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... ATHENA HALL ... PORT JEFFERSON ! Thursday, Oct. 1 9 THE Hill-Donaldson Stock Co. WILL PRESENT The Comed y Drama Red , White k Blue M oving Pictures during intermission Mov i n g P i cture s Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Frida y and Saturday Nights S tereoptlcon Views of the Austin Flood Disaster a t no extra char ge Monday night First Dance oi (he season al f er (he ' Show Frida y Night Dr. LEROY F. DEALE DENTIIST OJ B c e over The Bank of Port JeVar.on OBO WN AND BRIDGE WORK a Spcj cl s lt j Office honre 8.30 A. M. to 5 P. M. OUR COAL IS HOT STUFF All sizes and thoroughly sieved Prompt Delivery nnrt Full Weight aa aan H M ECHO COAL CO. C. H . FLOYD , Man o ner. Opposite R. R. Station. Daniel Kell y Drowned in Long Island Sound. The drowning of Daniel Kell y, otT Old Field Point about 5 o ' clock Sun- day afternoon , cast a gloom over (he en tire community. Mr. Kelly was a foreman for II. I/. Kcnyon , and wi lli a fr iend , who is a clmii lTeur fur Stephen Yates , had lieen out tishinp; all the af- tern oon. They were returning, when , three-quartern of n mile olT shore , b y an un guarded move of one of the men the small bout capsized. Kell y wore a heavy overcoat and could not swim , and his companion says that he never saw him after tie went overboard. The li ghthou se keeper , Kiehurd Kay, with the a ssistance of one of .1. II. l i arr ' s men. rescued the chauffeur an hour later , bu t no truce of boat or of Kelly could be found , and the surviving man was comp letely exhaus ted. The shore is being watched for the appearance of the body, all ctlorts so far having failed to locate it. Mr. Kelly is survived b y a wife and three small children , lo whom his de- votion was marked , lie had been in the employ of Mr. Kcnyon for several years and his record is that of an in- dustrious , fnithful man. Mrs. Kelly ' s mind was much affected b y the terri- ble shock. The coincidence is strange in that it followed dn'iwlml dreams which haun- ted the bereft wife both day and night the previous week. Sire is said to have kept more carefu l watch over her chil- dren during tills period , fearing that it was a bad omen for them and when the fishing Iri j ) was proposed Sunday, begged her husband to stay fro m the water , mentioning the dreams which had caused her such distress. Baker—Cam pbell. The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Donald 1! . Camp bell was the scene oi a very pretty wedding at hi gh n oon on Wed- nesday, October 11 , when their daugh- ter , Alice , was married lo Arthur K. linker of Jnmuicn ^ tii c ceremony being performed by the Itev. A. M. Kllio l , pastor of I lie J' resb yterian church. Promptly ji l. Hie hour (lie bridal party entered to the strains of Mendelssohn ' s wedding march, rendered by Miss Maude C. ' oltiui of Il ollis , and stood un- der an arch of t uitiinm leaves ami trail- ing woodbine. The bride was very becomin gly attired in white embroid- ered ehilToi) over satin and carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of the valley. Her sister , Mrs. Harry V. Iloyt of Jamaica , was matron of honor and Miss Klsn I t ici ll cii of New York was bridesmaid. Her attendants were gowned in lavcmlar sill: and carried shower b ouquets of pale p ink carnations and lilies of Ihc valley. Dr. .J. S . Ware of Itayonnc , N..I,, a cousin of lite groom ,acted as best man. Harry V. Il oyt ami A. S. llay lis broth- ers-in-law |nf the contractin g parlies , acted as ushers. The gift of the groom lo the bride whs a sunburst of pearls ami diamonds. After the ceremony a lunche on was served. The bride ' s g oing away costume was dark p lum c olor with hat. to mutch. The happy and smiling couple de- parted amiil it sh ower of con f oUi , g ood wishes and leathery reminders of b y- gone days lor lui extended automobile trip throu g h th e New Kngland Stales. They were reei pleuls of many hand- s ome and useful presents. Among those present were relatives fr om .la- iiialc t i i New York and New Jersey. On their return Mr . n t iil Mrs. linker will resident Jamaica where the gr oom is in business. ? - • • * • L. I. R. R. Win ter Time-Table. The winter time-table of the L ong Island Itnilr oitil will go into cITcct on Monday, tletol.fr Id . Acc ording to tills schedule over \t ill (ruins daily will travel over l. img Island for the accom- modati on of Ihc residents anil com- muters . This is an increase of twenty- live over tin- K ohcdulo of a year ago. These additi onal trains have been put. on owin g In the increase of business and I lie demand for nervine lo ami from the city nuid o b y the hundreds who have cniiie wi thin the year lo Long Isl- and lo iiiiilic it their permanent home, ilu the I ' nii .li¦ Iferson branch , Train I!' .!! , havin j ' I' ml .lolloison at <i .|.» a. in., and arriving i d ih < ; J' e riii.sj - lvwiiii ' . bi- llon al H .I' J a. in., will In n llniii'd Ihriiiiglioul li\' winter as there ss a de - mini) f or 11. Train (V. '' . . l n ow leaving Por t Jelfersini m II.i\ a. no , will he withdrawn, Tiain ii:i:i , whi ch now leaves l' orl .Icireisnii at S .ii |i , in., will he s tarted from Port Jcll' cr wni at l.l. ' i p. in. The annual ¦•inivcii lii.il of Ihc Suf- f olk County Cristiim Kmlciivor Cnlun is t o be held at Sag Harbor on Mon- day, Oct. I II . BOAT CAPSIZED. Among the I'iiho v before ilie Supreme Cour t ul Kiv tt lvuiul durin g thy \ mst wee k were the followin g : The jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendan t in the damage suit broug ht b y Albert 11. Davis of Wad- ing K iver against .limit's Jl. Burr , a summer resident of that villa ge. Some months ago , Davis * prize winning dng , for which he claimed he was o (F ered $1 , 000 , was so badly injured on (he de- fendant ' s barbed wire fenee thai it was rendered un lit for show purposes and later died. The suit of (lie Thompson Kl y Realty Company a g ainst Charles II. KHz , as County Treasurer , which had to d o with the assessment of lot. prop- erty in (he (own of Brook haven , was tried before .lus lice Kapper , who gave judgment for the plainlilT in accord- ance wi th the decision of Judge Put- nam , and Jud ge (.ri fling (old the C ourt thai the action had saved thi s county $100 , 000. The ((rami Jury, after a session of but two and one-halt days re turned in- to court with thirty-seven indictmen ts which charged crimes all the way from murder in the lirst degree down to gamblin g. Joseph ( ' ara f o la , an Italian , of Heli- port , was indicted for murder in the first degree. C im i foia is charged with killing his wife with an ax , on July 11 last. The trial went over t o the Jan- uary term of the Supreme Court. Thomas (U enn , age lo , and small for his a ge , was indicted f or manslaughter in the first degree for sh ooting Marry Cohen , a boy, at Sag Harbor , on Au g- ust 2 i* last. All those under imlic dncnt were ar- ra igned before Judge (Jri f Ting in the County Court , and there were but. six that p leaded guilty. f iabr i el Potter , c olored , of U ab y lon , was indic ted on three counts for crim- inal assault. His crimes are most ser- ious. P otter assaul t ed a very respect- able whi le woman, and indignation in Bab ylon at the time ran hi gh. lie pleaded n ot guilty and demanded a trial b y jury. Kdward J lulloek , c olored , of Hunting- ton , who had p leaded guilty to being a common gambler , was sentenced t n eight months in (he enmity jnit. Ali c e M o r i on , who st ole S * J. \ i0 worth of properly from her emp loy er , Mrs. L aw lon , at Iluuting lon , pleaded guilty and was sent iu the county jail for six months. d rover J o lly, of l lridgchamplon , p leaded gui f ly (o burglary in the (bird degree , and was sen tenced to Khuira Reformat ory. Charles Smith , c olored , of Hunting- ton , indicted for bein g a common gambler , got olT with a line of $:,o. • »- • ••- Brookha ven Town Board. A l (he late meeting of Ihc Town Hoard of H ro oUhaven a contract was awarded to Sherman Darlin g of Se- ( a uhe l lo eon s lnict u highway leading fr om Crane Xuv.U Itoad 1o< JuuUer Path f or the sum of $li! , imu . The Town Stiperiiitcndc u l wits im- pmvered t o enter into an agrcciiiciil with John 10. Ove lmi f o r draiiiuge pipes thr ough his properly al Porl JclVersun. Messrs, McD onald and l i nharlc s ap- peared bef ore (he Town Hoard and s lated the necessily of slule road in Ihc village of Port .lell ' cr s on fr om Ihc dock ( n Sheep Pasture J toa d being made full width of mad and . submi tted Ihesaine pri ce per yard as (he cou- N l ruction of Mule road. <)u ii. ul.ou iif.liwt .ee How ell , Super- vis or Dayton Hedges , Jus tices I lea I e and Hirdsall were upp oinled a roin- mi llee lo Investigate the necessity of widening (he road in the villag e of P ort Jell' crsoii . dn m otion of Justice Price the com- mit Ice on tlir widening of Main street , port .lell' crson , was empowered to con- sider Die e s llmale of Mr. McDonald with power to act to the extent < ff .i' H . r . u n . Commissioner diwJwr read n vim) - uiiini ca tion from President It n l ph J, Pe ler s , in relation lo grade crossingH al Center Moriches , wh o pointed out ihc pr ecaution of the U I. K. It. and (he expense of elevating or depressing the (racks at cr ossings ami (he s miill mtlc- ugc rat e of passengers. The grad e crossing tit f ritter Mor- i ches mum country mail ;iml j. ' u nlr clo s in g of Port JclIVr.son Siation were dis cussed and on moiioti of Ju M jcr ( i n. Tii the chair appoin ted a eonimli - lee of three lo UiveMigutc: C u iuitiiUcc , H owell , dr i . -cu and l.nne. r % * The < ' orilmis sion , composed of John p oller , Dunk'! ChieJicslcr mid l - ' nuik Shaw , has decid ed Dial Ihc n horc road a l Hayporl i * ti nen - K n i t y and ucenrd- iu gly authorized ils opening as a pub- li c (huroughfurc. SUPREME COURT NOTES Mis s Clare I hillock of Smithtown was the gue st of h « r oms u i , Miss I »o r- oth y Brush , over Sunday. Miss Vina! Terry anil children left here Tuesday fur New Y ork , where they expect to sail South with Mr. Terry. Itobert (Javier of Xew York was in town Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Smith of Smithtown vi sited her euusin , Josie Beesel y, this week. The Misses Clara and Kfhcl Male lefl here Monday for their home in Tupe k a , Kansas , af ter spending several m onths with their brother , Itev. Cl y de 11. Hale. Mrs. Al bert Mantle cnieriaincd her si ster of Brooklyn over Sunday. Mi ss Mary Mielke is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Caroline Hawkins is visiting her dau ghter , Mr s. Arthur Malsey. at Br idgeport. Mrs. Jennie Macy is visi ting her dau ghter , Mr s. Kveretl Terry, a l Terry- ville this week. Lawyer Arthur and family of Xew Y ork spent severa l days at (heir sum- mer home this week. Marry Shi pman is visitin g his cous- in , Luther Smith , a t Lake Clear Junc- tion , X. Y. Miss Sadie Bennet t , telep h one oper- ator , of Northporl is operating for Mrs, Nellie l - em pfert this week. STONY *' .> ?IH>K. Marion Day ton made a short visit to his famil y here lasl week . Ceo. A. Hoys returned home last last Saturday from a two weeks ' visit with relatives in Oxford , Chenango Co., X. Y. Mrs. W. A. French ha s been in at- tendance at a con vention of the \V. C . T. 1* . in another par i of the slate this wee k. Charles dall' ga arrived home Mon- day. De lias been yachting a n umg the Thousand Islands all summer , wi th heiuh juarler s a l Alexandria Bay. X. Y. Mr.aad Mrs. Kemsen and dau ghter made a (rip ( o (his p lace from Br ook- lyn las t. Sunday in their < ' adillac t our- in g car. I will accept orders lor the wv z .m c iz i'i' a b. p., waler c ooled , 1 cylinder run- ab out completely equipped will ) lop, magneto , e tc., at $ r. .r ,. Four sty les of b odies. This is the most wonderful aul omoliile value ever yet oll' ered l o the public Full y warranted . Any sty le body. Full upen ding iuslruelion given. V. lb Davis , a gent. Mr. and Mrs. d . J. Brtmjesand their s on Austin have closed (heir cottage here fur the season and returned to lheir ci l v home. MT. SINAI. Mrs. Dan 'l H. l. 'Il oiuinedieu spent Monday and Tuesday wi th Mrs. Chus. T. Hawkins a t Kasi Xorwalk , Conn. Mi ss Sadie Bryant is visiting her cou sin , Mrs. I.eroy Kin g, at Fast Hampton ' . .Mr s. Bernard Deekman underwent an opera tion on Sunday. M rs. Mary T y ler left Tuesday for a tri pS ouih with (\ ap t. and Mrs. Yina! Terry of Stony Brook. Mrs. James Burke , jr. , of Porl Je ll er- son was g iven a pleasant surprise party la sl Friday evening during her visit with parents , Mr. and Mrs. James B. Van Brun t . (' apt. and Mrs. Henry .1. Bogers vis- i ted friends in Jamaica last week. Mis s Yerna Tyler was home fro m North por l for the week-end. Bay Ty ler went to Bayo u ne. N. J., lasl week to accept a position. Mr. ;u u l Mrs. Mark Murph y have been p laying in Mrs. Murp hy ' s bir th- place ci ty and homeof childhood days , Cincinnati , Ohi o , Ibis week . Hast week they greeted old friends and s cores of familiar faces in Louisville , Kentucky. 1 Dr . and Mrs. den . Smith of Hartford , Conn., are visiting her mother , Mrs, Win. B. Davis. Mrs. Anrelia dray sulFered a painful ac cident hist Friday in the act of carry J fri g an urt t if u l of wotu l . She stepped on a round stick which threw her in a way to badly sprain her hip. At first it was feared t o be a dislocation but ex- amination pr oved not. Mrs. dray is hel pless with it . however , and su iters much. Sunshine circle of \The King ' s Daughters mid Suns \ held theirannual meetin g with Miss Harriet dol f Wed- nesday evenin g. Following the busi- ness session , a social hour was part.iei- pa led by the severa l members present. Wal ler B ogers of Worcester , Mass., i s spending a week' s vacation with bin parents , (\ apt. and Mrs. Henry B ogers. Dr. and Mrs. II. F. F.i vbaeUer of Br ooklyn were week end guesl s of her parents, .Mr. and Mr s . Kdmimd L. Ter- rell. Mr. and Mrs. F. Terry of Terry- ville called on friends here Sunday. Miss Helen Tyler has returned from a vara I ion and re sumed her \ io l insli u iy Willi Mr s J. F. Boy ds lun. Mi ss Blanche lingers and Miss Mil. dred Ty ler vi siled Miss Lcl tie Howell in Bro oklyn lasl week. Ahmz o H. Bennell was nn the sick lis l lasl week a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Carman Barlow were guest h of Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Wal- la c e Sunday. Miss La u ra F. R owland has returned fr om an extended visit with friends in New J ersey. Mrs. Cluis. Tobiason of Porl .I c lTer- s on has been at South Selanket the pas t week caring for her mother , Mrs. Aureliit dray, since her ac ridonl. Curl Shaml and genllcmuu friend vi siled his grandmother , Mrs. Kashuw , one day la sl week' . Mr. and M rs, Carman of Sun l b Hav- en visiled her cousin , Mrs. S. II. Brew- ster , here la sl week. Mrs. F. thelhcrl Sclleck of Newark , X. .1,, and her mo ther, Mrs. Sercno Darnell, hav e been enjoying a trip lo Niagara Falls. Al time of writin g Mrs. Adelaide Hawkins lies in a cri lienl condition al her home , South SeluuUct , Kind nei ghbors and friends are showing her every attention. Miss L ottie doldeu bus resumed he i pianos liid y wilh .M rs, J. I* \ . Hoy ds lmi. Ann ouncement cards were reccivc i r here b y rela tives and friends Monday D oling the marriage of Miss Kli/abelh (rl ock , dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. U ' m. d j o ck of Milltown, X. J., t o Hairy Shepard Bogers , second son of I' ap l. and Mrs. H enry .1, lingers of Hiis p la ce. The ceremony took p lace Saturday nnon , \ cl. 71 h, al the M clhod i si par- sonage , Nau giituck, Cnnii., in ubj ch city i mlli bride and gmom have resid- ed Ihe pitsl few years. The bride wore her irawlliti g sail of dark blue with ; luil lo maleh. Mis s Haibaia dine). , sister of tin 1 bride , a teacher in Buy- {oniie , \. J., and Wall er Rogers , bj o fh- i cr n l ihc I'looiu, uric Hie ;ii irmla nl N . . Immedi atel y idle r ilie ceremony ihc we lding hi My < ho\e lo Will ri bin y in a en ami look ihc Main ha New S oik , i i \\. They j irc .spendin g, 1 ! heir hon ey- ! mm ii mi uilh h er piiteuls al Milltoun, ¦X . .I. A furn ished home awaits Iheir , ' rciui r i (o . Vjid g a f urU. ' ' un gmluJalmns , bisi v.ih)) *'* and moreawjiils theirJmme e n ming iH' t r , Th e newly weds lui \ ¦ ¦ already ! \ •¦-*-11 r ecipients of Kiibslimlia/ gilts. i Cn Mil niH 'tl mi h n irtli i>ii ,: > - ., SETAVJKET. H OW LAND 'S This is an Autumn store ri g ht now. The store has its seasons j ust the same as the farm. But best of them all is this Autumn sea- son . Who does not love the g low of the golden p u mp ki ns , the purp le bloom of the grape , the g lowing rosiness of the app le—harvest time is the season of seasons in all out of doors. And so the harvest season is the season of sea- sons here in the store. Seems as thoug h we bor- rowed something from Nature. Here are Na- ture ' s rich colors. Here are fabrics that g low and g leam as do the leaves of the sumach and the map le. Here are textiles of velvety texture that make you think of the bloom of the rich fruit as it is being gathered. And , too , here are wearables that sound the j oy ful clear note of fall as p lainl y and as exult- antl y as do the birds as they gather . their harvest in the fields. It is Autumn in the store just as clearl y and as p lai nl y as in the harvest field. Life and li ght are ruling. Colors are bri g ht and clear. As out of doors puts on its new robe of brillance , so the store is read y with rich bri g ht robings for folks to put on. No , we do not stop with things to wear. E verything for the house is read y, too. Rich rugs and carpets , handsome hang ing s , n ew fit- tings for every room—last , bu t b y no means least , for the kitchen. You will enjoy a day spent here now ; enj oy it more than usual. THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS GO. BRIDGEPORT. CM AS. F. ROE REAL E STATE AGENT l'OIVT JEFI'ETIBON , N. Y. Rentals , Mortgage Loans Collections Vlllnim IIoiii p h for wiln In lnr ^ n vnrloty— liir l n m nniKii from tarn to l io . o oo ACREA GE AND SHOIIE FRONTS Notary Public ~~ chas. ?7pl1tt \ Fire Insurance p ant j*r« n so!t , », ». JfApni ie ntB th ft Loadin g V lr n Inn. Conipnnlofl Hotel Square FRUIT STORE DOMINICK DONDERO NTOItIC KIWI C NT L Y I I M..* 1MJI £ 1> ¦ Fru it and Vegetables AlHri » full linn of t ' liiiit l n ii , Nut. iim l I'l t ui m r i.it rtoor to I ' ort , !c(t«rnoii lloiel I'OHT Jltr V KHDON THE CHAS. A. SQUIRES LAND COMPANY ' S For Sale & Want Column ir il o. o i ) Jtl-:\V A !tl>—A reward of J i i r. will lie ]inlil for Infortunium tlmt. will lead lo tl t o conviction of I he iici rmin n H lc a lliiK fruit and otliur i i ooiIh from my lirojn;r lk'H. Clow . A. S(|nircH , l' ' OU SAI . K— N 'lnc room lioiiKe , oni : tinro land , t i fiOO feet from railroad sta- tion , on new trolley liiui . Will Hull uL very low ll f rnre and on e asy tenon, HAY Knit KAI.I' I —Several Ions old liny »t $1. ( 10 j ier loo . I ' urclmi tcr toeurl It. Foil SAI.K—Splendid corner Kite for residence or In vent men t In l' orl .I c iriTK o n villa g e , two iiiIiiiiIcn ' walk to Motel Square. I ' \(i lt SAI.K—Sp lendid In acre, farm, II room limine , l a r itii liarn , Ki ted , two lieiui rrk'H , lo ll fruit Ireen. Located on new Ntnte r oad , one mile from II. II. H int Inn. All l>iilldlii|?H newly painted and In tl> n roii|, di repair. ¦ 'I'l t e p lace will lie H old at a lmr|:uin. POUT JEFFERSON STATION GROCERIES Such Brands as Premier , Queen and Royal Scarlet—tho quality ol wlilcli is beyond question. In Our Notion Department we have a lot of new goods. l-.ac.0N , Embroideries , itilibons , Side and J t ack Combs , H cauty I'ins , etc. A better B lock than ever before . LADIES' and GICNTI.KMION'S Bathing Suits , Bathing Suit Bags , Slippers and Cap s Gasoline , Automobile Oils and G reases lluvollno and Standard Motor Boat Oil H. E. DICKEnSON Stony Brook , L, I. IN THIS \ SUN\ IT'S SAFE Bun Ii)H . Olll f ft in London 2iW Yciii - M Old. R. B. DAYTON AGENT I'OKT Ji:r i' 'EIIS0N , N. V. FLOYD & ROE Insurance A gents Pour Jkti-kiison , N. Y, Fire & Marine Insurance J l f Tiu i f, Dutnn iim n , Tnriulilii unit AilKniHilillli ilHiirll tiMwrlttmi. We m nnwiint III\ l» ' »t In Vlrn Iiimiranra w ttti t ltoit (Hi (uimiiHiilim, Tolut I ^ iHHti n iiutil tiy t llinn lull Ihm'ii n viir rtOO MII.MON O OI.I.AUH I lotli Toliiiilmnoii, Mrs. Win. W. Sinilli of I ' l ilclm ioie visi ted her sister , Mrs . ( ! eo . Hrii sh, tills week. Mrs, U t inlel II. Unvis elllerliiinid M I sh M u rjorie t' ook of l' orl .lell' erson I li n h Kchool over Siniilny. MissCliri stinii i i i crloii reliirneil Iioiih - on Muiutuy uf ler spi'mliuK severa l wim 'IvH at l' orl .lell' ers on. 'I'lie I' resiilini , ' Kldcr preuelieil in the e lu u eli Monday, cvciito f : . Miss Lillian Lee s|ielil Weilncsday in ltiiilj. r eporl. Mi ss Amelia t i vertmi n f Westporl , I ' mil),, l isi t i'd l i er iiinil , Mrs. Wall er Over ton , tills week. CORAM. K eep in iiiiimI I lie iiiiimimii s. ilr I In- . Siil l Kd n y til I\ 11. in., lit the residence of Hie Into lian 'l II. Terry, ... I leiij. Illntor nf I' J nsi Isl/ f i wn s in- resl eil Siiliirilay eliniei'd n llli hi u in tr eiimiiiilteil 11 ii- iliiy lii 'ln nil 'Lery i» Hi'' re silience nf .I. I. . Alir cw last week , in ivlileli liine silverware iiml jew elry to I lie value of j. ' i im was liili en. TI j KKVVII.I. R . Mrs. ii . A. \' an llnrn luis ri cnveied Iniin an t ieiitc aliael c of rlieinniilisin. Tlie Siiiidny seliool uf Hie I ' lesl i yler- illll eliurell iiri - colleeliii i . ' wiirnl seeoinl- lllind clnllilii ) . ' lo send lo Ilie inissioll- arles for (lihlriliiitinn iiiiioii k the need y lines in Hie West uliere the crops have lieeii ll failure. M rs, Vir g inia l' ' iy and sun Willie are visilin i; Mrs. Kry ' s uin lliei , Mrs. Minnie I ' ail i er. Mrs. Me lla llorlini I ' ool i t , 'iive an en- ler tiiiiiiiienl in the middle district s chool house on Kriilay o v i - ni n rr nf last MIOI J I.I: ISLAND.
