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#. Personal, Social and Local Items The Family Sewing club met at the home of Mrs. Daniel Whaley on Grenville avenu e Monday after- noon. Mrs. Mabel Wilber was the hostess. Monday of last week the club met at the home of Mrs. Ivor Conklin in Bayport , where a stork sh ower was given in- honor of Mrs. Wendell Phillips. Mrs. Philli ps re- ceived many beautiful gifts . Those present were Mesdames Harvey Hammond, Doris Lucas, Sarah Ham- mond, Leon Manning, Mabel King, Daniel Whaley, Percy Hammond , Theodore Dora, Sr., Mabel Wilber , Robert Emery, Eugene Romeo , Pat- chogue; Mesdames Marjorie Brown, Norman Nelson, William Llewellyn, Ivor Conklin, Miss Judy Hillen- brand , Miss Jeannine Conklin of Bayport. Next Monday the club will meet with Mrs. Clifford Hammond at her new home on Pine Neck ave- ' nue, East Patchogue. A meeting of the Lincoln Repub- lican club membership committee was held at the home of A. Lee Jones , chairman , recently. Those at- tending were Myron Hance, presi- dent of the club, Jack Luchsinger, Augie Marx , James Sidey and Frank Walsh . Food sale, Fri., Feb. 23 , Gordon' s Tailor Shop, S. Ocean Ave., Patch- chogue, auspices Junior Ladies , Emanuel Lutheran church. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. William Carleton jf Maple avenue are the parents of a daughter , Barbara Anne, weighing 5 pounds , 13 ounces, born at South - side hospital , Bay Shore,*last Thurs- day. Mrs. -Carleton is the former Miss Pauline Otis. Miss Dorothy Treuer entertained a group of friends last Wednesday night at her home on Cedar avenue. Mrs. Robinson Weeks was in charge of a meeting of the Prayer circle of the Woman ' s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church held in the church Tuesday afternoon. The Needlecraft club met at the home of Mrs . Frank Guttridge , Sr., on North Ocean avenue, Tuesday afternoon. Miss Gertrude Neuhoff of 109 Maple avenue has returned to her home after undergoing a tonsillec- tomy at Mather Memorial hospital , Port Jefferson, Friday. At a recent meeting of Girl Scout Mariner Troop 9, held in the Eman- uel Lutheran church parish hall an election of officers was held. Muriel Skinner was elected president ; Mary Ann Abrams, treasurer; Kathleen Person , secretary; Evelyn Harding, corresponding secretary ; Florence Stevens and Dorothy Stevens, color bearers , and Jean Shaw and Irene Cabre, color guards. The Delta Delta sorority met at the home of Miss Kay Palmer of 139 Waverly avenue Monday night. Club hats were discussed , after which refreshments were served. Those present were June Dorn , Di- ane Fisher, Agnes Pfeifle , Evelyn Stein , Josephine Mannino, Audrey Drake , Emily Juliano , Matilda Gar- ritano, Joan Downs, Lillian Fontan- etta , Elaine Helenek , Barbara Terry, Rose Marie Dietz , Norene Potter, Anne Cambell and Irene Cabre. Mrs. George Tietje of 60 case avenue is convalescing at her home after undergoing an operation at Southside hospital , Bay Shore. Misses Ann and Marie Frabizio, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frabizio, entertained Sunday in honor of their birthday. Guests were Misses Mildred Crozier , Blanche Schoen , Claire Kassner, Marie Doran, Mrs. Betty McNulty, David Kassner, Ray Neubeck, Robert Frabizio, Pat- chogue; Miss Doris Thompson, Miss Lucretia Romani , Ronkonkoma; Paul Buhl , Rocky Point ; George Schleyer , Medford ; George Cherub, Jr., Thomas Gniadowsky, Port Jefferson. A scav- enger hunt was enjoyed. Refresh- ments were served during the evening. The Jeffersonian Democratic club will hold a card party at 8 p. m. today in the Knights of Columbus hall on Academy street. Mrs. John Belzak, Mrs. Anna Johnson , Mrs. Doscher and Miss Kathleen Murphy are in charge of arrangements. Re- freshments will be served. Miss Marie Brophy of South Ocean avenue and Dr. Cathryn Riley of Map le avenue have returned from a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. The Ladies' auxiliary of the Pat- chogue Elks will hold a card party tonight in the Elks clubhouse. Mrs. Leland Coffin , chairman of the enter- tainment committee of the auxiliary, has announced that a dance with a midnight buffet supper will be held Saturday night at the clubhouse. CANAAN LAKE Mia. Ann Soils* . Ts_ F«tcsvNm SUB Mr. and Mrs. Pat Latronica of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their summer home on Denton street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crosby of Denton street entertained Mr. and Mrs. Edward Breitenbruch of Brook- lyn , Sunday. Mrs. Crosby entertained the sewing club Wednesday. Ladies attending were Mrs. Joseph March , Mrs. Norman Flynn and Mrs. Ed- ward Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fuller • off Fry boulevard spent Sunday visiting relatives in Brooklyn. Gloria Flynn of Salem avenue celebrated her fourth birthday Fri- day. A party was given in her honor Saturday. Guests were Mrs. John Mistier and daughters , Linda and Susan, of Medford, Mrs. Joseph March , Marvina Skidmore, Mrs. John Flynn and Philip Basile of Pat- 1 chogue. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rausch and children of Whitestone spent Satur- day at their summer home on Fry boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. George Considine were Saturday guests. Mrs. Clara Dilhoff of Springfield Gardens is spending several days at her summer home on Salem avenue. ? Mr. and Mrs. Joseph March of Salem , avenue were ^ dinner guests at the home of -Mr. and ; Mrs. Edward? Hanna of Ozone Park . Sunday. Mrs. Cecelia Carr and guest , Miss- Ethel Levy, of Brooklyn spent the weekend at her summer home on Denton street. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Versage of Fry boulevard entertained as week- end guests Mr. and Mrs. ' JDiniel Shannon of Westchester. Suffolk Scout Fund •» Seen Reaching Goal Preliminary returns indicate that many of Suffolk' s 104 communities will meet their individual goals in the 1951 Boy Scout Fund drive, the Suffolk Boy Scout council said yes- terday in requesting community fund chairmen to file their reports as early as possible. The request is being made on be- half of the several district .chairmen of the county who are assembling their respective reports in .the fi- nance campaign to raise 885 , 000, William H. Hargreaves, county fund chairman, said. District chairmen are Raymond L. Suydam, Huntington; Solomon Baffc , Riverhead; Harry Berman , East Pat- chogue; Walter Kiernan, Smithtown Branch ; Charles Dougherty, South- old; E. T. Dayton, East Hampton; August H. " Stout, Jr., Center Mo- riches; John Seaman, Brightwaters , and Arthur Cromarty, Amityville. LEGAL NOTICE OF BEPLBLICAN PARTY CAUCUS VILLAGE OF PATCHOGUE SUFFOLK COUNTY . N. V. Nolle? is hereby given , pursuant to Elec- tion Law, Section 146 , that a caucus of the enrolled voters of the Republican Party of the Incorporated Village of FatchogiMt. Suffolk County, N. Y. , will be held at Mt £aat Main Street. In said village, at eight o' clock in the evening, on February 2», 1951 for the purpose of making party nom- inations for offices of said village to be filled at the village election on March 20, 1951. Dsted : Patchogue, New Vork February 19, 1951 it. Ford Hughes Chairman.. Patchogue Village * Republican Campaign Committed Riverhead Naval Reserve Company Seeks Personnel RIVERHEAD—Replacement Naval Reserve officers and enlisted men are Urgently needed by the Volunteer Electronic Warfare Company 8-34, Biverhead, to fill vacancies of per- sonnel ordered to active duty, accord- ing to a statement issued this week by Lieutenant Commander Kenneth D. Tomkinson , commanding officer of the group. Since a supply of experienced elec- tronic personnel is vital to the needs of our expanding fleet , commandants of ail naval districts have requested that recruiting for the electronics companies be intensified, in order to keep them at full strength. The Riverhead company 4s in need of reserve officers of .any classifica- tion for general .-. admini strative duties. Also needed is a rated boat- swain or quartermaster capable of instructing new recruits in mili- tary duties and a rated yeoman for office work. Commander Tomkinson points out that Army, Air Force and Coast Guard veterans with communications ratings are eligible to loin and will be enlisted by nim in the Naval Re- serve at equivalent ratings held upon discharge. Young men 17 up to , draft age , interested in electronics , are in- vited to join, and will become full- £edged members of the Naval *Re- serve. As such, they can take two, weeks training duty with pay at the Naval Training center , Great Lakes , 111., during their summer vacation. Meetings are held Thursdays at 8 p. m. in the basement of the Board of Elections building, opposite the County courthouse. Defens e Welfare Chiefs to Gather At Suffolk Home State Director , Who Served With Gen. Clay in Berlin , Will Outline Program Yaphank — J. Milford Kirkup, Jr., deputy director of County De- fense welfare services, has called a meeting of all town and county de- fense welfare personnel in the audi- torium of the Suffolk home, here. The meeting is scheduled for Mon-< day at 8 p. m. The state director for defense welfare services, Alden Bevier, will give a down-to-earth talk on defense welfare organization , planning and operations. Mr. Bevier was an Army colonel in World War II engaged in military government. He spent considerable time in Great Britain during the blitz . Later he served on the staff of General Lucius D. Clay, and was the officer in charge of the public wel- fare and relief program in the American sector of Germany. Mr. Bevier is now on the staff of Colonel Lawrence Wilkenson , state director of civil defense . Roland Guild, area director of the State Department of Social Welfare, will also speak briefly to the group. All persons engaged, in defense welfare services have been invited to attend: Ada Close at 12 Noon • Wednesday Motor Vehicles for Sale NEW TAX Coming - 20% - $400 Up GET UNDER WIRE ! BUY NOW! I CAN DELIVER 1951s WITH CHROMIUM TBIM NOW! Soon Bumpers and Grilles will be painted—no chrome. DON'T WAIT—BUY NOW. KENNETH H. HULSE Jericho Tpk. (Route 25) Ronk. 8800 Lake Grove, L. I. Used Cars SPECIAL THIS WEEK 1948 Packard Suburban Like new , bargain. 25tf 1947 CROSLEY SEDAN New Engine, Tires and Brakes Radio and Heater Patchogue 4043R, 6 to 7 P. M. 25tl " 1941 CROSLEY CONVERTIBLE A-l condition. New brakes , motor job, etc. $195.00 78 Bay Avenue PATCHOGUE 25tl 1950 NASH tudor, all extras, 8 , 000 miles. Guaranteed. Bonded Auto Sales, 332 West Main street , Patch- ogue -452g. 24t2 1946 NASH Ambassador , white walls, radio, heater. Good' condition. $800. Patchogue 1564. 25tl MODEL A Ford , perfect running condition. Call Patchogue 2454R be- tween 6 and 8 p. m. 25tl 1948 FORD convertible. Guaranteed. Bonded Auto Sales, 332 West Main street, Patchogue 4522. 25tl 1941 BUICK sedan , 1936 Dodge sedan, radios and heaters. Ph one Blue Point 3918J. 25tl ¦ « > 1934 PLYMOUTH, good rubber and running order, $100. 19 Silver street , Patchogue. 25tl CHEVROLET coupe, good rubber. Best offer. William Valentine, 61 Oak Street , Patchogue. . 25tl 1940 FORD sedan, good condition. Bonded Auto Sales, 332 West Main street, Patchogue 4522. 25tl 1940 PACKARD fcclub coupe, radio and ;heater , good «eondition , reason- able. 57 Everett street. Patchogue vJ662W. ' . 25tl 1934 FORD truck. Mechanically per- fect. Steel body- Telephone Selden 3924. 25t2 1 r • » 1946 FORD tudor , guaranteed. Bond- ed Auto Sales , 332 West Main street , Patchogue 4522. 25tl 1941 CHEVROLET tudor , good con- dition. Bonded Auto Sales , 332 West Main street, Patchogue 4522. 25tl Ads Close at 12 Noon - Wednesday Motor Vehicles for Sale 1940 CHEVROLET black club coup " S accept trade of clean 1940 to 1942. Blue Point 1587W. 25tl 1933 PONTIAC 4-door sedan run rung condition , $75. Bellport ' 194R 25tl Sn D p? GE _ eda u n ' excelle "t «n- dition. Phone Patchogue 4082. 25tl w^} E Ji P hev rolet truck. Inquire 70 West Main street, Patchogul 25t l S?25 ™ S p T ?, Wit h radi0 - As ' s $1^5. Call Patchogue 972R. 25tl l lf f^n 1 D K , c t ° upc ' eood condition , Srfo. Call Patchogue 15 46M. 25tl CHEVROLET 2-door sedan , $150. 29 Morris avenue , Patchogue. 25t l Furnit ure for Sale 1 Used 10-piece Walnut Dining Room Set - $65. 1 Used High Chair - $7. Innerspring Mattresses All sizes - $24.50 Hollywood Beds Complete - $59.50 Maple Beds All sizes - $19.50 Double Studio Couches - $49.50 Walnut Wardrobe - $34.50 Maple Chests & Dressers $39.50 aoiece KING'S FURNITURE STORE 412 East Main Street Telephone Patchogu e 963 Open Evenings 25tl "Visit the Store That is Different" COME IN—LOOK AROUND AND BE SURPRISED AT THE BARGAINS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. Large Display of New and Used Furniture Bric-a-brac - Glassware - China See the Sensational New LEIGHTONIA SOFA BED Custom Styled in Rich Fabrics Designed for Your Comfo rt Amazingly Low Priced We Will Buy Your Used Furniture. LEIGHTON'S Open Sunday - Closed Monday Montauk Highway SAYVILLE—EAST Telephone Sayville 2441 25tJ OPEN 8 A. M. TO 9 P. M. WEDNESDAY 6 P. M. BROWN'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE Your Furniture & Appliance Store 185 Maple Street ISLIP , L. L 18tf DRESSERS, chifferobe , beds , waffle iron , paintings , pictures , records , lamps. Many other miscellaneous articles. Reasonable. Must sell. Pat- chogue 4616. 24t2 DINING ROOM SET , reasonable . Call Patchogue 3173W after 5:30. 25tl SOFA, 3 cushions , slip cove r and channel chair , good condition , rea- sonable. 26 Campbell street , Patch- ogue, 25tl HOME OWNERS ! AT LAST! NO DISCOMFORT FROM PAINT ODORI USE KEYSTONE ODORLESS PAINTS • Now room* con be u«ed oi won o» ffta paint h dtyt • No tmarting eyet or ditcomtorl f rom objtc- h' onoble paint odorl • fail - drying... only 8 hotirtl • Now-flnWi oppooranca foif* tor yanl We have Odoriea K«y*fona« let ut tell you about this new, washable one coat oil-base paint... truly a miracle DnUh, backed by Keystone ' s 122-year reputation for quality. Wallace Paint & Wallp ap er Co. Floor Tile Venetian Blinds 48 South Ocean Avenue Patchogue 1635 ¦' ' ¦ i——•KsjnsgsjBS -s-sv-i «s*s-s-ss_ -|¦_ —•——¦ ——•————• I I SAU Off mm '49 Ford Station Wagon , R&H '48 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Fleetmaster '48 Anglia English Car '47 ford SpoMaman Convertible '46 F wa Super Deluxe 4 Door Sedan '41 Chevrolet - Door * M * AMor W tOZM MMt miAS 60001 Patchogue Melon U' WfTJUIN STRJ—T ftMbofiw HW-U34 BOWLING Patchogue Recreation Ladies' League, 2/13/51 Standings rr . r, W L lorn s Beauty Parlor 39 24 Canaan L. Country Club . . 33 30 Maletta ' s Radio Shop 30 33 C. M. Camera Store 30 33 Monti's Pizzeria 29 34 Troyer ' s Taxi 28 35 Results lom s Beauty Parlor 3 , Troyer ' s Taxi 0. i Monti's Pizzeria 2, C. M. Camera 1. Canaan L. Country Club 2, Maletta ' s Radio Shop l. *. * ? High individual score — Charlotte Hursell , 169, 169 ; Sophie Daly, 169. High team game score—Monti' s Pizzeria , 970. Atom Lab Ladies' League , 2/13/51 Standings _ ¦ A • , W L Medical 34 £3 Purchasing 33 24 Communications 32 25 Biology. 31 26 A-EC 26 31 Accelerator 26 31 Administration 25 32 Fiscal 21 36 Results Purchasing 3 , AEC 0. Communications 2, Administration 1. Medical 3 , Accelerator 0. Biology 3, Fiscal 0. * * * High individual score—N. Chris- topher , 186. Scores of 175 or more—N. Chris- topher , 186; J. Book , 175. Atom Lab Wed. League, 2/14/51 Standings W L Photography 37 23 Draftees 34 26 AEC 33 27 Machine Shop 29 31 Utilities 29 31 Heavy Machines 28 32 . Purchasing 27 33 Pile Operators 23 37 Results Purchasing 3 , Pile Operators 0. Draftees 2, Heavy Machines 1. Photography 2, Utilities 1. AEC 2, Machine Shop 1. * # * High individual score—J. Rorick, 210. Atom Lab Mon. League , 2/12/51 Standings W L Electronics 39 15 Fire Department 39 15 Cyclotron 31 23 Orbits 29 25 Physics 25 29 Meteorology 21 33 Videos 21 33 Electrons 11 43 Results Videos 2, Meteorology 1. Orbits 3 , Electrons 0. Fire Department 3 , Cyclotron 0. Electronics 3 , Physics 0. * * * • High individual score—S. Takats, 201. Felice Recreation Businessmen ' s League , 2/13/51 Standings W L SSC & D 42 24 Patchogue Bank 40 26 South Bay Auto Parts 40 26 Savoy Blinds 38 27 Otis Coal &«, Oil 38 28 Furman Motors 35 31 Patchogue Motors 34 32 Roe Blvd. Service 34 32 Beauty Mart 33 33 Roe Factory 28 38 Bee Hive 19 47 Sunrise Surgical 14 52 Results Furman Motors 3 , Beauty Mart 0. South Bay Auto Parts 3 , Roe Factory 0. Savoy Blinds 3, Roe Blvd. Service 0. Bee Hive 2, Patchogue Bank 1. Patchogue Motors 2, Otis Coal & Oil 1. SSC & D 2, Sunrise Surgical 1. * * » High individual score — Ed Reh- man , 215. High team game score — Savoy Blinds, 875. Scores of 200 or more—Ed Reh- man , 215; John Felice , 211; Jim Duffy, 213; Bob Brouwer , 209 ; Albert Brown , 204 ; John Wehrenberg, 202 ; Albert Saletros , 201; Cliff Cox, 201; Arthur Scotto , 201. Ladies' League, 2/15/51 Standings W L Ann ' s Beauty Shop 40 23 Fuoco Bus Lines 34 29 Blue Point Laundry 33 30 Loehr ' s Upholsterers 32J11 South Bay Auto Parts .... 28 35 Usher ' s Plumbing 22 41 Results Ann' s Beauty Shop 3 , Soutn Bay Auto Parts 0. Fuoco Bus Lines 2, Blue Point Laundry 1. Usher ' s Plumbing 2, Loehr ' s Uphol- sterers 1. * « * High individual score—Dot Otis, 202. High team game score — Ann' s Beauty Shop, 810. Scores of 175 or more—Dot Otis, 178, 202 ; Sue Smith , 176, 188; Alice Usher , 189; Ann Texiera , 186; Edna Springhorn, 176. C League , 2/14/51 Standings W L Island Coal & Lumber 40 23 Pendzick Motor Service .... 85 28 Felice Bros. Service 33 30 Dioquardo' s Roses 31 32 Blue Point Laundry 25 38 Smithtown Laundry 25 38 Results Dioquardo ' s Roses 3 , Felice Bros. Service 0. Pendzick Motor Service d, Smithtown Laundry 1. Island Coal & Lumber 2, Blue Point Laundry 1. • * * * High individual score—Bill Stype , 235. High team game score — Island Coal & Lumber , 958. . Scores of 200 or more—Bill Stype , 235; Ralph Stephani , 224; Bink Zene- ski , 221, 207; George Mancuso , 214; Mike Guerrasio, 211; Frank Texiera , 212; Walter Loehr , 210, 206 ; Jerry Tiller , 208; Joe Mancuso, 202. B LeagueT2/19/5l Standings W L Bohemia A. C - 37 23 SSMT 31 29 Fil's Store 31 29 T & S Lumber 31 29 Patchogue Sport Shop . 29 31 Richard York Shoes 21 39 Results Fil's Store 2, T & S Lumber 1. Bohemia A. C. 2, Richard York Shoes 1. SSMT 2, Patchogue Sport Shop 1 . » * * High individual score—Joe Zi&> man , 235. High team game score — SSMT , 934. Scores of 200 or more—Joe Zie- inan , 235; Frank King, 232; Ben Springhorn , 224 , 203; Jack Hoch- heiser , 215; Joe Picariello , 213; Ed Graf , 211; Charles Kappler , 210; Tony' Suchiere , 209; Frank Lotito , 207 ; Henry Trefny, 202 ; Charles Ludwig, 201; John Wolfarth, 200. Anglers Club Is Cited For Fine Showing in Fishing Competition SAYVILLE — The Great South Bay Anglers club at its monthly meeting in the Foster House Febru- ary 13 learned that in the last year ' s fishing contest conducted by the Schaefer Brewing company, there were 207 clubs competing and al- though the Anglers club entered late in August it placed twenty-first in the contest. In recognition of this achievement , the club was presented with a cita- tion and individual citations were given to the following members who had scored the highest number of points : Irving Peterson , Peter Kalivas , W. K. Letford, Charles Larson and Sil- vio Felice. Hans Ceilings, president , appoint- ed the following chairmen df com- mittees for the coming year: Dr. Olaf Van Bomel , entertainment ; Charles Larson and Roscoe Tracy, prizes; Joseph Gebhart. Bay day ; Spencer Ackerly, Surf day ; Silvio Felice, Schaeffer contest ; Mrs. Ed- mund Brown publicity ; and William Beitel, Junior' anglers. PETER D'AMEUO Commercial Photograp her W B D DI NG S PO BTR AITS ' A ; CHILD REN ' Prices to Suit I ' " ' CALL ] Selden 3340 , 557$ R G ¦¦ — I fcondHtiontd & ^¦eH usranrott) USED I CARS SPECIAL OFFER . THIS WEEK ONLY A new iet of e^nft covers with every usea car Purchased Upon Presentation , of This Ad. '5G Siw-e. Champ. 4 dr. '50 Stuck, Champ, 2 dr. '50 Stud*. Ckamp. Cony. '49 SjwJe. Cto-jp. Conv. '48 Chev. Conv. '46 Stude. Comm. 4 dr. '47 Stude. Chftmp. Conv. '47 Chev. 2 dr. '48 English Austin III M mm MOTORS Sales St llddbaker Service 38 NORTH OCEAN AVENUE Patchogue 1999 - 2900 p- . .v ' , # " i J ~ -« — Take Advantage of Tin* OH Season Special Complete MOTOR OVERHAUL Ail 6 cyl. Motors $50 All 8 cyl. Motors $60 Parts and Materials Extra ALL WORK GUARANTEED Get Your Car Ready . For Spring NOW! Free Piete Up and Delivery Service 15 Years Automoti*e Experience HOLLY'S |g | SB CITIES © SERVICE S-! ?74 WEST MAIN STREET Patchogue 3864 g^>~9_f^»^psm9*_t*p iqp mm •W ">9» l «9»^S*»*^pWs«pi*«^>^pR^pn LOWEST RENTS i IN SUFFOLK COUNTY FOR I NEW GARDEN APAR TMENTS I PATCHOGUE GARDENS I Maple Ave. ami Thome St., Patchogue , L. I. I (a choice locatio n convenient to everything ) 3V 2 & 4% ROOM APARTMENTS , [ from $7500 . ' ;¦ i IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY I Check These Features-—- I • 25 ft. Living Room • Laundries and Garages • Play* I ground 9 TV Outlet* • Hollywood Kitchen and Bat h W • Throueh and Cross Ventilation • Hampers and Driera *~ ^- — — — —. -- _- -, — - —_ __. __ __ _ UPHOLSTERING SUP COVERS MADE TO ORDER FURNITURE EXPERTLY UPHOLSTERED J. W. LOEHR 95 SOUTH OCEAN AVENUE PATCHOGUE 1895 ... i .._——: — .... -. . i .. - . — Notice is hereb y given that license number 7 Ij L 405 has been Notice v> nc . h j wjne and heer at retui[ issued to < . ht ;„hoiic Beverage Control Law . in a hotel at 80 Division consumption. ALFRED C KAPPLER dba Kappler Hotel 80 Division Street Patclioguc, N««' Vork ——————————¦———— «——— ¦¦—— .__i Notice is hereby given that license number 7 R L 1650 ha«r bee n issued to the undersigned to sell liq uor , -wine, cider, and heer at Si in a restaurant, under the Alcoholic Bevera ge Control Law at [he South sfde of Montauk Highway. Blue Point . Suffolk County, Long Island, for on-prcmises cowtumption. THEODORE VATTENDAL dba Town Line Tavern Montauk Highway Blue Point , New York Go your way with the spices ol< loving thoughts and beautiful deeds and you will find that the stone has been rolled away. — -Robert Norwood _——___——_—————————————¦———— LOVE
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#. Personal, Social and Local ItemsThe Family Sewing club met at
the home of Mrs. Daniel Whaleyon Grenville avenue Monday after-noon. Mrs. Mabel Wilber was thehostess. Monday of last week theclub met at the home of Mrs. IvorConklin in Bayport , where a storkshower was given in- honor of Mrs.Wendell Phillips. Mrs. Phillips re-ceived many beautiful gifts. Thosepresent were Mesdames HarveyHammond, Doris Lucas, Sarah Ham-mond, Leon Manning, Mabel King,Daniel Whaley, Percy Hammond,Theodore Dora, Sr., Mabel Wilber,Robert Emery, Eugene Romeo, Pat-chogue; Mesdames Marjorie Brown,Norman Nelson, William Llewellyn,Ivor Conklin, Miss Judy Hillen-brand, Miss Jeannine Conklin ofBayport. Next Monday the club willmeet with Mrs. Clifford Hammondat her new home on Pine Neck ave-'nue, East Patchogue.
A meeting of the Lincoln Repub-lican club membership committeewas held at the home of A. LeeJones, chairman, recently. Those at-tending were Myron Hance, presi-dent of the club, Jack Luchsinger,Augie Marx, James Sidey and FrankWalsh.
Food sale, Fri., Feb. 23, Gordon'sTailor Shop, S. Ocean Ave., Patch-chogue, auspices Junior Ladies,Emanuel Lutheran church.—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. William Carleton j fMaple avenue are the parents of adaughter, Barbara Anne, weighing5 pounds, 13 ounces, born at South-side hospital , Bay Shore,*last Thurs-day. Mrs. -Carleton is the formerMiss Pauline Otis.
Miss Dorothy Treuer entertaineda group of friends last Wednesdaynight at her home on Cedar avenue.
Mrs. Robinson Weeks was incharge of a meeting of the Prayercircle of the Woman's Society ofChristian Service of the Methodistchurch held in the church Tuesdayafternoon.
The Needlecraft club met at thehome of Mrs. Frank Guttridge, Sr.,on North Ocean avenue, Tuesdayafternoon.
Miss Gertrude Neuhoff of 109Maple avenue has returned to herhome after undergoing a tonsillec-tomy at Mather Memorial hospital,Port Jefferson, Friday.
At a recent meeting of Girl ScoutMariner Troop 9, held in the Eman-uel Lutheran church parish hall anelection of officers was held. MurielSkinner was elected president ; MaryAnn Abrams, treasurer; KathleenPerson, secretary; Evelyn Harding,corresponding secretary; FlorenceStevens and Dorothy Stevens, colorbearers, and Jean Shaw and IreneCabre, color guards.
The Delta Delta sorority met atthe home of Miss Kay Palmer of139 Waverly avenue Monday night.Club hats were discussed, afterwhich refreshments were served.Those present were June Dorn, Di-ane Fisher, Agnes Pfeifle, EvelynStein, Josephine Mannino, AudreyDrake, Emily Juliano, Matilda Gar-ritano, Joan Downs, Lillian Fontan-etta, Elaine Helenek, Barbara Terry,Rose Marie Dietz, Norene Potter,Anne Cambell and Irene Cabre.
Mrs. George Tietje of 60 caseavenue is convalescing at her homeafter undergoing an operation atSouthside hospital, Bay Shore.
Misses Ann and Marie Frabizio,daughters of Mr. and Mrs. LouisFrabizio, entertained Sunday inhonor of their birthday. Guests wereMisses Mildred Crozier, BlancheSchoen, Claire Kassner, Marie Doran,Mrs. Betty McNulty, David Kassner,Ray Neubeck, Robert Frabizio, Pat-chogue; Miss Doris Thompson, MissLucretia Romani, Ronkonkoma; PaulBuhl, Rocky Point; George Schleyer,Medford ; George Cherub, Jr., ThomasGniadowsky, Port Jefferson. A scav-enger hunt was enjoyed. Refresh-ments were served during theevening.
The Jeffersonian Democratic clubwill hold a card party at 8 p. m.today in the Knights of Columbushall on Academy street. Mrs. JohnBelzak, Mrs. Anna Johnson, Mrs.Doscher and Miss Kathleen Murphyare in charge of arrangements. Re-freshments will be served.
Miss Marie Brophy of South Oceanavenue and Dr. Cathryn Riley ofMaple avenue have returned from atrip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Pat-chogue Elks will hold a card partytonight in the Elks clubhouse. Mrs.Leland Coffin, chairman of the enter-tainment committee of the auxiliary,has announced that a dance with amidnight buffet supper will be heldSaturday night at the clubhouse.
CANAAN LAKEMia. Ann Soils*. Ts_ F«tcsvNm SUB
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Latronica ofBrooklyn spent the weekend at theirsummer home on Denton street.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crosby ofDenton street entertained Mr. andMrs. Edward Breitenbruch of Brook-lyn, Sunday. Mrs. Crosby entertainedthe sewing club Wednesday. Ladiesattending were Mrs. Joseph March,Mrs. Norman Flynn and Mrs. Ed-ward Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fuller • offFry boulevard spent Sunday visitingrelatives in Brooklyn.
Gloria Flynn of Salem avenuecelebrated her fourth birthday Fri-day. A party was given in her honorSaturday. Guests were Mrs. JohnMistier and daughters, Linda andSusan, of Medford, Mrs. JosephMarch, Marvina Skidmore, Mrs. JohnFlynn and Philip Basile of Pat-1chogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rausch andchildren of Whitestone spent Satur-day at their summer home on Fryboulevard. Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeConsidine were Saturday guests.
Mrs. Clara Dilhoff of SpringfieldGardens is spending several days ather summer home on Salem avenue.?
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph March ofSalem, avenue were ^dinner guests atthe home of -Mr. and; Mrs. Edward?Hanna of Ozone Park .Sunday.
Mrs. Cecelia Carr and guest, Miss-Ethel Levy, of Brooklyn spent theweekend at her summer home onDenton street.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Versage ofFry boulevard entertained as week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. ' JDinielShannon of Westchester.
Suffolk Scout Fund•»
Seen Reaching GoalPreliminary returns indicate that
many of Suffolk's 104 communitieswill meet their individual goals inthe 1951 Boy Scout Fund drive, theSuffolk Boy Scout council said yes-terday in requesting community fundchairmen to file their reports as earlyas possible.
The request is being made on be-half of the several district .chairmenof the county who are assemblingtheir respective reports in .the fi-nance campaign to raise 885,000,William H. Hargreaves, county fundchairman, said.
District chairmen are Raymond L.Suydam, Huntington; Solomon Baffc,Riverhead; Harry Berman, East Pat-chogue; Walter Kiernan, SmithtownBranch; Charles Dougherty, South-old; E. T. Dayton, East Hampton;August H." Stout, Jr., Center Mo-riches; John Seaman, Brightwaters,and Arthur Cromarty, Amityville.
LEGALNOTICE OF
BEPLBLICAN PARTY CAUCUSVILLAGE OF PATCHOGUESUFFOLK COUNTY. N. V.
Nolle? is hereby given , pursuant to Elec-tion Law, Section 146 , that a caucus ofthe enrolled voters of the Republican Partyof the Incorporated Village of FatchogiMt.Suffolk County, N. Y., will be held at Mt£aat Main Street. In said village, at eighto'clock in the evening, on February 2»,1951 for the purpose of making party nom-inations for offices of said village to befilled at the village election on March 20,1951.Dsted : Patchogue, New VorkFebruary 19, 1951
it. Ford HughesChairman.. Patchogue Village *Republican Campaign Committed
Riverhead NavalReserve Company
Seeks PersonnelRIVERHEAD—Replacement Naval
Reserve officers and enlisted men areUrgently needed by the VolunteerElectronic Warfare Company 8-34,Biverhead, to fill vacancies of per-sonnel ordered to active duty, accord-ing to a statement issued this weekby Lieutenant Commander KennethD. Tomkinson, commanding officer ofthe group.
Since a supply of experienced elec-tronic personnel is vital to the needsof our expanding fleet, commandantsof ail naval districts have requestedthat recruiting for the electronicscompanies be intensified, in order tokeep them at full strength.
The Riverhead company 4s in needof reserve officers of .any classifica-tion for general .- . administrativeduties. Also needed is a rated boat-swain or quartermaster capableof instructing new recruits in mili-tary duties and a rated yeoman foroffice work.
Commander Tomkinson points outthat Army, Air Force and CoastGuard veterans with communicationsratings are eligible to loin and willbe enlisted by nim in the Naval Re-serve at equivalent ratings held upondischarge. Young men 17 up to, draftage, interested in electronics, are in-vited to join, and will become full-£edged members of the Naval *Re-serve. As such, they can take two,weeks training duty with pay at theNaval Training center, Great Lakes,111., during their summer vacation.
Meetings are held Thursdays at 8
p. m. in the basement of the Boardof Elections building, opposite theCounty courthouse.
Defense WelfareChiefs to GatherAt Suffolk Home
State Director, Who ServedWith Gen. Clay in Berlin,Will Outline Program
Yaphank — J. Milford Kirkup,Jr., deputy director of County De-fense welfare services, has called ameeting of all town and county de-fense welfare personnel in the audi-torium of the Suffolk home, here.The meeting is scheduled for Mon-<day at 8 p. m.
The state director for defensewelfare services, Alden Bevier, willgive a down-to-earth talk on defensewelfare organization, planning andoperations.
Mr. Bevier was an Army colonelin World War II engaged in militarygovernment. He spent considerabletime in Great Britain during theblitz. Later he served on the staff ofGeneral Lucius D. Clay, and was theofficer in charge of the public wel-fare and relief program in theAmerican sector of Germany. Mr.Bevier is now on the staff of ColonelLawrence Wilkenson, state directorof civil defense.
Roland Guild, area director of theState Department of Social Welfare,will also speak briefly to the group.
All persons engaged, in defensewelfare services have been invitedto attend:
Ada Close at 12 Noon • Wednesday
Motor Vehicles for Sale
NEW TAXComing - 20% - $400 Up
GET UNDER WIRE !BUY NOW!
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CHROMIUM TBIM NOW!
Soon Bumpers and Grilleswill be painted—no chrome.
DON'T WAIT—BUY NOW.
KENNETH H. HULSE
Jericho Tpk. (Route 25) Ronk. 8800Lake Grove, L. I. Used Cars
SPECIAL THIS WEEK1948 Packard Suburban
Like new, bargain.25tf
1947 CROSLEY SEDAN
New Engine, Tires and BrakesRadio and Heater
Patchogue 4043R, 6 to 7 P. M.25tl
" 1941 CROSLEY CONVERTIBLEA-l condition.
New brakes, motor job, etc.$195.00
78 Bay AvenuePATCHOGUE
25tl
1950 NASH tudor, all extras, 8,000miles. Guaranteed. Bonded AutoSales, 332 West Main street, Patch-ogue -452g. 24t21946 NASH Ambassador, white walls,radio, heater. Good' condition. $800.Patchogue 1564. 25tlMODEL A Ford, perfect runningcondition. Call Patchogue 2454R be-tween 6 and 8 p. m. 25tl1948 FORD convertible. Guaranteed.Bonded Auto Sales, 332 West Mainstreet, Patchogue 4522. 25tl
1941 B U I C K sedan, 1936 Dodgesedan, radios and heaters. PhoneBlue Point 3918J. 25tl
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1934 PLYMOUTH, good rubber andrunning order, $100. 19 Silver street,Patchogue. 25tl
CHEVROLET coupe, good rubber.Best offer. William Valentine, 61 OakStreet, Patchogue. . 25tl1940 FORD sedan, good condition.Bonded Auto Sales, 332 West Mainstreet, Patchogue 4522. 25tl
1940 PACKARD fcclub coupe, radioand ;heater, good «eondition, reason-able. 57 Everett street. Patchogue
vJ662W.' . 25tl
1934 FORD truck. Mechanically per-fect. Steel body- Telephone Selden3924. 25t21 r • »1946 FORD tudor, guaranteed. Bond-ed Auto Sales, 332 West Main street,Patchogue 4522. 25tl
1941 CHEVROLET tudor, good con-dition. Bonded Auto Sales, 332 WestMain street, Patchogue 4522. 25tl
Ads Close at 12 Noon - Wednesday
Motor Vehicles for Sale1940 CHEVROLET black club coup"S
accept trade of clean 1940 to1942. Blue Point 1587W. 25tl1933 PONTIAC 4-door sedan runrung condition, $75. Bellport ' 194R
25tl
SnDp?GE _ edaun' excelle"t «n-dition. Phone Patchogue 4082. 25tlw^}EJi Phevrolet truck. Inquire 70West Main street, Patchogul 25tl
S?25 ™S pT?, With radi0- As 's$1^5. Call Patchogue 972R. 25tl
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DK, ct°upc' eood condition ,Srfo. Call Patchogue 1546M. 25tl
CHEVROLET 2-door sedan , $150. 29Morris avenue , Patchogue. 25tl
Furniture for Sale1 Used 10-piece WalnutDining Room Set - $65.1 Used High Chair - $7.Innerspring Mattresses
All sizes - $24.50Hollywood Beds
Complete - $59.50Maple Beds
All sizes - $19.50Double Studio Couches - $49.50
Walnut Wardrobe - $34.50Maple Chests & Dressers
$39.50 aoieceKING'S FURNITURE STORE
412 East Main StreetTelephone Patchogue 963
Open Evenings25tl
"Visit the Store That is Different"COME IN—LOOK AROUND
AND BE SURPRISEDAT THE BARGAINS TOO
NUMEROU S TO MENTION.Large Display of
New and Used FurnitureBric-a-brac - Glassware - China
See the Sensational NewLEIGHTONIA SOFA BED
Custom Styled in Rich FabricsDesigned for Your Comfort
Amazingly Low PricedWe Will Buy
Your Used Furniture.LEIGHTON'S
Open Sunday - Closed MondayMontauk Highway
SAYVILLE—EASTTelephone Sayville 2441
25tJ
OPEN 8 A. M. TO 9 P. M.WEDNESDAY 6 P. M.
BROWN'SSTORAGE WAREHOUSE
Your Furniture & Appliance Store185 Maple Street
ISLIP, L. L18tf
DRESSERS, chifferobe , beds, waffleiron , paintings, pictures, records,lamps. Many other miscellaneousarticles. Reasonable. Must sell. Pat-chogue 4616. 24t2DINING ROOM SET, reasonable.Call Patchogue 3173W after 5:30.
25tlSOFA, 3 cushions, slip cover andchannel chair, good condition , rea-sonable. 26 Campbell street, Patch-ogue, 25tl
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Wallace Paint &Wallpaper Co.
Floor Tile Venetian Blinds48 South Ocean Avenue
Patchogue 1635
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Station Wagon, R&H'48 Chevrolet
4 Dr. Fleetmaster'48 Anglia
English Car'47 ford
SpoMaman Convertible'46 Fwa
Super Deluxe4 Door Sedan'41 Chevrolet
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BOWLINGPatchogue Recreation
Ladies' League, 2/13/51Standings
rr . r, W Llorn s Beauty Parlor 39 24Canaan L. Country Club .. 33 30Maletta's Radio Shop 30 33C. M. Camera Store 30 33Monti's Pizzeria 29 34Troyer's Taxi 28 35Resultslom s Beauty Parlor 3, Troyer'sTaxi 0. iMonti's Pizzeria 2, C. M. Camera 1.Canaan L. Country Club 2, Maletta'sRadio Shop l.
*. * ?High individual score — CharlotteHursell, 169, 169; Sophie Daly, 169.High team game score—Monti'sPizzeria , 970.
Atom Lab Ladies' League, 2/13/51Standings
_¦ A • , W LMedical 34 £3Purchasing 33 24
Communications 32 25Biology. 31 26A-EC 26 31Accelerator 26 31Administration 25 32Fiscal 21 36
ResultsPurchasing 3, AEC 0.Communications 2, Administration 1.Medical 3, Accelerator 0.Biology 3, Fiscal 0.
* * *High individual score—N. Chris-topher, 186.Scores of 175 or more—N. Chris-
topher, 186; J. Book, 175.
Atom Lab Wed. League, 2/14/51Standings
W LPhotography 37 23Draftees 34 26AEC 33 27Machine Shop 29 31Utilities 29 31Heavy Machines 28 32. Purchasing 27 33Pile Operators 23 37
ResultsPurchasing 3, Pile Operators 0.Draftees 2, Heavy Machines 1.Photography 2, Utilities 1.AEC 2, Machine Shop 1.
* # *High individual score—J. Rorick,
210.
Atom Lab Mon. League, 2/12/51Standings
W LElectronics 39 15Fire Department 39 15Cyclotron 31 23Orbits 29 25Physics 25 29Meteorology 21 33Videos 21 33Electrons 11 43
ResultsVideos 2, Meteorology 1.Orbits 3, Electrons 0.Fire Department 3, Cyclotron 0.Electronics 3, Physics 0.
* * * •High individual score—S. Takats,
201.
Felice RecreationBusinessmen's League, 2/13/51
StandingsW L
SSC & D 42 24Patchogue Bank 40 26South Bay Auto Parts 40 26Savoy Blinds 38 27Otis Coal &«,Oil 38 28Furman Motors 35 31Patchogue Motors 34 32Roe Blvd. Service 34 32Beauty Mart 33 33Roe Factory 28 38Bee Hive 19 47Sunrise Surgical 14 52
ResultsFurman Motors 3, Beauty Mart 0.South Bay Auto Parts 3, RoeFactory 0.Savoy Blinds 3, Roe Blvd. Service 0.Bee Hive 2, Patchogue Bank 1.Patchogue Motors 2, Otis Coal &Oil 1.SSC & D 2, Sunrise Surgical 1.
* * »High individual score — Ed Reh-
man, 215.High team game score — Savoy
Blinds, 875.Scores of 200 or more—Ed Reh-
man, 215; John Felice, 211; JimDuffy, 213; Bob Brouwer, 209 ; AlbertBrown, 204; John Wehrenberg, 202;Albert Saletros, 201; Cliff Cox, 201;Arthur Scotto, 201.
Ladies' League, 2/15/51Standings
W LAnn's Beauty Shop 40 23Fuoco Bus Lines 34 29Blue Point Laundry 33 30Loehr's Upholsterers 32J11South Bay Auto Parts .... 28 35Usher's Plumbing 22 41
ResultsAnn's Beauty Shop 3, Soutn BayAuto Parts 0.Fuoco Bus Lines 2, Blue PointLaundry 1.Usher's Plumbing 2, Loehr's Uphol-sterers 1.
* « *High individual score—Dot Otis,
202.High team game score — Ann's
Beauty Shop, 810.Scores of 175 or more—Dot Otis,
178, 202; Sue Smith, 176, 188; AliceUsher, 189; Ann Texiera, 186; EdnaSpringhorn, 176.
C League, 2/14/51Standings
W LIsland Coal & Lumber 40 23Pendzick Motor Service .... 85 28Felice Bros. Service 33 30Dioquardo's Roses 31 32Blue Point Laundry 25 38Smithtown Laundry 25 38
ResultsDioquardo's Roses 3, Felice Bros.Service 0.Pendzick Motor Serviced, SmithtownLaundry 1.Island Coal & Lumber 2, Blue PointLaundry 1. •
* * *High individual score—Bill Stype,
235.High team game score — Island
Coal & Lumber, 958. .Scores of 200 or more—Bill Stype,
235; Ralph Stephani, 224; Bink Zene-ski, 221, 207; George Mancuso, 214;Mike Guerrasio, 211; Frank Texiera,212; Walter Loehr, 210, 206; JerryTiller, 208; Joe Mancuso, 202.
B LeagueT2/19/5lStandings
W LBohemia A. C - 37 23SSMT 31 29Fil's Store 31 29T & S Lumber 31 29Patchogue Sport Shop .... 29 31Richard York Shoes 21 39
ResultsFil's Store 2, T & S Lumber 1.Bohemia A. C. 2, Richard YorkShoes 1.SSMT 2, Patchogue Sport Shop 1.» * *
High individual score—Joe Zi&>man, 235.
High team game score — SSMT,934.
Scores of 200 or more—Joe Zie-inan, 235; Frank King, 232; BenSpringhorn, 224, 203; Jack Hoch-heiser, 215; Joe Picariello, 213; EdGraf , 211; Charles Kappler, 210;Tony' Suchiere, 209; Frank Lotito,207; Henry Trefny, 202; CharlesLudwig, 201; John Wolfarth, 200.
Anglers Club Is CitedFor Fine Showing in
Fishing CompetitionSAYVILLE — The Great South
Bay Anglers club at its monthlymeeting in the Foster House Febru-ary 13 learned that in the last year'sfishing contest conducted by theSchaefer Brewing company, therewere 207 clubs competing and al-though the Anglers club entered latein August it placed twenty-first inthe contest.
In recognition of this achievement,the club was presented with a cita-tion and individual citations weregiven to the following members whohad scored the highest number ofpoints:
Irving Peterson, Peter Kalivas, W.K. Letford, Charles Larson and Sil-vio Felice.
Hans Ceilings, president, appoint-ed the following chairmen df com-mittees for the coming year: Dr.Olaf Van Bomel, entertainment;Charles Larson and Roscoe Tracy,prizes; Joseph Gebhart. Bay day;Spencer Ackerly, Surf day; SilvioFelice, Schaeffer contest; Mrs. Ed-mund Brown publicity; and WilliamBeitel, Junior' anglers.
PETER D'AMEUOCommercial PhotographerW B D DI NG SPO BTR AITS 'A
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SPECIAL OFFER .THIS WEEK ONLY
A new iet of e^nft coverswith every usea car
Purchased Upon Presentation,of This Ad.
'5GSiw-e. Champ. 4 dr.'50 Stuck, Champ, 2 dr.'50 Stud*. Ckamp. Cony.'49 SjwJe. Cto-jp. Conv.'48 Chev. Conv.'46 Stude. Comm. 4 dr.'47 Stude. Chftmp. Conv.'47 Chev. 2 dr.'48 English Austin
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LOWEST RENTSi IN SUFFOLK COUNTY FOR
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I PATCHOGUE GARDENSI Maple Ave. ami Thome St., Patchogue, L. I.I ( a choice location convenient to everything )
3V2 & 4% ROOM APARTMENTS,[ from $7500 . ' ;¦i IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
I Check These Features-—-I • 25 ft. Living Room • Laundries and Garages • Play*I ground 9 TV Outlet* • Hollywood Kitchen and BathW • Throueh and Cross Ventilation • Hampers and Driera*~ ^- — — — —. -- _- -, —-—_ __. __ __ _
UPHOLSTERINGSUP COVERS MADE TO ORDER
FURNITURE EXPERTLY UPHOLSTERED
J. W. LOEHR95 SOUTH OCEAN AVENUE PATCHOGUE 1895
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Notice is hereby given that license number 7 Ij L 405 has beenNotice v> nc . h j wjne and heer at retui[issued to <.ht
;„hoiic Beverage Control Law. in a hotel at 80 Division
consumption.ALFRED C KAPPLERdba Kappler Hotel80 Division StreetPatclioguc, N««' Vork
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Notice is hereby given that license number 7 R L 1650 ha«r beenissued to the undersigned to sell liquor, -wine, cider, and heer atSi in a restaurant, under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at[he South sfde of Montauk Highway . Blue Point. Suffolk County,Long Island, for on-prcmises cowtumption.
THEODORE VATTENDALdba Town Line TavernMontauk HighwayBlue Point, New York
Go your way with the spices ol<loving thoughts and beautiful deedsand you will find that the stone hasbeen rolled away.
—-Robert Norwood_——___——_—————————————¦————
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