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AND FORT EDWARD ADVERTISER VOL. 83 GREENWICH, N. Y., WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1925 No. 18 TRUSTEES COMPLETE L GUILE YOUTH WINS VERDICT AGAINST ennui m m ||0 l B I MLE Total Larger Than Year. Last Jury Awards Him $8,000 for Injuries Rival of Adirondack Power and Light on Crossing—Term of Court Ends Corporation Seeking Control in Wednesday Afternoon. Granville. i to. to build m i m i i i school POttR LINES TO FAR1S: DEFEATED K LOCAL K Nobody Wants Grand Equip ages of Former Days. Big Electric Corporation Plans to j Greenwich Boys Bring Home a Three- Spend $200,000 on liural Tran.smis- two Score in First League Gan» sion Lines. | of Season—Played at Saratoga. % IflOE H e DWELLINGS BUILT The spring term of supreme court The Public serviie commission on at Hudson Falla came to a close late Friday denied the application of the last Wednesday afternoon following ----- the trial of the action of Samuel Tax Rate Will be Slightly Higher Yanklowitz of Granville, by his father, Barney Yanklowitz, his guard ian, against the Delaware and Hud son company. This trial resulted in a verdict of $H,000 against the rail road company. Young Yanklowitz, who is now twenty-one years old, was injured on the asoi'-f-i.ient September 22, l'JliL’, when driving- an No radical and automobile across the Potter avenue the crossing in Granville. Medical testi- but mony as t,o the nature and perma- man's in ju r ie s Than Last Year — Assessments Generally Much Below Sale Values of Property. At a spe-iul meeting nf tho hoard of trustees held Monday eve mug ; the annual revision of roll was completed, general changes were made in assessed valuation of property, a few alterations to correct what ap- nence of the young peared to the trustees to be inequali- was conflicting. ties in the list were made. Edward Schmidt, engineer, and The village has more new houses Benjamin Wilson, fireman of the train to assess this year than any time that hit Yunklowitz’s car, testified during the past decade, but that doesn’t mean that anything that can rightly be described as a building boom has taken place. There are now some half dozen or more houses, that the whistle had been blown and the bell rung for the crossing as usu al. A. number of witnesses gave test imony- for the plaintiff. After being out about two hours, the jury return- either recently completed or in pro- ed the verdict of $8,000 for the plain- cess of construction, and it has been tiff. The attorneys in the case were a long time since there has been as Wyman S. Bascom for the plaintiff, many new ones at once. To this ex- with Judge E. C. Rogers of counsel, tent the housing shortage here will and James McPhillips and Milford D. be relieved, but the continued high Wheden for the defendant, cost of labor and materials, coupled Another Granville case, that of I>«- with the comparatively low rents that menico Covine as administrator of prevail here, is a pretty effectual bar Thomas Covine, deceased, against to extensive building operations. Hugh P. Williams was dismissed Most of the houses that have been'when attorneys for the plaintiff failed built here in recent years are occu- to appear following the disposal of pied by their builders and owners, the Yanklowitz case. The action was and the only building operation now for the death of Domenico Covina, a in progress on more than a one-house ten-year-old boy, who was struck by scale is that of R. A.. Wilson, who Williams’ automobile as he j am pt*<] is making good progress with an at- from a lad of hay. tractive residence section in what is _______________ known as Maplewood court, just ea«t of Cottage street. Mr. Wilson has recently started work on the fourth residence there within a year. One of the four is completed and oeeupfM and two others are nearly finished. With the new houses and other Miss Flora B. Strnut Will be Irasti- Granville Power corporation for per mission to acquire the stock of the Granville Electric and Gas company of Granville, now known as the Eas tern New York Electric and Gas com pany. Other applications pending be fore the commission include the sale to this same company of the Salem Light Heat and Power company of Saleni and the Halfmoon Light, Heat and Power company of Mechamcville. The Granville Power corporation is a business corporation organized, it was stated, to facilitate the solution of the financial problems involved in the proposed unification of power com panies in counties. understood to be controlled by the Associated Gas and Electric company, wich is a rival of the Adirondack Power and Light corporation m secur ing power plants and franchises in this section. The commission, in determining that public interest would not be served by the transfer held that as a business corporation the Granville DEPRECIATION IN HACK MARKET Hamilton House Barn HeJics Rouse Recol lections but Few Bids^-Depot Bus tn House Chickens—Gas Wag on’s Final Triumph. Plans for extensive development of The Greenwich high school baseball electric power distribution lines im. defeated the fast Saratoga team the territory served by the Adir»n-ijn hotly contested game in that daclc Power and Light corporation cl,v Saturday afternoon, :i to 2, in the provide for the .serving of L\0(J0 addi -! fi,,t league game. A small group of tional rural customers in the nea r < Jreenwich fan-, accompanied the team future, aii'iil'ding to a statement ;ini| encouraged tht- players greatly Liv defini when tion a' pre-flr. hamni. solemr, timei - few5- of :■ i 1 run m ■table days in (1 ret-nw i . h parsed away last Satuid;u, Brothers held an auc- iwik-h the last relics of the •-r i period went under the It would have been a i cdsion for some of the ..ld- ! they had been present, but work and cost t made public last week. The esti - mated cost a f the w u rk of extending tilt; tr a i i 'iiii'a io n lin e s i-s over 1)00. ( . II. Churchill, head of the farm -i-rvice dtvis-ion of the corpnr- atioii, who has been m charge of de- wit'n their cheets The game opened with Goodrich knocking a hot one to the third base man. uh'i muffed it allowing Goodrich !\ arrive at first. Goodrich stole sec ond arid (.ip 'an i Hill brought him home with ii t!\o !.,is*. hit to left field \elopment of the preliminary work ha a fm the tir-t run of the gam.'. Sara- submitted a summary of the project.-] toga tied the 'fore in the second iran- ed extensions with details of th-e, mg y. hen Pierce gut on base a.nd hit which Charles S. Ruff tier,, Stiles follow*d with vice president anti general manage r biought Pien e home, uf the corporation. Hill made a scmr.d h.t in the third The development calls for 143 ■ inning but no score was made, miles of lines, twenty-five miles of In the fourth inning Holbro-ok which are already completed #nd iin; knovk“d a home run but was called operation and fifty-eight miles of (lllt for not touching 'ei ond base, which are under consti uction. Thi s ’ much to the distrust of Greenwich relics >f horse drawn grandeur that leaves sixty-four miles yet to be con - fans. Goodrich made j nice catch in formeri \ belonged to the various structed. The territory is divided | sixth inning. * livery -tables in this town. There into thirteen district- and the rura.1 the seventh inning Bloom, Sara- were.'I-'eral old coaches or \hacks extensions will radiate from centra 1 l,|Ka « \tar catcher, came across with charlt- if state in former days. I t ’s points. a hit and Powers brought him hr>rne not s many years ago that these The new plan of development, | 'vlt^ another hit, thue putting Sara- ti.-rn were there. The biddiTs Saratoga and W a shington vvere a practical lot and anne*nt All these companies iffe.^qiijppd.i’e-. that fti their day Cost as much .i- a middle-class automobile does t ..|.i> hardly got a bid. The Hamilton house livery seemed to hav.- accumulated nearly all the Power corporation could not engage ’ poiwier. u- carriages were familiar in the business of generating and sell- feature-oi every state occasion, tun ing electric power to the distributing erals h»■.-tight them all out. Now company thereby eliminating any con- an<i a high-toned wedding rr- sideration of public benefit in the way quired :n.- services of one of them of increased supply of electricity. ;toeorv.y the bridal pair to the train The opinion nf ('..mmwsioner to sUr ’ Ult'ir honeymoon tour. If under which these hues are being and | ahead. In the eighth inning' a hit by R. Weaver and one by Rud- ilnck with are to be constructed, calls for erec - tion of the lines by the company, the initial financing; cost the corporation. to be boine bs' COOT IK. C. T. U. INSTITUTE TO BE HELP HERE MAY 13 ■improvements to property in the vil- flage it is expected that the total of th^ assessment roll will show some increase over that of last year. The footings were not completed at the meeting Monday evening, but it wa- apparent that the additions would be somewhat larger than the reductions, making something of a net increase in the total. The additions to assessed valua tion will hardly be sufficient to pre vent an increase in the village tax rate this year, although this increase will be small. The total amount to be raised by tax for village purposes this year as given in the budget adopted by the hoard of trustees some time ago is J 18,500. Last year the total was $17,462. ’T'ht* increase in the assessment total can hardly be great enough to absorb the increased tax. tufe- I/eader— Program to Consist of \«ltlresses. Papers and Music. Thi- annual institute of th. W.»-h trgt'.n county W o man's Chrj-ti.in Temperance union will be held a' 'he H\'t skill Baptist chun h at Gre. n wich nn Wednesday of' next we.-k. May I I . with morning, afternoon and evening sessions Miss Flora E Stront, world's W. C T mission ary, will act as institute leader The sessions of the institute will open to the public, and everyone interested in the work of the organization w ill he we lcome. The m o rning session w ill open at 10-00 o'clock, d a y lig h t saving tim e , Charles Van Yoorhi-. who conducted the hearings m the case, says: “It appears that the petitioner is by far the weaker of the two com panies A- the controlling interest in both companies is the same, it would seem as if the financial re- ■ lUirements of the electric company could- best be met through the re sources of that company directly in stead of through ownership of its -took by petitioner, as in that case its properties would be back of what ever financial aid might he obtain. ■' h\ petitioner in it- behalf The s. ■ untie- offered t there w n a political parade the speak.-r- and ‘‘prominent citizens” were . .moved in them over the line of mar- i. and now and then disting uished r unspeakably wealthy visi tors ir • wn hired one of these out fits for j pleasure drive A .p p i' 1 -ntly nobody w a n tid tne-se coach.- One 0f them brought a bid of 51 io. and it probably cost ei^ht of COUNTY HEALTH NURSE one by a base on balls for Hill placed three Greenwich men on base. Holbrook endeavored to bring in the men but wa- too anxious and struck «>ut. White, the hero of the game for Greenwich, made a nice hit into cen- nrnnnTP rnn irnu t<r \ nr!n,; tvv\ runs, which H truHIh run A rnll.,P'»t-ed Greenwich ahead. 3 to 2 . 1 Thu ninth inning was soon over I and Greenwi.-h had won over Sara- (Her 400 Tubercular Cases I'nder Su-J4(,ea fnr (j,e first lltm. m the late his- pervision of M i \* h Stewart on Lassl Dav of Month. Miss Bertha M. Stewart, coants nine hundred dollars forty years ' nurse, has submitted her report foT thi ■ d i '.lritie- o\ e r vv h ii h would not [Ms., • e m u lation. a~ the i^Jl elect! 1 C or gas fin. d by s*.i*ute \ I t - .1 .tTi u lt to in ’ e r e - ' w ill be ic.]uisifior> o f the • v lie c..m p .iny i- the evident the public Wou'.i ■ f the p e titio n , r. th i- co m m i- -'\r. supervision .r petitioner i- n• -t -•■rporation a- de- see how the pub- henefitted by th.- tock nf the G r a n by the petitioner It purpose ftf section 711 ago nr ■epreciii f claiming; . r' -ee if a : .j vv ' th a- ” \ n o t h e r t ' . i ' i th r e e \ i d e p o t -’ .I. •ii, ie r e g u l . c - • r on to '■ 11 . i . nt COM -i\ v ice heri {■ -’ y-fi*ur y. • ■ ling to ( of the public service commission law that the c-.nsent of the commis. smn to 'he purchase or acquisition by a stock corporation of more than with si prayer service conucted by per centum of the stock of a gas Mrs. James McWhorter, evangelistic superintendent. This will be follow ed by the keynote address by Miss It might be fairly enough claimed ; Bxcerpts from the state pres- that the increase in village tax rates idents address, Mrs. Edith M Swr»et; that has occurred here within the of the Standard of Excellence, past few years is more apparent than Mr*. Vlary G Wilbur; Financial Plan, real, or in other words, that if prop- ^ rs Langdon; Symposium on erty was now assessed at as nearly Organization, Miss Strnut; Alcohol in its selling price as it was a decade Experiment and Experience, Mrs. ago there would be comparatively I'uc>' Loomis; I nion Signal, Mrs. little increase in the tax ratio. Some s'lra1' Gardner; Noontide prayer and six or eight years ago a general in- Bible reading, Miss Jrtattie P. Gray, crease was made in tbe assessment Mrs. L. W. Cronkhite will open the of village property, but it wasn’t afternoon session at 2:00 o clock with very radical and fell far short of a so\S service. Mrs. Alice Becker covering the advance in property w'ii speak on citizenship; Rev. F. W. values that have taken place since Bevan on upholding the laws, and pre-war days. Most of the residences Reynolds will give a piano in this village are assessed at 'fig- Rnln- Npxt a sketch of th** ures far below the valuation placed na^ c>,'al W. C. T. I', by Miss Adeline upon them by their owners, but Hasstirtprs: the Child Labor Amend- presumably it wouldn’t make tax- mer|t. Mrs. John Vail; violin solo, Mrs. payers any happier to pay a smaller ^ 'ayi0T| Pratt; Current Events in the tax rate on a larger valuation, and J emP?I'ance Reform, Mrs. H. L. Coy; ,a general change would involve the ahd electrical corporation should be withheld unless it be clearly shown that such holding of stock will be m the public interest. This has not been done on this application.” BUD BARBER LEFT TOWN WITH EMPLOYER’S CASH Long \rm of the Law Grabbed Him at Watervliet—Now in the Salem Jail. W h . l e th i - l o o k s like heavy i* rriru'h: be well f»cf.*rc cord foi it to u n i t a n d m> d. ! sed.in w ■ 1! be ^ a - l i l t ,n 1'.'T. • hat b'-\ J g K ' no |o .s ar- wa- 11. \l.i Im- * h a ’ f \ i m a n . \i jii- • ■ i ps to t he p.i■» - II ir '1 • • • al 1 tram- This , \'l, a e Wa- p jt in to *\• Robert H.mult, n i ■ - at’o this spring, a. ■ ai..!i Sullivan, \h\ r. in. mber-s it- nr-t trips. K. i m.»rc triii thirty year- it hardly nn--ed a ti'p except when it was laid up n> av ,r 1 the® to get a fresh coat of paint For sonae ten or twelve year- it h.nl [•..■I out of commission, and its pur- c-.i-er it is understood intends t\ re- del i4 into a chicken house I'Id coach harnesses were sold at kirLrnm rates, and fine tu>- ami * hroe-seated buckboards, nattjr tum ors twenty years ago, went for Ki’-ii'.y a tenth of their cost. Sleighs sold a 3ittlc better, for the autumn bile hasx’t althogether put tho sleitrh ..a’ of business, but the fine carriage it has certainly forced into the di s- c.ird I *ie new owner- of the Hamiltny h...-e d id n ’t get rich out of the nuc ti . 1 . but it is understood that thfy h i a tfew of the hacks left and the an’ -;ue market seems to advance •antly. They may prove good in vestments yet. W iile the auction was going on t t trustees in an endless series of ex- five minute talks on law enforcement by six members. P,IanaJions, and arguments. _ It is in the evening at 7:30, led by Rev. A*i?®tri0ti? SOnf[ s£IT,iCe,W711, 1>€]!eId Beattie to take him in an automobile therefore hardly to be wondered at Edgar C. Smith with music by the to Troy early Saturday morning, say- , . . . . . . that their revision of the assessment high school orchestra, and Lincoln E ing that he had to get some papers seven children of pre-schcool and r?U consists principally in minor Reytjolds and Mrs. Thomas A. Eddv signed and wanted to get hack in school age^being examined, and many 1 iCi ia.n.g ?S-..l05,,the keeP,ng ’f ’1! sing a duet. M«S Strout wiil |tinle to sto t his day-s work. Beattie deliver the address of the evening. it as equitable as possible. ^ Headed for Pugilistic Fame. National Hospital Day at Cambridge. , Greenwich has a promising young Elaborate plans are being made for , boxer m the person of George Shan- the observance of N'ational Hospital , not retnrn- non who won the decision in a- six-, day at the Mary McClellan hospital, 1 In the meantime round preliminary bout with Charley Cambridge, Tuesday of next week. : fied the sheriff’ Tflr^lr /rf T.lfflo Tl'olle* nf A lknmn !««+ I Tl,_ T _ _ ‘ a . i «it i n , 1 tile SncLlIX the m o n t h o f A p r i l . A t the begin - n i n g ..f the m o n t h there were -l-'ia c u r - lent ca-es o f tu b e r c u l o s i s u n d e r tliee s u p e r v i s i o n of the W a s h i n g t o n c..un- t\ tub< r< j i . . ' i s an.i pu b l i c Health c o m m i t t e e In n c o u n t y as la r g e a=s W a s h i n g t o n , it is e v i d e n t th a t t h f '.a-k of fo l l o w i n g up thi- n u m b e r ntf ca-es is im e a * j one and M-ijuire- tht' in t e l l i g e n t su p e r v i s i o n o f m .\peri- eni ed riurs.* T h e n u m b e r o f patient-- « h o h a v e be.-n a b l e to re t u r n to theitr ,i. i u-toriic! a . ' t . v i t i e s a f t e r h a v i n g received tr . a t m e n t either at h o m e n r in a s a n a t o r i u m i- .m evidence o f ths.’ efficient w o r k o f ’Mi-- S t e w a r t . The report follows; lu in - n t ia-.'- h i-t day of m o n th, o'.*, r.evv cases admitted to nurse's .aie. old cases re-admitted ti > nu'-'i care. :i; case- disi hargeid from nuise’s care. 5; current cases last day of month, patientss visited, No, home calls made, 12 z ointa<,t tases^ it!; susp»-ct cases. :i; non-tube rcular cases. Li; patients left county. I; deiith- under nurse=; supervision, 4; deaths not under nurse's supervision, 4; person- um waiting list. 3; persons adm itted t® sanatoria, 1 ; per-ons discharged! from sanatoria. 3; clinic, 4; confer ences with health officers, other physicians, public health nurses, coun ty agent and supervisors, 30; missel- total number calls made 112; towns visited, Cambridge. Fort Ann, Fnrt Edward. Granville, Greenwich, Hudson Falls, Saleni, W h itehall. As time goes on. Miss Stewart's report (states, -we are finding more the county of what public health_ work means and what this county is dome in health lines. Organizations of both men and women are ready to assist us with problem- when these cases are in certain villages needing assistance. No matter what our requests are, some one of the organizations is o' t Hem'Tc^rnyed. The physicians in sure to come forward to aid us. They atternian-ce were Dr. Richard Morgan are gVer ready to supply automobiles the pub- 11 be pro present and the public health nurses vided by others, and even the use s joined im the work. Those present 0f a hath tub, which was requested Clark had noti- were Miss Ella Murphy of the state recentlyi was obtained. The use of office and state this article was necessary in order Frank Clark, a Salem barber, re cently employed a young man who gave his name a”* James Jones. Sat- ST85 ^apron urday morning when Mr. Clark open ed his shop he missed $B0 in money and a number of razors and other articles of shop equipment. Jones was missing. On investigation he learned that the young man had employed James woikmen continued their operations ... -he hotel barn which is being ne- ,;neou;. calK v , nvieled and enlarged for a garage T'i. ham and sheds used to be filled to capacity with horses and buggies nearly every Saturday night. No\W th. horse stays at home and tho p.om he required i= taken over by the Tbe day of the \gentle m.t’i ' Tcadster\ is gonp. There are a few track horses and more draft ancj nioi'e appreciat ion throughout horses and “farm chunks,\ but fnr th. old time road horse it seems to h. ill over but the sh&oting. V t * try of the school. i Coach Herrmjrton** team *howe.l Bp v»fll Saturday m a k ing onl> one t-rror j and making eight hit.- U» Sapat^jra'a i five errors and four hits. Holbrook 'pitched a £oori prame, «trikiner out ten nu n. \vhi!f Nit hoi* -^tru^k o.it eig-ht .i’i'! Smith. \vh.' rrl . \ ■ d N ICll i*l« in * fir sr\*'nf m 1 r;r 11 u w u« V ■ Hit ! hre*c « * i I > t il ‘ n Hill | ',4'. * 1 Ui • 1 tint' two V, .* s In*»ulf*. .t’ ■ r -n ir a nunihrr •>f had ^ t hri>w n t h. m a* first \ f\ t S.if u» la\ < * r* uu . h plays >'<fr KtJwjird hrr< ir e. offid ii’.iwur canu* f ’ ht* '<•.i-on. Nothing ■ - kn«»wn *»f t v -t r«-* tr’ h \f t he l'.»rt H«!\vanl t«*ani j .< thu ,.11 h.■ it - - ti rst thi\ y<Mr Thr \iimilnr\ - f S t t uni.-iv - game i ' as? f»»ll«»\v- ( ; i : k k m v i ( h Al! R H K ( i ' uir,* h. If 1 n 0 H V\ r;i\* r . J 1 1 1 iiiii. n. % 1 2 0 K LUldlH* k. « f •1 n 1 0 ir»lhr«n»k. p 4 i> 1 0 W h ltr. .lh \ n 2 0 B ’jrri'. i 4 n n 0 rtTkin-v, 3 n _ 1 0 (i WrH\H!\ rf 4 i i \ (1 0 ' Total 3.-. K 1 VRATOC; \ \ B R H E Schwartz, rf I 0 <i D Haye'i, 2 h 4 0 0 0 N i hol^. Wb, p 1 n 0 0 Blimm. c .■! 1 1 0 p€i\ver<. '»< 4 n 1 1 Piprce. cf o 1 0 4 Stilt*-, rf 0 1 0 Sm ith, ‘ih. p n i n K . a . lb o 0 0 0 lh 1 0 <i 0 Total :?o n 4 & I hildr<in’s Clinic Well Attended. The children’s clinic, which was held last Wednesday at the county public health headquarters in Hud- Falls, was a great success, thirty- [took bint to Troy and Jones told him and Pr. «. S. Pesquera of Mount Me- to bvinR. certairl patients to 1 to wait a few mijiutes and he would C,reg’>r. Dr. Walliam L. Munson, Clothing wil - he h„cV Beattie waited, but Jones Hi-t.-.rt state health officer, was also He health climc. Clothing Sunday School Association Meeting. The Washington County Sunday School association will hold its first annual institute for the Sunday s-vhools of the county ill the Bajitist church at Hudson Falls P’riday of this week, with morning, afternoon and evening session- The association, ivhich is a non-seeterian organization, promises a pleasing and instructive program. The principal topic will l>e \Leaders'hip Training,\ and the fol lowing state office specialists are ex pected to speak: Rev. T. Basil Y'oung, superintendent leadership training de partment; Rev. Carles W. Briggs, director religious education; Miss Edith Quick, young people's superin tendent; Mrs. Harriet C. Poppe, in structor in handwork. Holstein C a ttle Sale. R. Austin Backus of Mexico, New Eck of Little Kalis at Albany last I The hospital will be open ail day fo r i. ^ , r>eeue ui r? ijitcuun, j«ia. ( . , TT . nighty Shannon entered the ring ( inspection and the public is invited to trooPers’ The officers' succeeded in 0f p’ort Edward; Miss Mary to make a patient presentable for ' ork, will have charge of the Holstein weighing 165 pounds and his oppo- j visit the hospital on that day. The i locating Jones in Watervliet and it McDonald of Granville, Miss Bertka physical examination. One would <ale to he held on the Washington nent was a half-pound heavier. Al-j Babies’ Alumni association will cele- ‘ is reported recovered most of the M. Stewart and Miss Rose LeMay | hardly credit the above statement in J county fair grounds between Fort Ed- ' though Shannon has had but little brate with a birthday party, and a ! monpv an(i oti,Pr „trap71 Tft_ „ 0f Hudson Falls, and Miss Virginia this day when soap and water are vard and Hudson Falls Wednesday, ring experience, he made an excep- professional program has been ar- ■ , . . . , . ® , gf , Kilrain, executive secretary and clinic so easily obtained. It is difficult to Hay 27, under the auspices of the tonally good showing. About fifty ’ ........................... - • ««<« k * \ * a . w . - ’ — ^ — .> ------ nrr......— \men from this village witnessed the bout. ranged for visiting physicians. Dr. j w&3 brought back to Salerii and lodg- M. T. MacEachem of Chicago will be ’n Ja'l to awatt the action of the one of the speakers. grand jury. director. The clinic rooms were a t -1 have the teaching that cleanliness tractively decorated with tajaltl health, and dirt breeds disease reach posters pertaining to child health. some people. Washington County Holstein club. Iflr. Backus had charge of last year’s sale which was very successful.
