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East Morichesfi /lRS. Mnybcw ' Towor entertainedM tho Luncheon Bridge Club onWednesday.

Mrs. Willlnm -Fitzpatrlck and son ,ilrrbcrt , will leave on Saturday forM/eriil days' visit with relative nmlj fis I" Flnmtagton, N. J.

¦jj lj s Doris Miller will spend next

week in Now York City.Mrs. Oliver Hammond and sister,

«,!« Ella Terry, entertained the fol-lowing ladles at COO on Monday oven-,,e. Mrs. Charles Chapiiian, Mrs. M.n Tower, Miss Bessie Shaddock, MrsV'.H , Tuthill , Mrs. J'.'.C. Raynor , Mrs.William Chapman , Mrs. 13. 0. Howell ,Mw E. H. Kirby, Mrs, Theodore Haltlock. Mrs. Wiljiam Miller , Misses Hen-rfettc and Florence Terry, Mrs. C. D.Terry, Mrs, Lincoln Lewis, Mrs. Emil yQulnn, MM. E. S. Brown , Mrs. Percyj ftynor and Mrs. George Journeay. Adelicious lunch WOB served and prizes»:onby Mrs. 'Raynor , Mrs. Tower, Mrs.W Chapman, Mrs. Journeay anil Mrs.Kirby.

Mrs. Martha S'icoil and the Jonesbrothers started for Henderson, N. C,on Momlny .night, where they willspend the winter;¦

Mrg, Mary Neclcerman viaitcd at tlmhb'me of her son anil family, Mr. andMrs. James Neckermon , of Easthan'ip-t'dn the latter part of thd week. Theywero former residents of this placeaiid thnir .frieflds will be sorry to learnthat Mr. Neckcrmnn was knockeddown by an automobile, receiving; abroken leg and several facial cuts, nndtheir three children are very ill withpneumonia*.. Sirs. William Fitzpatrlck , Mrs.

Junes Mqddren ,;Mrs. L. N. Benjamin ,j frs. James Mtttriatt, Miss BeatriceAfarriott, H^s. George Brooks nmljjrs. Franklin Daggett attended theOrder of Eastern Star meeting onMonday night ."of the lodge room inCenter Moriches... '.The - firemen .'- held their regularmeeting at the )*»ll on Monday eve-nine- They are, planning to have acommunity Christaias tree. Jamesjjarriott isi chairman of arrangements.After business the>y enjoyed "eats"and cards. I -¦

railroad ,telephone has been in-stalled in the depot. '

The telephone company are install-ing' a one-ring systeipi on their partylines. ¦ When -the operator and tele-phone owner become*1 accustomed totbe ¦:. 'change, it -will ibte a great im-pt&v'eme.it oyer the \>W method.

Lake Ronkonkoma]\y|RS. Joseph Kirk and Mrs. Ren-**l wick Raynor spent a few days inNew York last week shopping.

Alfred Herrschaft has taken a po-.sition in Newton Bros, garage.

Miss Clara Hamsnn of New Jerseyspent the week-end with her parents,Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hamann.

Work liafl been ntartod on a housefor Chorion Wcntlsch In Oak Street,

Tho Olrln ' Club met At the home ofMm, LeRoy Vollgrnir PrldnjK OVOI|IIIK.

Mrs, Fred Shelles of Brooklyn spentseveral days .Inst week with hermother, Mrs. J.ohA Ciirtln.

Tho American icgioir held tlmlrmeeting at the fireball Tuesday eve-ning.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fuhrlngorspent tho week-end In New York visit-ing friends.

The Ronkonkoma bowling team de-feated tho Medford toaifl at MedfordFriday night by over 80 points.

Mis. Willlnm Ilahii of Medfordvisited . friends hero Saturday,

Mr, und Mrs. Hoy QuItnV spent scv-oral days in Southampton visitingfriends.

Arthur Slnrnm und several friendsfrom New York spent tho week-end atthe Slnrnm cottage on Pine Street.

Charles Fish of Patchogue spentSunday here. Mrs. Fish returnedhome with him after spending sometime hero.

John Itosello of Stntcn Island spentseveral days this week at his home inHawkins Avenue.

Mr, and Mrs. Charles Baxter havemoved Into their now bungalow onRonkonkoma Avenue.

Louis McNulty spent tho wcek-enilin New York visiting friends there.

MM. Tom Brown 'gave a party ather homo Saturday evening in honorof Catherine Lowell's birthday. Manyof Miss Lowell's frlendd attended anda jolly time was had by all.

Mastic ParkTOHN STARK has gone to the city

J where he has secured a position.Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz and little

child came out from town and spentover Saturday at their cottage.

Mr. and Mrs. Casso nre spendinga few-weeks in New York.

John Meyer entertained his brother,Albert Meyer, over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Botsfonl and babyenjoyed the week-end at their bunga-low,

Charles Monti has forsaken • thepaint brash for the carpenter's sawfor a brief space, anil is making anaddition to his bungalow. '

Wills of Interest inSurrogate's Court

•"THE will of Joseph P. Bennett of¦*• Sag Harbor gives all of his

esUte, valued at $1,300, to a friend,Mabel L. Patterson, of Somerville,Mass. '

The will of Frederick Kanning, St.James, value of estate listed as "un-known," makes bequests as follows:

Marie Knimlng, sister, $2,0(10; teutonK. Ayres, niece, $2,000j Sophie Kan-nlng, sister, ffiOO j Minnie Kimtilng,sister, $200; Dlcdrlck Knimlng, broth-er, : $100; Henry Khnnlng, brother,$100; Erlio.it Knimlng, brother, $.500:John O. Ayres, gpld watch ; SamuelAckermnn, old employee, Wi; resi-due to the widow/Sarah 1.. Knnnlng.

Tho will of Mary J. barren of BayShore gives St. Patrick'n IlomiinCatholic .Church tn that village $500.Tho estate is valued at over $8,000; toAmelia Robertson , mother-in-law, ofFreeport, ia given $300; Mary Ken-nay, Brooklyn , cousin , $200; WilliamMartin and Frances Otlloon , ouch $f>0;residue to Mario Mahon , cousin , Man-hattan.

Tho will of Elizabeth -11. Lenorl ofSmithtown, estate more tlmn $15,000,gives tho entire estate to hor husband ,William 11. Luonorl.

Estate Nettle M. Smith; $1,000, let-ters to Fred D. Smith , husband, Bay-port.

Estate of Frodqrick S. Scliaefor ,

$l ,O0fl , letters lo Onsppr Hidmofoifather , Rag Harlan*.

JOHN WKER and John HnmmnnJ motored In to Brook lyn oi; Hntiir-

<Jf- *; ,W,i R, Ed*fll1' 'M^TlolnPd af*w friends In honor of the fiftho nMt>y ol. her diktightor Barbara,lliose proAvnt wero Mrs. llnrold Bal.« n

~d ('ft "K' ,t-«l': R«th of PatchoRue,

Mm. D. R. Morrill ami daughter .leanof East l'ntchoguc , Mrs. Elmer Bald-win and son Elmer ond Mrs. ChartedA {torn nnd daughter Anne of Holts-villa.Mr. mid Mrs. Dodd Craft and Mr.Spencer of Fort Jefferson visited Mrs.Minnie Terry on Sunday.The ' Ladles' Aid will hold Ha nextmeeting after New Year 's Day.Miss Grace Terry was given nshower nt the home of Mrs. IL Dare InSelden on Thursday. A number offriends from Holtsville attended tho

flffn lr. Miss Terry received manybeautifu l presents.

Mr. and Mrs. William Cunncen , Sr.,and sons spont several- days with rela-tives in Brooklyn.

Lawrence Radford of New Yorkspent several days with his family inHoltsville.

The handsome new organ donatedto the Fnrmingville CongregationalChurch by the Ladies' Aid was detll-eated on Sunday. The Misses Warnerof Patchogue gave several vocal se-lections , and Leroy Ackerly of Patch-ogue gave an organ recital. EdwardWagner, pastor of the church , brough tit choir from Smithtown to help withthe singing.

At a special meeting of the Holts-ville Community club Saturday eve-ning, with Vice President Grahampresiding, it was announced that themain purpose of this meeting was tocollect all arrears of dues by Decem-bpr 29, the club's regular monthlymeeting nigh t , and a committee ofthree, W. Cunneen, A. Sipos and JohnWild , were appointed to do this. Allmembers six months in arrears willbe dropped- The box social will beheld at the club tomorrow night , andjudging from the way the girls areplanning on filling jtheir lunch boxes,there will be a feast. The GhosiosJazz Trio will furnish music for danc-ing. The club's annual New Year'sEve dance will be held December 31,for a great time is being planned.

Holtsville

The adoption of an employees payroll deduction life Itummnci' planthnt will be offered by llio Now YorkTelephone Compniiy to its employeeswns announced today by Vli*e Presi-dent T. P. Sylvan , In charge of pm*-sonnel. More than 04,000 telephoneworkers tn the company 's territory inNow York Stole and northern NewJersey will bo enabled to secure stand-ard life insurance with modern disa-bility beiicfltK on an easy paymciltplan, The policies will be * Issued on amonthly payment busts, premiums be-ing paid by deduction from pay. ThisInsurance plan is the company 's latestdevelopment of its program of co-op-eration with its employees for eiicour-nKemont of thrift and provision of umaximum security.

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Now is the tijne to /j ' $j M I kobtain a supply of beau- . / xjfr / /'w/ & ¦"tiful silk undergarments u§ // $] • $ W Mat A very real paving. A W^Tv

f f "Z ~ _beautiful assortment of \ %}, J%QKJ& .ffrk. ¦-heavy crepe de chine ^ JuSa^

l' jWy f jtwo piece sets, chem- ^J m B S S h - i 't ^Z ^awkises, dancing sets, /fimPr/f' i.lwgowns, stepins, princess ?&$$& %$ // M/JSB-v i i . ¦oBii -:if-. H li .-' .-s*7wi___RIsups and pajamas dam- HHN -'II I / *&Mm&tily trimmed with fine m rfv B S^ B^^laces, shown in all pasr ||| iul^HUM SF/^tel shades, prices rang- Jf^^ ^Bfiltl \ \ing from $1.98 to $7^98 . vSi • |\^ || | 1¦to s u i t eVerypne's m. \%\ m. \l f

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living-room. Tlio sun 's rays, which have ii real curative value in many 'ailments, also act ns a preventive bf .disease; it cboory, brightening in-fluence on the whole household, -

May wo quote you prices to show you at what reasonable cost youcan add a 'sun porch to your home'. • ,

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One of many reasons why advertising in.THE ADVANCEis so productive of profitable results is—that nearly all ofTHE ADVANCE'S circulation is concentrated in Patchogue's"trading territory"—the territory which local and national ad-vertisers in Patchogue are' most anxious to cultivate.

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1 YOUR PHOTOGRAPH FOR CHRISTMAS Jk& ' - ' /-sj fc.| i /&& KUTE KIDDIE.KLOTHES • IM A Sitting Toilay Solves the Gift Problem of Tomorrow If ; ' W S '& ¦ffi _$U K> 8P »K T l Rialto Theatre Buildiii ff South Ocean Avenue, Patchogue J

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\^^(li_K^ j3 Ambulance and Wrecking Service NEVER CLOSED |

1 UCHENSTEINBROS. ' Nsa t. %JS* WEST END FURNITURE CO '• !S ' 164-166. Sciutli Ocean Avenue. Patchooue s . ' 63 and 65 North Ocean Avenue, Patchogue ' i

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Skteen. Merchants Listed on This Page V al ' a X ^^ \SB . n .. n •_. ur'-ii u.U A .„T«V Ilnt;i Christmas -,„„ » -- Most Convenient Terms ' (I A Small Depos,t W.I) If»HI Anv Toy Unt.l Christmas a f i*rf K)mm; "**¦ -«,,. . ,.. . A Christmas Pre.ent of Furniture U a Precious Gift That Lasts

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. " GIFTS WILL BE AWARDED AS FOLLOWS : . Whipped Cream C»ke« Made of the Very Best Pure Whipped Cream

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«9C IM f lfM Tl 93 West Main Street Telephone 726 Patchogue (M EI l ' I D ' Lighting Fixture* ,' Lamps-^Flashlight* IhZu IW IXxlLJLP The Place to Get the Finest Roam, Juciest Steaks, Hams, Bacon, Etc., ' " 1

1 °C P,C* " " q HOWARD TTTOS For the Second Most Popular Kiddie in Brookhaven Town Outside of Patchogue ' ' . f n „ \u f ^l

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SiS wd Wool Coate, SUk Caps, Silk and BrookHavenTown. No chitd of any of the merchants giving coupons or any of their Of a DIAMOND RING or a FINE WATCH « . CHEST OF SILVER I

S Silk Dresses, Petticoats, bllg ana ^VV' p"" ' ..-*- Tnfenta' Satin t .n, 1> -LI r -ii.__ May Secure Enough Coupons to Wm a Fine Christmas Gift for Your| Wool Hose, Sweaters, Knitted Suits, Teddy Bear Suits, intants oann

employees Will be eligible for eAtry. Favorite Youngster '! and Kid Shoes, at g ffi ^nne'-zY) iwr ^

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K. G. KALLER jjI NOVELTY DREaa

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