , are now at home again. Mrs . Gilbert Milburn and son. of Jamaica , are visiting with Mr. and M-s. Elisha Smith. Walter Prosser and daugh ter spent the week-end in the village. C. McAIeenan spent the week-end at his home here . . Elbert Rular.d has had concrete sidewalks laid from his houce to the street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cleveland are spending awhile here , having just returned from a Florida trip. Mrs. George Hunter has bei.n spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. *Clifford H awkins, at Moriches. Mrs. Grace Wiggins has moved from the Goldsmith block into ore - . -f the John Thurston houses. The summer home of H. A. Mark on Union avenue , is being painted by A. K. Chichester , and son . George Hochn , who has been work- in-' with A. K. Chichester on Howard Johnson ' s new house , on Red Bridge road , fell from the roof , breaking his leg. He was taken to the Southam p- ton hospital. James isron- .ion, wno is employed in the city, is now spending some time with his family herer Mrs. T. M. Scanlon . graduate nurse , has returned to this village after spending the winter in Jersey City as supervisor of a hospital and has taken room s in the Lewis Howell house , on Lake avenue. Henry A. Mark is quite sick at a hospital in the city, but is gaining and expect; to spend the summer months at his summer home here. Mrs. Herman Rogers and daughter , Miss Mae , have returned from a visit with her sister , Mrs. A. DeWick. A surprise wooden wedding was given Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koegel, on Saturday evening, by a number of their Methodist friends , and a jolly good time was had by all. Even the mock marriage was very funny. Everything came to the bride in the line of wood , but a woodpile and may- be she has that , too. The eats which were served were very delicious. Mrs. Geor\e Pfaff and son , , George, are sperding a few days at thei r sum- mer home here. The Thimble club will be enter- tained this week at the home of Mrs. Sidney Floyd . Mrs. Orrin Goldsmith has been very sick for the past few days. _ John Redlin was expecting to be brought home from the hospital on Monday, where he has been for some time , having had his leg amputated. Hfs daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs . W. J. Walmsley, of Pacific , N. I., are helping care for Mr. Redlin. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Rev . Herbert Crosier , Pastor On Sunday morning, April 12 , there will be an Easter sermon. The Resurrection. Evening, Easter Song •ervice. The Ludie* ' Aid society meet in the church parlors , u>-da>. A Good Friday service jvill be held here Friday evening at 7:30. The Young Ladies, ' Guild m«>t oi Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. James McLain. MORICHES Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seymour , of noug luston , spent the wcek-snd with Mr . and Mrs. John Walkman . A meeting of the poultry associa- tion was held in the school auditorium on Tuesday afternoon , March 31. W. E. Baker , of Mastic , gaVe a fine talk on poultry raising based on his ob- servations while touring Californ ia end Oregon. His conclusion was that though the California chicken raisers have smaller farms they work mere intensively producing on the whole better results than in the East. Charles H. Hallock is improving the appearance of his alread y pretty cottage by the application of a tew coat of white paint. Marvin Goldberg was a guest of Mrs. Charles Hallock , recently. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright left on Saturdav for Hoboken , where they will visit Mr. Wright ' s brother , who. is seriously ill. The work of cementing the road leading from Merrick road to-the rail- way station is going on apace and will soon be completed. Miss Lillian Raland was a -welcome guest over Sunday of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Ruland. Mrs. Helen Koenig returned home on Friday from an extended visit sflth friends in New Jersey. Mrs. James Harry, of Brooklyn, is a guest of Rev. and Mrs. J . C. Harrj. for the week. - * Although W. E. Ross- and son have not yet as many young ducks as they had last year at this Wne , they will probabl y raise as many or more , having about 20.000 now . Mrs. Ernest Haase entertained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Whiteside , who have come to their Mastic home for the season. Also a friend of Mr. Haase , who was « stopping with tha Whitesides. Rev . J. C. -Marry and congregation were pleasantly surprised on Thurs- day evening when a delegation of de- voted mem bers of the Eastport M. P. church , led by Rev. Harry Bright , their pastor , walked in. A real old- fashioned prayer; meeting -was carried on and pleasant remembrances of <jld- en uays were Brought up. Mrs. Mary E. Ketcham , Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Ketcham , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gor- don , E. F. Penney, Mrs. Charles Brown and others were present and promised to . come again. Mrs . Sarah Ross , who spent the winter in Speonk , came home on Tuesday looking and feeling greatly improved after her late severe ill- ness. Mrs. Ross has as companion Mrs. Dennis Raynor , of Eastport. Harold Lukert , who a week since had but 2200 ducks hatched, has now about 25 , 000. This is Mr. Lu- kert s first year, on his new duck farm. Principal Craft expects to tour the New E ngland States with his parents , during the Easter vacation. We are glad to see Mr. and Mrs. Silas Hensler established again for the season in their cottage at Mastic Park. A large supply of varnish has just been received by Rev. J . C. Harry to be applied to revarnishing the wood work of the church . This through the courtesy of John Masury, The quarterly examinations were held at the grammar school Thursday and Friday, April 2nd and 3rd . Christian Muller easily maintained his lead of last quarter , in the schol- arship race. His average for this quarter is 94.6% Ruth Reeve- and Robert Penny are in second and third places respectively. Ruth having an averse nf 92.o <7r and Robert y2%. } The grammar school closes April 10 for Easte r vacation. It reopens April 20. Miss Mary Bartlett plans to spend her vacation at her home in Oneida, N. Y. READ REVIEW ADS Jit When Millinery Joins ^Kij the Realm of Sports \. pSP\ ^jg ) The hat may be a chic little J>- ^7 \ \ J ' high crowned model , a ¦ ¦ JJ poke, a sailor or mush- j ! ^ ggjs^ ^ room shape ; it may be fash- | j «S3s8 ^ ioned of silk, straw , felt or j j 7^BJr* Ty a combination , it may . be j ^ y v n^jD self-trimmed or ribbon J ^ \ -f\ ^ * trimmed—if it is brilliant , a | jL. \ little saucier than usual ; a j I '^_^s^^y bit more sportive than the I \ sportiest you have ever set \ V ^ eyes on before. The Mamp e I Salon des Chap eaux flELEN MAMPE , Prop. ' \ Room No. 3 , Commercial Building ! 40 West Main St. Patchogue
