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Swezey-Newins Expansion Plans Are Announced Plans for the further expansion of Swezey & Newins were made known yesterday by Carroll M Swezey, president of the (io-year- old Patchogue department store The department store will add the store immediately adjacent to the present building on West Main street. Until this week , the new addition was occupied by Beds Incorporated. Formerly, it was occupied by the Carl & Bob' s store According to Mr. Swe/.ey, p lans are now being drawn up by an architect , and building alterations are expected to begin within the next few weeks. In his statement yesterday, Mr. Swezey expressed the appreciation of the entire store personnel to the thousands of S&N customers \ who have made this further expansion possible by their enthusiastic response to S&N merchandise offerings. \ The entire bedding stock ol Beds , Inc., has been purchased by Swezey & Newins and a huge clearance sale will take place starting this weekend. A modern submarine can fully submerge in less that, one minute. Once submerged , it can travel faster than on the surface. A NA/IIMTEFR COAT SALE IIM JULY O ¦ WHY NOT... when you can buy a 75.00 coat at 36.00 and take months to pay ... we store it — free of charge until wanted EVERY COAT GOING FOR HALF PRICE OR LESS ! HUNDREDS OF VALUES LIKE THES E 26 Untrimmed Coats Re- $33-49.98 Now Only I©* M> 64 Untrimmed Coats R cg . .39.98 N „ W only 25 tM> 43 Untrimmed Zip-Lined Coats Reg. 49.98-$75 Now only 30**° 29 Imported 100' ,; Cashmere Coats Reg. $100 w o,,l, 09 fl8 18 Genuine Mink Trimmed Coats Reg. $110 .w only G9 98 DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION £JOO TAKE UP TO 12 MONTHS TO PAY COME IN AND BE CONVINCED!! 45 EAST MAIN ST. j FNTIN^ PATCH0GUE Suffolk County Police Commiss- ioner Charles It. Thorn spoke to the Patchogue Rotary club yes- terday at the club' s regular week- ly meeting held at i .he Patchogue Hotel. ROTARY CLUB Police Net Continued from page 1. this section her in a freezer , police said. They implicated four other men according to the police. Two of the others , Allie J. LeBIanc , 22 , of Middle road , Medford , and Ron- aid A. Shand , 22, of Middle Island avenue , Medford , were handed over to the Patchogue village police for arraignment on third degree bur- glary charges. Police said they had broken into the National Biscuit Company offices on West avenue, Patchogue , two weeks ago and had stolen two business machines. Frank Fiorvante , Jr., 16 , of 119 Canaan avenue , Farmingville , was charged with grand larceny in con- nection with the theft of six out- board motors fro m boats on Brown ' s River , Sayville, Thursday. A ninth man , Philip Forgione , 3!> of Pine street , Holbrook , was charged with parole violation. All but Forgione were held with- out bail for examination at 10:3C a.m. yesterday. Police said Forgi- one would face a parole examina- tion board to determine if he should be returned to jail to com- p lete a burglary sentence. The arraignment of Shand and LeBIanc before Patchogue Village Police Justice Charles N. Butler , Jr., resulted in their being held for action of the Grand jury. •Simultaneously, Village Patrolman John Drew recognized LeBIanc as having an open summons on a charge of driving without a muf- fler in Patchogue last week. lie was fined $5 after pleading guilty to the charge. Yesterday, the examination of Torchia, DeConza , Giangaspro Nicoletti and Antino was held over until 10 a. m. next Thursday Patchogue Hotel Continued from page 1 , this section writing. He said a referendum would be needed to approve such a purchase. Suffolk recently opened a $,1 , 000 , 000 administrative center in Riverside and a $1., 300 , 000 ju- venile detention center in Haup- pauge. IL is expanding its Haup- pauge. facilities for county police use . P.rookhaven town taxpayers in lO.M i defeate d a $110 , 000 pro- posal to purchase land for a town hall annex. The Brookhaven Town govern- ment has been p lagued by over- crowded conditions at the town hall in Patchogue for years . In a recent move to provide more space for the highway depart- ment , the town board has adver- tised for bids on a proposed new highway department building in Coram , but bids opened last week totaled $10 , 000 more than cost estimates of $05 ,000 , and the board rejected the bids. The USS Boston (CAG-1) is the Navy ' s first guided missile cruiser capable of firing supersonic anti- aircraft guided missiles . It repre- sents a comp letel y new concept in a naval weapon system. Have you tried Advance print- ing lately? Excellent work on fine papers , priced to meet every budget. Ask for Mrs. Gillam , phone GR 5-100O. —Adv. Girl Scouts Stage Americana Pageant At Camp Edey Site BAYPORT — An Americana pageant was staged at Girl Scout Camp Edey ' s Freedom circle Sat- urday just before sunset near the Bayport lake with every one of the 100 campers participating. The inaugural flying of the new ID-starred flag heralded the Four- th for these Girl Scouts of Nassau and Suffolk counties. Nine epi- sodes of United Sta te s history were depicted by the girls dressed in their impromptu , but imagi- native costumes created by them from the woods and theatrical trunks at Camp Edey. Following the seriously present- ed Americana pageant there was a symbolic burning of the old flag which was draped over a tier of wood on a large float in the middle of the Big Dipper , the largest lake here. Flaming torches moved magically through the water to light this tier with Camp Edey ' s best swimmers supporting these silently and effectively. On Sunday water carnival was followed by an outdoor smorgas- bord supper. The holiday weekend ended with a solemn inspirational service per- formed by the Woodsman unit us- ing international understanding as its theme. AIR FORCE CARNIVAL WKSTUAMPTON BRACK — The giant welfare carnival at Suffolk County Air Force base opens today. Gates will open at 5 p. in., and kiddy rides will be free until 7 p. m., after which Robin Bain , \Miss Rheingold-l!) o i» , \ will olticially ope n the program. The carnival will run four days—until Sunday—from 5-12 j). in. today and tomorrow , and from 1-12 p. m. Saturday and Sunday. All pro- ceeds will go to the base welfa re fund . Although the colonies had onl y six frigates and 10 small vessels to oppose more than 000 fighting ships of the enemy in the War of 1812 , history shows that Ameri- ca ' s victory depended on the Navy. Read all abtm t (hem , many more timely bargains this week in the classified pages. —Adv. Water Fountains Planned for Two Town Beaches The Brookhaven Town trustees announced this week that they plan to install drinking fountains at two of their batning beaches in order to provide extended ser- vices lor tne users. Tne pian can- for the installation of wells at West Meadow beach and Cedai beach before the end of this sea- son. The town trustees have been negotiating with the West Meadow Beach Property Owners association for several years, in a letter re- ceived from the association this week the possibility of connecting the existing water service that is owned and controlled by the West Meadow association was definitely denied. The association contends that to allow the town to purchase water for the West Meadow beach users would mean they would have to change the status of the asso- ciation and come under the control of the Public Service commission The association further claims that this would necessitate the ex- pending of considerable money which they do not desire to do a' this time. All possibilities having been explored for obtaining a source of water , the only cou rse left open to the town is the in- stallation of their own well to provide the needed water. The new well at West Meadow will be installed by town personnel and will mean the town will only need to expend additional money for material to be used. The plan is to drive a shallow well similai to ones*existing on adjoining pro- perty, which have the ability to provide clear fresh water. The well at Cedar Beach , how- ever , must be a deep well and. therefore , bids will be taken and the installation made by a private corporation. It is estimated that the well at Cedar beach when completed will be close to 400 feet deep in order to insure a continu- ous flow of fresh water. A spokesman for the trustees , commenting on the extention oi services to the users of the beach- es stated: \The trustees are pro- viding these new wells so that a high health standard can be main- tained at all of the town recrea- tion facilities. The number ol people using our parks and beach- es has increased greatly over the past few years and I am sure that the crowds will continue to get larger and the town must take steps to insure that their health and welfare is adequately provided for while using these areas. It is felt that the new wells will greatl y aid in extending comfort and health standards for our peo- p le while at the beaches. \ State Plans Two Road Extensions For Nea r Future BRIGHTWATERS—State Sen- ator Elisha T. Barrett , chairman of the senate committee on high- ways and parkways , announced this week that the state depart- ment of public works would let two sizable highway contracts foi Suffolk county August 6. Both projects involve outlays of approx- imatel y $5 , 000 , 000. One project involves a 3.98 mile section of the Sunrise Highway extension and access roads extend- ing from Flanders road in Hamp- ton Bays east to Springdale road in Shinnecock Hills. The extension will be of the present Sunrise highway four-lane design. The cost has been bid for $4 , 012 , 000. The other project concerns con- struction of a 2.16 mile two-lane section of Route 110 (Broadway) in Amityville running north to the Southern State parkway. The lanes are to be separated by a center mall. The mobile television crew of the Special Devices center at the Office of Naval Research has pioneered in obtaining what are believed to be the first American kinescope p ictures of the interior of the human eye. Our best is your best. If you are looking for a wedding invita- tion that deserve an \Oscar \ , see The Patrhneii e Advance. —Adv. NY Better Business Bureau Seen as Key To LI Improvement GARDEN CITY—The Long Is- land association , a chamber of commerce group, has urged that Long Island business practices be policed by a centralized set up with the \ New York city BeUer Business bureau as the hub. According to Ralp h D. Howell , association president , a study of problems concerning \ unethical and unsound business practices '' in Nassau and Suffolk counties by a special 70-member committee led to this conclusion. \Many of the advertising and selling practices which require at- tention can only be dealt with or a total metropolitan area basis, \ Mr. Howell said. The association favors establishing local offices of the New York group in major sub- urban areas , such as Long Island , Westchester county and northern New Jersey. TiEGULARJ DIVIDEND i 2 j declared 11 j ^ JL 4t l*« ^v ____ H _^_ r per annum f° r the 5 Ql II IV „_____T quarterl y period 5 f \^Hfe ending June 30 , 1959 r^t*^ cw\ MI III mic Ul H EXTRA DIVIDENDS \ H IN JULY FOR YOU j ^BBB ^BB B Deposits made on or before < ^H^H^ July 14 , 1959 , are entitled ^^¦^™^ to earn dividends from Jul y j A ^^ 1. The extra dividends are 5 o c c // IWm easv to earn . Don ' t miss i Suzy Saver Says : \5mw lnem - \Mommy tells me (his is <SfflsEK§teL I her kind of bank. She says ^ HHQE B ^ O V T\' *J J 5 the service is so fast and ^_t_JE_ 0 ^^ DlVldCndS j the dividends the highest _ _ __ __ K__ _ _y /~ * 11 i paid by any savings bank ^B _ B _ __ B __. COHipOUIldCC l \ in New York State. She ^^^0K___K_ i hope* I'll be a real little 'T\^ -- ~i JJQ ^; tWlCC DUt 5 ' shaver , ' too , when I' m tfff V» 5 oldir \ J%' ]Jw 4 times yearl y I ^'\ UNION SAVINGS BANK ^Jp OF PATCHOGUE N. Y. I » ~^ *kJsSE£* Corner So. Ocean Ave. and Church Sr. Tel. 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GRover 5-9191 i \Where Your Order U Cut to Your Special Needs \ • OVEN PREPARED TOP SIRLOIN ROAS T fl| -f TENDER JUICY %J| _f f i SIRLOIN STEAK Q I lb - Broiling — Fry ing — Roasting |^& £% j < CHICKE NS Od«>- jj 3 TO 4 LBS., INC. ^~' ^^ ; ! EXTRA FANCY HEAV Y jj Hind Quarters Beef ©9* H>. jj I FREEZER MARKED , WRAPPED and DELIVERED jj AA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAiU\AAAAAAAAAAAiUU\AAAAAAAAAAAAArUU\AAAAN MIQFRV IMP In a nuddle « but not iVlliDJ-irx. 1 , lliv. in a position to call any signals is group charged with lirst-degrce robbery after arres t by Brookhaven Town police Friday night. Suspects are George Nicoletti , 14 Market street , Centereach ; Julio Torchia , Gate- lot avenue , Lake Ronkonkoma; Louis J. Gian- gaspro , Gatelot avenue , Lake Ronkonkoma ; Ron- ald J- DeConza , Coates avenue , Holbrook; and Ralph J. Antino , 21 Horseblock road , Farming- ville. , Philip Forgione , Pine street , Holbrook , later was arrested on charges of parole viola- tion. Then , Frank Fiorvante , Jr ., 419 Canaan avenue , Farmingville , was brought in as grand larceny suspect. Plainclothesman at right is Brookhaven Detective Sergeant Cecil Rich , and uniformed officer is Sergeant John Higgins. —Patchogue Advance Photo by Martin CHRISTMAS IN JULY AT TOAD\ CONKLIN'S LIGHT BUOY MODEL Top Sider Shoes $4 5 ® FOUL WEATHER GEAR PARKA and PANTS $5*5 Life Preserver Cushions $2#5 KEEP AFLOAT—CHILDREN'S LIFE PRESERVERS $200 ALSO JULY SPECIALS DON'T • Evinrude Motors I MISS • Interfax Paints I THES E • Lyman , MFG Fiberglas Boats PRICES \Toad\ Conklin Since 1920—Patchogue l ollow Yellow Arrow on River Avenue . GRover 5-2365
