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* ^*m*-»-* THE WHITE PLAINS DAILY ARGUS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER i, 1908. tt LAWYERS TO MEET \VfCSTOIIKSTKH rOl XTY H Hl AH* HUClATtON TO M EKT MONOAV. Th« roRiilar monthly meeting of the WoBtPhnrter Cotmty Bar AsaoNa- tlon will bo held In tho Surrogate's Office* at the Court House on Mon* day, December Tth at 11 ft. m. A full nttcndnnco la reqtieated, ua two linportftnt matters are to come up, namely, the acceptance of a portrait * of i he late Judge Barnard, which haa booh offered to the Asso* Intion by his son, Frederick P. Barnard, Ksn., of Poughkeepsie; find the other the appointment of Trustees for tho new Supreme Court Library for the Ninth Judicial District. OltOWbHY ’ H OrtKAT RACK. ~ John Crowley, the winner of tho Yonkers-Marathon racer Is the man whoso sensational running In the Yonkers Marathon — ated such a s(Tf. that Crowley, a mere novice at run ning, and a hod (farrier by occupa tion, bavin* a holiday on Thanks giving a year ago, attired himself In a fifty cent pair of running breefjhea, and. unattended and uni rained, ap peared in Yonkers and announced Ulmself a competitor. lie was laughed at but went In and ran n wonderful race. At nine teen niileo he was leading by three hundred yards, but drank a bottle of water, was seised with cramps and Mad to quit. He rode hick In Yonkers iu a car, not having a cent to pay bis This year he was well handled and iflilh' • Take the misink i of d'His- »iu ti t-le.'. FU1IIT OVKtt YONKKKH TRQI j LKY FAKMS TO DM KMPT Ul». The efforts ot Mayor Warren, of Yonkers, and Receiver Leslie Buth- erlAnd of the Yonkers Railway Com pany of Westchester County, to make an arrangement with Receiv er Whltrldge of the Umon and Third Avenue Railways, whereby the cftl- tfcn* of Yonkers might have the old rate of fare and transfer system In getting to and from their work In Manhattan, failed yesterday. The matter wa« the subject of a conference between Shfhbrland, Warren, Whltrldge and Public Ser vice Commissioner Kustls at the lat ter ’ s office, to which also were bid- daw John M. Bowers, representing the Union Railway Qrilmbf representing Sutherland; Corporation Counsel Otis, represent ing Yonkers city, and Herbert Bick ford for Receiver Whltrldge. Tho ’ question will come up again Decem ber 10. Patronize the ARGIJB advertisers. PERSONALS. — Mrs. Richard L. Hopkins, Railroad avenue. Is the guest of her sister to-day at CaffttHHfe ---- • — Mrs. Charter M. Purdy, of this village, has been visiting her par- eiits? Mr. and Mrs. HI. - If, See, of Ple&santvllle. — Mrs. J, B. Carpenter, of Peas ant vllU\ haft~had as her grtest Mrs. Clarence Lev I ness, of this village Comrade Wm. H. Rose!!, of Plcasantville, Is now a member of Cromwell Post. — — Lester HeniRon, with his bra® ther-ln-lftw, Augustus Tletjen, of White Plains, hunted on Long Is land last week. — -Mt. KIsco Recorder. — Mrs. John J Hlmmer, of White Plains, wan the guest on last Friday of Mrs Wm. Iluess, of Lexington avenue. — Mt. KIsco Recorder. - - --Mrs Cmftr nhlTock, \of WTirte Plains, spent Sunday with her mothe r, Mrs Anna Moore t of Smltn sfreeL — -M.t. KTscft Recorder. ^w^p< tfSlMnNellle, a well known Frederick Wm. Sherman has been appointed receiver by Supreme Court .Judge Isaac N. Mills to sell out the Danbury and Harlem Traction Com pany, In foreclosure proceedings brought by the Knickerbocker Trust Company of New York, trustee for the bondholders. The case was . - — . . _ _ heard before Judge Mills In Octobers LeveroU Cuwwk. mho- WB^I B B f fe«l l fe )'aa \'Kir ~'VerafeT ' of FIRE INSURANCE Hhoulll lx- OH* of tin- IIrM thlllKH nftonooil to anti wo nro lioro tt» ltol|> jrou In that lino. Wo rop* ntMtot OiO lioat anti aounileat nnnpaillOH anil our rntoa uro a» roamm)ll>li< na Kutnl Inmirmito onri Ini hail for. Ilrop M\ l>o»- Utl anti wo will onll at any tlino yim any. i-IIONK (IIIH CHARLES E. COOLEY CO. IU llallrtmtl Avonuo GET THE HABIT OP (JOINfl TO THIS Hof Brau House 21 HHOOKITBfill HTKKIST Near Martino A . 0111,11 Cafe and Dining Room Hotel D. ABLER PHHMKIH j V CXICIIT IKIUHK HIM TAUHANTKUW. ty dentist, Is sojourning lb town — Mf. Michael Cllhooley, of New York, has been visiting relatives In town . Miss May O ’ Connor, of Ctinrch street, lias resumed hor studies at St. Elizabeth's College, New Jersey. — Miss Marjorie Burbank has taken up her studies at Rye Semi nary after a few days visit with her parents of Grand street. — Assemblyman Glare and wife, of Brooklyn, and Mr. C. 0. Caswell and wife, of Now York, were guests of I'Jg L. Palmer, of East View ave nue, on Thanksgiving Hope Engine Company ’ s Cap tain (Mr. Bates) has returned from Newburgh. IUHIIOP CUSACK WILL DKDICATR HT. MARY ’H AT YONKERS. in Important event In Roman Catholic circles will be tho celebra tion on Sunday, December 13, of the consecration of 8t. Mary's Chunch. By that tUne the church wjll be en tirely out of debt, and Its various properties, which are Held at over half a million dollars, will he wholly the property of the churclj. Early In the morning Of Saturday, December 12, the Rt. Rev. Bishop Cusack will conseecrate the church building. But the real ceremonial will come the next day , when, at 11 clock, there Will be a solemn pon tifical high mass celebrated by BIs- slstaot priest af St Mary's. Rt, Reyi Mgr Mooney, who 1 was a classmate of the Rev Father Corley, rector of St. Mary ’ s, will deliver the nermon, and Archbishop Farley will preside and address the congregation. The presence of*a large number of distinguished ecclesiastics will make the occasion particularly notable. An especially elaborate musical pro gram has been arranged, and. the “ proper ” of the mass has been corn- nosed by tho organist, Prof. R. W. Wilks — Yonkers Daily News FRANK VARIOUS, Fine Groceries, Fruit aud .Vegetables. Fresh Bread, Rolls, Pies, Cakes aha Milk E^erv Horning. 5 Lexington Avenue. ELMSFORD Messrs. BayleS, Decker and Tromp- er, carpenters, are erecting a new mrtflence for Mr. Oscar Hoffman. A petition Is being < Imilafml for signatures to obtain an additional out-going mall dally at 12:20 p. m. Elmsford Is growing fast and so much new business Is being estab lished that It Is a detriment to the place to have no mall service be tween morning and night'. Messrs. Scott Brothers have a macadamized sidewalk In front of their property and driveway tb resi dence and greenhouses, which, is a notable Improvement. Mr. William Bunselmeyer, a mer chant of Elmsford, has got up a pe tition to the Hoard of Health of the town of Greenuurgh, with reference to the unloading of carloads of ma nure and fertilizing refuse on the Elmsford siding of tho Putnam Di vision, N. Y. central. The petition has been signed by the village doc tor and other leading citizens, and It Is to be hoped that the Board will take action to abate' the nuisance. The petitioners claim thaly the un- healthful and offensive odors arising from this fertilizing refuse contam inates tho atmosphere, makes' the homes In the neighborhood almost unbearable and fs a menace to the health of the inhabitants of the neighborhood. Certainly, as Shakes peare says: ’ ’ There Is a most ancient and Ash-like smell. ” Morris Nulty, our obliging hack- man, Is authority for the statement that the railroad station at Chauncey on the Putnam Division burned down this morning. NET RECEIPTS OK THE MOORISH FAIR. The net receipts of tho Moorish Fair recently held In 8t. John ’ s Hall for the benefit of Bt. John ’ s Church, was $4,243.30. RAILROAD TO RE SOLD. READER, If you Imvo anything to sell or to rentier, if you have lost anything, want anything, etc., try the White Plains DAILY ARGUS “ want\ column. . . You will get results. A special vaudeville bill Is on at the Electric Theatre this week. Advertise In THE DAILY ARGUS. ....THE.... o RATHSKELLER, UNDEU THE MANAGEMENT OK MU. FRANK CLARK late of Montreal, Canada, is now opend to tbe public in tbe MALONEY - BUILDING, RAILROAD AVE. AND WILLIAM ST. MRAL8 A LA OARTE*, ALSO DINNER ... V ’ .'S MURDER CASE RUSHED • (Continued from page i) ambltlouH and lie wanted to K go to school, having a liking for engineer ing. Never heard Guono speak of a watch or that he knew Brady. Guono understood his Jdb was good as long as there was work. On the Saturday In question found Guono building roller Are and learned Brady had neglected his work When he talked to Brady witness thought he had been <ffi a debauch but that he looked good. Brady ’ i watching igould end three nights later. Brady was strong physically but prematurely old from dissipa tion On re-dlrect examination witness said ho lyid heard of the defendant drawing a revolver - on someone. Witness said Brady was about 50 years old slow, easy going man of peaceable nature. -cross examination witness said ho never knew of hla own knowledge that Guono carried or pulled a revolver on anyone. Marlin Kern, livery stable em ployee at Tarrytown. Witness saw Brady and defendant together at Glenville on roadway on August 20 at 7 p. m. In an argument, both puH- ing on a lantern for the possession of the lantern. Talking loud^ in angry tones. Under cross-examination Kern said ho heard the angry talk but could not tell just what was said. Tho two men had three or four lanterns^ clutched between t^iem and they walked together down the road talk ing of lights at the culvert. Later Brady walked back toward Tarry town and witness left him at the Steam roller. Later witness saw Guono at Johnson ’ s saloon, but Guono had pulled the lanterns from Brady ’ s hand before the men sep arated. Under question from Juror 1, Thomas Paskett, witness, said he had seen no fight or any blows struck. Guono told Brady to go home and see Murray Monday. Mrs. Annie Tompkins, of Glen ville. said at or about 7 p. m. on Saturday she saw three men; one was Kern, the other the defendant, anOho third an Irishman, in heated conversation, and she heard the Irishman say, •\Italian what ’ s tho matter with you ? You have a job ** Si d I KaVe S ^ r fl aw m^j walk away together still arguing. When cross-oxaminod, witness said she had not seen any blows struck or any violence done. Edward Tompkins, of Glenville, corroborated his wife, who had pre ceded him on the stand, adding that the men ’ s talk was so loud that ho could near them before they came in sight. When near the roller, Brady advanced on the Italian who exclaimed. \Me no afraid you. ” The cross-examining failed to shake his story . Robert Merritt, of Glenville, saw ree men named on Saturday night near his residence abpul 7> p. m. in loud conversation. Frank Abbath, of Elmsford, saw Guono. about 7:30 or 8 p. m. on Saturday. August ^9, In Pollock ’ s sa loon, with a fellow named Bernardo, After the latt*r was shaved defend ant and ho wont away together ip the direction of White Plains about 10 or 10:30 p. m. Next saw Guono under arrest In auto, when they brought him to my place Tuesday of the next week in Btl&tody of Mr. Brown, a Pinkerton man, and Dep uty BheH# Hill. The officers asked Guono If he was at the saloon Saturday night, and Guono denied the statement, al though Wm. Gesung said he was there. This witness, an Italian baN her, told bis story with qhahge un der cross-examination. FOLLOW THE CROWD WE CHANGE OUR ACTS THREE TIMES EACH WEEK JONES ’ FARM DAIRY THOMAS JONES, Prop. — Bottled MU It and Cream. White Plains, N. Y. Delivered Dally. Addresi W Plains Post Office. FOR SALE House and lot, 8 roopia and bath; improvements; nice section.' The above will lie sold at a bargain. Also, residence Hi choicest section of Sound - View Haights to leibe for a term of COAL BIDS Bids for tiro furnishing of 40 TONS STOVE COAL At the various flro company houses iu White Plains, will he received by cither Christopher, Harmon , Chair man of the Fire-' Department Com mittee, or tbe Village Clerk, at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, Monday Evening, Dec. 7,1908 Juror No. i IT, Pie stance of Juror No. ilT, ' Pierce Marksvllle, said he had let Brady go back to work because the job was about through and the man promised not to neglect the Job iupiti • The case is suit on. \ j T COUNTY BREVITIES Dainty Delicatessen Delicious windwicbos for recaptions, parties, clubs and socials. Possible only when the nrt)at for them is sliced on onr American Slicing Machinfe. Anton A Wille Delicatessen Store 88 R. R. Ave., White Plains T K ASEN ETZ llenlvr >» All KI iii I n of WINJMWt I ’ HrriJItK, IM jj IT 1C AND MMiKlNO GI.AHH Mirrors Hoveled Mill Silvered. I'alnlere ’ Ku]>plle» and llcture Frames. Jobbing Trade a Siierlally. 14 Central Ave., WHITE PLAINS Telephone 42S __ Home Lodge. No. 720, T. O. O. F IMeaaantvtlle conferred tho eetond degree last week on number of candidates Pioneer H. & L. 0.)., of Pleasant vllle. will have a nail at Library Hall to-morrow night. TO THE ELECTRIC THEATRE A BIG SHOW FOR UTTLEMONEY !! THE LATEST MOVING . PICTURES BIG CHANGES DAILY SPECIAL FEATURES TO-DAY r THE BULL FIGHT A PICTURE OF A HERO AND LOVE Sam Morris, German Monologist. The Hillmans, Colored Song and Dance Artists pour Reels of Pictures Changed Every Day GREATER VAUDEVILLE REFINED ACTS :« THE STARTING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30 BARBEAU FAMILY BAND 12 PIECES - :12 Eight Men and Four Ladies. ■ Father, Mother and Children, Who range in age from seven to twenty-four years. Comedy, Music and Vaudeville Acts A Dollar Show For 5 and 10 Cents THE FASTEST GROWING STORE 5 AND 7 RAILROAD AVENUE, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. PACKARD SHOES. $3 $3.50 and $4. PofWHHS all the KWsiwWdlt* of gwA ihoe'amking; they never cave in at the toes, the centers remain firmly in place and the soles give extraordinary wear; any style; all the de- nirnhie lasts, in all leathers, for men at DRAIN BIDS SuiCSI $3, $3.50 and $4. Eighty*faur paroona took tho aminatlon for postal clerks and car riers at Yonkers laast week — the lar gest in Its history. Alex. Smith «»f Vonkers, contributed $1M00 to tae HopubU- j28th to DeceilV can National Campaign Fund. Pleaaantvllle Presbyterians will have an entertainment on the even ing of December 9. Proceeds for the Sunday-school Christmas fund. Ex-Supervisor Stephen Van Taasel, of M l Vernon, walked 1 proudly “ be hind the band ” last night in the Hoy- al Arcanum parade. Alderman Dominick, of Pleasant vllle. returned home from the fish ing banks outside New York harbor last week with ninety pounds of cod fish. North Tarrytown Is to have a new hose and chemical Bids for the construction of a drain from MADISON AVENUE, BENEATH THE HARLEM H. R. TRACKS « : TO BRONX STREET r ** . **F;j'+*,r* * • vb^.^ir will be received by the Board of Trustees at their meeting on Decem- har 7th. IftftS. VWUWI TONY LAMONICA JOHN J. BROWN Village President Asphalt Walks and Drlvew Foundation ‘ ArtlBdal sidfiTwYlk!!.-^\ 1 i ■**> While growing publication PETER PAULDING, Village Clerk nient Foundations Built. . til YEN. ,... Send PoMM Curd.. M. J. MATES Delhi See the . exceptionally ntrong lines of boy ’ s school shoes at $t.25i $1.45 and $190. A DINNER SET FREE. ~ 100 pieces of Haviland china to be given free to the one showing-tbe largest amount of purchases from November bbr'iitli. , ‘ SAVE THE BLUE SLIPS. A chance of a life-time to receive a set of this kind Without any cost. Upon making your purchases ask for the blue slip; save these, and on Dee. 26th present them to us, and if you have been the fortunate one you will receive a very linndsomo high class dinner set. Get your family together and endeavor to win this useful dinner set. Jacob Holpp, 62 New York Post Road W hitjc P lains N Y. Choice Bread, Rolls, Cakes, Etc. W bddino C akks a H pkcialty Telephone 1432-J Plans and specifications can be \W lli. iWai mSll Village En gineer, .lames H. Ooorke, In the Realty Building. ,• JOHN J. BROWN, • President PETER PAULDING, , Village Clerk. TRY:- SCALE ’ S Prime Rib Roast Beef DINNER 25<r Sl.KVCO llAII.V Basinets Men ’ s Lunch A Specialty mm*. Railroad Avenue WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.
