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The Rosendale New$ V VOL. 1, NO. 36 Krom Laboratories Buy Hoffman Prop. ROSENDALE, N. Y., Friday, November, 4 1938 PRICE TWO CENTS Improvements To Be Made The Krom Laboratories, Inc., which for a year or so has been manufacturing a hand soap and an insecticide at Binnewater, is branching out and will head for business in a- big way, according to Abraham Tudoroff of Kingston, who has become interested in the corporation and who, at a recent organization, was made treasurer and generah sales manager. As part of the plan for an ex- ter.rion of its program the com- pa.iy has, in addition to the $20,- oOO worth of common stock orig- i.ially authorized, applied to the secretary of state for authority to issue $20,000 of six per cent pre ferred stock. With larger capitalization the firm expects shortly to increase its production force and at the present time a sales division is being organized for the purpose of facilitating a wider distribution of the chemical products it manufac tures. 'In order to provide more space for manufacture of its products .Tfrpm^Laboratpriep, Jnc.^kas. .cc!P;- { tracted for the purchase of the old Norton Cement Co. store building situated near the railroad station at Binnewater, on the Williams Lake road. The new plant is a two and a half story building, at one time occupied by the late Hen ry J. Hoffman and originally as a company store for the cement company. At the present time Krom Lab oratories are manufacturing vari ous types of soaps, polishes, clean ers and insecticides, with its trademark, registered with the U. S. Patent Office covering Catskill Mountain Needle Pine Emulsion, Companion Antiseptic Hand Paste, Pal-eze Floor Wax, Kill-Em-Slick spray and Tudo-Longer-Wear. A modem research laboratory is nowe being organized on the re cently acquired property, which it is declared will be one of the most unusual and up-to-date laborator ies of its kind in this section of the country. Production activities of the firm are in charge of Loughran Krom, chemist, who has spent over 10 years in research wor kto develop a non-poisonous plant and foliage spray, as large numbers of peo ple are annually poisoned by using poisonous sprays to combat insect pests. Mr. Krom has been an ac tive member of the American Technical Society, spent many years with Dr. Carl Schwartz, re search chemist and was formerly chief engineer for the Victor Checkwriter Corporation. Products of Finn Mr. Tudoroff lists the products at present being manufactured by the company as follows: The Catskill Mountain Pine needle Bath Emulsion is recog nized by leading physicians and health resorts throughout the country. Its qualities are such that it relieves tired and taut nerves; it helps in toning up the skin and contains valuable antiseptic qual ities. Tills liquid is refreshing and invigorating in odor and action. Companion Antiseptic Hand Paste contains a rapid cleansing agent for dirt, grime, greases and odors. It prevents roughness and chapping by putting natural ele ments back in the skin. It is ex cellent asa cleansing agent for woodwork, painted surfaces, enam el, porcelain, cooking utensils, etc. It does not contain strong caus tic substances and its composition (Continued on Page Four) Hallowe ’ en Party The Get-to-Cether and Hallowe' en party which was held at St. Peter ’ s Hall Monday was a grand success. There were about 150 at tending and many of the guests appeared in costume. Games of all kinds were played. There was dancing music furnished by an or chestra. Later in the evening re freshments were served. COMllNCi EVENT TO-DAY Meeting — Sportsmen ’ s Ass ’ n at Herman Osmer ’ s Tillson. Meeting — Rebeccah Lodge at Odd Fellows Lodge room, Rosendale. Meeting — Creek Lock P. T. A. at school house. Meeting — Town Board, Town Clerk ’ s Office, Main St., Rosendale. WEDNESDAY Social Party —St. Peter ’ s Hall. Meeting — Cottekill Fire Co. at Cottekill Fire House. Meeting — Maple Hill P. T. A., Maple Hill School. Meeting — Tillson Fire Depart ment, Tillson Fire House. THURSDAY Meeting — Odd Fellows at their lodge rooms. At the New Paltz Theatre An exceptional fine motion pic ture, ‘ ‘ The Four Daughters ” from the'bdSk\ bS'^rmjrritffsr wiarT distinguished cast of players will be held at the New Paltz Theatre on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, November 6, 7, 8. Everyone has a desire to see and enjoy something worthwhile, and this picture will fill the bill. See ad for details. Polls will be open from 6 A. ,M. th*S 'PriVfr : -------- --- — v • - ,•* ------- - 'District No. 1, Firemen ’ s ’ Hall, Rosendale. District No. 2, Maple Hill School House. • District No. 3, Davis Cider Mill, Tillson. -o- Improves Service In order to provide quicked serv ice for the residents of Rosendale, A. F. Aldridge, the plumber with the blackand white truck has rent ed part of C. Zaengle ’ s barn, to be used as a store house for the pres ent. Phones at both places, at Till son call Rosendale 41-1F-5; at Law- renceville, call Rosendale 56. Mr. Aldridge now is the auth orized dealer for the Arco Flame Oil Burners and Pilot Blowers. ------------ O ------------ Kristie Farm News The Hallowe ’ en Dance at Kris tie Farm Inn proved a wonderful success last Saturday night. Many people enjoyed the music of A1 Jones and his Ragtime Band. There will be a dance every Sat urday night hereafter at Kristie Inn, Music will be furnished by A1 Jones and his Ragtime Band. Hallowe ’ en Party There was a Hallowe ’ en party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ald ridge in Tillson Monday night. All the children played all sorts of games and later refreshments were served. FIRE DEPT. CARD PARTY The Tillson Fire Dept, will hold a Card Party on Saturday, Nov. 5 at the home of Mrs. Hoffmann In Tillson. Meeting — Catholic Men ’ s Club, St. Peter ’ s Hall, Rosendale. Places to Vote The new voting machine is at the Town Clerk ’ s office on Main street, Rosen dale. Voting on the new machine is very simple but go down to the Town Clerk ’ s office and'be Instruc ted so there will be no delay on Election Day which is this Tues day, November 8th. ------------ O ------------ Oyster Supper At Grange This Saturday night, Nov. 5 will be a big night for the men of the Rosendale Grange for this is the night that they serve their Oyster Supper and preparations are be ing made to serve a large crowd. There will be cards and dart ball after the supper for those who wish to spend a social evening at the Grange Hall. ------------ O------------ AROUND TOWN Fred Yunker and Neil Hotaling loft Thursday for Schroon Lake in the Adirondack Mountains to hunt deer. They will stay at Hearn ’ s Camp. Lots of luck boys, and no alibis. Thomas Kristie received an au tographed picture from Jack Dem psey also one from Jim Braddock which are on display at the Kris tie Inn. ” Mr. Kristie's brother Steve is the night manager of Jack Dempsey ’ s Restaurant, 50th St. and Broadway, N. Y. Road Leading To Williams Lake Will Appear Before Board Williams Lake will have a new road approach next summer if present plans for its construction are carried through. Negotiations are now under way with the Town Superintendent and the Town Board for its adoption. For tlie ten years that the popular resort has been serving the boarding house patrons of Rosendale and thous ands of people from outside commun ities this road has been poor and very frequently the basis of criticism of the Town of Rosendale. This criticism has fallen unjustly on the Road Superin tendent, for the town allegedly has never recognized this important road as its own- The many property owners who have to use this road to get in and out of their .properties, the Rosendale boarding house proprietors, and the thousands-of dally summer visitors to our town will be glad to know that at last something is being done. The road proposal is two-fold. One proposal has been before the Town Board for quite some time and sug gests the adaption of the .present traveled route. This has it® objections in the difficulty of obtaining right of way- releases -and-''the - n r c e v r lty — of rock cuts to- make the road the pro per. width, A new plan recently pre sented to the Board suggests the adop tion of an entirely new route for the road which will have one terminus in the old Lawrence Cement Company mill yard near Williams Lake and the other terminus at Gus Konen ’ s Garage on the Binnewater-Kailops Corners Road. There Is a road there at pres ent in a one-car -width and with very little work. It Is said. It can be made Into an excellent highway approach to the town ’ s leading resort. There is no difficulty of rights of way re leases on this new location. Which one of the two routes will be favored Is problematical, but it is said that the new proposed route, which follows a picturesque trail thru the woods, will be favored. The praises of thousands of car owners who use this road will go to the Town Board that makes it poss ible. At Its last regular meeting the Rosendale Township Association en dorsed any action that might be taken to improve the road appboaloh' to Williams Lake. Rudolph Ziegger opened a discus sion on the road leading from Binne water to Williams Lake. He said that recently a strong move had been in itiated to have the Town Board take this road over and maintain it the -way It should be maintained. Mr. Ziegler stated that thousands of cars use this road every summer and the constant deplorable condition of it condemned the Town of Rosendale at large as well as the boarding houses. Guests want to go to the resort but won ’ t because they think too much of their cars.. Because of this the board ing house keeper suffers, icgler stated that every business man in this town should take an active interest in see ing that this road is taken over and constructed by the Town. Others at the meeting were of the came opinion. Not only does Rosen dale reputation suffer at tire hands of local boarders but by thousands of ether car owners who use the road. The concensus of opinion at the meet ing was that this road was much more important than many existing town loads and it should be taken over and improved by the town and a com mittee of three was appointed to go before the Board to see what can be done to help. Start New Business Mr. J. Lorria of the Bronx,, N. Y., has bought the large gas sta- j tion opposite St. Peter ’ s Church in Rosendale which was formerly occupied by DeWltt. After alterations are made Mr. Lorria intends to open a large gen eral store and meat market; also a gas station. The plumbing work is being done by A. Aldridge of Tillson. Social at St. Peter ’ s Hall __ The J3oly.JNfi.me_. Society of..St __ Peter ’ s Church of Rosendale will hold their first Social Party next Wednesday night, November the ninth at St. Peter ’ s Hall in Ros endale. The Society will hold a social once every month hereafter. ----------- 0 ----------- A Good Act If there is anyone who has a wheel chair and would like to loan it for a short time, to some one who needs it. Kindly get in touch with Henry Well of Rosendale or phone Editor, Rosendale 7. Mr. and Mrs. James Faghy re turned from their trip out west. Mr. R. Zeigler ’ s police dog has been lost. Anyone knowing of his whereabouts kindly phone Zeigler ’ s or Editor of the News. ------------ O ------------ Town Board Meeting There will be a regular meet ing of the town board in the of fices of the town clerk on Main street this village, on Monday eve ning. ------------ O ------------ To Hold Card Party The Ladies ’ Auxiliary of the Rosendale Fire Department are making arrangements to hold a card party on Tuesday, Nov. 29. ------------ O ------------ Sportsmen Meeting The Rosendale Sportsmen ’ s As sociation will hold their regular meeting Friday, November 4, at Herman Osmer ’ s place in Tillson. Members please take notice. Election of officers at the sportsmen's meeting tonight.
