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THE KINGSTON A I FREEMAN. KINGSTON. N. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1935. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL zrrsiir cijicor it, JAUCKE New Tork.

March 22 ff). I a 1 dal markets showed piRnfl of beltiK wearing today and retreated i state of where amall price changea ruled. Foreign exchange markets were disturbed by renewed weakness in lieljrliim fielgas i ran I a when were i culated in capitals a tiie would either go off Iho gold standard or devalue its currencv. Exhibit in IConnellyDrugWindow Rullt by Kdward Krayem, Pilot, mi llAjla Downtown --Won I'rlw for Ship at Century An airplane i i in the wln- dow of the Company, Broadway and Weht Strand, ar- utilities nurih as Con- tioUflHtncl Cas. Public Service of N.

J. and Northern Amerlran erased ranged by Edward Krayem, local early and a aviator, is a a i much attention. Southern Preferred a i rnoro i i a a alike are show- iCai1 great Interest in the display in trading shares, i i Broadway i of the store. U. S.

Steel. Chrysler, a The exhibit, features one large ore. Santa Fe. Schenley and Aimerioan Can d'ipped a trille but fli rj en support apppjirr-fl 10 check the docline and a leaders. Inc i a Ppmi.syl- a a model of the Brough- Dismiss Case Against Altamari Peter MJsasl of 120 North Front street Michael A a a i of 580 Broadway, who were arrested Friday on a charge of nomsesBlon of untaxed Ilquoris and who demanded an examination when arraigned by federal March 16.

had a hearing before I'. S. Commissioner A. C. Connelly Thursday.

The commissioner the charge against A a a i but reserved decision In Mlsasl's case. JUtaanf was represented by A. J. Cook. J.

Cash In appearing for Altamari. TWO RKPOHTKD AT TlftHSUAY Two burglaries at High Falls Thursday night were reported to the S-0-C-I-E-T-Y Reuben-Alcon Mr. and A. Alcon of 13 Kast I Mond, Donald Herdman and Frederic A an enjoyable afternoon the gueota departed, leaving Collette their daughter, Tillie, to Irving Keu- ben of city. Birthday Party Saturday afternoon.

March many pretty many more happy birthdays. Birthday Party March Local Death Record at blrtihdsy potty WM 2:30, a party was held at the home Mrs. Kenneth Mondar evening, of Collette Magnusson, 161 Hurley Mareh 18. Thow prwent were Mr. sheriff's oflice today.

am make, i to scale. It IB I railroad station was a i a five and one-half foot wing span, and has vanla and Radio America a a i i fractions. an on eight The 0. W. broken open Quotations given iiy Parker.

McElroy members, N. Y. Stock Exchange, 120 Broadway. Nw York dU; branch office. 2S2 Quotations at o'clock.

Allegheny Corp i A. M. Byera Co ui Allied Chemical Dye Corp. 1:10 Allls-Chalmers American Can Co. American Car Fo American Foreign Power American Locomoilro American Smelting Kef.

Co. American Sugar Refining Co. American Tel. Tel American Tobacco Clasi American Radiator 1 1 A naconda Copper Atchlson, Topeka Santa Fe Associated Dry Goods A Auto Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore Ohio Ry Bethlehem Steel Brings Mfg. Co Burroughs Adding Machine Co.

Canadian Pacific Ry Case, J. I Cerro DePasco Copper Chesapeake Ohio R. Chicago Northwestern R. n. Chicago, R.

I. Pacific Chrysler Corp Coca Cola 190-'! Columbia Gas Electric "i 3 Commercial Solvents IS 7 Commonwealth Southern 1 Consolidated Gas Jfe? Consolidated Oil 7 Continental Oil 16 Continental Can Co 6 Corn Products Delaware fc Huason R. R. Electric Power Light and railroad tickets a and the Davenport tebu store across the I street from the station was entered i and a typewriter and electric i pressed air. There are three other clock taken.

The burglaries are be- i too, ol tiie type used by i investigated by the a i i U. S. Army. Explaining thb brougham model to a reporter, iho young builder, who a few years ago wag a Boy modeling Httlo airships pro- pellcl by elastics and other simple dux-ices, said compressed air Is pumped i it with a bicycle pump. it i nin for five minutes.

THE of Interest to Fraternal Societies of (I 1i 8 1 1 60 -in i Chapter, No. 0. E. will observe its anniversary regular meeting at Masonic Besides the planes in the Connelly Ha11 a i street, this evening. The special mem- ii.v i i young ray hem has a I ortn matron has made lore at has been i i a this meeting, and all fi nce he vas swen years old I bers arc urged to a All years Won In Chicago.

year Iho youtlttul enthusiast of aviation had the distinction of winning a prize at the Century of Progress in Chicago with one of his models, it. was judged the third beet in competition against hundreds of i i a shifts from all parts of the i States. Canada and England Mr. and Mrs. S.

G. Krayem. parents of the you UK a who reside at 35 East Strand, have encouraged i In his hobby of model building from the i that he first became interested. They also agreed with him on his desire to take up aviation after graduation from Kingston High School and sent him to the Parks Air College. East St.

Louis. 111., where he finished a course In aviation in eight nonths. YovinjE; Krayem is a licensed pilot and flies from the Kingston Airport He had a ship of his own for some- tiire but sold It. Summations Today i In the Fish Trial and Master -Masons are welcome. A social hour i refreshments will the business session.

A A I Lake Katrhie, March Joel Brink and Miss Mary Oster- lioirdt spent Tuesday in New York city, while there they attended Mellower ehow. Mrs. A. Stanley and eon have been spending a few days wit'h Mrs. Charles Nichols, Mrs.

Stanley's daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith spent the- week-end with friends at Brooklyn. Margaret Lachmann visited Mrs.

Arthur Oeterhoudt on Sunday. The last lesson in the course on household accessories will bi? given by Mru. Swope at the home Pratt Boice on Friday. March 22. It will be- an all-day meeting -Metn- to bring their own bens are asked lunches.

Mr. and Mrs. DonaJd Parish i to New York on Tuesday to attend the flower show. E. I.

duPont Erie Railroad Freeport Te.ta» Co. General Electric Co General Motors General Foods Corp Gold Dust Corp. Goodrich (B. Rubb-r Great Northern Pfd Great Northern Ore Houston Oil 1 Hi- Hudson Moton International Han-ester Co. International Nickel :1 8 international Tel.

Tel fc Co 42 Kelvinator Corp Kennecott Copper 15 Kresge (S. Lehljh Valley R- R- Liggett Myers Tobacco Loews' Inc Mack Trucks. Inc McKeeaport Tin Plate Mid-Continent Petroleum Montgomery Ward Co Naeb Motors National Power fc Light National Biscuit New York Central R. N. N.

Haven fc Hart. U. R. North American Co Northern Paciflc Co 11 COTTEKILL. Cottekill.

March a Plains, N. March 22 (fp! XIrs Cyrus Depuy and son Hadley. of --The jury of eleven fathers and one! ilenvill Mr an Mrs. Myron bachelor which win 7 Depny and daughter Edith, of King- oacnelor i i decide whether and Mr. and Mr, A H.

Fish, confessed slayer of 10-year-old Grace Budd. is sans arid should be electrocuted, or insane and should be incarcerated for the rest of his life today heard the impassioned summations of the youthful defense and state attorneys. "He wasn't Insane on June 3. 192S," said E. T.

Gallagher. Assistant District Attorney, pointing to the little. 65-year-old man who covered his face with his hands. "That was the day Grace was murdered -and i a He wanted to "satisfy a desire, and he did. regardless of the cost.

"And the slate wouldn't be asking for the electric chair it it was not positive Fteh was sane." concluded Gallagher after describing Fish as a and plotting' unnatural person. His finger pointed towards Fish-who lias confessed luring the child to a deserted cottage in East Irvington. N. where he choked her to death and dismembered her body on June 2. 132.S.

James E. Dempeey, defense counsel said: "If I were a juror and even if there was a reasonable doubt as to American Co II 5 somc technical points. I would not upon my soul that I turned ston. and Mr. and Mrs.

Percy Gazley and a friend ot Accord, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. John Depuy. A. J.

Keator ot Kingston has been spending a few days with his father. Garten Keator. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beach a children Mary and Oscar, and Mrs.

Mary Beach of Rosendale spent Saturday with Mrs. A. V. Ellsworth of Kingston. Mr.

and Mre. A Depuy Sunday with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. John McGrane of King-'' ston. Miss Nora Dubois friends In Hurlef.

is visiting birthday. During the afternoon the happy group enjoyed games, and at o'clock little guests were ushered to the dining room which was a i i decorated with green and yellow crepe paper. A large i a cake adorned the center of the table. Those attending were ioIet Van Wagonen. Rosemary Nelson.

Wanda Van Kleeck. Shirley Williams, Beth Sherman, Collette Magnusson, Richard Maylor. Robert Murray, Donald Siler, Richard Du- amugTi- Mr. and Alton Depew mud family. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur and son, Mr. mod Mrs. Harry Ostehoudt. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Kelder and sons, Mr. a-nd Mrs. EM Rider, and Mr. Mrs.

Kenneth Rider. The greatly enjoyed in playing pinochle and dominoes. Refrewhmente of sndwictiee, coffee and two birthday cakes were- served. One cake was baked by M'lSB Jennie Depew and the other by Mrs. Arthur Kelder.

In County Granges IjJce Katrine. The regular meeting of the Lake Katrine Grange was held in the Grange Hall on Monday evening. March IS. There were 29 sisters and 15 brothers present. All officers were reported present except the steward and Pomona.

Following the important business Jieetlng there was an Interesting and entertaining program in charge of 'he lecturer. Mrs. Laohmar.n. The jrograan opened with the singing oi 'The Melody of Spring" by the Jrange. In -honor of St.

Patrick, 3rother Hendericka read the History )f St. Patrick. Brother Hookey ang a eolo which was enjoyed by all Grangers. Tine Pomona report was by the delegate. After the meeting delicious re- reahments were served by the committee.

Brother More- louso is the chairman. Following he refreshments many of die mem- era enjoyed a came ot dart base- all. Clintondalc. Regular meeting of Clintondale Irange was held in their rooms, larch IS. All officers were.

present, "en candidates were obligated in the rst and second degrees. Service and losp'itality will give a pancake and supper March 27. Brothers Gaffney, Palmer, and "overt attended Pomona and Sister Covert and Brother Palmer gave a ne and complete report of the meet- ng. Brother Palmer will secure infor- nation on fairs. A note of thanks was received ELLEXYILLE Elienville.

March 22. Mr. and Irs. Jules Ewigkeit of Xewburgh rere week-end visitors at the home the former's pare.nts, Mr. and Irs.

William Ewigkelt. Kenneth Barnett of Long Island has been spending a few days the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred raft. Miss Frances DuBois spent the from Sister Mlnard for plant received while in hospital.

A regional meeting will be held in Plattekill April 4. Officers urged to attend. Literary program in charge ot worthy lecturer. Piano selection by Alice Van Siclen Mother Machree by Grange quartet History of St. Fowler Solo, Mickev -Audrev Ackhart Rich Were the Jewels She Wore Mrs.

Hartshorn Solo, Shanty in Old Shanty Town Wesley Harris Believe Ale If All Those Endearing Young Charms Grange Quartet Ireland Must Be Heaven for My Mother Came From Katheryn Schepmoes That Tumble Down Shack in Athlone Oscar Mount A story Jenkins Program closed singing Grange doxology. Grange closed in regular form with GC members present. Mt. At the meeting of March 15 the entertainment committee announced a box party for this evening. There will be no charge for admission; a box containing some useful articles will admit anyone.

The usual door prize will be in effect. There will be dance music played by boys of Shandaken. The Grange voted to send a card of sympathy to Sister Davis on tiie loss of her husband, and to Sister Lane because she lost her mother. Canal street celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at their home on Canal street on Sundav, March If. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Bernkrant and family motored to New York city on Sunday to visit relatives. Mrs. Jacob Binder and Mrs. Wide- litz spent the week-end in ew York city.

Ward Wilklow of Hemps lead, L. spent a few days the early part of the week with his sister. Miss Mabel Wilklow, and brother, Harry Miss Ann Henninger spent Tuesday in Kingston. Mrs. Clifford Benedict of Waru-icV Earl Barringer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Irving Bmrrlnger of Samson- vllle. died at the home of his parents today, aged 10 yearn. The funeral will be from the home. Sunday afternoon 1 o'clock.

Interment will be in Paleritown cemetery. Ruben Darls died Thursday at his in Chichenter. are wife, Mrs. Margaret Davis, a son, William, two brothers, Archie Davis of Dover, N. and Edward Davis of Hurley, and a sitter.

Mrs. Nina Wlndrum of Kingston. Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the Wesleyan Methodist Church In Chichester with burial in the Hudler cemetery at Mt. Tremper. Mrs.

Eva Van Valkenburgh Mcade, wife of Omar Meade, town of Ulster, died at the Benedictine Hospital this morning-. Besides her husband she is survived by three daughters, Mary Ellen, Dorothea and Shirley May; her father. Frank Van Valkenburgh; two sisters. Mrs. W.

Decker of Lexington and Mrs. A. A. Stock of Kingston; one brother, Alfred Van Valkenburgh of Kingston. The funeral will be held from Memorial Funeral Home, 167 Tremper avenue, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment -will be in Wiltwyck cemetery. Ellenvllle, March 22--Mrs. Mary Jane Smith, wife of Ralph Smith of this village, died suddenly at her home on Circle avenue on Saturday. March 16, after an illness of a few- days. She was 17 years old and had been married less than a.

year. She was born at Hurleyville, June 2 1917. Besides her husband, Mrs. Smith Is survived by her father, two sisters, Mrs. Andrew Stangel, of South Fallsburgh, and Mrs.

Russell Hull of Ottsvllle. The funeral was icld on Sunday, with the Rev. George Turner of Grahamsville officiating. Burial was In the Falls- burgh cemetery. Joseph Rlnaldl died at his home Glaaco Thursday morning after an illness of a few days.

Mr. Fllnaldl, -who waa 45 years of ape. had lived in Glasco 43 years. survived by his wife, Rita; four sons, Benny. John, Albert, and Leroy, all of Glasco: four daughters Marie, Ermine, Ethel, and Aneta, all of Glasco; two brothers, Anthony linaldi of Saugertles and John linaldi of Glasco; and three sisters "Mrs.

Anna aiccardl, Mrs. Elizabeth Carrado, and Mrs. John Eldridee. all of Glasco. The funeral will be held St.

Joseph's Church, Glasco, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Charles A. Conklin died at his home in St. Remy on Thursday night aged 61 years. Mr.

Conklin waj, born in Haverstraw and had been a resident of New York city for a num- er of years, spending: the summers with his family in St. Remy. He The Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist church held tbelr March meeting on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. L. E.

Osterhoudt. The subject, "Japanese at Home, 1 was In charge of Mra. Swift assisted by Fred WlUey. TheTM was. a good attendance and Mm OB Seaman presided at the meeting.

Refreshments were served by the hostess. Miss Emily Lent Friday from Vasear college she te a freshman, for the Sprin- vacation. Mrs. A. TV.

Lent and Mlji Laurt Harcourt met with Mrs. D. S. Haynes on Wednesday afternoon, and filled the dials for the Mission Circle's programs for the coming year of lo meetings. Mrs.

Helen Deyo Brown arrived rom St. Petersburg, today 4 Slaving accompanied some peopfpT traveling from Albany. The debate between PoughkeepMo high school students and the local school took place Wednesday after- noon. S. The judges and were the Rev.

Mies Dorothv' Weaver. The Highland students won the affirmative with John Relyea Philip DiStasi, and Robert Dean bating. The negative side lost to Poughkeepele. The question a That the Federal Government should adopt the policy of utilizing educa-5 tlonal opportunities throughout country by means of annual grants for the support of elementary and secondary schools. The debate i i i conttnue on next Thursday with 5 students of the Arlington school.

The New York Times of Thursday-; carried the request of Dr. W. Terwilliger. director of the service of the Home Relief Bureau-" of New York city, asking aid in stop- ping "chiseling" and duplication i providing medicines for the employed. Dr.

Terwilliger who is son of Dr. F. W. Terwilliger of Highland, was a graduate of Sees The London. March -2 week-end with her family at New- i Attorney Manuel E.

Dittenheimer -Count! spent Tuesday in New York city on a handsome, 'fair-haired, business. young Dane, has beeii seen frequent- Mrs ly In the company of Princess Bar-iP a i Mr8 bara Hutton Mdivani during ten I Mre Geor a days of seclusion in London. The to count said today that he was "just a good friends of hers." He added that the princess was ill. Geor New Thayer. accom- E.

Vernon and McCarthy motored city on Tuesday and i attended the flower show. Some Birds Repair Old Packard Motors Paciflc Elec. Penney. J. Pennsylvania Railroad Peuolenm Public Serrice of N.

J- Pullman Co Kadlo Corp. of America Republic Iron Steel Tobacco Claw Royal Dutch Seara Roebuck Co. Pacific Co Southern Railroad Co. Standard Co 3 J-U Standard Caa 4k Electric Standard Oil of Calif. Standard Oil of N.

Standard OH of Indiana Socony-Vacuum Corp Ki Ttxat Corp. Twaa Sulphur Si'- Tlaken Holler BeariBf Co. Pacific R- Gai improvement i Corp. U. S.

Iron U. S. Alcohol V. S. K'oVber Co.

j. S. hare a i a Mr. and "Mrs. Irring a few days the early part of in New York city visiting friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moore spent i the week-end with their eon-in-law I and daughter, Attorncv and Mrs. Neati After Year'John Gilleran and newly born tofore bird migration was known grandson of White Plains, there existed many Ideas of IMS came of them. It was.

until 1T40. thought thst swallows buried them spent the week-end with her aunt, Miss Dora Francis. Arden Colwell has returned to his home at Hudson Heights after spending some time with his cousin, Miss Kate Mackey. Attorney Charles bse been ill at his home In Liberty. Mr.

and Mrs. Milton J. Townsend lad made his permanent home in St. lemy for the last two years. He ivas a retired carpenter.

Surviving are wo sisters, the Misses Ida M. and Melissa. Conklin, and a brother, Al- W. Conklin, of Tuckahoe. Fu- icral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the 3.

A. Kelly Funeral Home. Ill West Chester street, with burial in the St. Remy cemetery. Funeral services for Frank Ertelt who died at the N.

Y. State Firemen's home at Hudson. N. were onducted at Hudson Thursday aft- rnoon at 4 o'clock and were in charge the Rev. Henry H.

Wahl, pastor St. John's Lutheran Church of The remains were brought to this city and interred in the family plot in Montrepose cemetery this afternoon, the committal services being in charge of Rev. Paul Young, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in this city. Mr.

Ertelt was entertained jtuoouj ai uinner ana bridge Salurday erenins ia celebra F. Kaiser, In Germany, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ertelt, and came to this country when a young boy settling in this city. He w'as a broth- at dinner and Island City has been spending a few days with her father.

Miles Deyo of Center street. birthday. Mrs. John McDowell entertained members of the Covered Dish Club at ber home on Market street Monday evening. Mre.

Harold Underwood has been enjoying a trip to Ossining and Long Island. Mrs. L. E. Ernhout -has returned from a riait of several weeks with land high school, and after ing his medical studies was con-1: nected with Mt.

Royal hospital i Afontreal- before going to New two years ago. Mrs. Mabel Hasbrouck left Friday "i for Ridgewood, N. 1 to spend week-end with her brother, Clayton- Harcourt and before her return "will visit her son, Carl Hasbrouck a Larchmont. Mr.

Van Ness of the Y. M. C. of Poughkeepsie showed slides of camp life at the assembly in high: school at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon. The Easy Aces Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs.

C. C. Whittaker. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Palmer and son plan to drive down to Rockville'' Center Sunday and return with Florence Palmer, who has spent the past month there with her son, Alfred Palmer, and his wife. Putting puzzles together and guessing the answers to question? provided the entertainment arranged by Mrs. Lloyd Plass at the Queen Esther Club meeting Wednesday evening with Mrs. Herbert Campbell. Prizes were Mears.

Miss Mrs. Julius Blakely. There present, and Mrs. Louis Palmer presided at the business meeting. The fifth lesson in home nursing was given Wednesday evening by Mrs.

Marian Lavclle on what to do for burns, fainting-, or accidents before the doctor can come. Plans were made "for the part Ida McKinley council will take in the district meeting to be held in Kingston on April 23, at the meeting of the local council Wednesday evening which was presided over by the councilor. Mrs. James Callahan. The of- Hces of conductor and warden will be filled by Miss Emma Graham and Mrs.

Jfary Freer at that time. Refreshments were served by the committee with Miss Bertha Dimsey chairman; Mrs. R. H. Decker.

Miss Smma Graham. Mrs. Bertha Freer. won by Mrs. Gladys Battle Dickinson and le cnard and George, Mrs.

Catherine FowleY. Mrs. Jacob Ertelt. and leaves several nieces and Donovan the nephews. nieces and Donovan, the Misses Helen and Mary DuBois.

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford In the mud escape winter! Mrs. Robert McCartney enter- KaUl crJne Morse, of and 1 now that thlV'man i SciemSsts the Ku- talned several tables of bridge at her fiend." crane carried small land hiru home on Park street Saturday Suddenly. Fish, who has confessed on its back 'cm climes, i is life time and who has calmly fSuiliw) bird migration for many 1 the trial, iirokinc Jhrongh his hands which covered his face, broke- down and Dcmpsey ncarcd the end of his summation.

facts. birds It 5 Mrs. spent the and son. Coles. at There 3s BO dwibl Fcr 3ti, jjr.

and Mrs. Willct that there is home a.lachnrent which Parllman. After a luncheon Justice! us the sainc Jxlir to to i Mrs. John Clark has returned to Frederick P. Close charge' the I me lt I'hiee year after year, her home in Brooklyn after a visit jury.

The and prosecution i 00W hawks and other Wnls n-j-air old her and daughter-in-law, required three hours for summations. I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark, of Camp Aljout The Folks Frrd C. of the Company, han a few daye with ihe Canfield fasi The many of r.

of Karanaga Garagr. Jo bf 3s MOT at a naajcr Br. 3 Cur ait The Arctic wa oaJdoei" all oJherj birds ia distance trartJfd. for It i miles each year. breeOlcs So the Arctic Circle oear Jhe taml rule and circle as can Bud fwd, WjJson'n pcsrcl, ia the Aaiarctic Clwle ihe the Gulf Kmm.

Thr treat auk. far ana of Union rc3ilivcs 5 her few last Mtes Oora Fraacis all at her Mr. and Mm. Arnold Shapiro and)home wn of New York city were m-eek-end of Mr. and Mro.

Wllliaai Van R. Moflt and daafhter. on the aad i Alice. the gins, of Hermance street, died at the Veterans' Memorial Hospital day. March 19.

She was in her 5Sth year. Jirs. Biggins was born Sep- temper 29. 1S77, at Ulster the daughter of Adam Burdelt and Mary Shoulter. Surviving her are her husband, two daughters.

Helen. Attorney Benjamin Lonetein spent i at home. Mre. Margaret Ward of the week-end in New York city. Middletovn.

and a son. Park Hir- Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlop of this village. Funeral eervi- Sunday in Canaan, n-herojcee were held Friday March they -risited the Rev.

and Mre. A. a. m. at St.

AndrWs Church of hlch Mrs Higgins wa, member. Mrs. Walter X. Thayer. has she was also a member of St Bar- returned to her Jiome In Napaaoch i Society of the cnurch The after spending a few daye 3n New I Rev.

Father Joseph olEciated York city. Burial wms in the Catholic section Mrs. Anita Hougftton of the EUenville cemeterv 5 ffistf ne ray duHng the of her i'SSg J'ffSa of age. Burns had been ill for tiaie. leaves to wrrow orer his death, a three Helen Bams.

Florence BBms. and wn. Bums. ail of QvarryvilJe: whom in Ellenville. March 22--Mrs.

Mary I Freer will be chairmen'for refresh- Burden Hlggins. wife of Hugh Hig- mcnts at the next meeting and Mr? Carrie Jordan and Mrs. Carrie Atkins will arrange the entertainment. Discuss Arms. Rome.

March authoritative Glornale D'ttalia said today that the rearmament of Austria. Hungary, and Bulgaria will be "discussed at an Anglo-Franco-ltalian meeting to follow the visit to Berlin of Sir John Simon, British foreign secretary. sw. Msnay. wpo been Havana.

Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Fred oC Union. N.

In town for Mr. and W. Coty and She mother. Mm. Sarah Skinner, ot Center street upeat a few daya la York dly Hi or DIE0 ---BENNETT In this city.

March 3 1935. Abbie J. Bennett, formerl-. of Chichester, N. V.

Services at the parlors of A. Cair and Son. 1 larl street, on Saturday at 3 p. jn. Interment ia cemetery.

CONKLIN-- At SI. Rwny. New aj-, March 21, 1S35. Charts A. Conklin.

Funeral at the Funeral Horn? -T A. Kelly. I on Sunday at and friends arc In St. Remy known resident COOPEH--tn Mr. and Mrs.

Emeraoa and and Or. and MoutJce31 on stores, fly. ibaJ swam Mr. and 51ns. HewjU KrtJrertw; T.

TcncWimr. ate aad 1 Uwt nji KJif KIT at? MT. and 15. and Warrea ttf 1 UrtfllTT Marir E. awfl 1 otJrfr Vlxr-rti 22 Ten- "-Mrn.

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