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>AY. XOV.-15. Ui:r, ON ABORN ED FIGURE HOW WORLD of His Opera Compaq speared in Ogdens- -g in Stage Days. Aborn, theatrical proouc- • pressario. died Sunday at in NYw York. Mr. Aborn 'en with a heart attack aven last week. wheTe b : < Sullivan troupe had be* a ie wa? brought home oa but failed to rally. 4 rn was in his seveentieth had spent more than iif- 1 on and witJi the sta?>\ ated his theatrical golden ?x May. •5unlived by his widow. \orie P. Aborn. whom a* n 1S0^. and two dausht-* ^ayaaonU B. Alexander of : and \Mrs. Alvin H. Soar nort. La. rn was a native of Man s- In his youth he set out yWxxg salesman and went Boston before his ardent* cro on the stage overcame i'irst step was nothing ii ious and courageous, for 1 his own company, rn wa? the only amateur. production was Adrian V .cot.\ eith was managing: a 10- eville show in Boston at He was impressed with )rn's temerity and pole::- * an actor and offered th- •roducer a place on tl:^ bill at a salary of $-• t Mr. Aborn immediatel.. •oni the role of produce •• vaudeville comedian. liv me sta^e manager an-i - K^ith decided to off*-\-\ s condensed versions of ovel Gilbert and Sullivan . Aborn was put in cbaru- reduction. he struck out again as adtr.t. producer and thre- m ' r joined with his broth te Sargent Aborn. in th* Dn of the Aborn 1-ight npany. * *n was a i>opular member npany's cas*s as we\ as •er of its comic an J lirht -rines at the Grand Op- - in Philadelphia. He ar- I)e Roven's \Rob:r. -har's \The Merry Wii- , Herbert's \Mile. >i«.»i earanee of the Ai>ora op- jiit-s ir. O^den^burjr wi: .i by many^ people. Mun- HubbarA tx»oked seve:ai ttractions. il of Mrs. lller Yesterday eral of Mrs. Delia Cor- r. who died Sunday at rn hospital after an iil- a heart ailment, *a* * rday from the hom* of Mrs. Joseph Brian, 4** •t. at 7..W*. Requiem hicin celebrated at S:. Marys at * by Rev. L. D. Ber 1 mas made in Xotrr *-iery. - - OTICE clothes will be is- adults by the May-. ef at the City Hall, accompanied by .rents may obtain- I needed. J. Morissette. Mavor. * •wj»:r>x>:si»AY. xow i.vn>£! T HE A T> V A X C K - N E W S rAce FW» Farmers to Use Murray Show Rooms It was announced yesterday that George M. Murray, local auto deal- er, had extended an invitation to farmers to use the showroom of his garage on Isabella Street for their niarkei place when they come to Ogdensbura: each Wed- nesday and Saturday morning to sell their produce. The garage showroom is ideally situated for the purpose, fceing directly across the street from the McNaughton market where the farmers now gather to market their goods, in the open air. Dust Storm Forces Vessel Commissioner Hubbard To Halt for Several Hours Files Report of Costs Of Welfare in October T!ie crew of the steamer Lucius I biles were covered with a thin coat Up until now the farmers h are! been forced to remain outside thej market building, due to the fact) that the inside is occupied. The* cold weather of late has made in unconiforiaJt>!e. and the farmers will welcome the warm quarters which they have been invited to use. 31 r. -Murray conferred with May- or Ralpfc J. Morissette about the matter before extending the invi-' tat ion to tiie farmers. W. Robinson of the George Hail Corporation fleet which reaches this port early yesterday morning reported they ihwy were torced to halt their vessel-*a-nd drop anchor for several hours in the St. Law- rence on Monday while enroute to this pori as a result of the dust storm which swept over this sec- tion of the state. Visibility wa? practically nil. they reported, and they were unable to navigate with any decree of safety. The dust cloud was so thick that the entire ship was covered with a thin coat- ing of mud as the dun mixed with the rain and snow that was en- countered. The windows of the pil- ot's quarters, forward, were scrub- bed five times by the members of the crew tvithin the space of a few hours. The cloud appeared to vanish as rapidly as it had ap- peared and visibility had returned to normal within a few hours, the sailors reported. The results Oi the freak storm were very noticeable in this city, especially by motorists. Automo- ing of mud and windshields were glazed with a coating of dust mix- ed *iih rain that made driving hazardous. The Robiuson brought down a load of coal for the Hall company. Capt. Harold Brosnan is the master of the ship, which will be placed in winter quarter^ here. She wa*? commissi on t-d late in the season. Commissioner of Public Welfare Chart <s S. Hubbard presents his report for October ut the monthly meeting of the city charities- hoard yesterday. Decreases in expenditures and the number of persons on the relief list were shown. Mayor R. J. Morissette presided at the meet- ing. Bills were audited and referred to the city councr! tor payment The report of Mr. Hubbard was as- follows: Oct. 1933 Sept. 1*;:;: . $ 6SS.S1 270.25 Fire Last Evening in Coal Office Groceries Medical & Med Rents Orphanage ... Miscellaneous Fuel Salaries Attendance- l*9.0(f 141.7:: 20i.;ir. 124.5S $2.014/jO October. 1*»0:: . S-pt-mber. 15*3:: U77.0.> XS0.GO 411.47 2450 124.;* $217$.<V- $*j.014 SO 2.17S.S4 Oct. 1032 70.0C 17$.£8 14G.SS Exhibit Attracts City Art Patrons .The Art Exhibit at the Reming- ton Memorial is attracting znany visitors da:!}. The reproductions are of the finest type produced, i showing tLe original color as well] as the ftrush strokes of the orig- inal canvasses. A small charge of • admission is bfing made, the en- tire amount z-S.nz w the School Picture Fund. DIETRICH ROLE UNCOVERS NEW ACTINGPOWER Famous Star to be Seen in \Song of Songs\ Tomor- row and Friday. The office of the Madden Coal Corporation on Main street was damaged by fire at $ o'clock last evening. The tire department res- ponded to a general alarm from Box 14o and succeeded in subduing the l)iaze before it had gained great headway. George J. Madden stated last night that the of the fire bad not ed. The office will be open for basines as usual this morning. liamage was estimated to be in the neighborhood of $2«.»0. The firemen were called to the [ Crescent garage late yesterday af- I ternoon but their services were ! not required. Decrease $ 162.04 XuxuSer received relief during Oct.. l^'.'Z Number received rettef during ^r-pt.. 193:: Decrease October. 15*0.\. October. 19^2 4?4 9i Decrease $L\M4.tf> 2,02LV>* KOv hat the origin Number received relief during Oct.. 1£&: b^en ascertain- Number received relief during Oct.. I^>i2 4i*4 510 Decrt-ast* CHARLES ?. HUBBARD. Commissioner of Public Welfare. CCCCamp ! Near Ranger I School Moved A new Marlene Dietrich, differ- ent than her millions of screen admirers have ever glimpsed in h*r previous picture . will be seen in \The Seng of Songs.\ her new, Sr^rrin T«^iwm be Continued During the LEONARD BROWN, WADOINGTON, DIES Leonard J. Brown. 5$, died at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at nis home in Waddington after an ili- nes? of several weeks. He been in the grocery busines> with 1S75, on a farm n^ar Waddington He was a son o: Tho>mas and Cath- e.rine Monighan Brown. Septemsber 25. 1907. he married Miss Sarali O'Brien. Th^: _ lrved. 20 years in had! Florida. They returned to this vil forllage in 1920. many years with his brother, Wai- • ^tirvhiag are his widow, a lace T. Bro-.vn. . \ dau^ht^r. Dorothy, -^a h:^» broth- Brown wa.< born March 3 t j er. Mr. WE SELL HOT WATER HEATERS FOR ALL MAKES —of— MOTOR CARS CQ 00 and U L, IHannan & Henr; Motor Car Co. DENATURED Alcohol — FOR— RADIATORS 188 PROOF 55c Gal. MURTON'S GARAGE State Street | t!u*atre on Friday. Miss Dietrich, who hitherto has appeared as a sophisticated, world- ly woman, is revealed in her n^w- production as an innocent country girl of rare beauty, w soes to Berlin, and. jilted by a handsome young sculptor, runj the Sumut of tragic experience. She marries a rich and elderly Baron, whon* .-he does not love and. following their divorce, she becomes bitter and disillusioned, and a notorious woman in the gay (ft-rnian city's night life. ~T!ie S'>ng of Songs.\ adapted from the literary classic of Her- mann Sudemiann. was directed by Rouben Mamoulian. Thitf is the first Dietrich film which has not been directed by her discoverer. Josef von Sternberg. An outstanding cast of actors ap- pears in support of the glamorous . star who recently has commanded the attention of the world as the sponsor of the trousers for wom- en style-vogue. Brian Aherne, referred to drama critics a> the most roi»*n tie actor of the N>* York stage following his work as Winter Months—Building: Roads. The </ C i\ camp ope rat ins on voung' * ., w -, , ^_, ho * the New York State Banger school Forest near Wanakena will be con- tinued through the wimer. Plan? have bt»n made for the removal of this camp nearer the fZanger School, to a more convenient and better protected location. This camp has been engaged principally in the construction of reveral miles of woods road to in- crease the effectiveness of fire control an«l to provide means of access for the removal of forest products on t«** Ranger School forest of 2,r.OO acres, which is un- der a scientific management. Thej other projects have consisted in ! clearing of youtfg stands of second- growth timber, improvement cut- tings in older growth, eradication of white pine blister rust, construc- tion of trails, clearing of tree nur- bv s **>* r sites and other forestry pro- \ jects in which the Ranger School i» interested. The camp has been doing some MAE WEST million dollar mamma, and' worth every penny I 'I'm No Angel'] ALCOHOL —REMEMBER— Is More Than One Grade Katherine The re 188 PROOF FOR 50C GAL J.Franklin Sharp Lake Street Cornell's leading m*n in ^^»« Kar * ^ _^^_^ ,- -*— — .*.<. ^A^- est. which is also on the shores of Cranberry Lake, about niae mile* from the Ranger School.- z«-4i V . Uft - iamd is the site of the New York has hee« a stage star for * ixteeB ^ m te College of Forestry *opho- rett* of Wimpole Street,\ makes his screen debat as ^liss PietrichV leading man. Uonel AtwUl, who years, anpears as her h»^.^ lii=on S^ipworth. Hardie Albright and Helen Freeman also have good n»les. AVIATR1X IS VISITOR more summer camp. The C. C. C. canp will be costumed for a sec-j ond six months nei iod as it L- plan- j aed to accomplish a large amonnt { of improvement work on the two j coJlece forest*. . The second C- C. C. camp, which j wa* located on the Huntington i \mHia Earharu famon> aviatnx, -i to the rnited States via*Forest of l^*^f acres near New u^»lmrz last week a? the coe^t| COBI p. BB d e r the operation of th J^Utri comnr- at that place. j N>w T ork State CoUege of Fore* j tl tnavenVd in a modest -da^trv. « to be *?^ j£^| and in srite of th^ i^t that she i< an esp«t flier, ^xpent-need same iifflcnlty i« handle octroi the ferry J*** 5 af M^ 71 ^^ 1 ^ nn the and first half of Novel •a* accomplished an excellent ] piece of work in road constractioc j tfcroagh a difficult section of thej #nr>^- PUBLIC ATTENTION For the convenience and comfort of the patrons of the Farmers 9 Market which has been held on Wednesday and Saturday mornings at the City Market, we have ar- ranged to hold this market during the win- ter months in the HUDSON - ESSEX SHOWROOM, 209 Isabella St., opposite the City Market. GEO. M. MURRAY t * t '• II I4JT II. q i i
