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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE HOME TALK -THE STAR SECTION, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1933 In Borough Race ForPointHonors SENSATIONAL SAVINGS HH 1H) ft A IT 17 I A TH IT IH) IHn The Michaels Co. Way of Letting All "Buy Now" I I Jf -x Roddy Costello, star Manual bail-toter, has undisputed possession of second place in the Brooklyn scholastic gridiron point-score totals. Tallying six touchdowns and eight extra markers, Costello has a total of 44 points and Is second to Sid Luckman, ace Erasmus Hall back, who has a total of 80 points. In a triple deadlock for third place with 18 points each are Sid Roth of Poly Prep, Jack Wallace and Bob Walroth, both of Manual. Other local players who have broken into the scoring column are Cy Titus, Brooklyn Prep; Bill Cook, Manual; Howie Renz, Brooklyn Prep; Bill O'Connell, Brooklyn Prep; Tom Mitchell, Manual; Irv Lesser, New Utrecht; Bill Kiernan, Manual; Irv Kovner, New Utrecht; Frank Bro-gan.

Manual and Bob Warner, Poly Prep. 'Oldtitmers Make Ready For Dance Next Week The first annual dance of the "Old Timers" will be held in the auditorium of Our Lady of Angels School, 74th St. and 4th Friday evening, Nov. 10. Music will be by Ed Cunniingham and his orchestra.

The members of the arrangements committee are Ed Skelly, Thomas Shea, Ray Bennett, Henry Birdsall, Bill Kent, Norman Robinson, Joe Healy, Jim Hagen, Gene Hayden, Alec McCormack and Lou Green. 'trrm MOM 1 skMrmtmiS- -it- Svea Circle, F. of Plans Benefit Card Party A benefit card party will be held at Vasa Hall, 267 25d tomorrow night by Svea Circle, 1066, F. of A. The affair will be under the auspices of the Vasa Building Association.

There will be prives, music and refreshments. Mrs. Ro-sengren of 718 68th St. is serving on the arrangements committee. WEEKLY Buys H00 Worth $2 Weekly Buys $200 Worth $3 Weekly Buys $300 Worth $10 Weekly Buys $1,000 Worth LARGER AND SMALLER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION (BoudoVL to i'l' I I Births flnaceptionalli Tof All Your Friends Will Admire Your Choice if Selection One of the Big Bargains in Our Pre -Thanksgiving Sale of Dining Room Furniture ISRAEL ZION HOSPITAL to Mr- ni Mrs.

Arnold Wolf of 1529 42d a girl. LEIBOWITZ, born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Liebowitz of 1937 42d a girl ROPMAN, born to Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Rofman of 721S 19th a girl. BAAB. born to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Baab of 902 47th a girl.

COLILLO, born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Collllo of 2131 84th a girl. ZOPRANI, born to Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Zofrani of 2173 69th a girl. WEIDBERO, born to Mr. and Mrs. William Weidbers of 129 Bay 40th a girl. TAVEL.

born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tabel of 1779 73d a girl 8HAP1RO. born to Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Shapiro of 1732 62d a girl. SHAMAH, born to Mr. and Mrs. David Shaman of 6512 Bay parkway, a girl. CLAIREN.

born to Mr. and Mrs. John Clairen of 2048 74th a boy. TRABIT, born to Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Trabit of 2349 61st a boy. PEIR. born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Feir of 4208 5th a boy.

PICHNIK. born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pichnik of 2202 64th a boy. ROSENSWEIO.

born to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenswelg of 8621 2oth a boy. SUTERA, born to Mr. and Mrs.

Augustus Sutera of 1119 64th a boy. 8HAMIEH, born to Mr. and Mrs. William Shamleh of 683 86th a boy. SILVER, born to Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Silver of 2402 Benson a boy. PALMERI. born to Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Palmer! of 1824 71st a boy. PLAX, born to Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Plax of 21 Bay 34th a boy. DAMON, born to Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Damon of 1037 42d 8t a boy. GOLDMAN, born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldman of 1460 41st a boy.

GOLDBERG, born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg of 1832 81st a boy. Is Made in This Sale IHOOSE FROM SCORES OF STYLES HUGE 10-PIECE SUITES IN ENG IHATEVER YOUR TASTE IN BEDROOM FURNITURE, IT CAN BE LISH OAK, FINE BUTT WALNUT VENEER DINING ROOMS, LATEST MODERNE AND PERIOD REPRODUCTIONS ALSO SMALL DINETTE GRATIFIED HERE! COLONIAL DESIGNS IN MAPLE OR WALNUT, ELABORATE WALNUT AND DIAMOND VENEER SUITES WITH CONTRASTING DECORATIONS, ENGLISH DESIGNS IN OAK AND STYLES IN WALNUT, OAK AND MAPLE. EVERY SUITE AT A PRICE FOR THIS SALE.

THE NEW "MODERNE" TYPES WITH A WEALTH OF CHROMIUM AND BLACK TRIMMINGS. AND WHATEVER YOUR CHOICE, YOU'LL SAVE, FOR EVERY SUITE IS SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THIS SALE. 9 59 ALL ON WEEKLY lEIt'lS ALL OIV WEEKLY TERMS Licenses; Zm 0 1 WHILE ic, Joseph Eckstein. 32, 1210 Bovnton Mamie Furst, 27, 1661 51st St. Sidney Nelson, 39.

601 W. 156th Blanca Castro, 29, 1340 79th St. Daniel Ellison, 62, 857 40th Louise Fischer. 48, 857 40th St. Alexander Kowaleski, 31, 738 4th Mildred Clancy, 23, Passaic, N.

J. Morris Samuelson, 23, 580 824 Anna Reiss, 23, 559 Hopkinson Ave. George Jabbour, 35, 254 6th Adele JSrake. 37, 119 schermerhorn St. Frank Murphy.

32, 504 10th Julie Centner, 24, 911 83d St. Cecil Spurrier. 24. 217 Dahlgren Place; Ivy Cocker, 25, 9031 Fort Hamilton Park- Griffin, 27, 320 57th Mildred Moran, 28, 315 6th Ave. Bernard Brandner.

25. 2149 61st Betty Nositzer. 21. 4519 13th Ave. Anthony Maedaleni.

36. 558 8th Nora Massad. 29, 28 Prospect Park West 1 I i It I v. I I QUANTITY LASTS Obituaries i Entire Iluifit UST 46 SUITES, MANY ONE OF A KIND, GROUPED TOGETHER REGARDLESS OF THEIR FORMER, HIGHER PRICES! VARIOUS VERSIONS OF THE POPULAR WIDE VARIETY OF THE NEW, HIGH COLORED PORCELAIN RANGES, WITH INSULATION AND OTHER INNOVATIONS. MANY WITH "BUFFET" OR TABLE TOPS.

III "MODERNE" EFFECTS, ELABORATE CARVED FRAME STYLES, STRICTLY TAILORED TYPES. THE RANGE OF COVERINGS INCLUDES EVERY MATERIAL IN FAVOR ALL AT ONE, LOW PRICE! PAY. WI5KKLY (id Metal Bed with a heavy walnut" namel, double link spring ond comfortable, long enduring, cotton mattress. $25 value. PAY WEEKLY ALMA J.

STRAND died Sunday in her home, 747 42d St. Sh Is survived by her husband, Alfred; three daughters, Sadie, Mrs. C. E. Dillon and Mrs.

H. L. Carson, and one son, William. Funeral services were held at her home Wednesday at 2 p.m., followed by burial In Greenwood Cemetery. JAMES LYNAN died Saturday In his home, 255 90th St.

He was formerly fpr many years a guard at the Chase National Bank and was retired. He was born In Ireland and resided In this city for the past 48 years. Surviving are his wife. Margaret Dillon Lynan; a daughter. Mrs.

James Conroy. and two grandchildren. The funeral was held at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday from the residence: thence to St. Patrick'! a C.

Church, where a requiem mass was offered at 10 a.m. Burial was In Calvary Cemetery. CHARLES F. VlDDOWS -died suddenly Saturday in hi home. 326 10th St.

He is jurvived by his mother. Mary E. Wlddows. and sister, Louis E. McKay.

Service were held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at the rhapel of JosfDh G. Duffy, 237 th St. Burial was In Evergreens Cemetery. ATJQTJST KTJCZINSKI died Monday In nls home, 328 Prospect Ave.

He was a member of St. Adalbert's Society Group 411. B. M. L.

P. R. K. He Is survived by a son. Leon Bonkowskl; two daughters.

Mrs. May Jagodzinski and Mrs. Franci? Vhmltt: seven nephews and four niece, file funeral was held yesterday from hi lome; thence to the R. Church of Our ady of Cwnstochwo, where a requiem mass was celebrated. Burial was In rosa Cemetery.

MART A SCANLON. wife of the lat Daniel J. Scanlon, died Tuesday in her ome. 343 81st St. She was a member of the Altar Society and the Sacred Heart League attached to St.

Anselm'i Church. She Is survived by two daughters, Mary A. and Elizabeth and three sons. Frank Daniel J. and Oeorge A.

Scanlon. The funeral was held today from the residence: thence to the C. Church of St. Anselm, Jth Ave. and 83d where a solemn mass wax offered at 9-30 a.m Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Lp wards fiii eekh from FIFTH AVE. STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING fmu- CO. TO-E1TO17SEOF fTYTl (TYT FPfl 11' fH AfF1 Kwkmn '2Hi ami lh 637-645 FULTON STREET, Opp. Strand Theatre ...) THESE STORES OPEN 839-841 BROADWAY, Cor. Park Street SAT.

Sale Also at Our Other Stores lining 806-810 MANHATTAN Cor. Calyer Grcenpoint EVENINGS GALLAGHER SALES CORP. 6123 4th Brooklyn.