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MIDDLETOWN DAILY TJMES-PBT3S' TOSSpAY. AUGUST 10, 1915. 1 ONLCE.NJ"A WORJD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. For Sale--Miscellaneous. FOR SALE--Business horse, wa- Son and harness, cheap.

Inquire Decker, 61 Broad street. DURING this week only; to make room for new goods we shall off PI the following used pianos at cut prices: Wooster mahogany upright, was $175; now $95; Bros. Bui-ed Walnut Upright, was $25u. now $119, Bowen, Dark Oak Upright, was $225, now $125; Bush Lane, Burled Walnut Upright, was $450, now $195; Holmes Upright Grand, nearly nev, was $32o, now $250. All of these pianos have been taken in at oar store in exchange for player pianoa, and have bean thoroughly overhauled and are in first class condition.

in early in the week if you want a number to choose from Easy payments if desired. Holmes Music Company, Corwin Block. Middletown, N. Y. PRIVATE sale of household goods, beginning Wednesday 1 p.

m. Bedroom suites, carpets, crockery, din- furniture, dishes, combination bookcase and desk, books, pictures. Dolson, 32 East avenue. FOR SALE--One hundred and twenty-five dollar Columbia G-rafa- nola (electric) for seventy-five dollars. Practically new.

Schaap's Clothing Store, 41 North street. ROAD horse for sale, cheap, nine years old; safe for lady. Clark Thompson Ridge. FOR SALE-- Metz runahout; very cheap. Call J.

Mtidr, 48 Mulberry street. FOR SALE or exchange-- Work horse, thoroughbred. Fred Lybolt, Scotch-town, or address R. D- FOR SALE--Second-hand Metz auto, cheap to quick buyer. J.

H. Horton, Canal street. DETROIT, single, 5 horse power motorcycle for sale, $45. Write or call after 4:30, 14 Grove street, city. FOJR SALE--Light horse and delivery wagon, cheap.

Apply Markle, 154 Academy avenue. FOR SALE--Two 10-foot mirrow back millinery cases, each having (5 drawers on rollers; oak dining table. 8 foot, show cases, shelving, long curtains, etc. Cheap. Inquire, A- Gregory, 92 North street.

Help Wanted. WANTED--Contractor to represent us in giving- out crocheting work on bootees and infants' saoques. Address Box 123, Times-Press. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. Help Wanted--Male.

WANTED--A good automobile salesman. Must understand automobiles. Must be steady and temperate. Apply to Rutan Auto Company, Port Jervis, N. Y.

ENERGETIC man wanted for house to house canvass. Salary and commission. Large tea and coffee importers. Reference and small bond required. Addreos ''W.

Newburgh Daily Journal, Newburgh, N. Y. Help Wanted--Female. WANTED Chambermaid and waitress. Apply Waldo Hotel.

WANTED--Woman for housework. S. Green, 12 Hubert street. GIRL for general housework on farm. Tel.

394. WAITRESS wanted at the Dor- ranee House, Wurtsboro, N. Y. Wanted--Situations, FARM work wanted by middle-aged man, good home and small wages acceptable; sober; good milker. Address "Steady," Times-Press.

Special Announcements. MOSQUITO Talcum keeps 'em away. Get a box and enjoy your rest. Chambers' Drug Store. DIED.

Found. FOUND--Purse contanlng sum of money, near Erie express office, about a week ago. Address B. Times-Press. HOLD SWINDLERS IN REALTY FRAUD New York, Aug.

and Henry LotHer of Richmond Hill were held In $5,000 and $7,500 ball respectively on a charge made by Frederick Nix that he was swindled ont of $147.50 by means of a bogus real estate transaction in which the men gave him bad checks as a mortgage loan. Three officers from New Jersey, Brooklyn and Queens had warrants for the brothers on similar charges and several women said they also were victims of real estate swindles operated by the brothers. CLOTHING ON CREDIT For Men and Women The Latest Up-to-the-Minute Styles Terms That Suit Your Earnings Cohen's Qothing Parlor 5 West Main St. Upstairs Open Daily A. to P.

M. Saturdays to 1O P. M. Brink--In this city at Thrall Hospital, succeeding "an operation, Saturday, August 9, Agnes wife of John C. Brink, aged 31 years five months and 21 days.

The funeral will be held from the late home, 40 Hanford street, Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock, and in the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, at 9.30, where solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. The funeral party will leave here on Erie train 30, at 11:10, Wednesday forenoon, for Valley Falls, R. where the Interment will follow in the family plot In St. Patrick's cemetery.

Raub--August 9, 1915, at rest, in this city, Ina Amy Raut, aged 34 years, 11 months and 15 days. Prayer services will be held at the late home, 77 Hanford street, Tuesday evening, at 7:30, and funeral in the church at Monticello, N. Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in the family plot Monticello, N. Y.

Cady--August 10, 1915, at rest, in this -city, Raphield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cady, aged 2 years, 9 months and 17 days. Funeral services will be held at the late home, 13 Grant street, Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, and will be private. Interment in the family plot Wallklll cemetery.

Phillipsburgh, N. Y. ALEX. MERR1TT. Funeral Director.

Telephone No. 10, 41 West a i cor. James SL, Middletown, N. Y. New York Office, 50 Great Jones St.

I I A T. I Funeral Director and Embalmer. Parlors, No. 118 North St. Telephone No.

120. Branch Office, Otlsvllle, N. Y. Telephone No. 14-Y-14.

New York Office, 27 Great Jones St. Telephone, 3250 Spring. Lady Assistant, WM. STEWART KER, Funeral Director and Embalmer, H. C.

Ker, Associate. Office and Parlors, 273 North sti eet. 'Phone 142, Day and Lady Assistant. Branch Office at Otisvllle, 'Phone, 14-F-15. New York Office, with New York and Brooklyn Casket 27 Great Jones St.

'Phone 3250 Spring. A I A 'Phone No. 3. M. R.

Rockafellow, H. D. Rockafellow, F. O. Rockafellow, Mortician and Sanitarian.

New York Office, 50 Great Jones St. 'Phone 8345 Spring. Private receiving vault. P. J.

REILLY, Funeral Director and Embalmer. Parlor, 81 East Main St. Residence, 33 Railroad Ave. Local and Long Distance 'Phone 447. New York Office, 10 East 22nd St.

'Phone 2094 Gramercy. Lady Assistant. White Hearse. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. To Rent.

TO RENT--Six or seven rooms; small family. 252 East Main street. TO RENT--Three large rooms downstairs; part improvements; fruit on place; 204 Linden avenue. Inquire 1ST Linden avenue. TO rooms with all improvements; seeker must have reference.

For further information inquire Times-Press. TO RENT--Second floor, four rooms and attic. 14 Broad street. Inquire Crawford, 33 South street. FOUR or five rooms; newly papered, with improvements.

15 Eldred street, Mrs. Theodore Prothers. TO RENT--Seven rooms. 237 North street; also first floor, 16 Charles street. Both apartments have city water and toilet.

240 East Main street. Telephone 430-W. TO REiNT--Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; use of hath. 9 Railroad avenue. TO REiNT--Five rooms; improvements; three rooms; good repair; cheap rent.

F. D. Kernochan, Jeweler. TO RENT--Two very desirable furnished rooms for light housekeeping; central. Inquire Times-Frees.

BARN for rent, Royce avenue, back of 16R Highland avenue; suitable for horses and wagons or automobiles. Frank Masterson. TO RENT--Six rooms, city water and toilet. Inquire 27 Prince street. TO RE-NT--New house, eight rooms; all improvements; near O.

W. station. Call 69 East avenue. TO RENT--Three rooms. Vail avenue, VanSickle, North street.

TO RENT--Large furnished room; all improvements; light housekeeping if desired; moderate rent. 57 East avenue. TO RENT--Six rooms, second floor, $9.00. Five rooms, first floor, part improvements. Four rooms and bath; second floor; Benton avenue; $10 00.

Four rooms; part improvements; large kitchen and sitting room; $10.00. Inquire W. G. Tice, Empire Block. TO RENT--6ix rooms with city water and toilet.

237 North TO RENT--Two apartments in Gregorian, 90 Linden avenue, second and third floors, six rooms, bath, steam heat and all improvements. Inquire John L. Gregory, 147 Highland avenue, after 6 p. m. TO RENT--Five-room fiat; all improvements including gas.

Inquire 22 Albert street. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. 'T'HE TIMES-PRESS cannot give information regarding advertisements for which answers are to be sent care of this newspaper. Persons replying to offict- addresses must mail or leave written answers as directed in the classified columns. For Sale--Real Estate.

POR SALE--My residence. 2lS North street. Ten lai'ge rooms, to! let and bath, laundry i sot tubs and room for workshop In basement, hot water and hot air heat, pns anil electric lights; gas and coal ranges; gas water heater; nil hardwood floors; largo cellais; house'ridapled for cither one or two families; fine location for physician; larse burn, with room tor two automobiles, large lot with poultry or- gnr- don. Easy terms. Price low.

Dr. Fan cher. FOR SALE--My "fine 10-room residence, 243 North street, all improvements; all hardwood lloors; large barn. Dr. Fancher.

FOR SALE--Nice six room cottage, extra building lof chicken coops and garden. Price Bargain. E. E. L.

Conkllng. Square. FOR SALE or to; rent, 1-f-room house, smtahle for ibonrcllng bouse; located. Inquire Times Press. FOR SALE--New eight-room house All Improvements: Terms same as rent.

69 East avenue. G-REAT BARGAIN---2f)-acre farm, near Middletown seven-room house, barn, orchard, lots fruit, only $1,250. Why rent a home? Oranifo County Realty, 24 Corwin Block, Middletown, N. Y. FOR SALE--New bungalow; nil improvements: heat, lights, a i tubs, bath and all nec.es'sary improvements; price reasonable; pav- ments.

M. A. Jackson, Sproat street, city. Weddings On avenue, 9-roo house with bath, steam heat, gas and coal range. Lot 50x 250 feet.

On Watkins avenue, new 6-room seniibungalow with bath, hot air heat, electric light. Lot 50x140 feet. A bargain. McWilHams Houston TVT JK. Offices To Lease Desirable offices, single or ensuite, on second and third floors of Times-Press building.

For terms, inquire of Manager, Times-Press business office. Gou let--La Point. Ellenvllle, Aug 10--Guy Gould, of Ellenville, and Miss Elizabeth LaPoint were married at 00 bride's home at St. Regis Falls, N. on Saturday, August 7, at 2 o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. Gould are on a 10 days' "weddiiig trip to the Thousand la- lands, and upon their return to El- lenvllle will reside with the groom's mother on Hickory- street. Mr. Gould is well and favorably known.

He is a man of high standing in the munity, a member of the M. E. Church and its financial secretary, a member of the church choir, superintendent of the Sunday school, and a trusted employe of tho Ellenville Savings Bank. Mrs. Gould was a valued memlber of the Ellenville High School faculty two years ago, and while in Ellenville won many friends by her very kind and friendly disposition and character.

She will receive a very cordial welcome when she comes to Ellonvillo to reside as the bride of Mr. Gould, many friends extend to both very sincere congratulations. OBITUARY Mrs. Catharine Frantz. Pine Bush, Aug.

10--Died, at her home, in Pine Bush, on August 5, 1915, Mrs. Catharine Frantz, widow of Nelson Frantz, aged 80 years and 10 months, after an illness of six months. Mrs. Frantz was ijpru in Ulster county, and always resided tbcre until two years ago, when, having purchased a property orTBorden avenue, Pine Bush, she removed, to it, at which place her Been since. Her parents were Johonas Turner and Cornelia Wynkoff, who passed away many years ago.

The deceased was married on April 4, 1857, to Nelson Frantz, in Ulster county, and she is survived by the following children- Mlsw Estella Prantz, residing at home; Mis. Carrie Gildersleeve, of Middletown, and Monroe Frantz, of Pine Bush. The funeral services were hold at her late home on Monday, Augimt 9, at one o'clock, conducted by Rev. P. C.

Weyant, a former pastor In the M. E. Church, Plnp Hush, now a paa- tor in Delhi. Intel ment in New Prospect cemetery. Mrs.

George Knauf. Pine Bush, AUK 10--MTB. Louisa Knauf, wife of George Knauf, died on Tuesday, August 3, nt her home in che town of Shawangimk, Ulster county, near Pine Bush, after an illness of JO weeks, of various ailments Her age was 40 years ami 10 months, she having been born in Germany October 5, 18G8. She is survived by her husband, George Knauf, and two sons and four daughters, the jonngost child being 1 three years old. The funeral sorvlooH were held at his late home on Friday, A'lgnst conducted by Rev.

A C. Marline. Interment In New Prospect Cemetery. Great Bargains NEAR O. W.

WICKHAM AVENUE STATION: One of 7 rooms and improvements, $3.500. Excellent 8 room houoe, all Improvements, on Albert street, $4,500. Also fine new modern house on Prospect avenue, hetweeh DeWitt and Prince strrets; all modern Improvements with lot 50x130, $4,700. a others. A.

V. Boak, REAL ESTATE 44 North Street. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. Auctions. Auction of Farm Utensils and Antique Furniture.

The will soil at public auction, on ihv 1 Uli Uiu of at tluv Into loHhU-iK-o of Cuarloj Cairns, limited above Uio McMihagou KostTvolr, in iho Town of New York all of tl.i in tU'li" K.mu liuplouH-iUM Ono IVfrlir: Ing m.v chlr(f, ono -lorse rno Kcvorsihl c''" ono A. a ono smoothing OHK cultnator, ono two-hoiw lumbor w.in- on, one milk WJVKOII ouo top wagon twosoatiHl Mm in, ono sleigh, ono one-hcrso two out ono tio.ul now or, i ing latho foot povsoi, WUKOII pohs i gi lad btono, one I'lnnut Junior seeder complete, ono t.ot double hur- nebs, one not single lifunosa, ono M''t heavy tuoklo blocks, ono se' light tackle, blocks, grain cnicllen, rcytni- sticks, cross-cut saw, ono-mnn saw, ono rocic puller, coolers, milk naIN anfl strainer. chains, picks, hoosi, shovels, crowbars; ninny ether Implements found on farm, horse blankets, one set stono boat plank, lumber of all kinds, chestnnl oak, i white wood of different width. lenRth unrt thlckneas, nurvoyt or's outfit; carpenter's tools, Hawn hammers, chlttoln, clamps anfl other tools. Household goods---Black walnut bed room suit, mahogany and haidwood 'drop-leaf table, old style bure-uie and cheats, hook case, bed IOUUKO.

hat rack, clocks, bedstead, wnahstand. chairs, map of states and foreign countries, one set Encyclopaedia Brit- mica, nlnih edition: pipe organ near ly 100 years old, grand father'n clock with separate inlaid case 100 yearn old; one high-pouted bedntead, old mirrors, brans-trimmod tongs, shovpl. old bine dlshoH, spinning wheels. Sale begins at ten o'clock a. m.

Terras of sale, cash. Clara Ixie, Administra- trix. A. C. N.

Thompson, attorney for administratrix Auctioneer, William F. Brush. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Automobile Service. l.ong or short trlpa, business or pleauure, in a car you will onjoy.

W. L. I 71 West Main SL Telephone 9BG. Auto Lamp and Radiator Work. repairing.

Hrultntoru tested by now method and Kuarauteed WlndBhloia Klazlns. 127 Mnin Htreot. MidiUolawii. Tol, DOC. Artesian Well Drilling.

ArtoHlnn woll drilling of Uio right kind. You will save jnonoy and trouble by Investigating our record before contracting your wortc. THE 8ELLECK Sprague Middletowu. N. Y.

'Phono 802-J. Auctioneers. Lost. LOST--Between Crescent Place and Bouton avcnuci on trolley, solid poUl bar pin with small amethyst. Finder please return to Times-Press.

Howard. LOStT--Pocketboolc with sum of money. Finder return to Times- Press Reward. iOST-- Pair of eyo-glasses with chain attached. Leave at Times.

Press. LOST--Silver Illy Ince plri. Finder please leave at Times-Press with name. Cob with Junior Order emblem. Finder please return to Times-Press.

LOST--White dog, spot on oaiCh ear. Finder notify 1) Olive street. Reward. Legal, VETTE, pursuance Of an order of tha surrogate of thu county ol! Orange. NOTICE IS HBR1B 11Y GIVEN to all persons, having claims against Fred Vetto, late of the city of Middletown, in said county, deceased, to exhibit 'the Bamo with the vouchers therefor to the undersigned, Aclnilnlbtratrlx of the goods, chattels and credits of Htikl deceased, at the office of Taylor Royce, Low Building.

Middletown, New York, on or before the, first day November next. Dated, April 27, 1915 JOHANNA VETTB. Administratrix. TAYLOR ROYCE, Attorneys for Administratrix, 63-67 Street, Middletown. N.

Y. I SCHOOL OF A PORT I A will open for Fall and i ter-terms, Tuesday, September 7th. Stenography, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Business a i and all subjects a i i to Business Training. 150 students in attendance last year. J.

B. VAN GELDER, President Try Mystic Lotion FREE We want every woman In Middletown to know how cornfort she can get by doing away with excessive perspiration unctery the arm pits; to realize how i It feels to get rid of the mussy and unsanitary dress shields and to have her gowns always dryland free from perspiration odor and stains. One application every two or three days Is often sufficient anjJ It Is perfectly harmless. Call at our store and- get a trial bottle, enough for wsek's use, FREE. You will soon be convinced of jts merits and is the finest thing of the kind on the market.

Two-ounce bottles 26o. OCDEN'S PHARMACY West Main Street IN A or au order of the Surrogate of the County of Orange, NOTICE HERB13Y GIVEN, according to law, to all persons having claims against the estate of Louitm Turner, lato of tho City of Ml'ldlo- town, in said county, deceased, that they are required to present the same with the proper vouchers thereof, to tho subscriber, the executor of the Last Will and Testament of said df ceased, at his place of 58 Kulton etieet, In the City of Mladla. town, New Vork, on or beforo tbo daj of September, 1316. HERMAN WA1ZENK0GER, Executor. Dated.

March 10, 1915. HOWARD M. STARR, Attorney for Executor, MlfldJotown. N- Y. I I A F.

BRUSH, Auctioneer and appnxiflor, 71 Johnston street, Nowburgh. N. Y. Poat- oflU-o Uox 33. "Phono: OHlce, 1131; residence, GC2.

RETE HOYT, Auctioneer, P. 0., Rook Hill, N. Y. Long Distance 'Phono 118-F-3. Awning Maker and Upholsterer.

MAX QAN8L. 03 ICast Main Street, 'Phone 093. Guaranteed Noverfado Ooodi. Boating. Good boatlns and bathing Greenwood Lake.

Stop at Hotel for a good dinner. William Wright, Prop. Collectors. MALTBY MOORE, 17 West Main Street, Mlddlotown. N.

Y. 'Phono 8-10. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Hair Dressing. MRS.

GRACE Chiropody, Ilalr and Manicure Parlors, 23 West Main street ShiuiH'oos. facial and scalp treatment, olectrlral nuiBBngo. 'Phono 338. I A A PATMOR, Manlruro and Tlair DressinK Parlora, Toilet Aitlclea and Hair Goods. CoinblURb niudo up, 'Phono CIO.

70 North Street. Insurance. BOYD A 19 North Street. AU of Insurance at reason, uhlo niton Auto rates nsalnst Ore IOBH. Workmen's compensation policies iBBued.

Try us. Insurance and Real Estate. H. H. A A 78 North Street, Insurance and Real Entats.

Reliable Insurance for everything Insurublo, either on land or Homos, building lots, farms and bual-i ness properties for sale. Surety I bondB. Workmen's Telephone 268. Lawyers. THOMAS C.

ROGERS, Attorney at Law, Low Bulldlnsr, 03-65 North Street. I A Richard A. Rondlch--Ivan Gardner LAWYERS. 4 West Main St. Middletown, N.

Y. RUFUS C. MALTBY, Lawyer, 17 West Main Street, Middlotown. N. Y.

WATT8, A 8 BRIGHT. Attorneys at Law, East Middletown, N. Y. New Rugs. Mado from old carpets.

Oarpeta called for and ruga delivered. Ad- resa RoHBvillo Rug Works, hamton, N. Y. Orchard Planting. Dyer and Cleaner.

MIDDLETOWN DYE WORKS, Dyeing, Dry and Steam Cleaning. 249 North St. R. Pockhiner, Prop. Orders called for and delivered.

'Phone Film Specialist. JOHN TUTHILL, 43 North Street 'Phono 984 Films carefully developed and neatly printed All hand work. Wo sell Ansco, Vulcan Eastman films, kodaks and everything photographic. Picture framing to order. Mail ordsra promptly attended to.

I COUNCIL SESSION IS I (Continued from pago one) IN A an oraer of tho Surrogate of the County of Orange, NOTICE IS HWKEUY GIVEN, accord- Ing to law, to all persons having claim 1 agnlnat tho estate of Isaac Talmadgo, late of the City of Mid dlolovi'n, in r.ald county, deceased, that they are required to present tlio bamo, i the proper vouchers there of, to tho subscriber, tho Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Bald deceased at 90 North Street, his place of business in the city of Mlcklletown, on or belore tho 18th day of November next. Duted. May 18, 1915. A. V.

N. POWEIvSON. Executor. FRANK H. FINN, Attorney for Executor.

A I In pursuance of an order of the Surrogate of the County Of Orange, notlcu is hereby glvon to all persons having claims agalnat Annlo Schwartz, lato of the City of Middletown. In said county, deceased, to exhibit the name with the vouchers therefor to the undersigned, executor of the last will and testament of said deceased, at his office No. G3-G7 North Street, in tho i of Middletown, Orange county, Now York, on or before the 20th day of January next. Dated, July 13, 1915. Herbert B.

Royce, Executor. Taylor R'oyce, Attorneys for Executor. Middletown, N. Y. ginning January 1, 1910 Several Resolutions.

On motion of Alderman Holly, seconded by Alderman Qgden, Linden avenue, from Low avenue to the city limits Is to ho covered with crushed stone and oiled. On motion of Alderman DuVall, soc- ondod by Alderman Miles, an additional catch banln IB to be constructed on Wlckhajn avenue. On motion Alderman Babcock, seconded Aldorman llnckett. sidewalks in front of several placus on Liberty street WLTO ordered (lagged and curbed within 10 days. On motion of Alderman DuVall, seconded by A a Hollv, several driveways on Smith street were ordered repaired i cdbblestorics, or paved i brlok.

The ana Means Committee, composed of Alderman Rackett. DuVall, Bolxook and Buck, presented a report on the location of the polling Dlaocs, "which was adopted, or motion of Alderman Ogden, seconded by Alderman Miles. On motion of Alderman Buck, seconded by Alderman Rackett, the claims and accounts were ordered as audited. The meeting nn motion of Alderman Miles, seconded by Alderman DuVall. luPont'a bluutlnK supplies.

Dynamite delivered if ordered in advance. Phone 407-R. A E. I Pilgrims' Cornera, Middletown Sand and Gravel. WADDELL, 53 Avonue, 'Phono 880-WV Successor to Morehonse.

Orders Delivered on Short Notice. Storage and Warehouse. urn prepared to move you to any IMjrt of tho country by first class automobile mo "'as van. AJl work tfuaranteed Prices right, I I Wlckhnm Avo Tailoring. Fashionable tailoring for ladloe andj gentlemen.

Cleaning, pressing andlj repairing carefully and expertly done.f A. 34 Bant Main Cor. William SU Taxi Service. OUR NEW GARAGE is the talk of the town. Tho wise owners are storing their, cars in our spacious, well-heated garage.

Open Day and Nlgiht. Taxi service at all hours. POST A A INC. Telephone 424. Tires.

Bis drop in rubber tires for days at MULFORD'8, 149 North Street. Veterinaries. CATHOLIC GERMAN PROTEST IS MADE St. AtJff. Resolutions have boon passed protesting against the Bhlpmont of munitions of wnr from the United States to foreign countries now at war, and the ndmln- Istrfitlop at Washington will bo asked to place an embargo on all traffic of! kind by the Federation of German Jwre.

DR. M. E. A Will locate at Corner Sprague avenue and Washington street, Monday, July 19. DR.

I. O. DENMAN, Veterinarian. Office Commercial Hotel Stables. 'Phono 590.

Calls attended to promptly day er night. COMING EVENTS. August 11--BulIvHle R. picnic. Aug.

18--Clambake for benefit oti tho Middletown Herd, No. 3, Loyal Order of Buffalos at Columbia Served at 7 y. Sept. 16--Annual' fair and donation day at the Home for Aged -When In need of anything, use Times-Press want tisement J).