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OUTBOARD RACES THRILL At LAKE RONKONKOM A Close Finishes and Several > Tiea Mark Weekly Sunday Races of Ronkonkom a. Boat Club Inc. - ' Close finishes and several ties ' \ marked the ' weekly Sunda y afternoon •outboa rd \ races held at Lake Ron- k onkoma, Sunday afternoon , under the auspices of the \ Lake Ronkon- Tt oma Boat Club. There 23 entries -all told , including the names of sev- eral drivers who took par t in the Al- ) hany- N ew York outboard marathon , last month. The races were ran off \before the shower that occurred just /befor e dusk , and the thousands of •spectators present were not . forced to leave before the contests were ' •over, by rain , as on the two previous '•Sunda ys. The Free-tor-ail race proved \ a , wal k-over for K. P. Schenke , o f 660 Ocean Avenue , Brooklyn , who drove ; T il s \Ha Ha \ first across the 11m tn each of the four laps of the two •heats in this event. His outboard was equipped with a four cylinder John son \Sea Horse \ motor and ¦ covered the 8 miles of the first .heat In 12-17-2/5 and the secofl d heat la ' 1 2-11-2/5. Tie . whi z , driven by Butler Flow- e r , of BayvlIIe , finished s e cond to the 'Sa Ha \ in each heat , doing the -second heat in lt-U-3/10 'but the Ju dges disqualified Flower ^ f rom re- «elyln g the Second Prize cup because he \ tarr ied his gasoline supply in a p orta ble tank Instead of using gas ; t rorn the motor tank. This violation of the National Outboard Racing \Rules was not discovered until af- ter the finish of the Free-tor-all , but also First Prize in the Class C ¦race, he having finished first in this ' contest in 6-52-4/5. . W i th . Flower out of the Free-for- all-contest . and. the ^ o ^ ena ^jy ^ iij)- . -set- while - ' roun ding 't he ' ^ southeast \buoy , o nly Sotienke ' and John H. •Gregory, driver of Minn Glen Cove, wh o finished third behind ' Flower, -were left to claim cups. Gregory was awarded the second prize cup and Sclienlce the first prize ' o ne. The third prize cup will be-withheld by the club for some future race. ' Other drivers in the Free-for-all •were: Johnson & Pease o£ Setauket; Geor ge H. Droster , Heliport; Her- bert Bedford , Heliport; William Zwelg, Lynbrook; J. H. Ladew , Now York City, and K. Safford , Brook- ly n. Upon Flower being disqualified af- ter winning the Clnso C race , fi rst ¦prize was awarded to William \Z - wolg ' s Nonsense 2 , which finished . . close behind Flower; second prUo to Gregory of Glen Cove . and J. H. Ladow of Now York City, who tied i vlth 71D points each. Upon the toss of a coin, the second prize cup •wont to Gregor y and third prize to I_ aUo\'/. O rlim - driver: ; in I lie Olnn n •C event were: Johnson & Pease , So- t u itket; H. l' ayne, Hempstead; P , TJowd , Woodhavon; rlt. S affortt , ' i i r oiix , and D. Flyli m ' , Hay Shore?. - Z w ole ' a tlmo wrin (I-BD - 4/G. In the .third and last heat of tho Class -C race , Flower and Gregory crossed tho finish lino with loss than 5 toot se p aratin g their , bows. The clone finish brou ght tire spectators to tholr toes , cheering. •Horbor ^ Bedford , of Bollporl, won I s 1\\a Class 8 ovont In his \Baby • Shooter \ , drive n by a Calllo motor , . Bedford finished Brat In all three boats , his fastest , lour mile boat be- . . ing ' covered In 7-8-1/5. S , Davison, of Enut Roolcawny, was second; -Chot Conn , Bmltlitown , third, a nd O. 1\ Bnf f ord , East Roekawny, fourth , Otliar drivers In this race wore ; -George .it, , Dro s to , D ollporl.; T. Waits/ Bnyv ' l llo , and M Russell , of Mollis. Outboard' races will continue ot ;tho LnkB o vory 'Sunday, until fur- t h e r notice. Thaw will hot bo any race liold ut ' I . uktf ' noiik o nlconm on Mqin ' orlal Day. , Tho races d tort promptly every Sunday afternoon a t 2 o' c lock sharp and. may bo y rt- n tin ned from any position, on tli o highways skirting 'the Lake, O DD I'HI .IiO WH Wjj w ¦ \ ' 1IIO TIM B Jj K i ll fVNia 7 1 \ Tho Port Jo/ t orflon Xod g d of Odd Iry ' Fflllowu plan a big time for tho V- e vening of Jui y 7 , wlion tltoy #111 j\ Jio ld - a danco at Vandall' s Hall. ' >\ Jim nornnn ,. of tlio cojmnltt«o , N'isa y u It VIII » u ono ot the bl u est »r- S»lr « ovor held In Tort 3»ff«r*oa. PORT KB. TEAM DEFEATED CENTER MORICHES FRIDAY Babylon High School sent its four tennis teams to Port Jeffer son Eor the preliminar y of opening matches for the tennis championship of Suffolk County. Charle s Guy-re ^ presented the locals in the singles matches and was defeated in two se ts 6—3; 6—2 . Virginia , Dreyer then showed her worth by overcom- ing - he r opponent 6—1; 6—1. Genevieve Sp u rga and Mar garet E eatley had little or- no difficulty in winning the doubles raate b f 6—3 ; 6—2. The last matches- found Dbttglaw Bar t ow,arid i T ho ta as A l f f a A^U n g. yft ^^ mi B-^ ' p ^ ' o a ltlotf proved too st w n ^ f pr . theto ; w)nWn ^ two of the three s ets. The games were all hard fought and closely contested. The scores by s ^ ts wore- 6—3, 4—6 . 6—2. • ' ' ¦ ' .. Local Net Stars Show Up Well A gainst Babylo n High School. Durin g the post. , week there has \ been an unusual amount ot athletic activity at the local high , school. On. F riday last the high school ni m J defeated Center Moriches at the Station ' field . 10—3. In the firl j t Innin g Port scored nine runs and it looked like an exceptionally easy game. The southslde r s .settled down, however , and only one more run was scored while they were able to account for three for them- selves . Tuesday the local went to Central Iallp and lost in a ' w , eHS Played game by a score ot 5—3. Every; Inning it looked as if the high' school ' team- . would ' step out I n the lead, but . when hlta means runs, the hits failed to materialize. Dondero pitched In each of the games mention ed while Anderson wa s . . behind the bat. OVER 450 ENJOY RECITAL - DANCE OF LOCAL ACADEMY Seventy pupils of tho Billlo Hayes Dancin g Academy took part In the third annual recital last Saturday night In Vandall' s Hall. , The hall was crowded with over 450 pe ople present. The 31 acts pleased tho law audience. Amelia Cn l nw l rn and Chester Law- rence did an Adagio dance which wa s a big hit. It was the first time tlml that lyp t i o t danco has t>f - nn d one hy pupils of tho school. Minn Hfty f H d nncpfl nn Kant Ind- ian Interpretive dance. Bouquets wore presented to Miss Billlo Hayes , tlio Instructress , by tlio classes -from S otauk e t , Port Jeffer- son and Stony Brook. Tho . . . ' ap . lo dancers also wore presented with bouquota. Tlio flnalo was a musical comedy number In which all clnsnou took par t, v . ! ¦ . After tho recital dancitig ^ a s eiu Joyed to tho ntralns of S n llo o K' n Orcli oBtra. ' . ¦ • Tlio Bay Shore roc t tnt will ' bo hold In tho Bay Shore Community Memorial Hal l oil Saturday evening, M ay 25, i ' 70 Pu pils Take Part In . Recital New Work Is Well Receiv ed. I n itio Cncolla Stein, t ho young: daughter of Mr. and Mr s V Frank - Stoln , escaped n orloim Injury on Sat- urday from a burnin g tont In which alio wan playing. Alio lit a c a rtdlo in her brother ' * tont and wont - out aiid It Is bollbvod a gnat of wind blow It over. W) » « n , a lio tur j i c d around tho teat was on lire. Coc o ll n . then oallail liur nibthcr and hy . tho t ime Mrs. Stoln cam n out tlio whole thing ' wan ablaze. With tho ri e lp ot naln hboro tlio f l ro was put out •without dolnft d a irjBKo to anythln v fl lBOi - ; \ ' ¦ > \ , ' : ¦ ' : Q rr ^ -r- r 1 /: ., - . : KOUQ W«n Ad « brine ti t : 1**) ^ Ollll fl NAiniOWIiT ICSCAl ' KB p«om nuRNiNa ' rnwr TOOKER ^ ILLE CAR HAS FIRST MHSHAP AT WADING RIVER Henry Tin s le y. Near Death Aa R esult of Cra sh With ' Gas Car. - . The little •\Tjoonervllle , Tr p lley \ rUftning f rom Port Jefferson to Wad- ing Elver , liad its first accident on Saturda y when it ran into a cat driven by Henry Tlnsley and sent him to St, Charles Hospital where he la In a-serious condition with a fractured skull. . ¦ ' ' Tlnsley was an employee of the I*- ' ; I. R- R ., working as- a- hostler in tb a yard at Port Jeffe rson.. He lives In a house near the track , at tb e Miller Place Lane crossing, and feus going home when the ¦ \ gas \ car ' leaving Fort Jefferso n at 12:41 p.m., came along. , , Tho , motormaal it Is said , saw Tlnsley come but ex- pected him to atop, Instead Tinaley continued on across and the collis- ion was then unaovidable. Geo. Sawyer, Station Agent at Wa g ing River , - was soon on-the scene and call ed \Wm. H. ' Rose ' s ambu.1- pn . ee and Dr- F. S. Child , , and in less than 2 B minutes Tlnsley was on tbe •vi&S to the hospital. . Be is in a serious condition ,, and l . tm . only a slight cb ^ ance; for recov- e ry. OUTBOARD RACES T t ) BE HELD HERE DURING SUMME D Merchants ' Division and Chamber to Hold Joint Meetin g on Wed, A committee from . the Ronkon- koma Boat Club , Inc., met with the Merchants ' Division of the .Chamber of Commerce yesterday, (Wednes- day ) noon , and outlined , a ' plan, to hold / outboard fl iotorboat , races In Port ' ¦: Jetfe x s o n harbor ;dnrIn B the 9 ff i^-SM i> iM ^ ^ & ^- - ' ¦ . : - ' ¦ ^ ' n ^ OT ^ aS ^ H i riyoijii;' W. ' CbmnBed- inger , ' W. Kumnier and Geo. Cla.rke , cl aimed that ' races- would . be held at 'least during: J«ne , July and An g - u s t , ' and proposed that the local p eo- p le lay. out the ' regulation course and provi de some cups for prizes. Outhoard races attract , a large number of people from all par ts of Long Island and will bo a big bene- fit to this crwnmunlty. - Chairm an Pln t rr- appointed the fol- lowing . committee , Chas . Bishop, S. S. Brewster , B , D. Purvis , and C t. Darlin g to moot with the Iloakon- ko ' ma. people and report back to a mooting next Wednesday evening at 6 o ' clock at the Elk Restaurant. Next Wednesday ' s meeting will be a Joint meeting of tho Merchan ts ' Division and Chaihbor of Commerce for tho pur pose or. workin g out e ome plan whereb y tho two organ- izations can. combine In a greater effort to do nioro KO. od for tho com- m unity. 13voryonr> In lnvltor j to attend thin mooting and owes It to the commun- ity to d<i ub. DOD R CRAFT HEADS SCHOOLMEN 'S COUNCII , Principal ot J iocr a Hcl v ool Chosen Fre w litait of County * O rganization. < , At tlio regular dinner of tho Schoolmen ' s Council of tho second supervisory district , bold at Patph- O guo Thursday evening;, ' May D th, It was,voted to change tlio no,mo to ' the , Suffolk Count y Sohoo>lmon 'ii O f tnncll and Include In Its member- s hip all ' of tho nohOQ l mon , of Hufr folk! County. Tiio (oUowlh g ofllctirn wor» elect- ed; , Dod ft B. t J r a tt . Prln t l n al , - P or ^ Jeff croon Station, President , - 0. M, 'Pr octor ,, Principal, Patch- o g uo High School , Vlco-Prokldon t- ' 1 , A. lliodgott , ' Princi pal Sout l i6ld Hl g li Soliaol, BocrcUry , Veto Will Glv« Party ' v To Mort gage Payer s Tho niembon ot Wilson rtltch Post A , L. nro planning to Jilvo a ' • ' par tyf * , at Vandall ' B Ha ll o«r, ' p/ed r noad fiy.ltlay 20, to those who lip lp od pay off tlio ' w ortBiCgo on ' tlio ' Post building , t • , • i j .Two erc heatru will bo o n gajod , one f <>* modern «lnutiln n , « n nd an- o ther for old tMhlonad . dnnioa: Tluro . wlll b a lover a l ontcrt nl itn io nt i«i(tiir a jk; ^ • • • ' ;. ' ': ,, - : i ' - ¦y : K'l i A4 H»liirton >lU W by ¦ invU n ' t lovn; , ' ANMONYMOUS DONOR PAYS OFF LIBRARY DEBT Tho trustees of tlio ' Port Jdffor n on Fro * Librar y unnniincorl thU week that tlioy huvn liotn ablo to m al i o tlio last payment ' on t lio ' library biillilln g tbroui t h tho generosity of a n a nnon ynioiiH local resident. . Tlio donor of tho gift opproachod tho tru s teco and BHl i od for tho prlv - Hoko of pn j lii B the remainder of tlio i l oht on iho liulldln g . Of courno that prlvllei! \ was oxtondr x l t , o him, Pay l ag off tho debt on ' tlio library buildin g linti been , a long, ' liaril pull for a small numbor of luter os Uiil wo r i t or a a mi thoy have ftiiiM ' tlio pcho to pulillol y thank all w n o.JiK yo coutr ll uti i ii Including, - of co«r>», the donor o f iiu. nn a l gift, , ' . i i«> V ; i A Hit of contrluittop i will b » ': ft u)i- l l»tw(l ! lp tlj a . n ft r. M iirf. ¦ ¦ ,v ^ : : ;¦.^¦i • M ¥ / d u - ^ M: EASTERK STAR CHAPTER GREETS STATE OFFICIALS • • - Mrs, Harriet Youn gs , Radio Singer , Ent ertains Vistt- u ig Dignitaries. Oa Tuesda y Suwassett :Ch a pter , 0. - ' - -B; S , entertained the D. D. G. Matron , Min nie A. Gar yple . of S ag. Harbor , and Assistant Grand Lect- urer , : I t. E. O'Donohue of Central I s lip; who made their official visit here. ' . ' ¦ ' ' Over -300 members of the order ¦were out to greet the visiting dig- nitaries! The Temple was beauti- fu lly decorated with flowers furn- ished by Conrad Malkm es. ¦ . - ¦ The ent s rtainment program con- sisted of several songs by Mrs. Har- riet Youngs of Stony Brook , who Is a well Inown radio arti st. A beauti- f ul floral drill , was given by the five points ot the star. Mrs. Alice Davis , Associate Mat- r on of tho local chapter , presented a gift to Mrs. Gar yple. Past Patron Walter Graff of tbe local chapter , p resented a, gift to Mr. O'Donohue. ¦ After the program was concluded a sup n er was served by T e ody O le s e. PORT JEFFERSO N BABY SHOW WILL RE HELD JUNE 8 Bi g Event Will Include Show, Parad e , Contest and Clinic Plans for the Baby Show , Parade and Contest are progressing rapidl y. The j irobabl e date will be June 8th. Cll a lo will be held In Vandall's Hall from. 1—2 P. M. and the . Par- ade -will start at 3 P. M. for all groups , formin g, as follows: Babies up to 1 year ; one year to two years ; two years to three ; three years to five ; flvo to six years and six years to eight , The first prize will bo gl vea to the healthie st baby, the nearest ' to - psrtect ,. and the gold ,plec e may ' . ' g ^ iV- ' «&!-:' ' ^ «i r i a ^ ; , JiW ; icy cr open a- bank a ' cfeoant jtpr ,. the child. Other prizes will b J e for best looking, beat dressed, and heat dec- orated carria ge , etc \ . In order that the Show may be as Impartial as possible , the nurses , as well as Doc- tors, will come from out of town , and for no other reason , as tho Mer- chants do not , above all things, wish to create any hard foolln g s ¦ wh at- ever, The Jun ior Camp Fire Girls are assistin g the , secretar y ot the Merchants ' Division In this work and thoy will In all probabilit y lead the Pa rndo , Kindly register your childre n with any one of the Camp Flro Olrls ; drop a card to Mrs. Henno, or telephone BOO , as entries will close on v Juno 1st, Interestin g feat- ures in next Issue. i : a TWO MEN FINED $25 ON DISORDERLY CHARGE ii u iiijK ' i- :\\ i ner mann 'll«i> \ ™ Hh- Mo nths Hnn |R>mIo< i Jail Be - nU'iice. M.i:; Ha mper wim fined $25 by Justice of tho Pnaco Droyer Inst H atunlu y after lie ploodod sullty to a char ge of disorderly condu ct. Ho wan also sentenced to 60 days In J ail , hut tho Jul! sentence wan sus- p ended. Tho snmo fine find iiontonco wn u given til J. Hovninnn. J, l> . Waznlno of Alt. Slnal , v/n a fluoil ?io,0O for dr iving a. car without a llcon s o. a Dre yer To Spenli To M. E. Bible Class Tim Young Men ' s Blhlo Clans of tlw Motliodlut Church have planned a, spe cial program for th o lr mootin g at 8 p.m. Monday ovohIii b at the clmrcli. Jud ge J. B. Dreyer will Bi i onli to tho young men on tho gen- eral HUb ' joct of \How You i ik Men May Host Horvo Port Jefferson. \ Light rotronhmonti i will bo served , All young mom , whether members ol the club or not, arc Invited to tako tldH opportunity to hoar tlio Judge on this Important subject. A NO I'II KIt- '1I0ACIIER A1>I)KI» TO T . -P . 9, H. fWAiTK ' Continu ed onrollmnnt of uovv pup- i ls linn made necos i nry tli o oii n ago - mont of an a ddltloiml teaoho r, aX tlio \ 'I ' orryv l llo-Port Joffo nion Blatlon Bohnol. The lunch room of tho w hool ho» bo«ft j n a do Into a olaM - f i j oni to mo t)- tlio condKlon a . , '/ ' I* ' - , ' ., ' - ¦' / ; , ' , ; . - i , . ' , . ' , , * ' , - ' , ' »' - , - , ' ' .,i; , , . ' ' - .: ' ROAD MATERIAL RECOVERED SAVES TOWN $5 , 000 Su pt. ' of Hi ghways Murray R ecovers Quantity of Good P eekskill Gravel. Nearl y ?6 , 00O.00 worth of valu- able road building material has been saved to the town of Brookhaven through tho watch fulness of Superin- t endent of Highways A. W. Mur- ray. The concrete roads that are b eing built on contract at Ronkon- koma and Setauket called • for the removing of the former surface by the contractor. Mr. Murray found that this material , which in many sections of the Island is considered waste , was the famous Poeksklll gravel saturated with a fine oil bin- der ,, which cannot be bought today for lsss than , $5 a yard. Mr. Murra y Induced the contractor to remove this material to other roads- that needed repair and wid- ening. Through the courtesy of certain residents It has been pos- sible to store the surplus of this material , on private land for future road use. This Peek- , klll gravel Is a mixture that sets.uV like cement and is tbe best semi-permane nt road material obtainable. This rocqver- £d . gravel is even better than can be secured today. The people in the Ronkonkoma and Setauket Sec- tions are as strong in their approval of Mr. Murray ' s mana gement of this situation ¦ as they are of his reor- ganization of the whole Highwa y De- partment. He has been able to greatly in- crease the efficiency of J he depart- ment through a system ol concen- tration of supervision. There . are how , only 6 foremen , whereas forni- ally- - thera - ^ re ^ .i e . ¦/ ..I WOULD GIVE M AMBULANCE TO NEW HOSPITAL Local Au tomobile Dealer Of- fers To Start Fund Witl v$350. v •William Hennln g sen , sales Manag- er of tho Hennlngsen Motor Sales , local Stiidebakor dealers , In n letter to the Echo suggests that tho com- mu nity l i uy and present to tho now Mather Memorial Hospital , a fully oaulpped ambulance. Tho letter follows : \Dear Editor: ^ — Since seeing tho Dedication and me niym K <'i tne u ui iiuniiunu in th at beautiful Hospital , that Is In tho course of construction which wan net / r f moron fl ly Riven by the late Joh n T. Mntbcr to tho people ot all Creeds and colors of thi n Communi ty, and from reading excorpta from the l aat Will r-nd Te s lnmimt. (if John T. Mather , which ruadn an iiart: \As I consider that tli« corpora- tion thun to be formed , and the work to bo done by It , will bo of groat value to the VIUa R c .of Port Jefferson , It Is my nlncoro hopo , that tho citizens of Port Jeffers on and vicinity, give tholr liberal and devo ted imiipor , t to said Instituti on , and endeavor tn make -It n success and crodlt to the Communit y. \ An a citizen and doing in bunlnos u In this to - wn, I bollovo that ovory clear-thinking pornon will iiupport It to tho heat of thol r ability. My Idou In writin g In to put a proposition before tho people In tills community, wlioroby, they can show tholr appreciation of tho wonderful ( C on tinued on Panes Four) All Te ams Put Up Good Fi ghts In Second Games of • Newly Formed Baseball League. Fast playing featured tho games of the Sunrise Base Ball Leap n e oa Sunday. Several freak plays were witn essed. The R, C. A. team after leading Patchogue , broke and lost , and the Circle A. C. won their second game by defeating the Suffolk Giants , who put up a good game. Three double plays were made In this contest. \Cannon Ball' Bucanan starred i n the game between Setauket and Wading River by striking out 16 men and making 3 hits. A summary of th e games tol' .n -: ' The R. C. A. team played V-1 Patchogue A. C. The R. C. A, managed to keep ahead of. Patch- ogue 3—0 up until the laat halt of tho 4th Inning when Patch ogue got 5 runs. The score was then E—3 In favor of Patchogue. In the rib inning Pow l ey went in the box for the R. C, ,A. relieving Hoffman. The B. C. A, ' imode a few errors this inning and \Patchogue got 4 runs. That made the score 9—3 in Pat- chogve ' e favor. For the remainder ot the game the R. 0. A. settled down and B. C. A. made 3 runs in the D tb Inning. They could not make enough runs , however , ruid Patchogue won the game 9—7. It w as a tight game. The H. C. A. had- 2 bad Innings, the 4 th and 5th. in which Patchogue made all of their runs. Strike outs—Patcho g ue: King, 5. R. C. A.: Hoffman , 2; Po w l ey, 6. Patchogue got 11 hits and the ,R . C. A. , got 14 hits. Haggerty was the umpire. s . Three double plays featured the game between the ' Circle A. C. of i. Port Jefferson and the Suffolk Giants , ; played at Port. Jefferson Sta- ttpti y/ Th' e . ; ' garae . , ' jy as ' .wo n- by;- , .the : • r Circle A, G. by Uie:.so6re ' : ' of 8—2, Dutch Hennlngsen receiv e d good support , and pH , ; :! ' - Ss ?a U ne , \ g ame. ; One of the most Vausual plays seen In a long time was made hy Curr l o, when ho dove for a ball near sec- ond base. Ho caught the ball , turn- ed over , and threw It to Orth who relayed It , to first In tlmo lo put the batter out. Tho doubl e plays wore made as follows—Bunn to Jackson to Trend- well; Currlo to Orth to Dennett , and Hennlngsen to Dennett to Kreltz- borg. Tho llno-u p was as follows:— C ircle A. O. — Tidmar s h , I.f. i Orth , 2nd base; Mahonoy, r.f.j Bonnott , 1 st Daso; Lawrence , c.f. ; Kroltzhor g , 3rd base; Currlo , a, s .; Lyons , catctiorffl Honn l n Ro en , pit- cher. McMurrln batted for Mnhonoy li\ tlio !)t.h I nnin g . Hiltrolk ( J l nnt fl —W. Uunn , ».».; 11 . ToboKt , citlch ii r; ,C. droves , c .f. : J . Trom l woll , 1st bane; U. Hart , p.; A, Rimv nrl , 3 rd ha s i>; J. Jnckui in , 2 nd li ns o; (I, Trendwoll, I ,f. : K. Stewart , r.I.; Combn , r.t. Combs s iili s tltutod for B. Stew- art. Tho Setauket ltnnobn.ll club liiul an o nny tlmo with 17~0 victory over St. Johns A. C. nt Wadin g River. \Cannon l l nll\ Uucliannn had 1 ft Mtrllto outa ' and 8 hlta , ono of thorn good for two hniu i n. The fielding feature of (lie <|ny wan tho n oniiiUlorml fleldlnf t of Sotiiukot' u star Unit snolior , who slid Into first banc on three occasions tn bant his (Continued on Pago Four ) GOOD BASEBALL SEEN IN SECOND LEAGUE GAMES Mrs, Jnnio/i M e l l n s of Port Jcffor- hiiii fltatlon painfully Injured her- self on Tuesday night wlinn slid vipiiet a pun of hot fat. Slio was badly burned. . Mrs. Jlolla n w v t m at tlio utovo with , a pan of fat audi made a quick move to warn Mr , Molla s against an open trap door—In doing so nho hit tho pan ot fat and splnshnd It over lior client , f ac o and nliotildar , In lior pain alio grabbed n, towel and rubbed tlio fat off—taklug flouh with It. Thorn is a bo v slblllty that nho may lo n o tlio sight of ono oyo. - / . : ¦ ( \ -: . . . Mrs. Mel l n a Badly Burned By Melting Fat Tho following pupils of HI. Paul' s Lutheran Sunday School , Port Jof- forj i on Station, huva attended tlio w chool for tlilrtnon cnn s o ciitlvo Sun- days without missing, and hnvo boon rewarded accordingly ; Hugo Krolt iu onr, rf orothy Kroltib or g , Ruth Dahn , William VolUan, Ruth KrolldiorK, Uvo|yn Brlcsoil , N. D lohol , J ohn Kolt*an, ' Vernon I lrandt , Oeor g s Ilrandt, Kmiii n Llebmnnn , B, Bailor, v ««itl Carolin e 8t»lb, , ' . ' ¦ ' ' . ' • • , '^ : ^^ i' ^ .V, k ' . ¦ . ¦ ' . ! : Si I 'l CHM J OT MmiSI>AN (ia Air H , B, IH HlC V VA U I)i;i> - . The a ^ DBJ h Fa ft f ; 3 P e st s tag4l ' by t h ft - ';lMi ifc J vi ^^ on . Hl git - School, -«nU , t i l Df ^ f! ^ , v on Dec- oration Xtay, a» t ?« % fS ^ ; ; ¦ ¦ ' The ' Jh fe aJ .} W (| p !i y ii , , be; 6 ne - of tJ i p . B ^ rii ; ^p»5 ?»» of ' the> . u^y ' . l^. l^ ' . . b o^S§|%' ;V r Joie8 , ' a i^ Uio ; ' , 'J ohii g^ B W ; _ mect on. - tiid I»»eb ^ ' vW ^ |lj \ ifor their annual - M rt B C j VM ^wro - • P» tm; i6 . i»l ^^^ a ^ eiiienv \ . ' taUdnsf _)ffip ^^ fa fc D arker ,,, says thBt '' ith» ^^ a|i)i .Fe6t is ' ¦ going. ' t & V ^ *mH p|$ b etter \ ' tha n aiiy . j wfi vi ^^ wie i a n d if . y oa ' i <* ^^ M ^^^^ ^ l ^ : Dec - . oteaon : iai§Jp ^m i ^ l j f oa nUl f \ A V NTJAI . VVK J Wm* . T | ' . ¦¦ •O X\ »BC08Ajnpif DAY | -*- * ¦ ¦ - • ' - ii l' i \ — 'V-- ' --- ¦ ' ' ¦ i i , Ti Ob s friicti pri ra ^^ bn Track ' . . -W er a^^ M W 'By ' „ ¦ . .j: , & i -tiw £mto : - - ¦ ¦ H«rbeit ' „% | ~i p l ^^ < % 9 brought hom ? ' :a ^ o r ^ ' se ^ t ^ S© * |iday- He had been en a pioy ^S jfe ^ ard the brig Eaglet at ' . Ebii & lp ffl B ^ :, It l n . - prob- . able t ^X :<m ^ M ^ m ^ due t° ' a\ B ^ aei't / di» y^ P ^ t! ,B vessel \? his ho4y ^ 'iUp ^ B|e » iS(Sn<6 ot a severe . Uiiury - ab ' o t i t < iM,V hei to ' and should-- :¦ : .T he eufe epM- pi/ l rookhave n re- porfe tba ^ 8 ^^ »5*F a were ; re* l l wed;or ^ »pl ^:-« |3lie town dur- ing , the l Bs(W ^« iit| ! , The : *>>?' ' ' r >* ^ fe ^^ l r tllB electlon of a . aarrit ^ ji ^^^ l k Cou nty Is 4 ^ * K a v ftfe '^tf^ Mrafiw rc iov e rnor.. , ' An ? ,' t?™jV'lg ^^W de t0 ' w reck *ne '' : . . e«M ^%S ^^ S^ a In 0n iip Patt : : , j e$ ^ if ^^^^^ mi m We d nes- dayi ? ^ t ^ mjf ^^^^^ re placed- on the - \ t ' r4ci ^^ Ki ^ tll >Bto 9 ;.., but were , : ® » w p»s|?ff ^^ e engineer In time ^ ii f eyt ' - | jP «ft - \ ¦ ¦ ; ' - : r , ¦ ' . ¦ \ Capt iti ira . S j tfJ ^ ,o( -Setauket hns f a w l im&j M \ ^ i onooner - . Silos Bra ' iUR. Ifo ^ ' ^ n ' drW . M . ^ ,. t h e ¦coasting trade. 1 r . Dr. A. M. Burns , former ly ot Port J efferson, has commenced a suit against the torn Of Newtown , for damaKC s ' ' cansed to Vila health by be- ing upset'while drivin g on the J la s - peth road ,.which he claimed was In an unsafe con d ition. • .: , 27 YEARS AGO The West property on Main Street wit s sold to Joseph S. Hawkins of Stony Brook nn Saturday. The Port Jefferson Social Club hold a pedro tournament on Tues- day evening. C. V. P|att and Garry Smith wore the winners. Donald B. Campbell on Wednes- day shipped n cutter and a gig to Wilmin gton , Delaware. They aro for tho now yacht Celt now being built nt );hat place for J. Roger Maxwell. The two bonis are constructed ol Spanish cetlnr. Government nurvoyorn ndvlnc us flint the al titu de of Cedar Hill Ceme- te ry In 2fi0 feet. Tbe hill on the ( arm. oi iibuiU 'Z ur iicuvc , j uat u outh of tIjo ce meter y. ImH nn elevation of 2(!5 fee t. The marria ge . of M r s . Ja n e Oove r and Clutrlen St 111 took place on Sat- urday evening. Mr , and Mrn. Still loft on Monda y for Prudence ' island , whoro Mr. SHU In emillpjrod.j Capt. A. II. Underwood has boon at Qroon pnrl for twb wookn fitting out tho HCho onur yacht F e nclla. Tho doatli of Mrs. ' Lor omso 0, Davis on Monda y removes ono of tho oldest , most esteemed 1 s lillioriB of Ml, 1 Slnal. ' - ¦ ^ EI H H WAS
