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EXPRESS-NEWS & COBEECTOR. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1948 SAG HARBOR Novas. Beach Haven} and North Haven lloias SIIIIFFLEBBARH ‘*‘31a§-««....J’:“BUSI-NESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY NOYAOK. NOTES are called game birds. The study of bird life is fascinating and satisfy-_ ing, much more so than the I. Q35 or crossword puzzles. The weather continues very cool for the time: of year: with white frosts several times during the past week, high winds and heavy rains. Arrival of birds from the South are very late. Have noted in the past the arrival of the Whipoorwill (a warm weather bird) as early as April 15, for they soon let one know they are here. the minute they land in the woods, it seems. In the South they are known as “Chuck Wi11’s Widow\ by their call, and they actually make a “chuck” sound as their first note. Very few ever see this odd bird as they feed at night in the dark and the twi- light, they almost make no nest, laying their eggs on the haves in a small depression and usually beside a boulder stone back in the woods, likely as a landmark so they can return to it in the dark. They catch and bugs in their wide open mouth as they fly, and a sort of hair screen holds them until they Iand on a tree or the ground and then they swallow their catch. At nearly dark one evening one light- ed noiselessly as a feather falling at my feet and then stayed a min- ute or two looking up at my face, ‘then off again to a tree to give its weird call. Their feathers are black- ish brown, they are a little larger than a robin. but with very short legs and a parrot beak, resembling the sparrow hawk and the queer acting night hawk who soars up in the air to drop like a stone with a whistling sound. These three birds are of the same order. Attorneys at Law , Land Clgaring As the season advances it brings more and more visitors to the open spaces, and many out to look for summer quarters. Kenneth W; Andersan TUBNPIKE rdvt-me CRANE SERVICE GRADINE: ' Attorney-at-Law (§ OVER SAVINGS BANK 9 ‘ Tel. 274 3 MAIN s T. SAG HARBOR I. Kreinik from New York was Sh €0t€3!§es to a number of visitors. Bull Dower Dump Tracks Fred Krumpif and family from She1tez‘_ Island were at their cottage for the week-end. Joe Baier and Charlie were out to work on their new cottage from Queens, as were the Weatherells from Yohkers. _ A The-_Dur1ands were at Oakwood and Mrs. D. with the Crawfords will stay for a week.’ = Harry Rode and wife from Bell- rose spent the weekend at the Rodehouse. Fred 16. Havens, Jr. Theodasa R. éaéfe GENERAL CONTRACTOR v .35; Attornéey-a.t-Law POST OFFICE BUILDENG T81. 599 SAG HARBOR Tel. 201051 \“'4=s:~.'»@:-5:»:-;-:;:»:»:?:-:-. 'I':;.- Excavating Lama C-iearing he MAEN ST 4/ / / ' A Electrical Contracting Jewelfy -' Watches Registered Trade Mark V2\. F. Bullock The Van Dusens were week-end visitors from Brooklyn at their camp. com. OFFICE NOW LOCATED BAY VIEW GARAQE BHELBING i I E fruits Jewelry Store A? ‘Diamonds \ Silverware ‘J ' Watches ‘Clocks E ‘Repairing . 4:: ALL WATCH REPAIRS E DONE ON PREIVIISES Estimates, Given Bill Riley and party of College Point spent the week-end at their cottage. LOWER MAIN STREET RESIDENTIAL WIRING ALTERATIONS APPLIANCES REPAIRED Bill Shebler and iamily of Ridge. wood spent Saturday and Sunday at their cattage. Genrm Martin with Virginia. and the Mcciauades from Greenpoint stayed the weekend at their camp. The Ernest Thomsen famify and ‘F‘*‘r>l1e visited at the Bay View cot» tage, from Hollis. At Friendship cottage the ‘Macks had guests Mr. and Mrs. Hawkes at New York and Miss Virginia Wa1k~ er staying for a week. Walter Schroeder and John from Hollis spent last week making an extension to their camp. }AMES MCMAHON tel. 391 SAG HARBOR MAIN ST. 5 7 ' NO JOB TOO’ SMALL u 0*: ¢u» Va. :% ‘ Plumbing 8: Heating Tel. 231.! Sax I131-has yif5V%;V% Monumental Works Raymond A.‘ Simms E. 1'. Archibald & So (CHARLES R. AJRCHIBALDD It was interesting to have the appreciative letter last week fwm another “Heart of Nature” dweller whose friend haci noted thirty-two ditferent birds in enema}: 1mur’s count. It would be of interest to make a list of the birds not seen but known to visit Eastern Long Island. How many can you count? So far I count thirty-one more, making sixty—three in an, and may«- be one or two more, excluding what an-nufuwun Plumbing and Heating ‘ N0 JOB TOE; SMALL FIBESTOHE OUTBOARD MGTORS Tel. 33 JERMAIN AVE, SAG HARBOR The William Winsors and the Charles Carters have moved from Brooklyn to Pine Neck, and they have got a good start on the new Carter house. with the aid of the Gaultons and other N’evrfoun<iIand- era. William is erecting steel on the Btookhaven project at Upton. Martin O'Connor is at his cottage in Pine Neck from Glendale, Telephone‘ No. 334 SAG HARBOR 3.6 H. P. Immediate Delivery Insurance Brion B. & Sun §\\\“ u-¢%<‘'''‘?Jd #9 Restaurant 1 GALLON GAS CANS with Flexibie Spout Fhilly Jones and Alice visited at Snwz Harborirom Parkchester. The Casters returned from Flor- ida last week to the Falcons which is to open on May 1st. General Imurancc ST. SAG HARBOR Telephones: Of 56 Residence 259 SPECIAL OUTBOARD GEAR GREASE and MOTOR on. William Rogers and wife of Pat- chogue came Saturday to open their waterfront camp anti had Mrs. Over- ton of Bayport as their guest. Harygaele T. Jaffe fest O Builiiing Sag Harbor ‘William Lindahl and ‘wife of Elm- hurst spent the weekend at their cottage on Noyack road. Bil! George and wife from Rich- mond Hilkare» coming to open Ced- arcrest at the week-en J. Karl [& So ERENCH DRY CLEANING .d,_“O 599 v.*~r-.~.. 4 Residence 276 Real Estate’. & Insurance Work {Jailed for and Delivered Tel. 205 Sag Harbor Eanrga. Eunninghaln MADISON STREET Tel. Sag Harbor 155-W YOU'LL BE SORRY You’i1 be sorry rebel Russia and ambitious America, After the {angles blast and biare and the first hurrah; When the blood and sweat and tears start; And the monsters of death deal their deadly sowing. Your brains are running ahead of your judgment, f In your frenzy you think the wrong things meant; Fear and trembling has got the two world giants. Then you've become bitter from your nightmarish shouts. ' In your common trial of not so long Painter - Decorator Taxi Service SUNRISE ROWING 00., Rooms at ALL -rvpas Asbestos Siding - Asphalt Shmgleo Slate - Built Up Roo = Brick and Stucco Buildings Wate: Proofed STMILEY ZANESKI, Prop. PHONE 714 SOUTI-IAMP'£ON 3‘ Builder and Contractor ‘? ‘ u-T Tel. 64‘ William Lloyd Basse Jr CARPENTER and BUILDER *4». .. £12 833, Sag Harbor, L. 1., N. Y. Auto Re-psi: Marina Work 380. ‘ You made one cause of wan-’s George W Ayles wretched woe; Your top men now at each other snarl and mat, ' Ami alas your poor citizens try to bolt the door. . ' Surely two small committees of E Builder and Contractor Main St. Sag: Harhm, In I. HAMPTON STREET § Phone Sag Harbor 152 an‘ '4 _ ,/ your common men Could resolve all the debates of the debaters den; Theirs should be the power to see wrong from right, For they must shed the blood in any warlike Let’s usher in an age of common Repair and Sales Service Tree Service Boatyard _ Shade and Fruit Tree Pruning Cavity Work Feeding Cabling Bracing Dutch Elm Disease Inspections sense, “I'm holier than thou” is utter mad- ness and nonsense; On every masthead nail this truth unfurled, “Not one t1v.ing\s wort!\ for in the World.” COICXOIOLOIOIIZCZQJ ‘*7’ J. A. Silvey PATWS WILD MGR BOB C‘ RAHAM SAG HARBOR, N. Y. Phone S. H. 39-J ' Tile Work, etc. “FIGHT GANG ER DRIVE” So that everyone (-33 share in the “Fight Cancer Drive,\ every store, garage and tavern has a coin box. Our own Suffolk County is doing an excel1ent'job of caring for its cancer patients. No matter what one’s race, creed or color or wheth- er, one can or cannot afford to pay for treatments, one can be sure of having their need given kind atten- tion. Let Suffolk County go over the top this year with funds from this' drive. More and more money is needed for research and equip- ment and, if everyone will remem- ber the coin boxes which will be around from now through the week of May, we shall surely have an amount of money which will make Suffolk County citizens proud. g MON '1' A HIGHVVAY--IELAY GROUND Brick Work\ L‘ Specializing in “W W--Iv E AFTERNOON BRIDGE PARTIES U .0 \ Refuse Removed 5!WEEKI..Y COLLECTIONS ‘” 1‘wiOVING and CARTING ‘E ‘ OF ALL KINDS CESSOOL CLEANING 5 Reasonable Rate?» BOOK NOW Will Do Brick Work and Plastering ” .é‘-3 V’-,' JOHN DUNN STEAKS . . GHDPS North Haven Tel. Sag Harbor 385?» SEAFOOD . . . . . LOBSTERS MeMahon’s Sons Tel. 317 Sag Harbor Fuel Oil, Kerosene E Phone WATER MILL 678 JAMES PATON, JR., Prop. 1' ‘ Refuse Removed V \, _, George E. llolub NOYAC ROAD Tel. 268 Sag Harbor WEEKLY COLLECTIONS REDUCE YOUR TAXES Mrs. Ernest H. Braem of East Hampton is general chairman .ior this end of the Island. Co-chairmen are: Arthur F.‘Pa1ma for South- ampton; Mrs.’ Hayes Mercer, Water Mill; Mrs. Frederick Ritz, Bridge- hampton; George F. Fick, Sag Har- bor; Mrs. David Talmage, Ama- gansett; Mrs. George Sears, Mon- tauk Point; East Hampton, Wain. scott and Springs will be taken care? of by Mrs. Braem and members of: the Motheps’ Club o':‘..East Hampton. We buy houses and buildings to be demolished. . All jobs fully insured. . ' Call or write Carting or‘ All Kinds Laying Linoleum Anthracite,,Coal Fuel Oil‘ Edwards Goal Go. RUBBER .STAMP8 HAMPTON BAYS SUPPLY $0. ROY’ P. DIPPEL, Prop. ‘SATISFACTORY FUEL smnvrcn rhiina '8a‘:tHarbor, R. I. PHONE IIAMP'.l‘O.N.B.AXS.30'3 IN SAG HARBOR it’: \T219 - £'i%9 BM & GRILL MAIN ST.. SAG HARBOR 9 Fines Wines, Liquor: and Draft Beer Harbor cleaners & Byers Tel. 332 Sn; niu-nor FIRS1-CLASS LADIES’ 3: GENTS mmonma Fur _Re'modeling - Repairing Cleaning am: maxing surrs and COATS MADE . To ommn Malia’: Restaurant (OPEN ALL YEAH‘ MONTAUK HIGHWAY Tel. Bridgchampton 68 ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUI3iNE Steaks - Chops - Seafood Luncheon from 85:: Fred L. Bills PAINTING CONTRACTOR HAVE YOUR. SCREENS PAINTED NOW FOR SPRING USE ’ We pick up and delivct Tel. Sag Harbor 3313 BAY STREET, SAG HARBOR King’: T an same: PBOBIPT - DEPEZN DALBLB Clarence King, Prop. ' Tel. 237 a5RV1CE FOR ALL OCCASIONS MEETS ALL TRAINS Painting & Decorating Lowe Bros. Pamls WALL PAPER and KEM-TONE KITCHEN UTENSILS A D. SLEIGHT TEL. Z36-J ‘ Sag Harbor, N. E. For Repair Service ~ *?our REFRIGERAI On‘; WASHING MACHINE MOTORS, ETC. Stephan & llieclerih ‘ Call Sag Harbor 390 ‘ _ 5 I Whaler s Pom Boatyard Maxson Food Distributor Authorized Evinruc Dealer Mobilgas, Marine and Mobil Oil Lathrop-Palmer GRAY MARINE MOTORS MARINE HARDWARE‘ & PAINTS ' B O A T S Hauling and Storage EECPERT HULL and ENGINE REPAIRS E Bay Street Sag Harbor Edward H. Bradford SOCONY PRODUCTS ' IFUEL OIL I-KEIROSENE IGASOLINE -' Tel. 322 ‘ Hamyton Street Sag Barbe:
