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ROCKY POINT VOTES $8 , 000 FOR SITE OF NEW SCHOOLHOUSE Appropriates $8 , 000 For Four Acre Plot on- Which To Build New $60 , 000 School B uilding. . A' contest for the trusteeship In the Rock y Point school district on Tuesda y resulted in the re-election o f Henry A. S. Tuthill. He was op- posed by Chas. Hae s loop. The vote ¦was 39 to 25; The voters ap proved by a 28 to 34 rote the selection ol the Tuthill property C4 acres at ?2 , O O0 per acre) as the s ite for the new $60 , 000 Du ll d ln g . Other , sites offered , but not voted on . Inasmuch as the first proposition •was carried , were 6 acres offered for ? 9 , 0OO» by A. B l umich. The E. • C. A. offered some property at $500 . .. -per acre. The meeting was In contrast to the one held several weeks a go when threats were ram pant. ' W. H. Graff , en gineer in charge of the Radio Stat ion , is this week ' ans- werin g the criticism of his proced- itre as chairman ot the last meetin g made by 33 . W. Hallock. The ans- wer follows: ¦Editor , Port Jefferson Echo. Hear Sir:— Tour communication from Mr. Dan iel Hallock in last week' s -Echo concernin g my activities , in Rocky \Point . School matters -was read with Interest and no little pleasure. Mr. \Hallock has correctly stated that I \have shown a lively interest In school matters since, taking ut m y - i J n Rook y Point; but he Is i ¦ • ¦ -!\ • , _n his Inferences that such ¦r -. ' . . : : it In any manner associated ' > \ ' ¦ ' ¦: .posit ion as local ropresenta- (:- . ' .• • ot ; j j B ' Hadl p Corpora t ion \' ! -of . - • ,\ - r, - ¦¦ ¦ >(.:¦ : Any interest: that has > n ^ ' u> >layed by me , has been an individual in the full- / Qllment o f the obligations ot citizen- shi p. SubB O QUent to my location here the progressive element of the com- munit y came to the very logical and natural conclusion t hat the present school buildings bad ended their use- fulness some fifty years or more ago and that the general school condit- ion s constituted a breach of trust to the children of the community. Fol- lowin g a natural Inclination i chose to ali gn myself with the progress- ives , with a view to assistin g them In tho procurement of a bettor school , which a fter a throo year stru ggle has come to pass , a s ixty thousand dollar a ppropriation for a I ni l Jdln g having been voted by tho communit y, the location at which ¦will bo Ju st west o f tho Rocky Totnt Post Office , on tho north side at Ibn State Hl/rliwny, on n i ncro plot \ generously \ to be soldi to tho . ¦c ommunity ut 32 ,000 pur nero by 3tr. Henr y A.. S. Tuthill, n, member of the School Board. Mr, Kalloa k nnrt his colleagues (Continued on page 4) WOMEN'S SOCIETY OF L. I. PRESBYTERY TO MEET FRIDAY 'Will Hold Afterno on and Even i ng Session ot Setauket Chur ch •i'lio Womon ' a Pro a bytor i al Society ot tho Lon g Island Fro s bytory, cov- erin g th « o \ territory IBast of Sotaultot , •will o onyenn for afternoon nnd even- in g sessions lit ' tho Sotaulcot Presby- terian Church tomorrow , (Frldny. ) E verybody is es pecially urged to »t- , tend these montln gn . 1 Tho afternoon nonslOD boglna at 4 o ' clock and tlioro will bo two very excellent s peakers , vIb. : Dr. Boy- tiold u , vlio will talk on tho \Mount- ¦oln WJiIto s \ , and Miss Kt n nob u r g u , ¦who will discuss tlio \Ne gro prob- lem. \ In tlio evenin g at 7:30 o ' clock , Dr. fl hork, a mliwilon n ry to Portia , ¦will s pook about that country, Tlume «os s lon» should ' bo of i nturoat to ¦ c vor yoody ' And a moot cordial Invl. •tnllon In uxteud c A to tho public. Tim Indie s of the 8«t»uk«t Olmrch a ro ' uor w lng dinner at tlio NolBlUi a r - Imod Hou se for tho vl s lllalf fl «l fti l i tci kn& « t)\or jcpr«ionUtlvo i (from ¦« u U*. bM m. /, ., ;; ,: ' ,;;>;: ;, < j ^U lU M M M MMmm OYSTER BAY MAN BUYS ACKERLY BUILDING Gets Main Street Property l\>r $7 , 600 At Auction on Saturday • The S. S. Aokerl y Building on Main Street was sold • at public auction last Saturday afternoon by auctioneer C. A. Squires. It was bi d In by Chas. W. L u dlam of Oyster Bay for ?7,6O0. There were about BO people at the auct ion but only about i bidders. The pro perty Is about 60 feet deep with a Main Street frontage of 42 feet. A man familiar with prices of local real estate stated t his week that the land alone Is worth $8 , 000. Mr. Ludlam has not stated what he intends to do with the property. SS REW A RD WAS 0FFJERED FOR EVERY TRAMP CAUGHT But That Was in 1 879 When Connecticut Tramp Law Was Enacted SO YEARS AGO The Connecticu t tramp law -went Into ef fect on Monday. , Vagrancy is an o ffence punishable by imprison- ment at bard labor , and ever y person who shall arrest a tram p is . entitled to J 5. An old landmark on Wat er Street Is bein g taken down—an old house owned b y Capt. T. B. Hawkins , which for the greater part oil ftfty years has been used as a. x te nement. Xny , l aBt v J » s ' pnsi ^ . t;\ , 5 ^-J f f l ^ s::; ^ ( of Tro y, ' but o f ti ' e> well known Tomm y Jones. Morgan Ruland Is havin g a house built on William Street. The store o f C. E. Wells of 'Wad- ing River was re duced to ashes in a Are which occurred at an ear ly hour on Wednes day mornin g. One ot tho new locomot ives re- cently purchased by the L. I. Rail- road now pulls the Port Je fferson express , run b y conductor Tatte rsall. It-bears tho name of Meteor. The schooner West Side has re- ceived a charter to go to Charl eston , S, C. In the case of t ho Highway Com- mlBBloners against John Marv in , who occu pies a site on the west beach at the head of the ba y, tho jury gave a verdict In favor of plain- tif fs; It was established that th ere was a re gularly laid out highway across t ho boach four roils wide and that Mr. Marvin ' s shops Is an o b- struc tion. 27 YDAIt fl AflO Thoso ^ nro busy days amon g the yachtsmen. Most of the yacht s hero will liu lit M i iinii li iiiimi on D e coration Da y. Wh y not lilro a brass band , net u p a parade and make the Oceanian of tho launchin g of tho new four- masted s ohoonor at Mather & Woods ' yard a. gala day *or the town? Charles Coo per , a go 70, died at bin homo on M yrtle uvo „ on Wed- nesday. Ho loaves a widow and four children. The steamer \Nonownntuc was de- livered to her now owners on Wed- nesday. Alio will bo used as a ferry bo t wfcon Now London nnd Oroton. Mrs. Ll nf lo Terrell 1ms Bono to Ronton whoro she will reside with Iter mother. Tho palatial steam yacht P artli- o p l n , C n pt. Pnvl s , loft the harbor on Thursda y. Alio was g lvon farewell \toots \ by « i vory o tonm craft on tho Ju lrbor which had pressure , onough on to blow a wM a tlo. Cant, Isaac- son, who had char ge ot tho yacht all winter, lias gone to Euro pe to brJn v another yacht Int o those waters. n ——— MOTIIKIW' DAY HIUlVICKfl AT MT. SINAI CHURCH ' dx tho Mount Slnal Congr o gallon i l Olmroli on Mothers ' Day next Sunday, tlio Rev. Prank Voorhoos will lioM a service In honor ot ' mothers and dau ghter *. Mothers nro especially Invited to came and bring their d«ught « r» , »nd d t ughUra arc tnvlt - •d to oom o and brim th«lr mptta a r a , DR. CADM4N 1 JI YSP: HOSPITAL STONE Fortune favored the la ying of the corner atone of the Jo hn T. M o ther Memorial Hos pital last Saturday with clear .s kies and an ideal day for the occasion. Des pite the fact that there were man y other events of considerable Importance held in t he community on Saturda y, a ver y substa ntial crowd had assembled lon g before the time for the la ying of the stone had ar- rived. • Dr. S. Partes Cadman , D.D., ar- rived with his party about 2:16 and was met b y the officers and directors of the hos pital , who escorted him to the point near the main entrance to the buildin g where the corner stone was to be laid. T he Rev. Geo. J. R i ester ot the Port Jeffer son , Presb yterian Church , gay £ . - . \ tu C ^ ociti ^ n i ' v - 'B a : : was? tol lowed b y Forrest ' Ra ynor who spok* br iefly of the aims of the Directors of the Institution and then introduc- ed Dr . Cadman. Those who had t he good fortune to be present heard from Dr. Cad- man ' s li ps one of the most brilliant speeches t hat he has ever made. He Immediatel y assumed a friendly and intimate attitude toward his aud - Photo;; By ? <lreenacres OVER 70 KIDD I ES TO TAKE PART IN ANNUAL RECITAL Thirty-One Numbers on Pro- gram. Dancing Will Follow Recital. Over 70 pupils will take part , in t he annual recital and dance of tho D lllle Hnyo s Dancing Academy to bo held in Vnndnll ' s Hall, Port Je ffer- s on, uu . i uuu iti t y uvouiug. T horn nro HI numbers on tho pro- gram which will bo followed by i lnnclnR. Solleclc' s Orchestra will pla y music fnr dnncln«. T ho program follows : PUSSY OATS— Anita Ho l m , Paddy Plummer, Lois Norton , Alfred Hon s lik , Mary Learnin g, M ildred Bishop, Ann Fryer , Marlon Church , George Novo y, Jack MacMo , Norma White, Morloono Marvin , and Jane Lamh, B ONO OP TIIHJ ' BMJ B U WD— Mary Moalla , Rita Burke. CO QUETTE— OHvo Dnrltnir, RHYTHM AND RHYME— Jo b bIo Gains , Irene Mahonoy, Dor- othy Ph e lf for , Florence A. Hifw- Ii Iim, Merl e Sollook , Muriel Pott l t . R OADSIDH FLOWHR S— Louloo and So phie Staolilo, SUMMER BREEZE— I l aUes—Mar y Mueller , IQll tabot li Jaoltuon , Nancy ' Wilson , . P egT « y R yron, Loono Randall , Paddy Plummer, Mildred Dloho p. HliY HEY— Marlon Pott y, HAWAIIAN KlflSES— Mu s lo by J a not Govor, Lou lie Thun i ton , Marlon Cloy nor , Irono ICrauBO , C l iarjotto Mnlkmc s , Mar y Moalla , , aoro dati o ro m — Dlliaboth Darling, BYI.VAN BCENE— llorthn Jawlo s UI , Inoi Oo liui , X O ir titer Hawk j iu , Doreon Hhophor d i D o f othy Jewell , Thoob * Flornra ltoBJ M lllan AT)« « iio»to , Mm Otitrtakj l iiBiSBBi leuce. He _ create d ^ the atmosphere of a homey, fi ^ en d l y gathering, and ever yone seemed'to enjoy and enter Into the s plrltt ^ h l on .his words pro- duced. He comnXe i i tid upon the 'fact that the ' founder, John T. Mather , had ej pres s ly stated that the doors of t he hospital should at all times remote ' open to the suffer- er re gardless o f-race , color or creed. BU v asked his iudfence to profit by this ¦ s plendid crample of tolerance. He paid tribute to .the men who are \devotin g their tl n ji j to the work of carr ying out Mr. Mathe r ' s great pnll- a a t hro pby. Hejs p oke of other great hospitals that bayis j been brought In- to existence byV p ujcli/men as John V. RockerfeHer { mfy . bthers. He as k- ed ever yone to; give ' ser ious thought to the pbi i gatiori ; jfhat mone y places u pon us. ^ C g i p oa ^ f l o llar; la given to •pnIlan t firo py ' ' ' tp\*rvery '0 9\ ' - given to enterta inment , This con 'd l tlon he decrie d arid felt ' t hat after reason- able provision had been made for our families t he balan ce of our. wealth can well go to inch great Institutions as that for which he had Just laid the corner storm . Attractive programs wore distrib- uted by tho Doy Scouts. An Inter- esting fact disclosed by the program J. E, Wells , Instructor , Wil l A(?aln \ Return Hi' re Tills Year. The Golf Club at Belle Torro o pens for the season on Saturday, the 1 8th. The course has been greatly improved since It closed In the fall , es pecial attenti on having been given tho putting greon s . J. E. Wells , the Pro. of last year , will be In c l ia r g o again this year. Da y players an' Invited—greens foos bulub\ . wvul - Juyn S l.na; U utur t luyii . Sundays nnd Holidays $2.50. Mr. Edward Lyons has been r e - elected President , tho other officers llDl l lK, W. M, Wml i lWullil , \Vl l iu- I' Mii- Idont , Char li Mi 11. Chry s Htsl , Secre- tar y-Treasurer. Belle Terr e Cmirse ... nt Will Open May 18th MANY PRIZES TO „ BE GIVEN AT FIRST LOCAL BABY SHOW Count y Health Nu f w s To Assist At Clinic. , Age* F rom 3 Mob. to 8 Yirs. Tho weather remaining so chilly durin g Mny, which Is desi gnated as Health month , tho Baby 81iow to bo s ponsored by tho Merchants ' Divis- ion of the Port Jo ff o r e nn Chamber of Commorco will undoubtedly take place curly In tho month of Juno , Watch tho local papers tor tho ex- act dato. •Miss Mlrmi da Bradley, of tho County Honltli De partmen t , Riven- hoad , will aRiInt at tho CJIInlo , and the Doctor li ltvln g charge of tamo, will come from out pf town. Tlio Aral prize will bo awarded to tlm healtlil oa t baby ono year and undor; a tan dollar (cold piece , with which to start n hank account for the lit- tle tot, other prl i c s will be an- nounced from tlmo to time , but do not for got ti> enter your child , — from 3 months to ei ght year *, . Entries an) bein g received . daily anil tha fili» l : : protn |ii«« to. , bW' , ' t ( | i» pr t Ul u* iM limmt j ^ty mi was t he nnnonncement oc the super- in tendent , M iss Myrtle De T foung, who has for severa l years su c cessfully conducted the Port Jefferson Cottage Hosp ital , has been en gaged to fulfill t his Important position of the insti- tution. Miss De Young will have the respons ible and difficult task of or- ganizin g the large staff ot employees. Her excel lent work In the past has proven her to be quite competent to fu lfill the task with eminent success. The benediction read by Rev. Chas. A. Livingston , c losed the afternoon ' s program. The Directors of tho hospital are as follows: , Forrest Raynor , Dr. Charles P. Gllder s leeve , Ralph B. Dayton , James W. Beckwlt h , Lero y F. Deale , George M. Too l i er, Edwin W. Cooney, Ed- ward J. Bo yd , H. B. Knoa and Henry Cii' Bl dert. ;•• \ ' • :: ' , ' ... , ' /T he ' Meisicat 'Bo 'did : l ncW ' d es ' ; tlie following:—Dr. - Pi L. McCrea , Chair- man , Dr. F. S. Child, Jr., Dr. James H. Maclvor. T he Officers are:—Forrest Raynor, President; Edward J. Boyd , Vice- President; Edwin W. Cooney, Secre- t ary ; Reuben B. Knox , Treasurer; Myrtle DoYonng, R. N„ Superintend- e d !. POPPY DRIVE TO , HEP DISABLED VETS ON MAY 27 Local Post Urges All To Buy A Poppy and Hblp The Boy s The Wilson Rltch Post American Legion nnd Its Auxiliar y join In an effort to ho - vo everybody wear n po ppy on May 27 In memory of those who lli) beneath the Popples across till' . ' »!!( l Ull' Hi \\I H 'LUH! IllIK! < ) <! their hit towards the relief and building up of those who uro utill fightin g It out alon e the huiiui front In I'm lioupilni. The local Pout wishes tn call to the atten tion of the public that every cent collected by tills Poppy Brlvo . lB np rnt for direct relief worlt nnd no nt lior purpose. All winter long disabled veterans in various hospitals bn\o been busy making lh° Httlo rod flowers which wi ll bo worn at this season of the yonr, For this work Uioy roro i yo n timnll ivr oui ponco , yet to a votoran who linn lain for month n fonlli fc that Ii « In n hiirdon to avor yont) , the Iiiiou ' li ' ilgi i that he Is actually earn- ing n wn g n la a greater tonic than ou y inoillclne or treatment that HClenco lui s produced , To Homo veterans with families this Is tholr only o pportunity tn an- Hist In tholr - caro as th«rn uro many veterans who do not rocolvo any Kovormmmt eom ponsntlon , often those enrnliiRs moan food , sheltor nnd clothin g to tho n o lumlllos. Man y of those votoran s arc so dis- abled tlmt tlioy are ca pable of work- in g only a part of aacli day at any one tank , yet by wearing ono of tl i oiii ) popples tho s o votorun s are be- lu g' glvon . an Incnntivo towards a hotter underutandln g of IIfo and lia pplnoiui. ———o INDIAN CHIMP WIMi I OMTBIITAIN 1IOY HOOUTU Clilo f Manabo i lio of the Mohawk Tribe , will entertain at S M a uket fioout C u blo Friday e y o nlnf, M«r 10, ytltW lon y f ^ nt . A tn ^ ' :¦ ty , troo p n m ^ Jj ^ lmmii'mm ^ GAS MAINS WILL BE IN BY JUNE 15tli Lig hting Co. Officials Think Service Will Be Beady B y Oct. 1. The work o f laying gas mains in Port Jefferson Is progressing rapidly. All t his week a crew of men has been busy with modern digging e quipment. It la believed that all of the mains w ill be Installed in Port Jef- ferson within six weeks and that service w ill begin about October 1. The work has ¦ been d ' ela yed on Myrtle Avenue , Thompson Street and L iberty Avenue by the refusal «t some propert y, owners , to give per- mission for t he layin g of the pipes under the sidewalks. ' All Teams Were Able To Play ' Scheduled Games , But Se- tauket , Wh ere Rain Called Ga me Off. The weather man almost , spoiled the openin g of the local ba s eball season here last Sunday when the first games of the new Sunrise Base- ball Lea gue were ployed. . The smack of the hall against the bats was in every scheduled game but at Setauket , w here It was neces- sar y to call the game on account of ra in. Setauket was to have pla y cl Med ford. R. C. A., Circ le A. C. and Lake Grove were the teams to start the season with vi c tories to their ere' '' * ; Tho R. O. A. team defeated the S • ' - folk Giants by the score of 9 tn . « . . The Circle A. C. ot Tort Jefferson defeated West Patchogue by the score o f 6—3 , nn d trie Lake Grove boys \too k; in \ the St, James team 3 to 0. ' » T he Circle A. C. team as a wh' ' e showed up very nicely, the hits v e v e t imely and the base runners made the best ot them. The feature of the game was the relfet pitching of Ken Osborne , who went in with three on base and no out in the last half of the second , struck out the next two batters and made t he next fl y out to first base. Butler o f West Patcho gue pitch- ed nice ball , allowin g only 5 lilts and strikin g out?8 men , and '2 bases on balls. Hennlngsen pitched nicely but the team hadn 't settled down, and It made tho going pretty hard. Osborne struck put 8 out of 15 men to l ace Mm, allowing 2 hits and one base on ba.Ha. The line-up follows : \ . \ Patc h o g ue . t sdO og hto; Tender , - -p. ' - JSent fl tt i o , . Perr y. >L pKontu B lo , - tJ a ' r- ' d am b ' nei : Smilh i ' -F eiiee ' o si' But l Mv , i ; ' Port Jefferson:—-Tidmars hi Orth, Mc Murr i n, Hennlngsen , Osborne, Bennett , D&Pletro , Lawrence, Cra ft and Lyons. At Roc ky Point the ilr s t ball was thrown b y Robert W. Ashley, Presi- dent of the Sunrise Baseball Lea g ue. The first three men on tho Glnn ' s team s tru ck out. They wore , C. G roves , B. Hart and W. Bunn. Then tho lead o ff man for tho R. C, A. got up. Pltzpntrlck was thrown out at f irst. E. Torroll followed l i lm to bat , but was struc k out. II. Tookor who was next , made the drat hit of the g nmo between second nnd short. J. Nlol followed to bat , but his loag fl y was caught by C. Q r o vf - s , tho Glnntn captain nnd left fleld o r. Tho R. C. A. team retired , tho score still 0—O, In the second Inning each team made ono run. In this Inning J.. Trendwol l , tho pitcher for the Glnnt s , cot 2nd hit of Kati i e . He scored nn a long fly out to loft ilold. Tho third Inning wan not very uxeltlnfr, ouch plnyor got ono strike out. In tho fourth Inning Ibn fSlnntn got two runs on hits made by Tlehnut nnd Jackson. It bogan to look bad for tlio R. C, A. then nn a storm wnn comin g up and tho Giants wore nhond 3—1, In the last half of tho fourth however, the It. O, A. camo through and got 7 runs. . Robertson , Duv l i , Continued on page C) TEAM S OF NEW B. B. LEAGUE OPENED SEASON SUNDAY NEW GARDEN CLUE IS ORGANIZED FOR THREE VILLAGE S M rs. Frank Melville , Jr. , Elect ed President of New 'Three Village Club \ Last Wednesda y afternoon , a ver y enthusiastic grou p of women met w ith Mrs. Hen rietta Shlpm a n at her home on Christian Avenue , Stony Broo k , tor the purpose ot organising a \Garden Club\ . The meetin g was called to orde r b y Mrs. Harold Van Nostrand and t he following officers e l ected: President-— Mr e . Fr ank Melville , Jr. . , i 1st. Vice-President—Ji j r s .. Henri- etta Shlpmau. - - - •• ,!)\ , ' ;f \ ¦ ¦ . - '¦ ; - , - 2n 4 ,: Viceipre s ldeht—Mrs: Elb e rt Af. WelleV \ ' : ' ¦> ' \ ' ¦ . \ : ' V ; ' ' - ¦ ' -• - ' • • , ' ' Secretar y—Mrs. Gustave Anag- n ' osto. ' 1st. Assistant Secretary — Mr s. Amelia S. J. Clay. 2nd, Assistant Secretar y—M rs. Marco C. Smith , Jr. Treasurer — M iss Carolyn H. Stron g. 1st. Assistan t Treasurer— MJb s Ethel M. Bay le s , 2nd. Ass istant Treasu rer—Mrs. Ward Melvi lle. The presid ent, Mrs. Frank Me l- ville , then took the chair and ex- plained in a most efficient way, the wor king of such n club. The name o f the club Is \T ho Tliree Village Clu b\ , embracin g Old Field, Setauket and Stony Brook. Moro than fifty persons joined at tho first meeting and man y more have been addpd to the member ship list. The next meet ing of the club -will tnko place at \ S imwood\ , tho homo o t iliu jH - usliltaut , Mrs. .Uclvflle , on WodniM i dny, Mny 20 , at 2:30 o ' - clock , durin g tuli p time , when Mrs. M r d ' vlllo ' H gor geous bods of tupil s nro expected to bo In full bloom, Tho Yn phnnk school baseball team do fonted tho Torr yvlllo-Port Jeffer- son fl tutlon tosin yesterday, (Wod- nosdny), by the score of 18—14 This is tho 4th HtrnlKl i t vic tory for tho Yaphnnh ho ys. They have ao far defeated Terryvlll e -l' ort J of- fo reon fltn t lon and Heliport at Y a p- hanlc and Medford on tho MeiU o rd flold. Tomorrow the Ya p hanli boys will play Heliport at Heliport , and on Wednesday Medford at Ya phanli. This n tron g little team ho n some open dates and would bo glad to arran ge games with other sc l iool tonmn. Y o phank \ School Boys Defeat Local Team SEELEY POWLEY STRIKES OUT 46 IN 24 FRAMES Makes uniiNii n l I'llrhln ff Record on ' Loii| i I nIiiiiiI UnKoralty Ihuwi. hul l Tenm. • So i iley I ' owlo y, a Rraduat o of Port Jofforuon Hi gh flohool , Is makin g banohnll lilntnry at Lun g Island Uni- versit y where he Is tho star pitcher on tlm t«am , In twonl y-four Innings of pitching I' owlo y lias struck out forty-nix bats- men for an avera ge of about two an Innin g, Ha Increased hlu soan o n ' s total by ei ghteen Saturday In a tnn- Innln g game against St. Francis, A gainst Cooper Union and Mont- clnlr Normal I' owloy accounted for fourteen In oaoli contest. I loth liaTiien wont so von Innings. I' owlo y played with tho M tony ll ronk School while a stud ent there and last lumnior played with the R, O. A. to a m at Rooky Point , whoro hu Is em ployed durin g tho summer. IIo will a i aln play with tha It. 0. A. team thli summer la tho fluurl s o Jl» i6bal j u ' -o »«uo, : ¦ ¦ /. y \ ( ^ ; ;' ' . ' ., ¦ ' , ' ,i ' \ >i ' : \ , \ , , , \ . ' , \ l Tho annual danco at the Rota u kot Rasa Hall Club will be hold tomor- row, (Friday ) night , at Vandall' s Hall. Port Je fferson. flollock ' H - Oroliostr a of ei ght pieces ¦will play for dancing;, Tha hoys claim that tlio ovonlnu from D p.ni, to 2 a-in. will ho one \ grand time \ for all (bono who come out, — -o V. f. OOrTTA Q W HO ^ PITA l MWK8 Wr» , W|l<#r riat » or P M fotor- 0 RI CTAUKlirr It. II. OMJIl TO D AN OIJ TOVfOnitOW VITU
