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REAL ESTATE RECORDS 1 DEEDS (Consideration mentioned in some vt&»ci> 1= that !n(S!' . -»'ed bv revenue tax stamps! W Buermann to SI J Klnscherf , lot s s Hillside rd & other tracts . Oldneld ts. uov uauji of Smlthtown to M IS Houc- klnoon , lot n s - North Country rd acu lynd ii E Clark, binituiown Branca *i>00 M E Baxter to M WaiMell. lot e s South Bay Snore av aaj other land Waddcll , Bay Snore J 1 ,000 E 1 Burr exr lo IC K Burr, lot s s Maple si 51 It w land 1. O itoinn- son, Sayville »2,5oO same to same , lot 63 Sunrise IMigiiU, Sayville »t,000 M S Chi.a to Suffolk ImprO' , etiivai Co , lot e s Mud rd adj land W S.mth , Oldt' .eid |2 , Boo K Clillds to Suflolk Imp Co , lot adi land w K Davis , Oldllcld »l, 00(i .« S Chlltls lo suuolk Imp Co. lot adj land iv K Dm Is . uld.ttld »l , i-0. ' O W Clark to W 11 Dram, lot s, s land \V L, Stewart, Mattituck num. U \V Cor.vln to O R Yo-ins, ' -ot s s land C T Gordon, Eastport *i>00 - . rrl.olone to it.ast iiampton Lum- ber Co , lot adj land C Caiigiolosi, i^att .laiii ^ton *2 , ouu i; i>ev> .it u 10 1 Ockers , lot w s Di- vi.io .i st t,56 ft s ^rook St . West Sayville n°m. same to VT Sierveld . lot w s Di- vision st axi ft s orcolt t;t , west Sayville nom. \V T Donnelly & ano to J Sattal- t.nte, lot l.s i ot era l La ronton i. ;,.. - , , Southampton town ^ J 00 L, Daain.er to H Allen, ' v s land ci iiortis. o . Greenlawn nl.OOtf same to same, lot adj Eastern blvd CJrcen. ' aivn H.OuO U l- ' uii faou to M L. Dawtton, lot n ;, i;,dd,e rd adj land W T Jlurp y. r:a;t liuminon nom. M L. 'hiverson to A G Kill, lot a s 'l ' uihill pi , Huntington 13,000 U PHhil ret to J Cohen, lot e s rd Greenlawn to Cc-nler ^ ort, i-lunt- iugton town J1 . 000 H C i ik-r to G L. Filer , lot w s Os .orne lane udj land i-i Schlable , Kast. Hampton »5<M Krederlck-LonK Island Realty Corp to 3 . li.cuk , Ibis .is- .l . j- ' reuencK t. -tore , 11 ,000 11 B Goldsmith to It I Bern-tcln, •at a s iio.iem av , Center Moriches »1, v. c. 0 J , \; araitin to L 1 P. R Co . lot ad- iiifi S II Bmlcr .so't old $C.zi \\ ' ? G. il-don lo A M Heck , lot 8 s t; ! ¦ ¦ ' ¦ : 1 tnd U' Auion , KonKoilKulna $1 , 000 3 liubbard ret ' lo C Vette , lots SI. ' il \\ ' oodrid^e f-ark ' 11,500 V B i.aveus to N F Havens, lot ad- land W V Jial-ey, Bridsenamp- ton *500 .M E Jones to F L Jones, lot e s Rive r av adj land G j ' ones , . atc ' i- otiie nom. c S King to A C Noble , lot adj ' .and l-o;t WrlJiht , Fishers i. -lund $12,500 H M Leek ref to Bank of Babylon, lot 66 Watson House Property, Bab- ylon 11,000 A II Lund' cri; ref to New Vorlt Times Sa\in„ -s & Loan A in, lot e a * i\ ~i-prinii av ad j land late oi A S've- zey \ , Putchogue »1,000 J May. - .er to J Ostroski, lot w s J A Kiiiff tra^'t , .Vortli Sayville $2 , 000 11 G Mo. ' aii to S -Mc.Si. eeney. lot ' .160 & others , Sound Beach $1,000 T McLeod to Sears , Roebuck & Co, ' .m -4 .v nh-ra ma;) S S Conklln . East Hampton $ll , SO0 c iiiliie. 10 K Cunneen, lots 311, :.;; Griilm Realty carp, Pat-ii oju? nom. U XfcMa ' on to W H Gieen , lot adj land P Liebert. i-;am tto.i Bays nom. Xavahoe Uealtv Co to M L' ticluse , lot 1-A & others map Drake , Hunt- ington $1 ,000 W. R Ritch ref to C H Howell , lot on New rd Setauket $700 D C ivoLinson lo I C Lautenliaeli. lot s s c reek rd adj land J A How- lan d , Wading River $200 ¦ W H Roliblns & ano to E R Bar- rint:er . lot w ^ Soutu Bay av adj land UJrnschn. 'idcr, Bay Shore $7 , 000 R P Sllleck to A i \ Doroskl , 12a e s Bay av adj land Jackson, Pe- conic $2 , 000 Su f -o 'k Imnrovement Co to J F Melville , lot e « Hud rd adj l^nd w smith, Oldleld $2 , 500 Same to same , lot adj land W R Davis , cidneid 51 , 000 Sut-otk County National Bank to S Sczyelel, 10a e s Manor rd adj land T Wrona, Wadln? River $2 000 A Schaper to O W Pfeper , lot w s Lako av at smith st , Center Mor- iches $500 G E Sammis to M A Maguire , lot e s rd adj land T Wood , uuntln 'on nom. F W Tuck Jr ref to L H Pink , supt of insurance , lot 2 Colonial Corners , East Setauket $2 ,500 F T Voelker ref to First National Bank Amityville , lot s s Oak st, A-n- Ityville $2 , 600 J R Vunk ref to J Bellman, lot c - l:r,upy:--j£c rd aA * 1 5 \* 1 'Vi T al\>. Smlthtown - - - , ] c0( j J H Wells to A C Heltman, lot e e Seabrccic av, Spr!n£- . -!!!c *^ nft 1 MORTGAGES [ P P Baldwin to H C Wells , lot lfi Hoccabauk Park , Acjuebogue $2,000 . Buck to P Browne, lot lSli & others Lakewood Park , Konkonkom.. $1 ,80S D A Black to Home Owners Loan Corp, lc w s Spra^ue drive at Lora Lee drive . Center Moriches $ti.600 J H Carter to Center Moriches Bank, lot n s South st adj land late of F P Hos-elJ . JtanorvilJe $3,500 F L Jones to Home Owners Loan, lot e s River st adj land G Jones , Patchogue $7,019.85 M H Ketcham Jr to Home Owners Loan, lot s s RIverlelEh pi 299 ft v. Richmond av , Amityville $4 ,200 J Kacranowski to Suffolk County Federal Savings 4 Loan .issn. lot s s Fawley av 600 ft to Hlgble av , Islip town $2, 500 w Leibe to Home Owners Loan, lot 294 Greenlawn Park $3 ,500 H E Morgan to Suffolk County Trust Co , lot e s Rlver-ide drive adl land F E Mueller , Rlverhead $4,600 Nesflg Realty Corp to Bank of Huntington , lots 3S-12 Main Street Highlands , Huntington $3 ,870 W Payner & ano to J Sattalante , lot s s Wiltshire st , Southampton $1 ,800 M Pollock to J Otto, lot 592 & oth ers. Peiiata'itilt Park »l .l n (i M Shlfulesky to Bank of Southold . lot n H Cedar lane adj land S E Ga- gen Bay View , Southold $2, 500 J Spahner to F N* Terrell , lot e s East Main st at Fairway av , Rlver- head $3 , 000 J F Schroeder to E K Muncy. lot w s Totten pi 350 ft to Main n. Babylon $0' .00e Sylvan Terrace Corp to E W How- ell Co . lot n s South Countrv rd 100 ft e Sylvan ct . West Ifiiu $1.7S0 M Sch»ller to Home Owners Loan , lot 21 Cedarcroft Greenlawn tS, 4SL:-lt Uncle Ab says he has seen more young folks harmed by a lot of money than helped by it. j ^ssi^nitierits ol Mtg ws. P Browne to S Leader $1, 808 Bank of Huntington to G J Debold $2,000 C J Charles admr to C J Cisi-les $1,000 F E Si mmers Coal Co to South Side Bank of Bay Shore $9, 500 Kas-Pen Realty Corp to J Pensak $500 C E C Otis to L B Smith 15,000 F Peek to C H Werl e $1,030 K F Pauaewamj to W F Pause- ivong, Jr . '$2 , 000 S E Perry to T A Hanophy. $1, 600 \V H Kobblns to E B Smith $2,500 u. P Stanley admr to B Dorman $1,500 Tlt' e Guarantee & Trust Co , to E T Wood »», B00 L VanVessem to Oytlermene Bank ti.OOt L Vollgraff to D I Bayles A Son U.iltl.iS J ..Whttall to South Side Bank of 3av Shore $3,0«0 !• ' H Youne & ano exrs to Suffolk County National Bank $4,380 JUDGMENTS vThe name of the Judgment debtor 1 frst given) . „, _ . i.;:: 1 -™ MIII S ^ —Lawrence Vt. Behan JS4.76 , ' ervln Hallock — Everett S. Brown tf i.iii ¦ jharles Vollner—Lawrence W. Behan $71. 70 ienry Fowler—James Holohsn 12,088 same—Ernest Steffen I17«,50 liltord w. Terrell—Carleton T. Msn- denhall $488 06 O orgc\ Dannemtn—Claudes W ed- dle $215.81 Ilo. ard Houston—Charles w. Haw- kins $»0.46 ¦ -. u. .N' elson & ano. —Clinton Long *22.11 lilbert MeCauley—United States Rub- ber Products , Inc. $30.76 ose.m Keith—Miller-Somes , Inc. $<1.48 Mortimer Lewln ft ano. —Elltabeth Bect.told $105 85 t.io J. Brett—Jacob Ruppert $413.87 Jesslj M. Reich — Qordoa Heights Development & Building Corpora- tion $182.96 Uarr y Dorsen — George S Van Schalek, as State Supt. of Insur- ance $3 , 132.76 tarry H. Dorsen * ore. —George 8. Van Schaick, as State Supt. of In- surance $US, 467.$9 3. Reeve Co., Inc. —The Industrial Commissioner of the State of New York 179.00 Adam Still & sno. — Pathey Floral Corporation $204.00 cay shore Beach , Inc. * ors. —Bard & Margolies, Inc. $64.76 Merwln Hallock — Nathaniel Zobler $25.20 ' .t ' ollls Munger , individually anr fi executor—Harry p. Bu colo $430.(5 Lllv s. Lew—Southampton Lumoer Corporation $132.82 Alfred Hack — Howard Carlou rh ?5S.32 Thomas A. Smith — Sadie Carlough 5144.9$ d«n $124.75 Alrlek H . JIan, Jr. —Flany Realty 'CO , _ Inc $13,84$.66 , remont B. Abrams aV ors. —The peo- ples ' National Bank of Patehosue ' IM0I.9E losech H. Wilder ft ano. —Dsvid D. Stead $1Q1.?6 Paul Povermo A sno. —Manufactur- ers Trust Co. »»57.04 Frank Ruland—James Murphy (607.73 Michael BUhadleros—B. C. Williams 1131.51 » Miivi tS . The Morris Plan Industrlsl Bank of N' ew York against Wray D. Harer- man & ano. $189.67 Same against Nathan K. Ssnril 1198.17 Bertha Dull against Philip D'A'etio $15.70 Broartway Surface Advertising Cor- poration against Amityville Music Shoppe (408.59 Ratchick Furniture Co., Inc., against Plerson Van Ostrand (61.63 Suburba n Bus Advertising Corpora- tion r.^aln. t 2s™5le S* c* n*«r* of Patchogue, Inc. (300.(5 LltNS Long Island Plumbing ft Steam Sup- plies , me. against Leo Slank ft ano . owners , and 8tine Rumpllck. con- tractor (172.00 S»risT»ef- ion» of Li*m% Maxwell Lumber ft Trim Co., Inc., ugamst Henry ^. ewveiers ee ino., owners , and Omund T. Llr.dvelt, contractors $760.85 AN IMPORTANT MISSION As Littie Indian rode away from hit father ' * ctunp, his thoughts were on the mission on which he was setting out. He knew that on him mi g ht depend the lives of many men and women and chil- dren of the friendly Dakotas. Through the tali prairie grass he guided his sure-footed little mustang and toward noon came to a swiftly running river. It had been raining for several days and the water was nearly overflowing the high banks. He dismounted and turned Pinto loose , knowing that the little animal would crop the grass quietly In the neighbor- hood and would come running when he heard his master ' s whistle. Little Indian had brought his lunch with him , and he sat down to rest and eat his dried buffalo meat and corn cake. He was thirs- ty, but the river had been to stirred up by the Hood that It was muddy and disagreeable looking, and Little Indian decided to wait until he could find a spring of clear water. When he was ready to go on , he whistled and Pinto came Immedi- ately, nuxzling his soft nose In lit- tle Indian ' s neck. The boy stroked the little mustang ' s ' head and then vaulted to its back. He rode to the brink of the river and as he looked at the raging yel- low torrent his heart almost failed him. It seemed to him that the waters , as they raced by, hissed defiance at him; and resentment filled him. He laughed , however , and shouted back his own defiance : \Do you think , O Mighty River, that you will hold back«the son of Big Chief? No , I will battle with vou!\ Poor Pinto dug his hoofs into the bank and refused to be ridden into the flood; but with whispers and encouraging pats little Indian calmed his trembling pony, and the plucky and devoted little animal stepped into the water. Almost im- mediately the current caught him and he was swept swiftly, down- stream. The boy slid from the pony ' s back to relieve his faithful friend of his weight, and together they awa.m ecross the river , carried downstream three feet for every one they mad* crosswise. The wa- ters foamed and swirled around them . Ailing their nostrils. When they were a little mere than half way over , Little Indian caught the roar of the cataract below. His heart ga ve a throb of fear. Could It be that the river was to be the victor . «ftfr »ll ? Tf they were caught In the terrible current near the waterfall , neither he nor Pinto would ever escape alive , he knew. \Help me , O Great Spirit , \ he prayed; and , as if in answer to the prayer , Pinto only a moment after- ward found foothold on a sandy bar that extended well out from shore. Almost exhausted , the boy and the mustang pulled themselves up on the bank. A little more, and they would have been sucked into the waterfall , but now they were safe on solid ground, and Little In- dian put his arm around the neck of his friend for a moment If it had not been for Pinto , the hoy knew he would never have been able to cross the river , and he wanted to express his gratitude to the strong little pony. To attempt to journey farther that day was out of the question , to Little Indian built a fire and camped for the night. He tethered Pinto , as he always did when he spent the night In the open , giving him a long enough tether to that he could crop grass in a wide cir- cle if he felt hungry. Before eating his own supper, or wanning him- self by the fire , however , he rub- bed the pony down with handfuls of dry grass. Then, wrapping him- self in his . blanket , he lay down with his feet toward the fire and fell asleep. (To be continued) W • ¦ - ¦ ' — ~ —— y \ ' \ \MM INDIAN STORIES \/ BV DAVID CORY / %\ s a VA -tii-^r- ^ HOLDS DROWNING WAS ACCIDENTAL Coroner Grover A. BUUman , of Sayville , on Saturday returned a verdict of accidental death by drowning upon completing an In- quest into the death of Mrs. Doug- las W. Brewster , of 77 Ocean ave- nue , Bay Shore, whose body was found in Haitian Creek , Friday. Funeral services were held Mon- day morning in St. Peter ' s Church , the Rev. William R. Watson offl- elating. Burial was In Oalcwood Cemetery, Bay Shore. Mrs. Brewster Is survived by her husband , two small daughters, Margy and Beverley ; two sisters, Mrs. Gargy Gregory and Miss Catherine Waddeli , both of Bay Shore, and her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Morton Waddeli. RURAL. CARRIER EXAMINATION The United States Civil Service Commission ha* announced an ex- amination to fill the position of rural carrier at Manorville. The examination will be held at Rlver- head , and the receipt cf applica- tions will close on Jan. 17. The post pavs $1 , 800 a year. Only residents of Manorville are eligible. ¦ rones or $ui STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY COURT . SUFFOLK COUNTY. SUFFOLK COUNTY TRUST COM- PANY , Plaintiff , - a« -a< nat - JOSEPH L. McKAY , VIRGINIA Mc- KAY , his wife , LONG ISLAND STATE BANK and TRUST COM- PANY , WILLIAM KROKMER and SUFFOLK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK , Defendants . Pursuant to a judgment of fore- closure and sale duly made and en- tered In the above entitled action In the Suffolk County Clerk' s OBtce on the 20th day of December , 1935, J , the uridertljrned referee in said Judg- ment msme<i , .will-sell at public auc- tion at the front of tne Suffolk Cqunty Court House In RiverheM, Suffolk Coiititv . Now York, on Feb- ruary 4th, WW ,.at 11:01) o ' clock in the forenoon of sata day, to the hlgH- est bidder; the premises therein de- scribed anil bounded and described as follows: \ALL those tracts or parcels of land situate In the Town of Rlver- head, County of Suffolk and State of New York , with tho building's there- on erected , bounded and described as follows: PARCEL A. BEGINNING at a point on tlie Southerly line of Sound Avenue and at lli c northwesterly cor- I ner of the parcel la be descr ibed vun- i ning- thence along: property of E. F. Terry 13. 21\ Sy Kast 1360 f»et: thence north 78* 40' eant C07 feet; thence North 21* 30* West 1408 feet , to the southerly side of Sound Ave- i nue: tlience along the southerly side . of Sound Avenue south 71° 15' West i 390 feet; thence North 87* 10' West 113 feet to the point or place of be- ; winning- . Containing- 15.93 acres. PARCEL B. BEGINNING at a point on the Northerl y side of Sound I Avenue at the southeasterly corner ! of the premises to be described ; thence North 20' US' West 747 feet; thence South 69° 5' West IC feet; thence North 21* 6' West 425.9 feet to a monument marking the north- east corner of the parcel hereby de- scribed ; tlience South 68* 10' West 722.3 feet to a monument marklns the northwest corner of the parcel hereby described ; thence soutn 21* 60' East 1008 feet; thence south 89' 55' Easf 37S feet; thence North 71* 15' East 387 feet to the place of be- Sinnlne. Containing 19.07 acres . Reserving, however, to the parties of thJ first part , their heirs or as- slvns a right of way over the right of way as It now exist* on the west- erly line of Parcel B above described from Sound A venue to the property belonging to the party of the first part adjoining Parcel B on the North. Dated December 20 , 1935 . JOHN A. OKEEFFE , Referee. WILLIAM J. HATTRICK, Attorney for Plaintiff , Office and P . O. Address , 31 Weai iviain oireei , Rlverhead. N. Y. 17t6c NOTICE OF CHANGE IN TELEPHONE TOLL RATES effective January If, 1M( , reduc- tions In toll rates equal in amount to the discounts now applicable to exist- lot etation-tostatlon day rate* will apply to psrson-tc-person calls be- tween 7 P.M. and 4:10 A.M. daily. In addition, the present reduced night sUtlon-to-SUtlon rata* , which will be continued, and the proposed reduced —srsoK-to-^srscts rites will s. n **! w el! 2iy ~ 3und*y \ ~ \*' \ NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANT srotto* or SAU SUPREME COURT SUFFOLK COUNTY OSBORNE TRUST COMPANY , as Trustee , Plaintiff , - against - MONTAUK ARMS , INC., et al , Defendants. IN PURSUANCE ot a Judgment ot foreclosure and sale , duly (ranted In the above entitled action and entered in the Suffolk County Clerk' s office , and bearing date the 9th day of De- cember , 1935, I , JACOB I. BERGEN, the undersigned Referee in said judg- ment named , will sell at public auc- tion in front of the Osborne Trust Company ih the Village and Town ot East Hampton , County of Suffolk and State of New York, on the 31st day of January, 1936 , at 11:30 o ' clock A. M., the premises descri bed In said Judgment as follows: ALtfTHAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate at Montauk , In the Town of East Hampton, County of Suffolk and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on ' the southerly boundary of South Elroy Dri ve , which point bears 8-11' 03' 52\ -E , 341.87 feet from Control Sta- tion A-41, whose co-ordinates are S-8211.2S feet and W-1796.33 feet from V. a. C . A Q. Trlangulatlon Station LOD and running—Easterly by a curve, whose radius is 14.84 feet, cenltr at right, tor a distance of 20.31 feet lo a point On the west- erly boundary of South Hasten Plae* - tlion^e nlnn» u?1d hnnnfltWV — S-40\ 04' 02\ -E, 276.0 8 feet ; thence Southerly by a curt 9 whose radius Is 13.0 feet , center at right , for a distance of 20.42 feet, to a point on the northerly boundary ot South Eldert Lane: thence along said boundary — S-49° 55' . 58\ -w . 226.13 feet; thence Westerly by a curve whose radius is 31.40 feet , center at right, for a . distance of 48.63 feet to a point on the easterly boundary of Second House Road: thence along said boundary—N-41* 30' 42- -W , 245.8 4 feet; thence North- westerly by a curve whose radius is 1709.00 feet , center at left , for a distance of 16.04 feet; thence North, erly by a curve whose radius Is 43.92 feet, center at right , tor a diBianee ui 7S .S0 feel to a point on the southerly boundary of South Elroy Drive; thence along sSId boundary—N-57* 46' 04\ -E , 69.13 feet; thence Northeasterly by a curve whose radius Is 194S.SC zeet , center at right , for a di stance of 128.02 feet to the point or place-of beginning and containing 2.04 acres, more or less , according to survey by the Montauk Beach Development Corporation , issued on August Wtb , 1929. TOGETHER with all and singular the buildings thereon Including all equipment and furniture thereon and therein , improvements , way*, rights , easements , privileges , tene- ments , hereditaments and appur- tenances belonging to the property herein conveyed or In anywise thereto appertaining and the rever- sions , remainders , Incomes, rents. Issues and profits thereof; and also all the estate , right , title , interest , property, possession, claim urio de- mand whatsoever, as well in law Os In equity of the Company of. In and to the same , and any and every part thereof with the appurtenan- ces. It being the Intention of the Company to transfer and make sub- ject to the Hen ot this Indenture all the property, real , personal and mixed of the Company located at Montauk , In the Town of East Hampton , N. Y. JACOB I. BERGEN. Referee. Dated, December 17 , 1936. RAYMOND A. o*» T ' r H \ Attorney fir Plaintiff. Office and Post Office Address, YT..... U. M n » HM *T V \\\ ¦ \ I«t7e Mrs. Henry Tuttle was the guest of Mrs. William Obermayer , of Brooklyn, over the New Year and returned home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Williams , ot Union City, N. J., visited his par- ents during the holidays spending several days here. Miss Hope Lachall , after spend- ing the Christmas vacation at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lachall , has resumed her teaching in the Bay Avenue School at Patchogue where she has taught tor several years. Mrs. Louis Griffing entertained her 500 club on Thursday after- noon. Guefits present were Mrs. Corey, Mrs , Howard Powell , Mrs. Hubert Tuttle, Mrs. Edward Ben- jamin , Mn. Woodruff , Mrs. C. W. Raynor , Mrs. Edward Collins , Mrs. Plerson , Mrs. Jetter , Mrs. Charles Albin and Miss Kathryn Albin. Prizes went to Mrs. Plerson , Mrs. Griffing and Mrs. Raynor. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Norwood and children and Gus Green left hut week to drive to Henderson , N. C , where they will visit rela- tives for three weeks. James McNeil , a teacher in the Greenport High School a number of years , spent the holidays with his mother , Mrs. Elizabeth McNeil and family. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Collins , of Sayville , spent New Year ' s Day with her mother. Mrs. Peerless Hicks and family. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tuttle and children , of Blue Point , and Mr. and Mrs. James Glendenning and son , of East Quogue , had dinner on New Year ' s Day with their grandmother , Mrs. Emma Tuttle. Mrs. Mario Viscuso and Mrs. Rupert Scott attended a cord party at the Brookhaven School on Friday evening. Mrs. Viscuso had high score in 500. Miss Jennie Mickey, of Glens Falls , who has been visiting at the home of her niece , Mrs. Ronald Raynor , leaves this next week for Florida , taking the bus from New Twrk City, with relatives from Pennsylvania. Miss Leila Turner, of Brooklyn , spent Christmas with her sister , Mrs. Fret? Hawkins and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. Viscuso spent Christmas Day with Mrs. Catherine Bono and family at East Hamp- ton. Emanuel Bono was a guest at the Viscuso home during the Christmas vacation. Edward Collins , of Woodslde , spent Thursday over night at the home of his grandmother , Mrs. Ellen Collins. Misses Genevieve Hawkins , So- phie ' Lubniewski, Kathryn Albin and Emmett Hawkins took in the excursion to Manhattan on New Year ' s Eve where they enjoyed a show , dinner and a good time. Miss Emma Dority, of East Quogue, is visiting for some time with Mrs. Amy Ketcham. Mrs. Edward Collins , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Braun , Mary, Wiima and Louis Kish colled on Mrs. Col- lins ' mother , Mrs. Scott , at Ami- gansett on New Year' s Day. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Amman , Mrs. Herbert Lester and daughter, Shirley, and Stanley Bennett , of Amaransett. spent the day. Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. M. Viscuso. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Raynor en- tertained a number of friends at 600 on Saturday evening. Mr: and Mrs. William Moffett are occupying their new home at Speonk Shores and entertained at a family dinner on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collins , of Eastport , have announced the en- gagement of their daughter . Ever lyn Bell to John Becht of Brook- lyn , the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Becht of Patchogue. Miss Collins Is a graduate ot the Eastport High School , also of the Courtland Nor- mal School and is now employed as telephone operator In Brooklyn. The Christian Endeavor topic for Sunday, Jan. 13 , is: \Signs of Growing Brotherhood. \ I John 2:8- 11; 3:17, 18. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Penney re- ceived word on Friday of the death of Dr. Goldsmith Robinson , of Colorado Springs , Col. Dr. Gold- smith was born in Eastport and was the brother of the late E. J. Robinson. He went to Colorado for his health and remarried to make it his permanent home. He was 83 years of age at his death. A Scotch program was arranged for the meeting of the Woman ' s Club on Friday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Blue, of the Remsenburg Pres- byterian Church , gave a talk on \Edinburgh' s Contribution to Art\ ; Mrs. Harold Skidmore , accom- panied by Mrs. Olln Lewis , gave several selections of Scotch songs; Joseph Stevens , of Westhampton Beach , gave a most interesting \Book Review of Mary Queen of Scot , \ Mrs. Willard Alfred ren- dered two instrumental selections. Mrs. Mcintosh and Mrs. Percy Raynor, of East Moriches , and Mrs. Frank Young were new members taken in. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tuthill. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Alfred spent the day, Thursday, in Jamaica. Mr. and Mrs. Maynord Kirkpat- rick and baby ore leaving this week for Albany. Members fr o m the Esstport Jr. G. U. A. M. visited the Bridgs- hampton lodge on Friday evening to assist in the installation of their officers. Mrs. Ellen Collins, Mrs. Edward Collins and Mrs. Nelson Collins spent Saturday at the home of the former ' s daughter , Mrs. Ancel Oehlhoff at Islip. The Soutslde Grange met on Friday evening. Two new members ' names were suggested , Miss Geor- gia Adelworth , of Speonk , and Rev. Mr. Pickering of East Moriches. The degrees will be given at the next meeting. ! EASTPORT | x REA L ESTA TE ¦ :-: - LEGAL NOTICES - « ' j j Mrs. Charles Lofston entertained her daughter , Mrs. Ella Raia , of Bay Ridge , Mr. and Mrs. George W. Oldham with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hesler and son of Mastic Beach : Mrs. K. Olsen, Mrs. Henry Blelen- berg, Mr. and Mrs. William An- derson and daughter , Mrs. E. R. Linlneton. Mrs. Agnes Hendrickson and son, B. G. Herrley and Ronald Rice at a house party. Games were played with singing and music , and a delicious buffet supper was served at midnight. Alex Prokopchuck of Montgomery avenue , white cutting down a tree the past week , severely Injured his right leg. The axe slipped and cut a deep gash , which was attended to by Dr. Louis Foster. Later Alex was taken to the Patchogue Hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. George Jost of Brooklyn spent the week-end ut their cottage. A farewell party to the old year , and a New Yea r ' s party was usher- ed in at the home of Mrs. E. it. Linlngton on Jan. I. Games were played and a turkey supper served at midnight . Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. William Ander- son and daughter , Mrs. Agnes Hen- drickson and son , Mrs. Charles Lof- ntoii , Mrs. Linington and B. G. Herrley. Mr. and Mrs . J. Smith spent the week-end at their new cottage on Montauk hi ghway. John Hall of Moriches avenue is driving a new Chevrolet supply truck. Miss Eugenia Smith , of Smith' a Point , was awarded the fine year old fruit cake by the Mastic Repub- lican Club , Inc., on New Year> Eve , as she held the winning num- ber of 916. The entire proceeds from the cake were added to the club' s building fund. The cake was donated by Mrs. Caroline D. Turner , of Mastic road. Mr. and Mrs. William Kirk and sen , of Patchogue , have moved into the Shepherd homestead on the Montauk highway. Mr. and Mrs. Harry SplUenberg and three children of Malverne , were New Year ' s guests of Mrs. E. R. Linington last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson tnd daughter, spent New Year ' s Day and week-end with friends in Floral Park and Flatbush. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Askllng snent the New Year and week-end at their Midland avenue cottsje. Mr. and Mrs. William Lnngrovor and daughter, of Floral Park , were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Anderson. Mrs. C. Rogenkamp of Brook- lyn , spent the holidays with her daughter on Moriches avenue. ! MASTIC 1 The Union Savings Bank of Pat- chogue, third largest ot the tour mutual savings banks of Suffolk, had total resources on Jan. 1 of $9 , 942,467. The total amount due the bank' s 11 , 149 depositors was $6, 193,833. Reserves amounted to (166 , 000 and the surplus st invest- ment value was $1 , 562 , 069. The par value of the surplus was $1 , 519 , 466 and the market value 11 , 638 ,833. £merson G. Terrell is president of the bank. UNION BANK NEARS \•Si. A * ¦ * ' • •«ss,kv • a A A •» ¦ # i er« fviibi.i«vn m«Miiv Legal Notices VOTXOS Off fAXB COUNTY COURT. SUFFOLK COUNTY , NBW YORK. EDWIN tf . FIBHEL , Plaintiff, - against - FRANCIS W. REEVE, HELEN H. RBBVE . his wife . ADELE MAR- TIN ., formerly Adel* Miller and ARM1N H. MITTLEHANN, Defendants. County Clerk' s File No. S186 of 1935. Pu rsuant to a judgment of fore- closure and sale made in the above entitled action on the S3rd day of December , 1»35 and duly filed In the office of the Clerk of tho County of .Suffolk , New York on the 24th day of IMcember , l»3o , I the undtr- sifc'iied , Rcfere\ In said judgment named , for that purpose :;111 sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the front stops of the Suffolk County Court House , Rlverhead , Suf- folk County. New York on Satlirday, February 8th . 1936 at 10:00 o ' clock in the forenoon of said day the premises in said Judgment named and therein directed to be sold and bounded and described as follows: ALL those three certain tracts , pieces or parcels of land situate , lylne and belnjf at Bay View, for- merly Great H OK Neck , In the Town of Sou'hold , County of Suffolk and State of New York , bounded and described as follows: PAHCEJ, A BEGINNING at a point, on the northerly side of the North Road , so called, running through Bay View adjoining land belonging to the Estate ot Qeorgc W . Dayton , deceased and running thence northerly, by land last men- tioned to Peconle Bay or Town Har- bor: then ce easterly by said Peconic Bay or Town Harbor to a parcel of land formerly belonging to said Ed- win H. Brown and Henrietta A. Edga r , but now belonging to the party of the first part: thence south- erly, partly by land last mentioned and partly by land sometime of Wil- liam H . Richmond Qpw of the said Henrietta A. Edgar , to land now or formerly of Joshua A. Overton; thence westerly by land of Joshua A. uvenon to iana now or lormeriy oi Benjamin Wells, Jr.; thence north- erl y by land oi Beujulrim \Weilu , Jr., to the northeasterly corner thereof ; thence westerly still by the land of benjamin Wells , Jr.. to the north- westerly corner thereof; thence southerly, partly by land or said Benjamin Wells, Jr., partly by land formerly of Joshua A. Overton , and partly by land belonging to the Es- tate of Charles Rourke, deceased , to the- North Road aforesaid , and thence westerly bv and with Raid North Road , to the point or Place of beginning. PARCEL B. BEGINNING at a point In hlg -hwator mark of Peoonla Bay or Town Harbor , where same Is Intersected by the easterly, line of a parcel of land formerly belonging to said Edwin H . Brown and Henri- etta A. Edgar , but now belonging to the party of the Prat Part , and run* ning thence easterly by said Peconic Bay or Town Harbor, to land be- longing to the Estate of George W. Dayton , deceased; thence southerly partly b y land lent mentioned , and partly hy land belonging to the Estate of George Hallock, deceased, to land of Daniel Tuthill; thence westerly, partly by land of Daniel Tuthill , partly by land belonging to the Estate of Elite Fischer , partly by land formerly of Eara L. Bolsseau •o land sometime of William H. Rich- mond and lately belonging to Hen- rietta A. Edgar; thence northerly by land last mentioned and land for- merly belonging- to said Edwin H. Brown and Henrietta A. Edgar to the point or place of-beginning. PARCEL C. BEGINNING at a point In the hlghwater mark of Pe- conic Bay - or - Town- Harbor ' where the ssme Is Intersected by the east- erly line of land formerly .belonging to William - Prince , formerly of said Edwin . H. Brown, 'being. Parcel A. above described, and running thence easterly ' by said Peconic Bay or Town Harbor to- land formerly of Benjamin Bolsseau. . and Asa Smith, formerly belonging to Edwin H. Brown , being Parcel B , above de- scribed , and..running thence south- erly along said land formerly of said Brown, to land now or formerly of Joshua Overton, thence westerly-by said land now or formerly ot Joshua Overton to land formerly of William Price, and formerly belonging to said Edwin H. Brown ,. and thence northerly along said land to the point or place of beginning. Being a portion of the land formerly be- longing to. Abijah - Corey. BEING INTENDED to be the same premises- conveyed of even date herewith to the party of the first part by the party of the second part and his wife. TOGETHER with all the right, title and Interest which the party of the nrst port . may have to land be- low bighwatsr tcafk In Peconic Bay and ail right , title and Interest which the party of the first part may have to the lend in any highway adjoin- ing any part of the said land, BUT frorn the land above described is excepted a amrJl piece of land which was needed In order to moke the road called the New Highway extend to said land and whatever was left beyond said Highway. ROBERT P. GRIFFING , Referee. P.OGER M. WILEY , Plaintiff' s Attorney, 3« West Main Street , Rlverhead , Suffolk County, New York \ Ut7c Rubbers and goloshes , unless they are just the right size , are difficult for young children to manage. They should be fairly large com- pared with the shoe , but not so large that they come off when chil - dren step in the mud. A GROWING ACCOUNT IN THIS BANK will accomplish more wonders and lead to more opportunities than endless adventure s I without capital. THE SUFFOLK COUNTY TRUST CO. t (AST MAIN STRICT RIVERHEAD, N. Y. OSBORNE TRUST COMPANY BAST HAJstFTOrl . N. T. —: •— Every Bunking FacUlty —•— The Bank et last Gemot— Harry A. Finkelstein CHIVIED PUNIC ACCOUNTANT NEW YORK CftFviftraHeP ans EatM* ArMwMin, Taxes • Federal, Bute A City iMVfstlffationii - Audita lyiUms Installed — OFFICES — NEW YORK CITY, N. Y . If« Nraaa St. BEiknan 1-4414 KrVERHEAD. LONG ISLAND fl W. Main St. Blverhead >14» JERSKY CITY. N J. 4t Josmal Square Jsaraal *% ¦ Mill LABOS COMPETENT STAFF mmvr'n ' ~*\ \^ THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PROTECTS YOUR FUNDS IN THIS BANK There ran be no ijue-tiun about Ihe security ol fund- , entrusted to id is institution. Through the Fcderu. ' Deposit Insurance Corporation , created hy Con- gress us a periiiuiient Federal agency, all of our depositors are protected against loss ol their deposits to the cslent of $5 , 000 in each account. The additional security (or deposits made possible by this insurance slioiild be a rea l incentive for you to open an account here. Il fur- nislivs a sound busis iur cuniiiicucc in the safely oi your lunds under all conditions. Long Island State Bank & Trust Company RIVERHEAD , N. Y. YOUR CREDIT REFERENCE IS THE HIGHLIGHT OF ANY BUSINESS LETTER. Establish a good c redit reference , by paying all bills promptl y and oy keeping your balance above reproach ! We solicit business accounts , and g ive counsel gratis regarding all financial ventures. I Member ol Federal Ueootit Insurance Corporation Suffolk County National Bank Capital $225 , 000 Surp lus over $300 , 000 I RIVERHEAD , L. I. Where To Gel .lings Or Get Item Dose L w- \ Butcher ii LEWIS E. YOUNG I BVTCHBR ' ¦ Ttltphon* Conntctloa HOME-MADE LARD MILK CURED BAMS i BACON EXTRA FINE BUTTER < iMMfa Anna* UVKBBXAD, N. T. ( se>ai>ijjVSasjsais *>>*aa>>ttBa*e»s>>^aassjjjastaa««Mss l ^salaBSB Car Laundry Comp lete Car Service J Hydraulic lift and other up-to-date equi pment. Have your car washed , ' • j oiled and greased by ' WILLIAM TAYLOR | 18 FRANKLIN ST. RIVERHEAofl Phone 3163 ¦ Cor* CoUect For and D,Uvv4, T Car Washing —$1.25 I Drugt il. B For i \ Prescriptions A Dru « 8 | R Medicines T Toilet Articles f ift Toothpaste l] H Compacts || f — | § FRED BARTH Msfa Street, Hfreraeerf , * Garage ¦ -k^ Garage P f 2s£ Service j|,y>* | ON ALL MAKES OF ~ CARS |A Am) inliusi S .1. C. R. DAVIS & CO. 1 Petonlc Ave., RIVERHEAD . L. 1 II Weather Stripping - Have Your Heuie Eevipeee ' WHm V ALL METAL p WIATHER STR I PS H for I Economy mid Comfort ft J. S. JOHNSON 1 Phone 222 H AMPTON B AVS , N. Y. ft 18 Years ' Experience 1. I __ , Plumber \ John Stonebanki ' PLUMBING and j HEATING ! ? ! Main St., Riverhead , N. Y, PHONE 2837 ho«HRISa BA^( \ Trucking >| MOVING and TR UCK I NG LOCAL soj LONG DISTANCE Estimates Cheerfully Given Walter F. Howell RIVERHEAD Vhoto im lM - ml m, .
