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HlMllTOIICOUlinilECORD • LAKE PLEASANT The funeral of Norman F. Paralow, infant son of Frank Paralow, was held at home Monday afternoon. The baby passed away Saturday, his mother died of pneumonia during July. In terment waa made in the family plot at the Airdville cemetery. Among other relatives who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. John Parslow and family of Troy, and Bradley Parslow of Camp DiX, N. j . C b n rch sei vices will be held in the Union Church, at L>ake P leasant, at 3 o’clock hereafter, instead of in the morning. Rev. C. A. Simmons is preaching at Ames now, and this church and. the one at Speculatorps being served by a supply-pastor. Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Johnson of Albany were in their camp , on Sacan- daga Lake last weekend. Mrs-. Lewis Nichols spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Abram Wight of Gloversville who has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parslow enter tained the iollowiug guests, Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. William Daggett, and Mr and Mrs. Shepheid and son ofNew- Mrs. Pierson Aird visited friends in this vicinity one day last week. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Campbell and Mrs. Doretha SuflEern of Road’s End Camp have gone to Florida for several weeks’ vacation. CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to express my sincF're thanks and appreciation for the kindness and sympathy ex'ended during the illness and bereavement of my late wife, and Infant son Norman. Mr. Frank Parslow and Family. lake pleasant central school Honor Roll Report cards for the month of Septem ber have been issued from the Lake Pleasant Central Rural School. The following students have an average from 90 - 100 and are known as High Honor Students: Grade one; Thomas McAfee. Grade three: Beatrice Magee. Grade four: Audrey Howland. Grade five: Patricia Downey, Patricia Stoddard, Shirley Call, Grade six: Rose Marie Page. Grade seven: Gerard O’Neill. Grade eight: Pamelia Osborne, The following students have.^an aver age from 85-90 and are known Honor Students: Grade one: Josie Lon Bnzzee. Grade two: Joyce Graham, Joan Weaver, Elsie Knapp. Grade three: John McAfee, Joanne Chequer, Marie Osborn^ Grade four: Donald Cotton, Joan Graham. Grade seven; Julia Knapp. Grade eight: Gordon Burton. Grade nine: Lorraine Page, Alton Budes, Abram Morrison. The following students have Perfect Attendance: Kindergarten: Thomas Perkins, Sonny Schoonmaker. Grade one: David Call, Harry Gra ham, James Simons, Josie Lou Bnzzee. Grade two: Edward Magee, Allen Simons, Adlore Yennard, Marilyn Aird, Joyce Graham, Elsie Knapp, Joan Weaver. Grade three; Albert Aird, Arnold Rudes, Vellma Bnzzee, Beatrice Magee. Grade four: Joan Graham, Paul Clouthier, Donald Cotton, Nelson Knapp, Thom is Lamphear, George Page, Vernon Yennard. Grade five: Lawrence Afrd, Robert Downey, John Kibler, Edward Perkins, Paul Wilhur, Shirley Call, Isabeile Parslow,,Alvira Yennard, Ellen Yen nard-' Grade six: Beatrice Duheme, Shirley Howland, Beatrice Knapp, Dora Morri son, Rose Marie Page, Dorothy Slack) Lewie Parslow, George Reese, Williahl Rudes. Delbert Tubbs. - ■ Grade seven: Margar.;t Aird, Elaine Greehe, Jnstine Kibler, Julia Knapp, Josephine Parslow, Ann Slack, Doris Whitman. Grade eight: Ralph Call, Gordon Barton, Freddie Knapp, Pamelia Os borne, Laura Lamphear, Mary Yen- nard, Dorothy Page. Grade nine: Carol Aird, Betty Car- roll, Lorraine Page, Helen Saracino, William Hovey,' Edward Lamphear, Abram Morrison, Clarence Morrison, Amos Page, Alton Rudes, LeRoy Weaver. Grade ten: Milton Brooks, Gerald Buyca, Jason Knapp, Elmer Page, Helen Aird, Josephine Morrison, An nette Page. SPECULATOR C. C. C. CAMP Sunday, 8:80 A. M.: Mass. By Franciscan Fathers Many Executed in Reign of Terror Between September, 1793, and •July, 1794; about 3,000 people were executed in Paris^^and at least 18,000 In other part»^. of Prance. COURT REJECTS PRIMARY FRAUD SUIT BY CURRY Supreme Court Justice Ellsworth C. Lawrence, Wednesday, dismissed the action disputing the nomination of Dennis Dillon of Baquetta Lake as the Republican candidate for Hamilton County Judge. Arguments on the case were presented before Justice Lawrence at the opening of Supreme Court this week in Ballston Spa. Charges of irregularity of fraud were brought by James D. Curry, attorney, residing at Blue Mountain Lake, Who was candidate for the Republican nom ination. Justice Lawrence asserted he had found no evidence to support the allegations made by Attorney Curry. Dillon, a layman, who has held the County Judgeship since 1932 claimed the nomination by a margin of 13 votes. Curry, disputing the nomination, ques tioned the validity of certain ballots cast in the Town of Arietta, where the final count was Curry 22. Dillon 18. A new complication in the political tangle arose immediately after the de cision was handed down. Curry an nonnced be would run as an independ ent candidate in the election November 8 . He has until October 11 to file hie petition. Dillon won the Democratic nomina tion for the office and unlessHhere is an independent candidate he will not.bave any opposition at the polls. LONG LAKE. Industrial oil burning equipment has just been installed in Long Lake High School which burns No. 6 bunker oil. This is the first equipment of this type installed in Hamilton County, -The general contract was awarded, and executed by Kidder Smith of Johns town, New York. Leon Laiuos was home from the Albany Business college for the week Miss Peggy Duane has gone to Alba ny to take a secretarial position. Mr. and Mrs. Don Burch have moved from the Bice cottage to an apartment in Andrew Joseph’s house. , George Gregory has purchased the Fitzsimnaous house on the Walker rpad and taken possession. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becker have moved to the Wm. Duane house vacated by Mr. Gregory. Wallace F. Emerson came home from Brandieth Lake, Monday, to at tend conrt where he has been drawn as Mrs. Edith Battese has returned to the Long Lake Club after spending two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Izetta Rassell. Gibraltar Spanish Until 1704 Gibraltar was part of Spain until captured in 1704 by a British and Will Signed on Sunday Valid A wiU or a codicil may be signed, any day, including Sundays or leg holidays. - Belated to Hungarians The Finns racially are related to the Hungarians, except those oi l^andinavian blood. ____ ' d a n c in g assisted as by the school orchestra, members of the Firemen’s Miss Marguerite Jackson, only daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Jackson, was married at her home Sunday even ing, to Robert B. Moon, Jr., of Braden ton, PJa. The young couple took the midnight train for New York, at Then- dara. They will reside in Florida. Miss Jackson attended Long Lake High School, was graduated in Bing* hamton and is an accomplished mnsi- Arthnr Stone, high school senior, won the cup in the gun club trap shoot ing contest, Saturday. He competed with men who had won many cups in previous contests’. Next Saturday the club will compete for the Haven and Aughiltree cupSi A box “party for tbe benefit of the Senior Class was held, at the school house, Friday evening. Music for When-you’ve been out latci drink a glass of milk before you go to bed. Cool, fresh milk aids your alkaline reserve, helps to counterbalance the fatigue poisons in your sys tem, make you feel brighter in the morning. The Bureau o f M tlk Publicity^ A lbany, T H E S T A T E O F N E W Y O R K Abrams’Hall'S t Saturday Nite, Oct. 8 Carver Prine’s Orchestra Round & Square 9 - 1 o’clock Spot Dance-Prize Heated HaM OIL BURNING EQUIPMENT DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL We guarantee to cut your costs 10% in any steam or water system. Ask us about our “Fuel Savers** KIDDER SMITH 500 N. Perry St., Johnstown P h o n e 1394-R Phone 3145-J Gloversville Johnstown Leading Wine-Producing District Macon is the principal town of the famous wine-producing district of Burgundy. Curly-Haired Horses The Bashkirs,' which come from the plains of eastern Russia, are a curly-haired breed of horSes. Lake Vener Third in Europe Lake Vener in Sweden is the third largest in Europe. Pony, Jigger of Brandy A pony of brandy is an ounce. A jigger is about 1% ounces. Notice to Creditors Pursuant to an order of Hon. Dennis Dillon, Surrogate of the County of Hamilton, NOTICE IS HEREBY YEN according to la' ong Lake, eountyt deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof to the under signed administrator of all and gingnlar the goods, chattels and credits of the said deceased, at his office in the to' of Long Lake, said county, on or befi ttie first day of January, 1939. Wilson, Administrator. inistrator, of Januf Dated June 17, 1938, Beecher Wi’ Francis H. Slater, Attorney for admii Tapper Lake, N. Y. TERMS OF COURT FOR 1938 Until further ordered, the ter Court of the County of Hamiltoi be held during the year 1938 at the times and places hereinafter mentioned, to-wit; terms of Will For the trials of issues of law and act, to be held at the Court House in 5 town of Lake Pleasant, at the fol lowing times: MAY—F irst T uesday OCTOBER—F irst T uesday . A grand jiury j wi quired -to attend A trial jury will not as per Se< ill be drawn and re attend, as per Section dioiary Law, entitled “Jurors for Coun ty Courts”. If it shall appear upon the call of the calendar, or subseqaentiy thereto, that trial jarors are, or will be necessary for the disposal of actions ight to trial' at that term of t on a day. 3 UCh Jud] to „ .. lat term of the Court or at any adjourned term, the County Judge may direct the Com t to trial' that Ijou idge may direct the ( lummon Trial Jarors t rs to serve days, to be specified by Without a Jury for the ial of issue of law, hearings of mo tions and other proceedings, to be held at the Chambers of the County Judge, in the Village of Inlet, the first Tues day of each mouth except January, May, July, August, and October. In January and October, hearings will be held on the second Tuesdays. Dates for regular terms for Surrogate’s Court are as follows: First Tuesday of each month except January, July, Aug ost and October. In January and Oct ober, hearings, on the second Tuesday. Other dates for Surrogate’s Court can be arranged upon request to the Burro either at Chambers at Inlet,Inlet, N..Y., Y., N ,ke Pleasant, Chamber, Amsterdam Friday, April'22nd, Alexander Friday, November 18th, Alexai gate, either or at the Courjt.House at Lai New York. Dated at Inlet, N. Y., November 24, 1937. D ennis D ii . ix > n , [S eal ] County Judge and Surrogate STATE OF NEW YORK, Hamilton County Clerk’s Office. / ® Clerk of tht id Clerk of .a l d « i ,n . y .d o h » i b , i S S S S S ' have compared ,the preceding with the Friday, March 18t; original Court Designations filed No^ “ • * 4 p.m.. in lave compared ,the preceding riginal Court Designations £ 27,1937, at 4 p. m in my office and thj the same is a correct transcript there from and of the whole of said original. In Witness Whereof, 1 have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed mj ofiiciHl seal, this 27th day of November, 1937 WILLIAM B. RONALD, C lekk T R IA L AND SPECIAL TEKAIS OF TH E SUPBEBIB COURT. Assignments of Terms and Justices for the year 1938 for the Fourth Judi cial District. Pursuant to the provisions of section if the Judiciary Law, the underr 1 to constilstit 84 of 1 signed, Jnstlces assigned, to con the Appellate Division of the Supre Court, in and for the third Judii lepartment, do hereby appomt mes and places for bolding the e ral Trial and Special Terms in ourth Judicial Distiiot of such depart- leut ior the year-1938, and also do ap point the times and places for Final Action upon petitions for Naturaliza tion of Aliens to be admitted to become Citizens of the United States within .nil of raid Judicial District as follows; TRIAL TERMS. Clinton County, at Plattsburg Monday, April 11, Brewster ■' nday, November 14th, Rogers Essex County, at Elizabethtown Monday, May 9, Lawrence Monday, September 26, Alexander Franklin Connty, at Malone. Monday, February 14th, Lawrence Monday, April 25tb, Alexander Monday, Oetobe. 17th, Brewster Fulton County, at Johnstown. Monday, January, 3, Alexander Monday, April 25, Brewster Monday, October 3, Rogers Montgomery County, at Fonda Monday. January 17th, Alexander Monday, May 9, Brewster Tuesday, September 6 , Rogers St. Lawrence County, at Canton. Monday, January 3, Lawrence Monday. May 9, Rogers Tuesday, September 6 . Alexander Saratoga County, at Ballston Spa Monday, January 8, Bi Monday, April 11, Bogers 'ga * January 8 , Brewster Monday, April 11, Rog Monday, October 3, Lawrence Schenectady County, at Schenectady. JVionuay, January 17, Lawrence Monday, M_rch 14 , Alexander, Rogers Michigan, Minnesofa Lakes Michigan has 4,187 named lakes. Minnesota has over 10,000 lakes. Notice of License Notice is hereby given that License H. L. No. 1255 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer, liquor, or wine, at retail in the Hotel Wells, under the alcoholic beverage control law, situated on the east side of State highway in the hamlet of Wells, town of Wells in the county of Hamilton, for on-premises consumption; also Off-premise Permit October 6, 1938, Mary A. Zeiser. Notice is hereby given that license . L . No. 947 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer, liquor or wine at retail in Cobblestone Inn, under the alcoholic beVera; on Main Street, Lake, county of 1 premises consumptu Anna D ue September 28, 1938. ,ge co n tr o l Jaw , lo c a ted in the town of Long Hamilton, for on- Notice is hereby given that Licensi No. R. L 8880 has been issued to the undersigned to sell Beer, Wine and Li quor at retail in a Restaurant, under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, at Loomis Restaurant, Jones Rd., Inlet, N. Y., Hamilton County, for on premises consumption. Loomis Restaurant, Geo. W. Loonais, Prop. H2x 10 14 linlet, N. Y. Washington Conntv, at Hudson Falls Monday, January 3, Rogers Monday, April 4, Alexander Washington County, at Salei Tuesday, September 6 , Lawrene HOURS OF OPENING All Trial Terms shall open at one- thirty (1:30) o’clock P. M., on the first day of the Term and thereafter the hours of opening and closing will be announced by the presiding Justice. GRAND AND TRIAL JURORS Grand jurors summoned to appear at all Trial Terms at the opening of Gonri, on the first day, except that no Granc Jury shall be summoned for the Schec- tady Term beginning March 14th. : Trial jurors summoned to appear at the aforesaid Trial Terms on the.s^oiid day at nine-thirty (9:30) o’clock A. M. SPECIAL TERMS WITH TRIAL TERMS Special Terms will be held at tht Conrt House in the said counties re- Bpectively at the same time with the Tfeai Terms, and the liinftatious 0 ! Rule 63, subdivision 4 of the Rules o Civil Practice shall not apply, SPECIAL TERMS. Clinton County in the Court House City of Plattsburgh Friday, June 10th, Lawi Friday, December 30th, Essex County at the Supr< Chambers, Elizabethtown. Friday, July 1st, Brewster Franklin County in the Court House, Malone. Friday, July 1 st, Lawrence Fulton County in the Court House, Johnstown Friday, June 3rd, Rogers Friday, November 4th, Ri Brewster i^ y at the Supreme Court Montgomery County, Supreme Courl iber, Amsterdai .pril' 22 nd. ith, Alexander St. Li Hoi lawrence County, House, Canton Friday, April 15th, Lawrence Friday, June 24th, Lawrence , , -----:h, Lawrem Friday, November 18th, La wrence the Oily Hall lay, March 18th, Brewster Friday, J uly 8 th, Rogers Friday, August 12 th, Brew ster Schenectady County, at th< House, Schenectady Friday, April 1st, A lexander Friday, June 8rd, Alexander F riday, Ju ly 22nd, Alexander .a. , V AUDAHUUUI Friday, December 16th, Alexander Warren County, at the Supreme Conrt chambers, Glens Falls Friday, April 1st, Rogeis Friday, November 18;h, Brewster Washington County, at the Supre Comt Chambers, Hudson Falls Iday, June 30th, Rogers Friday, December 2 nd, Rogers Special Terms are always open at Su preme Court Chambers when a Justice is present. . ' At the Special Terms appointed foi Friday in the village of Canton, New York, cases to be tried befoi e the Courl without a jury may be noticed for trial at ten o’clock A. M . ______ a p p x joation ji'oR N aturalization F inal application on petitions foi admittance to citizenship will be heard on the first day of each Trla ______ following counties th e y t be held at Trial and/or Special Ti here n e x t st.— ^ . Special .Tem cember 30th; Fulton County, Trial id /o r iz; Clii n County, Trial and Special Terna January 3rd and Special Term June 3rd; M o n tgom e ry County, Trial and Special Terms. January 17th and September 6 th; St. Lawrence Coun ty, Special Terms June 24bb, and Nov ember 18th;. Schenectady County Trial and Special Terms January 17th, April ary 17th, April 6 th; Franklin pedal Terms Feb- il 25th and Special September County Trial and Spe rnary 14th and April Term July 1, Should the Justice term lie absent, or u n abli other Justice of the Fourth District may preside at such act, any ^ Judicial Dated Albany, N. Y., Nov. 12, 1937 J ames P . H il l day, M_rch 14 , Alexander, iday. April 25, Lawrerce, Ali Mo] . , Tuesday, Sept. 6 , Brewster Monday, October 31,. Alexander, Brews- Warren Connty, at Lake George. Monday, January 17, Rogers ' Monday, May 23, Lawrence Monday, October 10 . Alexander L eon 0 . R hodes , . D aniel V. M c N a ] J ohn C C rapseb , F. W alter B liss , C hristopher J. H effernan Associate Justices. STATE OF NEW YORK. ) Hamilton Connty Clerk’s Office. J I hereby certify that I have compared the annexed copy of appointment of terms of Supreme Court for 1938 with the original filed in this office, and that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original appointment. Wituess my hand and official this 17th day of November, 1938. W il l i a m B. R o n a l d , OLERk, Job Printing at the Record Office. SCHOOL COLLECTOR’S NOTICE Notice is hereby given to the taxable inhabitants of Central School district, 1, that I have received the warrant the collection of the School Tax for the year 1938, and will receive the same at one per cent, for thirty days follow ing the date of this notice, after which five per cent, will be charged. Dated at Wells, N. Y., this I9th day of Septem ber, 1988. George S. M o rrison, Collector. CORRECTION OF ONE WORD IN PROPOSED CONSTITU TIONAL a m e n d m e n t s On page 3 of this issue, the third column under Article VIII Section 1 subdivision C, as corrected now reads ...... ..present Section 10 that the section shall not prevent ......... ” The word ‘second’ was changed to ‘section’ to comply with instructions from the f ffice of the Secretary of State. Photo Developing & Printing, Dewey 8 The federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Protects Yonr funds In This Bank. Through the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, created by Congress as a permanent Federal Agency, all of our depositors to the extent of $5,000 of the deposits of each are protected against loss. The additional security for deposits made possible by this insurance should be a real incentive for you to open an account here. It furnishes a sound basis for confi dence in the safety of your funds under all condition. The Northville Bank Northvme, N. Y. Building Materials a t ~ . REDUCED PRICES 90 lb. Slate Surfaced Boofing (Best Grade) |3.15 65 lb. Smooth “ “ “ “ 2.15 55 lb. “ “ “ (Good Grade) 1.40 351b. “ “ “ “ “ ^ 1.00 Slate Surfaced Strip Shingles . , Asphalt Fibred Boof Coating, 5 gals. 2.75 ) 1/2 in. Galvanized Steel Water Pipe,, per ft. 7c. 3/4 in. “ u - .( 'u “ 81/2c. 1 in. . “ “ . . “ “ 13o. 11/4 in. “ “ iec. 11/2 in. “ 19c. 2 in. a « 36c. 200 gal. Septic Tanks $17.00 300 gal. “ “ 23.00 Drain Tile and Sewer Pipe, per ft, 10c. and up White Pine Flooring and Ceiling, ft. 3 l-2o. 3/8 in, Insulating Board; Smooth Ivory Finish, Similar to Celotex 3|c. sq. ft. 4 in. Bockwool Insulation 7^c, sq. ft. 2 in. « « 5 i(j. sq. ft. We carry a complete line of water and drain pipe, pipe fittings, valves, faucets and other plumbing supplies. All above prices include delivery and are Less 5% for cash 10 days Adirondack Lumber Co. Wells, N. Y. B a nk M o n e y O r d e r s Safe - Convenient - Cost Less Bank Money Orders provide a ne'W, easy way to pay bills and make remittances, • safely, by mail. They are used in the same way as Postal or Express Money Orders, but are more conveniently obtained; issued for any anaount and accepted everywhere, and their cost is very low. Another ad vantage is that you get a definite receipt— a complete record of the transaction and a positive proof of payment. Hanulton County National Bank Wells, N. Y. STAINED PAGE
