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Armenian Takes Pepp erid ge Hall To Establish a Silk Industry A MOW im lus try will soon be born ou l.on-K* I 'land , when Ur. I uilwlir llnr ij uotl inii of llrooklyii , ,, ' ., Ai'iiii' iiiiui Hcientlst , will com- ,,„.,, the rnlslii-* »l sllluvorins ut t,,e I ' m nous, pah' .Uul Pe|i|iei'i(lge hull in Oakilnh 1 ' ., . , . Dr lliirpo otlliin , who him heen ..imngi'il In tbi. -i work for nlmost u dennle ut his home in Urooklyn , ,.. • • the belief tlinl climatic eondl- lio ' i)\ im bong Island would not per- mit th*' silkworm industry bus been disi.i'iivod und he is certain lhe ven- turi' will be sueei -s.il' ul. ]. is tlie plan «>f Dr. llnvpootlinn m i-nrrv \\I the entire process of tl,e imiiislry from llie firs t singe ol the Imtehing of the cocoon on the iinilbeuy tree to the winding ol the villi tlii-eiid. Tin; thread will then he •old to the silk mills in New Jersey, in- ll'i rpootli.i'i li'is announced tluit lit. hiic. import«d 52(10 ,000 ej-gs from It-dv nnd Constantinople and will nl'iiil hundreds of niulliei-ry treiis (|M the low hind between tlur build- ing and tht: buy* He claims Unit farmer. - - will h«; interested heciiu.se - . -ilkivoi -iii fariiii ng ran be tlone in Lour.- time , and Ihey will he in- Vii'iiete<l in the art mid can sell their iiroilui' t , if it i- t I'l\ to stiimlnrtl , to the scientist. Ho says two crops can lie in is d in n year and that a good- ly profit I ' . ' III !\- • irmdc on fiO pounds of silk thread. Dr. Ihirpootlinn studied und later taught seiieiilture—silkworm propa- ...itioii—-al Hru.Hsa- college , Turkey. l' rt'vioiis to that he had altended /ioliert college in Constantinop le , which was fuunili'd by Daniel Rob- ert , whoso son , Christopher Kobert , built I' epperitlge hull in tlie latter part of the last century for his hi-autif -u l young wife whom he hnd wed nt- the age of 45. After a trip to Franco Iioliort nnd hi.s bride re- turned lo Oakdale and built the costlv rep lica of a Norman chateau. The \ bride, howov-er , soon tired of the lonely existence in the mansion und thev moved to New York. A few months Inter the romance met a tragic end when , Just In-furo Kob- ert and hln wife were scheiluled to sail for I'Viince. Hubert was lound deud with n bullet through ' lurtid. The widow died u few yen ngo in Kriince. Popperiilge hull bus (If, large rooms and Vi mi! to be equipped by Dr. lliirpootlliin us a laboratory, Gay Beaux Arts B all Ends Dancing Class THE students * social dancing class which has been conducted in Pat- chogue High school this year , with Miss Helen Eddy as instructor and Miss llnry C. Wood as manager , was hrtwght to a close Monday evenin g with a beaux arts ball in the gym- nasium. Prizes were awarded for best costumes and there we re several entertainment acts. The grand march was led by Prin- cipal Paid Bassett and M iss Eddy and the judges wore Mr. Bassett , Mrs. O. C. Horton , Mrs. Samuel Wernick and Mrs. Brady. The prizes , double portions of ice cream , were awarded to H e le n Kolb and Ruth Johnson , dressed as summer and winter , for the girls , and for the hoys , John Bennett' s colonial costume was adjudged best. The entertainment program includ- ed un exhibition of ballroom dancing by Marjorie Horton and R i c h a r d Carlson; a tap dance by Jimmy Roc- co; East side , West side clog by No- ra Ryder , Marion Fuchs , Allies Ap- plegate and Ross Gottlieb; tap dance by Beatrice Wernick ; whistling act hy Harrold Johnson , and exhibition ballroom dancing liy Beatrice Wern- ick and Robert Conklin , Sylvia Sweet and Harry Lessey, Lorraine Rowland and William Knig ht and Helen Mor- row and John Bennett. Jimmy Rocco ' s crrchestra played and refreshments were served. This class has been m e e t i n g th roughout the year on Tuesday af- ternoons lit 5 o ' clock , paying a nom- inal fe« to cover expenses and the amount left over wns used towards expenses for this dance , wliieh was also attended by parents and friends. Miss \\-- ood and Miss Eddy were g iv- en presents in appreciation of the time and effort tliey have devoted to instructing the students who wished to round out their knowledge of so- cial graces on the daace floor, Suffolk Schoolmen Convene at Eastport TII K Suffolk County -Executives n«* j- oclatlnn , Principal Fred Pnyn- ter of lOastport secretary and Ireim- uroe, which Is I'onipom'il of the ml* ininlslrative heads of wchools of sec- ondary systems , und three district superintendents , hold a nioeliiiK ut Juhn Duck' s inn , Khislpurt, last Thui-silny iifluriionii. This was fol- lowed hy a dinner-meeting of the SulTolk County sehocilini 'ti ' s nssni'la- llull , with lll l present, Amos Pence of Huntington wns elwli'd prcsii lent; l.eii n lll'utik. of Kiislliiiliiptim , vice- lirewldelit lind Neil <' iiii('ki'iihtislt of Kum lsllp, secretary•ti'oiisuri 'i' . Dr. lieu rge Counts of 'iVm'hers ' vol lege , Columbia universit y, spoke un \Ueni- nerwey und Aiiici'lcn, \ ¦ I ¦ I i I i I I a i i i i i.i. I I . I .nl >¦ li I £ - Roe ' s Hotel Barber Shop - _ NICK UHUCO . l' rnp, ^ - Now Located At - IS No. Oeaan Av*., Patchogu» \ - CHILD URN'S AND WOMEN'S \ - 1IA111 CUTTINU A 8PKCIALTY _. T* .|i Irl. r H |u|, -|i,l |.|l ,llilil|li|.i|ii|li|.lllililli< Ml 'l.ili.l- NI' W ASSORTMENT Lndies ' Silk Dresses Ki7. es 14 to 52 88.50 each Open Fr). arid Snt, Kveningn The Little Shoppe AROUND THE CORNER 6 TERRY ST. PATCHOCUE (Leonora Usher , Prop.) More Staff Needed Says Bishop Stires AT the recent diocesan convention held at Garden City the Rig ht Hev. Ernest M. Stires , Protestant Episcopal bishop of Long Island said \We have the fastest-growing dio- cese in the world , containing more than one-third of the population of the state and 55 per cent, of the pop- ulation of New York City ... \ Be- cause of this rap id growth , he .said a bishop coadjutor would soon be needed. He added that he had no one in mind for this position. \ The diocese already has a suffragan bish- o» r to aid the bishop. The Rev. John II. Fitzgerald was re-elected diocesan secretary, the Hev. John H. Gerstenberg, assistant secretan-y; R aymond F. Barnes , Brooklyn , re-elected treasurer and the Rev. Thomas J. Lacey was ro- elected registrar. The Kev. John 1'aight i s to be a member of the ec- clesiastical court until 1938. CI' -ATAUK chap ter , Daughters of ^ the Revolution , enjoyed a pilgrim- age l a «t Friday to the Shinnecock reservation , near Southampton where tbe teachers , Principal Lassiter and Mrs Baird , gave a talk on the school work and the Indians. They also visited the Foster house and viewed relics of the Revolutionary war and antiques at William Halsey ' s home in -ind gehampton. Those in the party were Mrs. A. G. Hailock , Mrs. Horace Alott , Mrs. Chester Pitney, Mrs. Amy ^etcham, Mrs. William Edwards , Mrs. A- B. Alliin , Mrs. Isaac Hulse , Mrs. iS ' ftV - Pen \ey and Miss Katharine Tuttle. D. of R. Make Visit To Indian Reservation lo ooinniemoi'iiti* * uil. i imrles *». Lili-dbergh' s eiilc Might to Paris from ItouKiivelt Fluid on Muy _U , l!i _!7, u stnte highway histurleid murker was ereeted yesterday on Vhnlo- neek rond, VVestliury, nt u point about fiOO feet fro m where llie Sp irit ol' St. I,mi I K took oil* . Tlie coreiiuiliy took place nt . 'I p. m. ainl » brief ili'dii'utury addrens was delive roil by Klvln Kdwurds , for- me I' district sittoriioy of Nassau county. STATE PLACHS A IIAKKI.U WIIKUB UNDHKIHIII TOOK (IIT One of the severa l wills filed In the S' ui'i' ogiile ' s court In l.lverliend for proliute in thut of the Into Jos- ep h Anita of .Sayville , for iiiiuiy yenrs n inereliiilit there , and who wus the father of Assistant District Attorney Joseph S, Arntii , Testator leaves un estiite tlinl Is valued hy tin* petition ul mine limn $15 , 0(11) rttnrl lhe will gives all of il to thi\ willow , Mary Arata , und niiines Ilei- tis the executrix, JOSEPH ARATA'S WILL CJllMllS |^^^^^™ \ y . . 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Eggs and kindred product* ar» told here al saving pricej. il ^06^11 it ^anty Large fcl f<>r /3C QiJSilf ^V Pfi3_5 ^ f°r _ &_ j l C SWIT ZERLAND .—. . —5 £ _, Swiss Cheese ' JJ° Oran«es JUMBO 7\ 2S Tomatoes «c. M 4 b 2 5' fANCY IMPORTED DANISH A , gm * \ ^** , , !r!!L Chee5e H F>„h Pineapples 2-19- SSStt. 3-15- SWISS Cheese h - kHi c _ m A . m HUNT ' S SUPREME C ALIFORNIA A A - FANCY DAN.SH : « r^ New Unions . . |b -4 c ' Tomatoes^ ^ AA J c Bleu Cheese > lb 35 c ~ : ^ ¦ SWEET -2o oz. c a ns <» ^ e ^ ' ¦ ^^ Spinach Free from Gr.t J ibs.jQc Fancy Peas JL hr JL S' i Whole Milk CHEESE JLA ^ . w^r-m^. ^ * ^- ^TATE cooN ^ Q Rhubarb ^ . 4 ^] Qc Sweet Pea s J far JL ij e theadar Cheese • ## w c —-—--— FANCY -#2 cans . • --^- ¦¦ «• .• «. ¦:¦ Cottage Cheese ' : 10= Ne W Potatoes 5-17 Grapefruit^3^15» 9 ¦ - ~~ ~ ¦ *wi FANCY SECT,0NS «j g\ yyiJ A M J j »y. l> ||fyS| l Asparagus ^ **» *«*Jgc Grapefruit ' \^Itf ¦dMdaAJIIl ^rtilifln ^I llrII li I li m IUHJUMIMUHUIIHIIIBIIL - JI _ _ J it JI i _ i i o 11 tym. ll ill HUNT ' S SUPERIOR . A 4m mm Only Top Quality Government Inspected Meats are offered af |rfJrf^ IM ¦! Wa* mBa*% a% »-T g_ W \% _ \*a\M W _ i- _ Aw I Ar mmmt our Counters. Buy here with absolute confidence in tha- quality. MB kl ^1 1 BH U W j \tmW*l -4™ f i 1 \M Ir eaCiieS l^$>' ( \ an! —\m- °' Jkm ^F° MILK • FED - Small Sizes _ g A mm. Bohack ellers the fiaesl fresh sea food obtainable, QUALITY\ - Largest Cans +m - •f% mgj. Fancy Fowl . , lb iy c t al pricos,ha ' assure wor,hwhi|e ^^- Ba rt l ett Pears i for i9 c M.LK - FE0 - TO ROAST -| Q Fillet Of Haddock lb 16 C FANCY-4 Slices to Can ^ ^ Legs of Vea l . ' ¦¥- — — —^ Pineapple . ^-10 c CHO . CE CHUCK * Q Boston Mackerel '- lu- ———^ ZOJZS . ,0 \' M Z% Fancy L. I. Scallops 23 Pineapple ^ ^1Q. Ch ickens Lar«« $|ies ,b Jj r c \• 2L PLE AA . A ~ ,n T( z'° 5auce *ift ^ ETIS «a gH lM^ tyM fflSIMB Pork & Beans 3o Cn IU c L 1. Duck S , . g. Ib l\ c 7- . ¦ ' |^ V T M OUWP ^ S ^™? ttwv NHry.a.ta ajm « — FRESH JERSEY (Short Cut Shoulders) < *** fVl L E\ EVAPORATED »1 Tall Cans Qc PakeCl 063 115 JL *\ JL j ' Roasting Po rk . ,b l¥ c c MT ^7T I 7 2^AL, r . ^.n H.ST . R.BS - PRIME ^T 3 ALT P ' AMQWD CRY ^ 2^11 Ke^UP , . ^ o, ^ol. J Qc Ribs of Beef . ;b X3 c rACECC IA ^ CY ^ <*> « BOHACK - Whofe or Ha.l ^ « L \) rTt C \' GH ^^ »> ¦*• IT K etchup ' 2 ^3 ^ Smoked Ham . lb A3 c cmiiD oc zw_ zr^~ : : rLUUKFAWILY FLOUR 24H lb Bag KSe \ _^ z - -f iT FRYING and ROASTING *% * _ ¥ fc\# W l% V«J KetchllD 14 oz. Bot. Qc Ch ickens *»>****- ,b A./c Dlflf l PC HEIHZ SIM 0 , 10 -^ ^— — — ;^ : rlLIVLO Cucumber Q \Hfr J«« A N GI ^ < m - Shoulders of Veal 15 e DDliMCC n nr Marmalade ^I3< i ™\™* r %^ PRUNES ^ ^2-25 ^™r ^ • Sirloin Steaks 29 PRUNES »3aL ' ^3» *1™* \\ \\^ f CHOICE *± ffa* Q \*j; . j £ Ro a St TOP OR BOTTOM R0UHD . h _t. W c PRUNES ^ l ^l lb Pkg. 1 7 C MaCarOni & SPAGHE n i »«Pfcg. Qc BOHACK DE LUXE *fe mm — -— FINEST - 5 Ib. Box m n Turkeys AU SIZK ^XV' MILK K- ION EVAP . 3^|9< Macaroni & SPMHEU» flhjc BREASTS and NECKS ¥ _ _ f a _ _ \ F §_ f% _ * __ * _ FANCY SEEDLESS mm _ \ ~M Milk - Fed Veal ' b 10« PEARS FANCY > 3 » C „]9. Rai sins »-n» 2\15« Store Hours : Monday to Thursday 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. — Friday 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. — Saturday 8 A . M. to 10 P. M. — We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities *— ¦ r r m ¦ ¦- ' - i : ' _ i * ' ' * ' ' ... - ¦.
