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¦¦ .¦WBkf f l M E X .Today --and Yesterday
. we. note the oldttou nc nt East Sct-auket formerly thc~ cKildh ood home ofthe late. Margaret Ebboreo n, and nowthe home if her "daughte r , ; Marian ,and Miss Mary ' A'. TJridc rhlU , 'an aunt ,has recently been covered by-a ' new
. roof made-wlth fireproof shingles, fromLopcr '.a.Lujnhef. Yard Un .Port Je ffer-son. Tlie fflechanlcs.'afe making some
; other repairs.: . .... , .• . ,I ;- To. : e\v>r ifcc"'thls;. old iantlm ark ' atiEast Sctauket ' will "always have manyfilnd varied attractions. He was bornShore , in. ithe .beginning , of the- year¦$M8. °And.he .continued to llye - thcrcland ..go to . 'scHoolV'and became farmer.and mah 'ager -fbr. his'parcnts until itheipivil War. jday&.e nded andvMiere came;a "slump" in 187S. That changed the(iiompiexlon-of agricult ure far and wide¦i a depression they call it now. ¦ '':£_ John .Brewster : founded , the family:home we are referring to in the yearjJ 80l\ Soon after tie added to Its lengthSome 20 feet or inore>' It has been afabme that iidl: his descendants havecontinued ;to hye in ,.. _and some areBtill dping.so. ,lji addit ion-to his homeipr ^erty Mr ; Brcwstb f bwne'd about 550jficresVof 'land 'in separate tracts in hisyear vicinity. This land was formerlyigtpartof his father 's vast estate. JohnSJrewster , 'died tf irt y-n, 1857, aged 83p»ai-S. '; . -.'•' ¦¦;•' .;: ;:• ; , • . - ;. . \feprom. ah issue of the Port Jeffersonpimes issijed 'ijecemb'.er; 20, 1884, we?get .the '.'fb.HpWng': - ' 'JMrs. . HannahJJAda'm?. of ; Oakland , Ceil'.; Is, visiting atijthb - home . .or hdr sister/ Mrs. PhilipJ ones ' at; .East ''' Setauk'et.- ' She is cor-pally welcomed by . bid ' friends and^amily/c'onnecUons." : . '¦¦; . 'ts.. , .7uiocnt :r . nanusome ., mi:mojHU win-Sdpw lias.been a'dejed to Caroline Epis-copal .Chu rch '.which will perpetuate.'|h£,'memory of fee^ate' Frank .Foster.iHcnry,Striilh aj icl' oth'ers 'of did Field,i"wVhoViiis. tKis 'tflb ute put in." (Note)iPrtbr to the CivU ' Wor' days 'the OldsJPl eld Lighthouse , predecessor.;to this|bne, was ker it"by :Mrs. ' Poster and hermm, Frank; for a. ;ibng " perio d.fc'Ca pt. George iiawklns of- the barkfBiE P.... Watson , ¦ and ', family, arrived!$&me last week after a-lbng ' nbsence in?$hpia ;,... The ,. bark ls ..in ; NeW York.|!fh'e fjiimiiy, 'bir: ,' !Captain ''. Hav/]idn's. willsilve in. Brooklyn ' during the wlnter. "-SjfVMr. ana Mrs. .Walter Dlqkcrson ofgetauket. have ,-been. , absent the .pastJyeek enjoying 'a . visit with? trlends inftm adjoiningI village;" . ' When this .itemJiWas writt en.. .they,.' liv'bd .'.i'n tji'e homeSKat Mr. .and .Wrsr 'Frahk B'. Joyne now^s§> ' ' .i-: v "'. -• 'W ,".'./ ; ¦,.' " •' .';•'. ', •; ' . ' .- ¦¦ ¦;• • ¦fe.At this diite,..ini.the.year . 1834, workSas- being Diiuinnri In hiiiw ' « u—-.
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J sjnfeuidE ,pf . wnys" .and: means , have beengjffiwkcn, -to scare, them pA . ..Will- thojmpihor.'or ' soVnc one that '.iya'nta youngaKtitsScbrhq . and ;get thorn? 1 ' -- As. a lostW'etor p^ve' cAn uso . chlorbfonn or a bar-IffiWl of water on them to destro y theirStfplves, but don't ;like"to do-It. ' One Isalljiyi 'tto othcr-blaok. ,. '} :fflKOurv friends: Richard, .EdWJrtd niidffiS tbriry : Wpodhuli ,. ore . said to have gotSfijhelr rieit' hojise co near done they areJjpvlng :lu it. ' No .doubt It toolt longerBBb biillti'thftt old one.- , v -
Still nnd Miss Dorothic Still of Pat-chogue Sunday.
Tho fair and supper given By theLadles Aid at tho Community Houselast Fri day was very successful. Morsthan $100 was clcarc'd.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lyon , jr n nnddaughte r , Dorothy, have moved Intothe house recently repaire d on hisparent s' place.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith and Mrs.KUzabeth Brush called on friends InSelden Tuesday. '...
. Mrs. Frank Hagen and Mrs. EdwinHawkins , have Join ed the Parent-Teachers 1. '- Association ¦ 6t Fatchogueand went to Patchogue Tuesday to at-tend the meeting at the high school.
Mrs. Edwin Hawkins , 'spent a fewdays with Mr. ' and i Mrs ; Rudy' Hahnof Patchogue 'last week.
SrnithtownMiss Evclyil "Day entertained friends
at a hrldge . part y Friday overling. MissAdeline Erwln won first prize , and MissViola Haber seebnd.prize. '
Mr. and Mrs. A. Regan and faintly ofFlatbush spent the weekehd here.
The Senior Class of the local HighSchool are - presen ting "Oh, Kay" Fri-day evening. . •' , .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zavadll anddaughte r, Jiianlta , visited Mr. , and Mrs.Henry Williams of Pelham Saturday.
C. A. SeveHn entertained' friendsfrom Pelham over the weekend..
Mrs. Frank Kudre l of New York Cityspent the weekend here with relatives.
Little Jack Kass," who has been orithe sick, list for the past week, hasrecovered. ,
• >s - - -. Edward Kozllk . returned • from NewYork City. Friday 'and spent the week-end here with his mother. . . s
Mrs. ,Ralph Floody spent Monday ' InNew 'York City ;; . • . : . . ' .' The James Ely Miller Fost 'of theAmerican Legion, No. 833', held a meet-ing at the Legion'H ell ; last Tuesdayevening. Stanley Hand was awarded aprize for being present the greatestriumber of times during the past year.Geo'rge-SerJ iner . won the door prize. .
Mrs. Henry Haber spent " Monday InBrooklyn with friends.
Dr. L. M. Adler ^pent the weekend InNew York City with his family. ''
Mr. and Mrs..Harvey Piatt enter -tained relatives from New Jersey over:the weekend. ". . The Ladl es' Auxllary of the Americ anLegion are giving a Christmas' par ty atthe Legion Hall .Tuesday evening. "
Henry Somers of port Jdfferson- vis-ited the Oak Hill Farm here ;Mohda y!
Miss" Jbah ' Luther- attep riled the• "" lavy 'game at . the Vonlkeo' sta-' . -. . - .aturda y.' :\ . : -' - : ! ; ' . ' ' •' -.' ;¦¦ ' < : "
: and Mrs. ,fphii\'Lachn ^,i {ehter- ';, o^B^^p:'; enW,i^.,j ilMer.
'•'¦ *ll|: ^^Hi«Si^'iK i'W ili' K1-• ¦¦ ;'' - ;Chi*Wj4»ieih-->ah ^'tij !jiHrea ;-• ¦ . .^tb ^ ^a^^Btbo'l^ti}-' ..;.'¦;,;:. '
-.rli' OT Sviiti'ec of Bohemia visitedfriends herb obyFriday. ' ' : , V . . ' ¦ '• '
; RbvVia'rid Cohitlln, the son of Mr. andMrs.; Claude , R. CordUln , Is recovering 'froin 'X masto'ld ; operation . , performedMonday morning at tho .Mather Hos-pital. ' '- . v , ' ¦ ' - . •
Mr. and . Mrs , Ethelbert L'Homme-d)eu, _ havo been visiting their daughter ,Mrs. Frank Sctiaefbr , of Stony Brook,whose husband is' recovering from anappendicitis operation at tho Mother -Memorial Hospital , Port Jefferson. .
Tho family of Ooorg^o B. Marsh
motored Into Jamaica Sunday nnd en-joyed the day. with Mrs. Marsh' s sister.
The auxiliary of tho James Ely Miller
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| tr..nl|<r 'a«rn ,'Fliflilt 'ira'BOli aiid son,lalici't, mntor «d1t.O|.WooUlu lvlen recen t-,w. And wto ' iiwfclllA 'dt MlntlvnH there,f :M^nl)tl^iVC0^«ly1fli«nhH'in.vo' |)iir-(ttu uijc^ii plot of land on the rlaht ultloIf tlio BUiU) rend fioirt n f(ow Jemoy*nor. " '
i s - ' ' ' ''" ' > ¦ii 'tA \m lrfina itovhantt wim n niomborif tho pomm lttoo foa'- 'ttia' Pr«»hmonilllico llt ltliM 1'iltclipBU.o High BolioqlKi.luiyUirV'Bn'!' •^ ¦.'. • ' , ' '' ,:. , -. "!','Mr ,v»ii)<t Mrii'U 'T J. - fltlll ; oitur uii noil(*•, u'tU Iffi^^ wWll' *WyMi
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The Western Suffolk GroupNewspapers are tho ;
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B. C. Lind ol Brookl yn-Awarded 127th Automobile 'in
Nat ionwide Slogan Contest]7iDWART» ' C. Lind. of 88^9 Ft.r^ HojnUton ;.Parkway, Brookl yn,N. Y., Jo.the 127tb to win an auto-mobllo ' iu a -hatlonwifl ^ niogan coa-tcst. . He Is thn flftecnth wlnnor laNo*-.Y«fk Stote.""
Mr. Lind aoQUlred his now carby .writin g-twent y ...words descrlptlvoof tho quality mini merl ta of thoCortlflo 'ii -vCrbrn6 Cigar, each Vrordon the .back of a Cre mo cigar bond .Every day, : oxcopt Sundays, unUlfurt her notlce^itbe -American CigarCompany . avrard s'^a. Closed car totho author or-tho' beat state ment. ,
Tho irowess^B ploBan-makln g o^thoso .-who' htt'vo ° . submitted their¦writings la '; tho' ' " ootnpetltt on, lapolntoa to by ndfortl slr c men aa a.pr oof tlml modern aavcrtl nlng \>ymdana , 'ot. newspa pers , magazines.anil radio has mado tho nation•'advortta lng,; conscious", so thatbvoa arai itours coil write a good,brier , snappy slogan for a. product-' . Tho efforts of tho contestants lathis conipoUtl on:: or o rewardedWith tb6:choice/of a Ford , Chevro -let or ^ymouth autom obile , worth,at current prices,- about ?40 foreach of tho! twonty words.
Doctor s, . - ..dentists, liousewlvcs.business mop. / Clerks , olrpla nocrecharita j,¦' •: '¦' '.• talalstste, toacben.
The dlnher .and .meeting of the Suf-folk and Nassau County Boat Build-ers Association , was held on Tuesda yat Marvin 's Restaurant arid ' whs ' at-
r '| ^:',.Bo|iting 'New8 :;/ ::: .'i' vt
tended by about SiO 'shipyard ownersand managers from all over Long Is-land , nearly cvery.^.yard of any sizewas represented. . " -.',.' .
D.-M. Brewster^
of _Bay Shore was 'elected president and' .the other officerswere carricd .'.over ;frohi last year. Afterthe clecldori r thq ' .meeting was givenover to > a. general "discussion of ship-yard probl ems on If ng Island. It wasthe consensus of j 'opinlon that theyards on Long Island , have not suf-fered froiti the depressi on any morethan , tho average business. Very littleyard and boat building Is being start-ed this , winter ,' the: result being thatmost . of the yards' will be virtuallyClosed for.- several ..months. H-A largo part of i the time was taken
up- in a discussion- of methods formaking co"— ': .. h is a seriousproblem -w . pyards at thistime. The i . . f the Assbcla-'tlon will bi ylon , Feb. 25,1932. ' ' '. ' . , _¦The., drcd t . • to the . Sca.-
board Sand >. . 'o. has beenpainting of
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Pro'duttSoft ; t 'll.' , now,twelve-cylinder ¦ , ' engljie ;under dovclopmt it eight-een liiiiiitliB. beg . 11, otH-
nowspapcr people and far mers have,boon among tho winners ot th« con-test . Salesmen worb ropreaented bythe lar gest group of -cvlnnor s. ¦ Ar-tisans la various trades caoo next.Laborers and Janitors and tele-graph operators, -too, have acquired .automobiles by . tho Twonty Word
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olate' of the Lycoming ManufacturingCompany, ,a division bf the Cord Cor-poration , announced. - .¦ . , ; , . '
The , new cnglne„ofllcials sialed, is aconsiderable departure from ' conven-tional .practices , and will intrpduce anew field in flexibility and automobileperformance to the motoring public.Completed nearly , a yeai' ago, It hasbeen under actual . road tests ' sinceearly last April. In these tests, it wasstated , gas" economy of the? engine hdsproved equal to engines of one-thirdthe horsepower. ¦ ¦ '¦ ' , #Production calls for 400 of these 12-cylinder engines by January . 1, atwhich time production will be steppedup to 1,600 monthly. .
one In every three cars purchase d wasa Chr ysler Motors product , wniie a yearago it was one In twelve:" ,- •
features. The electrical etmipment'ac-cbunts for thirteen.: . Tho new straighteight engine embodies nlne-.notableadvancements , other units of the carcontributing the remain der.
It has .alwa ys been Btilck's policy,Mr. Churchill points but , to maintainproper balance among all car parts,whteh : accounts In. great .pieasnre forBUI ck's long life. ' In 'suen fcaftlrcs asWiaord , Control, the ride regula tor, thenew. Instrume nt panel with' tbueo-spokosteeling wheel , the relation oi the ma-.Jor - drills 'to cach ' 'bthcr ari i to thoWhol e car has been: considered. ' As aresult ,, many improvements.qre foundIn related parts , that contribute to theefficiency of the rriaj bV'advttncement s.
('Additional Improvements are foundin; individual models " Mr. Churchillsays, "such as the more powerful en-gine hi the 32-50 scries on the tw-lncnwheelbase. " ¦ ¦ " ' '
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HKTho 'Pros pcotlvo Olrl Scouts of PortjjBiiffcj'aon hold their regular Inedtln gV&v ttib 'Bniitlnt 'Qliiirc V'lasy ^uciidny.fflB\'Bcoltlc^.cnri 'y|ng..r |Ut our regular nc-ra j lyitlcp.wb .ngrcod Uiat ' eaplr girl :ho|{iWi«i)gncd -i(' day tb ; write' tb ' KathorinoiiNid 'Piwiird '.Mnwtfo iwho 'avo, In ' the»fl(.. Charles. Haapltal , crippled , wllli in-Hftiitllb pnnilysl a. _ _ -: ..'' . • ¦/H}Wa lift ld ouV'-iljU f'liie.'i.'i. ineotlii|[ ant )Bhcn wcnt to our patro L wrnpr o. ,^ Wo wish to -jriRl& ^niii cvrocUon i InHtl flrencft to tlio ' iiiinuten of tho last^Ha ting, Tlio ciindy salO \VI I| ;ho iVdd¦mt Tliurndn y u ta p. m, in the , Bop-¦tt CliW^M I W'lVPKn t dnlWbdhhada y.^¦tdei's nmy bo plioiieil to Miss NormaJK io, Port Joffercoii ail: 'i i r < ; ¦' '< ' i¦¦.-.' , , ulliA'n po'ote.
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RpgS& T 'AP T^r-^tu ^™- " ASA lISMUMMilNr ftP UWoI5 J^caijSa i - ' fllE &I0M TO SNSURE PaOM PlNESta , IT WAS FIRST RULED BY 'H ! < ¦ - ^^L^Sh ' .HeNCE .TtlE WORD TIP » ECWAB Sr , AG THE AREA TA :
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service, it gives satisf action through a long service.,
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. Ohrys ler Motors a.utpnioblle ii • went ,nearly ^ twice, as popular among new car'buye rs this October ap they .were, a "yearago, B. . E., Hutchinson , vice-president-and trea surer of trie .Gpryslor.Corpor '.ation stated .' today . after viewlne . the
.most recent reaort a on.: nassepger . carregistrations 1 '."tnftt i'gttou'e!.:. tnb'' 'Dhlted "^tates. , . •;<. .-:.- : .[ \'00\. ;i'T -; . : .; ';. :;- ' . -;I T:J ¦.'
' every : \'f Hih} ;pne,' -: eJie*feS i'K'iff itfj iiei:.Mb'tqrs iprod iipfe; 'ifu ' pii iei¦¦ 'wjord ^' .tfa 'ej/ .!wer ^-.ehbseh;, 'with '.' db 'ubj .e s'M a. ' ¦ tid*.
'.aurocyl,!''. .thtj' .6fflcl^. .'exp1al^^-'!,'.'. ' '.' '¦ "The comparative record- ,l|i\Sb'pteiri>ber ivos even better. , This SbptcmboV
Chrysler 's Popularity:: : .Increases Among Bayers
; . Including Wizard . dontrbl i; Quick'srevblutioriary mbtlio d-br car bperation ,-resulting, from the new automaticclutch , free wheeling and silent-secondsyncrq- ^ncsh, tra tiBtnlssslqrf, ^Ke; Bulckeight 'for • 1932 ' Incorporates 1 over 100Important new ;features " and lmprove-nionts that apply . (o every one of thetwenty-six Wdels. ', 'i ' - . ' : ':
A ^breakdown ol these new BUlcliImprovements , says c, W. -Chu rchill ,general sales , manager . of . the BiiickMotor Company, shows that twenty-four are represented * lri the new Fisherbodies. In the chassis ar e twent y new
New Buick Incorpor ates ,.Qvpr lOfl. New: Features
¦ttv - .: . '• ' ¦' Mrs.' Lbuli cj-ji. Mosswl'Mrs. ,vE6ul 'Bo- ' li'. "iioss" 'of Flushing,¦Mrtin i.batt 'UtitUiE Ovcral'.yoars n«o Kpehljwumiy •summers uc , lior lioino on Old>Wlol(l ronii, Old Fi eld, (Moil Inst Snlur-j^ijrt ay. ^cjio was (11 Vears .old. Bervlcca7«j*ero rioiivat her residence nt 4124—1BQiiiw.b'uui,;. tii'ialiln u, on Monda y, buriall*#bllo»'imf>iitti;'.(:lio Luthorpn Cemetery,>| ldc^oWl|JB.«c, L. I. Slio la survivedfflj»i 'thW)W.isoiiH; John B., Fran k O. and;Wuiliiw^/f NtosS. . S J - ^ r. ; . .¦ ;.IHi^. 1 )^.,'.. .*. . . . ..... .1 . .
Post , Amer ican LegIon ,.held a very en-joyable Christmas social and party ; atthe post rooms, which -were prettilydecorate d with evergreen, red : andgreen streamers and an -illuminatedChristmas tree. All .the guests broughttoys which will be used in the ,unit' swelfare work.. Games appropriate tothe holiday season were played afterwhich Santa Claus put In an appea r-ance and presented each- :on'e presentwith a slmpie little gift. ; Beffeshmentswere serypd by the committee , .whichconsisted of Mrs. Henry Haber, -M rs!Patsy Iannuccl ,- Mrs. , Gilbert Lyon ,Mrs. Henry Hesse,;Mr s.*Ralph Flobdyand Mrs. Prank-Courier; '.¦ '¦ '00 ' ] ' ¦"¦ Miss Ethel Thrasher of New YorkCity Is spending some time at the homeof Mrs. Samuel Kurt. i
Joy Iannuccl , the little daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Patsy Iannuccl , was host-ess at a party on Thursday given inhonor of her fifth birthday. A largeJack Horner pie with gilts and daintyrefreshments played an important partIn the afternoon 's entertainment.
Mrs. Thomas J. Wh ite, entertainedthe members of the Smithtown GardenClub at tea Saturday afternoon at herhome, • - • ' ¦> .
Gardiner .Seamon , the little son ofMr. and Mrs. ElHs 'Seaman , has beenon' the sick list. ¦ ¦ ' ; ' . ; , *
Man Brown celebrated ribs' eighthbh-thday Wednesday evenin g with adinner , party given at the home of hisgran dmother , Mrs. Arthur Conklin , InHuntington. • . .• ' :' ¦: '. , ' '. . ,
Mrs. O. W. GlamorB -will entcrtb in a.numbe r of ;her :frlen ds5,at br idge ' ohSaturd ay evening at her Bowers Courthome., • ' ¦:- . ' '¦ ¦ ;¦• ' • - ' :;• ' • - :- . . '. "'j . . , ¦• •: The-Ladles' Aid Society of the Smith-town Branch Method ist Church serveda nn'e turkey dinner In the parish hallon Thursday evening. In addition totheir supper the ladles, conducted asale .of brassware and fancy articles.
Mrs. GilUert Lyon substituteci thefirst of the-week in the fourt h gradefor Miss Nora Tolley who, was called'out of town by the Illness of her sister.
Dr. Manuel Adler was Incapacitated ,several 'days last week by ah 'Infecte dfoot.-. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Edwards anddaughters of Huntington were in. toivn.Thursday. . . - ¦ ¦ -'' - . : . -' . ¦ -s 0.S vj'
'M rs. Ambr Mo Heasley wlll-'dhtei!talnthe Evening; Bridge plub this evening .; Mrs j H.^iBrbwn- entertained sixteenladles , at .bridge Friday, , eveni ng, thep'rfe. winners . .Mrs.', Percy LaMrs.;'. Stanl ey. - •A.::taud. .;.'. , ,.-;¦V, -: ; - ' - v . :_ A
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