Pawling NY Patterson News Chronicale 1934 Oct

PAGE SEVEN
NEWS-CHRONICLE
THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1937
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A woman is as old as she looks, THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COUNTY COURT:
DUTCHESS COUNTY
ager, Hyde Park,, N. Y.
MERTIE DAVIS'
MAYOR DENIES
NEW YORK
DUTCHESS COUNTY
hut a man isn't old until he stop^
CLERK'S OFPICE
89-K Albert D. Kahn, Insurance,
By
the
Grace
of
God
Free
WILL
IS
FILED
WATER
TAINTED
looking.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
1 Underbill Ave. Poughkeepsie.
And Independent
MARTHA A TABER a n d
April 13, 1937
202-B Edward Bahert, Bookkeeper,
ALICIA H. TABER,
Plaintiffs,
Holmes'
Woman
Makes
Several
A. H. Slooum Attaclu Roberts'
Take what nature gives you.
A MINUTE of the Drawing of Arnold Road, Poughkeepsie.
To ELLEN McALLASTER, RO—against—
Bequests to Local People
Report
of
"Inadequacy"
and don't monkey with it.
Trial Jurors, and u list of the names
BERT BIRBECK, LEE DIRBECK, ELIZABETH A. PALMER,
fi?-B William J. Brewer, Retired,
CORA ELLEN BIRBECK, RAY BIRof the persons drawn, showing the Millerton, N. Y.
HAZEL RUTH JUDSON, ELIZAMertie M. Davis, resident town
The rest of your days depend on BECK, CLINTON BIRBECK, a broMayor Albert H. Slocum, ofi Pawlplace of residence of each of them,
HO Fred B. Out water, Contractor,
BETH A. PALMER, a s Executrix
of
Pawling,
who
died
April
1,
left
ther of the Testator, if lie be living,
ing, Monday denied a report ,of
the rest of your nights.
drawn to serve at the Trial Term of 59 Kelsey Road, Poughkeepsie.
under the Last Will a n d Testaan
estate
valued
at
more
than
$5,000
whose place of residence a n d postthe County Court, to he held at the
17-0 William H. Ostrom, Chauf District State Health Officer Roberts in personal property, according to a
ment of William H. Wilken,
ollice address are unknown a n d canthat a recent inspection of the
Court House in the City of Pough- fi'iir, Millerton, N. Y.
Nothing
exceeds
like
excess.
dee'd,
not, after due diligence, be ascervillage
water
supply probate proceeding filed Monday in
keepsie, in and for the County ol
li">-B Frank M. Barton, Carpenter, Pawling
Defendants.
tained, or if he be dead, the widow,
showed
the
chlorination
system
to Surrogal.yj Gleason's office, PoughDutchess, on the first Monday ol Stanfordville, N. Y.
heirs-at-law, next of kin, distribube inadequate, although admitting keepsie.
ZEPFS HOTEL
May, 1937.
o8-P- Clinton G. Price, Merchant,
In pursuance of a judgment of
Blessing and Murphy of Pawling
tees,
legatees and personal reprethat
the
chlorination
plant
was
rePresent,
&
RESTAURANT
IS Woodcliff Ave. Poughkeepsie.
foreclosure
a n d sale, duly granted
are
attorneys
for
the
estate.
sentatives of said Clinton Birbeck,
cently removed for repairs, and
HON. J. GORDON FLANNERY
in
the
above
entitled action, a n d
M i l John Babich, Farmer, Red that during a 15-day period, inHYDE PARK, N. Y.
whose names, postottlce addresses
Heirs-at-law include: Nelson DaCounty Judge.
entered
in
the
Dutchess County
Hook, N. Y.
and places of residence are uncluding a "bad storm", the water vis.brother, Holmes; Aaron D. Davis,
Melody Kings Orchestra
FREDERIC A. SMITH,
Clerk's
Office,
on
the 19th day of
4VL Kenneth Hickman, Carpenknown and cannot, after due diliplaying regularly
supply might have been discolored , nephew, Pawling; and Belle Tanner
County Clerk.
April,
1937,
I,
JAMES
T. ASPBURY,
ter, Fishkill, N. Y.
gence, be ascertained, FRANK GIDDuncan Bowe, niece, New Milford,
the undersigned, Referee in said
DWIGHT R. SEDGWICK,
101-1) Stanton Decker, Electrician, for a time.
DINGS,
a
son
06
Mary
Giddings,
Attention was d r a w n to the Pawl- Conn.
SHERIFF.
llhinehcck, N. Y.
deceased, a half sister of the Test- judgment named, will sell at public
ing
water supply system, after it Distribution of the estate directed
CHESTER
SATZ
CO.
FRANK A. BROCKWAY,
1:1")-!) Harold Dusenhury, Dealer,
ator, and a nephew of the Testator, auction at the Dutchess County
became known over the week-end in the will:
Commissioner of Jurors.
17 Water Street, Beacon, N. Y.
if he be living, whose place of resi- Court House, Main Corridor, First
2 Cannon St., Poughkeepsie
The First Pawling Baptist Cemethat the hamlet of Wassaic is facing
1 J Thomas C. Jones, Bookkeeper,
'»7-I" (i -ge A. Pinckney, Mana- a serious water supply problem, tery association, Holmes, $500; to
dence is unknown a n d cannot, after Floor, in the City of Poughkeepsie,
Office Equipment — Machines
Wassaic N. Y.
duo diligence, he ascertained, or if County of Dutchess, New York, on
ger,
2S North Grand Avenue, and Dr. Roberts reported that Pawl- First Pawling
Baptist
church,
45-M Herman Michael is. Farmer, I'oughkeeipsie.
he be dead, the widow, heirs-at-law, the 7th day of June, 1937, at 11:00
"If it's for the office, we sell it"
ing was the only other place in the Holmes, $250; to Nelson Davis,
Lagrangeville, N. \.
next of kin, distributees, legatees o'clock A. M., Eastern Standard
IOC George W. Churchill, Carpen- county which had had recent water Holmes, $400; to Elmer Lee, in trust
and personal representatives of said Time, the premises described in
18-0 Joseph H. Owendoff, Retired, ter, Rhineheck, N. Y.
difficulties.
Dr. Roberts made it for Nelson Davis, $2,000; to Aaron
Frank Giddings, whose places of said judgment, as follows, viz:
Holmes, N. V.
011) Dewey D. Decker, Farmer, plain that Pawling faces no such I). Davis. Pawling, $100; to Belle
ALL that tract or parcel of
residence and postottlce addresses
4-M Harry C. Moyer, Fainter, Was Red Hook, N. Y.
problem as does Wassaic, and that Tanner Duncan Bowe, New Milford,
land situate in the Village a n d
are
unknown
and
cannot,
after
due
PURSUANT
to
an
order
of
Hon.
saic, N. Y.
">('. John D. Crossen, Merchant, the answer to the latter commun- $100; to Stanley A. Davis, Hopewell
Town of Pawling, County ol
Kii-B Stephen A. Bulmer, Fanner, Wassaic, N. Y.
ity's problem may be the formation Junction, $100; to Ella F. Smalley, DANIEL J. GLEASON, Surrogate ol diligence, be ascertained, WILLIAM
Dutchess and State of New
GIDDINGS,
a
son
of
Mary
Giddings,
Dutchess
County,
NOTICE
IS
HERER. I). Wappingers Falls, N. Y.
112-1) Jesse II. DeVoe, Engineer, of a water district.
Holmes, $100; to George Smalley,
York, bounded a n d described as
deceased,
a
half
sister
of
the
TestaBY
GIVEN;
that
all
persons
having
214-C Francis G. Crispi, Food Wappingers Falls, N. Y.
Showing open resentment that Holmes, $50; to George C. Davis,
follows: BEGINNING at the
tor, and a nephew of the Testator,
Inspt. 10 Foster Street Poughkecpsie
i:U-R Joseph Rosenthal. Merchant, state officials reported the Pawling Wingdale, $5; to Marian E. Davis claims against the estate of SUSAN
northeasterly corner of a lot
AUSTIN late of the Village of Pawl- it he be living, whoso place of resi30-L William C Lutz, Insurance, 21 May Street, Poughkeepsie.
water supply to have been defective, Andrews,
Overbrook,
Stamford,
now
owned by William H. Wildence
is
unknown
a
n
d
cannot,
after
ing in said County, are required to
Pawling, N. Y.
25-P Nelson J. Phillips, Lineman, Mayor Slocum asserted:
Conn., $5.
ken
a
n d running thence easterdue
diligence,
be
ascertained,
or
it
exhibit the same with vouchers
62-S Lloyd Swanson, Bank Teller, II. I). Poughkeepsie.
"I suppose those state officials
ly about four h u n d r e d twentyTo Caroline Tanner, Pawing, $50; thereof to the undersigned Ethel M. he he dead, the widow, heirs-at-law,
Millerton, N. Y.
1(11 K Albert T. Kelley, Coal have to report some things to keep to May Myrtle Davis, Hopewell
five feet to the westerly side of
next of kin, distributees, legatees
45-A Claude Ahle, Salesman, Vcr- Dealer, 70 Marshall Street, Pough- their jobs, but there is nothing Junction, $50; to VanNess Ballard. Carey, Executrix of said estate, at
State Highway No. 5009; thence
and
personal
representatives
of
said
wrong with our waer supply. Our Holmes, $25; to Clara Pendley Tur- her residence in the Village of Pawl- WILLIAM GIDDINGS, whose places
bank, N. Y.
keepsie, N. Y,
southerly, along the westerly
ing on or before the 17th day cf May,
13-P Albert G. Pfistcrer, Florist,
:i2-0 Harold Oakley, Carpenter chlorination system was removed ner, Holmes, $25; to Carrie Schorner,
side of said highway, two hunof
residence
and
postottlce
addresses
1937.
for repairs recently but it is back
Hyde Park, N. Y.
dred twenty feet; thence westerRhineheck, N. Y.
Mt. Vernon, $25; to Edna Zeiss, Mt. Dated this 2nd day of November, "36 are unknown and cannot, after due
219-S Wilmot A. Shafer, Contracly about three hundred ninety
id-l' Mark A. Patchin, Farmer, in working order and there is Vernon, $25; to Elmer Lee, Holmes,
diligence,
be
ascertained;
and
also
Ethel M. Carey, Executrix
nothing wrong with it, or our source
tor, 7 Randolph Ave. Poughkecpsie. I'ine Plains, N. Y.
five feet to the north-easterly
to all other heirs-at-law and next
the residue,
Blessing
&
Murphy
of
supply."
corner of land of William G.
53-C Horace J. Curry, Estate Man42-P Ralph W. Pulver, Farmer,
of
kin
and
distributees
of
said
A will was left dated Oct. 5. 1031 Attorneys for Executrix
Mayor
Slocum
explained
that
Tice;
thence westerly along the
decedent, Henry Birbeck, if any
Pine Plains. N. Y.
and witnessed by Henry P. Murphy, Office and P. O. Address
Pawling
village
maintains
its
own
land
of said Tice about two
there
be,
whose
names,
residences
Ill M William
F. McCumber,
Egbert T. Green, and Henry F. Pawling, New York
6mo 11-5-36
system
with
no
private
connections,
hundred
feet to the southeasterand
postoffice
addresses
are
unPainter, R. I). Wappingers Falls.N. Y.
and that the source of water on top Blessing.
ly corner of the Baptist Parsonknown and cannot, after due* dili20-1) Radford Davis. Grocer, StormLEGAL NOTICE
of Quaker hill. The village has a
age lot; thence northerly along
gence, be ascertained, and who
ville. N. Y
SENSIBLE PEOPLE
reservoir to store the. water from
the said Parsonage lot one hunwould
be
parties
interested
in
the
121 C David B. Cooper, SuperinSpec. Nos. 9297, 9298 & 9299
TWO NAMED DIRECTORS
springs on the mountain.
dred feet to land of William H.
estate
of
said
decedent,
Henry
Birtendent, Latirangeville, N. Y.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS *
OF HARLEM HOSPITAL
Dr. Roberts explained that John
Wilken; thence easterly, along
beck;
and
if
any
of
the
above
desHOP Harrison
Peck, Lalxirer,
Separate sealed proposals coverE. Kiker, district sanitary engineer
the land of William H. Wilken
cribed
unknown
heirs-at-law,
next
Pawlini', N. Y.
Nominations of Helen C, Bassett ing State Equipment; Seating; Pro- of kin and distributees, if any there
of the State Department of Health
about two hundred feet to his
158-M James W. Mellor, Machin- in this district, makes inspections of New York city, and George E. jection and Sound Equipment; Harsoutheasterly
corner;
thence
be, have died subsequently to the
ist, 27 Yepplanck Ave. Beacon.
IN THEIR OWN
of, the various community water- Jennings of Patterson, as members lem Valley State Hospital, Wing- death of said Testator, Henry Birnortherly, along the Wilken lot,
0-C Frank H. Carlson, Farmer, supply systems. Dr. Roberts a n d of the Board of Visitors of the Har- dale, N. Y., in accordance with
one hundred forty feet to the
PROFESSIONS
beck, deceased, then to their heirl'nughcpiag, N. Y.
Mr. Kiker met with town of Amenia lem Valley State hospital at Wing Specifications Nos. 9297, 9298 a n d at-law, next of kin, distributees,
place of beginning.
5-P Howard M Preston. Decorator, officials to discuss the Wassaic pro- dale, were sent to the Senate Mon- 9299, and accompanying drawings, husbands or widows, executors, adk insure
their
efficiency
RESERVING the right to use,
Dover Plains, N Y.
blem, and Mr. Kiker also investi- day night by Governor Lehman, ac- will be received by the Commission- ministrators, devisees, legatees, asby frequent and regmtar exmaintain
and repair the water
er of Mental Hygiene, State Ollice signees and successors in interest,
00 P George T Platzer, Farmer, gated the conditions at Pawling.
cording to the Associated Press.
amination of their vtalon.
pipe
line
now
r u n n i n g through
Building, Albany, N. Y., until one if any there be, of all such persons
Red Hook, N. Y.
The district state health officer
the
above
described
premises.
They know the value of
00-K Rnswell P. Kinney, Farmer, said that there is no danger in CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PROGRAMS o'clock P. M. (Eastern Standard whose names, places of residence
SUBJECT to the reservation
Time) on Wednesday, May 5, 1937, and postoffice addresses are unchecking: up on their eyea
Amenia, N. Y.
Pawling from contamination of outfor a ditch crossing the land
when they will bo publicly opened known and cannot, after due diliand keeping them fit for
19-0 Charles Olson, Farmer, Clin- door toilets or cesspools as in
herein conveyed a s reserved hi
Through
the
courtesy
of
Station
and read aloud
years of useful work. ConWassaic.
ton Coiners, N. Y.
a Deed from Alexander Allen
WMCA, New York City, 570 kiloProposals shall be accompanied I g e n c 6 ) b e a s c e r t a i n e d i the heirs-atsult us today.
199-H Frederick W. Helm, Physiand wife to George K. Taber
cycles, a Christian Science Devotion- by a certified check or money de
cal Director, 4 North Randolph Ave., HILL BILLIES TOP
law, next of kin a n d distributees of
and wife, dated August 15, 1871,
al program is broadcast each Tues- posit of 5% of the amount of the bid.
said Henry Birbeck, deceased, SEND
Poughkecpsie.
and
and recorded in the Dutchess
Dr.
day morning from 8:15 to 8:30 Successful bidders will be required
PAWLING K. OF C. o'clock
GREETING:
174 C. Jacob Canter, Merchant,
County Clerk's Office in Liber
Staff
M . K.
under the auspices of the to give a bond in the sum of 100%
WHEREAS, Henry F. Blessing,
:', Young Street, Poughkecpsie.
163 of Deeds, at page 64.
Christian Science Committee on
Optometrl«U—Eyesight Specialists
24-C Philip O. Cookingham, Far- Teams Bowl On Poughkeepsie Alleys Publication for the Sta'te of New of the amount of the contract, con- who resides at the Village and town
Dated a t the City of Poughkeepsie,
ditions for the faithful performance of Pawling, in the County of Dutch- N y t n i s m h d * a y o f A p r i l f m T
Last Week Wednesday
mer. Staatshnrg, N. Y.
292 Main St.
Poughkeepsie
York.
ol the contract. Corporations sub- ess, has lately applied to the Surro- ]
i n n c Raymond A. Coakley, AcJAMES T. ASPBURY,
mitting proposals shall be author- gate's Court of the County of Dutchcountant. 10 Fox Terrace, PoughReferee
The K. of ('.. Bowling Team gaily
ized to do business in the State of.
keepsie.
wended its way toward Poughkeep- teams, however to no avail, for this New York. Drawings and specifi- ess, to have a certain instrument David G. McCullough,
sie. Wednesday night of last week game proved to be another smash- cations may be examined free of in writing, relating to both real and ; Plaintiff's Attorney,
personal property, duly proved a s
ADDITIONAL
FARMERS
230 Main Street,
with the supreme purpose of down- ing victory for the Hill Billies — to charge at the following offices:
OF ALL KINDS
the last Will and Testament of
FILE WORK SCHEDULES ing the Hill Billies of Quaker Hill. the tune of 109 pins.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Commissioner
of
Architecture, Henry Birbeck, who w a s at the time
Blessing & Murphy, Esqs.
Another game will be played at
The hoys from the hill hardly dared
On each purchase of 24V2 lbs. o!
Approximately eighty more work hope that they would he the victors, a future date at the Poughkeepsie State Oflicc Building, New York city of his death a resident of the Village
Attorneys for t h e Defendants,
C. I* F. FLOUR for the month ol
Commissioner
of
Architecture, and town of Pawling, in the County, Elizabeth A. Palmer, Hazel
April Only you will receive the >hcens have been filled out this week due 1o the fact, that the Poughkeep- alleys.
State Oilicc Building, Albany, N. Y. of Dutchess, deceased.
I Ruth Judson, et al.,
by farmers wishing to participate sie 'alleys had been previously unfollowing:—
The scores showing the sad story:
District Engineer, 10!) N. Genesee
THEREFORE,
you
a
n
d
each
of,
Office & P. O. Address,
1 Pt. can Old Jug Table
in the HOT agricultural conservation explored by any member of their
HILL BILLIES
you are cited to show cause beforo'
St., Utica, N. Y.
Pawling, N. Y.
Molasses
*5c
program, according to Dutchess team while the Keglers were headed F. Clark . . . 153 9fi 131 174—554
District Engineer, Weighlock Bldg. the Surrogate's Court of our County i
y 3 Pt. G.L.F. White Enamel 25c County Agricultural Agent Shep tor "old stamping grounds".
C. Anderson 148 145 183 130—610
of Dutchess, at the Surrogate's
Syracuse, N. Y.
1 Pkg. Golden Bantam
herd.
However, new pastures phased the B. Tom'pk's 181 108 145 1C4—(558
10c
Office, in the City of Poughkeepsie,' PURSUANT to an order of Hon.
District
Engineer,
Barge
Canal
Sweet Corn
The field supervisors, Stanley Ben- Hill Billies not a't all for they took F. Grady .. 146 100 100 110—582
in said County, on the 10th day of DANIEL J. GLEASON, Surrogate of
Terminal,
Rochester,
N.
Y.
Total Value
50c ham and William Renton have been over the Keglers for a total pinnage W. Perrin . 150 170 122 190—032
District Engineer, 05 Court St., May, one thousand nine hundred Dutchess County, NOTICE IS HERETotals . . . 77R 739 741 780 3030
;it the Poughkecpsie farm bureau of 5!) for three straight games. The
Come in and see our
and thirty-seven, at ten o'clock in BY GIVEN; that all persona having
Buffalo, N. Y.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
MILK COOLER
offices aiding fanners in filling out Knights, still unconvinced of the
District Engineer, 71 Frederick St. the forenoon 06 t h a t day, why t h e , claims against the estate of George
Try CAL-COD Dog Rations
88 120 127 125—400
ability of I heir opponents challeng- Jim Clark
the sheets.
said Will and Testament should not T. Kctchin, late of the town of PawlBinghamton, N. Y.
ed a fourth game. At this point John Clark 167 202 100 154—683
Harlem Valley State Hospital, bo admitted to probate as a Will ing in said County, are required to
me of the Knights was so depressed F. Buono
exhibit the same with vouchers
of real and personal property.
100 130 170 134—cm Wingdale, N. Y.
ERIC V. ANDREWS
120
120
133—550
that
he
was
unable
to
continue.
lie
C.
Venus
174
Don't
worry
when
you
stumble.
And if any of the persons inter- thereof to the undersigned Ada ML
TeL 77-J
PAWLING, N. Y.
Drawings and specifications may
Remember, the worm is about the was rnplaced by a member of one M. Slocum 154 130 148 125—503 be obtained from the Commissioner ested are under the age of twenty- Ketch in, Administratrix of said
of poughkeepsio's best bowling
Totals .. .743 714 740 071-2808 of Architecture, State Office Build- one years, they are required to ap- estate, at her residence in the town
only thing t h a t can't fail down.
of Pawling on or before the 10th
ing, Albany, N. Y., upon payment of pear by their guardian, if they have
WARWICK BROTHERS
day of May, 1937.
one,
or
if
they
have
none,
they
are
$5.00 for each set. Proposal blanks
Excavating,
Cellar Foundations,
and envelopes will be furnished required to appear and apply for Dated this 26th day of October, 1936
the appointment of one, or in event
Roads, Etc.
ADA M. KfiTCHIN,
without charge.
of
their neglect or failure to do so,
Administratrix.
"We gladly estimate on your work"
Half of this payment will be returned if the drawings and specifi- a guardian will be appointed by the BLESSING & MURPHY,
Telephone Danbury 2828-13
cations are returned in good con- Surrogate, to represent and act for Attorneys for Administratrix,
New Fairfield, Conn.
them in the proceeding.
Pawling, New York.
8mo-ll-o-*36
dition to the Commissioner of ArchiIN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We
tecture, State Office Building, Alhave caused the seal of said
bany, N. Y. within two weeks after
PURSUANT to an order of Hon.
HAVE YOU A FARM
Surrogate's Court to be heredate of opening bids.
DANIEL I. GLEASON, Surrogate Of
unto affixed.
FOR SALE
The estimated cost of the work
Dutchess County, NOTICE IS HEREWITNESS, HON. DANIEL * BY GIVEN; that all persons having
Finely-ground Natural Limestone. Supplies Calcium and Magnesium. Safe—
covered by these drawings and
Also Acreage
GLEASON, Surrogate of said claims against the estate of BELLE
specifications is as follows: Stage
I a m receiving inquiries from
County at the City of Pough- M. BAKER, late of the town of
NON-CAUSTIC—Easy to Store and Handle—Can be applied any time.
Equipment
$1,500;
Seating,
$3,000;
buyers. Write or phone particukeepsie, the 5th day of April, Pawling, in said County, a r e requirnnd Sound Equipment $5,500.00.
lars a n d I will call for an
in
the year of our Lord on*
The State reserves the right to
ed to exhibit the same with vouchinspection.
thousand nine hundred thirtywaive any Informalities in or to
ers thereof to the undersigned Charseven.
reject any or all bids. No hid will
les H. Baker, Administrator of amid
M. CAMPBELL L0R1NI
Louis P. Haubennestel
be accepted, however, except with
estate, at hit residence in the town
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court 0! Pawling, on or before* the 17th
Real Estate
the prior approval of the State Director, Federal Emergency Admin- Blessing and Murphy
day of May, 1937.
Croton Fall* Rd. Mahopac, N. Y.
Attorneys for Estate
istration
of
Public
Works.
Dated
this Sad day of Nov., 1936,
Phone Mahopac 594
Pawling, N. Y.
*t—IB
This contract is to be finance
Charles H. Baker, Administrator
wholly or in part by the Federal
Blessing & Murphy
SHAKER, TRAVIS AND
Emergency Administration of PubOn may gain a fair knowledge of Attorneys for Administrator
QUINN, INC.
lic
Works.
human nature by trying to lend a Office and P. O. Adress
Po'kecpsie A Wapptupers P»»»
SELLING AGENTS:
The attention of the bidders is bull calf.
Pawling, New York.
6m. 11-546
PYROFAX GAS SERVICE
particularly called to the requirePlumbing, Heattafl, Refrigeration
NEW YORK TRAP ROCK CORP., 2 3 0 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY
ments as to conditions of employPropaganda; Any statement made
If you don't know w h e r e you are
Air Conditioning
ment to he observed, and minimum by persons whose interests conflict going you a r e lost before you start
wage rates to he paid under the with ours.
There are three k i n d s of people
Contract.
in the world: People who talk about
J. B. SISSON'S SONS
No bidder may withdraw his bid
A Chicago m a n WAS shot by Chin- the other fellow—they a r e the goswithin 45 days after the date set
AUCTIONEERS
esc bandits. Whflt a lot of transpor- sipors. People who talk about themfor the opening thereof.
m Main S t , Pouflhkespsie
tation money be wasted.
selves—they are the bores. People
WILLIAM E. HAITGAARD
if
thing*
are
not
romtng
your
way
who talk about you—they ere the
AUCTION MART, OFFICE
Commissioner of Architecture
get
in
their
way.
brilliant conversational sta.
Stock and Merchandise Brokers
Dated: 4-7-"37
2t-t?
Legal Notices
Competent
LEEDS
G.L.F. FEEDS
VERPLANCK PULVERIZED LIMESTONE
BRINGS EXTRA FARM PROFITS
Increases Crop Yield
Manufactured by
The Carbonate of lime Corp., Verplanck, New York
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