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Airs, t, C. Gordon and Miss LucyHe-ton vere both on the aick list alllast week

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Horton and Mr.and Mrs. Gerald Fleet spent the .week-end*'in Manhattan, '

Henry King is spending n fewweeks at the home of Mrs. V. M. Gold-smith; "¦ . . . ., '//" ¦:" .. . " , ".

Emil Conrpd is?Spending.va fewr ccks with his parents at their homei" Brooklyn^ . . .

Quite a number of. our good neigh-bors attended the Mechanics' enter^tainment at Mattituck last Monday•vening despite.traveliiig conditions.' .. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ruland Have re-turned to their home in Patchogue

' after spending the. fall and winter1

months in this place. - ¦' •''• '',". ':''..';Mrs. David Ht King and family.

all of whom have been ill with grip.are recovering. Mr. and Mr* Klngjsson, Raymond King, has ;been" ' veryill with pneumonia at his , home In

. Newark,. N. J., and on account ofi their own illness, neither hi* father

nor mother could be with nim, Weare glad to state: Raymond la mowconvalescing. . ' , :v \ >V;. "-:;';..:: ';, -; :. ';'•";¦

¦¦' 'Mr. and' MrS.„:Harry : Carter andlittle daughter, 'Jean,'; at Lynbrook,ip'ent tha early, part of thin weekwith Mr. and Mrs. John F. FanningThe latter part of the'week Mr. andMra. Carter will go to .Wheeling, W.Va., where they will relhairi- for sev-eral weeks. -.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett -King . ofQuincy, Mass.,' are the proud parents"of a -little daughter who >came togladden thair home last week. Everettwas a great favorite here in hia boy-hood, and has many friends"tart now;who will unite in congratulations and

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Sterling P.ouse of Brooklyn visitedrelatives here last week. ¦• - ¦- ¦¦¦¦¦

- Miss Ruth Hiers of Huntington, re-cently visited ..with her aiater, Mrs.ircd Rowland.;

Mr. and Mrs.' Howard Wado /ofCollege Point were recent guests ofMiss Lizzie King. .

Mrs. H. D. Brown of New YorkCity, has been visiting her mother,Mrs. W. H. Eedinond.. . .. . . . . _

"Mrs. Charles Wedmore of c' NewYork City has been spending a tewdays at her home Tn Greenport.

MiessMe.ta!enasM?Cl«nnon.of NewYork City, ' is visiting Mr? and "Mrs.Raymond Henney. " . - . c- .- Miss -Mah«l Meinken of Jamaica,has been visiting her friend, Mra.Ansel V. Youngs. : :

E. D. Tuthill has been confined tothe hou"ae for several, days with theinfluenza,- , but-'is .'now on the gain.

, Miss' Harriet Dimon is spendingseveral days in New York.

Mrs. John Murray 'of Brooklyn isvisiting her parents, Mr. and Mra.Joseph Gassidy.

Miss Helen Aleen spent a few dayswith her parents this week.":'--Mfsf--C^rude Dennis,: and Miss"Sarah Griffing have returned to NewYork after spending

1 a ;few days-attheir homes. ¦ 'L . -

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chapman ofEast Hampton spent fast week wit^;Mrs. Chapman's mother. Vl

Miss Mildred Thomas of .Yonkersand Mervin Raekett of New York,made a f ew days* visit with Mrs. Lee-lie Raekett.

Stanley and KennetH Merrill ofXew YorS», visited here last week.

Robert and Lester Clifford ofBrooklyn have b;en visiting Mr. andMrs. P. TV. Clifford.

Kenneth ThornhiH spent the week-end with his parents.-Mrs. Edward Rowland has return-

ed to Riverhead to visit-her daughterMrs. Forrest Turbush... .Mrs... William Turbush _of Green-port and Mrs. Harry Purdy of Ne-wark , N. J., are visiting relatives mRiverhead. " ¦ . •

William Wilsen has returned homefrom Kansas City, where he has hada position; He spent a few days withhis parent MFrSsd^Mrs. Hsrry^WUisen, on First street.

Mis& JUouisc Adams of Great Neck.spent the holiday with her parents.

The Misses Hazel and Paye Hor-tajv saesiJhs week-end with friends. !

Thomas L. Moore has sold his bus-iness to Arthur N. Beebe, who willfipen the confectionery store aboutMarch 6th in the post-office building,whsre Mr. Moore has conducted thebusiness for several years.

Frank Bcrger, quartermaster on theV. S. Destroyer Meade, has receivedhis honorable discharge after eighty:- a rs ftf service. He spent a few dayswith his mother in Greenport beforetaiinitjLppaitioi v inJ Y rstr.-

EAST MARIONr --nrym¥.':--«^r jr/ ,,'iiffl!JsM^?'ji t.,v,uj.iii..u iiisij.rRi

A daughter was born to \M *i andMrs, Albert Puritan d, the 26th.

Rev. J. D. Field mad* a businesstrip to Brooklyn last weete

Michael Shinniski'who has been an.crrin .'.-y.' en the farm of Stanley Bu-v*l!, has moved his family to Went.

The Ki-g'c Daughters' Circle willhicct t>u Thursday, March If , with"1 - s Oara A. Horton. - [

(". OT MeS4R of Eastport. »» a t---¦v— surf man at the Reeky ,- - L JISJU. fi,rc»rri afcaitoE. S9R1K Oft '

v J . - Menda . >v - \ P»n Adami who has had a '

; ¦ n n a ,th the Metropolitan Lifew~ je Co. of New Yerk. has se-

' , i position with an electric• ~ y ir- 3"'>A- yn and very noch i¦ / -. 1- T orR.

y t- ¦ Gr JSxs i<, e"\joying ,1 visit- t i f h« auijt. Mrs, WiThair

> liiirry has beej. for several* -. th- -srval a*,atKffi viiooi

it LaJves. He is en? of tb?«P s-a-"" ««i!r«eJf froai tte fftfv™-™-ia there, hat rejwrcs bw

* ' JB new. }— i .".'.. - Ustse a** been fjsyias a

*- .= te riorxut SB» sw, Artfeor

Beebo, baa purchased from ThomasL. Moore hia iee cream, soda andconfectionery business in Greenport.He will open the (tore about March8th.

The Cirl Reserves met Mondayeveninexwith Miss Florence Vail- .

Rev. J. D. Field will deliver/ anaddresa at- a rajy at the JBaptistchurch at Huntington, on Friday ofthis week. ''-.J i"Mra.* W. C. Raekett was . thrown

from a sleigh on Saturday of lastweek ami had her arm broken at theelbow. She was taken to the E. L. I.Hospital on Sunday for an x-ray pic-ture and .it was found that the bonebad been perfectly set and there wasno fracture as was feared. She is im-proving, at her heme under the at-tention of Dr. C. C. MUes.

Capt. John Muir and family, whohave been, for several weeks withMrs. Muir's parents, Capt and MrsJohn Griffing, at Fishers Island, havereturned to their.home here.-iv Wilbur Hedges and son, Henry, at-tended the funerai of, Mr, Hedges'sister-in-law, Mrs. Jennie WintersHedges, of Wainscott, who died ofpneumonia on February 16. Thefriends and relatives here waregraved to "hear of her sudden death.iShe was the daughter ot the UtcHenry P. and Sarah , King Hedgee,of East Marion, where! she spent nergirlhood days, and where she waa be-loved by all who knew' her.' Themany " East Marion friends expresstheir sympathy for the befeaf»d:eitesv

It the article which appeared in|he . Orient column last week, owi-cerning the, digging of snow in EastMarion, was from Orient as .a village,it would sink deeper than it has. Themen of East Marion nerer. -"falidown" on a job. They aren't made ofthat kind of stuff. The writer couldmention a large number of men-.wHehaver spchtr'majiy hour? on the roadduring the winter* gratia, and arewillibg to spend more if necessary.Several men.suent a greater part ofa Sunday afternoon digging anew onthe road, one'man not stopping to eathis dinner, another one of the num<ber considering it more" importantthan teaching his Sunday schoolclass 'of young men, becauae'the neigh-boring village, Orient, was in trouble.There are.times when the ' doctorswould not have gotten to the bedsideOf many a sick one in Orient, if themen from tho east to the west: endof the village had not gotten on thtjob, pome starting in at an early hourof the, morning. The. helping handswhich "appeared to wither" were farfrom that condition. sVe are veryelad. that Commissioner Fleet foundmen in Orient who had the time andstrength and were glad, too, to getthe dollars to help along their liveli-hood. ' We again repeat, if Orientneed* a helping hand at any timedon't hesitate to call on East Mariorfor she is and always-has bsen readyto help. Those words which "lookedgood" In print, did indeed soon become a reality and will continue to besuch.&tsai53l£^'VWvm*:wmmmmrm!mmmwmiiia£mi!BMBw

AQUEBOGUE ^

. George C.^ Young recently enjoyeda-trip to'Albany. •,. ' _ :. - .- :, -¦- ¦' '

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.. Atmore Reeve spent the latter part61 the =weefc in- New ;Y»rk- ci»y. -?= :

The regular semi-annual mite boxoffering cf the Women's Missionary^Society will' be collected during thecoming week. .; - *-

The L. P. circle will meet at thrchapel for an all-day seesioii oh Tuesday, March 9th, at which time thiwork at hand- will be Red Cross relief garments. , , '

Rev. and Mrs. John R. Gee, formerly of Riverhead, but now of Syracuse are guects of Mrs. H. H. Tourif-and Miss Nellie W. Young.

Misa Rita Duryea, of Mattituck. hatbeen spending some time wit* he:sister, Mrs. Ellis Robinson. .

The executive committee of the CE. society will meet at the home of=th^president, Mrs. J. Wesley WarnerMonday-evening,-at 7?30s- '¦_ - . . . . . *

In observance of the Lenten*seas6tarrangement has been, made for ape.eial evangelistic services each Fri -day evening until Easter, these services to be conducted by the variou?organrxationg of the church. ; On Friday evening TH tnw'week Bt~^tilc~the: pastor will have charge, assistedby the choir m * praise swirice- ,. __ .

Neat Sunday at the nsual Hour o'raorhing service the Sacrament* o'

jgVtf vto.rtnian . wjll Jbe -jAtgAyved : . Tht.pastor wifl speak cri "Jesus' Life, th'Call to the Highest PosmbJe Setvicfe*At 6:30 P.- JrL, the C. E. society wflconsider the topic, "Life Lessons, fronthe Book of ProTerbs" (consocratioimeeting). Everett Eecw, leader. Th'.pastor's half hour, which follows thC. E~ will have for the subect "WarTMd itr* ¦¦' -

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Th« March nieeting of the Woamami'sMissionary society will be postponedisata ta« weather l» better, whtth we

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. Sirs- Perry Ri*ason is 81> withpneuaroRia at the hoaie ef her daugh-ter, St **. Ctarles Kayo- We a3 hopefor a speedy recovery.

Van Rensselaer Terry celebratedf as niaety-Sf^S, Mrthday en Mu.iuuj,March 1. Mr. Terry v ®» ei&atrusideat is Ja irns ' it.

MJS> Ap**wia Soksl a?jd da^r -Sxat B* XSm Soket of Broo«|yft»ha v. been srondfflr * wee* wl@t Mrs.SoSoTs pareata. Mr. aa Mrs. letar

, Roeere.' Maasegse CmA ir. ©. lf*A. M.-beld its rerala* Jfteein^ StattiiyevwnBBjs, after whidk eka etewder

was served. A "good time" and"dance" will be given by MiamogueCouncil, on Thursday evening, March4, at 7:80,; to Hanwmy Hall andkaciam ennwdar supper wiii 'bp serveu.

Brother Farmer, if you,are thinJdugof buying a trnctor this spring justcome and look the Samson Tractorover. The most tractor for tie moneythere is on the market. Made by theGeneral Motors Co. For sale by J. T.Fanning, Riverhead.—Advt. tf

Morning services will be held inthe church at 10:30. "Christian F.n-dea»«*r meet/a* at 6:1&, topic,"LifeLessons From the Book of Proverbs."Leader, Miss Louise Tuthill. Eve-ning services at 7 o'clock. Commun-ion services will be held in the morn-ing."iutn.iim"i UJII'.'JCC.H^U-IIS uajmiiiJirirrEsrmLiiniMiFrjiiniSii iinr, is-u

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Rev. Eugene L. Conklin .will leaveFriday for his charge in Derby, Conn.

Mr.'and Mrs. R. H. Havens havebeen spending a time in New >'ork

Mrs. A. T. Dickerson entertainedthe whist club last Friday.' Long/Island potatoes are in greatdemand but -our dealer! art having'to store them until lined care can befurnished for their transportationwith safety at |3 per bushel. -

It was with profound Borrow thatthe news of the - death of MartinJoorst was received: Mr. Joorat'a son,Arthur, married, one of SinclairSmith's:daughters of thia villagu.

Conrad Leicht of Westhampton,speiit the last of the week with hiarelativea here. He . reports that therecent high tides encroached folly 30feet on the ocean front at the beacn.uu ijjTfuiin.'-iuim mini III luiiiuiiiutiiiiii»n.i ;r-.d, ii n>iai .jKHrjHfPtini!i>

, SOUND AVENUEitmvrarj'.w* HirjiiBwiraiiSBii nnw itira'ir-«n'runn,inu.'Trtmn vm

TheJPrayer circle will meet on Fri-day afternoon with Mrs. A. H. Wells.

Herbert t. Wells'is home afterspending the winter in Detroit, em-ployed in the .Dodge works and laterin a" box factory. - -

Miss Ella A. Hallockris assigned tolead the Y. P. S. C. E. consecrationmeeting on Sunday evening -Thetopic is "Life ' Lessons From. t'JaeBook uf Proverbs." -

This winter has' been remarkablefor the unusual birds seen close todwellings, evidently made more fear-less by hunger and cold. One prettylittle fellow frequently eveen With abright 'yellow throat and a black baron tht aide of his head it supposed tofirst cousin of the Maryland YellowTbroat.' Brotlier Farmer, it you am thinkina'•J buying a tractor this soring iua*eoaae-and look the Sanasbn Tractorover. The moet tractor for the moneythere is on the market. Made by theGeneral Motors Co. For sale by J. TFatsming, Riverhead.—Adirt. tf

LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.' Ifyou have valuable live stock/horsesand cattle you are liable to toes re-sulting from death by accident or sick-ness, also from lightning, why notprotect yourself Mr getting . 'out apolicy with .the ~ Hartford4-Inniranee,Co.? Prompt settlement of loss Buar-anteed. Phone, writ* or;oalL SULK-WORTH, Mattituck. N. Yv—Advt..-,-¦-,

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The skies tell us ' that- apring ishear, Tint the ground thickly coatedwith.ice as hard as - Iron, make* onedoubtful. Since . the- last lightfall of snew, with subaequent highw1hds~t3iariiuedHt^''rato'''~oTttm>

r"''a%itovmobiles have entirely disappearedand wheeled vehicles of any kind havebecome as unusual as,a red* Indian.On Sunday .there was a large attend-ance at church, but every vehicle wason ruiinersv" ~ - .4'-r^=---"=--"-- - :' --- -- ¦-' --.. - • .

A CAREFUL AUTO BUYER.Everyone wfco'driVM an aoteaaobilepridet themself tlia* they can controltheir tta and are careful #*ough toivoid an accident,' yet sosae of themost careful drivars have: met with<erious accidents, that have cast themhundreds of dollars to settle, even ifyou have an accideqi and are not atfault, bat a lawstsit is instigatedagainst you, the first thing yoc do isto hire a" lawyer. . Auto owners ean-=et-tedarsjr<^4ft;a«rwrUsHst-. a lia-bility policy; die Company tab* care>f niKsuha"iadritefei»»Br tiiera for thevssured. ' lei Suffolk County recentlyawsuitg for autoenobilo accidentshave been started, aggregating over'lMVWO.Of!, and several large etaims'iavo been paid with no msnranee.You may be the next victim. Phone,write or call SILKWORTH, Matti-tuck today. . Palicleg written any-vhere. (Special attention given).—Advt. . r. 27-4tAdditional East End news on page 11

The newly elected officers of thS. P. circle fcav recently sppointertkc- f dlowina; ia>rjanitteeBj_ _ SupplyMrs. Ch*uncey~T. "Reeve, Mias MarjI. Edwards, Miss Annie M. ReeveMissionary: Mrs. David A. YowtgMiss Nellie W. Young, Mrs. HLffYoung, Mrs. Daniel Y. Diraon, CarsEllis Downs. Social: Mrs. Daniel TWells, Mrs. *fiffiani M. Tuthin, &,*>*Herman H. Weirs, Mrs. George HReeve. Membership: Miss Nelrk WYoung. Visitation: Mrs."Frank. FReeve. Mrs, Georee H. Taft,. Hx&AT. A. Reiser, Miss Mary L. AMferkb. J

DOI NCJS IN THE EAST END VILLAGES

>feds Melcn Cars and ^Trucks

Perfected Valve in the Head Motor "/

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BOBINSKI & SENDLEWSKIAfMta

RIVERHEAD. N. Y.** . i. i ' ' ! ¦ —

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VOILE WAISTS and MIDDIESat Reasonable Prices

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SAFElNVESTMEmATSPERCENTare being made by- your neighbors, through our office, in mort-gages on residence and butinet* properties in the dry ofMiami, Florida, a town of over 30,000 popukitiqn, growingrapidly but not a boom town. Every safeguard is used lorthe protection of the investment, and our personal service isat your command; interest and principal collected and for-warded to net you 8 per cent. -Write for any information youmay wnh regarding our mortgages and the city. All mort-gages' recently advertised in the Review were quickly sold.Following are offered, subject to sale:

No. 198. $2300.00 due Jan. 3. 1923, covew buaineeasaedresidence property on Ave.'L, worth $8000.00.wNoT2(>3 $3500.00 due as follows: $500.00 Jan. 27.192 1 ;.$500.00 Jan. 27, 1922; $2500.00 Jan. 27. 1923; cov-ers new 5-room bungalow with all city convenience*; a*>-praised at $7000.00.

No. 204. $2250.00 due Jan. 29. 1923, covers 5-room bun- •galow, well located, has garage, appraised value $5000.00. -

If. L. Terry Mortgage Ca338 1IA St, Miami, Florida '

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- II&<JJj i££j LIST OF LONG ISLAND PROllBBTIEfr I

~ Fanm, Businew Properties, BuM' BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE EVERYWHERE

MATnTUCK, LONG ISLAND, Ft Y.-\ -.-

FARM AT 8OTJTBOU>-40 acres at BBVaflUL MNB DWELLOH.S !a WHt SALE AT GREiWeiW--Wy»; '

Bay View;.fine aetata ond cauliflower v the vJUaws at SroftoW, Graenport erty at 611 Second _8t, k&ajiin* «<>¦•.son? goes ;twt*e and targe bam; 10 ana MaWtaek. ronnhw wato, hot ato «»'«• *»acres o* osdJaaa 1 7 milss from «..«» rA»ii .t 'sawa -iniiL- -^^SoutboM-.tat>n. >rtoe $8600.00. »

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FARM AT PECONIC-eO aerea, in- I100JO par acre ineladsng: baiMin«w. BOOTH MOUSE AT GREEKPOstT.cludinjr 10 acres woods. two-famUy >rwft «MR BiriLnrMr utm .t r«t. LONG ISLAND, FOR SALE—This 'house, teirtat agoae,.barn, com crib. 5U*SM^

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at Crt- -H sW?dsssJa»ww Bote! Is sitaat*.¦; ;; etc.; *iu%U«it JOtato' e*J aalifiowor choewe, Main wad. ..,-.L ...... ^' t.. ffa,w, Phonic tar.. " .'

. soU.° Price m^SOXW. ,- , - .- - Dwellln, at Jameeacrt for sale, » The Rrsunds are flnely Jaid^oat mgk

FRUIT rats >T ¦iinmnva.iC rooaw,- t : hS nam taad, cornar Her- ; driveways, bulkhead oa tha »*pra.,i!Tia s!»«K «'S, hi™ rfck'a Laaw. Fine loeatioa. Main beantlftS traea and fine tawna. Ta»12 1-2 m|iiMB dwelling,. barn R«a4 slstfc fce«i a «»ra Prlsa Hotel "or Summer Boardlnf-ka«a» ' as 'and rKsahry jbewea; large number ef JMSXKJT : ¦ ^ nV U dit* in every reepect iialf ftjr-peach, pear, asset and plum trees; rzi___ «iskeH irtai new no to dato farajtamS ktajrrta* nfj iwrlM-jnrnnts. Three traet. ot 1*4 snrt.Mc far . S nWoo eri T£.1 OSSf ^S T

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ratr&mU atTrSa. - Here. i-rsetr agop.ytf. totj-. s»] amnaaer trade; tw» wafoatf aecennt o f the owner* ace ate--SaSa»i-. /'-.,'¦TOR SALE AT MWNT S!XA!, Lr Slrt ^ nlin i^ rF SLtJ -S*ve un - t| L*r taJ J«nnnsBw :: s ¦I. (lalaaaO-SMeM farm, 2 miles , £#g* equipped (tore and gofeff WJSI- proposition. The .property Wiir«*«T : IIfrom tlNi vJHage.' Eiajht-wew house, '"***• ' " - ¦ ' .' , be ottered for ai Short tipaV-sad ajK. Hbam and usual oua>uHdinff9. Price Fine dairy farm. Urge ham, 2 silos, pomt»er.t should be made to we* tan n$$*&><>., \ j ; r ' . ; -. '- wlr8f milk route aver 260 boMJes property over at one*.

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AT GREWWW- e Hsmall dwdlia» and barn; cnooffh gooa acres of land. • property ef Mrs. Annie Larson, 4M Hland for a man working by the day -. —. : pify, gt AH modern improv enseal Hto have a few paying crops. Price, TOR SALE—The property of Bamael in eight room dwelling, largo barn, H$2600.00. ¦ ¦ _

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ftWthsjf an MatUtuek Harbwr, price F^ U ST-rfr » in™ k^STsa Bsheds, electric light and telephone; J2800JML « *• P«yserty •» G. F. amt, aaews, aa u

five minutstt* walk to village. Price . ¦ ¦ _ ' ... ... a u— * Chanel Terrace. Thia cottage is ama n$8«00.(». FOR . SALE AT SOUTHOlft-The of the awwt attraetrve along t gg? U—-H—-——~ S—' = property of Ml» Franees Rockwell, raaeV>hetwee1i_ Graenport and ""**»; ¦FARM AT LAUREL—Over 70 acree, situate en the East side of Maple ., Th» Jsttaff Mt ten ronma ma *n ¦

near vaiiie; finer house, large barn, Awe adjetalng tte property formerly 4'. TT^ raTlis ^GrS. Icarriage Some, tenant house, eo» of M». Flcra Bfiss. This property tffiLS?^ - i - n^ «£2 Icrib, . Frie. 310,000.00.

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TEN-ACRE FOitTRT FARM at '-r~— time es y v t may re<jnW together ITerryvffi*. Price $6700. FOR SALE, PROPERTY OF 1. LEW. with tha —e of auto in seeteta *. •¦——^— _—_ IS CLARK—Plot siee 5# ft. by 165 ft. If yon Imts * property «n the Eg=t Fad ¦«-ACRE FAS5I st SaEhSeWB fronting Greenoort Harber and rear of LOB* Island which ywi wish » - I

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