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By \Kitty \ Valentine , Society Editor 4 , Misa Millie Skinner , who lma been ill in UiiK(ir ' .H hospital , returned to her home on South Ocean Avcinic , Sunday mid' I H much improved, Mr , and Mrs, Kvuuutli foster of Blue Point spent the weck-entl as gtients of Mr, ami Mrn . H. Mellroy of Flatbush. Mr. nntl Mrs. C. S. M. RoMnson of Muple Avenue entertained at their home Friday (evening, Mrs. Ida Stuu- bucli and daughter, TI IP I IMI and Mr. uml Mrs. W. B. Robinson of Bellport ami Profesooi \ Shi-rbow , the well known violinist and his sister, Miss Anna Sherbow uf Brookhaven. Joseph B. Swezey, who lias been ill in his home ou Cliurcli Stt-oot for .. •several' months , i.s able to be out again . Wullnee Otin of Brooklyn spent the » we«k-eiid with his parents , Wr, and Mrs. IlniTy Otis of River Avenue. Mrs. William Loughlin entertained her Bridge club ut her home om Cur- ' nitttt Street Friday afternoon, John ,T. Van P elt, prppiiient of Swe- zey and NowliiN , Inc., who has been 111 for severnl weeks , is able to lie out ngain. Charles Willey of East Palchogue hus returned from n visit hi Tryon, N. C , where lie visited Mrs. Willey, who is spending the winter there with her daughter. Willinm Van Arnnm and Kenneth Campbell of the High School faculty attended the Georgetown and N.I Y. U, football game Saturday in New York City. ' V. A. Bcere of East Patcho .guo Is . expected home tomorrow from Tulsa , Oklft., where he has been attending an oil convention. Frank Phaniiemiller is ill at his . home on North Ocean Avenue. ¦Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Usher , Jr., of .Torry Street hive-returned fro m Troy where , they attended a football game ¦ and house party at Mr. Usher ' s fra- te rnity, Bita Psi. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Austin en- tertained • a few . friends for supper at their home on Bay Avenue , Sat- urday evening, in, honor of Kurt Grunwnld , who ' has just returned from a campaign tour which included Ne- braska , South Dakota, Montana and Wyoming where he made speeches in behalf of Herbert Hoover. Mi- . . Gruiiwald ,. who is an agriculture ex- pert , spoke on the Farm Relief Plat- form of . the Republican Party, . The other guests were Mr. - and Mrs, Wil- liam H. Aldrich , Mr. , and Mrs. Frank \ . A. Potter and Mr. and. Mrs. Benjamin Brandt. . Walter S. Hawkins; brother of Mrs. R. \ L-Robinson of 270 West Avenue , • was married on ^November 2 in Gal- veston , Texas , to Miss Barbara Rehm of Galvestqn. ' Mr; and Mrs. Herbert • Schultz of * Waverly Park entertained friends , from : New York City over tho' -weelt- enoL ¦ . ¦¦ . •¦ rw u%^7>*T^+w^^ \ Personal , Social and Local Items of Interest jj lm 9*^<Ur *» <l m£r^Zm *W^ pHESTER D. FISKE , busi- ^ - ' ness manager of the South Shore Secretarial School entering the school by a side entrance the morning after Hallowe ' en , did not observe that some mischievous imps had , the nigh t before , taken a si gn from the shop of Robert Ryder and placed it in front of the school. He was puzzled when a stranger entered and said , \I observe your business is that of making signs. \ Mr. Fiske explained that Frater- nity Hall, a meeting place for secret societies , was located next door. \They make signs and passwords there , \ he said. But the stranger insisted that some signs be made for him. Mr. Fiske countered: \We do not teach by means of the sign language here. There are schools for deaf mutes but this is not one of them. \ Just then Mr. Ryder arrived and claimed his business bulletin. HE BELIEVED IN SIGNS Another Deck on the Queensboro Bridge Will Relieve Congestion 1 1 'HE Highway Bureau of the Long ' Island Chamber of Commerce, re- ports that increased traffic facilities on Queensboro Bridget are now assur- ed b y the action of the board of esti- mate of the City of New York , which provides for additional funds to start work re-locating the elevated tracks on the bridge , and approved the map for the acquisition of land accessary for the new approaches to the upper deck roadway. The board of estimate also author- ized the controller to.buy the lands necessary for the approaches at pri- vate sal e whenever possible. Adop- tion of the map, however , permits the controller to acquire needed prop- erty by condemnation. This action was urged upon the hoard of estimate by more than 70 civic organizations which have been protesting for some time against the unnecessary delay in increasing the traffic facilities on the Queensboro Bridge. When this work is completed in about 12 months , the available roatlway surface will be increased by 46 per cent., which will do much to relieve the traffic congestion; on the bridge. OBITUARIES MR S. CHARLOTTE M. EDWARDS Mra. Charlotte M. Edward s , a for- mer res iden t of Ya p hank a nd w ell kn o wn th er e , died Saturday at the age of G5 at the honie of hev daugh- ter , Mrs. F. M. Southard of 28 Roose- velt Street , Babylon. She was the wife of F. Willi s Edwards and leaves be- sides hcr ; hu s band a so n. T h e f un er al is being held this afternoon at 2 o ' clock in the Yaphank church , the Rev. George Ba ' ker officiating, , with burial in the Yaphank cemetery. ALBERT NEUSS Alb ert Neuss , the two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Neuss of Bell Avenue , Blue Point , died Saturday at Mi s s . Hughes ' private hospital follow- ing an operation for appendicitis. The. funeral' is being h' iild \from the homo this afternoon at 2 o ' clock , thc Rev. John Freeman Mills officiating, wi t h burial in the Union Cemetery in Say- ville. SARAH E . MOONEY Sarah E. Mooney, a f o rm er resid e nt of Patcho g ue , died in New York city October 30. The funeral was held f rom the Church of the Ascension on West 107th Street , with burial in Cal- vary, cemetery. ' Gordon & Erhardt Plumbers Railroad Ave., Patchogue am^^mm^mmmmsmmwmmmmmtmmmmmmnam. TTHE famous Italian-American tenor , * CapelH' , who made a Sunday 8« T - vice appearance nt the Methodist church here sonu: weeksNigo , will giv-e a regular song recital In that church this Friday night. He won tremen- dous favor ou his other visit , arid, a large audience Is expected. To Sing Here Friday Frank Costanao of Waverly Ave- nue , who was lust summer fined $10 on a ^ disorderly conduct charge for annoying Miss Florence Larson , an as- sistant in the Chamber of Commerce offices , will be arraigned today before Police Justice August I). Schoenfeld , Jr. , on a second degree assault ehargt? growing out of un alleged attack last night on Erwln McMullen of Academy Street. According to the police Cos- tanzo jumped on the running boanl of McMullen ' s car , demanding a rida west. McMullen refused and Costanzo- is allege d to have struck him in tlie mouth , knocking out two teeth. He was locked up for the llight. ARRESTED FOR PUNCHING MOTORIST IN THE FACE United Cigar Store And Zenker ' s Sold (Continued fro m page 1 , this section) nieriy been in Uiu advertising busi- ness. The United Aucncy hero was token over by Mr. Brail In January, 1920 , and for several years was conducted In the Mills building at Ocean Avenue and Main Street und in thc spring of this year moved to the Roe Hotel block, which block the Broil Realty Corporation took n lon g term , lease on January 1. Mr. Brail holds the distinction of being the first United Cigar store agent in the country, hav- ing opened Us first outside agency in Hempstead , where he- was located previous to coming to Patchogue. The fac t that lie wished to devote his full time to thc real estate and home development field led him to aell out) the cigar store business. Tlio restaurant of Roe ' s Hotel will lin dis- continued in a few -Jay\ and after nn attractive new front lias been install- ed n line new olllce will bc opened whe re Mr. Brail will itmko hia licatl- quarters as head of the Brail Realty Company, '' builders of many homes , the Patchogue Realty Company, own- ers of thc Snydlcate Building on West Main Street. Mr. Zenker has been In tho bakery business here for the past ten yearn , his establishment being known na the Main Street bakery and during the past year he lias installed ull new -nodertt. ' fixtures nnd equipment, Mr. Rni'th, the new owner Is one of the bent known bolwra on Lonr Island and hu comes here with a wealth of experience In. this line. Mr. Zenker leaves this weeTT\\\\ tended automobile trin „„,i T , 8 V*\ to start the b» kw }\ft d t , 'f P-m, other Long M . ^ tBj ? ^ THE \ '\ \ i Keenan Safe Co. •s-SAFB* 260-266 West Bro- ,d*, y> N y P. W. ALBIN , A gent BE L LPORT , L. 1 , Bf Long Island Railroad Time Table Wm mAM - , Effective Oct ober 17 , 1928 _ _. \¦*?- Lt»T » A rr. hear. Arr. L OST * , A rr. _ Iw* — —r N. - y7Bkiyiv Patch_ \ _Ti e BW >' n N - Y - N - Y ~ Bkiyn Patchogue.^'V' a p ST, ' (P.ST.) FB.A- ™ 1 ¦ ° * Ue |FB .A. > P.ST. (P . ST.) FB.A, ¦^• . . 'iii- Eastward Wtelc Days Westward E_ twsrd So \-\ , . ?J a W \ ,w \ (E«c«pt Holldsrs) (And HolHari) M A. M. A. M, A, M. A. M. A. H.-A. -M. A. M. A. M. A. M. A. 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Feb. 12 *» , I xS.48 a8 42 848 8*28 10-11! l012 x-Pswn«ors tran-fer « B« b ' ,l0 2 fA I -8.26 S^J Xlil 9*23 IMS 11.17 ^- __^t Saturday* . sfd Nov. 6, XU.87 kU, N m „n.B( . N ^, Lly 2 th«du, e ' wiI. ^ o^ »;^i \ I PULLMAN TICKETS . « «11 u through 2 « - ?«- » » nd , J ^ '\ ™ £e *m notei I Ucksts and tleksta from New Ywk . points ai>I)!lf on oU \ r hMiK >»' exc \\ on or reached vis tha PennsylvmU SUtlda P- H. WOODVAKD. H aro on sals at .stehowa. Gtnsrsl JswW *«^_^ , H Lighting Fixtures I /f* NEW line of Early American Fixtures. H Q/A , Exceptional woikmanship and in the n 7 correct period desi gns. Hj - .; • To make room for new 9j igl|& ' numbers , we are offering re- M f^y markable values in \Odroom \ fl ^H Fixtures. Look for the Green fl l_B Tags in our fixture display . fl jjjI bM BRACKETS , $1.25 up 1 ^P^ CEIUNG PIECES $2.00 up i Limited to Stock on Hand SL Howard Titus Electrical and Gift Shop 43 East Main Street Roe ' s Hotel Block .^^^ ^ SAVE YOUR SAVINGS 1 ' ^^^^B /( l 0/ I t ' r^^^ M m ^^m emmmmJL-1 -7T />» H ^^^M^^^m * ^ 2 XO I i irt^ifiTEffl '(LATEST DIVIDEND) M ' lil t IP liE ^' A SAVINGS BAN K 1 g p^^Bg,. i ih » i i i i »h » i i i i ih i i i i i q 1 £ Needs aiid Opportunities I i ~ Needs and opportunities for money are - I ~ sure to come; Prepare for them now in a - H ¦• ~ business-like way. Open an account with - ~ this Bank and get the habit of regular de- - fl ~ posits. » . - fl 3 Latest Dividend 4V2% £ I . -2. ¦ Interest Credited Quarterly — 9 ~ Accounts Opened by Matt ^ n 1 T HE U NION S AVI SMGS B ANK § 1 = OCEA N AVE £• CHURCH SJ., PATCHOGUE , L1., N.Y. [E ' 1 TT THE ONLY SAVINGS BANK IN BROOKHAVEN TOWN 7] 1 (Continued from page 1, this section) * . . Returns in general will be heard oyer the radio systems tonight ahd county, town and local returns also at the Young Men ' s- Republican club , Patchogue , Hoover headquarters , Port Jefferson and elsewhere. Mrs, Ella Sillirnan , 93 years old , Patchogue ' s oldest \first voter \ this morning attended the polls for the first time in her life. She voted a straight Republican ticket , accord ing to her own statement , at 10 o ' clock at Barrie ' s showroom , 25th district. She was taken, to the polls by Mrs. Blanche Belmont , a party worker and neigh- bor, For the past few weeks she had been looking ahead with . much pleasure to the opportunity of casting her first ballot and on returning from the polls she was especially protind. Although a Democrat at heart she mya her admiration for Hoover and lack of confidence in Smith led her to vote Republican. Mrs. Sillirnan is a great- grandmother. Shq is exceedingly brifek , an educated woman of high <>r- der of intelligence on whom the years seem to have made little impression. Grant Overton, auth or nnd book re> viewer , formerly of ratchoguc , waa one of those on the program for thc Wananiokvr Book Week events yes- terday. Mrs. Jack Moon* uml nun , Allen , ol Ainesbii ry, Mass., are vlsltlni\; her sis- ter , Mrs. Donald Hudson of West Main Street. Ml- , and Mrs. Charles Anderson eel- ebrated their twonty-f If th wedding tin- nlvcrsni-y recently ut tlie/r home on Rlvfr . Av-'inio, Th e* house was decor- ated in sliver nnd white with autumn loaves and chrysanthemums. Rev. uihl Mrs. Hermann Zoller of the Em- tinuel Lutheran Church , who were present at the wedding, were also jruests. Rev. Zoller performed the wuddinK ceremony in St, John ' s Luth- eran Church , Sayville , of which he was pastor at that time , and Mrs. Zoller was bridesmaid. Mrs. Ander- son presented her husband with n Moose ring and ho gave her a white gold wedding ring. Only the immedi- ate friends nnd relatives were pres- ent. Miss Patricia Hoaglanil of West Main Street celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday-with a party to 21 guests. Mr. .and Mrs . Newton Moger of West Avenue had an week-end guests Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis Sowa ' rby of South Nonvalk , Conn., and Mrs. Let- tie Rcovc and three daughters, Kuth , Estellc and Caroline of Moriches. . The fire alarm went on a rampage Sunday morning with a series of taps and toots but no fi re could bc found , the noise being attributed to trouble in the system. Mra, L, M. Perry, Mrs. Kranick anil daughter Luella of Highland Avenue motored to Freeport Sunday and at- tended the recital bf thc famous Ital- ian tenor , Signor Capelli, , Joseph T, Losee of Ron Boulevard West attended the Lafayette-Wash- ington Jefferson football game nt Eas- ton , Pa., Saturday. Campaign Closes; Voters Swamp P«!b PERSONAL a ' . - Investment Service j ' • • ' •¦ • ' -- . •. BANK AND ] INSURANCE STOCKS j For Capital Appreciation BONDS AND PREFERRED STOCK For Income Return Inquiries Invited ® ® Swezey, Topliffe & Co. Incorporated 48 Brosdway, Kew York Patchogue Office: Hill* Bullltaf TelephaM Illl ' ¦ •\ \ - - ¦ ' ¦ \ ~ ' ga_w_a__ Mi iiii iaiji i iiiiiimii> l 'iM«B« \SUPREME AUTHORITY\ \ § WEBSTER'S I MEW INTERNATIONAL I DICTIONARY § -THE MERRIAM WEBSTER g Because H Hundreds of Supiuae Count H H Judges ' concur ' - in 'highest vtatie B fi of the work ns-their Authority. R S The f residents of alllcadlngUn!- H B verjltles , Colleges , and Normal H Schools give their ticarty indorse- m B All States that have adopted a El H large dictionary aa standard have H H selected \Webster ' s - lew Interna- H S donah H H The Schoolboolcs ot \ the Country n H adhere to thc Merriam-Webster 9 B system of diacritical marks. 1 . . B The Government Filming Oflice | fi itWashington uses it as authority. 1 B WRITE for a sample page of the New | R Word* , specimen of Resular and India i B EIIAIV— McK . ENDRICK Miss Ma ry Hartness McKendrick , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- K endrick of • Waverly Avenue was quietly married Friday at the Con- gregational parsonage by the Rev, L ouis H. Johnston to Clayton Frank ¦B ehan of Patchogue. Tliey were at- tended by the ' ' brid e 'i sister and hus- ba n d , Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Young of Bayport. JAYNE-r-M ASSAR R o dne y Jayn e of Ea s t p or t , son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jayne , and M i ss Anna M a ssa r of Ba yp ort wer e u n i t ed In marri age Saturday evening by the R ev. Louis H. Johnston at the Patch- o g ue Con g re g ational parsonage. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Fran- cis Lachall of Eastport. They will r e sid e in Ba yp ort wh e re t he bride is employed by. the New Y o rk Tel ep ho n e Company. Frank Cutlrlilgo , Jr. , of North Ocoun Avenue I B now employed in N ew York City ns a coiniricrcliil Illus- trator. Dr. and Mrs. Ko y B, Robbins oi ah iyne Avenue uml Mr. and M rs. Har- ry Super of lSutit iMnln Street attend- ed the football tfiimo at tlm Yale Sta- dium Saturday. Mrs , M. KrutiMt of Highland iAve- 11111' has returiu'tl from n several days ' v/oit wi th Mr. ami Mr s . Cllin-pr of Rockville Centre, On Wednesday she wns the guest of honor nt a party given ny MM . Oiling- . -! . . Mr, and Mrs. lUchnrd Smith , who arc spending tho winter months In New York City, nro in town today, •coming out to vote, Miss Kuthoriiifl Kennedy of New \York City und Mr. and Mrs, Oeoriro Durf ce of Pavilion , M. Y,, arc the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Sharp o f Ruilr o ad Av en u e . About 30 relatives and friends at- to D'Ipil the forty-iilxth -wedding anni- v ersary of Mr. nntl Mrs. George A. Link , proprietors of the Old Onk Ho- tel , East Main Slre et. The dining room wus artistically decorated with autumn folia ge and chrysanthemums. After a delicious supper dancing and ent ertainment were enjoyed. Kdward Prooli c h , a son-ln-lnw , rendere d sev- eral v ocal selections. Mr. and Mrs. ^ink hav e resided iii Pntchogue for tliu past 31 years ' and have six chil- dren , Mr s. William Oivany, Mr s. Ed- ward Froii lich , the Misses Edna and Franci s Li n k dnd George , Jr., nnd Howard . The couple received many hand some presents. NUPTIAL f Light Lunch j Refreshments . \ -;Soda. '\VCandy j Watch Our Windows for S pecials i Patch-gruq. Confectionery g . , . ¦ 5S. Ea^t -M»ln Strret f Palchogua Theatre - Bulldlnir . DON'T BE I DECEIVED • - ¦ - . ' i Sheffield Farms , Inc., i is the ONLY DAIRY SELLING | CERTIFIED MILK j I We deliver Certified and Grade A Milk from Blue Point to Westhamp- | ton Beach. Patchogue Sheffield j Agency, Inc. Phone 720 63 N. Ocean Ave. 1 i __-ll—lll__i| n MM- ill Wil WII^B II—i II — IMIIW II ¦¦11 ^ II — tn ii n Ti n iin r if»» mi rv tit^ri _ *'^WM \^**™™ \\ \ *\**\———— ^— ¦¦i n i i >' \ ^— i ¦ House cleaning made easy (jO^REMIERDUPLEX isasupctb f <&-> electric cleaner with super- / suction and motor-driven brush—-we *^ _ v20 recommend ic for die average home. _ _ _ f^fraBj_ Premier Junior—similar to fj&fflBBB- r * ' J Premier Dup lex but only % as large ef af i&tSW M , —is .ideal for the smaller home or ^86as>^ a) Prem i er Pic-up, Vs the size of „^l^ SFs . ^40 Premier Dup lex , should be in every ^M^BSBS ^ home. It gets into the difficult ^M^^^^fmM s coraers—and cleans stair carpets , ^^__^S«^iw /j A auto up holstery, mattresses , firni- >Pfl __Sp !# W [[ ture , fer better than attachments. ____ w®l* ^ A All thrfee Premier models ate ^CSAx S ™*^ e >s_ _ sold on easy terms. Ask for a dem- ^ ^ MZr ^Wm mr'JL. onstration. / * - ']- _ B5 H ___ Swezey & Newins , Inc. ^ J ^S/ ^ 60 Patchogue , L. L ^^o&T^ i - r T rrn rTfr rTTTT I f t fTMH ' vo mm »r t r^KWSR ; . -¦- . . !• !¦ - .; ¦I. itjj , i '- -t . , - ,, ' ¦ ' ' ' 7 j: \ ' . - ,. \Baby grows up strong , and good— \When it' s fed the purest food. \ —says Billy Break O'Day, / ^insoBj] I L ?^S; 1 MS . A TCHOQUE. H . Y ^^ \Please Stand By \ CIRE INSURANCE continually * \ stands by \ , the policy- holder—ready always to meat the emergency . untl to give prompt aid when it is most needed. Yet thc cost of dependable insurance protection is small compared to thc security it givea. Potter & Robinsons , he. , 30 EAST MAIN ST. PATCHOGUE (Continued fro m page 1. / his section) not to give any more than , the pur- chases call for. Do not insult them by asking for excess coupons , or asking them to sell you any outright. ¦ Full particulars of the \ contest will be given in each issue of the Advance. See formal announcement on another page of ' .this 'issue. ' . - ¦ ' - _ ¦ ; Those who 'Will give coupons and who combine In glvlnK . the pri7.cn ' are: Economy Market , R. & VI. Motors , S. J. GlrsholT , lilehenstcin Bros,, Zen- ker ' s Bakery, Maurice , haberdasher; B. Marguno . Lnd & Lassie Shop, Advance Paper Shoppe , Jost Auto Service , Al. K. Jones & Son, Needle- craft Shop, Wernick &¦ Mendelnon, Novelty Ureas floods Co., Star Fur- niture Co., Guy N, Ash. Another Kute Kiddie Kontest Gets Started ^ TrrTTT^rr ^- — ¦¦..-¦¦ -¦¦ - .—— ¦¦-~ ^v^^^^^^^ T-- T - r^^? !?^^, ^ ^ | *^w^ a^|^^ ^H MARIO CAPPELL1 I Premier American-Italian Tenor Q PATCHOGUE METHODIST CHURCH I NOVEMBER 9th , 8 P. _I | I ADMISSION SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS I
