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V TARRYTOWN DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1931 A m b a s s a d o r e d g e s a i l s f o r u . s . K I ' --------- PARIS. Oct. 2 0 . tU D —United States Ambassador W a lter K. Edge *. * and Mr,;. Kdge will sail for Hie ^ United Suites tomorrow on the liner y* sA<iUitanla. The am b assador declined \ comment tuday on tho possibilities ( o( succeeding Dwight W, Morrow a» United States senator from New Jer* *»e>\ Mayor Says He Was Misquoted By Bill Duell Writes Letter To Trustees Green, Vi atson. Frame Of Old Board ft! f i Ii Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs If you want to cet rid of the agonts* lac pains of neuritis. neuraJcia, ocUt- lea er rheumatism, just apply Ty#mol to tha affected parts ana see how quickly all misery will cease. Tysmoi is a powerfully penetrating absorbent, soothing and healing la its action, which goes in through tha ports and quickly reaches the burning. •cbin& nervos.i Those stubborn pains In the back of tha nock, about tha •boulder blade, face or head, in the foroarm and fingers, or extending dowa tho thigh to the toe tips, will soon disappear. Cramping of the mus cles will stop and you will no longer be bothered with soreness, swelling, stiffness, numbness or tenderness of tho joints and ligaments. )Tysmo) Is not an ordinary liniment or aalvo, but a scientific new emollient tfett Is entirely different from anything you have ever used. Don’t suffer any lottflrer. Get a supply of Tysmoi a t anv good drug storo. Always on hand At FOUNTAIN SQ l'A R E PHARMACY M ayor E u g e n e Lehm an of T a r rytown declared in a letter to Trus tees H. S tu a r t Green, Jam e s E. Watson and William H. F r a m e th a t Supervisor Duell m isquoted him u lien lie claimed that h r (tlic .Miyur> ti'iiml ratten ness and cor ruption ln the affairs of the village nf T a rrj town when he took office is Mayor. “Of course I cannot spend much time in denying the num e rous m is quotations of m y speeches that are being m a d e by the Republican ciindidate for Supervisor, but since the above paragraph does a gross injustice to the honor of the old Village B o a rd and in particular to the three Trustees who are still serving faithfully with me, I must in fairness t o them give som e heed to this wild vagary of my oppon ent,” thc M a y o r said in the letter to the three trustees who w ere also on the form e r Board. | “ I m a d e no assertion at any tim e | to the effect that on taking office I LIBRARY TO CLOSE AT NOON THURSDAY The new W a rner L ibrary will close T h u rsday a t noon for the parade of the T a rrytow n F ire D e p a r tm e n t and will not reopen un til Friday morning; at 0 o’cluck. Miss F lora M illard, librarian an nounced. found this village filled with 'cor ruption’.\ Supervisor Duell is quoted by Mayor Lehman as saying: \I do not feel th a t th a t statem e n t w a s just f a ir to the previous ad m in istra tion now out of office and cannot appear before the people to protect themselves from such charges.\ To this the M ayor replied in the letter, \W h ile we arc on the sub ject 1 m a y tak e a m o m e n t to call attention to tw o other m isrepresen tations m ade by m y opponent even in the above short p a r a g r a p h . F ir s t he declares t h a t th e previous adm inistration is now ‘out of of fice'. As a m a tter of fact, half of the old tru s tees are still in office, i Secondly, he assum e s t h a t because | officeholders have once r e tired they [ can no longer appear in public to i defend them selves from false a c - , cusation, and hence the supervisor m u st play the p a r t of the m o c k hero by rushing in to rescue them from a charge th a t he him s e lf in his own im a g ination pretends was brought against them .\ #** ir*«a It. W*K i. ' p./* ***** fiO- J.'y/' R # - ■tX”-*,' LIGHT UP YOUR OPEN FIRE PLACE! . . . and let its warm, cheerful blaze give ' D an added touch of cordial hominess and comfort to your home. You’ll find that your open fire will be a real joy to the entire family . . . young sters and “oldsters” alike. Resolve now to use and enjoy your open fireplace. If you need Cannel Coal or fine fireplace Cord Wood cut to lengths —call Tarrytown 515 and place your order. THE FINEST FIRE PLACE CAN N EL C O A L per ton *J Q.50 half ton FIRE PLACE CORD W O O D *30 per cord, cut to length CALL 515 AND PLACE YOUR ORDER “BLUE COAL” — BUILDING MATERIALS — MASON’S MATERIALS — FUEL OIL Office and Yard, foot of Wildey Street Phone 515 WoroneyF avors County Help In Fare Fight Declares Himself In Favor Of Westchester Aid In Utility Battles Juinc*; J. Moroney, Democratic candidate for Supervisor of M ount Pleasant, today declared.liim selt in favor t»f m u n ly participation in all applu.Uii'Jus of public.* utilities for ra,U' hiiTtases before tho Public St r\ it «• (,t'iiitiii'>Mun, Particularly, he declared tliut the county should appropriate money to engage eoun- *■. 1 ami rat© e x p erts to represent tlie lomm titcrs in the present tight of tho -New York Central Kailroad for a -i\ ptv iom uuroa.se in rates. -Mr. Moruiiey's declaration was in answer tu tho questionnaire lecem - 1 \ Miit i»y tin* \N esti. he&ter Cuumy r.unniutM h Aj-mh iiiliun to all can d i d a t e f<u SaperviM>r in the county j ii.sk.t u thei.i to pla« e t h e m s e h e s o n n > <*iii i>n the »pit Mu»n ul tlu* t-uim- tv\ * n laiK ’ii to public utility late ; ta*cb. ( Tin* mi I’I a'-.int I>oni«n-r.iUc t .! > e x p i r e d l“ I;ci that! :.,e i.iw ^..t •: I * I i*e aim'iMwl u* the' priM-nt law does not permit the it » ir -1 ot s.ip**r\ lo appivpr.ute ' liti'iic.v. 1 Ills U tter to Wultor II. liilpatiie. | pn .'i Ifm i-i tne fuiiiiaun-iV - I - . , I iati-»n, loiinus: *'i am eir.r.el^ in ^\]upatli\ \\;ih , ti;n tM.-rts pi ji»ur asM>i i;ituin to j bru K abmit a«*ti*'ii by the Board of , S.ipen i&i.i.s ol W efrti hubter Oount> .n irc.ird to t.:l piibln- utility p i t i - | tii-i.s for Kite liureabcs. j ’ .Mv an.*-‘a « r to a l l i In i e iiuc>tion s . u u t l i m d in >i»ur q . u - M i o n n . u r e i> | \ fin. 1 b r h e v e th a t M e s t r l i o s t e r ! unty *.;n aid be lvprrsi'nicd a t all j I’oarinc.s bt»»«ire thc* Public Service j (VnnnlSMMii on applir.iiiens ol’ util- . itios lor late increases. I further believe that the county should ap- pr<-prnt«* pubh< nir.d? to engttp<' <omi'U»*nt atK»ri:c>.s ;iml rate ex - 1 peits t«» make that represrntau >n ■ eliectne. “ Ti.t in* :-i t t In •.•in m u t e r fa r e s w h i c h tne N - \ v Vo; a t'eiiLr.d K . n b j lo a d is at em p t u i K s t c m v w o u l d I o p e r a t e to t h e d i s a d v a n t a g e r>l j \\ o M c h e s t c r ( ’ m i n i j s r t a l e s t a t e , Nril'ics and di \ i b I'lm-ni a n d it w o u l d w o i k h a i d s n i p nn th o u s a n d s ! ul ie*».d«'hts a n d t a x p a y e r s . ‘ If thfie is iu*t«d to amend the law to i«c i ni it tue Iv-ard oL Supei- \ rs to take tiic.sc frteps in the m- t« n sts cl tiio tunnnuters of the* I'.umy, then hy all means it should be do! •* at one e. • *'lf I am r l ' i ’o.l Supervisor t*i ri pr* •« >.t il « ’pi • \ \ 1 1 • f Mount Pleas- !, I Sh .11 \utO i«U ! IiC.se tlUf.'btiolir- i?i ;i - -fi'i^r.co w r a the bolieis 1 * h.i\ •• s'ni fd \ J. W v c k o f f C o l e 1 9/ j Attends His' BURNED BOY DIES OF HIS INJURIES MOUNT V B i t NON, Oct. 20.— Oenaro Oellardo, ten-year-old boy who was burned while playing a t a bun ii ro on Sunday, died yesterday in the Mount Vernon Hospital. Hi.s oonip'Jniun, John KontaneUa, ten. was alfo seriously burned and is in the Mount Vernon Hospital in a serious oi.mlition. The buys were burned when one of tlrem .poured a gallon of inflam mable liquid from a can into the fire. George P. Fox Asks Ruling On Gasoline Pumps Elmsford Man Says Village Ordinance Is Being Violated 22d Inspection Clerk Reeulls Days Of Old Fashioned Hose Carriages Village Clerk J. Wyolcoff Cole, who always m a k e s the inspection tour of the different firehouses in Tarrytow n with the Board of Tru&- tf'o-; each year, w a s with the board as:ain last, night. He told a Daily News reporter that it was his 22 nd inspection. “ When T f irst started the com panies didn’t have any autom o b ile apparatus and some only had the oKUfashianed hose c a r r iag e s ,11 ho said. “ The firem en were ju s t as en thusiastic in their work and as proud of their m achines then as they .tre to*l.i\. We have a splendid volunteer fire departm e n t and I as one am proud of it. The village gets a good return on w h a t i t has invested in tho departm e n t.” charfiinp th a t the village zoning ordinance i<? beinc: violated in the erection of aras»oline pumps, George p. Fox well known in village affairs, appeared before the Klmsford Board of Trustees la«t night and recom menced that an ensineer he a p pointed to inspect the lots on ■which t!-e pumps are being erected. .Action on the m a tter w as deferred until the village zoning ordinance is published in printed form. Mr. Pox: said that he was in doubt as to who controls the installation of oil pumps nnd bv whom the per mit*? to do so were issued. ViPajre Clerk Kugeno IT. Miller .‘»‘.n*ed that a hookh t containing the m n ing ordinances and the building codes is to be printed and sold at ?1 a copy. Kire Chief Kdward B a rth claimed t h a t the Notional Board of Fire U n d e rw riters possesses such a code nnd Trustee Leslie D. Scott thought th a t the Board of Trustees bad better wait until the book could be <d»i lined liefore any action was i iken t’ii the m a tter. M r . r> ' \ s i i . j be w a s in f u r t h e r d o u b t as !■* w h o m j u r i s d i c t i o n b e * ! o n - e d in t!»e a w a r d i n g o f p e r m i t s to inst.tll s a s f ’.inn p u m p * . T r u s t e e J o - -o’ n p . a v i i ea i d t h a t “ t h e b u i l d i n g in s p e o f n r Jin* th e ju r i s d i c t i o n . H e is - : iie** the p e r m i t o r in som e e a s e s H o a r d of A p p e a l s is s u e * the p e r m i t . ’ * Mr. F o x took is s u e w i t h th i s statem e n t s i y i n g th it th e B o a r d of A p p e a l s «h'I'-'ii’ t b o t h e r ab<»ut the !H'rn its b it w a n t s th e b u i l d i n g in - vpo . vmio the p e r m i t s d e a l i n g v : ‘ h the ^fin i n g la w s . V i l l a c e C l e r k .M b v *• ‘ i.i th a t tb e n e w eo.lo to be N d 1 v tbe N a t i o n a l B o a r d o f i ’ n o I ' m l e i A l i t e r s w o u l d c o n t a i n !'V->vis|- n fi>r th i s ju r i s d i c t i o n . T r u s tee (ii'orge M c K ’ r n y w . i s o f the opinj'in t i n t perm its should be sub- Jn i to liio Hoard of Appeals. s t * * i ; 'I Coim* el William Scott *•1111 u'aii/ed the m a tter by stating that.*' the building inspector has Hnil jurisdiction in the issuing of permits for Hi 0 installation of oil pumps on the Tarrytow n -W h ite Plains Hoad an<! tlie Bo.ml of Ap peal-* f-am lions too location. TruMeo Seott moved th a t tlie m a tter be postponed for two weeks until the zoning ordinance is in book f\im. Mount Pleasant G. O. P. Sure Of Victory Nov. 3 Marasco, Quinn, Sadofsky Confident As Reports Come In A t Republican headquarters In M ount Pleasant today thc statem ent w as m ade th a t the entire ticket would be elected w ith substantia! m a jorities ns a result of the unu sually heavy registration. “It looks pood. AVe’re confident” said Supervisor Charles J- M ar asco while Owen M. Quinn, superin tendent of highways and a power In the so-called over back districts, states th a t Pleasantville will give the usual norm al Republican ma jority. According to Mr. Quinn tho Re publicans in Pleasantville are work ing hard. The m eeting of the Six teenth D istrict la*t week w as taken as a barom e te r of how the village will go for the Republican ticket. It was said that this district gave Jam e s J. Moroney, M arasco’s op ponent, a m a jority two years ago. ■\Yonls of encouragement are com ing in from each district and it was said th a t Llie silence of Candidate Moroney Is an indication th a t M ar asco has made a good supervisor. The Wg issue, it was said, insofnr as Pleasantville is concerned is tlie roapportionm ent of the delegates. I’pon the dem and from Pleasantville arleouate representation w a s grant ed. But when it was found that the reapportionm ent does not take place for two years resentm ent was ex pressed in no uncertain terms. Tt is on this point that Charles lloyt, tho chairm a n of the Repub lican Town Committee is taking an active part. H o y t is telling the w a r ring factions th a t there is no need of the reapportionm e n t until 1933 when tho next Republican town convention will he held. Chairman Hoyt is expected to make a state ment to clarify the situation with in a few days. At Republican headquarters it was stated th a t the rum o r is still being spread th a t M arasco finds it good business to build highw ays for he receives a, percentage of the work. M arasco insists that this story is wrong for he receives b u t $1500 from the township for all highways constructed. AVhlle 110 big rallies are antici pated this week it was said th a t it will be a week of intense activity. There will be several m eetings in the village with various political groups besides m eetings in the over hack districts. It w a s reported today th a t H a w thorne is shaping up better than ever and th a t V a lhalla will give a splendid m a jority to the ticket be cause of the improvem ents m ade in that section the past few years. Abram N. Sadofsky candidate fnr justice of the peace, who is making a furious cam p aign for votes, says that everything looks splendid. ASKS A N M I.MKNT 1V.I1IT1:: PLAINS, Oct. -n.—'\She seemed to lie happy tli.it she would net have to ih.uigc ilm initials on tlie family sllvcrw.ire,\ s.iid Alfred Kinfielil, Port Chester land-uupe de signer, today, as he asked Justice I!!c.iKli'y fnr .111 .muniment trom Al vin. i 'Witte Rln-s Binlield, whom he j married la.-t je i r . only to discover that she w.is still married to an other man. FR A SC A ’S D R l ’ G STORE for ADVKUTISKXIK.Vr W h a t a Bladder Physic | Should do. Work 011 the idadder i as castor oil on the IkuvoIs. Drive out impurities and excess acids that eause irritation which results in get ting up nights, lrequent desire, burninc. leu: pain* or Kackaehc. HI’- KETS O gr. tablets! is a ploa^ant bladder pIivmi d e l a L’oc test box from jo u r drum^iM. After four days if not relie\ed fro back and get your money. You will feel good after this cleansing and you get your regular sleep. 11 u *'Sp] 1 & l,awrie, druggists, and Frast a’s Drug Store. HITS USE OF FEATHERS d R A X n R A P inS , MICH.. Oct. -0 il P)—Em p ress Ktigenie may have created a hat fashion m o st pleasing to the fair sex but Sidney H. Cole man, president of the American Hu mane Society says desire for feath ers and plumes will lead to destruc tion of valuable and ornamental birds. LOCAL LETTER A COUPLE OF QUESTIONS Editor, Daily Kews: H ere a r e tw o questions that I anv sure a great m any persons will be glad to have you answ e r in the News, F irst: Is it the intention of M ayor Lehman to permit the -'good speak easies\ t o do b u siness the day of the firemen’s parade and to see that the others a r e kept inactive, or do our village officials, as honorable m en and In accordance with the oath taken by all o f them to support the Constitution o f the United States, mean to do tlielr best to have the police s top th e sale of liquor? Second: Does it, in your opinion, win votes for candidates for public office, including the Republican can didates for supervisor in our two townships, wlicn they attend balls and other social affairs a n d meetings just prior to election and approve of drinking? CURIOUS. (Kd. Xote—W e leave the first ques tion to Mayor Lehman and the sec ond to tlie candidates — if they'll answer.). INVENTORS HONOR EDISON OAKLAND, CALIF., Oct. 20 (U P ) —Everything from an autom a tic golf cup which passes spotless balls to t h e player to a power generator which derives \perpetual motions\ from the surf were on display today at tlie N a tional Inventor's Congress here. T h e Congress adjourned on opening day Jn respect to Thomas A. Edison. The Town Hall Present Fixtures Called Obsolete Ur. Charles J. McClure, chair m an of the adm inistration commit tee, reported to the Irvington Board of Trustees last night th a t specifi cations for bids for lighting fixtures in the auditorium of t h e Town Hall were prepared. “th e present lights are of an ob solete type, especially in the stage, and they present a great fire haz ard,” Dr. McClure said. Trustee John Tewey also said th a t th a t the present lights were dan gerous. Dr. McClure then moved t h a t tha village clerk be instructed to ask for bids for these lights. The mo tion was m ade and seconded. Chief Joseph Fallon of the Irv ington Fire D e p artm ent was au th orized by th e B o a rd of Trustees last night to take the pumping engina to firemen's parade in Tarrytow n on Thursday. Trustee John Tewey, chairm an of th e highway committee, reported to th e Irvington B o a rd of Trustees last night th a t bids had been received for curbing in Spiro P a r k and th a t tlio contract had been awarded to th e lowest bidder, Louis Petrillo of Mount Vernon for his estim a te of 74 cents per foot. L o c a l D r u g g i s t s S u p p l i e d W i t h F r e e S a m p l e P a c k a g e s O f T w o N e w V i c k P r o d u c t s D e s i r e o f M a k e r s T h a t E v e r y U s e r o f V i c k s V a p o R u b H a v e a F r e e T r i a l o f N e w V i c k s N o s e a n d T h r o a t D r o p s a n d V i c k s M e d i c a t e d C o u g h D r o p s . RESULT OF RESEARCH New Discovery Makes Possible New Vick Plan Of Home- Control of Colds. REDUCES \COLDS-TAX” A quarter century ago Vicks Vapo- RuV» introduced the modern and bet- tir method of trenting colds — ex ternally. Now. Vicks Chemists de velop a new preparation — Vicks Nose & T h roat Drops—based on a new idea in preventing colds. A per fect ally to VapoRub, it makes pos sible Hie new Vick Plan for better Cnntrnl o f I'uUls in the home — and furtlier reduction of tlie family \t'olds-Tax.\ 11 ore is thc Plan: 1,—Itefore a Cold Starts. On exposure to colds or any of the causes t h a t ordinal ily lead to colds —(crowded indoor places—stuffy, poorly ventilated rooms — sudden tem p erature changes—wet and cold) —th a t slow-down the normal func tioning of the nose, N a ture’s m a r velous \first line of defense against colds\—use Vicks Drops promptly. Or, if a cold actually threatens— when you feel th a t first stuffy, sneezy irritation of tho nasal pass ages—a few- drops up each nostril, and many annoying colds will be avoided. 2.—When a Cold Strikes. Use tho convenient Vicks Drops during the day—any time, any place —as often as needed for comfort and relief. At bedtime, rub Vlcka VapoRub well over throat a n d chest and cover with warm flannel. Leave bed-rlothing loose around th e neck so tlie nicdicated vapors can be in haled all night long. This Vick Plan gives you a full 24-hour treatm e n t. (If there is a cough, yon will like another new Viclv product—Vicke Cough Drops—actually medicated w ith ingredients of Vicks VapoRub.) Trial Packages Free. In order that every user of Vicks VapoRub may try the two new Vick products now being introduced, a supply of free trial packages of each lias been sent to every drug gist in the United States. Go to your druggist today and ask for yours. If, by any chance his sup ply is exhausted, send us the top of a Vicks VapoRub carton— or cou pon from the VapoRub directions folder—and we will mail free sam . pies direct to you, together with a folder on the new Vick Plan fop Control of Colds in th e home. Ad dress Vick Chemical Co., 1001 Mil ton St., Greensboro, N. C. (ADV.) 47 Orchard Street, TARRVTOWN Plione 1262 bothered with Backache? It May Warn of Disordered Kidney Function. A nagging b a c k a c h e , w i t h bladder irritations a n d a tired, nervous, d epressed feeling m ay w a r n of d iso r d e r e d k id n e y function. T h o u s a n d s r e c o m mend D o a n ’s Pills in these con ditions. Praised for m o re than 50 years by grateful users the country over. Sold by dealers ^everywhere. D o a n s H e r e I s N a t u r e ’s H e a l t h F o o d ! Full of VITAMINS O V S T E R s Rich in MINERALS B u y a t all Leading Markets M I L L E R B R O S . R E D U C E P R I C E S Miller Bros, offer another cut of 25% in remaining lots in Benedict Park, reducing the price to $750.00 up to $1500.00 per lot, meaning a home site can be se cured for as low as $1500.00. The lots in Riverview Park are reduced to $ 2 , 000.00 and $3,000.00. Lots are no less than 50 ft. by 100 ft. and over. This development is in the apartment house zone. Combination garage and apartment building 40x50 on a 70 ft. by 1(07 ft. plot, $8,000.00, suitable to re model as a six family house. This offer is good only for a limited time. 42 WHITE STREET, TARRVTOWN, N. V. TELEPHONE 544 or 772 *
