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SAG HARBOR EXPRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY. 15, .1959-
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C L U I N G TIME FOR ALL CLASSIFIEDS WEDNESDAY 12 KOO* M e to
fee expense of carrying classified advertiaSof accounts on our
toftks a a d bul la* for tliem, we have been obliged to adopt a
policy « •** by many newspapers: All classified advertising now
payable in nd ranee , « • # where the ^ « ^ ^ » " ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ P a y m
e n i . refunded if ads are c a n e e U e d ^ ^ ^ ^ f ^ * * ? w t e
a r e H e a line. Mteimnm ra te %l** first insertion, $1.00 a week
thereafter. (Allow 2 t words or less for minimum charge.) ^ ^
FOR SALE FOR" SALE: Twin burner Florence
space Tieater in good condition. . ^ i S y reasonable. Telephone
SAg Harbor 5-0767-R. 1 15 I t
N O TRESPASSING SIGNS any quan t i ty Sag - Harbor Express. 3A
5-0132. 10-23-tfc.
GOOD SELECTION of used out-beard sizes, al l checked and ready
to go. Guaranteed for 30 days. Hampton Mower Service Montauk Hwy.
Phone BRidge-hampton 2-069$. 7-18-tfc
PAINTING: Reasonable hourly rates. Call SAg Harbor 5-0664-M.
1 8 4tc
MISCELLANEOUS
_ Clean white ash, nu t and stove coal $23.05 ton delivered.
Rlverhead Fuel, 950 W. Main St., FAxk 7-3093. 8-14-28
WANTED - Baby Jane Lattanzio, 5-0952.
Sitting Jobs -Sag Harbor
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CARRIE ALIDA SHERMAN Carrie Alida Sherman, life long
resident of Sag Harbor, passed away at her home on Main St.
Mon-day, January 12th. She was born to Richard and Mary ^Eliza
Devaull Sweezy February 9, 1868. Her hus-band, William H._ Sherman
prede-ceased her.
She is survived by her daughters, Mary and Louise Sherman, Mrs.
Peter Garypie of Sag Harbor and Dorothy Ward of Islip; a son
Ken-neth R. Sherman of California; two brothers Ralph Sweezy of
West-hampton and Bruce Sweezy of Col-orado. Also surviving are one
grand_ child and one great grandchild.
Funeral services will be conduc-ted Thursday, Jan. a5th at the
Yard-ley and Williams Funeral Home. Interment will follow in the
Oak-
WGR SALE: Reprints of James Whi tcanb fe^fa "Passing of the
BaftkhOKS'v' suitable for fram-ing 25c each. Sag Harbor Ex
1-26-tf press. RUBBER STAMPS Daters, Mark-
ing and Pricing Sets Time, Paid, Past Due, Box Holder Stamps,
Etc., Etc., Sag Harbor Express, SAg Harbor 5-0162. 10-23tfc
USED FURNITURE: Sought a no •old. Bargains in bureaus, tables
chests, chairs. Why not turn your old pieces of furniture into
cash? Call E. H. 60 and let us know what you have. Used Furn iture
shop in rear of Hamptons-Dept. Store ^-lO-tfc
FOR SALE: Aluminum combination windows and doors. Jalousies,
awnings, screens. Financing ar-ranged. Ward A. Freese, Montauk
Hgwy, EAst Hampton 4-1925.
4 10 tfc
FAMOUS "GTJUSTAHT CARPETS AND RUGS. We fake trade-ins of old
carpets. Sale and installatior of Ceramic walla, linoleum, vinyl
rubber tiles. Aluminum doors windows, Jalousies. New blinds shades;
launder, retape Venetian blinds. Budget, FHA Terms, PArk 7-4000
Suffolk Floors and Blinds. l-l«-tfc
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
FLOOR SANDING & FINISHING Waxing and Polishing. Joe Gun
ning, Prospect Ave., SAg Har-bor 5-0902-J. ll-13-52t
ALCOHOLICS A N O N Y M O U S meets every Tuesday evening at St.
Luke's Church, East Hampton
8 14 tfc
NORTHWEST KENNELS: Dogs trained and boarded. Free your dog of
ticks. Dips given. Also
,baths by. appointment. Call A. Staudinger, S A g Harbor 5-1090.
5-29-tfc
ASPHALT PAVING: For instant asphalt paving, bulldozing, or
bulkheading - Call Roy Ryan, BRidgehampton 2-0550 5-8-ffc
FURNITURE—Living room, bed room, dining room and breakfast sets;
everything to furnish a home very reasonable. John W Nilsson, North
Sea Road. South
THE ROOF "designed for your home" for as little as $10.00. a
month. TURNBULL & CAlN Flanders Road, Riverhead, Park 7-3660.
8-2tfc
DOCKS & BULKHEADS. Richard M. Thayer, Segaponack.
BRidge-hampton 2-0325. 7-10-tfc
ampton. Tel. £434. 494->fr
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE — Homes, plots, acreage. Summer rentals. List
pupperty with Dr. Schreiber, Sag iferbor 919-M or 5-0600
3-14-tfc
WANTED — Listings of Houses Rentals, Acreage & Lots. LOUIS
H. SASSE, Broker, Henry near Madison. SA 5-0603. 5-1-tfo!
FOR RENT
INSURANCE is our only business. World-wide facilities. Why not
take advantage of our facilities? Philip Rcichers & Co. Tel.
SAg Harbor 5-1010.
11-13-tfc
Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the
Town Hall, Southampton, N. Y„ at 11:00 A. M.; on January 27, 1959,
in connection with the proposal to renew the Contract with the
Vil-lage of Sag Harbor, N. Y. to fur-nish Fire Proection to the
Noyac Fire Protection District for a per-iod of two years,
commencing Jan-uary 1, 1959 and ending December 31, 1960 for a
consideration of $4,-500.00 per year.
By Order of the Town Board Town of Southampton, N.Y.
CLAUDE JONES, Town Clerk.
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PLEADS GUILTY TO ATTEMPTED FORGERY • Phillip Whitter, a 31 year
old
Riverhead farmhand charged with buying wine from a Cutcbogue
Liquor store with a forged check, pleaded guilty to attempted
forgery last Wednesday in Suffolk County Court.
Whitter and his friend, James Miller was indicted last October
on charges of forgery and larceny. Police said Whitter cashed a $77
check in the store last September 22, by forging the name of
Theodore Doroski, a Gutchogue farmer.
Whitter told Miler about his good luck and Miller tried i t a
week later according to police. Miller tried to cash a $52 check,
allegedly sign-ed by Jamesport farmer Frank Kane. The clerk, Mrs.
Eleanor Zan-eski, told Miller to wait while she went to the back of
the shop to get his brand of wine. Instead she call^ ed police and
Miller was picked up minutes later.
Whitter is to be sentenced Febru-ary '. 10. He is in jail.
Miller, also confined, was scheduled for trial this week.
Realty Transfers W C Hewitt & ors to O F Cloud T L g P M M U
R j m f r & w, lot 41, Clearwater Beach sec« • » w • w w m ' "
O H *
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held a t
the Town Hall, Southampton, N. Y., at 11:00 A. M., on January 27,
1959, in connection with the proposal to renew the Contract with
the Vil-lage of Sag Harbor, N. Y. to fur-nish Fire Protection to
the Bay Point Fire Protection District for a period of two years
commencing January 1, 1959 and ending Decem-ber 31, 1960 for a
consideration of $900.00 per year;
By Order of the Town Board Town of Southampton, N.Y.
CLAUDE JONES, Town Clerk.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
S1EAM HEATED: Winter Rentals. Furnished 2 and 4 rooms. Harbor
Haven Apartments, Union Street, SAg Harbor 5-0729. 9 11 tfc
PHOTOSTATIC COPY SERVICE -While you wait, if necessary.
Congdential. $2.00 1st copy, $1,-50 thereafter. Call. SAg Harbor
5-0872, is no answer 5-0162 or write Photostatic Copy, Box O.
11-20-tfc
F 0 K RENT: Small furnished apt. Suitable for one or two
persons. Plenty of heat and hot water fur-•ished. Reasonable Call
SAg Harbor 5-0162 or 0872. 11-1-tfc
RENT: Noyac - Furnished or UKftirnished bungalow, three rms. • *
* bath. Oil heat . Inquire l a -ttice's Nursery or call SAg
Har-b«r5-Ot5i . 1 0 » t f c |
NO TRESPASSING — WARNING All persons are warned against
hunting, trapping or trespassing on Spring Farm and the
properties of Daniel F. Mulvihill, Collins Estate, Monico under
penalty of sections 350-352 and 365-370 of the Conser vation Law of
the State of New York.
GEORGE SCHELLINGER, JR. Sag Harbor, N. Y« Owner and Lessee
9 18 tfc
Boat trai ler and ce aocpt mixer. SAg Harbor 5-0369 o* « e i 7 -
W . 3-23-tt
WHY RENT? When you can build fffOt own home complete with ffgl
basement, hot water heat for a? BttXe as $8,000. Financing
ar-ranged. Literature on request. Qmtact Safeway Developers, Bex.
741, Amagansett. 11-20-tfc
FC0K RHRT: 5 room house. Heat lM>t water. In village. Call
Harbor 5-08*1. 12-11-tfc £
FOR RENT: Apartment on Howard Street. Upstairs. Suitable for one
person, probably two. Call SAg Harbor 5-0861 or contact O'-Brien's
Service Station. 1 8 Itc
NOTICE!! Dumping of rubbish and refuse
on the Highways of the Town of Southampton is strictly forbidden
under penalty of law.
AKDRBW J. HALSBY, Sunt, of Highways.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at
the, Town Hall, Southampton, N. Y., at l i :00 A. M., on January
27, 1959, in connection with the proposal to renew the Contract
with the Vil-lage of Westhampton Beach, N. Y. to furnish fire
protection for the Ocean Bay Drive Road West Fire Protection
District for a period of one year commencing January 1, 1959 and
ending December 31, 1959 for a consideration of $1,078.-97 per
year. .
By Order of the Town Board Town of Southampton, N.Y.
CLAUDE JONES, Town Clerk.
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MIGRANT KILLS MIGRANT; HELD FOR GRAND JURY
A 37 year old farmhand, and father of six children, one of them
a newborn baby, faces grand jury action this week on charges he
shot and killed another migrant in a brawl Sunday afternoon.
Riverhead Police said Hurley Davis Smith shot Johnie B. James,
43, three times in the chest, Sunday about 1:45 p.m. in a house
where both lived on Horton ave., in a slum section of
Riverhead.
Smith, who confessed to the shoot ing, was arraigned on
manslaugh-ter first-degree charges Sunday night before Justice of
the Peace Bruno Zaloga, Jr. Smith waived examination and was
ordered to jail in lieu of $5000 bail to await grand jury
action.
Police said the fight started over Smith's German Shepherd puppy
Queenie" According to other farmhands, James who lived in an
apartment across the hall from Smith, complained about having to
clean up after the animal.
James first attacked Smith with his fists, and when they were
sep-arated, Smith went but to his car for his gun, according to
police.
Smith, in his statement, said James charged him with a knife. He
admitted firing three times, all three slugs striking James in the
chest.
Police were summoned, but when Sergeant John Harris arrived,
James was. dead. Smith said he threw the gun in the woods nearby,
but police searched until dark with-out success.
Tide Water Realty Co Inc to J M Halsey, parcel n s Montauk hgwy,
Bridgehampton, $1000, '_>
Montauk Beach Dev Co Inc to C B Morici & w, lots 32 and 33,
blk 23-A, map of Moritauk Beach Dev Corp, Montauk, $6000.
H W Hall Jr . to Josephine W Bol-lo, parcel s s Cobb rd, Water
Mill, $20,000.
A Press to F Konebel & w, parcel W s Bishops Lane,
Southampton, $1500.
Margaret K Scnaefer & ano as execs & ors to W P Schaefer
& w parcel e s Oakland Ave. Sag Har-bor, $9000.
Alice R Lukeman to H Ullen-dorff, lot 138, Hither Hills,
Mon-tauk,$8000.
C C Pool to P B Duryea J r t par-cel w s East Lake Drive,
Montauk, $9500.
Mary Dunn to L Remkus & w, parcel s s Corwin rd, North
Haven, Southampton Town, $3500.
E T Huntting & ano as exec to C E DeHart & w, parcel n s
Hunt-ting ave, East Hampton Town, $1000
Helen C Halsted to R C S.heehan, parcel w s Lookout lane,
Springs, East Hampton Town, $1500.
Astelle Atterbiiry to M Freeman & w, parcel n s Shinnecock
Beach rd, Shinnecock Hills, Southampton Town, $4500.
R L Krat & w to A Pearlroth, parcel s s Dune rd,
Westhampton, $5000.
East Hampton D & E Inc to S Landfield & w, parcel nw
Kings [ Point rd, Fireplace, East Hampton Town, $6000.
C J Blackburn to A V Aery, parcel s s Big Fresh Pond rd, North
Sea. Southampton Town, $1500.
W A Keller & w to J L Masters & w, parcel e s Dogwood
ave, Noyac $10.5000.
Florence Honjes Inc to W R Dav-in & w. parcel s s School St,
Hamp-on Bays, $1000.
1, Fireplace, Bast Hampton Town, $7000.
G MacKnight to P T Fisher & w, parcel ne s South Lake drive,
Mon-tauk, $6000.
B Lindberg to W T Snyder lots 11 to 15, inc, sec 4, Montatdc
Lawns, and lots 747 to 749, inc, sec 4, Olympic Heights, Bast
Hampton Town, $1,500.
Florence Leary to W Bender & w, .parcel w s Sugar Loaf rd,
Shin-necock Hills, Southampton Town, $6000.
Montauk Beach Dev Co Inc to P V
Moroney & wHot 3 blk 13, Sound-view Estates, Montauk,
$2000.
Same to E C Lynch, lot 12, blk
13, same map, $2000. E Graboski to R L Williams, pel
w s Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Tpke, Bridgehampton, $500.
Same to W Ford, pel w s Bridge-hampton-Sag Harbor Tpke,
Bridge-hampton $500.
Continued from First Page The rules and regulations pre-
viously in effect for the proper and' efficient conduct of the
business of the bank were adopted for the cur-rent year.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the Chase Manhattan Bank
and the Osborne Trust Co. of East Hampton were named as
de-positories for the institution's funds.
A discussion was held on the pro-spects for the continued and
heal-thy growth of the Peconic Bank during 1959. Optimism was
ex-pressed for a general improvement in economic situation
throughout the country, and it was felt that local business would
share in such improvement.
After setting the second Friday of each month as the regular
meeting night of the board, a motion to ad-journ was carried and
the meeting declared adjourned at 4:40 p.m.
$22tt+S22QQ, $2*QQ
tually a profit making corporation, and this could not be
located in a residential area.
After Condon filed his Supreme Court action in September,
attor-neys for the zoning board, moved to dismiss the suit,
claiming it was incorrect in form and failed to state a just ca^ise
of action.
Ritchie ruled that Condon's claims "are not based on relevant
facts. Rather they are conclusory and without foundation in
material fact," he continued.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
FO|R RENT: Office or an apartment in the Whalers Inn.
Reasonable. All utilities included, furnished. John G. Strong
Agency. 1 15 tfc
NOTICE Meeting of the Village Board
with the Board of Wardens post-poned. The regular meeting of the
Board of Trustees will be held at 8:00 P. M. January 20th,
1959.
By Order of the Board of Trustees
ENCY C. BEYER, Clerk.
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Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the
Town Hall, Southampton, N .Y. , at 11:00 A. M., on January 27,
1959, to hear any or all persons either for or against the
application of the The Blue Line Bus for a franchise to operate a
bus line on certain highways in the Town of Southamp-ton, N. Y.
described in the applica-tion now on file in the Town Clerk's
Office, pursuant to Town Law, Sec-tion 64, Paragraph 7.
By Order of the Town Board Town of Southampton, N.Y.
CLAUDE JONES, Town Clerk.
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JUSTICE RITCHIE TOSSES OUT CLAIM AGAINST S'HAMPTON
Supreme Court Justice D. Ormon-1 de Ritchie, last Wednesday,
tossed ' out a claim by Southampton Attor-ney Lawrence Condon . and
five other residents, that the Southamp-ton Village Board of
Appeals acted illegally when it refused a Certifi-cate of Occupancy
to the Southamp ton Bath and Tennis Club, located on Gin Lane.
Condon, who summers in South-ampton, filed suit last fall,
charging the zoning board had acted 'arbrit-arily, illegally and
capriciously, in issuing the Certificate. The Cofo was issued last
spring after a series of stormy hearings at Which Con-don oppised
the granting of the per-mit. He charged the club was ac-
WANTED WANTED TO BUY: Books: South-
ampton Town records, Griffin's Journal, Lords of the Soil.
Gard-ner. Box O Sag Harbor 102 or OT2. 7-17-tfC
WAJSTBD TO BUY book or books containing East Hampton Town
Records. Gardner, Box O or Tel. SA 5-0162 or 0872. 2-28-tfc
WANTED for my collection - Old guns, pistols,, powder horns,
bul-let moulds, swords or cannon-barrels, Indian arrow heads.
Lic-ensed dealer for modern guns and ammunition. RICHARD O
HENDRICKSON, Lumber Lane, BRidgehampton 2-0206. . #
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a
Public Hearing will be held at the Town Hall, Southampton, N.
Y., at 11:00 A. M., on January 27, 1959, to hear any and all
persons either for or against the proposed Amend-ment to Article
XXIH, Subdivision 6 of the Building Zone Ordinance No. 26 to read
as follows: V 6. No dwelling shall be hereaf-ter erected,
reconstructed or alter-ed unless povisions shall be made therein
for not less than seven hun-dred fifty (750) square feet of
hab-itable floor area on the ground floor exclusive, of garage, car
park, car port, open porch, or terraces or other extension outside
the body of
the house. By Order of the Town Board Town of Southampton,
N.Y.
CLAUDE JONES, Town Clerk.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS IJAN J — [15
Bids will be received until 11:00.16 A. M. on Tuesday, January
27, 1959 at the Town Hall, Southampton, N. Y. for the net cost1
purchase of one -' 6 cyl 1959, % Ton Pick-up Truck, equipped with
670-15 6 Ply tires;, rear bumper, spare tire and wheel, windshield
wiper, heater and defrosters, turn signals, back-up lights and
reflectors.
The right is reserved by the Town to reject any or all bids.
By Order of the Town Board Town of Southampton, N.Y.
CLAUDE JONES, Town Clerk.
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NOTICH
The Peconic Bank Sag Harbor, New York
The Board of Directors has de-clared a Dividend of 75c per share
and an extra Dividend of 25c per
share, payable January 29, 1959, to Stockholders of record at
the close of business January 24, 1959.
Checks will be mailed. JESSIE M PUMBLY,
Ami. Cashier. 1 15 2t
TIDE TABLE Courtesy Bay View Shell Station
Tbe time given is for Noyac and Peconic Bays. Full sea at Sag
Harbor is one hour earlier. Low water is approximately six hours
after high water.
AM 3:29 4:20 5:11 6:0S 6:59 7:50 8:39 9:24
17 18 10 20 21 22
PM 3:51 4:44 5:39 6:35 7:30 8:20 9:08 9:52
REAL ESTATE
JOHN G. STRONG AGENCY
Lie. Real Estate Broker (Abe Podowite, Mgr.) SALES — RENTALS
ACREAGE — WATERFRONT LOTS — ETC.
OFFICE AT WHALERS INN Main & Madison SA 5-1256
V. C CAFIERO Licensed Real Estate Salesman
SUMMER RENTALS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Stony Hill Rd. - Noyac, L. I., N. Y. SAg Harbor 5-0371
Fer Lie. Realtor A L D O B . GBRASOLE
7621 - 13th Ave., Brooklyn 28, NY
1 9 5 9 R A M B L E R
Now on Display
F I A T up to 53 miles per gallon
$1098 at port of entry
1955 Volkswagen BIG REDUCTION SPECIAL
£ • b R o b e r t s Your Friendly
Rambler - Fiat Dealer Authorized Rambler - Fiat
Sales and Service
I R V I N G G A R A G E corner Windmill & Hill Sis.
Southampton 1-0253
0NLY-$1925 The one-owner 1957 Ford Sunliner above (Fordo-ma tic!
Power Steering! Power Brakes! Continental Tire Kit! Whitewalis!
Two-tone Blue! Low Mileage!) is going for only $1925! It's typical
of the A-l buys j on sale now at your Ford Dealer's, thanks to the
tremendous number of trade-ins we've taken on our best-selling
Fords. For many other such bargains. . .
FORD DEALER'S^XUSED CAR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
t e n d e r delicious v . ,
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