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With all my ' f r ie n dli n ess to George J a > Boutllllcr— \Boots \ — and high re- ga rd for others interested and attached to the Long; Island Railroad I must p rotest against what can only be des- cribed as stup id \ railroa d ing. \ I unfortunately had to go Into New York City the other morning on a train that would get me in town before half past eight. I admit that It Is not often that I take such an early train , for at my time at life early rising Is not the pleasure that It was when I was younger. Per- haps therefore my surprise is under- standable when I found that the crowd that , boarde d the train at my station absolutely filled every seat in the train. X must confess that the men and women—ypnn g and old—In that train f j l l cd me with pride as an American. These r o^ rt and women most of whom had to arise between five and six o ' clock In order to make that tra in were as fine looking a body of citizens as could be found anywhere . In the w j r l d. . On poi nts they would, outclass any similar b o dy of peop le In any country , that I have been In Eurone where 1 have seen people I n similar occupations , arising at a similar hour and . going to work at a simila r time. These early rising and eaily working Americans were-bright looking, smiling, clean looking and , tastefully. and pleas- antly dressed. There was not one that did not have individuality and assert- iyeness and ari a o undance of spirit together with pride arid reserve even to the two young men in front of me , who , after glancing throu gh a copy of a daily pictor ial, apparentl y a joint in- vestment , started' to ¦wrestle and for one hour—between ^ even and ei ght o ' clock—were so bubbling over with life that they could not sit still. As we neared Jamaica and my sleepi- ness at this early hour began to over- come me I am afraid that I got rather petulant and adopting the language that I thought they might understand I said: > .. .. ' . , ' , • \Cut it out, wont you please.\ The fine blond ' young man . full of vigor ana life turned around at-me and retorted : \Doyo u own this train?\ • ' ¦¦ ¦ ' ' . ' , ' ¦ ' ¦¦ ' Surprised , I V f as .jail ed ' - . ijrlth . . a dml t i a tir ra ^ .hte .p w fe cth / . ' ^ iBt ir ^& e ' ret ott and the gbpa- i mtured way ;in;¦: w $ cb.jt wa s^e de. ' \ ' - ' - ' ^ V - . ' : ' ? ' ' - •I MV' v - Vv ' ^ ; * - ' ^ ' y s '^ i ar |y ^ p ^ f ^S^ 5 ^^^ S ^ i ^ f( ^ ut - . j^ ?a ^ , ^ i ^ j jpfli ^ «t. ^ |jtt?: ri^ fi U f ^^'^ iyi fe j e and ^ px ^ b' ly : await \I . am -s orry, . ' slr i \ ' hV saf ci gobjjl- . naturedly/ ' . ' buji we, a rc JUBt. - navln g a bit of.fun. \ - ' ::/ ' \God bless you lad, \ I replied, \ get nil the fun you can and I apologize for being a little bit timorous and nervous. \ _ Erom_thalLtlme on iintiL h (LKQlUrff _at J amaica my blond young friend and his wrestling companion were as decorous as any two gentlemen I have ever met • * * But let us go back to ' wl i nt happened after I left my station. There were two more stops between my station and Jamaica , At the next stop for ty or fifty people got on and thoy stood all the way to Jamaica. At the follow- ing stop at least fifty more people got oh and they too had to stand. At Jamaica many people got on and five or six hundred people got on the train and they stood all the way from Ja- maica to the Pennsylvania Station. • » • J toils! Mint ' this Is no way to ' t rcal American elilttrm of the line type who ride In the early trains from 1 * an s Island to ca m their llvinr In the City o f New Vork. 5 Hay again that I like \ Hoots \ very much but I think he In a rntton railroad man when lie does this to the people, who pay Ws salary and make Ids railroad successful. I do not care what club a man belongs Co. The first Instinct of American manluiod la gentility and to allow these decent bright eyed, clean , hardworking - Amer- icans to ride for an hour without a seal Is n damn lack of breeding. • • • My experience tlio other mornin g has mode rac tool that some day I am going to got up and ride on tlio train that is oven earlier than thin and If 1 find that tlio same conditions exist on this tra in, it might mirprlso Mr. to Botitllltw to know that ho mo day I will so to find cowhldo him. • • • The I - o n ir Island Railroad Is a very necessary part of tlio dnvnloproent of Suffolk Count y but I want to aay Ui \Hoots \ In all friendlin ess (lint I want Iilm to- upend leas time down at Mon - tnuk and more time studying the busi- ness pf running a railr oad en an Intelli- gen t basis. L J^ • . ^ — ^ — ^ r - ^ ~~ ~ -. , , n i Always ill i 'Good - B Qnism o r | B, — - i . , n xb c Cynic ———-H lero y Skidmore and Miss Leah Flora Davis Married Announcements were received hero this week of the marriage of Garret leroy skidmore , son of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Skidmore of Port Jefferson Sta- tion to Miss Leah Flora Davis , daugh- ter oi Mr. and Hits. George Evans Davis of otto Creek, jiaine. The ceremony was performed Sunday, August 16th, at Colon, Republic of Panama , where Miss Davis was visiting at the home of her sister, and where Mr. Skidmore ' -Is stationed. The young couple will make their home there. Mj T . Skidmore is chief motor machin- ist at the Naval Base at Coco Sola , P anama , where he fcas been stationed for some time. He bas served 12 years in the service of Uncle Sam, and has recently enlisted for a new four-year term. \Roy ' , \ as he Is familiarly known here, Is a native oi Port Jefferson Station. Petition Trustees To Create a Park At Cedar Beach Geor ge B. Serenbetz Agrees , Hot To Exerciae O ption If Public Beach Is Provided CI . VIC LEAGUE FORMED Over 100 Citizens Organize League at Millers Place to Work for Welfare of Community The Civic League of ' Millers Place was organized last Saturda y evening, in the Millers Place School House, when a group of oyer 100 residents met with . the Idea, oi combating distasteful conditions , such as ' disrobing; nude bathing in broad daylight near Sound Beach , - the problem of glass and refuse , and flres in the beach' grass , at their beach, and for the welfare of Millers Place in general. Key. Prank . Voorhees tt cted -as temporary; chairman. ¦ - . ¦ . . - • ' . ¦ ¦ ' A ' resolu t ion to petition ^ the Brook-: haVe ir ' Tow n Board to ' pro v ide fancts ' ta the \ s iex t: budget ;. to; enip i oy; : two . \ a i el l- . tibnal . s pecial tera i \ cor ^ iib ^ to . • JMt ro J : ^i i!i ^ »aa ^ {alid \ r <a taios it i a ui t& pia fc j) & c M ; ; ^ t M tr ^ iMtuae ' .l & the . J l Rntln g ; district ( nVsec-i ;« eS r iT ronit. W orfn ' Country Boad' iroin H i llock .avenue west to Mt. Sinai road arid lower : Rocky Point road , from Woodhu l l Landing: road to Junction with North Country road. T his was also carried. In response to complaints about lack o f-paiklhg. a pacc - st - Ccdar-JBeach r -Miv Serenbetz announced that he would not exercise his option on the lease on town land at Cedar Beach for an additional ten years, If a park and public bathing beach would bo provided for by the Town Board , as he believes that the people of Brookha ven should have an- other park, such as West Meadow. This st atement met with applause , and sev- eral spe eches were made advocating (Con tinued on Pago 1 , Sectio n 3) Smithtown Horse Show Tomorrow At 50 Acre Field, St. James For over two decades the Bmltlv- totvn Horse Show tins boon ono of tlio outstanding omatour ovonta on Long Island, and thin year will prove no exc eption, In fact It begins to look n s it this year ' s show , which token yluco , Saturday, August 20th win bo the best ever hold, Entries are coming In from all parts of Long Island, the hunter and Jumper clwueu looking ex- ceptionally big. Smithtown lias long boon a centof of hunting on long Island and It in to be exported that ( ho hunter anil Jumper o lo swa will bo wel l filled. Tlio dhow is restricted . to s nintaur horseman, which, in « way, ma kes It rather exclusive , there being no professional. Bcslde o tin tlilrt y-nlx olnssea listed V \\mo win t» two , special events that a lways bring forth a real , 111(111, They lira tlio two pony races on trio lint. Ono being foV li g htwelglit , awt the (itl t oi ' i for ;hcavy ^ *| o;iit f ponton. ; . Tho : w inners will rccoivo n oup. T here arc seven hunter classes list- ed , tlio feature being tho Mnr s clilno Cup, pro n entod by Mrs, A, Thro ckmor- ton Mol i oan for , tn* boat qualified hunter over post and roll. In tho four Jum ping citi D i i cs tho touph-anu- ao Is no doubt considered a featuro, al- though the open Jumper classes arc calling far big entries , Sevan saddle c l ow , two for residents of smith- town end Broolcntw o n townships, make tho e tr i otiy local evont moot keen In ovory way. There la also sim- ilar olasws In tho s addl o ponies and children ' s Jum ping events. Those two nvonU brings forth All tlio ynun ss tor s in tho vicinity, and tlior o In n goodly n\)r o bw. Twa pony o I mmo tiro also lintoct, Tlioro , nro , t l i reo fa n n and ' draft ; • J ,;<Co » l tlitiio(l on Po«o J W vo) , , ' . ' . No Gbe To Driver . Whose Car Killed Man On Middle Rd W > ' E « Wein o tei n , of Outdoor Broadcas ting Co., Victim Of Accident Near Gen tereach CHANGING TRUCK TIRE Companion , Also Struck , Has Brain C oncussion—Victim ' s Wife At D anc e When He Is Killed The police have no clue to the iden- tity of the automobile direvr . whose car ran d own and killed William Edward Weinstein , 34 , of ' 967 Washington ave.. New York , C ity, on Middle Country rd. Just east of the Smlthtown-Brookhaven town line Saturday night. T homas Stlllw ' agcn, 22 , of 1840 Bronxdal e ave., Bronx , the second vic- tim of the accident , Is confined at his mother ' s place , \Rolling Acres , \ at the top of Seldeh Hill , suffering from con- cussion of the brain. Weinstoln was an official oi the Out- door Broadcasting Co., a concern which uses motortrucks equipped with amp li- fiers lor broadcasting music and other features at outdoor gatherings. He and his wife, Mrs. Catherine Weinstein, were at the Schwencke development Nature ' s Gardens, at Selden, with one of the trucks ploying for a dan ce. S tlllwagen , one of ¦Welnstein ' s em- ploye es , . was bringing fc second truck out from the city. Leaving Smithtown, one . of the truck' s tires became fiat S til l wagch drove on it as far as Mor- iches rd., when he decided he could go no further and telephoned , t o Wein- stein at Selden to tell him. he would have to ha\e a nother-tlre. Telli ng Stilli v flgen to wait where 'he was , 'Weinstein put an extra tire in an automobile and ' was \ driven back\ to the spot where Stlllwagen was waitin g by jo speli' Cook, - of Selden, and George McAli s ter . -of 503 E ast 102nd St., B ronx •: . According to statements given Po- licenian Al Smith , of Ronkonkoma, by CooK arid McAllstcr , when they came up\' ta the stalled truck, they stopped to M) WOinstein ' otit. White he started fo ^ a U r ' : B«ross- the road to where Still- . ^^ ;;ill! ^ :. 2 B ^ dJ r ^ ' ; J ^ ' de \ tb ' e ^ .ti 7 ic ^ •ti ^ tilr6 ^^ ' i) n - Vji i < .ihort ' : aistencei ' t 6: - a ^ D ^?g | eirK&sa?Bulo i turrt - ' t heir/ car V >. * S p j SBg 6 T s« 5 uj J« ^ t W ' eirae.ba o k Mu r i Q -^ einst ? ih , and J fi tj|i i ragen , lying ifi ; tH« ' ;r o a d. ^- ! Wefns te to ' s sku ll had teen fraot urcc l and he died w f thlni a V (Continue d On Page Five) \Night in Russia \ -—At H BeHe~Terre Russian B al oleika - Orchestra anil Special Feature . Num- bers at Countr y Club T he riol f and Country Club of Belle Tortc is preparin g something a little \dif ferent\ for tomorrow night , wh en members as well as non-members of- the plub will have tho opportunity of spending \A night In Russia. \ A most intriguing program, starting nt 7:30 p. m„ and lasting until 1:30 In tho.mamin s, and including some inter- esting special Russian niimben, as well or, music by a Bala i clka orchnntra , lw- been provided for. Among the features will be a perf ormance of the Russian dagger dance and the famous Knzntskl d ance. There will also be son g 'i by well-known Russian artists. T ho patronesses are ; Mrs. Harry H. Purvis , Mrs , Josep h N. O o rpontcr, Mrs. IVank 8. Child, M rs. Charles B, Crystal , Mrs. Allan D. Konyon/ Miss Linn Knoo p f ol , Mrs. Edward Lyons , Mrs. Jo- sep h E, Pogno, Jr., Mrs. Albert E. Sallo- nln g s , Mrs, Richard J. Sheldrake, Mrs. Earl K. Williams , Mr». Willnid K. Rice. Local Men Recover from Auto Accident Injuries ^ llen Fowler , ' a fi j nnan \ painter em- ployed at the Kings Park Hospital, and Ca rl Hawkins , a retired business man , both oi Sotaukct , sustaine d Injuries in an automobile accident recently that sent both men to the Mathe r Memorial Hospital. Mr. Fowler was badly cut about the ; mouth and. sustained bruises oh . his body. He stayed at the hospital for two days and. Is now at his home. Mr. Hawkins was not seriously hurt. The two men were riding in Mr . Hawkins ' Mash , coming from Patch - oguc. When near Port Jefferson the car skidded on the wet concret e and crashed *into a tree at the side of the road. A passing motor ist took the men f rom the , wrecked car and carried them to the hospital. The Nash was a total wreck. ' Town G fc ts Over $5 , 000 in Fees And Penalties Receive r - . o f _ Taxes Dreyer Sho ws Profit Above Cost of Maintenance « f the Office FIRST TIME IN HISTORY 1931 ^ Col iws tlons, ' . ? M83 ,612.73, Was La rgest Amount Ever Collected In Brookliavcn Township According ; to; . tlie annua l report of Jacob S. Dreyer , -'Receiver of Taxes of the Town of ¦Brookhaven, made at the meeting of the -:town board ' at Patch - ogu e - last : Wedn esday to Supervi so r Claude O. W evllie , the office has main- tained itself j aria shows a profit after p aying all ' costs; it administering and operation. , ¦¦: . :. ;.. , ;• . .,; ' .- ' The cost o l r u n r ilng the office for the past year; cost the town 411, 275.6* and the .niqritts : ' .collected from fees , penalties nidV interest amounted to $15,110.05. This e h o Sfs a. profit of $3 ' , - 842.41 . Added ' .to ' ' U i ls amount Is » 352.74 . money over . o ^ ' appo j iiojuneiit ' and r a llls , which brings trie, net ' - prsfit . to H , l SSif> ! , y . T toIs\i H ;t*e - ; ^ gj i anaed3tb feipervlsoir. . N eviUi;: > )» ' tio' ^ topelVo c f ' crr ¦pi «- y eB i ; 'l9 y H-: ' ; ;; ^ ;i. ;; p^ ri ' - -^ v - i - - :' ' 1 'g; TKe ,; ' y e W vliJ2 ^ ^u t' « \ .f «i8 ^^ ov ^ :.:(6b S e - w t i ^ etejj < ; Jn tlie. ' two years wlilCn ^ ri' %^ eV-lias seryerli ' tho, t ^ wn ' to ^ jfiecoiver¦ '!of Taxes lie bas handed the supervisor a net to- tal of j 5 . 284.48 In fees and penalties , and interest on tax monies collected. lb Is said that this Is-the first time In the history of tho town that the office has ever shown a net profit over cost\ , of maintenance , coll ected from the items named. Receiver Dreycr ' s letter and report In supervisor Neville in full fnllnwar \To the Supervisor of the Town of Brookhavcn, Mr. Claude. C. Neville , Patchogue , N. Y. \It Is with pleasure that I hereby make my report for 1030 and compare it with the year ot 1029. These two years make up my term of office. \Till* year the collection was the largest ever made-in the histor y of the town , superceding last year, which in turn was the record year. I draw to your attention tho fact that this yenr tho penalties , foes and Interest which I turn over to you this day, Is 115 , 110 .05, while tho total cost of nd- I CDiHliiu cd on rose 1, Section 3) Moid Do g Snow A ft Stony Brook North Shore Kennel Club' s An- nual Exhibition at t he Old Field Club , Tomorrow Dag lovers on Long Island will bo in their lllory this weekend when two dog shows will tfll t o placo. The one near- est Port Jefferson In tho fihoiv of tho rJorth Shore Konnol Club , which will Bt o Rc lt « annua l exhibition nt tho Old Field Oluli, Stony Brook , tomorrow. On Sun day, t lio Low? Island Konnol Club will put forth it* thirty - llrfit von tur o on tlio grounds of tlio Sampawnm Olub n t Babylon , Followers of tho clogs in this district will welcome these shows close nt homo. ' The North Shore Konnol Club' s ju dges list Is a very strong ono and , for that matte r , so la that for tho Long Island Kennel Olub, In tho first In- stance Leon J. Irlborry of Brooklyn Is to Judge best In show In addition to doing the wor king dog group and tho ton l erii, Tho Iotib Island Konnol Club s s pnelal for boot In show will bo decided by ta iil« Murr ot Now Yorl t City. Moth of those Judges aro widely known and hnvo c c rv wl . with distinc- tion In cenr o n o* nhow o . ; Crippled Rum Boat turns U p At Local Yard for Re pairs \Ar temis \ Had E ngaged m Battle with Coas t Guard Cu tter Off Orient Point TWO MEN WERE INJURED Gaping Hole i n Side of Speedboat— . W i n dshi e ld and Sid e s of Bo at Riddl ed by Bullets Willi am Pl llbach, investigator for District Attorney aiue , while parke d on the Port JeSerson steamboat dock Sat- urday afternoon , caught a gllnipse of a boat being hauled out of the water and on to the ways of the Long Island Shipyard, - In c., on Surf avenue. All he could make out was \Art , \ bu t thai was enough for FUlbach to Identify the \Artemis , \ the rum running speedboat that engaged in a running fight with a Coast Guard cutter off th« east end of Long Island late last wee!;, and in which two members of the rum boat were shot. The Coast Guard cutter is reported to have sighted the rum boat \Artemis , \ an elaborate and expensive cruiser yacht, about ten miles off New London late Wednesday night, and gave chase. Several shots were fired during the pur- suit , which, led almost straight across the Sound, to the vicinit y of Orient Point. In the thick of the battle. ' the \Artemis \ turned about and rammed the cutter with full force on the port side, crippling it so badly that it had to give up the chas a and put back to New London. The \Artemis \ was then run to shore at Orient Point , and the wounded men , J ohn Johnson and Carl Eelter oi Oreenport taken to the hospital. To ned To Port Jnffonon Pillbach learned that a. black fishing boat, said to be the \Evangeline \ had towed the \Artemis \ to the shipyard, and had left instructions to repair her. When Fillbach climbed into the \Artemis \ he . beheld a scene of chaos. Trio cabin was \ strewn with glass. One r u infl fe ; ' ot. ;.the wheel. . had; . boon : : shot . Swa ^l . - and ^ . ninp. ; mabhi so ygun;! bullet ' r ^ bl ^m r ^ \ !cpuhte'd . ir ^ ; 6^ e : { ; jnn i u ^ l ^ Four ' of ;tHe ' m ; we fe . ^^ t he , ahrl : ' 'Reittier ; ^ at l \ b«hVbi3ia ^ : ' ^ ' ' ; - - j ^ ' ' : ^ tK ^ osj '6ir ! . thV ^ ! te t«i tiV had ' . b S ri' r iddled ' by; bullets. Three : . planks op her ' port side for a . distance of over six Seel had teen stove in. Whether this was done when she is alleged to have tried to ram the cutter or vice versa, or in beaching Is not known. The planks were well above tho water- line and 'did not allow water to come in. Pillbachi and Ave deputy sheriffs g uarded the boat until Sunday llltur- noon when a Captain Fletcher and two armed Coast Guards from tho Boy Shove main office of the service r c- (Co ntinued on Pflftc 3, Section 3) Gets 20 Days In Riverhead Jail Men Guilt y of Breaking Into T rinity Gaa S tation . And Pett y Larcen y Monday Ni g ht Joh n Jueitmn, colored, of Ml l l sr Place, and Charles White , al so color- ed, o! Port Jefferson Station , were arrested by Port Jefferson State P olice , charged with breakin g into the Trinity Oft s Station , naid stealing two cases ot ginger alo , Monday night. Mr n , Mary Bishop IB tho proprietor of tho g n s station, which is located on tlio corner of Radio and Halloo k ave- nues , Boc ky Point , A lioarin g was hold Tuesday after- no on in the Port Jefforsan court room. by Jiidgo Clinton West. Jackson parad- ed guilty of Petty I s rceny and vocolvod n Hontcn cc of twenty days In tho Illv- orhood Jail. White pleaded , guilty to being a part y to tho crime, ari d re- ceived a suspended -sentence of thirt y days; Few New Cases of Child Paral ys e *- Important to Reco g nize Disease Seven new canon of Iiilniitilo parnlysli have boon reported In tlite county by the Suffolk Health Department nt It lvortiead , a tneo Monday. Albert Ciir- «oii, nlrw yoni' old son of Mr. and Mrfl Albert Ours o n of Port J o Hcnion Station , (in ri Ch u r/ofl Cartoon , !> yen ' ra o M , of Po tclio s iw. nro tho only now oases in oil Dro o kliaven, Ono now co s o linn I w en reported in Bmvtliolil Town n hlp, and flvo In the Town of fsllp, Tlio ilu lt olk county Medical Society Has expressed tlw opinion that tho County Health Departm ent and family phyi l et o uo i aro keenly Intwe/itel in iwxrf j ir frf f r Mm d t f i rwe early, luf orv ' i •' . ¦ . \ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ - ' ' . \ ¦ \ ¦ ,,; ' - ¦' (¦ ¦ ' ¦ ^ rt\ ' ^' ' - ^ ' f ^^ i - r ^A '/ ^ i'i ft ' ii it hna developed to a crippling fita g c. Tho y ndvlna to call a {factor vary early whon a oiiil i l tlovolop s a mild sickness ( f iKwIflc l iQK, vomiting, fovor or other wmfi tottw, and to keop \ w clillclron a wny from crowds. The iwdic u ) toddy ntnmcn tho im- portance of calling a doctor onr l y. In 101(1 many people ooncoatal their canon , (oar ing tn Riimmon a doctor, lent lio call dull tho sickness pnliomyo l lllfl (Infnnt llo paral ysis), and tho rwnlt w«s the u prciul of tlio dl n oaso to an alarmin g oxt o nt. In 1031 , noo plo ore calling a doctor ear ly mid aro hooding his advice , and the result I* that low «ajic« have «t < w/cj* f . . ' -; ' - • , . . ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ \ , ' . -I- . - , -/. ' . ' . ¦ . ¦ ' , • , ¦ , ;> ¦ '!- ' '¦ ' » ¦ ' • ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ , ' ; I ' ¦[ ' ' , : ., \ , .. -/ • \ .. • . ' . • , . 1 V'' . . .lH!IV ' ,. ' -;' . ' ¦ ¦ ( ' \ . !. /. ' . - Large Gathering At Farmingville Reunion Picnic Grou p of Over 160 Persons Enjoys 46th Annual Meeting at Lit tle School . House RAISE MONEY FOR FUND Recall When Ann Maria Still Taug ht nA Faim l ngea l c, School fw 51 per Week Over 160 happy persons , from near- ly \0 diflereut localities , greeted one , • . j j ther at the annual picnic held at the little old school house at Farm- ing ville . by the Farmingville Reunion Association Inc., on Thursday, Augu st 20th, This was the 46th meeting, and the weather man , who lias never ' caus ed , a postponerneht of.these gath- erings , gav e an ideal day. Oreat long tables had been set up in the beau- tiful g rove on the school grounds where tho following villages were , re- presented: Selden, Holtsvillo; F a rm- tn g vlUe , Patchogue , Center Moriches , Cora m , Blu e Point , ' Port Jefferson Station , Port Jefferson , Water Mill , I Terryv i lle , M t. Sinai ,. Maplew o od, N u J., B rooklyn , New \ Sf b rli . City, Mt. ' Ve r- non , CBntereaoh , Brpokhaven , iBay- port , FaraiHigdale , Isllp, Southampt on , i^ a ^ r ^ u ^ i ^ Oa ^ D ^ V' -. C t^^ ali ^ i ^^ ii ' ' Bp \? ? , - ¦ hjoirel -and ; ia » \ - W r*o W c6i)is; ' ¦ ¦ '' ¦ ' ¦ ' - ;: -1' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ - ^ er , ' Bni i ' coffee , ice cream a nd soda . ^ le fe^ w wo ' . w flcli -t p' . 'the Jg UMta at the .ilose, ' Of the meal; 38 . cakes which had ; l»en donated .wore auctioned off by President Joseph Keasler. There was co n s iderablo fun when he bought in a cake for $1,50 and put it up to resell. This time Mrs. Kcsslor bldded H 1.60. \Uncl e Joe , \ who Is always a good sport , - quickly paid the double bill. 423,90 was realized in this way. An- other largo beautifully decorated cake was given by Mrs. Morgan Etuland of Patchogue and won by Edward P . Terry of TerryvlUe. It brought *I3.30. $32,70 was also taken In through the sale of coffee , Ice cream and soda water, in charge of Mrs, Wendell Still ot Sclden and Thclma Terry of Tcr- ryylll e. After tho cats were over , nil were invited to smile for their picture. Tho Association received $5.00 commission. <M.G0 more came in from the sale of Keys to the schoolhouso lock , nt 25c eac h. Seven more added ' their names to the long list of stockholders. These w ere Nell A. Larson , Hertford; Mrs. Mzzio B. Jayne , M t. Sinai; Martha T. Coghlan , Pauh ogue ; J, S. Dreyer, Po r t Jefferson; Dr. Frank Overlon , Pntch- t Co ntluucd on Kditarlul Paso Repb jicans Name Candidates For Town Convention Thre e Contests tor Committee- men and Dele gates Out of the Thirty-Four Districts HARMONY IN THE PARTY No Contests on North Shore of Town- shi p, Which Comp rises the First Se v e n Districts •Already the political pot is boiling and while the Democra ts are still dls- cussing candidates the Republican or- ganization in the Townshi p of Brook- haven has named its candidates for county committeemen and delegates and alternates for the convention , and are looking forward to a great victory at the election to be held in November. The party is in peace and harmony, which Is best shown thro ugh the fact that there ore but three contests for county committeemen and delegates out of thirty-four distr icts of the township, and these very largely are of a personal character. • Practical ly every district Is support- ing the R epublican County ticket and Republican Leader ' W. Klng s l a nd Maey, and it is undoubtedly true that Joseph Warta , the orga n ization candi- date ior sheriff will roll up a tremen- dous majority In the to-wn s hip against Burt Ho w e , who is running as the antl- org a iiteatlon candidate for the nom- i nation of Sheriff. On the North Shore of Brookhaven Town, comprising the Jirst seven dfe- .. . t ' ricts , ttiere is harmony and no con- ¦ , tests whatsoever . - The d ate of the Re- :: ) ' p ublica n convention has not as - yet . been ^ declded upon , but this year it ; will be held at Coaler Moriches when . . ' ¦¦ ' the tickets will be ' named and it . ' is ; ' ¦ ' !: generally conceded that the candidates of the party will bo elected to a r n s ri ; s In November , ' - . ' . - ¦ > The following is a list of the county :>; comrnlttcemen , delegates arid alternates 1 .: J- in. .: ail - the districts of the township; '; ' ; ¦n i i e first ^ . \ ;names ace those for ' can j .y . - ; di dafes . 'i or > county cpnimlt Woman ;on4 ., .) . ^ :ae s «t ; il ^ .iJe l«Mtes- .. ' v T 4 iO ;.i w i ^ Iob« ^; Jn ' V ea cK instance ;¦ar & ' sUtornat sf ' Wto r -v ' gates to the convention. I n tt w gl§le|ji triots * where , there are contestsv; - there ; are two lists of names. These - . ' . ' ¦; are District No. 10. wher e Charles ' . ' ./- Hcnmann Is the candidate for county committeeman and ' District No. U ' there is a candidate ior county com- rnlUtEraan and am dBlegat o for tho convention , and in District No. 14 ther e , is a candidate for co i inty committee- ' man, > B rookliavcn rownsliip Di strict 1 (Stony Brook ): Walter H, • Nuvlim . luuis e l ir -Wl fcui i , ' I rvh l u - fl ' - ' . . Ri ck, St a c cy B. WIIsoji , John D. K o f- win , D r. P. Duane Squires , ' Ch arles A, M i o l ke. ByrOn H. smith. District 2 ( Sctauk«t> : Robert M. King, John T. Payne, Preston Lyons , Ids Hawkins , Ernest Ebcrt Jr., Corrino <Cc nllnucd on Faae Three ) Want Mill Pond at Setauket Restor ed Residen ts Call JWass Meotin j r to Mnlte Plans to H nvo Dam Built and Save Beau ty Spot Th e e itteonii of Old Field, S clMik et a nd Kiwt Hctnuket taitvr: issued « c r ill fo r n tniinrt m<! « tl»ir to - bo hold «t tho Sol nn kct . Neighborhood House , nt S pt- aukot , on Augu st 31; at n o ' clock p. m. for the pur pose oC luau g uratln K n. movomont to hnvo tho dam nt tho low er mill pond liv tlvo vlll i wo of Set a u- ket rebuilt. Bln e o tba branklnB of the (lain, which Iras never \ice a rebvllt. i i oveml yearn ii g o , tlio lower poor! lion boon dry ailol is growin g up with weodn, and what li es nlwny a been u beauty spot In Sot- nu ket In now an e ye s o v o. Tho will ponds , ono on ench oleic of tho brid j e r o ntl, date bnok to many, m any yearn iib o. In years none by fanners for tulles around Unmttht. I MIf t t ra i n h w o to ho Rionnil , Tlio old mill Is still . lliore , but for yen's U >o wheel has not UlFne d, and Miller E. II. Hawkins lino sou g lit other means of llvllhood , It te oxpoetcd that mnny o l tlzon a villi tin present nt the meeting, e s p ii clnlly numbera of Tho Three Vlllim o aar ri on 0/hI>, wfio nro over wn t vlitul to pw s orv o (lie li c mity «pots of (ho coimtr y s ldo. Po rt Jefferson High School will open for the fall term on Wednesday, Sep- temb er 0. Pupils who have not at- tended tho local school should resistor before the opening day. Hcfflstmtlon may bo mndo at the principal' s office on Pridn y, Saturday, or Monda y morn- ing, September 4 , S mid 7. Parents ore urged to come with ttiolr children on tho days mentioned. Pu- pils not residing In Fort Jefferson should register on tho days provided. Further details will bo published next week. Part Jefferson Hi gh School O pens Sept. 9 The Rev. Egbert P. Fountain , a for- mer pastor of the Port Jefferson Bap- tist Church, will occupy the pulpit ol that church on Sunday morning next. Mr. Fountain would like to meet all his old parishioners and friends at the church. Mr. Fountain left the pastorate of the church Just two years ago , when he accepted a call to become pastor of the Homer (N. Y.) Baptist Church. With Mrs. Fountain and his two sons, Da n- iel and David, they are enjoying a vacation at Shelter Island, Mrs. Foun- tai n ' s old home. Rev. E. P. Fountain To Preach at Ba ptist Church A dinner m eeting ol tho Plannin g nn d Zoning Council of nrookhnvon Township Is scheduled for llita evening, August 20 , at tho Oldfloid Club , St ony Brook , nt 7 p. m. Members ol the Brookhaven Plan- ning and Zoning Board an expe c tort t o rtttond , Invitations hnve ' Wso been sent to tho ontlro Town Board , t own Trus- tees , and Receiver of Tuxes. Every member ot tho illty-llvo civic organ izations in Brookhaven Is urged to bo presort ! Zoning Council To Hold D in n ev M eetin g Tonight The annual F atrlotlo Card Party, Blvon by Mayflower Chapter, Daugh- t e rs of tho I n volution , will-lie hold at tlio Nol n liuorhowt Homo, B etaukot , i%M Wa dnmdA y •a t t t rn ootu , ( VATiUOTi a «Att» P/HITY Tho Public Service Commission of the S tnt o of Now Yorll reports that ' the trolley uorvloo on tlio Long Island ,. Railroad, botwoen Wadln m River , ontl ipprt Jofferrton , riin dally oxcopt B u n- duya and holidny n , Jot ; tho tom io invonto of commutor a In that taction, will bo cont inued to and inolwtln u Saturda y, Qo|)(wnbor' 'B , fitter wh loo. time tlio «er- , vloo Wi lli bo dl w o h tluu t tt, . , i • ; - TO I HKCON TI NL ' F. ritO l .l.KV Tlio Port Joirer s on Pi rn IJe p u rlmonl mad e <i tota l of 3 points , coming out In tenth place , In tho 43rd annual tournament of tho SiiHn l k County Vol. imte s r Firem en ' s Association , hold wo U nnsdoy aflomnnn at Bouthnltl. Went S ayvlllo earned , first place, with 24 i>olntn , nay S horo took iracoiid with 18 points, nnd Pntnho guo took third pJ a co with U j w liit * , ANNUAl/ VAMI'H' TOD B NAMBN l 1 TAHEB 1 ' 1- A f l R AT HOW 1IOU)
