GAR WOOD - NYS Historic Newspapers

_______ ^______| '^_____ ^
__J ^^^ jg _M * Bsr^SaffSSS8amm^
' M X _______ ^1
?- w*tiBjMi-SiX-HgigigigHL
^
_H __J_T
¦
«
^
m-flK
:
|
~
___
¦
¦
_
¦
_____¦
¦
___H______________________
^
__________
r
____F
____r
'¦
\
:),>9#_
_1_r^______rf
____F^
«
Pgl
.
'
_C^Bl^99g«^gilB9RWP
p
'
JmXXWL
J
__r^<#^
R
^_P^
{
'
^i
l
r
0iliii. ^
________rF===^&j%&___l__ :-J*»~fl<_> .laKailyji^BHl^BMH ^^^^l^^B^..¦,- i^ewB
- _______L' ^i,v W^M &'>1- '- ™ A ¦
1_^__r______i________________________ N!V
m____________
i
^
^H ^^^
' ^Blil ir M
_g«emsmsmnTZr^rl-?________U • A>«kBiSi_K____H_l___i_________________________ ^
Classified Advertising
RATES
Eighteen words or leu, 50c ; each
additional word 3c. Long time rates
•a application.
Patrons are requested to please send
remittance tcith their ad. You iciil
appreciate that tee cannot afford to
open an account for Much small, individual amounts.
Subscribers to Tm Cotnmr REMaw, or listed telephone subscribers
may telephone their ad and mail remittance f o r amount advised by the
ltd taker.
-
FOR SALE
Automobiles
TRUCK FOR SALE
G.M.C. 254-ton truck, practically new,
reasonably priced. Must be seen to
toe appreciated.
Kepot wagon, Willys-Knight, body
new. '
PHILLIPS. DOUP & CO.
South Hoffman & Roosevelt Avenues
Lindcnhurst, L. I.
SStlc
NASH COACH—Driven less than
S.OGC miles. - Is -spler:£ld- c'"w,,*,rtr, Priee »450 castC MHs! G. McADAM"
Greenport. Phone 637.
37t2p
TJ8BD C.IRS—1929 seven-passenger
B u l c k sedan.
1929 Studehaker
stralKht "S" sedan. Both cars In
excellent shape. JAMES A. CONROY . IMC. 90 West Main Street,
Patchogue, N. Y.
35tfc
BOATS
FLAT BOTTOM ROW BOATS—Red
and white cedar. DeWlTT CONKLIN ,
1* Medford Ave., Patchogue, N. Y.
Tel. H37-W.
38t2p
1. 20 ft. cat boat
1 14 ft. row boat.
2 - 18" propellers.
2 . 75-yard linen gill nets.
H. E. DOWNS. .187 East Main St.,
SStlp
Riverhead, L. I. Tel. 205-R.
MARINE ENGINE—2 cyl., 2 cycle,
jump spark Ea.srle engine; snappy. 10
h.- P. Guaranteed first class mechanical condition. Priced very low. Address BOX
391 , Greenport, N. Y.
¦
.!
38tlc
HAVE A GAFFGA—Marine engine
Installed in your boat. Time proven
quality. And the factory is ri_ ht at
your door if anything- goes wrong.
EA S T E R N GAFFGA SHIPYARD
38tlo
CORP., Greenport, L,. I.
NEW ROW BOATS—At CARTER'S
BOAT. .WORKS , South Jamesport.
Dealers for Palmer Broa. marine
motors. All makes of marine motors
Installed. Hauling,' storage and re38t4p
nalrn of all kinds.
f^ JOHNSON'S OUTBOARD
MOTORS & BOATS
Also second hand motors and boats. Accessories and parts,
repairing and storage.
JESSE L. RAYNOR
Westhampton Beach, L.. I.
Tel. 357
37t4p
Real E«utc
BOOMING HOUSE—Well paying
Inquire
year-arouud.
Reasonable.
BOX 110, County Review , Riverhead
38tfe
BUNGALOW—On the Sound. R. F.
EAIWIYER, Riverhead. " Tel. 115.
38t2c
1
—
HOUSE—Very attractive, excellently
constructed, in desirable neighborhood. W. CERMOND COCHRAN.
37tfc
Tel. Rlverhwad 282.
WATERFRONT LOT—3754x117, new
S-room bungalow , high bank, oak
¦hade, electric light, $1,760. Waterfront lot, 37' _ -iI7, J750. Also plot
75x125 on creek of Peconie Bay.
HOWARD C. SWEZEY. Yaphank, L.
36t3p
I.. BUILDING PLOTS—At Hoccabauk
Park, a wooded peninsula jutting out
Into Great Peconie Bay at Aquebogue. Easy terms. For estimate
on .construction, apply to WINFIELD
6. BOX on the premises, or to EDWIN P. FISHEL, Riverhead. 34t6c
HOUSE AND TWO LT>T8—At 1*7
Vernena Ave., Floral Park. Inquire
Utfc
BOX 293 , Mattituck . L. I.
WiILDINO- LOTS— rt ft. _ lv. ft.
U*0 eaJb. S. H. OLIVER, Riverhead.
Sltfc
Poultry and Supplier*
100 RED PULLETS—10 weeks old ,
well grown and healthy, $1.25 each ,
immediate delivery. CHARLES E.
38t2p
TUTHILL, Mattituck.
B R O I L E R S — Roasting chickens,
Barred Rocks. HENRY LABAKO,
Country Road, Eastport. L. I, 37t2c
A FEW SETTINGS—Pheasant eggs
from healthy pen-raised stock, $3 per
sotting. FRED C. HAVENS, Flan36t2c
ders Road, Flanders, L. I.
ORCHARD POULTRY YARDS —
Single comb Reds, stock from the
best strains obtainable. Eggs for
hatchings. F. T. WELLS. Bolsseau
Ave., Southolfl , N. Y.
29tfc
Livestock
FRESH COW—With cal f 3 weeks old ,
and young farm horse. VICTOR
PRUS1NOWSKI , P. O. Box 31, Aquefcogue, L. I.
SSttp
GOOD FAMILY COW—Ayrshire, T.
B. tested. STEWART , Middle Island ,
N. Y. Tel. Yaphank 75-F-31.
3St2p
FRESH COW—J. w. COOPER , Mattituck. Tel. 1S1-J.
3812c
TWO 2-YEAR H E I F E R S — W i t h
calves, 3 weeks old.
EDWARD
PFE1FFER , Middle Island , N. Y .
38tlc
ONE OOOD WORK HORSE—YounB.
RAYMOND W. TERRY , Southold .
37t4p
2 COWS—Tuberculin tented. OSCAR
381 lp
LORENZ, Flanders . L. T.
JERSEY COW—Fresh . 9 qts. Or
exchange for lute 4 h. p. -Johnson
outboard motor or good 14-ft. rowboat or power grass cutter. WALLY
LEE, N'o yack. at Trout Ponds. Tel.
37t2p
Sag Harbor M-F-13.
cows—Kresn and coming fresh. All
tested. F. A. SIURIN'E, 79 Sound
Ave., Riverhead ,
35t-ic
TEN GOOD WOHK HORSES—Wl LI.IAM JARVIS & SON, Hauppaj ge,
L. I.
3 2tl0p
Miscellaneous
BABY CARRlAGIi»-Crll),
tub and
211
nursery
chair. ¦ Reasonable.
3811 p
Fourth St., Riverhead.
1 GAS RANGE—Conservative , complete , nearly new. EDWARD PKEIF38tl<:
FER , Middle Island , N. Y.
4 OUTDOOR TOI.VETS—Large, well
built. Your choice $9 each. Address
P. O. BOX 368 , Center Moriches , L. I.
SStfc
HAY AND CORN STA LKS—F. P. &.
3SUc
C. .T. REEVE, Aquebosue.
FOR SALE
¦l
i Xodera Heolua Use
STEEL SAFES
At bargala prices
C. S. ELTON
BiTerhsaa, «. T.
AUTO SLIP COVERS—Coupe $2.50;
coach, $4.75: .sedan, $5.00. HEMPSTEAD AUTO TOP CO., 408 Fulton
37t2p
Ave., Hempstead, N. Y.. ^
1 HORSE AND 1 MULE—Good condition; 2 Iron edge potato sprayers,
1 slightly used. E. L. RYDER,
37Ue
Amagansctt. Phone 160.
GOOD RICH MILK—12c a quart,
fresh whipping cream, 70c a quart.
These prices at farm. J. HORACE
WELLS. Ri verhead, L. I. R.F.D.
Phone Jamesport. 922.
37t3c
SIX-ROOM HOUSE —Modern improvements, lawn, shade and fruit
trees, near beach. Rent reasonable.
MRS. H. H. REEVE, Mattituck . N.
Y.
3itlp
¦"4
TM " ^<
GARDENERS TOLD ABOUT
CURRANT AND GOOSEBERRY
STUCCO HOUSE—MRS. ANNIE
Gardeners in general do not apSMITH, Conklin St, back ot cemetery, Riverhead, N. Y.
38tlp preciate the merits of currants and
FURNISHED APARTMENT— G a s, gooseberries for home use and for
electricity and bath, JIO a week. local markets, with the result that
Business section of Griftinjr Ave, Tel. in recent years the cultivation of
211 or write BOX 10$, County Re- these fruits has been on the wane,
view, Riverhead.
,38tlc
declares G. L. Slate, small fruit
.
i
GARAGE—818 Pulaakl - St, Rlver- specialist at the State Experiment
| head. Write BOX 107, County Re- Station at Geneva. The ease of cul.
37t2p ture, the small amount of space
| view, Riverhead.
required, and the delicious culinMODERN E-ROOM BUNGALOW— ary uses to which they can be put
Will be completed and for rent about commend them to special considJune 15. . w7 GERMOND COCHRAN. eration, he says.
Tel. Riverhead 281.
J7tfo
BUNGALOWS— Peconie , Bay near MATTITUCK LEGION
280-GAL. UNDERGROUND TANK— Jamesport, all improvements. Rent
(Buckeye) and foot valve complete. for season. $400. Apply to MRS. J.
TO PRESENT PLA Y
$15. HARRY JENNINGS, 45 Flan- T. FANNING, Riverhead, L. I. 37t2o
Plans are being completed and
3612c
ders Road. Riverhead, L. I.
rehearsals are under way for the
5-ROOM HOUSE — Kteotric light* staging-of the big community play.
WINDMILL-—In good condition. In- and
running water.
FRANK S.
quire of CHARLES H. BECKTOLD,
3Gt4p BERGEN, Mattituck. Tel. 84-F-22. "The College Flapper," which will
Plumber, Southold, L. I.
»8tfc be given by Raymond Cleaves
I.ET US QUOTE YOU—On your
Post,. 861, American Legion, at the
3H-AC.HINE WORK — manufacturing, FURNISHED ROOMS — Desirable, Mattituck Library Hall Thursday
model making arid repairs. Our elec- m'ents? "phone"
""l2«« . and Friday, June" 4 and 5.
RI
VERHEAD
¦
tric driven shop, where GAFFGA
37tfc
;. ¦
marine engines are made, offers fine
The cast is made up at 150 local
facilities and competent workmanPASTURE
FOR
CATTLB—«ow
open people and includes the play propship. Acetylene welding. EASTERN at Mastic:'Plenty of gr»_e
end fresh er, a children's pageant, a glee
GAFFGA SHIPYARD CORP., Green- water.
- Fee $15 for one; special rate
port. L. I.
36t3c
for two or more. 8WIFT STREAM dab, a special business men's cho50,000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER— FARMS, INC., Leasee, Montauk High- rus anda dancing chorus of twenway at Moricbea. Phone 431 or 107. ty-live high school girls.
Of the latest patterns now in stock. _
8«Mc
Perfect goods. JOSEPH'S, near R.R. >M-»"The College Flapper" is a three
overhead .bridge. Macan St., Say_ct collegiate comedy and involves
ville. Store open 7 days a week. HOUSE—At Howell Avenue, 7 rooms,
all
lmprovemeata,
garage. T.: W. * football story. Members of the
3Stl2p
JACKSON * SONS, INC., Hampton cast
proper include Richard WoodlltJc hull,
FINE AMERICAN ANTIQUES — Bays. U I. Tel. 60. Dorothy Brown; Doiothy
Bough t, sold and repaired. W. P.
MERRILL, Dealer. East Marlon. 4 ft S ROOMS—Modern, furnished, LeValiey, Vanette Bennett, Mr.
including
heat,
electric
laundry,
cook33ttp
Phone Greenport 463-J.
ing and refrigeration,. f St and $15. and Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain,
, Mrs. Elizabeth Cox, Mr. Lewis,
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT—For ma- Adults only. <*. B. APPLETON
Wading
BBver. L. I. . . . " lTtfc William Long, Tommy Reeve, Archine shop. Reasonable. Inquire of
J. M. BURGESS, Mattituck, .- L. I.
thur Johnson and five others. Mrs.
iOtfc 4 t I BOOH APARTIOBNXS—All Clarence TuthHl
will be special
Improvementa aad kaat. TANDY
WIRE BASKET CLAM RAKES— BLDO Marcy Ave. * wSk Mala St, dramatic reader.
Riverhead..
tTtfe
(Hand made) 12 tooth, $5.50; It
. Men who will take Part in the
tooth, $6.50. Also crab neta, ee!
different choruses include Spencer
spears and clam tonga, made to
Wickham
, Niel Nine, Edward
order. H. O. ANDERSON, Hampton
Bays, L. I. Tel. 264.
lOtfe
Reeve, Harold Reeve, George MulWANTED
BUY
h-H,
Mr.
Walters, Charles Reeve,
IP
SODA FOUNTAIN—Marble Iceless,
10 ft. long, with candy back bar. All DOG HOUSE—Large 'enough for Donald Gildersleeve, Carl Besch,
plate glass. Also ona candy back police dog. H. -F. -HALLOCK, Box Charles Hamilton,. Irving Vogel,
bar plate glass. A great bargain.
John O'Keeffe , Jno. Courtney,
McCABES STORE, Riverhead. 30tfc lv99, Southampton, L. I. - - 38tlc Raymond
Tuthill , Gilbert Horton,
W
A
N
T
a
T
euitry;
P
F
An
B__a,
amy Ralph Tnthill
KEYS—CHARLES E. FRANKBN.- George Tuthill,
BACH & SONS, Southampton, are
Ffarrington Wickham, .Terry Tutequipped to duplicate any make oi
hill, Nelson Moore, Frank McWilkey Including automobile keys by eheeiie. . t> T- ¦¦¦¦
-. ¦
lttfe liams, George Brown
number. Keys received by mail will
, Monfort
¦- '
be returned same day.
zttfe
'
'
-. , . LI^B PODLTRT'- r Wyckoff, -W. V. Duryea, Carl LeVallev,
with
many
,
more to be
CHESTNUT JtAit* AND POOTa-- I Also broilers. We pay- the hlghert
added later.
Also red cedar for ate oabtea. noata, ( prices. Write or telephone -;
ratta, arbor*, etc. A- **7 PUCHJLET,
The
girls'
chorus
is
made up of
Sag Harbor. L. I. Tel. 456.
LONE OAKi POULTKT FARM,
54tfc
the ' following: Annette Tuthill,
I .
Babylon, L . L
DUPONT DTNAMIT*—Blaatln *and I
Karen Phillips, Helen Donhaffner,
Telephone . Babylon 100$
gunpowder, rock, itmrnp and ditch
Thelma Peters, Frances Bergen,
blasting-. E. 8. MILLER, Wading [• ¦
- 14tl2c
- -¦-¦- - ¦ ¦
Cecelia Rumik, Frances Herman,
River. TeL Shorehr.as 7t-J.
lttfe
LIVE POULTRY—EDWARDDACHS, Mary Burnes, Stella Bullick. AlBroadway./Amityville, I_ I. Tel. ma Tuthill, Letttis Downs, Clara
Farm and Garden Producti No.
Amityville 113$-J.
-• 33t8c Banik, Dorothy Muller. Helen
VEGETABLE PLANTS
Sirko, Flavia Benjamin , Jeanette
POCI.TR
T—
At
market
.
aMMta
Celery,
Tomato, Cabbage. Cauliflower.
. lor fat
. teas. Tuthill, Frances Herman
apeelal prtee)
, Sylvia
Lettuce, Sweet Potato, Pepper, Egg efteea
MIAND Newell, Velma Penny.
Plant; Asparagus roots. Beat va- Wrlte or ' phone LONGSay
CO. X Morth
Shore
rieties. Call or send for catalogue. POULTRY
Advance tidkets are now on
Are,
Bar
Shore,
N.
T.
TeL
Bay
HARRY L. SQUIRES, Hampton Bays, Shore
fltfe sale. They will be exchanged for
*7I».
N. Y. Telephone 274.
J7tfc
reserved, seats at Barker's
LTVB POUIJTJIT BOUOaTT
—SAM.
BERRY PLANTS
Raspberry, Blackberry, Grape, DewMOTtOK Osr «-X_t
berry, Wincberry .plants. Best vaPleaso take notice that in accordrieties. Call or send for catalogue.
ance with Section 202 of the Lien
HARRY L. SQUIRES. Hampton Bays, i
HELP WANTED
I*aw, I, the undersigned, will sell at
N. Y. Telephone 274.
Sltfc
public auction on Juno 10th, 1931, at
MkiV
ten o'clock In the forenoon of said
PERENNIAL. FLOWER PLANTS
day.
to the highest bidder at the Wilr-elphiniums, Aconitums, H a r d y
manufacturing corpora- low Hill Garage on Alain Road,
Phlox, Poppy Mallows, Harebells, MAN—Large
Southold,
tion
has
opening
for
capable
man
for
County, New York,
Bleeding Hearts, Marsh Marigolds, Important outside position in Suffolk one 1930 Suffolk
automobile. Ford coupe,
Hardy Carnations, Hardy Cornflowers, County. Applicant must be over 26 motor number
A-3370779 , to satisfy
Siberian Wallflowers, Hardy Chrys- years
age and preferably.married. a Hen amounting to $239.12, plus the
anthemums, Foxgloves, Canterbury Some of
sales experiencean asset Good expense* of this sale.
Bells, Hardy Ageratums, Galllardlas, income
and excellent'chance for adFELIX
¦ . > -J. DZIBMBOWSKI,
Gentians, Baby's Breath, Sun Roses, vancement
the right p-rty. Apply
i -1 - Lienor
Day Lilies, Giant Mallows, Double » to 10, 38 to
East Main street. Room
38t3c
Hollyhocks, Hardy Sweet Peas, Regal E, Patchogue.
MR.
BELQABD.
TeleLilies, Lupinus, Lobelias, Bine Bells, phone Patchogue 13*4.
Sltfc _,
aTOXIOB OF 1XEOROI
.
Forget-Me-Nots , Evening Primroses,
B
¦st-Mlslwe -t of a
£2..
!S->ia< Is
Peonies, Moss Pinks, Hardy Pinks,
Veliea*IMstetet
a Portion of Towa
Japanese Bellflowers, Oriental and
of Blveraead, gaaTolk County, Hew
Iceland Poppies, Hardy Primroses,
Tor*.
Pyrethrums, Double Buttercups, Blue
Notice is hereby given by the
Salvias, Shasta Daisies, Sweet WilTown Board of the Town of itiverliams, Globe Flowers, Violas and 223 GIRL—For light ' housework. MRS. head,
Suffolk County, New York , that
other kinds of Hardy Flower plants LOUIS DOHM7 JR., Mattituck. N. Y. an election
will be held at the office
that live outdoors in winter. Also Tel. Mattituck 45. '- .. . . ¦ ¦ -<
3gtlc of the Town Board In the village of
Pansles, Roses, Shrubs and Vines.
Riverhead,
in
said town, on the 24th
Call or send for catalogue. HARRY WHITE WOMAN—Or glrl for house- day of June, 1931,
between the hours
L. SQUIRES, Hampton Bays, N. Y. work.
E. H. - RANDALL, of one and four P. M„ daylight savTelephone 274.
S7tfc Quogue, ¦MRS.
_. I, Tel: Quogue 323. 38tlp ing time, pursuant to a petition of
Jacob Zak and others filed with the
ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS
OR WOMAN—For housework, Town Clerk on the 27 th day of May,
A s t e r s, Snapdragons, Ageratums, GIRL
1931, and a resolution of said board
to
sleep
in,
for
the
eummer.
MRS.
Calendulas, Chinese Forget-Me-Nots . MOTTUS. -Tel. Eastport 7». • 37t2c adopted
on the 27th day of May,
Larkspurs, Heliotropes , French and
1931, at which election the following
African Marigolds, Pansles, Petunias,
questions
will be submitted to the
Phlox Drummondi, Queen Anne's
electors qualified to vote thereat,
WANTED
Lace Flower, Salpiglossis, Salvias,
via.,
Scabiosas, Stocks, Strawflowers , Ver1. Shall a pol ice district be estabbenas, Giant * Double Zinnias. Best LAWNS TO MOW—Hedges to clip
in the Town of Riverhead ,
varieties and strong plants. Call or and general gardening .work. A. S. lished
Suffolk
County, Now York, consistsend for catalogue.
HARRY L. LEE, 456 Grilling: Ave.,
Riverhead, ing of the
territory within the fol- - -¦ ¦
SQUIRES, Hampton Bays, N. Y. Tel. N. Y. Tel. 24«.
38tBc lowing described
boundaries In said
274.
Sltfc
Town?
PAINTING—Decorating, paperhangBeginning at the center of the
FRUIT TREES—Bearing size; also ing. and plastering. Best work, rea- flume
on the Mill Dam at Upper
large specimen elms, cedars, pines, sonable price. H. JOHNSON, Box Mails and
thence N. 2° 00'
dogwood, birch , holly and laurel. 130, Mastic, L. I. .;
38t3p E. ISO feet running
to the center of the River
NATURE'S NURSERY, Sag Harbor,
Road,
thence
along
the
center of the
N. Y. Tel. 456.
SOtfc
River Road N. i f 2«' W. 732 feet ,
SITUATIONS WANTED thence
along the center of the Mill
SEEDS—My unrivaled Denmark
N. 7' 08' W. 716.3 feet,
strains of Erfurt & Snowball cauli- PRACTICAL NURSE— Or house- Road
thence N. 14° 45' W. 756.1 feet,
flower at $1.25 per oz. L. I. Brussels keeper. Tel. RIVERHEAD
617-K-6. thence
¦
28* 19' W. 447.7 feet, thence
sprouts, cucumber pickles, beans,
tltlp N. 36° N.
05' W. 1,007.5 feet, thence N.
Peas , cabbage and other flrat class
22° 13' W. 1,141.6 feet, thence N. 25°
seeds. Send for price list. No busi- WE ARE HEADQUARTERS—For 44'
1,171.5 feet, thence N. 20° 04'
ness done on Sunday. E. S. MILLER, efficient help of all kinds; when in W. W.
feet to a point about 600
Wading River, L. I. Phone 79-J need, call Patchogue' 1717. RAN- feet 3,520
north of Kiddle Road, thence ft.
Shoreham.
28tfc DOLPH EMPLOYMENT ¦ SERVICE. 83° 32'
E.
2,760 feet, thence S. 88° 10'
- - ,- - .
38tlp E.
4,970 feet, thence S. 88° 30' E.
DOGS AND PETS
YOUNG LADY—Professional pianist, 7,655 feet to the center of the Doctors
wishes position to entertain by the Path , thence along the center lino of
tho Doctors Path and a continuation
P E R S I A N KITTENS — Beautiful , hour elderly widow or widower. Tel. of
same S. 23° 56' E. 8,050 feet
wonderful nets. Priced -reasonable. RIVERHEAD 26-M between » and to the
the center of Saw Mill Brook,
38tfc
5IHS. H BRISK RT E. YOUNG, West- 10:30 a. m. only.
thence 'along tho center of Saw Mill
phalia Road, Mattituck, L. I. 38t2n
to tho center of
YOUNG GIRL—Wishes position as Brook southeasterly
River, thence westerly along
a housekeeper or care of children. Peconie
VONDY'S
the center of Peconie River to the
No
cooking.
Phone
RIVERHEAD
Established 1924
38tlp point or place of beginning.
31-F-4.
Now located oa
2. Shall the sum of 121,500 bo apMain Street
BOY—iWIIl some kind gentleman as- propriated to be raised upon taxable
property
in said district for tho
obtaining
a
sist a widowed mother in
Westhampton Beach
tho
position for her son. He is interested maintenance of said district for year
Canaries, Goldfish, Parrots,
year
1932
and
the balance of the
In
mechanical
work.
Age
20
years.
t r o p i c a l fish. Lovebirds.
1931?
Write BOX 108, County Review
Finches , cages, Aquaria, Bird
¦ 38tl c,
3. Shall three commissioners be
Riverhead.
Foods and Dog Remedies.
elected for said district for a term of
MIDDLE-AGED LADY—Wishes po- one, two and three years, respectivesition as chambermaid, looking after ly, beginning January 1, 1932 and
BUSINESS
linen room or housekeeper. Refer- all for the period intervening beences. BOX 128. Quogue, N. Y. 37t2p tween the date ot said election and
January 1, 19827
BLASTING OF ALL KINDS—Rocks,
Electors desiring to vote for tho
Wi th DuPont FARM HANDS—And help of . every commissioners
stumps, boulders.
above mentioned will
dynamite. CHARLES E. DECKERT, description and nationality supplied. bo
required to write the name of tho
Hrldgehampton , N. Y. Phone 204. S. BERGER'S AGENCY. 8« West St., commissioners
for
whom they wish
31t8c New York. City. Tel. Hitchcock 4468. to vote upon their ballots.
25tfc
An elector qualified to vote at such
election is a person, (1> regardless
SURGICAL SUPPLIES
LOST
of sex, who Is qualified to vote at
town meetings who has been a resiTRUSS FITTINGS—Arch supportdent
of the above described territory
ers from plaster casts; surgical elas- KEYS ON KEY RING—Return to
tic belts, stockings, knes caps, COUNTY REVIEW, Riverhead. 38tlc for at least thirty days prior to the
election and who is tho owner of
anklets , etc. We are not agents and
All DOG—Toy Pomcrian, orange and personal property within such disdo our own manufacturing.
work guaranteed. FERRYMAN, 70 sable; answers 'to the name of "Pal." trict which was assessed upon the
Tel.
Patchogue,
L.
I.
Norton St.,
Lost between Quogue and Riverhead. last assessment roll of the town in
per*tfc MRS. LUKE, Southolli, L. I. Tel. tho voter 's name, and (2). everyprop1709.
38tlp son of l awful age owning real
322. Reward.
erty within said district assessed
FOR SALE OR TO RENT GREEN
JADE PIN^-Oblong, carved, upon the last assessment roil.
in gold setting. At or near Court Dated May 27, 1931.
DK.VNJS G. HOMAN,
TWO lini!8E£>—Opposite Methodist House, Riverhead , on. Monday, May
supervisor ,
i-huroh , (' utchogue , L. I., tiled bath 18. ' Reward if.returned to COUNT. Y
ROBERT
BURS SI *>E,
Riverhead.
37tnc
,
REVIEW
Office
gas
and kitchen , steam heat and
ALBERT W. 'CONKLIN,
ranges.
Apply F. H. GORDON , ~~ "
¦
WILLIAM L. MILLER,
36t3p
Outchogue , L. I.
, . FQUNp
-.
EVERETT M. FREDKKICK ,
Justices of the Ponce ,
'MILTON L. BURNS ,
,
COLLI
E
DOG—Brown
and
white
TO RENT
Town Clerk ,
with-black markings on ears. Owner
may have same by calling at R; D. Constituting the Town Board of the
ROOM AND GARAGE—MRS. MEN- CARTER'S , South Jamesport , L. I. Town of Riverhead , Suffolk County,
SStlp
N. Y.
E.NT-KZ, SO East Second St., River38tlc
XUL ' i_j_ i i
' 38tlnc
head.
^ar^?^a&wnigs
m^^iAmW
I-
¥SL ^W^.w'^^
HELP
WANTED
\ : '; F*nnale ;
^_
__________g>Bmaaaaaa^^
^7^___i^< 7^__B's ^ ^7_Ll '> ^"' __¦ ak_ K'i*ll__ MH
Prospective growers of currants
and gooseberries should appreciate
at the outset that there is no
large market for them outside of
the fruit products manufacturers
who usually buy their raw materials in sections which specialize in
these fruits, says this authority,
adding that they are largely fruits
of the home garden or for s local
private trade and that large scale
planting should be considered only
where a market is definitely assured.
Also, it is pointed out that the
planting, possession or propagation of currants and gooseberries is
prohibited in certain sections of
the State due to the fact that the
plants serve as a host to one of
the.stages of the white pine blister rust. Information as to where
these restricted . areas are located
and detailed directions on the culture of currants and gooseberries
are given in .Experiment Station
Circular 112, which may be had
free of charge upon request to
Geneva.
Speaking of varieties, Mr, Slate
recommends among the currants
the Wilder for market and the
Perfectio n for home use, while in
his opinion the Poorman and the
Chautauqua are by far the best of
the gooseberries. °
. GREENPORT .
The : Grenport Mothers' Club
held, a get-acquainted party in
honor of Miss Benedict, the new
town nurse, at the home of Mrs,
Harry Monsell, First street, on
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob Tyler entertained
the Trinity . Circle Wednesday afternoon at her home on . Sixth
' ', street.
Mrs. .Philip . Rosenstein .and
daughter 'are- visiting at' the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Katz on First
street. '
The- Blue Group of the Dorcas
Society melt at the M. E. Church
for a quilting party on . Tuesday
afternoon. Delicious refreshments
were served by Mrs. Leroy Ray' '
nor.
. ELEVENTH • ANNiUAl, BALL.
bf the . Arthur EUis Hamm Post,
American Legion, at " the . Westhampton Beach'. Country Club,
Friday, May 29tb.—Advt.
38tlc
Fred Klipp is recuperating from
an appendicitis operation, at the
home of bis sister, Mrs. Parker
Gardiner. '.-. •
The Daughters of America met
Tuesday for. initiation, after 'which
a covered dish luncheon was enjoyed.
The many friends of Herbert
Brown were saddened to learn of
his death on Thursday, May 21.
W. R. Boutcher, manager ,of . the
Standard Oil plant at'Greenport,
has notified Fire Chief Harry
Skidmore, of the " Greenport Fire
Department, ^ that the Standard
Oil Company has in storage, ait
their Greenport plant, about three
hundred pounds of foamite powder to be used in case of necessity
for the Dire department to tight a
gasoline fire.
. MODERN SHOW CARDS
AND PAPER SIGNS
"
Phone 2876
RIVERHEAD SIGN SERVICE
DRZAZGl
podejmowali. na odbiedzie pp. W. Matusiakow i A. Niedzielskich, z Riverhead i Calverton w Niedziele 24go
Maja, przy smacznej gesi pieczonej i
orzezwiajacych napojach gwarzono
wetolo i bawiono tie wylmienicie do
pozna wieczor.
bedzie tie inleresowar gra anlj|
nie bedzie przychodzit na gijf. d
gracze jak i "Pop" Mitchell dfl
reputacje ktora budowali pnerta
lat.
¦ _tf9
-.. • . .¦JRPTI
We wtorek wieczorem xzujeeasj
krewni sprawili niespodziankf \ %
* * *
'
Najmlodszy synek pp. Izy dorow Janom Krolom w Baiting Hollow
Danowskirh z Bailing Hollow klory okazji roczniey urodzin p. Krota
a l e g t nieszczeiliwemu wypadkowj takze roczniey slub'
u. W gronievaca
Wieczorek urzadzony t t a r a n i e m przed kilkunaslu dniami, bedac przeWydzialu Pan przy Klubie Obywatel- jerkany przez sxybko jadaey automo- nikow znajdowali sie oproez jobil
tow
pp.
Jakobowie
Krol, A. Gre_
tkim wypadt nadxwyesaj pieknie. Kobil, pewoli przychodzi do zdrowia.
lacja smaexna i obtila podawana prxes Okazalo tie ie oprocz rany na gtowre x Roanoke z synem Alexandre-I A
nasze sympalycsue panie lymbardxiej i potruczen dosnat on xlamania corcrzka Jadwisia, pp. B. Grodxei
Sound Ave, W. Kobylinscy s Call
dobrze smakowaia. Po kolarji sat tanIon, F. Ruikowscy x- Laarel s xa|
eczna labawa, kregle itd slanowity ob- nozki.
« • •
p.
Rutkowska, pp. K. Kobyliatey,
szerny program do zabawy. Szkoda - O male co nie xapomnielismy
tylko ze na tyle panow obeenych tak wtpomniec o wyprawach rybackidi. Balrery i K. S. Synekewiey x RM
dyrektorow jakolez i czlonkow zaden Otoi Stowarzytseaia Asaatorskie Ry- head i mlodzi bracia p. KrMavMitf
Die osmielit sie odexwae x podzieko- boehwytow odbyto wielk* wycieezke i Piotr. W rezoltaeie ijg<> xetVfxa
.
byla naacrna kolaeji podcztt ktil
wauiem, co tie stusznie oalezalo lak
na ryby ale jakoi zaden a rybakow odbyl tie tzampionat jedxeniaxi
komilelowj jakolez j paniom w ogole. nie
kwalifikowat tie na tumpiona. onej eebolki, pophzkiwana sta -.ji
Jak widac to txttlui ly w tym roku xenie piwkieai i "asoaataio dim
Mowiae eo dopiero o wierzorku pan
'
bij< na kaidym kroku sentoiocxny eh
nie zapominajmy ze tea same sym- szampionow. Sadxibytmy utryszec od poczem gOseic bawili tie w t«ia« i
patyexne panie z Wydxiatu urxadxajl ukich jak Leonard Grabowski, Jan no i wkontu panie przegraty taxai
. '
bal w sobole wieexorem SOgo - Mija w Prxyborowski, K a r o l Zaborowski, ionat pinaklowy s "OHCxyxiwu-i"
' _- ' ¦ &b. &
Dzien Wienczenia Grobow. Po wtxytt- Franek Baker, K. Synakowski, E. Rotkkh urpczystoiciaeh jakie bed*xaiary Icnwiki itd. eo tea zdzialali do lego
znicjsce w sobote tj. Turniej Straza- cxatu, bo w ubieglym roku do lego
kow i przygodne eeremonje lego dnia, ezatu to wtscllue rekordy byly pokaidy powinien powedrowae na bal bite. How about it, champions?
pan, a komitet nas xapewnia ie
* * *
WSZYSCY IDA, NA BAL W SONasi txampioni pilkarskie znowu
BOl'If. Mnettwo nieepodzianek itd. tpadlowali we wtorek wieezor- i
/fi « Good Car
g
cxeka golei. Do tanca xas bediie przy- prxegrali s tym tlawnyzn "zielonym" 8*
JAMES A. CONROY, Inc. ';
grywaia nasxxT ufubiona orkiestra teamem, klory bodaj byI najwiektzym
"
prof. Krolikowskiego s Bridgeport. ieh pneciwnikiem w ubieglym roku. W. Main St.
Palcbogaja,
V. 1%
Let's go!
Jak tak dalejf bedzie to nikt nie
Posiedzenia w kaidy pierwizy Czwartek inietiaca. W tali swyktyeh po•iedzen.
Posiedzenia regularne Cniazda 879,
Sokolow odbywajt tie w Iokalu Kinbu Obywatelskicgo w kaidy dragi
Pialek miesiara wieexorem. K. H. Zaborewski Sekr. 523 Pulaski St, Riverhead.
* •
fiAAMAAf
Nasi pilkarze poniesli poraike i to
pierwszv raz od dwocfa lat. Jfednak
nie jest nam dziwno ie prxegrali,
jezeli swym przeciwnikom bedf pozyezali dobrych graexy i pozwolf na to
aieby Polacy przeeiwko nim grali.
Wiemy dobrxe ie w nuzym atletyeznym wydziale, sxcxegolaie pomiedxy
pitkarxami wyrpbiry tie niepotlednie
sily pod tym ' wsgledem i byle jaki
"team" nie moie nasxym podolac jezeli tylko skoncentrnja sily i weimt
sie na serjo do roboty. Pokaxali oni
co inogli zrobic w ubieglym roku,
moga tez i leraz, powinnismy jednak
pamietac ie w gromadzie sila i jezeli ehca wygrac powinni sity przy
sobie konserwowae a nie rozpraszae
po innych "leams" i koszlem naszyeh
ehlopakow jacya xieloni Celtics lub
inni beds tryumfowali nad naszymi.
N:edajcie sie chlopcy i laczie Isie
wszyscy w Polski klub, ehociaiby warn
przyszlo miec i dwa teams, to nie
zaszkodzi. Jeszcze raz powl.iriamy ze
ogolha opinja naszyeh "baseball" fans,
jest za lym aieby polacy razem byli,
zwraeamy sie tu do braei Grzywinskich i sadzimy ze wszelkie malenkie
przeszkody mozna wyriwnae. A jak
tarn, doradexy. komitet x Dyrektorajlu
Klu'iowcgo czy nie moglby prxyjsc z
jako ' rada?
,
CANOE PLAGE INN
HAMPTON BAYS
Opening Dance of Season
DECORATION DAY
Saturday. May 30th
Special Dinner $3.SO
- ¦
,
Ks. Proboszrz Srhimrnel poxostaje
nadal w szpitalu w Jamaica pod dozorem lefcarzy, klory zrobili . kilkanascie zdjec. X-Ray w eelu zbadania
przyczyny choroby. Dotego rzara ttan
zdrowia ks. proboszcza nie zmienif
sic wielce i jest nadzieja ze choroba
la nie bedzie niebezpieczna. W ubiegla niedziele odprawil nabeienstwa w
naszym kosciele ks. misjonarz Jaworgki ze zgromadzenia ojcdw Rademptoryslow.
Dnia 7go Czerwca w Niedziele jak
juz. pisalismy poprzednio, Tow. Narodowe Rolnikow i Przemyslowcow
bedzie obchodzilo uroczyste poswiecenie sztandarow. Uroczystosc rozpoczriie »ie po polndniu okoto godziny 3ej w kosciele, poczem towarxystwa ze szlandarami i kapela pomaszeroja przez giowne inlice na Polsee
do sali Klubu Obywatelskiegd, gdxie
odbedzie sie dalszy ciag programu.
Na programie bed; mowy, deklamacje
i spiewy, poczem ; ma eie odbyc na
zakonezenie przek'aska i xabawa lowarzytka. Na owa uroczystosc Tow.
Nar. Rolnikow I Przemyslowcow zaprosilo wszyslkie towarzyslwa s okolicy, ktore jak sie spodziewajf wystapia
"in corpore". Wszyscy rodacy z Riverhead i Suffolk County takie »» prosxeni o wziecie udzialu w tejie uroczyttoaci.
KALENDARZYK POS1EDZEA
Pohki Klub ObywateMu w Riverhead, Kaidy pierwuy Wtorek mie•iaca wieexorem o gods. 8ej, we wiatnym lajtala pray Marey Ave.
Tow. NarodWe Rolnikew i Prxemyafawcow, Kaida. pierwMl Niedliele aietiaca po eaaie, W Iokalu
PMMsen Kl-bu ObywatelakJege w
Riverhead.
W ubiegta sobote na balu w HuntWydiiat Pan pny Krabie Ottywatelakha, Kaidy drug! Cswsrlek ington tebrala sie dosyc pokaina liet¦nieiiaea wiecserem o gods. 8ej. w ba gosri z Brooklyna, Jamaica, RiverIokalu Klubu Obywatehkieio w River- head, Southampton i innych okolic.
Okacja do tego byla zabawa Gniazda
head. .
Kolko Dramatyetne 1m. Wl. An- Sokolow Nr. 87S z Huntington.
, prezesa okregowego
csyca, Kaidy drug! Wlorek miefiaea Widzielismy tab
wieexorem o gods. 8 ej, w tali po- druha Kresse z ion*., dha Zakroczymskiego naczelnika gn. 27S z zona lakze
•iedten Klubu Obywateukiego.
dha. Synakowskiego i Ruminskiego z
Eagle Hose No. 4, Towarr.71.two Riverhead, prezesa i sekretarza, z,
Straxakow Pokkie Kaidy plerwaay zonami, pp. M. Bobinskich i H. GwozCiwsrtek mieuaea wieexorem o gods. dow, takze calf gromade naszyeh dru8ej. we wiainym lokala pny Hamil- how i druhen z Riverhead i South
¦¦'.
ton Ave.
'
Side. Bawiono sie wesoto i ochoczo
Klub Poltki ObywawteliU w Cut- prawie ze az do rana. Dlugo pozosehogue, Poaiedxenia w kaidy pierwuy lanie w pamieci. goscina jakiej zazwtorek mieuaea. W tali swyklyca nali goscie w Huntington.
posiedzen.
* • «
Klub Obywatelski w Southampton,
PP. W. Golembiewsey z Manorville
]
»
•
-
..
-
-
Couvcrt Charge
of $2.00 After 10 P. M.
¦
'
"' ¦
.,
'.
'
'.¦ .
'• '
'• " '- '— • ^
_ '" -g.
Music by
EDDIE DAVIS AND ORCHESTRA
¦
'" ""-'
Telephone Hampton Bays 150
_
For
1
_
" • ':• ' ,
.
Reservations
I LHHVHHHH ^^W-^^^
' GAR WOOD
SPEED BOATS
OPEN RUNABOUT, SE^DAN LIMOUSINE
and LANDAU
Sizes from 22 feet te 33 feet.
COMMUTING CRUISER, 40 feet
May we give you a Demonstration
NOW ON DISPLAY
GEORGE K. MORELL
RIVERHEAD
Tel. 134
Dealer
;
GREENPORT
Tel. 86
S?E °^FRKiIDAmEO_MPAJ(il^
I i$$=m ^M
Starting
May
11—Ends
July 3rd
IS THE
TO
iJfeS
HI
NOW
END YOUR ICE WORRIES!
TIME
I
I
[
] (P»P^
E 8i__^
EIGHT BEAUTIFUL FRIGIDAIRES
II
^W
I l -iif
I - H . All Sold with a Tlircc Year Guarantee
A Size for Every Family
¦ilillilil
'
¦ ' "¦ "
10% D0WN PAYMENT—Months to Pay the Balance "
|
¦
|l
r
| • !
I /¦
V yjjjjj ^^^^^knvi
. mLtYM Wc cordiull y invite you to visit the Frigichurc showroom and sec for yourself '''
¦w/age_alHa_gHg«\Hi "" that'Frigidairc is and all that it docs. Any model may be purchased on
s_^i-t;asrI-ONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO.
service lo all appliances sold by
us at a very reasonable co8t."
»L
Phone
nrei
250
¦»»RIVERHEAD, N. Y.