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^OLli/l .y {f)Out C^o oivn (Hy .Ilmnile Downs) Memorial Hay wcok-end canic off floar hriKht—and just fi little l)it li)() chilly for comfortnlilo lioacli- liiK. Tlicro wcrp a few who did ventnrp a r|uicl< dip and those Toro the Misses Dot flroaves and \rUff\ Fox who spent a few seconds (very few) ainonf? the lai)riinfi: wavelets of Lonj,' Island Sound. Tn tills c-aso. of RiihinerKinK oneself beneath the ice ciilies, the weaker Kf'X proved themselves the stronfrfr of the two for we hear that \I'oo- chy\ Downs and \Two dun\ Snoll, lifte r preparinf? for a healthy swim, decided that the liriney-deep still held too much of last winter so they resorted to the l)ene(its of old Sol Instead. Anyway, those snai>py 1 athi!ig trunl<s created the desired offect. AVere there ever, over two dis- iippointed, not to say puzzled, peo- ple when they .scanned the column last week, for a. Klimpse of their hraln-child. It was really so piti- ful that we just had to pive apace by way of consolation. With that in mind the following, we hope, will bring back two sunViy dispositions. l\>om a comic postcard, mailed in Atlantic City and dated May 21, 193S, we read? \Yep! we're blue here in Atlantic City Because we can't be at the Patio Tonight (signed) Fischer & Tuthlll.\ Of course \the spelling and punctua- tion aren't too good for a school- marm but perhaps it was caused by over eagerness in writing. Any- way, we all make mistakes — eh what ? To resume our report of the Memorial Day week-end we sadly inform our readers that due to a business conference in New York City, during which we dined at the Waldorf, saw the Casa Manyana floorshow and danced to the strains of Richard Hymbre's Orchestra, the Gala Opening of a number of Suffolk's nite spots, was regret- fully overlooked by this combina- tion. (We'll take Suffolk's offer 99 times). However, we deem it ade- quate to relate our maneuvers of the evenings following. Ye Olde Mill, although under the light before the 28th. had its hon- est-to-goodness opening Saturday night with Eddie Frank's Mill Hand occupying the Pit. Things always look better with that spot- by-the-bridge in neon. This season we have a brand new management \With the same Olde Mill atmos- phere. Folks! Don LaColla! Take it away, Eddie! Oak Grove certainly Is the same familiar place with the same ro- mantic Intrigue. Clara, with that cute little smile, will still bring you what you want when you want it. Don't hurry her, she's a busy girl. Cutchy is wearing his best Sun- day-go-to-meetin' grin and the autumn leaves are still peeking at you from the lattice overhead. The only difference is the new Bob Dennis band and. girls, don't miss those nine cute numbers. A bit young but they have something there. Have you heard the male chorus? Say, that's nothing, wait till they get going — can they swing! The great Lance Shaw lent a bit of last season's color, Sunday night, when he appeared escorting Murial Kalabacker, one of the warmer month's frequent Grove visitors. Ivjxnce lead the Grove's Orchest ra last summer and he was Kleaned giving the new lads a few pointers a la Newark, (we take it —he likes tiie Oyster Town). Among tlie lads and lassies who t':ime out to swing it were tlie .Tack llarveys and the Hetty llussell - I'nu'st rtichter duet. We still fail lo locate iiiithy Jones and the lloine - Dean ensemble weren't present—also. I'or those who really want something unusu.tl in entertain- ment, (of an evening) and who desire a dash of nal searing rythm we advise a look-in at the O H ' IDUS Kllit)ti Jamieson (iuogue Inn, the rendezvous of the Jitterbugs, where they take that music—rlght-out- of-the-world. After a period of imdefided existence, thi.s Harlem copy of the county's night life is getting bark into motion. We hear it rumored that Freddie l'\Mry and his Commanders have moved their in.'?truments from Danny's K'etcliabonick, in the Westhampton area. to Young's Tavern, in South Jamesport, where they will beat-it-out for the flea- liofjpers this .summer. The reason for the sudden change has not been learned hut sof)ner or later the grape-vine will commence it's un- failing operations. Then, more hear-say. The Deb Club, with its battery of presidents, has taken a definite slump—according to several of the high olTlclals. At their last (very) regular meeting president Home was taken witk \chills Christian- son (luietly knitted and Nugent re- mained extremely untalkatlve ex- cept when Kay Kaiser was men- tioned. You see, Alyce favors an idea that the maestro sports red hair. We sincerely hope that the members soon discover a way out of their dellmme.r. Burt Snell, Aquebogue's gift to radio (and the lad who didn't go swimming over the week-end) is truly going for the ether in a large chunk. He's now a member of the Naval Radio Reserves and in case of serious national differences we'll find him camping ^yay, way behind the Lead line. Bob Jeanroy and he are in tireless communication with Hawaii—on moonlight nights. (--. --.-.-.) That's a message of Aloha from Hawaii. In reality it's just a bunch of idle key-work. The other evening Harold Downs, third member of the Radio Trio (with non-radio Interests) had his troubles when that new twelve cyl- inder job failed to function after the conclusion of an evening out. The ultimate result was that his part- ner-for-the-evenlng was unable to return home for beddy-bye and remained as over-night guest at his chateau—on the avpnue. Tsk. tsk, those pesky twelve cylinder cars! By all signs and rumors we un- derstand that the Noatrand girls, of Yonkers and Mattituck, will not appear for the summer holidays. Without Cell and Deanle the Watchman town just won't be the same. The Apple Tree and the Olde Mill will lack that much of what makes the lettuce crisp. A very Interesting bit from one of the Advice-to-t h e-Lovelorn columns dated May 25th, Quote: Dear Miss : We quarreled. I love her. What should I do to get her back? (signed) Lonesome Leo. Unquote. That really must be love and we hope with atll our hearts that reconciliation will develop out of the negative circumstances. Something will have to be done about your Sugar Bowl. Pappy! Either you reopen or Shadow Wells will die of that dread juvenile malady. Dusty Tonsils. Take into consideration, my man. the child- ish loyalty our Shadow displays In not buying his favorite Double Distilled Root-beer Soda, with two generous dashes of whipped cream and a sprinkling of paprika, (on Mie Cuff) elsewhere. Puff puff! It's in our Little Blue Book that Mattltuck's Tommy lioeve enjoyed Four Men and a Prayer, with the answer to a prayer, last Monday night. T'was a very quiet way to polish off the holidays. But then, it was being done. A last minute l-'l.ish reveals, to thlH part of the county, the news of H. Ellsworth Corwln's ('H' is for \Hutch\) arrival, from Syra- cuse, on the Long l.sland flats. I.ls- ten you Twerps who thin^v you're in pretty solid. Take stock and repair those weak points in youi- personalities. There's to be very strong competition ahead after the colleges shut down. Lois Housner, who has been ab- sorbing some education in Bristol, ^'irfilnia, arrived for tlu' .summer at the Fanning man.slon on I'e- conlc Bay. One of those cute llttlo accents accoinpnied her. SUMMONS Supreme Court Suffolk County Morrl.y Simon. Plaintiff, against Jack Simon; (Jrovor 11. Brink and Marie A. Brink, wife; Anna Gross; Leonard Ilalght De Wolfe, and \Hose\ De Wolfe, his wife; William J. Brandt; Helena Jane Spltzler; George St. John and Alma St. .lohn, his wife; Hoy K. Heln, and I'Yances Heln. his Avlfe; Louisa M. Howell; Robert Schwab, and \Hose\ Schwab, him wife; William Besterman and Eleanor Besterman, his wife; Arthur B. Steinruck and Margaret E. Steinruck, his wife; the People of the State of New York; and the widow and all the heirs at law, next of kin, devisees, legatees, cjeditors. grantees or as- signees of Bernard Krepper, which widow, heirs at law, next of kin, devisees, legatees, creditors, grant- ees or as.'^lgnoes, and their n.ames. are unknown to the plaintiff; and all persons who are or make any claim whatever as executors, ad- ministrators or trustees of any per- son who may be deceased, and who if living would have any interest in the premises described in the complaint herein, derived through or from the said Bernard Krepper, all of whom and their names being unknown to the plaintiff; and all persons, parties, corporations, asso- ciations, joint stock companies, or associations and partnerships who have or claim to have any right, title 'or interest' in, or lien or en- cumbrance on the land and prem- i.ses described in the complaint in this action, of any nature what- soever, claiming by. through or under the said Bernard Krepper, or his widow, heirs at law, de- visees, legatees, executors, admin- istrators, assignees, trustees, judg- ment creditors and grantees, if any. and their successors in interest, by devise, grant, assignment or oper- ation of law. or otherwise, all of whom and their names being un- known to the plaintiff, Defendants. To the above named Defendants: You are hereby Summoned to an- swer the amended complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or, If the complaint Is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance, on the Plaintiff's Attorney, within twenty days after the service of this sum- mons, exclusive of the day of ser- vice. In case of your failure to ap- pear. or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in this com- plaint. Dated Patchogue, New York, March 10th. 1938. HARRY A. DAVIDOW, Attorney for Plaintiff, 38 East Main Street, Patchogue, New York. To the above named Defendants: Leonard Haight De Wolfe, and \Rose\ De W^olfe, his wife; Roy E. Heln and Frances Heln, his wife; Robert Schwab and \Rose\ Schwab, his wife; and the widow and all the heirs at law, next of kin, de- visees, legatees, creditors, grantees or assignees of Bernard Krepper. which widow, heirs at law, next of kin, devisees, legatees, creditors, grantees or assignees, and their names, are unknown to the plain- tiff; and all persons who are or make any claim whatever as ex- ecutors, administrators or trustees of any person who may be deceased, and who If living would have any interest In the premises described In the complaint herein, derived through or from the said Bernard Krepper. all of whom and their names being unknown to the plain- tiff; and all persons, parties, cor- porations, ns.'^oclations, joint stock companies, or associations and part- nerships who have or claim to have any right, title or interest in, or lien or encumbrance on the land nnd premises described in the rom- l>lalnt in this action, of any nature whatsoever, claiming by, through or under the said Bernard Krepper. or his widow, heirs at law. devisees, legatees, executors, administrators, assignees, trustees, judgment cred- itors and grantees, if any, and their successors in Interest, by devi.'<e. grant, assignment or operation of law, or otherwise, all of whom and their names being unknown to ^he plaintiff. The foregoing summons is served upon you by pul)llcation, pursuant to an order of Tlon. Philip A. Brennan. a Justice of the Su- preme Court of the State of New York, dated the 23rd day of March, 10.S8, and filed with\ the amended complaint in the omce of the Clerk of the Coimty of Suffolk at River- head, Suffolk County, New York. The object of tViis action is to partition the property described be- low, or if partition thereof cannot be made, to o))tain a sale thereof and a division of the proceeds, and such other and further relief as may be just and proper. The prop- erty In question is described as follows: All those pieces, parcels or lots of land situate at Mastic Beach, in the Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County, New York, desig- nated and described as follows: Lots numbers 430, 431; 1246. 1247, 1248; 1644, 1645, 1646, 1647; 2056, 2057; 2858, 2858; 3579, 3580; 3923, 3924, 3925, 3926, 3927; 4286, 4287, 4288. 4289. 4290; 4314, 4315, 4316. 4317, 4318; 5191, 5192, on \Map of Mastic Beach. Suffolk County, Long Island, New York, filed in Suffolk County Clerk's Ofiice as Map No. 1004.\ Also all those certain lots known and designated on \Map of Mastic Beach, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York, filed in Suffolk County Clerk's Office as Map No. 180,\ as lots numbers 5796, 5797; 6061, 6062, 6063; Also all those cer- tain lots known as and designated on \Map of Mastic Beach, Suffolk Counts^, Long Island, New York, filed in Suffolk County Clerk's Of- fice, as Map Xo. fil!6,\ As lots nutii- bers 7127, 7128, 7129; 9149, 9J50, 9151, 9152, 945.'?, 9454. Dated .lune 1st. 1938. HARRY A. DAVIDOW. Plaintiff's Attorney, Patchogue, New York. George: \Do yon flirt with every fellow the way you do with me?\ Virginia: \No none of them ever needed so much encouragement.\ \Your teacher has written to say that he finds it impossible to teach you anything, Harry.\ \There! I've alway.s .said he was no good. 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