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lindenhurst News
At the annual fire district meeting
last Fiiday seventy were present and
Chief Warta presided. Mr. Warta 's
report showed the engine company with
48 members, the hook and ladder company , 79, and Liberty hose company 41
members, a total of 168 active members, 22 of whom are in war service.
The department owns 1,850feet of 21-2
inch hose with forty-seven fire wells in
perfect order. The value of all property owned by the district amounts to
$13,445.' The board of directors, Chief
Warta , August Voldenauer, William
Rail, George Dittmann, J. J. Schmitt,
George Frevert and William Visusii,
have been diligent during the year.
An emergency kit was presented to the
boys during the year by Chief Warta.
Liberty hose company 'snew automobile
hose apparatus is being painted red and
gold. Gas lamps and electri c searchlights were installed on all apparatus,
the fire siren was connected with the
Vulcanite factory in addition to the
other three alarm stations.
Chief
Warta reported that on account of the
additional alarm equipment, the local
policy holders would be saved approximately $750 on three-year policies.
Directors Dittmann and Voldenauer
presented the engine company with
$5.00 for tbeir large percentage of
members in line at the June 14 inspection. Two members received their exemption certificates during the term,
Frederick W agner and Peter Ott, and
William Wolte r, Leon Czernobil , Frank
Steiger and Otto Syben were added to
the rolls. There were 16 alarms sounded
during the year with damages from
fires amounting to approximately $2,675;
one, the home of James Temple near
the bay, which was totally destroyed ,
amounting to $1,500, was outside of
the fire district. During the cold day s
of last March Chief Warta sounded the
fire alarm ar the school and within 50
seconds the 352 children and teachers,
were outside of the building. Martin
Kurdt, a member of the engine company, died in war service. The budget of
expenses, $1,305, was unanimously
adopted. The officers were all re-elected as follows: Chief , Joseph P. W arta;
citizen directors, August Voldenauer
and George Dittmann ; inspectors of
election, J. R. Wieser and Charles
Riehl, the former in place of Warner
Frevert.
Liberty hose company at their annual
meeting Monday evening elected tne
following officers:- Captain . Frederick
J. Roeper; lieutenant , Frank L. Hirsch ;
second , lieutenant , Charles Reuther;
trustees, Albert Beyer and Charles
Froehlich; financial secretary, William
Steuwe; recording secretary, Alvin Lindeke. Chief Warta attended the meeting and an additional $500 Liberty bond
was purchased. William Visusii refused
a renomination for the captaincy in that
he believed in the young fellows taking
the offices. He served two successive
terms and two previous terms.
The Liberty Loan committee with
Chairman Arnold met Tuesday evening
at the school and the figures then approximately Bhowed that the subscribed
amount to that date was $35,000 of the
quota of $56,800. It is almost assured
that the quota will be raised before the
close of the week. Miss Anna Keller,
one of the energetic workers, reported
a $5D0 bond sale at the meeting. The
committee will meet again tomorrow
evening. The publicity manager is
endeavoring to have a speaker at
both theatres Sunday evening.
In order that there will be no delay
in completing the local Liberty Loan
quota here . Cashier George Pebler and
staff will keep the bank open tomorro w,
Columbus day , for the handling of Liberty bond sales only.
A consignment of 297 tons of anthracite coal was received here in September as against 119 during the same
month last year.
QU LITY COUNTS.
Residents of Bay Shore, Brigntwaters
and Babylon will be interested to hear
that the jud ges at the Suffolk County
fair at Kiverhead have proved by their
verdict last week that our herd of
Guernseys ia superior to any Guernseys
in Suffolk coun ty . Our Mr. Anderson
took ten head of our Guernesy milch
cows, bulls , heifers and calves to the fair
and was awarded seven first prize blue
and three second prize red ribbons.
This proves we are we 11 prepare d to
furnish high grade milk and cream , not
only at present but also in the future.
CANNING KITCHEN.
To preserve and conserve is our government' s edict. To help in this we have
made strenuous efforts and are now
ready in our new canning kitchen to
preserve in glass jars all vegetables
and fruits for fall and winter delivery,
We refor that as well as cordwood.
spectfully solicit your pationage.
Hearing a pecular noise in the lower
Homestead Farm,
floor of the Dittmann building on WellTelephone 4 63, Babylon. -Adv.
wood avenue last Saturday nigh t, Mrs.
Stein, who occupies the upper floor ,
PUBLIC WARNING
sounded an alarm and then found that
a pane of glass had been removed from To the Public:
one of the windows in the south rear
We have an epidemic of influenza
part of the Roulston store. An official
and
it behooves every citizen to try to
investigation is under way.
to stamp it out. In order to do this
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tiederman , of everyone haying any symptoms of the
Rockaway Beach, are spending two disease should keep away as much as
weeks with Doctor and Mrs. Walter B. possible from every other person.
Wellbrock.
Cough, sneeze and spit on pieces of
A. W. Skinner, of the state educa- cloth and burn them up. Avoid all astion department, visited the school on semblies and especially badly ventilated
Wednesday and said that our school is places. If the epidemic is not stayed ,
among the model ones visited by him all public gathering places will have to
close. The danger is mostly from comthis term.
plications tbat follow, such as pneuTwo carloads of an thracite coal armonia and meningitis and ear diseases.
rived here this week.
The onset is somewhat the same as a
Albert Leuchinger came home from common cold, the pronounced symptoms
Newark on Supday to visit his father. a little more sudden and severe—chilliThe young man is studying electri c ness, headache, fever and a feeling of
welding in one of the goverment plants sickness and weakness, especially of the
in New J ersey.
lower limbs. When this appears, go to
bed , keep warm , but be sure to have
Mr. and Mrs, Robert F. Wild spent
plenty of fresh air.
the firs t part of the week with friends
The Spanish influenza of 1918, the
and relatives in Brook lyn and New York.
Russian influenza of 1889 and 1890, all the
Mrs. Peter Peterson , of Brooklyn , epidemics since 1647 are probably of
was a visitor yesterday witb Mrs. the same breed. Alway s take the
Mary Conrad.
"ounce of prevention," but if you do
have it yourself try to keep it from
Again we take pleasure in congratothers. Isolate yourself and don 't
ulating Mr. and Mrs. George Pe bler
hurry out before you are strong, and
upon the arrival of the stork at their
avoid complication.
home Wednesday afternoon bringing a
A. J. WOODRUFF,
The
young
fellow
will
be
little son.
-Adv.
Health Officer
christened Charles after a grandfather.
All the other children of the happ y
couple were born upon national holidays
TOWN TOPICS
but Charles arrived just three day s befo re Columbus day.
At last! Owing to numerous requests
Marx Salomon has been suffering for the Babylon theatre will on Thursday
several weeks with blood poisoning in evening give in connection with ita
his left hand.
pictures a big New York vaudeville
Over seventy pupilsand several teach- performance composed of some of the
ers were absent from school this week best New York theatre choice acts. So
suffering with attack s of grip and fever be there. —Adv.
Miss Ruth Sergeant, principal of
Mr. and Mrs. William Haffy moved
the
North Babylon school , has been
this week from Babylon to the Reichelt
ill this week, and Miss Annie V.
vV'
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llwood
avenue.
house on upper
Edwards has been substituting for her
The annual meeting of the National at the school.
Red Cross anxilliary will take place at
Miss Helen H. Edwards is teaching
their meeting rooms in the Ramsauer at Greenlawn, this being her second
building Monday eveuing.
year there.
CCHURCH NOTES
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PBESBYTEBIAN CHUECH.
The Sunday school will meet next
Sunday morning at 10:00 o'clock and
the church services are at41:00 A. M.,
and 7:45 P. M. The subject of the
sermon in the morning w.Ul. be "The
Altar of Liberty ." I'he evening subject will oe "Can a Christian be a
Fighter?" The pastor, the Rev. Robert
D. Merrill , will conduct these services
as well as that at the Half Hollows
chapel in the afternoon.
The meeting of the Women s Home
and Foreign Missionary society, planned
for Wednesday of this week , has been
postponed until Wednesday of next
week. It will be held in the chapel
with the same subject of "Alaska. "
Members of the society who attended
the meeting of the Missionary society
of the Presby tery at Hempstead on
Thursday of this week will give their
reports at this meeting.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUECH.
The regular services for next Sunday
will be as follows: Class meeting at
9:30 A. M., morning worship at 10:30
o'clock , when the pastor , the Rev. A.
G. Boynton , will preach on "Lost Sense
Sunday school at 12;00
of Sin. "
o'clock. Epworth League rally at 6:45
P, M. Evening service at 7:45 o'clock ,
when the pastor, will preach on "Testimony of Fact. "
There will be a grand rally of the
Epworth League at 6:45 P. M. to which
everybody is invited . There will be
an interesting programme with special
music.
Let all members come and
bring their friends.
The Ladies Aid society will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at the usual time
and place.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening ' at
7;45 o 'clock in the chapel.
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHUKCH.
The services for Sunday, October 13,
are as follows: 7:30 A. M., Communion
at Christ church.
9:30 A. M., Sunday school at St. Ann 's chapel. 11:00
Service and sermon at
A. M.,
Christ church. 8:00 P. M., evensong
at St. Ann 's chapel.
St. Ann 's Guild will meet in the
parish house Wednesday afternoon at
3:00 o'clock.
CARD OF THANKS.
We beg to offer our thanks to the
many friends for their smypathetic expression s, both in deed and word, to our
dear paren t and which were furtherextended to us in our bereavement ,
Mrs. Sebastian Ohlmiller and family.
BABYLON TOWN RECORD
BIRTHS.
Amityville, Oct. 2, Mrs. Clifford J. Baxter, a son .
Amityville, Oct. 1. Mra. Isaac Henry, a son.
Farmingdale, Oct. 3. Mra. Fred A*. Holzwarth, a
son.
MARRIAGES.
Babylon , Sept. 28, Maria Payne to Nicholas B
Miller, both of Amityville
Lindenhurst. Oct. 5, Rosa Mary Schmalhu. he to
John Sonnenf roh
New York city. Oct. 2, Anna M. Brode to John
Frear, of Babylon.
DEATHS.
Amityville, Sept. 80, William S, Newton, ae 76.
At sea, U- S service, Sept- 20. Gormley Montgomery, of Amityville, ae 23.
Babylon . Oct. 8. Sebastian Ohlmiller .ae 78.
Rockville Center, Oct. 5, George T. Gildersleeve
iormerly of Babylon, ae 74.
Somewhere in France, Sept. 27, Sst. John Huttle,
of Babylon, ae 27.
Amityville, Oct. 7, Margaret A. Shields, ae 88.
Copiague. Oct. 8, Nino Gargenti, as 29.
Deer Park, Oct. 4, Magdeline Fri _ <-du ,_ae2.
Deer Par k , Oct. 10, Charles M. Totten, ae 88.
Wyandanch, Oct. 6, John Gatone, ae 2.
COR SALE-THOROUGHBRED COLLIE DOG.
No facilities to keep reason for disposal.
Reasonable offer accepted if dog gets a good home.
Box 428. LindenhurDt, N. Y.
70-Jw
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At the Babylon theatre, Wednesday,
"Old Wives for New. " The big Broadway success. If you want to see something exceptional , see this 1 1—Adv.
Miss Cornelia Robbins was hostess of
a party given in honor of the cadets
of Damm field , at her home on
Thursday evening.
Egbert V. Strong this week announced the engagment of his daugh ter,
Miss Marion Goodale Strong, to Gilbert
Sherman Hamlin , Jr. , a business man
of Boston , Mass.
BABYLON SCHOOL NOTES
George Lloyd is the latest local owner
Wednesday night dances at Foresters
Miss Hennesey and Miss VanNostrand
of a touring car.
hall will be discontinued du rin g the were added to the list of sick teachers
prevalence of grip, —Adv.
late this week.
Buy Liberty Bonds
and then
Buy More Bonds
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Attention is called to the advertiseColumbus day exercises were held
ment of Jay 's Specialty shop on page 3. this afternoon in the assembly room
when the Liberty Loan medals were
Several casses of influenza , which
entitled to
broke out in camp the past week , were presented to the Boy Scouts
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them.
removed as Boon as reported to the
the
several
depleting
Sickness
is
alao
base hospital in Min eola.
the illness of the
J, C. Boehl , of Lindenhurst, who is classes. Owing to
school physical examiner, Doctor Foster ,
in the radio service , is home on a two
Doctor Harold E. Hewlett, .loflked us
weeks furlough.
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over this week.
Abbott
and Mrs. Ralph
Guilford
Mrs.
W. Abbott are substituting for the sick
Regular Democratic
teachers this week.
Nomination for Member of
Miss Hazel Calkins and Mias Dodge
were absent from school thia week because of illness,
Assembly, Second Distinct
. Kathryn Young is ill with influenza.
Hurry op and get well, Kitty, we want
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BABYLON LIBERTY LOAN.
Continued from
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front page.
Wachter, Andrew
Weeks, Miles O.
Kowalski, Mikaly
Koczanowski, Olga
Kaczanowski, Jakob
Komar, Mikal
Klofat, Olga
Krctytuy, Steve
Ketcham, Gertrude L.
Kleindienst , Louise
Kerner, Anna M.
Ketcham , Mrs. C, O.
Karls, Martin
Kent, Edith" M.
Livingston , Julia T.
Litwyn, John
Lewis, Anna W.
Lyman, Blanche C. F.
Long, James G.
Leitch, John H.
Lehey, Thos.
Long Island Home
Lowinson , Emanuel
Livingston, E. C.
Leal, W. F.
Ladies' Aid Presbyterian Church
Levik, Mikal
Matthias, Alonzo
Mahon , Grace M.
Mulanka, Mihat
May, William
Muncey, Edwin I.
Meir, Anna E.
Mott, A. W.
Magee, Wm, E.
Murtha, Katie
Moore, Timothy
Moloney, Annie
Mafkham , James
Morse, Wm. O.
Morrison, Edna Robbins
Miller , Geo. E.
Muneie , C. J.
Maher, Katherine 0.
Mulligan, Frank
Malkut, Onofry
Mulanka, Martin
Muncy, Ernest J.
Mazurkieweiz, Jacob
Mazurkieweiz, Stefi
Mazurkieweiz, W.
Miller, F. W.
Miller, Julia A.
Miller, F. W. Jr,
Marvai , Joseph
Muncy, Geo.
Marbot , Elise
Murphy, Margaret
McCauley, Annie"
McGlove, Margaret
McAuley, Rosetta
McLachlan , Josephine
MeCabe, Anna
Nelson , Carl A.
Nicholas, Elizabeth
Nicholas,Mrs. G. S.
Northam, Edwin
Norton , Emelyn S.
Nagazyui, Steve
Nokonesny, Wasyl
Newton , De Witt
Oakes, Annie C.
Oster, Eiin
Oakley, Henry
Oakley, Agnes D.
O'Rourke, Ellis
Orr, Frank
Otten, Geo. H.
Overbeck, John E.
O'Neil, John E,
O'Neil, James Henry
Pfeifle , Mrs. Bessie
Platt, Israel
Poock, Mrs. O. Ray
Poggi, Sarah P.
Palmer, Chas. R.
Pearsall , Percy F.
Preston , Thomas
Penny, Alice
Paserb , Olga
Paserb , Jacob
Panzer, Chas.
Pearsall, Elmer
Palmer, John W.
Pasreub, Ilka
Plunkett, John W.
Paprocki , Henry
Poggi, Elizabeth
Quinlivan, Julia F.
Ricketts, David C.
Robbins, Mildred C.
Robbins, J. C. Jr. •
Raymond, Mrs. C. M.
Robinson , Sadie V.
Robbins, Jeremiah
Rubino
Henry A.
Rogers, Minnie A.
Rogers, O. H.
Randolph, Mrs. Kate
Robbins, Carrie S.
Remsen, C. W.
Ross, Elizabeth E.
Rochen, Mrs. A.
Ruwe, Miss C. D.
Ryder, Anna G.
Range, Benjamin
Robbins, J. C. •
Robbins, Mary A.
Robbins, James B.
Ramm, August F.
Ryan, John
Rice, Emma
Romanow, John
Ratushuy, Steve
Reynolds, John
Robbins, Helen
Ross, Raymond H.
Steigert, B.'
Smith, Claude W.
Stanton, William
Smith, Mary
Stellenwerf, Margaret '
Strong, E. V. V
St. Amand, Grace
St. Amand, Augustus C.
Scndder, Nellie
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Sandman, Mabel
Sandman, Cecelia
Sandman David
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BARGAIN COLUMN
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WANTED.
WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HELP AT
Amityville Hat Works, manufacturers of
rnisBes and children 's hats. 166 Park avenue,
Amityville. Great opportunity for those willies
to learn a good trade. Paid while learning. 61tf
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NOTICE TO R*.D££M FROM
SALE OF 1917.
TAX
Continued Iruin page 18.
by j oaiah i'edrick, South uy Agnes Kouoins. West uy Carli is. x»ui*r. io acres,
$10.78
ti -. Kooert H. Ruth. Kings Bark. Lot
bounded North by A. S. Lamb, Kast and
South by Annie Ruth , West by A. S.
iaaml),
1-4 acre.
$6.17
1/ANTED-KN1TTERS FOR RED CROSS.
,
73. Jeffrey
Smith Heirs.
Bounded
Free
wo
at tho roomB on Main street .
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North by Silas B. Wicks, iiiast by Wyau¦-abylon.
mj
daucl- Uiuu , __ o_ .u_ by __-_ .i*.m A. Metziiei",
West by highway. _8 acres.
$20.50
W7ANTED-A BOY OR GIRL OVER 16
76. Joan Shambach. Kings Bark. Lot
years of age to learn to set type. THE SIG- bounded _ .orih by j r-atrict. uu.nn , Jiaast by
.Harris ave.. South and Weat by Wm. J_s.
NAL, Babylon, N. Y.
Codling. _ -4 acre.
$7.46
<a . x*. Siewai u l''t. Salonga. Woods.
CASH
LJIGHEST
PRICES PAID FOR METAL, Bounded INorth by L. L R. it.. Bast by
scrap iron, rope, rubber, etc. Get my est- ivleauow Uien road , South anu West by
mate before selling discarded uutomobil .s. M AX vj onimack road, la acrea.
$11.26
J.V IAIJ Uf* ST. CltOLv BARK
COHN , P. O. Box 4ao, Tel.476 W. Babylon. 48- Kmo*
Assessed to
Lots
John H. King. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14,
VY/ANTED-100 GIRLS AND WOMEN IN
16, 17, IS, 19, 20 , 22 , 24 , 25,
" factory. Good pay. Apply THE FOLLEN 20 , f l , 28 , 30, 32 , 34, 36 , 38,
DER Co., INC., Main street. East Islip.
69-3v40 , 42 , 40 , 51, 53, 55, 57 , 50,
61, 63, 6a , 66 , 67
43.60
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V/ANTED-TKUCK DRIVERS , GOVERN- C. Furtano. 3, 5
1.53
" ment jobs. To take trucks and work at iu. Aiaccusher. W part ot ;s_ . . . .
1.20
ST. JA11BS 1'AllK
Erie, Pa Steady work, good wages. Apply at
House
&
Homo
Co.
once. D. MlTCHBLl,, Parkway Farm , Deer Park
Assessed to
Lots
avenue, near Motor Parkway.
70-1 w
L>. S. yuigley. 34
3.37
B. i'art o£ 30
i. -_ a
VXr_US.TED-CARPENTEf.S FOR WORK IN
43
3.37
** West Islip. Wages $4 50 per day. J_. W. ii. Crate. 68
1.14
H OWELL , Babylon.
S. ialea. 7o , 71, 12
70-lw
6.32
Al. Storer. 73 , 74 , 75 , 76
1.1'z.
TO LET.
U. S. Quigley. 82
2.52
Annie Owens. 88, 89
2.03
"TO LET—HALF OF HOUSE ON DEER PARK o. S. tiuigley. 01
2.53
* avenue, 6 nice rooms with water and accom o- House .Si Home Co. 31a
1.14
LI . S. -.uigley.
122
,
123
3.68
datlons for automobile or hor_e, rent $ 12 per month
u . S. -..uigiey. 133
1.14
U .J. Lux, Babylon.
56tf
148 to ial inc
7.30
168
1.14
1(1
2.52
TO LET-HALF A HOUSE ON PROSPECT J. Walsh. 195, 106
2.03
atreet.
Apply to MJUJ . EDWARD L>A I L .*Y , o. S. t_ uigley. 107 , 193
3.68
Babylon.
208 , 209
3.63
43tf
214 to 219 inc
11.08
House
&
Home
Co.
244
1.14
"TO RENT AT 8 AND 10 DOLLARS PER liouse
<fc Home Co. 256 , 257 , 258 ,
month, three houses on Higbi e lone, about
259
7.39
1-4 mile north of railroad. Each with three to
262 , 263
3.63
fifteen acres of land. Runnning brook on the JJ. S. (_ ui _ fley. 266 to 26U inc. . . .
7.3y
3.68
property. Will add improvements for desirable W. M. McBwen. 292 , 203
B. Wili .ten. 296 , 297
3.68
tenants. E. S. A LLEY , owner, Babyl .n. 6Uif
(i . Whitten. 298 to 301
7.39
Ll . S. yuigley. 318 to 321 inc
7.39
"TO LET-ONE- HALF HOUSE ON ROOSE- B. C. Uoldenning. 324 to 327 i n c . . .
7.39
velt Btreet, six rooma, bath , stationary range House & Home Co. 331
3.36
L>.
S.
Quigley.
340
3.36
and wash tubs. Apply to W ILLIAM P. K KTCHAM ,
House aSi Home Co. 344 , 345 ....
5.22
Deer Park avenue, Babylon.
o_ if
*
347
3.15
C. L. Heyser. 357 , 358
6.31
House <& Home Co. 364
3.1a
TO RENT-SEVEN - ROOM HOUSE
ON Hou-e >-_ Home Co. 373
3.15
* James street.
Gas and running water. Katherine
Scott. 379
3.15
M YRON F. Smith, Babylon.
69-Zw
House & Home Co. 379a , part 2 A 23.22
K. A . Miller. 401
5.4b
10_
5.45
FOR SALE.
House <-. Home Co. 404 , 405 . . . 10.91
Li. S. Quigley. 406 , 407
10.91
fTOR SALE AT HALF PRESENT COST, House " & Home Co. 408 , 409
10.91
4
Full equipment ior a small job printing JJ. S. Quigley. 412 , 413
10.91
5.45
office , nearly new. $460 worth of new type, rollers, House & Home Co. 414
442
,
443
1.64
racks, Gordon press, etc. for $225 to a quick buyer.
452 to 461 inc
8.19
ALLEY BROTHERS Tel. 260 J. Babylon .
5_ t_C
D. S. Quigley. 472
S3
Al . Schwand. 473 , 474 , 475
2.44
82
, OR SALE-LOT OF SANDED ASPHALTED Houso & Home Co. 479
1
4S6 to 492 inc
5.71
roofing, 1ply, $1.76; 2 pl> . $2X0 per roll.
JJ.
S.
Quigley.
496
82
A LLEY BROTHERS, Babylon.
68tl
House & Home Co. 501
.82
Ll. S. Quigley. 502 to 505 inc. . . .
3.2a
JJ.
S.
Quigley.
508
to
511
inc.
.
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3.25
OR
SALE-LOAM,
SAND AND GRAVEL, House _. Home Co. 514
.83
any quantity. K. 3. ALLEy, Babylon. 44i_
D. S. Quigley. 521
82
544 to 547 inc
3.25
557 , 558
1.64
SALE-HOUSE
, OR
ON
ROOSEVELT
83
street; can be used for one or two families. C. 1'.568
Jennings. 569
.82
Iwelve rooms, one bathioom. two stationary B. S. Quigley. 571
.82
1.64
rmiseB and boilers, two sinks and trays. Property B. Hayes. 574 , 575
582 , S. 1>
9.13
Deludes two lots. Apply to W ILLIAM P. Ivi/rcn- O. F. Barene.
House <S_ Home Co. 590
3.01
,, Babylon.
33 t jU. S. Quigley. 612
3.01
614, 615, 615a
8.41
L>. S. Quigley. 631, 632
6.00
, *oli SALE AND 'IO LL'l blGNS I'OR SA L E liouse & Home Co. 633 , 634
3.70
* at The Signal oh_ce. Vv hen in 11eea 01 any U. S. Quigley. 647
, 64,8
3.70
-tad of printing see The Signal Press.
651 to 654 inc
7.43
House & Home Co. 657
1.85
666 and 667
3.70
681
1.86
_-, OK SALE-4 MAPi-E SHADE TREES. Al).
* dress P. O. Box 238, Babylon.
D. S. Quigley, 682 and 683
3.70
08 4w
House _ . Home Co. 684
l.Sa
D. S. Quigley, 686
1.83
uOll SALE-CHRYSANTHEMUMS IN POTS House i Home Co. 694
1.85
or cut blooms. _ _n kinds ana ail _oi _r_ ; alau
698 and 699
3.70
Rambler roses, fruit trees, etc
3.33
Uall at your B. V. Nilson. 715 and 716
pleauure, WILLIAM W INCOIT. Rose acre. Babylon. D. S. Quigley, 738 to 741 inc., and
742
23.46
70-4 w
T. H. Hopkins. 743 to 746 inc. . .
8.33
)
, .. . o. Quigley. 747 to 749 inc. . ..
6.26
.11 . O. Heed 771 and 772
4.18
Seudder, Nettie
U. .*b*. Quigley. 776 and 777
4.1.
780 a..d 761
4.1a
Willems, F. A.
794 to 796 inc
6.2 1
Wood, Mrs. Jessie
AI. J. Sehaeffer. 845
3.36
846
3.36
Wood, Joseph H.
I' . S. Lippert. 865 , 866
9.82
IJ. S. Quigiey. 912
3.36
Schmidt , J acob
92s , 929
6.74
Suydam , W. H.
Ai . L.. Stein. 949 , 950
6.74
u. S. Quigley. 965 , 956
6.74
Strong, Marion Q.
B. AI. Stein . 958
5.99
...uigley 961
U.
S.
3.36
Smith, Myron
j liouse Ji Home Co. 965
3.36
Soloman , Pauline
IJ. S. Quigley. 968 to 971 i nc . . . . 13.47
a.ouse
._
Home
Co.
979
,
980
.
.
.
6.74
Smith, Robert B .
\ i > . .S. Quigley. 981, 982
6.74
985 to 988 inc
13.4 1
Smith, George A.
j
995 , 996
6.74
Sparks, Lucy C.
5.91)
! ,.. lO . Corrigan. 994
.; au. e & Home Co. 1016 to 1019
Selby, Andrew F.
inc
13.4n
. - . ... i._ng.ey. I .u2
3.36
Stellenwerf , Elizabeth
1035 to 1039 inc
16.84
Sergeant , Ruth F.
llou _ ,c & Home Co. 1040
3.36
I). S. Quigley. 1041
3.36
Solin, Florence K.
1067 to 1070 inc
13.4.
.1. Beck. 1514 (2 houses)
17.5b
Schultze, Ida
u. S. .
uigley. S part 01 1524, 1525
5.84
.
Synicki, Makul
1537
2.26
._
.
LEGAL NOTICES,
LEGAL NOTICES .
Staleska , Ann-i
Sosnicki, John
Skalocki, Paul
Smith Geo. Hoffman
Snedicor , John
Smith, Sidney I.
Sammis, Benjamin F.
Seaman, Emma W.
Seaman , Lucy
Stanley, C. V.
Sosnicki, William
Smith, George Henry
Sosnicki , Jennie
Smith, Minnie C.
Thorne, Jescelia
Taylor, Margaret
Turaskey, Andrew
Turner, Geo. F.
Thorne, Edwin
Tweedy, Shennan
Thomas, Helen L.
Thayer, M. B.
Tycka, John
Turanski, Mike
Thorne, L. K.
Terriere, W. H.
Thorpe, Katharine
Tatten, Jannis S.
Travis, Jonathan
Twardj, Bartko
Thompson, Elizabeth R.
Tezewski, Tony
Taylor, Edwin
Timler, Fred L.
*
Udall, Mrs. J. C.
Underhill, A. I.
Ukrainan Society of West Islip.
Udall, Myrtle S
Vette, H.
Velsor, Geo. A.
Velsor, Cora E.
Van Brunt, Geo.
- Van Brunt, Ida
Van Brunt, Russell
Vanderveer, John
Ve-sor, Ch-fts. D.
Weeks* _?r__ncis
_^redS.
, .Wa^t^,
V
" WagstaffV. Amy C.
-.j:
VWard, Fowler A.
/" •
Waiid. Tok
MAP 23, HOUSK & HOME CO.
_ -._sseate_l tu
x_ot*_
It}.'I - *
i_ u. _ iei . la- -, l.uu
3.48
Laupp. Hi part ot li57
j -aaperto. W part 01 13.3
3.4/
j iteyersori 1364
7.8!*
01A1- 20 , KuUSid At. HOMlli CO.
Assessed to
Lots
5.67
G. Jaeger. 1011
Elizabeth Cox. 1U37
4.31
1) . S. yuigley. 10S1
9-14
A. Anderson. 1096
10.41
2.22
U . S. yuigley. 1097a
7.S9
K Pickett. 1105
1). S. yuigley. 1107
4. 11
10.41
1111a
7.25
Geo. Hoy. 1115 N part
¦D . S. Quigley. IH
part of 1123
S. part of 1123' 12.00
4.11
S. Butler. 1126
51.09
A. Balenti. 1207, 120S
7.8'J
A. Caboli. 1209
20.83
et, Econuno. 1220 , 1221
7.89
W. N . McEven. 1237
VV. JN. Moore. 1242 , 1243 , 1 2 4 4 . . . 38.81
H. iNicosia. 1282
7.89
7.89
u . S. yuigley. 1303
7.89
1307
T
15.79
1323, 1324
Fisnhfir X, Kritton 1___ !__ . 1339. 1340 21.17
ACJiaCLU-aTUitAL, ClTl* HOMES CO.
St. James. Map 12
i_ots
Assessed to
2.84
A. i-a. Snean. 565
2.84
->i. A. Spondorg. 568
Laii -uiuvvii owner. a l O
2.S.
VV. j . Brandenberg. o76
2.84
Section A.
J. M. Schilling. 1 to 4 111c
2.53
i_. smadbeck. 31 to 34 ine
2.8_ :
_
AtittiCUJ-a'rUKAl-. CiT : HOMES CO.
St. James
Unknown.
2511
.63
_:_
_
.
_-. ogaen.
....
Me i.icCarthy. 2!!_ 2
.63
j . Vv. L hiilips. _ U 4 6
.56
14_ , 314u , 3146
UnKiiown owner
1.81
li.. j . Harrison. 3171, 3172
1.24
1.24
U n k n o w n owner. 3340 , 3341
xi.
U.
a.
ii* .
. _
1.21)
334.J, 3344
1.24
l'\ 0_ .terii.a_i. 31_ - _ , S-lDli
31.01, 3o02
1.24
3_ i 6 , 3011
1.24
U n k n o w n owner. 3644 , 3646 , 3547.
l.SS
_ . Ca_ey. 3a62
.62
__ . vvaigotz . 3693 to 3599 i n c . . . .
4.4o
John uasey. 3605, 3606
1.24
A. xiatueiU.- 3628
-4a
ii.. Hoiein. 36o 1 lu _ 6 6 7 mc. . . .
6.92
AUklU LILT U ltAL, ClT l' HOMES CO.
Map 6
Assessed to ' Eots
B . i_uacreluy. 145
1.96
!•'. E. Kimvack. 366, 361
3.21
Section A.
Laiii - iiotvii owner. 996
.59
uiauUennen. 1107, 1108
l.li.
Unknown owner. 962 10 U'65 inc.
1016 to 1020 inc
5.29.
Section J_a.
G. Accoinompa. 01O, 617, 518 .' . .
1.51
u n k n o w n owner. 864 , 865 , 3u6 . ..
1.54
A-_,_Ail-UL.TUMAl. IIITY HOMES CO.
Map 11
i_ots
Assessed to
li. LeatolUme. 367 , 384
4.1-.
S. Loewy. S 1-2 ot 428
I.tii
JVIAJL ' OK SAllTHTOVV-N 1_A VVJNS
Assessed to
Eots
4.9a
1-.. Castano. 1, 2, 3
A. i_>iuin. 33 to .6 inc
4.4a
Uni-iiOY. n owner. 100, 101, 102 . . . .
4.9a
¦J. Eberett. 1_4 to 138 inc
8.24
unknown owner. 223 , 224
3.3u
331
1.64
E. W. Sherman. 336
.93
U n k n o w n owner. 402 , _ 03
3.30
u. l_auiiceila. 404 to 4u9 inc. . . .
9.88.
u n k n o w n owner. 418 to 480 inc. .
4.9a
603
1.01
ij. (Jafoni. 616 to 620 mc
4.94
637, 638
2.00
h'. Morris. 65'., 658
1.21
_<_. aSteinbaum. 6sa , 686 , 687
3.04
1-'. Fareia. 722 , 723 , i 2 4
2.98
il . Ita-Uo. 926 to 930 inc
3.15
unknown 'owner. 936 to 911 inc.
5.9a
11U2 to 1106 inc.
4.96
_,.
2.9s.
> uassella. 1234, 1235, 1236
1305 , 1306
2.UO
BKEIsTWOOU MAIN OK
Property of iSew Knickerbocker Homes
c. ueveloument Co.
Assessed to
Lots
U n k n o w n owner. 21 to 25 inc. . . .
3.00
ri. L.. lthodes. 26 , 27 , 28
UJ
j l. Schiller. 224 to 228 inc
3.03
T. ri. Ferguson. 261 to 25a inc. . .
2.76
U'ni.nown owner. 264 to 263 inc. .
3.U3
ri. Gross. 386 to 395 inc
5.53
4.41
i'\ J. Buenzle. 416 to 423 inc. . . .
496
61
a24 to 529 inc
3.64
G. 11. Hanson. 556 to a60 inc. ...
3.03
G. VV. Uriggs. 576 to 580 inc. . . .
3.03
A. liecskes. 890 , 891
i.20
J. liudy. 892 , 893
1.21
G. Olah. 894 , 895, 896
1.81
VV. H. Muller. 1009 to 1014 inc. . .
,3.09
Unknown owner. 1025 to 1028 inc.
2.40
3.03
<_.'. i''. Caulkin. 1032 to 1036 inc...
1.8_ !
S. J. Mucking. 1516, 1517 , 1518...
!
¦
'. J. Lucking. 1593, 1594 . 1595..
1.79
_ . 1-*. -_.us.eu. iOuti to iti .. mc. ...
3.0_ .
U I I K I L U .V H owner,
l . u J. to i n u mc.
6.U3.
J. ti. Caulkin. 1771 to 177a i n c . .
3.02
ii. 1". xiaggerty. i _,4 _ to 18a2 inc.
2.7i .
j . .. eL.'usKa. 1866 , 1_ 57 , 1858...
l.ti _
_»_. riclnliie. 19UU , 1910 , 1911, IU12
2.4.1
__
D. Co. 194. lo 19a3 IHC.
4.43
-¦>. iC. il.
(J.0S.
uiaa - iaowu ow ner. 1981 to 199U inc.
__e.ii.iiei oid Aug. Co.
2U17 , 2U1S ,
2U19
1.66
T. La. Brandt. 2119 to 2123 inc. . .
2.76
__ . i'. Wood. 2142 to 2146 inc. . . .
2.77.
A. ii.. UacKill'e. 2147 to 2151 inc .
2.4't
ur. J. it. Keily. 2371 to 2 _ 7 a inc.
3.U2.
ST. JAMES MANOR
. W. Lots
Assessed to
Eots
VV. «, Soper. 1
4.24
.•_( ! oi _)h Wykers It. Co. 3, 4 , 5 . . . 12.70.
,
8.15
Hi , (.houoe)
20 to 33 inc
75.10
34 to 48 inc
23.84
50, 51
3.1s
Adolph Wyker R. Co. 63, 69
.
2.59.
70
5.22
2.56.
71, 72
73
5.2i
74 to 73 inc
6.5i>
Aleyerson.
1552
D.
2.26
83, 84
3.5-,
;
1554. E par t
1.60 Ado.pn Wykers R. Co. 87 to 97,
D. S. Quigley. 15S4, 1585
4.56
100 , 101
26-Sa
1). Aleyerson. 1601, 1602
4.56
102
2.24
ii -uo.
-i Home Co. 1603, 1604, 1605 7.81 C. Hadek. 103, 104
4.44
1 >. S. Quigiey. 1607
2.26 Adolph Wykers R. Co. 105 to 119
1643, 1644, 1645
8.53
inc
33.34
MAP 21, HOUSB & HOAIE CO.
T. J. Brown. 120
2.24
Assessed to
Lots
Adoiph Wykers R. Co. 128, 129 . . .
3.lii
IJ. S. Quigley. 1
2.84
SAMOSETT 1'AR K
MAI' 12, HOUSB & HOMB CO.
Assessed to
Lots
Block
Assessed to
Lots
a
4.07
J. Roberts. 1 to 5 inc
11.69 Woodland Pk. R. Co. 4 3 . . .
B. S. Quigley, 56, 56a
6
.81
A. Owens. N part of 58 .
2.61 E. Talt. 17, 18, 19
C
1.8..
. 58a
1.85 W. Welch. 1 to 10 inc
12
6.63
61a
7
4.14 H. I' .u-.delt. 1. 2,„ 3
15
2.43.
15.32 Woodland Pk. R. Co. 4, 5 . . .
D. S. Quigley. 64 , 65
18
1.63
House aS_ Home Co. 67
12.34 Al. A. Maher. 30, 31, 32
18
2.45
D. S. Quigley. 72
12.94 I. Kunst. 24
.5_ >
23
123
8.16 V. ___ ». Wormwood. 27, 28
25
1.10
A. A. Ryden. 136
11.02 I'. J. Prior. 43 to 46 inc..
25
3.25
D. S. Quigley. 139
7.89 Woodland l'k. R. Co. 10
25
.83
T. J. Gunther. ISO , 1S1
5.16
SAGAMORE TERRACE
House & Home Co. 19G
11.66
Assessed to
Lots
Bloc-t7
MAB 9, HOUSE & HOME CO.
Idyle Wild R. Co. 15 to 26 inc. A 10.12
D. S. Quigley. 97
8.56
A
2.3'a
26 , 27 , 28
98
6.90
41 to 45 inc
B
4.59
119, 120, 121
14.16
1 to 41 inc., 48 to 60 inc.
C 49.71
House & Home Co. 122, 123
13.83
D 24.86
1 to 19 inc., 23 to 30 Inc
D. S. Quigley. 133, 134, 134a... 22.73
6 to 30 inc
s
E 33.09
B. S. Quigley. 169, 170
13.83
1 to 60 inc
F 56.24
' 185, 189
11.02
G 50.64
1 to 25 inc, 31 to 60 inc.
193, 194
3.95
1 to 60 inc. :
H 3S.0_:
MAP 18, HOUSE & HOME CO.
1 to 60 inc
I 41.40
Assessed to
Lots
1 to 30 inc
J 18.85
D. S. Quigley. 46 , 47
3.57
1 to 30 inc
K 18.85
M. Mfidden. 58, 59
3.69
1 to 60 inc
L 37.71
MAP 19, HOUSE & HOME CO.
1 to 60 inc
M. 37.71
N 27.65
Assessed to
Lots
1 to 44 inc
D. S. Quigley. 1
9.86
1 to 44 Inc
O 27.65
T. Scopati . 14
4.14
1 to 22 inc
P 13.82
RONKONKOlflA HEIGHTS
F. Schneider. 15
6.65
House & Home Co. 16
9.14
Assessed to
Lots
Block
MAP 22, HOUSE & HOME CO.
F. Freity. 1 to 4 inc
13
1.90
Assessed to
Lots
Crichton R. Co. 26 to 32 inc
IS
3.80
19 to 22 inc
14
1.89
Wm. Sokell
7
5.36
S. W. Chiles. 39, 40
16
.94
18
.94
Crichton R. Co. 1, 2
20
6.71
13, 14. 20 to 23, 28, 29
26
21
.48
Wyman, Helen P.
23
1.43
D. J. Roberts. 7, 8, 9
Wagstaff , C. Du Bois
Fi P. Tuthill. 10 to 16 inc...
23
3.46
23
1.16
Crichton R. Co. 31, 32
Watrous, E. P.
1.S8*. *
.
25
W. A. King. 1 to 6 Inc.
_ ._ •_
27
O. Howard. 8, 9, 10*
Watrous, Jessie E.
12
27
.57
Wilson, Bertha
..
27
.95
13, 14
_.__.
_
7
/
8
.
.
3
1
.95
F
S
.
Cr
Weeks, M. T.
1.83
M. A. Crawley. 374, 375 ... —' 8
LIVINGSTON MANOR
Weeks, Helen S.
Assessed to
Lota
Weeks, M. T. Jr.
James L. Hutchinson Land Co. 1
18.63
to 33 inc. .vi
Whitman, Rensselaer
Lotta Kimble. 34 ...........
.68 •
L.
J.
Hutchinson
Land
Ca
35
to
Laura
Wilson,
56 ina, 59 to 70 Ina , 77 to 84
WoocC Thomas
'.. . .. 31.85
inc., 87 to 98 Inc .
101 to 112 ..115 to 122 ttta .. M.65
Wynkoop, Elizabeth
MANOR- '
SMITHTOWN
¦
Wein, John
Assessed , to ' . Lota - '¦"'¦ Block"
.61:
ArU
N. Bennett— 42 .. .,.. . ._ . . . ,._ -, _,-. - 8 .
Weeks, Clinton S. .
10
1.64
A. Bernhardt. 264, 265,- 208
Ina..
L. WoeKeV. 28S to 292
8;r*.*8 .
Weeks, Mrs. Clinton S.
A. R Straus. 293 to 300 Ina
8 ; 4.13- . _ 14
1.0S
Wilson, William
M. A. Dune. 416, 417
'
Weglowski, Joseph
NOW.. THEREFORE; . notice 'Is hweby ¦
given that - unless such described Vrsats,
Whelan, Michael
pieces or, parcels of land are redeemed on
".*. - V .. '
or before the ISth day of December, 1818. ¦
Wicldn, Carrie
<_*• * '- . .
they ¦will be conveyed to -tha* put*hs_ 8ei;
Wall, ThomaS
pu rchasers.^thereof ao?ordlntc ti?s tJ» i *pso- »
"
visions of Sect-Oh 154, ChaWsrTSO: M* ttoe
-ferbara^
Consolidated 7La*wa _ .0*_t the JStat». of , ficw
¦Z-«>ly,
..
_ Zlad^resKi, Michael
:
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r. liUt - - i^Zi ^r
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