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THE EAST HAMPTON STAR, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1929 SAG HARBOR Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Prax of Miami. Fla., who have been visiting here, left for New York, where they will stay a week. They have been sev eral weeks traveling in the mountains in the Carolinas and passed two weeks at White Sulphur Springs, and will visit several places of interest on their way home. They expect to arrive at Miami in September. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Bates have returned frcm two weeks' vacation in the Catskills. They motored home with their son Alfred, who went on to Mon tauk. where he entertained eight of his men friends for the week-end by Tuna and Bass fishing. Scouts who represent Suffolk Coun ty in camp at Adirondacks. are in charge of R. P. Anderson. Suffolk County Scout executive. Scoutmaster Walter Loos, a member of Sag Harbor Pierson High School faculty, will act as one of the assistant scoutmasters of the party. After Labor Day school begins again for those who have graduated from Pierson, and wish to advance further in the educational field. Miss Dorothy Bauman leaves for Albany State, to begin her sophomore year, together with Miss Helma Bergstrom. Miss Bertha Spitz and Anthony Kulcyzski. who are registered as Freshmen. Miss Stephanie Ryder leaves for Buffalo State College; Miss Helen McNanrney, Miss Mildred Youngs, Alice Bisgood and Eunice Pulver, for Cortland Nor mal; Miss Alice Dickson for Packard Business College; Miss Gloria Finck- enor for New Jersey State College at Glassboro. N. J.; Anthony Wallance for Packard Business’ College, and Jack Youngs for Syracuse University. Miss Vera C. DuMont. R. N., and her friend. Miss Mildred L. Brunner, who have been visiting Mrs. L. N. Vaughn 2nd. for the past six weeks, have re turned to their home in Elgin, HI. They made the trip by auto, visiting places of interest on the way. Sag Harbcr Theatre Sold The Sag Harbor Theatre was sold at 10 o'clock last Friday morning, on the county court house steps, to Gilbert S. Rosenthal. The house will continue to operate under the management of Samuel Rosenthal, father of the pur chaser. The playhouse was sold by George W. Hildreth, referee in the case. Little Bernice Lewis, daughter of I Dr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis, is in the Southampton Hospital. She was oper-1 ated on for appendicitis and is getting] along nicely. Companions cf the Forest Hold Beach Party On Tuesday evening, August 20th, The Companions of the Forest of America, of Sag Harbor, held their an nual beach party at East Hampton Beach. The feature of the evening was races of all kinds. The winner of the sack race was Bena Scarlato; second prize. Edith Zelner; for the three- legged race, first prize was won by Gertrude Salisbury cf East Hampton, and jumping rope the longest was won by Edith Zelner. The pleasingly plump ladies' race was won by Mrs. Mary Padovano of Brooklyn. After the races all gathered around the big beach fire where a delicious lunch was served to all. Obstruction Buoy Asked For The Trustees of Sag Harbor Village have been asked to place an obstruc tion buoy upon the shoal off Municipal pier. At high tide yachts coming into the bulkhead to take on supplies of gasoline, often ground or strike their propellors on the old Maidstone pier. Toward building extension of Sag Harbor Yacht Club pier there has been subscribed $1,200. To add 50 feet will cost $1,500. will open Monday. September 9th. for the new term. Joseph Novack, 18. of Baiting Hol low. and Russell Sprague of Merrick. . L. I., were each sentenced in the local j court to 60 days in jail for stealing cars at the local beaches. The latter is also wanted for stealing a car in Patchogue, which officers Seamon and Edwards recovered in Merrick. L. I. Goods stolen from Peck & Peck. E. A. & H. Hildreth. Schwartz Store and the Children’s Shop were recovered this week when Mrs. Concetta Monti- lone and her daughter. Miss Teresa Montilone of Brooklyn, were arrested by the local police and arraigned be fore Justice Jaques. They pleaded guil ty and were fined $50 and given a sus pended jail sentence of 10 days—Press. BRIDGEHAMPTON Mrs. Tilly J. Fahy spent a few days in New York last week. A sen, John Norris jr., was bom August 24, at the Southampton Hos pital, to Mr. and Mrs. Norris Hopping. Valentine Ruppel and son Durrell of Bay Shore, visited with relatives her? on Sunday last. Mrs. John Lehr of Southold. N. Y„ spent last week-end as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Loper. A son, Robert Berkley, was bom on Sunday. August 25, at Southampton Hospital, to-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Niel son. A daughter, Patrica Doris, was bom Sunday, August 25. at the Southamp ton Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor of Farm- ingdale. are spending the week-end with their daughter, Mrs. E. Carleton Dickinson. Misses Natalie and Virginia Hyde, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Hyde, have returned to their country home at Sagaponack, after spending a two months' vacation at Camp Kui- j wiyan, Meredith. N. H. Miss Frances Fish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Fish of South ampton, formerly of Bridgehampton, will enter the Cathedral School of St. Mary, at Garden City, this fall. Mrs. Joseph Hennessy and daughter, Katherine, and Mrs. Rudolph Waeck- eiling and children of Weehawken Heights, N. J., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schenck. Elisha Hedges celebrated his 88th birthday on Wednesday of last week. Charles Guyer was taken to the Southampton Hospital on Tuesday, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis. Local gunners report signs of a great quantity of game this season, especial ly quail, pheasants, woodcock, and rab bits. in the nearby woods, and are al ready planning for an active season. The Wainsoott Gun Club released a number of quail on the lands posted by that organization, during the sum mer, and it Is said that the weather this summer has been most favorable for the propagation of quail and other wild life. Former County Clerk Fred S. Pul ver of Sag Harbor, has consented to look after the interests of the Repub lican organization candidates in the primary campaign. Mr. Pulver has al ways been an organization worker and some years ago served as chairman of the County Committee, of which com mittee he is now a member from Southampton Town.—News. East Hampton Business and Professional Directory A man in Paris went crazy in an at tempt to evolve a perfect dance, and suffers from the hallucination that he is a horse. If he had been past fifty, he would not have attempted the im possible. f Plumbing and Heating j f Landscape Gardeners J f Carpenters and Builders J GEO. S. WEBB PRACTICAL PLUMBER Gas. Steam, Hot Water Fitting Estimates Cheerfully Given Phone East Hampton 727 Tony Barsdis Caretaker LAWNS MOWED, VEGETABLE AND FLOWER GARDENS CARED FOR * GRADING, SPRAYING TELEPHONE 829 AMAGANSETT ROAD Time for an Inspection Now is the time for a check up on that motor of yours. Get it in first class shape for Fall and Winter driving. A little at tention now will save costly re pairs later. Drive in and let us put your car in first class shape. It Is East Hampton 565 Call Us Next Time LESTER’S GARAGE Chrysler — Chevrolet SALES SERVICE AMAGANSETT ROAD SOUTHAMPTON A son was recently bom to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brusdoski of Montauk. and formerly of Southampton. Mr. Brudoski is manager of the Loftus & McGunigal general store at Montauk. Mrs. Julia Buchegger. age 57 years, died last Thursday at the hospital after a brief illness. She was a widow and is survived by a son and daughter. Funeral services were held Saturday. Miss Emily Schrader underwent a surgical operation in Albany and will not be able to resume her position in the High School until October. Miss Adelaide Ccrwith has been engaged as a substitute for one month. A recent announcement was made of the engagement of Miss Blanche Os borne and George McDonald of Ro chester. N. Y. Miss Osborne is a form er member of the local school faculty. Dr. George W. Whitby of New’ York, is spending a vacation with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Whitby. Miss Marjorie Young has resigned her position as teacher of the fourth grade in our high school, and Miss Frances Mariey of East Hampton, has been engaged to fill the vacancy. At the request of local patrons, the management of Jones’ Casino has de cided to keep the Casino open until November 15th. A house is being erected for Alan Hildreth on Little Plains Road in the new Herrick Development. Hugh Ed wards is the contractor. The Southampton \ public schools Tojs Books Cards Part j F* V o rs ReRtal Li bra.r OftWKS & © Street ll/cm t v^oto CcrmjL/ FU rxyr^ *? H ’.sC fl/n . NSojbbyiiLdJL ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 'li'W liBTia HVW'B “LET THE LAUNDRY DO IT” SHOE REPAIRING W'c take old Footwear that seems to be past service and make it good for many more weeks. TONY ROSE NEWTOWN LANE Next to PostofBce Every Piece Spick and Span Each year housewives are appreciating more and more the folly of doing their own washing when the laundry can do it better. Let us prove to you that it costs no more to have us do your work— spick and span. EAST HAMPTON LAUNDRY Phone East Hampton 501 J. L. BANISTER, Proprietor F1THIAN & WAZLO Mason Contractors Stonework and Jobbing For Anpointments Write P. O. BOX 759 GEORGE V. SCHELLINGER Plumbing, Heating, Jobbing FIRE WELL INSTALLATION TELEPHONE 107 : : AMAGANSETT WILLIAM H. GREENE FLORIST Contractor and Trucking, Lawn Mow ing, Excavating and Road Building Newtown Lane East Hampton Telephone 32-R JOHN L. MATTSON Lawn Mowing and Gardens Cared For Pantigo Road CLARENCE E. KING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Marr Oil Burner for Steam, Water or Hot Air Furnaccs : I . East II a i p t o n 3 C 6 OTTO SIMMONS T elephone 106 PLUMBING and HEATING M etal W ork J obbing C ontracts JOSEPH HENDERSON PLUMBING and HEATING Telephone 580 P. 0. Box 868 McGuirk St. East Hampton N. FILLMORE MILLER Plumbing and Heating Amagansett T elephone A magansett 47 Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces FRED W. ROSS PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating Newtown Lane, East Hampton CHARLES V. MAPES Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work Telephone E. H. 743 Shop Residence Phone 584 CHARLES N. LLOYD PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating Estimates Cheerfully Given Fantigo Road P. O. BOX 386 TELEPHONE 2 Typewriters OF ALL MAKES SOLD, RENTED, AND REPAIRED OUR MACHINES AND OUR REPAIR WORK ARE GUARANTEED PIIONE 477 WE ARE AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR ROYAL AND CORON\ PORTABLES W. E. BOUGHTON STAR OFFICE Woolnoughs Riding School and Boarding Stable HITHER LANE Good Roomy Box Stalls RATES REASONABLE TELEPHONE E. H. 375 WM. L. BENNETT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT MILL HILL LANE TELEPHONE 735 Masons R. DI GATE Mason Contractor TELEPHONE 397 KING ST. IDEAL MASON’S SUPPLY YARD KING STREET Between Newtown Lane and Railroad PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS R. DI GATE, Prep. Phone 397 EDWARD M. GAY CONTRACTOR and BUILDER All Kinds of Building and Job bing Promptly Attended To Newtown Lane Phone 472 Reynold E. Vail Phone 520 E. Garfield Vail Phone 699 E. GARFIELD VAIL & SON CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS All Jobbing Promptly Attended to Shop—Upper Newtown Lane EAST HAMPTON G. A. ELDREDGE & SON Contractors and Builders All Kinds of Building and Repairing Promptly Attended To Phone 37-J East Hampton NELSON SKINNER, JR. Carpenter and Builder Jobbing Wire Fencing of All Kinds TELEPHONE 626 JAMES H. GRIMSHAW Carpenter and Builder TELEPHONE 745 EAST HAMPTON f Miscellaneous CARS FOR HIRE By Month, Week, Day, or Trip Competent and Courteous Driver EDWARD SCHAEFER P hone 334 D ay or N ight EDWARD M. OSBORN PIANOS Tuning a Specialty P hone 43-M Box 723 VINCENT BARSDIS TRUCKING T elephone 594 E ast H ampton DAVID DARBY REAL ESTATE BROKER Apaquogue Road Furnished Apartments and Cottages to Rent Lots and Acreage FRANK MACOMBER Mason and Contractor Estimates Cheerfully Given and Orders Promptly Attended To T elephone C onnection JAMES O’BRIEN Amagansett, N. Y. Mason, Builder, Contractor Hollow Tile Construction Tiling, Plain and Ornamental Plastering and Cement Stucco HAMPTON MASON SUPPLY YARD Dealers in Masons’ Supplies of All Kinds O pe :; F rom 8 U ntil 4:30 Yard: King Street S. J. LYNCH Contractor for Mason Work of All Kinds N. M ain St. P hone 23i FRANK B. SMITH General Contractor and Builder Shop: Newtown Lane E ast H ampton , T elephone 9 J. CUSTIS LAWRENCE REGISTERED ARCHITECT NEWTOWN LANE. EAST HAMPTON CONRAD & SHOTT Carpenters and Builders Contracting and Percentage Jobbing Floors Refinished a Specialty T elephone 540 OSCAR KONGEVOLD Carpenter and Builder Mor.tauk Highway East Hampton P. 0. BOX 731 Telephone 614 NORMAN W. BARNS Dealer in Masons' Material* of All Kinds Yard Opposite Freight Station BARNS BROTHERS Contracting Masons Estimates Cheerfully Given f Painters and Decorators | NORMAN S. CLEAVES Contractor and Builder Job or Day Work EAST HAMPTON T elephone 376-J PHILIP D’ALESSIO HIGH CLASS TAILORING Nev. town Lane RUDOLPH IRSA FLORIST CUT FLOWERS : FUNERAL WORK TELEPHONE 748 AMAGANSETT ROAD RICHARD H. SMITH PAINTER AND DECORATOR CRAFTEX ARTIST FURNITURE REPAIRED AND PAINTED SIGNS PAINTED Telephone 133 East Hampton FRANK E. MACOMBER, JR. Painter and Decorator CRAFTEX AND TEXTONE A SPECIALTY WALL GLAZING FURNITURE PAINTING Phone 335-M____________ East Hampton JOHN HASSELBERGER Painting, Decorating, Paper Hanging and Sign Painting For Appointment Write P. O. Box 900 Telephone 485 ADAM WILHELM Painter and Decorator Cottages renovated in a practi cal and artistic manner; paper hanging. References. Box 505 Telephone 257-R SUNRISE TRAIL MARKET FRESH and salt meats Poultry Vegetables and Groceries H. E. FANNING Practical Painter, Decorator Furniture Painted P. 0. Box 223 Estimates Cheerfully Given f Attorneys-at-Law J CLIFFORD C. EDWARDS A. B., LL. B. Attorney and Counselor at Laiv Notary Public Ollswang Bldg., E. Hampton FRANK JOHNSON Contractor and Builder Telephone 500 P. 0. Box 1012 EAST HAMPTON GEORGE E. JONES Building and Jobbing Furniture Repaired, Locks and Keys Fitted Bridgehampton Road Telephone E. H. 119-W Jobbing A Specialty ROBERT SEERVELD Contractor and Builder East Hampton, New York Telephone 463 Thompson & Osborne, Inc FUNERAL DIRECTORS Telephones Sag Harbor, Day. 210; night, 308 East Hampton, day, night, 22 WALLACE H. HALSEY. C. E.j Residence 771-48 Phone 412 Southampton Cameron Bldg. Phone 412 East Hampton Hand Bldg. Civil Engineer & Surveyor A*soc. M. A. Soc. C. E.’» HARRY G. STEPHENS Attorney and Counselor at Law Notary Public H and B ldg . E ast H ampton RAYMOND A. SMITH LL. B. Attorney and Counselor at Law Notary Public T he O sborne B ank B ldc . BUY YOUR GASOLINE KEROSENE AND OILS of WILLIAM P. COLLINS HEADQUARTERS ON CEDAR ST. DAILY DELIVERY East Hampton Free Library Library Honrs—June 1 to October 1 i Every week day 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.; THOMAS H. LAWLER, Proprietor ruesday. Thursday and Saturday eve- Amagansett Road ' rungs from 7:30 to 9 o'clock. BEWARE-PREPARE for FIRE Let me iaspect your fire equipment and put your extinguishers In first claw condition for immediate use; also re place with new extinguishers if needed J. C. I1ADDER 25-tI SHERRILL ROAD H. WESSBERG BOAT BUILDER Marine Repairs and Storage Three-Mile Harbor SAMUEL ROSE BARBER SHOP on MAIN ST., AMAGANSETT LADIES ATTENDED TELEPHONE CONNECTION ANTOINETTE SHOP Edwards Theatre Building Ladies* Exclusive Wearing Apparel QUALITY ECONOMY SERVICE Telephone 575 For 1 TAXI OR VAN SERVICE 1 Trunks, Freight and Pianos care fully handled I Main Street East Hamptoa F. M. CONKLIN ALEX McGUIRE Garbage and Rubbish Removed Cesspools Cleaned Lawns Mowed All kinds of chores promptly don€. Log wood and kindling for sale W. M. TERRY Amagan.selt AUTO, COMPENSATION, FIRE Insurance REAL ESTATE NOTARY Furnished and Unfurnished Cottages for Rent and Sale Building Sites Overlooking Ocean, with Beach Rights Woodland and Farm Acreage for Sale Telephone 20 E. Marvin Conklin FIRE INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS NEWTOWN LANE EAST HAMPTON Monumental Work E. T. ARCHIBALD SAG HARBOE PHONE 33
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THE EAST HAMPTON STAR, FRID AY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1929
SAG HARBOR
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Prax o f M iami. Fla., who have been visiting here, left fo r New York, where they will stay a week. They have been several weeks traveling in the mountains in the Carolinas and passed tw o weeks a t W hite Sulphur Springs, and will visit several places o f interest on their way home. T hey expect to arrive at M iami in September.
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred C. Bates have returned frcm tw o weeks' vacation in the Catskills. They motored hom e with their son Alfred, w ho went on to M ontauk. where he entertained eight of his m en friends for the week-end by T una and Bass fishing.
Scouts w ho represent Suffolk County in cam p at Adirondacks. are in charge o f R. P. Anderson. Suffolk County Scout executive. Scoutmaster W alter Loos, a member o f Sag Harbor Pierson High School faculty, will act as one o f the assistant scoutmasters o f the party.
A fter Labor Day school begins again for those w ho have graduated from Pierson, and wish to advance further in the educational field. Miss D orothy Baum an leaves for Albany State, to begin her sophom ore year, together with Miss Helma Bergstrom. Miss Bertha Spitz and Anthony Kulcyzski. w ho are registered as Freshmen. Miss Stephanie Ryder leaves for B uffalo State College; Miss Helen McNanrney, Miss Mildred Youngs, Alice Bisgood and Eunice Pulver, for Cortland N orm al; Miss Alice Dickson for Packard Business College; Miss G loria F inck- enor for New Jersey State College at G lassboro. N. J .; Anthony W allance for Packard Business’ College, and Jack Y oungs for Syracuse University.
Miss Vera C. DuM ont. R . N., and her friend. Miss Mildred L. Brunner, who have been visiting Mrs. L. N. Vaughn 2nd. for the past six weeks, have re turned to their hom e in Elgin, HI. T hey made the trip by auto, visiting places o f interest on the way.
Sag H arbcr Theatre SoldT he Sag Harbor Theatre was sold at
10 o 'clock last Friday morning, on the county court house steps, to Gilbert S. Rosenthal. The house will continue to operate under the m anagem ent o f Sam uel R osenthal, father o f the purchaser. The playhouse was sold by G eorge W. Hildreth, referee in the case.
L ittle B ernice Lewis, daughter o f I Dr. and M rs. H arold Lewis, is in the Southam pton Hospital. She was oper-1 ated on for appendicitis and is getting] along nicely.
Com panions c f the Forest Hold Beach Party
O n Tuesday evening, August 20th, T h e Com panions o f the Forest of Am erica, o f Sag Harbor, held their a n nual beach party at East H am pton Beach. The feature o f the evening was races o f all kinds. T h e winner o f the sack race was Bena S carlato; second prize. Edith Zelner; for the three- legged race, first prize was won by G ertrude Salisbury c f East Hampton, and jum ping rope the longest was won by Edith Zelner. T he pleasingly plum p ladies' race was won by Mrs. M ary Padovano o f Brooklyn. A fter the races all gathered around the big beach fire where a delicious lunch was served to all.
Obstruction Buoy Asked ForThe Trustees o f Sag Harbor Village
have been asked to place an obstruction buoy upon the shoal o ff M unicipal pier. A t high tide yachts com ing into the bulkhead to take on supplies o f gasoline, o ften ground or strike their propellors on the old M aidstone pier.
Tow ard building extension of Sag Harbor Y acht Club pier there has been subscribed $1,200. T o add 50 feet will cost $1,500.
will open Monday. September 9th. for the new term.
Joseph Novack, 18. o f Baiting Hollow. and Russell Sprague o f Merrick.
. L. I., w ere each sentenced in the local j court to 60 days in ja il for stealing
cars a t the local beaches. T h e latter is also wanted for stealing a car in Patchogue, w hich officers Seam on and Edwards recovered in Merrick. L. I.
G oods stolen from Peck & Peck. E. A. & H. H ildreth. Schwartz Store and the Children’s Shop were recovered this week when Mrs. Concetta M onti- lone and her daughter. Miss Teresa M ontilone o f Brooklyn, were arrested by the local police and arraigned before Justice Jaques. They pleaded guilty and were fined $50 and given a suspended jail sentence o f 10 da ys— Press.
BRIDGEHAM PTON
Mrs. T illy J. Fahy spent a few days in New York last week.
A sen, John Norris jr., was bom August 24, at the Southam pton Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Norris Hopping.
Valentine Ruppel and son Durrell of Bay Shore, visited with relatives her? on Sunday last.
Mrs. John Lehr o f Southold. N. Y „ spent last w eek-end as the guest of Mr. and M rs. Arthur D. Loper.
A son, R obert Berkley, was b om on Sunday. August 25, a t Southam pton Hospital, to-M r. and Mrs. R obert N ielson.
A daughter, Patrica Doris, was b om Sunday, August 25. at the Southam pton Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor o f Farm - ingdale. are spending the week-end with their daughter, Mrs. E. Carleton Dickinson.
Misses Natalie and Virginia Hyde, daughters o f Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Hyde, have returned to their country home at Sagaponack, after spending a two m onths' vacation at Camp K u i- j wiyan, M eredith. N. H.
M iss Frances Fish, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel C. Fish o f S outham pton, form erly o f Bridgeham pton, will enter the Cathedral School o f St. M ary, a t G arden City, this fall.
Mrs. Joseph Hennessy and daughter, K atherine, and Mrs. R udolph W aeck- eiling and children o f Weehawken Heights, N. J., are visiting w ith Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schenck.
Elisha Hedges celebrated his 88th birthday on W ednesday o f last week.
Charles G uyer was taken to the Southam pton Hospital on Tuesday, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis.
Local gunners report signs o f a great quantity o f gam e this season, especially quail, pheasants, woodcock, and rabbits. in the nearby woods, and are a l
ready planning for an active season. The W ainsoott G un Club released a number o f quail on the lands posted by that organization, during the sum mer, and it Is said that the weather this summer has been most favorable fo r the propagation o f quail and other wild life.
Form er County Clerk Fred S. Pu lver o f Sag Harbor, has consented to look after the interests o f the Republican organization candidates in the primary cam paign. Mr. Pulver has a lways been an organization w orker and som e years ago served as chairm an of the County Committee, o f w hich com mittee he is now a member from Southam pton Town.— News.
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A m an in Paris went crazy in an a ttem pt to evolve a perfect dance, and suffers from the hallucination that he is a horse. I f he had been past fifty, he would not have attempted the im possible.
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Phone East H am pton 727
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Time for an InspectionNow is the time for a ch eck up on that m otor o f yours. G et it in first class shape fo r Fall and W inter driving. A little a ttention now will save costly re pairs later. D rive in and let us put your car in first class shape.
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A son was recently b o m to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brusdoski o f Montauk. and form erly o f Southam pton. Mr. Brudoski is m anager o f the Loftus & M cG unigal general store at Montauk.
Mrs. Julia Buchegger. age 57 years, died last Thursday a t the hospital a fter a brief illness. She was a widow and is survived by a son and daughter. Funeral services were held Saturday.
Miss Emily Schrader underwent a surgical operation in A lbany and will not be able to resume her position in the H igh S chool until October. Miss Adelaide Ccrw ith has been engaged as a substitute for one month.
A recent announcem ent was m ade of the engagem ent o f Miss B lanche O sborne and G eorge M cD onald o f R o chester. N. Y. M iss Osborne is a fo rm er m em ber o f the local school faculty.
Dr. G eorge W. W hitby o f New’ York, is spending a vacation w ith his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W hitby.
Miss M arjorie Y oung has resigned her position as teacher o f the fourth grade in our high school, and Miss Frances M ariey o f East Ham pton, has been engaged to fill the vacancy.
At the request o f local patrons, the m anagem ent o f Jones’ Casino has decided to keep the Casino open until Novem ber 15th.
A house is being erected for Alan H ildreth on Little Plains R oad in the new H errick Developm ent. Hugh Edwards is the contractor.
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K IN G STREET Between Newtown Lane and Railroad PRO M PT ATTEN TION GIVEN TO
ALL O RDERS R. DI GATE, Prep. Phone 397
E D W A R D M. G A Y C O N TR ACTO R and BU ILD ER
All Kinds o f Building and Jobbing Prom ptly Attended To
N ewtown Lane P h o n e 472
Reynold E. Vail Phone 520
E. Garfield Vail Phone 699E. G A R F IE L D V A IL & SONCONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS All Jobbing Promptly Attended to
Shop— Upper Newtown Lane EAST HAMPTON
G. A. E L D R E D G E & SON C ontractors and Builders
A ll K inds o f B u ilding and R epairing P rom ptly A ttended To
P h o n e 3 7 -J E a s t H a m p t o n
N ELSO N SK IN N E R , JR. Carpenter and Builder
Jobbing W ire Fencing o f All Kinds
TELEPHONE 626
JA M E S H. G R IM SH A WC arpenter and Builder
TELEPHONE 745
E A S T H AM PTO N
f Miscellaneous
C A R S FO R H IR E By M onth, Week, Day, or Trip Com petent and Courteous
D riv e r E D W A R D SC H A E F E R
P h o n e 334 D a y or N ig h t
E D W A R D M. OSBORN PIA N O S
Tuning a Specialty
P h o n e 43-M B ox 723
V IN C E N T B A R SD IS
TR U CK IN G
T e l e p h o n e 594 E a s t H a m p t o n
D A V ID D A R B Y R E A L E S T A T E BR O KE R
Apaquogue Road Furnished Apartm ents and
Cottages to Rent Lots and Acreage
F R A N K M AC O M B ER M ason and C ontractor
Estim ates Cheerfully Given and O rders Prom ptly Attended To
T e l e p h o n e C o n n e c t io n
JA M E S O’ BR IEN Am agansett, N. Y.
M ason, Builder, Contractor H ollow Tile Construction
Tiling, Plain and Ornamental P lastering and Cem ent Stucco
H A M PT O N M ASO N SU PP LY Y A R D
D ealers in M asons’ Supplies o f A ll Kinds
O p e : ; F r o m 8 U n t il 4 :3 0 Y a rd : K ing Street
S. J. L Y N C H
C on tractor fo r M ason W ork of All K inds
N. M a i n S t. P h o n e 2 3 i
F R A N K B. SM ITH G eneral C ontractor and Builder
S h op : N ewtown Lane E a s t H a m p t o n , T e l e p h o n e 9
J . C U S T I S L A W R E N C E
REGISTERED ARCHITECT
N EW TOW N LANE. EAST HAMPTON
C O N RA D & SH OTT Carpenters and Builders
C ontracting and Percentage Jobbing
F loors Refinished a Specialty T e l e p h o n e 540
O SCA R K ON G E VO LD C arpenter and Builder
M or.tauk H ighw ay East H am pton P. 0 . BOX 731
Telephone 614
N O R M A N W. B A R N S D ealer in M asons' Material*
o f All K inds Yard Opposite F reight Station
B A R N S B R O T H E R S
C ontracting M asons
Estim ates Cheerfully Given
f Painters and Decorators |
N O R M A N S. C L E A V E S C ontractor and Builder
Job or Day W ork E A S T H A M PT O N T e l e p h o n e 376-J
P H ILIP D ’A LESSIO
H IG H C L A S S T A ILO R IN G
Nev. tow n Lane
RUDOLPH IRSA
F L O R I S T
CUT FLOW ERS : FUNERAL W O R K
TELEPHONE 748 AM AGAN SETT ROAD
R IC H A R D H. SM ITH PAIN TER AND D ECO RATO R
C R A F T E X A R T IST FU RN ITU RE REPAIRED AND
PAINTED SIG N S PAINTED
T elephone 133 East Hampton
F R A N K E. M ACOM BER, JR.
Painter and DecoratorC R A F T E X AND TEXTON E
A SPECIALTY W A LL G LA ZIN G
FU RN ITU RE PA IN TIN G Phone 335-M____________ East Hampton
JO H N H A SS E L B E R G E R Painting, D ecorating, P aper
H anging and Sign Painting F o r A p p o i n t m e n t W r i t e P. O.
B ox 900 T e l e p h o n e 485
A D A M W ILH E L M Pain ter and D ecorator
Cottages renovated in a practical and artistic m anner; paper
hanging. References.B ox 505 T e l e p h o n e 257-R
SUNRISE TRAIL MARKET
F R E S H a n d s a l t m e a t s
P ou ltry V egetab les
and G roceries
H. E. F A N N IN G P ractical Painter, D ecorator
F u rn iture Painted P. 0 . B ox 223
Estim ates Cheerfully Given
f Attorneys-at-Law J
C L IF F O R D C. E D W A R D S A . B., LL. B.
A ttorn ey and Counselor at Laiv N ota ry Public
O l l s w a n g B l d g . , E. H a m p t o n
F R A N K JOHN SON C ontractor and Builder
T e l e p h o n e 500 P. 0 . B ox 1012 E A S T H A M PT O N
G EO RG E E. JO NES Building and Jobbing
Furniture Repaired, Locks and K eys Fitted
Bridgeham pton Road T e l e p h o n e E. H. 119-W
Jobbing A Specialty
R OB E R T SEERVELD
Contractor and BuilderEast Hampton, New York
T elephone 463
Thompson & Osborne, Inc
FU N ERAL
DIRECTORS
Telephones
Sag Harbor, Day. 210; night, 308 East H am pton, day, night, 22
W A L L A C E H. H A L S E Y . C . E .j
R esidence 771-48
Phone 412
S outham pton
Cam eron B ldg.
Phone 412
E ast H am pton
H and Bldg.
Civil Engineer & SurveyorA*soc. M. A . Soc. C. E .’ »
H A R R Y G. S T E P H E N SA ttorn ey and Counselor at Law
N ota ry Public
H a n d B l d g . E a s t H a m p t o n
R A Y M O N D A. SM ITH LL. B.
A ttorn ey and C ounselor a t Law N ota ry Public
T h e O s b o r n e B a n k B l d c .
B U Y Y O U R G ASO LIN E
K E R O S E N E A N D OILS
o f
W IL L IA M P. COLLINS
H E A D Q U A R T E R S ON C E D A R ST.
D A IL Y D E L IV E R Y
E ast H am pton Free L ib raryLibrary Honrs— June 1 to O ctober 1
i Every week day 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.; T H O M A S H. L A W L E R , P rop rietor ruesday. Thursday and Saturday eve-
A m agansett R oad ' rungs from 7:30 to 9 o'clock.
BEW AR E-PR EPAR Efor
FIRELet me iaspect your fire equipment and put your extinguishers In first claw condition for im m ediate use; also replace with new extinguishers if needed
J. C. I1ADDER
25-tI SH ERRILL ROAD
H. W E SSB E R G BO AT B U ILD E R
M arine R epairs and Storage T h r e e - M i l e H a r b o r
SAM U EL ROSE BARBER SHOP
on
M AIN ST., A M A G A N SE T TLADIES ATTENDED
TELEPHONE CONNECTION
A N T O IN ET TE SHOPEdwards Theatre Building
Ladies* Exclusive Wearing Apparel
Q U ALITY ECONOM Y SERVICE
Telephone 575
For
1 T A X I OR V A N S E R V IC E
1 Trunks, Freight and P ianos ca re fu lly handled
I Main Street East Hamptoa
F. M. CONKLIN
A L E X M cG U IRE
Garbage and Rubbish Removed Cesspools Cleaned
Lawns M owed A ll kinds o f chores prom ptly don€.
L og w ood and kindling fo r sale
W . M . TERRYAmagan.selt
AUTO, COM PENSATION, FIRE
InsuranceREAL ESTATE N O TARY
Furnished and Unfurnished Cottages for R ent and Sale
Building Sites Overlooking Ocean, with B each Rights
W oodland and Farm Acreage for Sale
T elephone 20
E. Marvin Conklin F I R E I N S U R A N C E
AUTOM OBILE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
NEW TOW N LANE EAST HAM PTON
Monumental W ork E. T . A R C H IB A L D
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