I t I s not <I1»!'-" .'T ;.. :; :.,] ';, .,,|tibecause there Is so iim< li of It ly ingaround. Tlint 's wl ion , •!»¦ « l i f 15 n!tycomes In. Thoro N i , , , i , . , , ,,,.- , ,. ,],„.t l l lCtioil i ll Hl ld i l l - i"j i i j | 11,.,, : in v l , , „ ]j -else enn flml mi'l •• '¦'• t .v I , . „ i v ,.k,. j ,..,';found.

If you w n n r lo I'" a - i ; . . . .... ;,| i i, 111 f -f inding you mus t lu - an j, ,,„, ,,„ /- ,.,,„. (llines, use new iii mI i i , ^ i . i , i , . , :. n ,i -t l i , . i i sand find faul t t l u n Ims m -v i -v !„.<.,,found before. Wi n n - i„ t i n - honor infinding f au l t w l t l i y o ur wi iv.s his. n i t s .or with the fin t t ! n u ,1:1 ,- j , ].„,. _ ,,, .other such dui i y <.. -. mv t- in- i . o nmonly let some l i i n M i n -.: s i , . | , i i > t f i n d „modicum of f i iu l t « ; i l i i! :, . i i i i - x . - i i - t l i i i c l oof the isotherm:) ! I i , . ,^ :; „ ,- vUoui - c<l t ,ythe cross cun-ei, - - . ¦ ;

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fortune.In brief, then, ii I* u in, i h u l i i i i ; f a u l t

lis wi th eve ry th ing ( . <, . ...)„, IK ,r C( ,IU.moiinlnce.—Life.

New York City Garbage Disposal.The method of l'si-Im:,, disposal in

Xew York i-ity is n - i'. , : i . . \ V - :Garbage, placed in .. ic,rnn. ,-nns by

householders, is •¦".;. , :• ,i in , i| V vehi-cles and ti-anspon., 1 ,., .hunps alongthe water fron t s ,., M i i n l i n t t a n . theBronx and Brooklyn. « hi-ro It is plac-ed upon contractors ' s. - n u - .-.

A tilled si-ow Is ¦¦¦ •.v,., i ,,, „ reductionplant on Barren i~ ! i ind . j „ .rnniaicabay. where the u n i o n',-,! is • n uked, t hegrease extracted n m l ij , , . t a n k a g e orsoiled mat te r dri ed. C rease is soldfor soap milking, etc , ,'U1I | tankage Isused ns ferti l izer. Th e m oi s t u r e onlyis wasted.

The contractor's work ii,.»|iis nt t hedumps, and for tin- privih-j ; . . of receiv-ing t h e -100,000 Ions ,,f -m i mg e perannum the contractor is obliged hvagreement to pay t h e , - i t y an averagesum of SOT .OfiO per year for n t e rm offive years.—New York ' l i nn s.

Three Places to Watch .Poli t ic -i l l regenera t ion mus t s t a r t In t,

quickening of th e , - i \ i , - eon s.-iom-e ..Men In hir g<|r i i i i i i i l ' i -rs mu s t i,es;in t„take a deepened in terest in p ,i!itHi |policies and program-:. The threeplaces which should be kept in t h emind's eye evermore nre i b e e i i y b a l l ,the state onpi lol and W a s h i ng t o n , - i i y .What, t h e represen ta t ives ,, f t h e peopleare t h i n k i n g and s a v i n g and do in^should be i-losely S' -n n i n r / i - i l nml s- rupulously jud ged . When our n ewspa-pers ]niss out of t h e M -n , i l i a r b a r i e sIii l '.-of newspaper i levi- ' . - i n i . i - u i t h ey u i i ldevote less space to in • - 'n l e n t n n d gos-sip and crime and lay bef ,. |- P t i K. p n i ,lie day by day in a m p l e r f u l l n e s s t l a -doings of our aldermen , our ass embly,men nnd our ooul",- - - , r- . W' om n i . " -Home Companion.

Super io r i ty of the P.ist.Wo hea r from i b o best n M i l i o r i t i e s

that the classics are not s t u d i e d n~ihey used to be. This does not s u r -prise tw. because It l ias 1-ccn eo p n t l l ytrue ot every age. Vor Instance, Wi-h-op Berkeley, diseonr s in- |„ 17.14 ¦¦ „»the v i r tues of t a r w a t e r '' and o t h e rthings t h a i i-nnie . in to Ids n i lml , said:"In these free th io l in g t imes m a n y anempty head fs si k at Ar i s to t le andP la to as well us n l t h e I b - l y Scriptures .* * * In these day s t h a t dep th oftha t old l e a r n i n g is rarel y f a t ho m ed "This r e m i n d s us , - •' t h e 1 • - l i t ; - - a I do hn i ¦

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to Heed the WarningTo linve gooil health , '•'« dltfentloii,

liciirt, lt inuf l nnd li lilnoyfl muat work pnr-fcrUy. When there l» unytlilti R wrongwith tho (llgc Htl on, henrt or Iui irh , 11 v«rynotlcut ihlo imln or illstrcu d ulyea promptwt irnlnit . Kl ilney tronhlo In more cimllyoverloolml, however, und too often ualinta Iook »lnrl. 'hit khlnuy trouble iloenvivo early nlgn", anil Imcltnohn , hendiiolird,(ll /.zy up did , rlici inmtlo pnln», too fro-(ittcnt , ticunty or pnlnfnl urlnntlnn Mionlilnot ho nntflcotcit. When tliom •wiirnliiuHitppoar, mo noiin 'n Klilnoy PI1U, tho roll11W0, aiiMowifiil, itronufy rflcommciidiidkidney rumtiily, Analat tho mod Id no bytultlnrr thlnaa nnnlcr, "reducing tho dintttml tho uao of llo,uor8. A »ov«ro attnoltof Uld iu'V iltMinsa may bo avoided. Douii 'hKlilnoy Plll d have won tho «ratoftt l prulnoof Hnyvlllo people. Head this Htiyvllloreiltiont'a oiidornnincnt.

Mm. A. VimrK, Dlovtlaml X«».,aayvlllo, »»yv,"I wm troulileil 'inlto u lilt, with bnoWnolio niul itcaiiikmI 1110 (01116 niiuiry, I lioinlof Donn'a KM-liny PIIU mill liou«lit« box »t Tliornlilirv Drugfltflr t. Tlmy ravo 111a rtillof. I Imva uuil Donn'iKli!n»y rilla m*r alnoa ami nlwoy* with tlio butof rwniltl. I can nlw»y« iiiooli of thin mtilloloalu tb»hltllt»»tpraU«.", Prj iw (On, at>»ll ilMlura, Don't nlmiily uk far

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It Was the L.ie: S cr - c ..-; C o n f l i c t of OurWar W. b-i Me x i co .

C h a p u l i i - i ,., - j. ; ; , . 1 ,ana- ol " a hi!!t l l l ' ee miles s o l l l b -. -. , -1 ,,| i h e < 'i l .V , - !Jl exi i-o . r i - i i , L : i t •: j ' r v loot a b o v eihe s i i n o i u j i i i n - ; : ; , ; , , l l u -l t t i i ( , ,\ z ti.IllOlJ .-II - . |,s j,)- ,. s.- .- i . ; .„ (,,., , , . ,„,-,,!,, "tj„.j |-smmner le in, . . a n d here in 17s ." i ;a lvez. t h en vi . ,-roy ,, f Mi .\ i .- , i . l .cvni i to 'erect mi i n i | - o s i n g 1'oniiie.l , a stk-w h h-h . I I i o i i l I i n eve r oomp h - ted. was ¦useil n i te r |s ' as a mi l i i a r y ~. - l i .>ol . jIn t h e war bet ween M< - xj . ,., a n . l t h e jI'l i i i e i l S t a l l s i I n - l i i i l was st j - on gl y it'or t i t i i - d by .tbe A l c x h - a i i s am! v> .:s i h '

- ¦scene, on Sept. I- a n d bl . 1 MT , ,,f t i n -last serious con lib t ,-r t h e w a r . :

A f t e r t i n - b n i t i o of M , , ! i !e| l:,.y. ,Sept. •*>'. 'b -n e i a l s. ot t p 'a i i n e d a n n , -.-

',.. 'inent a g a i n - i I 'ha p i b i e i ,„¦ and on t ] „ . :1-th »]-.ein-il a h eavy t io iuba i d i n e i i l . undel1 cover of w h h-h . mi i h e f o l l o wi n gday. t le ne r a l s bi l low- and o ni t nia n . 'supported r e sp e c t i v e l y by ' io u er a l sWo r t h aud S m it h , n iadv g a i l a m as-sau l t s, t i n - f o rmer c a rr y i n g i lu - f m- t i t i - ,c at i ons on t h e w e s t am! t h e l a t t e r on !the sou ih e a s i . 'I 'l l , . M e x i c a n s , a f t e r ¦m a k i n g a s t u b b o rn defense , w,-,- ..dr iv en in c o n f u s i on ba . -u t o w ar d t h e :

city. On Ihe 1 1 t h t he Amer i cans ,.„. .'tered t h e City of Mexico , and t h e w a rwas v i r t u a l l y ended.

Dur ing t h e th ree days iSep t . 11'. lb iand l- l i t h e A m e r i ca n s i, st Sir.: |,, jlulled and wounded , i loucra l I ' i l l .iw jbein g a m o n g t h e l at t e r , w h i l e t h e Me.\ -leans are k n o w n to h a v e lost a nun Ii¦large r n u m b e r , bin t h e side of n„. jAmericans about 7„-,0u i,„.„ were en- jgaged nnd abou t -I. i k k ") on t h e M e x i ca n jside. !

INSECT INVENTORS. 'Clever Th ings Done by Spiders. Bees , i

Was ps and Ants. |"The best c i i f i i i i i r - i i t i t ry perhaps on

such a sei i ie i ice as 'The inven tor is Ijus t a c l a i r v oy a n t who t r a n s l a t e s h j sforecas t lugs to eas i ings1 is [ h a t amongmil- grea tes t i n v e n t o r s are t h e insect * .-wri tes . l ann-s \ . I " , ,id in . \ incr ica . ",ba w a r n i ng relle. t io i i on h i i i n a n di -v i -r - !Iie ss these ¦ in-cc t i l lVe l i l o r s s l l o l l l - !no t be f i - r a o t t e n . The wasp made ex |ce l l e u t w a i e r p r n o f paper ages before ;man ever i l o m g i i t of do ing so. a m . iin.-nb- i t f rom w. ml pu lp . . We h a v e I! eeii u s i n g t h a t m a t e r i a l o n l y for a 'couple of g e n e r a t i o n s . !

"Tin- I,,.-,- a m i t i n . w a sp t i - i -d h y p od e r m i c needles long before m a n i -v , - - ji l i o i i g h i of i i i i - i i i . a n d t h e I us.-s ,f o i n i i - - -o id as an a m i s , pi ic u , \. ;< ,sen e i ls honey from f e r u i e ut a t i o i i . '

"Tin- sp-d er made t h e tit ' sr "li-p :s-ion l i r i i l g o n> r d i u g to al! t h e 111Vof t h e i.-r a f r . and some spiders n i a i ; ,evcci' . - c r a i r sh i p s , nn.. ,,r •h em / ¦ - .mak es a d i v i n g hell. ,

"The bee makes a wax t h a t wo c a n - ]not. imi t a t e .

"The s i l kworm is -t\ ':\ t he l in r 'n n lo . '-m a n u f ac t t i r e v of sill;.

"To t i l e s ,, we m i g h t add t h e n : , i .wl i i ' -h i i i a k i - s i i m n els and -ul iw.'iy-Vlll- WV.ls,,u bee . Wil l i Us .-ellle'.l t XV ovV. . ';and t i n - g r e a t peacock m o t h , w h : b jc a l l s i t s h i m ] f rom a d i st a n c e by w i r e -less te legra p h y , l i n t to complete t i n jsto ry w e s |„ , \i i , l have to repr in t l l - i i b, ,l- 'a l i l - e 's boo k's ."

Dyo Befo re You P .itcb."Nl -w- |- [ < i ', ch a g i l l n io '. i t .i l ls! he ' olv i

c i - . l i ¦- , ' .- • ¦ - . ' l a - I !:o a - i l !- '• • ¦¦ .'

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c i : e . ., ' :. . , . .« , . g. " N. - v, V - . i - l . s, .v

BATTLE OF CHAPULTEPEC .

Mr. and Mrs. John BientemaCelebrate Silver Wedding

ENLARGING VAN WYEN STORE

Lokker Brothers ' Big; Winnings at thePat erson Poultr y Show—OysterShippers Do a Thriving; Thanksgiv-ing Business.

Mi* Ma tt ie Blom , of Midland Pm k.N. Y., i s visiting Mr. and Mrs. .lohnlllriii .

The Thaoks tj i v ing services in ourchurches yesterday were si! largely at-tended.

The Liultcs1 Aid Siciety of the Reformedchuicli met. Wednesday af ternoon in t hechurch parlors.

Mason George Osier is now p u t t i n g onthe widls in the cot tage of Peter Zege)on Zi.'iiel street.

Mrs Edwhrd Ockc-rs re turned home onTuesday from a week's visit with relalives in Sew York .

Keeping the prices down and a ten pircen t, discount should receive vour con-sideration. M. Maizels, the Jeweler.

Ivan ctein is suffer ing from bloodpoisoning in his left hand und isun der t h ecure of Dr. A L. Iv ins .

Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Dominy, of EastHampion , spent Thanksgiv ing Day here-with Mr. nml .Mrs. Kellogg Dominy.

Mr. anil Mrs . Tobias Miller have movedthis week from Conrad Stool's house tooae of Henry Ilrandl's on Cherry stree t.

Bernard and Louis Van P iperlnir are to 'spend the week end wi th the i r brother , |Wil l iam Van Poperiog hi Sound Beac h . IConn. :

Mr. am! Mis. Ti. C. Tucker ami diu ici i iter Franci s and son IJI chuid. .ti: fur i,week's visit wi th re la t ives at, Snffe ru .

A r t h u r W. B. Woo] , of Menlek , sailedbis knoc ftabmir here on Tuesdiiy andstored her for t h e w in t e r at D v k s t r a 'sheat yard .

Henry Heninu-r is to have a n u m b e r ofalt erations made in his bouse on Clierrjstreet. Contractors Van Popering A {), - .Gruf f are to do the work.

The Rev . W. T. Kilds. of t l i e Sayv i lhCongrecational church, wil l i-vehani; ,pu lp i ts w i t h t he Htv . C. M u l l e r of t inIief orined church on Sunday evening

Heniy Ot to end .John Seervehl, of t h i sv i l l ag e , snil .lolm Terry, of Sayvi l le wen ;to Y tinkers on Friday to a t tend the f u nera! ot Ihe i r l i ro the r - in !nw , .1 ohu KadeiitT .

Edward Knvs . Dick Zege! and Ed garWes t e i b e k e , w h o ha ve been ciai i i i i i ing - iihe S^nnd off Glen Cove, came liomcWiFriday ani l l i n i l a n i 'her rouuli t une re:t i n g iii t in - I n l e t .

Mi's Ph y llis nrainli . w h o is u n d y i ngfor a tni i i i i - t l nurse a" t he Post f l rud imtei l i 'Sp H n b N e w Y o r k , n imie a snort vmiwi th lie.- parents , .Mr. and Mrs f. - . in".Urani l t on Monday n i g -h ; .

Mr ami Mrs S. R Pancias- •n el M i sPanc ou- i 's s is j i r . .'t orn point .,' W oods ,came lo t h e ma in l and a " t h i s po in t onMonday and f rom her e took t h e t r a i n p -f i l e oi ly to spend a cmij ih- of weeks.

BulWi-TS Vmi PopeilriR & IMIrivfl ayeengagdl in bu i ld ing an addi tion nn t in -home nf Mrs. Kdw atd > lehers . Tieki tchen Is t :i be curried up to t h e secondstoiy, there by add ing t w o more moms

Mrs. A. Pun! anil dirigbn-r. ICI Ien , MrsCornelius Ilroerr and Mrs . Au gust Voi-pahl ami ihoieh ter . Mai lou , -at Coron aI.. I. spep t t h e week end w i t h t h e i rmother . Mr- , i leorg e Van Wyen w i n .eel rh r s t i - i ! he; s- i e h h i r h d n v m; S .nd , , -,

Tin- lb v . r , M i i ' l i - r , . ? ' -n , - I ; . - t , - r n i t -c iu i rc : : w: ' , p ieu « -t i in i n - - K u g l i s t i l -u - -^u t i g c !„,: a -Hor n i n g - i n d e v e n i n g Tn.a t ' e i i M i ! - o - i v i c c u i ' 1 b,- ;r. - I c- i i - , ! ! ; .n - -I n l i g - ' i - i L 'i- . A ' ' l a i n - , m i l g ,v : - l, :p ' I n :•u i l ; b -- n !- r a -' , s - ,- „ - .- .; -- ; m :. p ;• ci..|i l ren

The I l l - n p -n. ' s r , . i i .v- - ,c r. I c i n g .t i s n i n u I c i - i n i - s loi i i n - p,im t , p. .l ay s t .nt i n i : Tl i i . i ' l . su i v l n g M a d e w a - v , - i y sni |sfin Mtv ii u l i , d. I .a 1- ' w i -i -l ; Mn- it sid ptin n i s m i i - i i i i i i ,1 b , n ear ly i , .',po b i r r dv ¦• 'she! ' s' ni 1; and ' * *" - "- 1 " ¦'¦ Olio no ons ,open, .! ,l\ -'l-Jt .

Kt ed e l i - H W n l d i !' i ' l e v e ' ,.1. . ';. u , ,.:-r iv i d J l s t m l i i V !- : s pc ir ! u few d uv- w i l lI l l s f nn i i l y 111 t h e home of h i - w i f e ' s p ,iem- Mi all.I M i s l i i r i i ' Yand i - i l i - .rg!-.v \ i l l i w i i i - l i l . M i s W a n ! and s, ,n lan e henspeii i l i i i i .' si viml i i i on ' b- M: m i l M i -W n r d arc lo i- e i i i n . • • ¦ • ) •¦ ': ¦: ' ' ' • '.' ' - b i ' i . :h- ui " * m i h m m W - ,

Tin- ' i i i i i i i ' h "S p i . ; r ' i . i i- i :, ..-I ' - i l e iu - i T i " ' i b i i ; S o * l l i - cni Ib e e i > '. ,oa11100ll ,\ ill <l lT - | ll S ,-Uli.i Mil 1 i- ' • b-ll nu led - .11! and sto red I. ,1 ' l i e im' i i I i - 'inoni li s » • li y k s t r n s b - - a i y - .rii 1' la!n iinc !i l^ i n rn- eive a • i n - • <t i ^ i t o \ c : i i i i n )i l l g I n il II In side and o i l I n l ' c c -he !aga in p liu id In - 'onnuisslo i i

Woik was e i i i i i in i 'ii i d Moini iy ny ¦• -nt rn i lorn Van I'ope i ing A' DeOmlV on t i nstore of t ' Van Wyen on A l l a n t l c siren.The cMi'iislmi be ing uiiidc on the sou thpar i of t in - bu i ld ing I s about I ' Jx '-'l l feet .An ent i re ly new front is also helng pu tIn the mafii slnrc w i t h larire plate glasswindows and when the bu i ld ing Is com-pleted It wi l l have a fro n tage, on theavenue of ;10 feet and w i l l lie an liddedlinprovoin eiit to t he village.

It wil l pay you to Inspect our atocl i' w h i c h diiHlsm of the newest c ieulnnisand lat t'«! sty leu at M. Mal/els Jewel rystore '

Mr. and Mis. Cornel ius . I.okker a n dJohn I.o li lt e r re turned bnnie on Momlityfro m I'l l tnrw in , N. .) . , where th e Messrs.Lokker exhibited their pt i / e w inn ingSilver Hi'iinrl i ilit fowl at the poultryrIiow of tlio PiUWMm PoMhry Assoelivtlotilust wet'lt. They were very sueceiistul Ineleiinlni! up ulimit nil the prizes. In ilinlrclass, l i r l t i f i lnK home eighteen prizes , sec-ond and t h i r d on Hllver Seiihrlght cnek ;second n iul fourth on Silver Seubilghihen; llrd t und stmonil on pul le t ; tlrst onold ]ieti ; first nn young pen; first onyoung whi le cochin pan of bun lams; tlrst<w old caehltt ueu ot huutiv«\H -,Vsllver impfor the best display of Benlirlghtii ; t w osafety rnzors on hestdlsplay of Hnaliilg li ls ;two special rl lllions olfe red liy thu PaterRon Poultry AtHocWtinn tor the 1h>m sHupeSeahrlHlit cock bird and the best colorHealirlght lien; special ribbon for tl io bentcnckrrul In Ihe show also simclid iihlion

i for heat, pen In the «linw.

Tlio liomuof Mr, niai Mr». John HUuitetna was tlm scutio of a jolly nff iilr orTt iCRiluy ovi ' i iIhk when this ootiplo ci-lc-hruleil Mielr 25th wetlillmt annlviimiiry,The event 'wan an unj oyuhlo onu ami tin)evenlni! won yirnt In reviewing old llniMnn tl snmcH. Thcro wm nl«n nmny «ondthlngi tn rnt , Thoio Invited wen) Mr,

nnd Mm. Ownnll in Zo*«), Mr. f iw Mt».

Mul tlor, Mr. and Mr». Dirk IIiicUii. J*Nloholoi Vnndor nnr«h. tho "ev, umlMm, 0 Mt illor , Mr, anil Un. WilliamV»n KMon tloJft, Mr. ami Mm, .lucoh

lloehe, Mr , Ami Mm. 0o»u;lUii Dvkj tt u ,Mr. nnd Mm, Jolrn llo«*i , *' '; «"<], «/»•H erma n Ueobo, Mr. »!«l M'«. K«l lpRDominy, Mr, mni Mi* H. l.Uiuwoii , Mr.Md' .Mfi , 0«rmt bWowwj n. Mr. wirt Mr i.

Mr. «»C ,WW |' TonU W^Y, Mr n. JvjH ^.i

;west sj irfiLlii ' : - ' 'if rI Mr. and Mrs. Cobus Kwuak , Mr. and iisMrs . Coriieii-j s Kwuak , .Mrs. Jacob SaiiU- ..'Z

', ers , Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Van Wyen ,Mrs . T. H. Oykstra , Mr. and Mrs. Wil- :

: Ham Tucker, Mrs. George Van Wyen ,I Miss Adrlaona Hoek and Miss Clara.

Beebe, of West Sayvi l l e : Mr. and Mrs.George Andre, of Paterson ; Mr . and Mrs.

: Simon Tamminga , Mr. and Mrs. Sfkfen,Tumrnlnga, and Mr and Mrs. WeeboTainming.i , of Denver, f 'ol.

PATCHOGUEThe t a \ ra te for Brookbaven Town

t h i s year wi l l lie l . :}0 outside Incorporatedvil lages and To Id Idi orporat.ed villages.Las t j en r t h e rales were respectivelyl. aOT and 1 IVJ.

Francis Joseph Coghlan and Miss Alice: Kdna O m k l i n . d a u g h t e r of Mr. and Mrs., Lewis S. Conkl in , of Patchogue, were,' marr ied in Sr . Paul's Episcopal Church! last Saturday ni g h t . They are to live inI PtttcliOL'iie.

The rear room mi t h e lirsi tloor of theI hi gh school bu i ld ing it, being tilted up asI a uymni i f i ium wi th apparatus which ar-rived last week. The princi pa l pieces areparallel bars, small v a u i t i i i L ' buck andt u m b l i n g mats. -

Lawyer Ralph J. H a w k i n s, who wasso Manly h u r t some weeks ago when -:struck by an automobile In Uay port. andwho has since been in the Babylon Hos-pital , has been removed fro m the hospitalt o his fat her 's home in Setanket.

Former Su pervisor Dayton Hedgesasked Jus t ice Kelby , in the Supreme Courton Monday to appoint commissioners todetermine whether it is necessary to opena road in Tangier fro m the South CountryKoad to the ocean throug h the property ,of the Tangier Manor corporation.

Major Greenfield , proprietor of the Co- • 'lonial Inn on Wesi Main street , is lookingfor a Belgian named Roberts whom heem ployed as bartender several days lastweek Greenfield claims that the Belgianle f t his inn for parts u n k n o w n , with theen tire conten t s of his cash register, whilehe ami Lis brother were at the local syna-gogue on Saturday afternoon

Dr. W il l iam B. Roe, heal th officer ofBrookbaven t own , wi l l be requested toappear bef ore the nex t meeting of thet o w n Board ot Heal th at which time thetown bourn wi l l t ake action on formalcharg es- which have been bulged aealnstDr. Roe before the Slate Board of Health , ¦•¦ ;and m, wiileu a hearing has been held by :ilic Stau- Board of Heal th . Dr. Hoe has ,;been char ted w i t h v iola t ing laws govern-ing the h a n d l i ng of i n f a n t i l e paralysis, ;eases d u r i ng the recent epidemic.

The Hriioklmven To wn Hoard held apu blic hear ing on t h e prnprisition of the 'r ancid Man ors Corporat ion, for thet o w n to tase nvei the six mile boulevardami bridge connec t ing the main land andCrca t South Beach, r u n n i n g from the •"•Ma in C o u n t ry load at Ma.-tic tu Smith 'sI'oin ; I t w .i- de f r a u d . The TangierCorpora t ion eoutd convey the boulevardto t h e t o w n , w i t h t he consent of the :Sni i i l i heirs , holders of t h e first mortgage,and. the Virg inia Tiust Company, which-holds t w u i i i i n i i i o n a l mortgages, of £1,000,- •';•¦not) a n d ii ?." f) finn and t h e release nffour or f ive jud gmen t s . The propertyeomprist-' severa l thousand acres andsome of t h e most valuable bench land on . , ii h e sou t h shore of Long I s land . The op-posi t ion w„s on 1 s t rong. The principalreason f or the s t rong opposition was thefact t h a t t h e h rh l ge'frected by t h e cor-poration :o (( inner! Hie main land and, .Vi tacli is nut pemnuieii' and the govern-inen t may order i t s removal and the erbc-' lon ,.,f a st t i i c t u i u to est. ifiOO .u'OO ormore. A f t e r everyone had been heard ,I h e Vioiinl , by a vote ol ei ght to one , de- ..- I-'t i led t h e app l ica t ion . " ' - '-¦¦

Av i n t r , . < Was Badly H u r t .M r s . W aldo Pierce wli o was with L&w-

1, -nc i - sp in y w l i e r his ny i l ro aemp lHii eo ' ::: • - ' I e * ,,.y l as; w e e n , h more se-v t t e '.v i i .b j f . i j man mis .-il lies ; believed.¦sin- ba s ,i i r u ' i j t e i j p r t v i s r e s u l i i n g from -./ .¦In s-iiii. c ,, . ,!,;,., a,,, ! is in p laster u f -p a i l st' .' o i n in I w .i isi t o he; anl.les ' ¦ ' ¦

M i - I ii ie , i n s i s t s bowevc . t h a t Hy ingis t h e t i n i - s t -p i t ! in t h e wor ld and t h a t.' , -- in " .- . , - :• i , .- .,in > . s u . i , i,. i o s)i( , is

Su f f o l k S u r r og a t e s C o u r t .Tn, • si u :. ,, : • ( , , i i , i a p i a i u Fr u n U .4

K V a i l of b a n pot ; I ,a- been ap | rabed - . 'a 1 V.'" 'Ji.V s", . , ,,. . o,,,; , ; , ,i(i ,, |! o; wh ich ';I.- - H - t o K- ' i 'b '. i V a v . - i n w i d o w . The -l a \ is > '.' ; i : ¦

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!- :-bi:.- -d U o ' i a in C i i i i r i - b . v a l u e , fs!i2, -|.. . i M l n p l ,, - o Mabel t ; 11 el d r l rkaon ,¦'. H vi i i i in t i io i i . ,1 diiii t l i t e r .

Ks 'an- o l N ab . - l le l l n s l i e , of East1 ,' in s- i i e , v a l u e . •*¦;.*> l l s T i l i l ; ne t , ^ii .atk) -b.' . i a \ |:7.' i 1. I . a l l of t h e estate goes toW i l l i a m l l i i s j l e . of l aisi Qiiogue , a u r n . : ;

Tin- w i l l , , f Cecelia F. Velsor , of H u n t -Ing t o n . r i y e s an e s t a t e va lued at fil .AOO ' ;,i i p t a l l y to M m y N, Ulaekn io re , a sister,an d Josephine A. F Webb, n niece, bothof -VKI Monroe si n e t , Brooklyn.

The w i l l of Char les Uc l lma i in ol Man-hat t an nml Coiviinacli glye» an estate ¦valued at ijri .OtlO to his widow, Kllz.iibcthAu g u s t i n e Gell inann.

The will of Hewlett A. Weel.», of ;Hiihylon , g ives i f l .TfiO to his widow, rCarrie H. Weeks. -. .,

Letters of adiul i i lHtr i i t lon Imvo beo tr 'ijgrun ted as fol lows; Mstate Fanny Mil- ,.t l l d a Downs. I t lvcrh t'iid , value J000 ten ,,"jUvere ll \V. Ib iwns , son; cHtato Will iam jK. Will iams value f,1,000, to Polly P. ; VWil l iams , nf Isli p, t he widow; iwtato vtMary C lb-birr , Smithnimpton , \'al««, '\ 1fl .oiltl , lo A n n i e II Squlreii anil Henry JSipilres , I'HtHUi Lncretlii A. Clarlt , Shelter :,,ijisland , va lue J.12.1 lo I rv ing Clarlt and :' , {!ClIfTord Y . Clark. '

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Recenl TrnnaferB of Raal Eitate. '^3

Pnrdy, O l t iv w i f e to K W Purily, ;Mlot e « Hik decor av, I . IV.M f t a Main it,

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Ht iypnrt , iioin . 'SOclliiremlev, .1, in fl h Krautliolr , lot' ,

^U'JO, map DO , House ifc Homo Co, DMr ',,Honhnnkonm, i f l lO . „ ' ''.{j

lUvHir . M to \, HchMmlwr, lot 81(1, ¦ y<AOalidal ti I'urli , tiom. v i m

Ilrlnsley, 8, to M ,1 Hnildln«to ii , 10 'v&acres, nd j land B Martin * land Plko, ;.f,rjJsllp town, now. y .jf o

Itnynor, G 0 «te wlf i i to M Mutthows &, -«lino , lots 17. 17A, map 11 D P Trodwull , oj lf lIslip town, nom. '¦ ' am

Hulolrd, C P, exor ft oro, to ,T Gilbert a,jj!ft ano, lot b a Aroliy «t , ailj West, at,- '- ,;,''#»¦I'ato hoKiic , #1,0(10. ; ^m

Polletr oat i , 11 8, r,.f, to E 11 Tlffor . Jot ;4|40, ma p partition Jeii iilnga va dcntilog * ¦ '!jj|and Thorn, ra tc liogue , fh .OOO. .if W

BluUa, W A wi fe- lo II Wnlta , lot o»' ',' ;,»}¦Or ocnwooil av , ai lj liinil V Blnnec , Ullpf ':) \8j M

Orum , U R ft vilto , to A 0 Young, lot*' ' -™!on Park uv, uil j land P Forgiuon , Bfty ' vVfHShorn , nom. ; . - '. '. ' /AjjH

Drum , Mrs. 0 B, to ,! R Crura , lot n • ' 'nvflicor Union ft Par k avn , Flay Hlior e, now , , #|)l

Younj , A 0, toMr a , Q w (hum , lot otn' .fMUnion av , nlj I'ark ut, 1<»J Monro , nom,-,-,ffl

Ilerrmanii , J ft wife, to J V HerriD SDO, mmlot 010, port lot (III, bit 4, It il Bbtwft ^ri,?^ni)

HflBhtwat«r» Dldt Co to 0 W Vf od^wMloHW, t>MJoti10t)8, tilt 100, Ilrl*h^*S|wrtw . ;(V !.ivt Uffl|

f^ALPH C GREENE,

Httorne\> anbCounselor at OLaw,

BANK DVII.DINOcATVlLLE. SUFFOLK COUNTY. N. T.

^LFREDlirDUPREEr

HttorneB andCounselor at Xaw,

Wood Hu l)dln K.K&tn street, SAVVILLE. N. X.' CoDpiiluulonti eveninKS at my home on Greeni»»... SavTille. or ut my oflleo by appointment.

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SUPREME COUKT. SUFFOLK COUNT V. .

Charles Messlck.PlalntlfT.

-acfl inst-JeSBie Bennptt. Rpfior W. Bennett, ifliving. Cornelia Bennett, his wire: theheirs at law, devisees aod successors 'in interest of said Rocer \V*. Bennet' . ¦if deceased, and of lieorge A. Ben- ,nett, anotherdeceftsed son ot William [W. Bennett; the widow, 'if any, ofeatd George ft.. Bennett: any otherheirs nt law, devisees and successorsin interest of Will iam W. Bennett. ,deceased; Delia Bennett. Pesstft Ben-nett. Augustus Bennett , James Hennett, turn the wives, if any. of said \Augustus and James; the h?ln> at ,law, devisees and successors in inter, ,est of the said Bessie. Augustus or :James, if .either of them I* deceased: ;any other heirs at law. devisees and jsuccessors in interest of Augustus A.Bennett, deceased; the widow , if any.find the heirs nl law . devisees andsuccessors in interest of Kit-n/ i Ben-nett , deceased: Koberi Bennett, tfliving, and tho widow, heirs at law. ' |devisees nnd successors in interest ofsaid Hcliert Bennett , if he he de- jcensed; al l others, if any there be. Iheirs at law of Geoige A BennettVfho died on June II*. IROd. whoso Inames are unknown to tho plaiutilf.ftnd the wives of such unknown par -ies whoso naines are also unknown toplaintiff; John I>oo, Richard Roe.Mary Doe and Jane Uoe, which namesare fictitious and intended to repre-sent parties unknown to plaint iffwho may have some interest in thesubject mat ter of this action or whohave undivided shares In the pronenydescribed In the complaint therein,in possession or otherwise, as tenantttv tee, for Use, Uy ihe cavittesy o? foryears, or are entitled to the rever-sion, remainder or inhetitunce of tinundivided share in said real propertyafter i ho deU-rmlnnt ion of a particu-lar estate therein, or who by any con-t ingency contained In a devise orgrant, or otherwise, are or may be-come en titled to a bcnellclnl Interestin an undivided share in such realproperty, or have rights of dower orinchoale rights nf dower in undividedshare * in said property, and I he exec- :utors or a- 'minlstrators. if any. of !any person wlio has died owning orhaving a right lo an undivided sharein said pr.iperty.

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Ti< the. ahuve uiuued llel'eiidants-.-YUU A U K I I K K I CHY S U M M O N K l l to answe -

the complaint in th is action, and to servo a copyof yourni i sweron the plaint i IT' S al t orn eys withint w e n t y ,la ,vs a f le r the ,er\u:e of Ib i s sumnn'iis.exclusive ot the day of service; and in ease ofyour fa itiue lo apjear. or answer, judgmentwill lie taken against yon by defaul t for t ho re-lief demanded in t in ' ccmpl l in t .I'ated i.ii-iobcr III , I tun .

Ul Ul l AM ,V l /A M O I U I A l - X ,Plaint i f f 's At to rneys ,

Omi n a n i l I" . O Addre--.•1-J llroa Iway. New York Oily. N. Y.

To Jc-s-ic l lennei t . Roger W. I'onnet l . if l iving,Cornelia Bennelt, Ids wife; the heirs al law , dev-isi'csnnd NUi -ei' svn-s in Interest of said Itoger W.Bennet t , il dec used, aud of Ueorgo \. Bennett,another deceiihed son of Wil l iam W. Bennet t :the widow. I f any. of suld Ueoige A. Bennet t ;any other heirs al I iw. devisees and successorsIn interesl of Wi l l iam W. Bennet t , deceased;liella limine!t, Bessie Ilennoit , Augustus Ben-nett. James Bennett , and the wives , if any. ofsaid Augus tus and James: t h o h n lr s at law , dev-isees aim successors in interest of the said Bes-sie, Augustus or James I f e l t l u 'r of t hem hn de-ceased: any other heirs at law, dev isees ami suecessors In [merest of Augus tus A. I ionnet t , do-ceased; t lio widow , tf any, and the. heirs nt. law.devisees atn l stiecessnrs In iuferest of RienziBunnell, docoithed : Kohert Baniiott. tf living, andtlio wlitow , heirs at law, devsees atul successorsin Interest of said Hubert lleunoit , If he tie de-ceased; all others If any there, he, heirs at. tawof (loorge A , Bennet t who dicti on June Ui. 1WM.whoso names artuiiikiinwi) to the pla in t i f f , andtho wives of audi unknown parties whoso namesare also unknown to plain Iff; John lino, RichardHoe, Mary Iloe a* d Juno Uoo, which utimos avafictitious and Intended to rnnron ont parries un-known to ulHtiitUT wlto may have some InterestIn tho iiii hjeet mutter nf tills notion or who Imvoundivided shares In t lm property ilnscrlliril IntUe complaint therein. In possession or n'hor-wine-, as tenant in fea, for Ufa , ty tlin courtesyor for yours, or lira enti tled to tho reversion , re-mainder or tnliurltuucn of un undivided share Inwild real property af ter Iho dninrmlimtlot i nf aparticular estate therein, or who by any con-tlnKoney contained In n davlsa or grant , or oth-erw lsn, are or inny lieonnin entitle, ! to a lienor!-clal mt-nrrst In nn un divided share In such realproperty, or hii i e r l ffhn of dower or liwlmaterights of dower in undivided share* In said prop-erty, anil tlio execu tors or administrators, Ifany, nf any person who has died ownin g or hav-ing o rigin loan undivided shard In mild prop-rrl y.

Tho foregoing summons Is served imnn yon bypublication , pursuan t l o a n order of lion. Wal-ter U. Jnycox, a Just Ice of the Supreme Uourtof tho Rlatn nf New York, tinted the 10th tiny ofOctober, 11110, and filed with the complain t Inthe ofllcnof tlin ClorU of tho Counly of riu fTolWut nivrrlieml, New York, The obj ect of this ac-tion la to make partition according to the I'd-upeotlvo rlglita of the iiartloit , anil If It appearthat partition cannot ho mucin then for a sale,of t l iat lnt of land i i l tu-i toat l l i iuitwnnd, Countyof Hu ffolk, mate of Now York, known anil deslg-dated on tho Map or Modern Times ns lot, num-ber SO, lioumleii north liy lot lit), na»t by lot ill),south hy the canter of I'ourtli Avenue, anil wastby the center nf Hocond Htreet.I>/i«».l Ot'intMir UI.

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Notice to Creditors.IN pursuance of an order of Hon Selah B

Strong. Surrogate of the county of Suffolk.: Notice is hereby giver , according to taw, to allpersons having claims against Tgcrd H. Dyk-stra, late of the Town ot Islip, deceased, thatthey are retiulred to exhibit the same witli thevouchers thereof, to the subscriber at the officeof Ralph C. Greene in Sayville. Suffolk Codnty,New York, ou or before the Oth day of Marcn.1017.Dated September Tth. 101G.

ariantoe C. Dykstra. Executrix.Ralph C. OnKENE.

A ttorney for executrix,Sayville, N. Y, 20t

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HONOR--1 ABLE SELAH B. STRONO, Surrogate of theCounty of Suffolk.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, according tolaw, to all persons having claims against RudolphGringmuth Gottwold, late of Sayville, Town ofIalip, Suffolk County, deceased, that they are reaulred to exhibit the same with the vouchers

lereof to the subscriber at the office of AL-FRED H. DUPREE. Sayville. smTolk . County.New York , on or bofore the 8th day of January.3P2". Orro R. Gor7 \volo.

Administrator.Dated June SO, 1610.Atr UED H. Dt'PREE.

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