THE
Friilay. September 8, 1933.
P A U E FIVE—Section TVd
LONG-ISLANDEH
Scouts Go.p.
>,P-A Wilderness Trip
Abacu» Still U«od
Tuesday mdrrilng', August'' 32,'
One survival of the ancient scithirty of tru'^ older • Scouts' from
Dealer in
ence of mathematics which is still
Suffolk Countyy-UndGr.: the leaderIn use In modern times Is the aba- International Motor Trucks, Traoship of It. P: '-'Anderson, left by
cus, the counting frame of the tor«, Farm Wagons, Potato Diggers,
truck for the- CatskilV.'State Park.
and all kinds of farm machinery,
The truck started a t - P o r t JefferGreeks.
It is the common bead
. N . eig hbors of Louis f. Geissler, son at 3 A. M. and picked up thj^
and fertilize;.
frame of the kindergarten, with |
ALSO CONCRETE PIPING
estate owner residing on boys throughout'-''the-'county, the
beads strung on parallel wires. It j
» f
Gleenlawn
Long Island
ivesh Pond road near Fort Salou- last stop b e i n g - a t ' H u n t i n g t o n at
is employed generally by Alie Per- j
1:30.
They"a'f
riv'ed'
at
Hound
Pond
-e
inclined
to
support
Supersians and the Chinese fo» calculat
a
at S:30 P. '>{•, which'•meant that,
%
In
''William
Watt a n d members camp had t o ' u e ' s ' e t ' u p ' l n xhe dark.'
. oMhe Huntington Town Board in The fellows had'a•'cold-'supy/er'audi
T H E O L D RELIABLE
- • •••
.v- : ' ••
, h e controversy between the offl- turned in.
j3ls and Geissler over t h e right of • A s ('the -first- night -'in'"-camp. Is
usually the worst; everybody--wag I-'
C
l a t t w to erect fences along a Up early Wednesday' morning. The J
1
It leading down to Sammis whole outfit' hiked- untilabou't noon !
l
K°«ch on Long ^ l a n d Sound, said and stopped' :'.at atf old cabin fQrJ!
tehees'-"tending down to a point lunch. This' cabiii' was to hold
twenty-five'bbys for-three day's, If]
declared by some to be below high started to rain and rallied steadily
from Wednesday until -Friday. The
water mark. • •
TII,. supervisor has made public country waS'so"th'OTodghly drench-.!
120 Prime Avenue
" st received from William ed that camping was out of t h e ;
Tel. 16, or Long 8C Ernst
R'DOMUISOII, of Miller, Donaldson question. When all had laid down,!
*' company, '80 Broad street, New on the lloor-'they'iiseu every'bit of
Main Street
Huntington
York Oily, who resides at Fort space in the-cabin'/ '-Alfliougn, the
in • .
Salonga uear the Geissler prop- cabin roof letrked' considerably
some places, it was not ; : half so! I
eI
bad as tents -would have been.
Mr Donaldson writes:
For the'-first'-"time'"in over a
;.Your firm attitude with respect
to the Geissler beach, controversy week the sun came out: at noon.
ot Fort Salonga and your fine sup- Friday. Immediately everyone was
port of the residents of the neigh- anxious to -be-gone/and- that night'
borhood was indeed appreciated by camp was p'ftehA<d' in a 'field' -with
the residents, of whom I am one. an ice-cold ••inoiihtain--stream- run-I understand the road to the ning past it. Everyone w.as-. flretty
beach on the town line between well soaked-'as-aU ^the -mountain
Hufrtington and Smithtown town- trails h a d " b e c d m e " b r o o k s . - T h i s
ships originally gave access to the was forgotten,, however, In the joy.
beach but is now barred so t h a t to be away- under pack and- to see
residents on that road a r e pre- the sun once "again:' '•••
The first Marge xndunt-a4ns-to.be
vented from making u s e of the
Wall's for 12 x 15 Room, Inbeach. Will you please cause in- climbed w a s ' Balsam Lake Mouncluding Paper and Border.
tain.
It
has
a
good
trail
tb
a
point,
NEW H A V E N
vestigation to be made of .this sit:
ORIGINALLY, SNUFF WAS
About 50 papers to select
uation and take steps to have this within l e s s ' t h a n - a - m i l e - f- r o m the
C O N N . DRUGGIST
top,
the
ascent
from'.this.
point
beREGARDED AS A MEDICINE
. from. Will call and submit
road opened u p ? - This, I under~we
caution
against
rt
REGULARLY
R
E
F
I
L
L
S
A
over SOO': feet-.^ This is pretty
samples.
TO BE TAKEN UP THE NOSE
stand, you have power to do with- ing
PRESCRIPTION
FIRST
for mutual cJ>ood
steep climbing • and .no" one dld./rt
out any special proceedings, but if under pack,!.'• .There"Ms -<a -fire' obTO WARD OFF COLDS .
Ceilings £3.00 u p
„ . FILLED 5 8 Y E A R S A G O ,
you prefer that it come before you servatory o n - t o p of- the- mountain
01933. A-wKin Dru&'its S>ixkjte, New Yorit, N. Y,
PAINTING OF ALL KINDS
through a formal plea by the resi- and one Miiay :..get a wonderful,
dents -I wish you would let me view from It. ••• . . . - • • , . " •
, S. 8c G, CO.
. Know so that such steps can be
The hardest;':day off.ail -was' the
T e l . H u n t i n g t o n 2185
taken.
Phone 22-R
hike to "and 'The' ascent of-Slide
A. L. J A C O B S E N
"Your advice in this m a t t e r will Mountain. The party..atartei'about
Huntington
Long Island
FUNERAL HOME INC.
be' greatly appreciated.'.'
S: 30 in the;-morning.and hiked fov.
Private Ambulance
• T h e ' c o n t r o v e r s y with Geissler about ten .,h6.U)S;.;,,;A-.l.de§cen.t of
came before the Town Board twelve 100 feet started;:.the hike, and. af. years ago, Supervisor W a t t stated, ter' hiking,;', fpur.t£en . ; piiles. : . ; the
' and although the town was advised Scouts climbed,,voKer...i,Q0D feet;in
Mrs. Rodman Gilder's Water.Doy
by counsel at that time to have two miles more.]'' „Camp was_ pitch- .and Clinton Crane's Tuna \yere the Fire, Accident, Automobile
the fence removed 'and a sign ed that night,., .bn'.'.'.'top ' of".JSlld'e winners in the Reach Class and
J. W. MATHES FUNERAL HOME
Plate Glass
placed on Samtais Beach declaring Mountain, and everyone slept, on a
DIGNIFIED . F U N E R A L S
a s low a s .
$175.00
it to be town property and the fine bed of''}),'p.u^h's.',frqm',,lne, bal- Fish ..Class respectively iri.'.ihs
In our show room a r e magnificent oak, chestnut,- m a h o g a n y a n d
-public welcome, nothing w a s done sam fir tree. Two nights and one weekly regatta last Saturday af- Over Trainer's Stationery 8tore
metal caskets, plainly marked. Prices Include complete funerals.
day were s p ^ Y f r ^ ' S l i d e Mountain,. ternoon' at the Cold Spring HarNO CHARGE FOR USE OF F U N E R A L HOME.
officially.
Main Street
Huntington. N. Y.
428 N E W Y O R K A V E .
- H U N T I N G T O N , L. I.
Several weeks a g o a group of At the last'jcarnftftre .Mr. Ander- bor : Beach Club.
Phone Hunt. 740
Fort Salonga residents appeared In son addressed t.ueVg^'oflfo.and'eo'm- • A dozen yachts in the Atlantic
a body before the Board and de- mented oii.'/'tn'e..go$4', spor'tsVnan• manded that the rights of the pub- ship and ciiiiipJiig.^bil/ty"displayed Class'weiit across to Center Island
lic in the beach be protected. Raw- by the boy's. '.H^'..suggested ^ . r e - to take part in the contests in con-banquet .'and a committee
don Kellogg, a retired, lawyer and union
nection with the regatta of the
was appointed t6' arrange'It." ',"
friend of Geissler, appeared in the
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
The
last
"Jhlk^'"'was,'.'from
;Slide
latter's interest, and urged that a
in Oyster Bay.
Mountain
to"
a''stA'te''op6ii1
"camp
compromise be affected, promising
where the, ,t?.ti.5;k was'.'vyai.ti.ng". for, . The races Monday were sailed in
that Mr. Geissler would remove a the
party. Evfer.yone regretted that a 'moderate breeze over a six mile
barbed wire which topped the fence
Cleans Cesspools In the most santrip wa's'oVer.
,.,...
and would make provision for his theThe
wet nights in the cabin- and course' in Gold Spring Harbor, and itary manner. T h e latest and best
neighbors to enjoy the beach, even the days of hiking through mud in. the Beach Club Class Mrs. Gildpump used.
• permitting them to u s e some of are almost"'i6rgotteii! The -moate r ' s ' e n t r y -\vas--closely pressed by
the estate owner's upland.
Telephone 665, Huntington
vivid menioriesHar''e "those' 6.1 the• Several civic associations, includ- beautiful cptlhtry--', fliVdugh "which; the" twin yacht, Water Baby, ownResidence—Prime Avenu$
;,, ing the Belle Crest Taxpayers and Scouts hiked'find 'the'cain'p/ '/ntee \ d by Mrs. Frances M. Weld. The
Civic Association, the- Cold Spring on the mounfairi n sti ; yanis\ 0 'Th1s;is 'Terri "was 'third, crossing the line
Harbor Civic Association, and the proof of the''flh'e time'wlifclt every- 14 seconds behind the Water Baby.
"Civic Council of Huntington Town- one had. .,
* u ' " ' ''"'' : ; . " ' : ;
Tel. Office 355
.
. • ~: Summary
ship, have passed resolutions reBeach
Club
Class—Start
3:45
P
.
M
.
Mfr
questing that the Town, tfoard take
Boat . Owner
' Finish
action to protect the public.rights
in t,he beach a n d road . leading
Vy'ater Boy, Mrs. R. Gilder..5:27:03
• thereto.
: >
Water -Baby, Mrs. F. M.
The Town Board h a s resolved itWeld
5:2S:15
self into a committee of the .whole
Tern.. .Donald Scott and .
to consider the entire matter, and
Charles Symington
5:2S:29
;
a show down in . t h e case i s . de- The second- a n i m a l " wild 'west •Elsie J., Collier- Piatt and
BEN T A S M A N , Prop.
manded by Supervisor Watt, even rodeo and cp^yDO^^tanipede wijlbe ". ddhn Rutherford
CALL
5:29:59
=if resorts to the courts is found one of the.jibriliing .attractions-at Egress;. H. L. Bod man
5:35:21 Mirrors, Picture Frames, Furniture
necessary to establish just what
Tops, Glass for all purposes
are the rights of Geissler and t h e the 81st annual.; Suffolk.County Tair, , Fish Class—Start 3:35 P. M.
HUNTINGTON
to be held a t t h e r \ R i t e r h e a d ' F a i r Tuna, Clinton Crane '..-..."....5:19:55 300 New York Ave. . HuntlnQton
public in the beach.
grounds September 12, 13,.,1-f, 15 Skipper, Benjamin Young....5:20:33
5:20:46
and 16, by the : Suffolk-County Agri- V'alador, George Nichols
Aching Teeth Interfere With
2 162
School Work
cultural Society. ;i A record'number Shiner, George A. Crocker..5:22:57
-Felix,
J.
Barstow
Smull..:
5:23:00
J. L. Sherman, D.M.D., D.D.S.
of other a t ^ a ^ t j d n ^ inclucllng,'bafl Barque, Stanley Rumbough..5:23:14
Your market is, at your elbow—-your weekly shopping
The race in life belongs to the games and .^various. ..other, snorts Sculpin; J.-Foster Dulles
5:24:05
becomes nothing more than a phone call.
~5:-25:39
strong. Other conditions being have been .-listed; :• T £ e . farm, and Anchovy, Oliver James
equal those with good health are a g I -j c u iuirai e'Xhib'tls' Will surpass :Aunt Eppie, Paul Cushman
Took wrong
MawwMiMM-v.t. *!-• :. -••,?rrfTTTra
those that win. It is a greater ser-1 ,
- :'••:•. •*>•. :•'• -, •
Course
vice to preTent -ill health than to those of any: previous yeaY,
.,
cure it.
The rodeo sljow-caTfies-.a number
The great Dr. Charles Mayo of 0 f cowboy clowns, :Whdse antics are
the famous Mayo Clinic says that m o s t humorousr'' "Tney've simply
Brings you the same courteous attention, t h e same
SO per cent of all children's dis- g o t t 0 D e gotiii", bi< else.
While
eases start in the mouth, nose or l n e | r antiCS'"ure!'ftirfrfy, ' t h e ' risks
!
good foods, whether you come in or phone your order.
throat, and that 90 per cent of the t l l e y t a k e are g'reat,- but i't'ihay be
deaths are' attributable to .infec- ( h e ] on ghorn><'become'ta,nle iri'their
tions that start there.
long acquaintance,;",'
",.' .
The outstanding bonded indebt-i
.
YOUR QUALITY GROCER
Sir James Osier t h e famous EngT h 6 b l l r l l i e o l l e •bulln'g'ht that foledness ot the Town of Huntington,
lish physician said ''There is not ,
. an"'ex'cVflKg " perfornianco
na of August 1, 1933, is $3,293,ZtM^X
* t h l n g , ' " V!TnlVt
and-there is no sham to the bull's 7 IS,73, according to a financial re- j
medicine that equals oral hygiene
CarftiplRunmer allows t h |
New York A v e , at Carver PI.
Huntington, N . Y.
port issued this week by Supervi-I
sor'William Watt.
|
bothered by dental defects is se- e I s e - ' , f ^M^?^^*?.'
According to figures given o u t :
verely , handicapped.
He cannot everything i s , » * - , . If.^hey don t.
Always r e a d y to
pay the required attention to In- U s just top IVMU . ;; , - ; •,:•
last, •week ' by Benjamin Blyden-j
struction nor concentrate on his
At recent showings p o t i o r , parts burgb, ehnirmnn o t the Hoard off
feed --— thoroughly
studies ' •"—"*"
*"" *"
of the 'eotintfy..thr-re:havfi imen s-erc o o k e d ' " tastes
...Vvery interesting and Instnic- ions accidentsV.and'.'the: riders.this Assessors of the Town, tho total,
live fest was made in a school trip have tludr... fingers crossed assessed valuation of t h e . r e a l ns- ]
good. Contains beef,
.located In such a poor district that against hard l,uck.
tate. and special franchises in the
lish, liver, m i l k ,
™ of the parents-could possibly
Tho. children will "cat up"- th-- township for 193.3 is*- ? 18,8-18,752.
afford to have their children's performance of the clowns on their The actual valuation, as given In
vegetables, cereals,
te
S U N D A Y , SEPT. 10 — 11 A . M .
fth taken care of. Half of one trained mule's*:?riid'the-glfl riders
1932,
is
$120,776,060.
vitamins, minerals "
class of 60.pupils were taken a s a will insist there Is no oircus stuff
The, total bonded indebtedness
.'«l and their teeth repaired and in their exhibition on re.il outlaw
everything . a d o g
Put in good condition and kept bucking bronchos., Miss May Greer fa' made up of the -following:
or ptippy needs for
that way for a period of four years, on "Aeroplane", .styled the world's Highway and Hoad Im*-check of the grades made by champion h'igh. Jxurdle horse,., will
health, pep, glossy
provements bonds ....$1,60(,650.00
ail the children in t h e class during !)U t on a special a o t t h a t promises
5
coat, strong teeth.
Park-bonds
.'
12,000.00
<«- e four years showed that while some thrills, . „ : . • . . , . --. S5.000.00
an the children Averaged 60 perBefore the. finals,.-comprising the ncinerator bonds
95,000.00
«>t at the beginning of tho tost t r j P k riding fixhTbitian. audi the foui General Town bonds
lWtMi-c ? l ' t h e e n ( 1 o f t h e f 0 , i r team chariot.' races, • (hero will be Sewer District bonds ... ' 2S3,000.00
cbil<lren
wll0s
etn
Terft , , ,
« te
the steer bulldosRing, with what is ^ohlh 11 u n t J n g t o n
gtK)d c o n
Water Distffct bonds 609.000.00
seVrf v,'.'
' l | t i o n n v f > r ' known as I.IH.- "suicide squad" i»
sea M, D e r c e n t w h „ e t h o s p w h f ) S f ,
.^.^ i ) ) ( , n h n v p , H . a n k | „ . Crecnlawn Water Disfi,illftvor
U it t bonds
48.^000.00
»?«"'so n ? r e n - n . e g , , ! C , e d
cd, it is clipii fully staled-, * h l l f
Inv ' s t i e a t u n ? nt
.*,.' ' ,
performing\W* W "™n i u ftU t h < ' Certificates of indebtS
edness and n o t e s
i*
S ' L l i
^ n
' so called "thriiiqvs" combined.
For Sale at
payable
119.59s ;?,
chitdr n who ?<l K T ' \ 3 ° y , •° f „ , ! ''"he rodeo producer.declares tho
EDWARD SMITH
T0WN
BOARD UPHELD
IN GEISSLER MITER
^ J V - V ' ^ ^ ^ j ^ ? ^ - =-••- ^Z'^kMtjgjP
WHAT MIGHT THE LOSS O F
SOME PAPERS MEAN TO YOU
THE PRESERVATION OF
C E R T A I N
P / i P E R S may often prevent a law suit and the possibility of losing a large amount of money.
LAWN MOWER
REPAIRER
D O N O T take the risk of letting
papers remain unprotected.
T H E R E N T A L C H A R G E for a private box is
not expensive.
..
CHARLES A. BISHOP
$4.00 a year and upwards for actual protection
is surely a small price'to. pay, considering the security
and t h e freedom frOBi worry.
1
Huntington Station
ROOMS
PAPERED
V
t
H U N T I N G T O N S T A T I O N , N . Y.
i
Open Monday Evenings 6 to 8
ll
' [\
WATER BOY PROVES
"REAL-WATER BABY" THERON H.! SAMMIS
INSURANCE
•
important
Pratfs Poultry Feeds
Hay Feed Straw
Lime
'fertilizer.''
Insecticides
<
J . B . DURAND & SON
Cesspool Cleaning
Phone Huntington 4 6
FINE TOP SOIL FOR SALE
GEORGE GEIGER
Eleventh St* and Oakwood Aye.
Huntington Station, L, I;
THE HUNTINGTON PLATE
ANNUAL-EVENI: AT ;=
RIVERHEAD; SEPT; 12
& WINDOW GLASS SHOP
Sept 12, 13,14, 15,16
*Vbn Breton's
JLJ®
HUNT. TOWN INDEBTEDNESS $3,293,748.73
Bigger and Better Than \ Ever
A Good
Food for
".vSho^rwr'the0Lde vT'is r,fig,irti^^\tdndoodl;i
JL <»
FRANK M. CORWIN, Secretary
Central Gburcb + Tbuntfnflton
MOP\1
r 7 GOOD Gt*AC>003,rAtC><EY
JuSt Crof S«\CK
"PRW,TYftN',IHfl»A
'
M WOULD SOyVtS ZC h\K,*\
IF V O U H ^ t ) A COjVvrt
So StvCKv/ ^Z-J. ME.WNGUES »w ft
CHOCA-lTECUfMRlH
vouR -pocxtT
The Pastor's
0peniir« Sermon
"the
Handwriting
On the Wall"
FOOD
Total"....;....:
'..:....:.'... ..?3.2s3;7-is.73
Since the report was prepared,
an issue of $100,000 Town of
realizes t h a t .
bad ir
Huntington Welfare bonds has been
" " " -•"' i handicap to t h e | w l l l i
Moated and some of the certifi, ...ent of The'°chiid
the -child I w h l c n h*s n 0 ! ' y c t b o e n ^ ' ^ : ; :
jMMa]n deVelopfnenr'of
cates of Indebtedness have been
s l s t upon prompt ft.nd efil
f!
taken tip, ii is understood.
«it trr-atrnr,;
If> th
The report, gives the following,
the child-., future Intelligence
The Los- Angles- (Cnllf.) mu- interesting
information regarding
v,«M ? r o a t s , a k p - that of Uself. seum has the .most complete rep- the. assessed valuations, actual
of
cause
for
a
m
u
valuations, and nnco!locto<] taxes
'y bin >s experience proves and I resentation of «b(\.: skeleton*
rielstoccne .sHinmlS; The' bones for Ihe past four years:
1
medlcal authorities agree
' /'hyMoai development is retard- were rcccvvrcl from Ihe Rnnoho la
, A««i-»s<vl
ArttiM
TAX>>.« tinv a l u a t i o n V a l u a t i o n coli^rtr-d
Bren, within ,«lit-cltj-TliuiN of r.os
'
"
"
<he
foundation
laid
for
ill
o n .him- 5'•'sli>, i n
maturity If the teeth a r e i Angeles. This m^plmlt pod Is the t4?»' J<4.2-«8,i?r> flin.Tf.S.Tro }121 3:!.'! tf,
rCn'/'' '" r n l l ( ! n ° 0 " I createst rcptwrtorr of prehlftorlc 10.^0 4fi.44O.220 lK.tftft.SMl /If, 117 11
(I.I.V.II.SIO 119,152,010 ISS s \ l M
*'»rt' l >,^ r o m , ) o 1 >' 0 , l r fhlldren t o ! B n | m f t la rcmAlus -kno^n to rtodern l?ril
1932
4S.J10.423 120,776.060 331,553.2i
HARWEIN FEED
& FUEL CO. *
ft
\
Full Choral Service
Children arc extra pleased when (hey can have a regular
portion of.meat . . . and you don't have to be afraid to.
Duet
GORDON OIIAVOnTII
Coal—Feed—Fuel Oil
Phones: 2134-2C55
H u n t i n g t o n S t a t i o n , N. Y.
give it to them . . . if yon deal at Bcrger's . < . their
Baritone
THE
i ii'i i -iHiwwiwwiHm'mwiiiMtui > "in
meats are E S S E N T I A L L Y P U R L A N D D E L I C I O U S .
PASTOR
Tenor
HY T H E CHOIR
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309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
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