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'U' B\ • n· . . .• d... . : his Jiome In S.tony Point, N~ lr .• ·~·· : etno. ) emoiJsbe; :-area n,nd give the factory the best-' ·lerday after a lonjf lllneu. a. wai S -.-.'.·ta· .. ·t··e. -c·,Q·n·c··l·.a·ve· ~ ,looking approach or any lndustrlar ··ensaged If\ the manufacture o(\·brick ·before And then tor the Jllace or action. ·Dad nnd l1ncle Jim tasuall)' 110 Into a huddle anJ d~clde u .on ·t-he t•lnce Million Dollar Plan Paaeed by 3·1 Majority u ---... ,Pla-nt along the Hudson River. ; tor -many years and for •!pore.~~-illl Tl\o building a-t Hie entt•a•nce to A tolal of 1'5 buildings were de· fifteen yeanr represented •Stofty 'PC!Iiit ~~::r:~:JIIY 1 were IICUrrylng of netlon. n .. ualb• A SJiot wh~re they ::.1 \II atone• and r:ll•r.~h··~r '1\'ormli 10 ui!e \\ nezt tleJ to the t'nd of the line, and bns11, whil'h can 5•h In comrurt, and whert> there aireanll'. •·anl:'y are no• mn1·~ fl•h<'rmen thnn bits•. Hntl sto>re bait but \\Bud\ -Rn., ''Willie\ just amble --·-· Allt>roval or t·he $1,350,000 new hl;h school prot>Oslllon was deinon· strated by t•ort Chester voters at t·he special election btNt llhrht b!· a ma- jority or three to o!i~. Local Re1ident Appointed At Third District Meeting se,·en ·delegates to the State ccn- the Chevrolet property at Ure west :mollshed by the Chevrolet In con 'In the Rockland County Bil!lrcl of' end of !Je-ekma·n A.venue, which hu .necHon w-Ith the build-Ing of lls: Supenlsol'tl, 'l<'uneral' Hrvlce!i·;\ll.be been use•l ali ·a ch@ck·lng st?tlon Cor \new assembly plant and oCflc~ held nt his home tomorrow ~t,. ,P•··m. cars belllll ablpped out on drlv.e. bulldlng. '1'1\e• compiUiy Is <lolng away!!' and to tra-Ilers· Iii being de- every.thlng that It proll)lsed to do mollshed. The remains of t\he old· ·1\\hE'n the •·lllage agreed to give Its Rand Jilt•lll shops itl'e b!!ln11 denred -doek ••1;;-hts to t·he <'ompany. SEND IN I:ou, ·SOCJA:L l'rllMS l\O l'HIS PAPER. TlfEY W-1W il!l APPRECIATED t 1 e~<'~tla~.b)' the 11lon;: U'ltll the,, dedM to sto)l and ot themp lle \'b'\\r on then th•y llrOl'E'ed to n.h. ·o ·.. ' \':uson u not • \\YIJIIP.\ type ot worm is !II tile youn1. llaher· WOMAN SOI!.IGHT AS THIEF Almost certain defeat was expect· ed by the inembEri of the B!>ard of Jo!d uca lion· and other school otrlclals bec:.use of economic reasons. They \'ere gratlfted with last night's re· suits. £1lwood Burdsall, pre.ol<\e.nt or the Board -of Eolu<'atlon ~aid, \It Is \'ery pleaoln« to me and to the members of the Board.\ fioaa pleaded not ~llty when r.1 • ralaned on a charge of ftrat digr~ murd~r. atlhouch he had admltt~d In a ]@ngth;v statement to pullet that be .,hot \\\oo• and blo wiCe because they we:e too friendly. While funernl services were neld ·yellterday fur 1\1-1'8. Rosa In t:he Tenth Street mission houae where the fatal shooting took place, Ron conferred In the ·county Jail at Lock- port \'ith Frank S. Nicholson, who will defend nlm. \'entlon were named by the 'fh·l~d I jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijljiii Assembly District Repul>llcans at 1.1 Peekskill this week. They are: · the ht ones are to be BuiTalo. X. Y.-chat·ged with Ileal· · ahad!' •pot Ia usual·: In;: n tutu! or $t~;;.uuo In 11 eei<•Y to ..,arch for bait, nnwunts ovet· a J><•t·lo<l ,,, ll· )'e\' • ·.de not burt'ow ~u lrom het· <'n.t)loyer•. tht' King and Once the worm Elseh• Co .. Inc .. wholesale Jewelers, INDIAN CANOE I\OUND James K. Apgar, Camilla M-Iller, Cortlandt; .bsemblyman )filan E. Goodrich, Supervisor Herbert Ger· lach, )Irs. Grace Frean, O!loilnlng; State Senator Seabury C. l\lnstlck, Marlon P. llfack, ·Pleasantville. The alterna-te.s: Dr. Hickson ~·. Hart VII· at•ciuiC: be placed In a Mr 5 • Bertha Gr.enberg, 35. or Snv- Cillnauea with rather dam11 soli der. ims sought by pollee today. ~::f~tJI~ftt\' him, .and prevente his atep, the young 'IMber- DAMAGE SUIT ON . out lo to Prepare the · t·h!PPiile limb from \ lrPe, \\\ltlta Plalns.-A 5Uit to l'eco\•er IIKc'to<,. lok and not too thin, 'Is I $10,000 damages us the result of ln- ~!lin!illt. !i.• led. Stout twine will do juries AltreJ T. Hook and 1 :hlc 1 ~ should be tied hi\ wife. Bertha, of llan.aroneck, . . PD • The hook Ia sustained when they were struck by wrfaeled on the hook. n car drlvPn by !Ill•• Hel<>n Balinrd. . P!lt the worm on unlll. !'Dtt of Yonl<ers, on St>plember 26, 1928. ''•c·.r-.tD' t\ c:aot In the lin@, or It contlnuecl today before Justice tempttn,:,'; one en· Alonzo G. lllnkll')'. The trial began lata: )'t'SteJ·da~o. .. When the ballots were tabulate-d It wnM Counol that \12 persolls ·had voted, oC which ao• were artlrmatlve and lOS ugalnst. Jntere11t In the Is· sue Lll uemonstrated by .the fact tbat there were about %00 people Wllltlnl\ when the polls opened at 8:30 a. lit. In the High School Auditorium; At 9:30 p. m. there \'\~'\ about lOU to hear the results which were re· celnd with applause. Approval or th\ Sl,35o,ooo · bond Issue assures a speedy devl'lopment or the new hl;:oh school project. wbll'h lnclud~s the building, athl.,tlc nell! and lmpro•·ement of the grounds. Fontana, WI•·-Biacovery of a 12· Coot Jlldlan canoe split len~rth\\·IEe by William Koeppen, · Walworth. proved to be a historic ftnd dating back to the days ·or 1836 when the Potawatoml Indian~ departtd from Lllke Geneva, Koeppen was walk· lng a].)q the ehore or the lake when he dlaconred the relic. Jt Is believed that recent storms washed· the canoe up rrom Its reattna place on the lake bottom. It will be placed on exhibition In· the Geneva Y. M. C. A. bulldln;:- by the Geneva Lake Hlstoricnl Society. lage ·president an<l Charles F. Lent, Peekskill: Ruth Merwin, Harmon; Charles D. Hoyt, Charles Marasco, Pleasantville; David S. Murden, Cort· Iandt. James K. Apgar, former vllla;;e president of Peekskill, former County Registrar, wa.. de•lgnated as state committeeman In place oC }·ra-n kiln Montross. ' The following seven 1\'ere desig· natrd for the Judicial eonventloll: Alvin !II. Higgins, Croton; Edward J. Wilson and Charle1 E. Doyle, Peeks· kill. ,\lternates, Charles Blanl<, Jam\< Jl,•miJ.'3ey, Jr., Douglas lilac· Alpine-Yonkers FERRY ANNOUNCES AN Expanded Holiday Schedule \ The management of the Alpine , Yonkers F e r r y an, __ nounced today that commencing on Thursday, July·3, ser, ··vice will be on a basis of a 15 minute headway from 6 a. m ·_:·to-midnight. On the.Fourth of July, service will commence at 5 a.m. in to serve those who plan an early start for the holi ... There will be 3 boats in operation· on an 8 minute ~~~way so as to assure there will be no delay. · .. · .. _~.~on Saturday, July 5, the usual schedule will be in force '' ' • ~ • c ' • . . 6 a. m. to midnight on a 1 5 minute head~a y. ;·On. Sunday, July 6~ there will be 3 h('ats in operation ·an -: ' ' • • • 0 -· headwavso as to·e 1 .iminate all possible delay to l\omeward bound motorists. ·, . ~ ·' -· ... ' '.· ·.--~··· .: ALPINE-YON-KERS FERRY Dur: ':·ldll. \J •• Gardner, Charles Hoyt, , II, • :~t·lach, Sadie Valentine, : c ., and 1\larion P. Mack : as a comn1ittee on \'ac· ·'~tlun on the death ot Su· \ JUt'!. Justice Pl'ank Lo l\ouns \ .... ~vpted bv a rLslng vote. ·Irvington Aids Its Unemployed Trustee John F. Tewey chah·man of the highway committee. ln- . formed the Irvington Yfllage Board . last night that he bad taken st~ps to relieve unemployment In the community by employing locnl m~n on work usunlly let out to contract- ot•s. Sidc1.-alk laying on East Clinton A•·enue and on ;'\lain Stt·ect, west o! the railroad trncks, had given some 1\'ork at $6 a day. To date, he said, three extt-a. mnn have been gh•en wot•k. His action wns com· m<'nded by the board, The board la\t night put·chased uniforms for the h'\'ington Fire Company fl•om Donald Ronne, of frvington at a l'OSt Of $~4.7 5 Ca~h. Sixte•n com11lete suits will be bought In addition to several extt•n pairs of trousers and coats. Tru•te& Adam K. Luke was named b~\ l\layor l\latthew J, 1\lur- tha to sen·e with him and Chief or 1 Pollee B. F. lllcCall on the Pollee : , Pension F'und ~ommltt<'E'. Any- • where Everv· • where This year, The DailyNews is following vacationists everywhere-at a coat no more than at home. One Week 11c One Month 75c Twa Woeka 38c THill D.UJ,y NE\\'5 Tarr,-tewn, N. '1'. Gentlemen: Thr~e Wtoks Me Twa Mantha $1.150 f Wf!llh to lt\t'111'P my COT':V nr Tbt Daily ~ew1 regulai'J)' this Sununer. Subecrlber\• Nan1e •••••••••••••••• o V~c.,tloo Address •••.••••••••••••••• City o ••• o ••• State •••• ••.. R FoD .••• Pre•ent Addr••• ••• , •••••••. o •• o •••• Clly ......... State ........ Phone .... . D$te ·Vac~tion Be•lns ••••• ••• •••••• Dite V~toattOn ErtdJ •.•••••••••••.•••• ' SUBSCRIPTION Dl'RI!'>G YACATION PERIOD t_r !'Olt wtsh your ·JlRper f'.hangPd duP:ntt tll~ abn\'~ tlrnte. p1f'rt8& lllt tht (late~ and a<lclt•tae,. on tho tol· lo~ln• tine•:, ..... ••-•••·••• •• to ••• •••••• ••• ·· ..• ~--~·················••!>••••• AMBLER'S Lower Main Street, Tarrytown CLEARANCE SALE On Window Ctlr tains For Thursday & Saturday White Ruffled Curtains \ with valance and tie backs; 2Y4 yards long in white and cream. Were $1.25 Clearance Price, 75c Fine Hemmed Voile Straight Curtains 2!4 yards long. Also Fancy Pattern Ecru Marquisette Curtains with tie backs. 2Y4 yards long. Were $1.39 Clearance Price, $1.00 pr. 6-Piece Cottage Curtain Sets Fancy fig·ures and dots; plain ruffle and tie backs. Green, Gold, and Blue. $1.59 quality Clearance Price, $1.10 Set • 7-Piece Cottage Curtain Sets Cream voile, ruffle of colored polka dots in blue and green. Value $1.15 • Clearance Price, 98c Set Fine Fancy Weave Voile Curtains Plain shades. Gold, Green, Blue. Scalloped valance and tie backs. Regular value, $2.25 Clearanc~ Price, $1.95 pair Fancy Marquisette Curtains White with colored dots. Valance and tie backs plain shade to match dots. Green, Blue, Rose. 2Y4 yards long. Regular $2.95 Clearance Price, $2.45 pair Cream Voile Curtains With flowered ruffle border. Valance and tie backs to match. 2Y4 yards long. Regular $2.00 Clearance Price, $le69 pair FINE Cream Pin Dot Marquisette Curtains Valance and tie backs. 2Y4 yards long. Ruffle stitched in Green, Blue, Lavender and Gold. Regular $2.75 Clearance Price, $2.39 pair Criss Cross Marquisette Curtains in White and Ecru. 2~ yards long. Value $1.35 Clearance Price, $1.00 pre Criss Cross Marquisette Curtains In cream p-in dot. 2~ yards long. Regular $2.25 v ... :ovo..,.~ ..... ,.\'\' .P;r~~e,. $1.89 _1;11'11114.&·.& . ,· ,• }. ) ' / l ' , ' \ J
