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AGE .SIXTEEN XSo 1*TE SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS,^AYVILl i iB,% y j . t M @ ^ ^ ^ ^ £ "- --'•• -"-* '"-*.' ~ * -*'"•' ' *"• ." »" "• '••—"* '" " - - " _ _ * * * " 1 _ 1 _ " ' . - - — ~ — - r i p ii ii i ' • ri~ " - -" .MI • m i l in i » M I immm^mmm^mmmmmmmmirj i m* m ^ m •• » — n » . i i r f y —
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Rive**side lis Siad ih Me^t Theih
TfiBrwm ot : Win^H. Sauihoid: ' itx disposing
Terry, late "ot "of : aV estate-j
l3Rihi£d.^!iL ^abiiu.t_£S10.000- 'after the p&JQv^ot h i s widow, .Isabel P . Terry. ^ S ^ c t s ' i K a t the eieciitbrs. "ot lite_ es-5 ^ pay over pto~the trustees "bt /the Pttret-Univers^l is tC&urcn o£ iSouthotd. ^f2.500. bt%entch 5 |2*M0 i s t o be used ?^s \ -permanent endowment to be-Ifccown. as tUe 1\. Augusta Terry fund.
x&ft. $500, to be "used i s ;a permanent v^ti^oW^ieut'tb'be known, as the Milton,I ?f||! TerryIfund." ?; ' , j :
^ I s r a e l ?3?i "Terry^^Hi. Is :sv*ea all . the. "personal properly _ In the build-t a g - occupied fey the Southold post
'ofilce. Which, belonged to the testator, a n d all h o o k accounts, etc.. in connect i o n with the undertaking , business conducted by th,e.deceased. The w:d-<>w Is t o be paid the income frcci^he
: res idue of "the estate during her hie-tune and at her death t h e principal
V l t h the exception of the bequest to -s the Uaiversalist Church, is to go to
I -the above-nanied son. •/„ .... ;•. : a |^J :. - John; GarroV. of Manhattan, uL ne-^ i e a t h e d •-11JM by the .will J>f M r | .
£ b o i s e H i Belts , of Manhattan, sum-! ":%ter resident of SouthampteB. pro via-,
C e d h e w a s In the employ .of 4 » « ^ ^ ig&k at the time of hex death... Mary
I'EUot Hoardley. daughter, rece ives all ' 'Jewels, laces , furs and other wearing 1 4pparei-5 ,Tho modern ;sUve^. i s J o . b e x d i T l d e d between the s o u s , JU)ute l?Yed-
"bBck Holbrbo* Betts a n d Wyl lys .Ros -Jeetter Bettsw and thejant lque old E n s -
- lfeh and heirloom ^UTer Is to be dlvid-- W among'taVtsro'sb'ns'and the daughj
:tejf Edith Betta. grandaughter, and % WYUys R- Bet ts , ^grandson.; are each ^ "heueathedL $500. _ T h e residue to be '•'' 2eojialfc-;divided he twben t h e / two sons .
The,VQl 6 tates : that \ the daughter did >T i ibVshare in t h e div1slbnVb?.the secur-: i i t les : *aad "other personal; property^for
y t ' s h i x e during t&b testatrix's l i te Ume-- - T h e "will of t I s a a c S > / D o w n s , late
J %t- Shel ter Islahd. ::behueaths a n estate c iOvaliiea; a t $li:.»00j;jb Frederick G. ^Ic^lfewns>
7sbn.*wh6 is^n*amed executor.^ v U - ?The iwOl o t Jscmes ^Tllliams. late o t
"Cold Spt ing Harbor, bequeaths an es • '- 'i±~-—!__•_»;J—:_«-Ji.v^.*—«xaan_tn_^Tar
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may he* dying out in ;t£e^ United States. Its "greatest 'stronghold. The guni-chewing "stenographer niay be In ! the "process/ of " b e l ^ eliminated J by -the "one "who works crbss-%ord puzzles. ; '••'•'•
A t any xate , the topbrtB "of chicle, the mwlbaterlal fbr*gu"m
-decreastd taat vyear. Only "54,-' 123,000 worth of the "elastic"substance derived from the -'milky Juice' "of the "sapbdllla tree; was brought In from Mexico, jHon-duras and the- /British West "todies— a decrease:'i>f u halfrpill- ' Hon dollars irom the • prbylous / year, -according^ to bepartment ', of Commerce f^ures. j
Ehirope, however, may take'up < the gum' chewer's burden. Kear- l -ly""3.0^C^lb^^d^'o"f?^1iHc*&- j made chewing 'gum. valued "at »
>$1.;>S5,0(JO. w a s ; exported durUig ; the vye:ir. of which "France" took !
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^t the larjest part. . v ?t - . • • - ' . - ...: ~ ^ - ' ; =•"-: ' " > " ; - ' ; - - > l l
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x When tlie trains from"the East arrive in Riverside. Ca!-. the'travelers "are welcomed to thnt city by pretty senori tasVho dispense oranges and by trouba-fiors "who "sins and dance.
thority ^Buggests/.the ancient miracle j ptays as the possible origin. In these i ^^e'sbhiettoaea^Rhbwn' the sending of j CSirlst fromj Annas to "Caiaphas and j frbin Pilate to. ;Herbd; 'another 'finds ] the origin In thev.HuU festival held ] by the Q m d u s b n March ol . 'or In the I F e a s t "of Fc^te /^bbrated by the "Ro- J tfiuns on February i7, at which tricks { • (sending persona/on foolish errands^ or j /expeditions) similar to t h e ' m o d e r n ! April'•'Fooiv'ds^.ywfejie-pi^bd. /One of . the mOsi pfauslble conJecJures traces j the/^brlgin/of tlie ^custom to "France, 4 which nation took the lead over all j Christeniloni *';n"-COtnme:.cirig t h e ^ e w |
3 3 5 ^teraf6mrerccangB_ wa&: maue :me_i_-
!. How Beet rKeep Warrh} { j /•Hbn^ybVs.''turn'-oavtee^at ,to;jMeir' japartment hoxises/at ; 57'degreea :Fahr-v enhelt. ^Yhen'it .gets that "&ld,Hhey F f b f r m ^ a / ^ f f l W ? t ^ ^ | i ^ e r ^ r ^ ^ ^ - ^ ^ :
" bn: the ^ s i d e ^ X : t t 6 , D ^ * 1 ^ ^ ™ ^ ? ^ ^ ' , e 'and ~b^t_\w!ngs/tV The"outer^sh^ell of "ti?e
i cluster is made;up of bees^t t ia t^ddie 1 close'aad'stay^itlll. They?furnish1tlie: ! Insuiatlbn*'tvhjcb-prevents'/the"escape
of heat "so "effectively that there "may ; be '75 degrees dlfTerence/hetweeh/the
/ Inside and the'6utfe7de,oniy>4%! Inches
j ' a w a y . ,..->...y./xi/...-. . - . • • • i ^?-C^ t V.; . - ; /( Thousands ;of "dollars/are /IbBt / to
| American b>bk*eepfero'every'year.^hbw-! ev"er,/by '• bees vvvorking^emsbivjes ' t V 1 death "to J keeping ' warmi/this ^way---j Amirican" Jpurual ofrPh^rmacy. [
'WalipapeV
t « . u t i . . o
becomes ^marred ""when l a t f - t t f f l
, b u r i n g "winter oranges and other j citrus fruits are most : reasonable In I
, price arid .'most abundant. .Their \ 'delicious flaforj
;ahd/re- j "freshes / t h e a'ppe- i tlte aridtheir color J "adds ; to any dish or table.
'For the first . . . T course an "orange •
cn'p,/filled'"with" diced/orange, a bit'of | grapefruit, seeoed "and peeled grapes { and ririd-flavb'red "sugar sirup. Is es- J pec!aiiy>well' liked. , . . ^ '
/Although t h e b ^ n g e /te.'deilcateiy-j acid. It/has ;a"n"aika\ine reaction which , makes it" esp'eciaily yaiuable in counteracting/ foods : that - p'rbduce ac'ds.
^As^'a dessert, -"oranges, make "an "excellent ? sweet course," containing "'sugar •
elaborate /and "heavy "dinner a eislly""digested' dessert^is^a^necessity, j
sOiFange ^ ! n ^ ; C u p 7 — T ^ e ' c c e ^ c u p - j ful ylach /of :'dicb"d -j^'pefruit ^pnlp, [ pfa^g^?p!u|p?a^dj^ine*a^p^el *M|X/and i sprinkle "with/a littie"suga_rj&d: jemon' i
: ^dfe^r)D"efpr?a ^lemon^'sirop.^made'j by. cooking"sugar, jeiiibn Juice 'and rind ! with : a little^^water;'^CWU^w&TflUj * hnivra-bf bringes," s^tintb"sh"erbet cups, o*r^Smpliy fili ' the sgiasses with ^tlie fruit '/'mliftire.v / A t "tbe/MstJ'mpfiient ^r inMe "with finely m g a r n i s h ' w l t h ^ s p r i g / o f fresh'Inirit'fn jth"e cent'er^of tbe^glass.v .^ . T . * ,„. \
; ldra'rige' 2^e>ingues:;^-^epirat'e _]toto sections f fourj^ v n|e i^ l t fout?^break-; Ing| ffib 'membrane., ^Malie V^sirnp 9of onePhalf ^cupful1 each !;of flemon 'Juice, water'"and any canned fruit Juice, bbll-
ESSgg . . T i e j V m ' p r A m a r i a y ^ e l f e r i a t e ^ r ^
•Mattituck. d i s p o s e s : o t ; a n es ta te .ya l -^ned at iabbut/ |6.000..B.obert W . "VTells, :feashah!d.Tfe "torhavethV use /bt the~ tes-' 'taJtrtx*s house'at Matt i tuckduringrhls ; l i f e t f i a V a h i If he"; desires "to sel l same i s ' l o hafe"the "income frbni / the ;prOr
^ceeds. T h e t n i s t e e s / o t .3LaarellCeme-/terr.. Assoclal lbn *are, to; be;pald/ 5100, -the income to ;be~used for'.the upkeep
fbf, the Parsonvpibh" Al ice B. {Wolf, /of i i<!^t£lui^el^d-/(§wlyh."W*^irbvvnson,
-itt Rntherfora.-/N.: J~ "granad:aughtefsr I are h^ueathed. itQOO each. T h e r e s l -
"dUe'bf the estate Is"bqnally/divided :Ybefweei/Tdrs,/Cora/E. ^Wolf. P?'Cut : -iibhbgue,;and"Mrs."Carrie„E.'Brbwrison;
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-rOtrltUUiexuirS.-!.•»»' a ..*»<»«»t,»ipiiS>-—. .— ., ! S'•-^Applications h a v e ;hben:; m a d e . I for
/ l e t t er s p£ "administration in the fol-: "2o'wing''esfates:.;- .,-,. ;. 1-v- ^..i-.-.-i''. -f,^{ - 1 -Mary i s . .Fros t . ^tete^of^Babyionjfva^ ;^'N5e^52;500," Irvin E.'"Smith, 'son, petl^
. tipner. __•.....; . V / ? . . ^ , . . ^ ;„: -,*;. v-„. ,^'.~'-
;•--. /HarrfeTGadersleeve,rIa|e of,Amityr / ;v!Be,JTahie_/$4,*0O, Hannah J. Tiewis; M"dadgnter, petltibrier. V
"wben! visits were paid and gifts made, j "When •TiK'e^^r^orm^.*?)^ieii^ec;--WM I 'adopted7 in ] 15G4. ;Vew Yieafsvliay Vwas j carried back to January l . and only \
^pretendbd "gifts and mock' ee/rembnial j visits wbre/'aade on April 1, with "the ; object pt/'making fools^ of those "who had fofeottbn thV change of "date. - n
'!K)N£)ON?S GRIME
o--S c o i p t u r c s ! e f ' H o u £ e s > v ^ f P i r -
| ' H a m e a i t V a n M r i / C r n a e a - ^ S o o t P \
^'^/"•L^Soi-^BIj .Bea. ..the"' fambbs'idbek ..*^:*JH»e.house "of^parliament./Itetrarfoa/
/ ^ClbggjMijrithi soot/ and /dirt "recently ~r'j&foc^sbajts rictingaltogi'lLer. This
J i U E ^ t e d %to ;his niajbsiy' i^cSce "of • "wbrfe ^ a t sbrietiibs" albst be dope In ^Hia/njear future'to prevent lit-:- buOd-;
p y ^ n c B e L f ^ r o n i /eatireJy changliig -Itsi "Hai^tecfural : features^ because of" de-;
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mS£c£ :^;.i:.'^:,- : > ; .^/.: ' ;"? •jL\:.T5je Brit ish holses 'bf parliament are
-considered one"" ©! the. ftoSst*specimens - ';i&_ Gothic architecture _to ^ e fwbrld."
/ . ^ d -*|tt*IRI.'',,*s efforts are / a i d e r ' ccn-/•tderafibri to -prevent their famop3
z&ptffl*e§m from further crumbling :/'"TBW^.:'"Many:;*tiready-hsve clsappbared / jKid*a general ^schenK / o f restbratibn
^'-.fnlreiBSying s{t3tie;/JrjmmetFyih.of -"the *&-.
/./"On '•ome sJdes about balf the -pin-. :"«^[«8/|iave;'either""fanen or been're-t.j'sSved*from Uine"to'.time"as^'a"meas-': i *iro?ot»fe4jr-. ^'/ / :; ; ^ / ; / ;-"_: i 1
/ / b w l a g : to ' decar of the" stone " fea-/ tn iea . many fof the ;psr>ro?!e figures / S i T e "lost th^ir coses and some of !.$&M figurehead*, battered b"y the winds
• a d rahis and'soot , have" taken on a . riwiaDiance ot "fkalls "and " eery crea-'Caria/ ' tn'mAny^races'the; very "'stone ?W0rk~h*s begun to flake, and near the r* "isreh'over-the peers" entrance to tlie
3ii20 of lord* It h N b ^ t n e ?o brittle ; "tSst It IE possible tn s-rrape It rrith a ./"'iagsr'nalL . /
'High op.oa the massive'Victorta-Urw-; ^ « ' i t u a y of" the .Osnsrc? In the niches h i r e lost ftnge*^ and here and else-
'iitusm'yfhit werVi'rifcinally beaatlfQlly "<i t te4 CTOWES,'hav^ horstne little mere than e&ip<.Tcsa Mots ' rnaioary.
' /:.••ffir/fraalt "Balnr-s. rhiel'architect' of ./Oie" o©ce "of"warV?. has' beea'' esgsged '':feose"'tIs>e'«s~a report oa the nuesUbn
c-f irrcntJns the d<?t*T:oratl6n. *lt tv'Bot'c problerr. cf rabsM^nce, <t»
~ la (Se o n e «f St. I'ncrs cathedral," . ': Elr "'Fraak. /explained recently, " t h e
"feasdstlcas <m wtirts the bouses of •-• '"partlsment ar? baSt are safe,;'tad the . "fracture Itarif f* p*rf<i*crty so-sad. It
•7''fe"-«Jsply s matter cf <t<&£j:-ot th» °'«t«fMf "«toae wcri .
; "Alissst rrom Use Xitsz tfc.e 3 - n x « of , "]g*3«Jilsi€flt wrre bnrr.'':ifi«>-i»3& x&s'
. 'pneesa/ef fatern-!? ^•-•<-%.j tecum* ts ta-t&S*. the soft stt<i* crumhtiSg 'owing
'It ' i fcft 'scdta of t*:« #bot and' sslpaur as: *—•• » -..-;~—irrTTT—7-—i- S>-
"-!T&e"pendtt&Pii&dle^=—^
r i b ^ ^ w m i s r ^ ^ n e - r o x i g ^ a i r ^ p p e m ^ c e 1 mav~be'restoredTwIth UiValdvof"artoyi"
r pairitbbx, sa^s^ Popular ^Science IMbnth-j Ijr. YMix :to^^er^a/'>»ipr]j^attclo^^^ r'apprbxiniates * ^ e * paper, arid ':il /It^ts"; \ \ "dlslpi j papier ?mix * three/ ^or; ff par. j'cpibrs,'and^apply1 It ' ^ / i r ^ u l a r l y / i f a | ^ 9 ^ i b 1 f c ^ ^ ^ ^ t ^ t ^ p t ? % ^ p i q | f ^ • "unifbrm fsurfaSefqft
:colbr. ""'it ?tsv Only/ Hby ^avoiding ^ t « u g h t ^ Unar" &atj*sttch':
1 'a '"paper'can *be 'repaired "'snccessfully.
rtRlSr^^^i^^^^^l^?^''^^*^!', l a tab 'Joyous procession pf 5 newhats | southbound, 'pasienger/ train :bn tiie f that-annnunlv;the c c r n i ^ Westfiald^bridge. . T h e - m e n i n /Jhe; rtbere are many t y p e s - a l y t b e /way l f K ? ™ J ™ ^ ; < ! ^ S ? f t ^ V » teb^.saw^the:.gbs/.wRlking albng the {from 'audacious and:" amusing • to3pic- j v»_. ,• t^ ^ •»«* S a ^ a ^ f f i e ioepmotive whistles-made"i'turesqu'elmil"ilfimlfieU.vTWoToutstand-1 '.«._•_ *^ nb*-d&'erJHice''and,&e*brakes?were^ap^'
P y i s I R c c o r a t f w l 1 9 2 3 j ;Paris/—American '^divorces -grantea
cbver^and "cbolrrThhr Is ;cbmpote/and may/ ; 'be'served Jasbias /It -is./ ^Place t i e s e ^ a l ^ ^ o v ^ f e d ^ o r ^ g e ^ s ^ t i p S i .«n! rbnnds'pf "spo'nge" take/ moIsjtraCyr^h^a:
using'lfwV'egg whites,% _twb* iablespoqh-1 fuisv'of: Vpbwdered ^|uga>~and *a ?5able-] 'spoonful of tiie/'compote^^a'p^ ^ Cdfer t h e ^oranges / a n d I s e t ' i n £ R -Jmbderate oveh" to^Vowru ^e^'e^id%wlth*"sb'me 'of the'cbmpble/as 'a 'garnish. Zz--/^^J "^Grange/i ce v C / e s m ^ ^ w > k ^ two ^Sop-
•'cool 3an?d/ad'd;bne ^cupYul^'bf ?6rMs* Juice, a a fp'int f o f ; thin/creMn, -?a' fpintih I "ofHsalt 'Freeze as usual. * i
were puzxlin Globe
over the deiayl-^Bbstbn
Metal • nail coUare^are •"now - u s e i r f e rave'th'e lumber l o s t by spllrSne'wfien tempbrary^ ^structures / are being torn dpwn,3anoMthe' time iost In pulling re-CalMtrant nj l l s . 'Befpre / the riall Is dr iven ."one \ l_ the?collara i s siipped over It, preyen^ig ,;lt from entering; |he • wood quite all the way./^ Ti\U3 "a; Sammer'.claw can be"slippedrunder' the nail head, removing the nat l easily. * It b/cibimed/ that from 30 to K)"•'per cent; of I the time heretofore/ required "for. n^smantlfag s/caffpldin? /can bef'sayed by rise of this mv"eritlbn/-r^eveiand Plainvpeaiex-.-i.-,.-^;'~,••,—•'•..••. ./•'"c."-' ;
How Tfmperatufe-pf / •L^a'IsAs'cerimn^d
T o /measure t h e / t e m p e r a t o i e in lava ?at.'various "depths,"a party ^bf .Cnltbd "States *voicaabloglsts Is dr£U-ing *a "series of boles In the huge crater /of Mount "Tffiaujta - w S The pOTsfbtiity^or'utfllzIn^ * t^es,steaia from the crater * for" power, /purposes
^wfil b V s t n d l e d ' a t / ^ s a x r i e 'Uxae. For t h l s a . s m a l i rabbratory with"sniali engines "aisd condensfers has 'been' built o r e r / i h e hottest of. the crater holes. In "drlllins. much "difficulty has been encouatered. d o e ' to the great hard-" nesa of the basalt rock that forms the sotld lava foundation, says Popular "arfen« 'Monthly. i t Is "piossibie to bore <mly two or 'itiites feet *a ;day. "The' 'wort.; is '"exp^ited" to ''"'reveal.'new'' facts /concerning Use increase In temperature toward 'the center ot the earth, as wcil a s new knowledge of mlcercl and gas changes underground.
straw brim , Is cavered,. irfth / y a r i - | j £ ^ c ^ ^ y o p t ^ ' ^ d ^ y ^ o t h e r ^ ^ - j ( o n e ^ ^ ^ y l b l e 1 n | % ^ g ^ ^ o ^ s ^ a "'drylrig toft Vre, better s a a a j f h ^ »
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;-Sonified turban w l t h a i ^ e \ ^ ^ n t ^i^Mmaa /'to ^FTance/iieaa'shilrikageMn "this^vcay. Befbre : !a rich appUque •trimming o n ; the . coro-} Sgg^g^ 4 that "to t h ^ p p B l a S o t f J b r - d t . f l«pw| is^bo F d. f asrwrit lngl f lpr l rl t?K| i n e t . ^ e J F - O u p , Is ^ | w e l y | p l c t u r e b a t j b n v | n g ^ o w e ^ m a d e -g^;the' laws^of th*e tvarti^' istates ! ;m \onsizea^aper. '"Cliiria c l a y ' W ^ s e a f o r of Ehade^ribbon a t the fronh W W c h ^ f y ^ v e ^ ^
J&ps S e t t l e i n T n n o - i a - i e e liirrsT'hiP, Tcfin..—The fnorcr<jret~ta
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Spring styles for women include blonde satins, oxfords, opera pumps, black arid tan combinations, strap purrips and a great msny others too numerous to mention. The leathers are fine, carefully executed. Colt patent, satin, kids, Russian calf arid two tones. For better shoes for less money sec
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c h o i c e o i ' j K i r e n t s w h o a p p r e c i a t e m t t i t of
real leather, fine woffcrnanship, correct Salt*
and expert fitting. Complete assortments Belter shoes for less money at now read/.
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Here" youvwiil find heavy sboes: foT^rough year.'lightSandals for^warmer^wea^er^a^d
"purrips and oxfords for dVe^%iwear.
Better Shi»es ?for iL^^etf ty ^t
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$3.^5 to $4.9S A - -
reached this year in our offering of rneh's footwear fof\Spring. First qtiaiity; second, style; third, price. All the new dressy lasts in best calfskins or grain teliherg. %o\i
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