fjds. Arthur Bason went to New&t yesterda y to spend about a week.«r. and Mrs. Karl Pausewang mo-„4 to Forest Hills on Sunday 'tojt Mr. and Mrs. Geor ge Orrler.^nest Gaiser has been ill for thept several weeks. He Is- able to bei again but Is still not completelyjovered.George Huether , who has been work-j in Islip, has returned to his posi-„ in J ohn St. Lawrence 's garage andilnt shop. Hr s. Bertwin .'4Al§i^$ii,.'J3it.'.Schaghti-b, motor ed;*)lc}J ^i^Jij Jttr ;-ner daugh-r, Miss AliceV:.«ci«Sodiday, and isBiding a w'eeiT:'o'r:**ihore'' here.The Ladles ' Aid Society.of St. John 's(Scran Church will meet at theme of Mrs. J. Bergman on Greeleymue next Wednesday afternoon .Die King's Daughters will hold theirsness meeting on Monday afternooniv 1st , at 2 o'clock at the home of& Annie Pausewang at 109 Lake-id avenue.Ifie Rev. and Mrs. Joseph H": Bond,Is Ella Van * Deusen- ,aud Miss Hazelilrchild attended|j *he i. Westminste rlair Demonstration " it Babylon onMnesday e*ehlrigV bUll v 'let Geor ge do it! Do what? Repairil mower ; mowers called for andlivered. Lowest rates: George W.toux. 105 East Main St., Opp. Col-li . Ave. Phone Sayville 1085. tfHiss Jeanne Gilllgan has been act-jas a substitute teacher In the Fat-igue High School this week , takingt place of Miss Gertrude Parley,lo is ill. Miss Gllligan is teachingslish and French ,Urs. Annie Hallock , who as we re-rtcd last week suffered a serious sc-lent when she fell and broke herI on Easter Sunday, underwent aniration on the leg on Tuesday. Shestill in the Southside Hospital.the usual monthly meeting of thervllle Chamber of Commerce will bei in the office ot A. G. Edwards onmday evening. May 1st, at 8:15bck. Important matters ore to, hacussed, and a large attendance isted.ttgood sized delegation from the*iry,«f Smlth-Wever Post is ex-ed to attend the next meeting ofSuffolk County units to be heldHuntington on May* 13th. Mrs.initit. the State president , will beKu cst of honor.

Slgld adherence to the highestudards of .pharmaceutical practicematccs that the patient will re-ive exactly what the physician pre-ita! for him when the prescriptioni filled at the Sayville Pharma cy,Hcli Tietze, Ph.G., proprietor. - 15tfThe winner of the silk dress to beliposed of for the benefit of the'omen 's Emergency Work Reliefw will he announced on the morn-«of Mny 12th , when the winner willi notifie d. The dress may be seeniy day during the week from Mon-iy to Friday between the ' hours ofi. m. to 4 p. m. in tho Relief Room.In. R. Smith , Supervisor.Utrjorie O'Gr ndy, little dau ghter ofIt and Mrs. Paul O'Orady cntertnln-I ttvcrnl of her friends 'at a partyl .licr home on Collins avenue onIttlnct day, In celebra tion of herHhdriy. The little folks' who onjoy-I n pleasant afternoon were Agneslunkelwi tz , Bobby Munkelwlts , Vivianrtllckn , Ethel Smith , Laurel Collins ,Wty De Graff. June Knhle and Car yl!mm.Nick Dlsknduros , n brother of MikeWtad uros , popular proprie tor of thetenia sweets Shoppe , has taken a** on the vacant store of- George'«ta , on Main .street, opposite- Can-* avenue , whore he will open a mod-ni , first class barber shop. Nick'skrbc r Shop will be ready for bus-'s In about a week. For the pasti years , Mr. Blskaduros has conduct *I n bar ber shop In Nashua, Newbpshlre. The lenao was .negotiate!!Itou gh the 3. p. Dlckerson real estateJmcy.The monthly meting ol the ChurchHiool Board of the. Methodist Sunday«hool mot at the • Orison im Tuesday ]«nlng, At this time the Children 'sNf and Sunday School plento1 com-lltlccs were appointe d/ ' ;The niem-tt of the committee In charg e ot the(Warn for Children 's Day, which willtobserv ed on June 11th, are Ura.

lam ln Broero, Mrs. Harriet Bujffh),fo. Frank Collins, Miss Helen nip-N and Miss Muriel Bhonley , ' The'Jura tion cojnmlt tee Includes MlUNle Nauert , Wilbur Hopkins, Mr,Nu , and the assqolkto teach er*,'fembcrs of the plortjo committee,ton win be "held at Wre Iala,Jv(l \n% mo Percy Webber. Harry o. 8kU>rand Wilbur HcpMro. ¦

J tlmo Meats at Billy's Market , R»ijiW Av«. T»L flayvlIU 841 8tl%ry Kronoke, upholsterer, Merrickm; Vvt estimates call BayvUle UUv

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Miss Edna' Wlxom spent her vaca-tion at Norfolk , Va., where she mo-tored from her home In Beacon , N. Y.

: Mrs. Herber t L. Jones , of Brooklyn,was a guest over last week-end at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hender-son.

• Joseph Marti n , assistant cashier ofthe Oystermen 's National Bank , ishaving a vacation from his duties thisweek, j

Clifford Munsell was taken to the-Mather Memorial Hospital on Satur-day for trea tment. He Is- a little bet-ter but his condition is still very seri-ous.

Goldfish , 2 for 5c; giant goldfish, $1;water lilies, aquatic plan ts, rock gar-den plants , Japanese red maple, 50c,at the Sayville Pet & Garden Shop,112 Main St.; Sayville. 15tf

Mrs. Fergus Shaw, of JacksonHeights , and Miss Rose Truh lar andHenry Schultz , of New York , have beenguests this week at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Anton Vltoch.

The committee of St. Ann 's Men 'sClub in charge of the annual beef-steak dinner has announced that itwill take place on the evening of Wed-nesday, May 17th , and that tickets willbe one dollar.

A combined meeting of the SouthShore College Women 's Club was heldin the music room of the high schoolbuilding 'on Wednesday evening. Aftersupper was served, there was a busi-ness meeting, and the guests playedbridge.

Past Distric t Deputy Grand MasterPrank H. Howell , and Harry C. Skin-ner , both of Sayville , have been elect-ed Chief Patriarch and Senior Wardenrespectively of Queen Uillage Encamp-ment No. 154 and will be Installed atthe special meeting to be held in Pat-chogue this evening.

Commodore Albert Randall of theUnited States Lines was .here with hisson, Albert , and daughter , Dorothy, ofBeechhurst , together with Mrs. EllGodfrey, of Scotia, N. Y., to spendlast Friday and Saturday with Com-modore Randall' s aunt, Mrs. C. A.Brown , and his cousins , Mr. and Mrs.Edwin C. Rcqua.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lambdin cele-brated their 33rd wedding anniversaryon Wednesd ay evening by entertainingtwo tables of cards. At the close ofthe evening, the hostess served daintyrefreshments. Those present were Mr.and M-s. John Westerbeke, Mr. and.Mrs. Peter Kwaak , Mr. and Mrs. Em-erson Peppard , »and Mr. and " Mrs.Lambdin.

An enjoyable Easter party for thechildren of the Methodist SundaySchool was held In the social room ofthe church when 42 children were pres-ent to take part In the games. Eleventeachers and parents of the youngsterswere present to act as hostesses andserved the refreshments , and each childreceived an Easter gift. The SundaySchool has made a gain of 32 percent in all of its departments duringthe last year.

Attorney Fredrick'W. Tuck , who hasmaintained offices In Sayville and Isllpfor some time past , announces that hehas associated with him In partner-ship Stanley Gray Horan , of GroatRiver, and that tho Arm hereafter willbe known as Tuck & Horan. Mr.Hbran, who has had his law officelocated nt 22 Exchan ge place , NowYork City, will spend most of his timeIn the Isllp office, so that while stillmaintainin g their New York officeconnect ions , Mr , Tuck will be enabledto spend most of his time attendin gto his practice In Sayville.

Prompted by the series of articlesrecently published In the Eagle com-memora tin g tho 50th anniversar y ofthe openin g of the Brooklyn Bridge totraffic , Tho News Is Informe d by Onpt.Albert Tuthlll that ho sailed up theEast River on the first vessel whichpassed under tho first wire cable tobe stretc hed for that bridge somethinglike ten years prior to Its comple-tion. He was on board the schoonerOaseUe bound from North Carol inato Brid geport , Conn,, with a car go ofwatormcl qr ts, Capt. Edmund Terry, ofBayport, father of Oapt. Charles FloydTerry, was in command and the crowwere Oecsr Slmonson and Albert Tut-hlll.

Cars washed , groaned nnd repaired ,Clifford Green , Unison's comer , GreeneAve, Phone Bayvlllo 1333. lStf

Miss Luella Toaer spent the Eastervacation at her home in Naples, N. Y.

Earll Fr alick has been away ' fromthe post office for the past two weeksbecause ol illness.

Lawnmow ers sharpened and repair-ed at the Central Garage , Railroadavenu e, Carl Munkelwitz. i3tf

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hildreth arehere from Miami , Fla., to spend thesummer in IVeeport and in Sayville.

Mrs. G. Harold Terry has been illfor several days this week and unableto attend to her duties in the BluePoint school.

The links at the Sayville Golf Clubare open for play. A greens fee of 75cents per day is to be charged untilJun e 1st. 15tf

Albert Oakley underwe nt an opera-tion last Fri day In the Southside Hos-pital for appendicitis. He is improvingbut will have to be in the hospital foranother week.

Miss Violet Smith , accompanied bythe Misses Leona Smith and MargaretDolg, motor ed to Dickinson Landing,Ontario , for the Easter vacation. Theyalso visited Ottawa and Montreal.

Mrs. John M. Alvarez is to go toNew York on Monday to attend theannual meeting and breakfast of theDaughters of Maryland in New York,of which she is the founder. The af-fair will be ' held at the Waldorf-As-toria.

The Misses Vivian Van Poperlngand Doris Lynch and Louis Maas andReginald Elton at tended the annualdinner dance of the Jun ior Class ofAdelphl College held at the Ambassa-dor Hotel in New York City on Fridayevening. Miss Van Popering is a mem-ber of the Junior Class at the school.

Miss Gladys Vunck spent last week-end In Brooklyn with her sister . MissNatalie Vunck. On Sunday Miss Vunckattended a reception at the Players 'Club In New York in celebration ofShakespeare Day. The club is op«nto ladies only one day during the yearand admittance is by invitation only .The club Is housed in Edwin Booth' sformer home.

The Card Party to be given by theSayville and Bayport branches of theRed Cross tomorrow In the Bay-port High School promises to be a pop-ular event, as a large number of tick-ets have been sold. Games will startat 2:30 p. m. There will be a largenumber of prizes. Refreshments willbe served afterwards. Tickets may bspurchased at the Red Cross office orfrom any member of the committee.

The ¦%. P. Dlckerson. real estateagency has -leased for a year the cot-tage of Joseph Martin on Sncdecoravenue , Bayport, to Robert Buttlcmnn.of Jamaica. - They have rented thecottage of James Donahue on Garfieldavenue , to August Saucr , of New York ,and the cottage of Mrs. Mae Glider-sleeve on Cleveland avenue , to Edwa rdBronnan , of Holbrook. They have alsorented for the summer the cottage ofMrs. Ida C. Greener on Colton avenueto John Burkhard , of Brooklyn.

Lawnmowers sharpened and repairedat tho Central Garage , Railroad ave-nue , Carl Munkelwitz. . 13tf

Miss Alice Riley of Manhattan , wasa guest over last week-end of MissLillian Griffin.

Miss Alice Alvarez atten ded a re-union luncheon of Packer alumnae atthe Hotel Blltmore in Ne'w York lastSaturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Elbert wentetoNew York last evening to hear thebroadcast of " the Chase & Sanbornhour from station WEAF. .

A large variety of delicious cofleicakes and layer cakes arc baked espe-cially for the week-end at Wahn 'sBakery. Phone Sayville 808. 14t'J

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Alvarez and 'their son, John 3rd , returned to theirhome in Larchmont on Sunday afterspending ten days here with Mr. Al-varez ' mother , Mrs. John M. Alvarez.

About twenty local people, membersof the Companions of the Forest andtheir friends , we're guests last eveningat a dinner party as Mr.s. GeorgeMoon 's place in Bayport. Following adelicious dinner , several hours ofbridge were enjoyed.

Invitations have ueen Issued thisweek for the wedding on May 14th ofMiss Doris Locker , daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Henry Locker , and IrvingStanley Spauldlng, of Nashua , NewHampshire. The weddin g will, takeplace at 6:30 in St. Ann 's EpiscopalChurch , and will be performed by therector , the Rev. Joseph H. Bond. MissLocker will have as her maid of honorMiss Harriett Dlckerson , of Southold,and her bridesmaids will be Miss RitaDickersp'n, , of Southold , and Miss Mcl-ba Spauldlng, of Nashua , sister of thegroom. All of these young womenare friends of Miss Locker at theMethodist Episcopal Hospital. Mr.Spauldi pg will have as best man hisbrother , Lawrence Spauldlng, of Na-shua, ard the ushcrs will be HowardLocker and Elwyn Spaul dlng, of De-troit , Michigan.

Meat s ol the finest qualit y, and atthe lowest prices at Billy 's Market ,Railroad Ave . Telephone -your orderfor prompt service. Sayville 841. 2tf

Miss Julia Trinkwald has been con-fined to her home for several days thisweek by illness.

Marek' s Dry Goods Store , 142 Rail-road avenue , carries merchand ise forthe entire family. It

The annual meeting of the SayvilleGarden Club will be held on May Cthat the home of Miss Agnes Moore onFoster avenue at 2:30 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ryther andtheir daughter , of Brooklyn , have beenspending the past two weeks here withMr. Ryther 's mother , Mrs. JennieRyther.

Miv,.nnd Mrs. Arthur D. Smith en-tertai ned on Wednesday Mrs. Alic3Egger&of Rutherford , N. J. , Mr s. Mil-dre d Schelling of New York , Mrs. Ger-trude Ankeltell , of Jamaica , HerbertSmith of New York , and Willia mSmith , of Vannest , N. Y.

Miss Lolita M. Roemmele Is enter-taining at bridge, and tea tomorrow ather home in Brooklyn. The invitedguests are Miss Flora Hannigan, MissGladys Gerdts , Miss Shirley Vogel.Miss May Melton. Mrs. James Kelly.Mrs. Joseph Oppenheimer , Miss LouiseBausback , Miss Ann Tissier, Miss Mar-ion Carr , Miss Dorothy Carr , Mrs.Thomas O'Brien , Miss Dorothy Bauer .Miss Eleanor Hommell and Miss JeanRoemmele.

We have a few high grade lawnmowers at from $5 to $12.50. H. Rohm& Son, 246 R . R. Ave., Tel Sayvlli .-100!). 1314

Dr. G. K. Oxholm Is expected backtomorrow after a week's vacation.

Mrs. Joseph Grimn iert on Sundayfor Wash ington , D. C, where she spentseveral days the first of the week.

Be sure to attend the card part y giv-en by the Sons and Daughters of Lib-erty on Monda y avenlng, May 1st, atOdd Fellows' Hall. Cards at 9 p. m.Pr izes, refreshments. Tickets 35c. It

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