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THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1938 THE WATCHMAN PAGE FIFTEEN SH O P P E R S and BUYERS -D I R E C T O R Y - ANTIQUES INSURANCE J. D. ALBERTIS Antique Furniture Repaired and Renovated Rush and Cane Seating Second Hand Furniture Bought and Sold - Antiques and Curiosities CUTCHOGUE, N. Y. ETHEL M. WELLS MATTITUCK, L. \. Representing STANDARD STOCK COMPANIES FIRE - C A S U A L T Y - LIFE MONUMENTS AUTO PARTS GEORGE HILL MOORE M a r b l e a n d G r a n i t e M e m o r i a l s 129 GRIFFING AVE. RIVERHEAD, L. I. S e c o n d Hai-fl AUTO a n d MARINE P A R T S C. H. BENJAMIN GREENPORT 289 AUTO REPAIRS NURSERY STOCK NASSAU POINT - SERVICE STATION L u b r i c a t i o n S e r v i c e and G e n e r a l R e p a i r s MARTIN DOROSKI, Prop. GLADIOLA BULBS Mixed, 4Gc per doz. and up CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS 25c and up OLIN FLEET CUTCHOGUE, L. 1. E x p e r t G a r a g e W o r k HANSEN’S MATTITUCK, L. 1. T o w i n g D a y an d N i g h t PHOTOGRAPHY FAMILY GROUPS WEDDINGS By Appointment Only LINNEAUS ALLEN CUTCHOGUE Phone 6521 BARBER SHOPS Eliminate Chances of Infection! We use^only Sterilized Instruments Hospital Clean for Your Protection MATTITUCK SANITARY BARBER SHOP FREDDY DEMING, Prop. RADIO MULFORD’S Greenport’s Radio Headquarters Electric Refrigerators Washing Machines and Appliances Sales and Service G R E E N PO RT, L. 1. Phone 414 BLACKSMITH G e n e r a l B l a c k s m i t h i n g H o r s e s h o e i n g Ornamental Ironwork AUGUST ROLFES MATTITUCK, L. 1. RESTAURANTS S t e a k a n d S e a F o o d S p e c i a l s TUTHILL’S RESTAURANT On School House Creek NEW SUFFOLK Phone Pec. 6432 BOAT REPAIRS MARINE M OTOR R E P A I R S CURT HORTON NEW SUFFOLK, L. 1. SUNRISE LUNCH ROOM P a r t y B o a t s to Hire MAIN DOCK NEW SUFFOLK, L. 1. Phone Peconic 6970 MASON’S BOAT YARD B o a t S a l e s a n d S e r v i c e Marine Railways - Hardware Winter Storage - Pettit Paint NEW SUFFOLK, L, 1. SERVICE STATIONS PU R E OIL P R O D U C T S G a s , Oil a n d G r e a s i n g * S. B. HAMILTON Corner Bay Avenue and Main Road MATTITUCK BO AT STO RA GE P a i n t s a n d V a r n i s h e s GOLDSMITH & TUTHILL NEW SUFFOLK, L, 1. BUILDING MATERIALS DOWNS’ S U P E R SER V I C E STA T I O N P u r e Oil P r o d u c t s J. HARVEY DOWNS, Mgr. AQUEBOGUE, L. 1. Phone Jamesport 987 LUMBER - MASON MATERIALS MILL WORK . PAINTS HARDWARE T. & S. LUMBER CO. 415 Roanoke Ave. RIVERHEAD Gigantic Condenser Utxit For Lighting Company L. 1. Lighting Co. Installing Giant Condensor Unit For U s e in C o n n e c t i o n W i t h T h e i r N e w 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 H. P. T u r b i n e a t C l e n w o o d P l a n t Seventy-five thousuncl gallons i.s a lot of water, yet that is tlie <iuan- tity that will pass in one minute throuRh the tubes of the gi«-antic condensor that will take the steam from the new 100,000 horsepiower turbine the Lonpr IsUmd Liijhting Company is installing in its key electric generating station at Glen- wood landing. Long Island. To appreciate such a flow of water, one might think of it as aliout eighteen hundred 42 gallon barrels per minute. The total of 108,000,000 gallons which passes through the condensor daily would supply the water reiiuirements of a city with a population in excess of a million. The accompanying photograph shows one end of this ccmdensor, but It is difficult to realize from the photograph its dimensions, which are about 31 feet long, 20 feet wide and 40 feet high. In other words, it occupies the space of a good sized residence. It weighs 450,000 pounds or 225 tons. The surface for condensing the steam is made up of lO.SlO one- inch tubes, each 23 feet long, w'hlch; placed entl to eml would extend fifty miles, enough to reach across T.ong Island several times. The total condensing ‘surface has :in area of 05,000 s<iuaie feet, or ap proximately IJ acres. This huge jjiece of 0 (niipment is typical of the machinery r('<|ulred in the jjresent daj' electric power plant, to supply the constantly growing re<iuirements of the con sumers. It is *antici|)ated by the liOng Island I.ighting Comiiany that this adtlitioii to productive capacity will keep step with the continuous tjrowth of l.ong Jslantl. FIVE NEW STAMPS I’ostmaster (ii'neral .lames A. r'ar- ley ha.s announced the dates of issue of rtve new jjost.i'-re stauii)s, four of wliii h an- I’rt siili ui lal Ktam|)s, bearing tin- porir.iii of . 1’residi'Ht of the t'nit<‘d ;^iati‘s. 'I'hc IH’W stiiuips and date wln-u they will b*> issued arc': Si-vi-n cent, .Jackson, August I lOiglit cent, \'an liuren. August 11. Nine cent, William ll.'m v Harrison, August Ih. t)ru- ilollai', Wils-in. August 2!). .Vlso a thri'(' ct-nl Iowa I'entennial stamp August 2 1. Bomb Exploded in Hand While Albert Martbcchia, pro prietor of a cigar store in Green- port, was holding a bomb in his hand on the Fourtli, it was acci dentally Ignited, with the result that Martocchia sustained severe burns and lacerationfa of his hand. The same evening a large tpian- tity of fireworks on display outside •his store caught fire, but the ma- Joi-ity were salvaged before they all ignited and serious damage was averted. ALUMNI OFFICERS Follo'wing the banquet given by the Greenport High School Alumni Association, the following officers of the association were elected 'for the ensuing year: Otis Burt, presi dent: Hilary Corwin, vice president; Mrs. Fre'd Syrett, Jr., (secretary; I’hilip lUikehiar, treasurer. Stan ford Thornhill was made chairman of the banquet committee. Bring In Disabled Boat 'While the Coast Guard Patrol Boat 833, stationed at Greenport, was diagging for the body of Irv ing Wadsworth, who was drowned off^Gardiners Island last week, Chief Boatswain’s Mate McCurdie sighted a disabled yacht. The 34-foot cabin cruiser Christina, owned by J. Roc- ciola of New York, with motor out of commission, was drifting. The 833 towed the disabled boat into Greenport for repairs. It is getting to be rather tire some keeping backs to the wall with no.ses to the grindstone. RIVERHEAD CEMENT BLOCK CO., Inc. --------- f o r --------- SANO GRAVEL CONCRETE BLOCKS BURIAL VAULTS CONCRETE CESSPOOL TILE P h o n e R i v e r h e a d 2 8 3 9 BRtNGS YOU i m p o r t e d f r o ^ Auk f o r R e d pea / •Accuitling to one nian, .scientist.s hav»' found vitauiin.s in h;ish. If hclfui'f will look clorit'ly it will liud ulniubt anything in tmsh. Y<iu liave no idea how delirious ham t an be until you’ve tried this Antonia Chmel Prague Jlani! lls >vondcrful flavor is the result of long, slow. Old World curing proeohacs. I'eu* der and mild, honed, no waste—eouu'.s to ) ou cooked in its oim natural juices and retidy to sm*e, delicious h o t or cold. TIIK IDKAL lEAM FOU KAKIXr. (VllU;i.MA HI VI.K) S p e c i a l!,...Ill tinn .IVi to 12 Ihri. (v>hol.; I i u i u b ) . . per 11). 1 - 11 ». liar at jMT 11 >. 2 'lh. tiu6at^l«7*l jier tin ALSO hOLU COAL WILLIAM M. BEEBE'S SONS COAL B a s k e t s a n d C r a t e s Phone Peconic 53 CUTCHOGUE, L. I. DAIRY PRODUCTS T u b e r c u l a r I n s p e c t e d and B l o o d T e s t e d Milk Oyster Shells and Too Soil G. F. GRATHWOHL NEW SUFFOLK, L. I. FEEDS All D a i l y a n d W e e k l y P a p e r s M a g a z i n e s stationery and Smokers’ Supplies BROWN’S MATTITUCK, L. I. TAILORS S. W. WOLGO M e r c h a n t T a i l o r Complete Line of Men’s Clothing at Reasonable Prices MATTITUCK, L. I. TOURISTS Headquarters for BEACON FEEDS BEACON SERVICE SUFFOLK MILLS 303 Osborne Ave., at R. R. RIVERHEAD, L. I. FISHING^BOATS Eiast Side Love Lane - Mattituck Fishins^ a n d P a r t y B o a t s NEW SUFFOLK Phone Peconic 349 On School House Creek TUTHILL’S CAPT. I. WORTER’S FISHIN G STA T I ON N i g h t a n d D a y F i s h i n g NEW SUFFOLK, L. I. A c c o m m o d a t i o n s for T o u r i s t s , F i s h i n g P a r t i e s E. T. FENSCH NEW SUFFOLK, L. I. Phone Peconic 6508 UNDERTAKER ’ FU N E R A L DIRECTOR “ AND AM B U L A N C E SERVICE REGINALD H. TUTHILL Phone 2403 RIVERHEAD, L. I. V E fE M iM A N ’ DR. S. B. FISCHER SM^ALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL and BOARDING KENNELS HORTON’S LANE SOUTHOLD Phone 338
