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PAGE FOUB THE SENTINEL T1CONDEROGA, N. Y., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12,1940 A regular meeting of Ticonderoga Post, 224, American Legion, will be held Thursday evening, Dec. 19, at eight o'clock at the Legion rooms. Announcement has been made that an exhibition of hand made Christ- mas tovs are now on display at the Central Will Enforce Ordinance On Night Parking SBND CHANGES OF ADDRESS PROMPTLY subscribers are asked to the publisher promptly of any ^ in their addresses, Under j\j^ Elding/ The public is cordial- tfee new postal laws, newspapers and j \ y j nv ited to see this display. periodicals must pay postage du< ttotioes of any changes in fvrnished by the post office, in mi-1 abdomma j operation, was repoi , - . . - ditio. there is also the problem of rvery much improved\ at the Mo- forced, commencing immediately. Vi- *—\\*'\\* _ . . .. s • • ;»_i i\_:_ _.^_~;«~ lointinn r»f th<» law carries a penalty on a disorderly con- The 'nconderoga ^Village Board of Copy ey supper Tuesday evening, J-»ec. xi. j — H -~\s ordinance prohibits - in the session rooms of the church, parking from one a. m. to six a. m. . .. I Serving will commence at five-thirty ! throughout the year for more than for display advertise- . oclock fe A fancy article sale will also jone hour on specified local streets, auspices of the Men's Club of the LOCAL APPEMNGS 1 person. No A meeting of the Townsend Club, seriously handicapped by the many so l of Ticonderogn, will be held parked cars and trucks in the busi- ^•jthis evening at seven-thirty o'clock ness section each night. 'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude ; jShattuck. 27 Wicker Street. All of- —-—-—--—----—*—---—-—------- \ ticers and members are urged to be son to present as several important busi- Bom, Tuesday. Dec. 10, present as seea p Mr and Mrs. George Gibbard of Mil- nes s matters will be discussed, ford. Conn., former residents of Ti- j The Ladies' Working Society of the conderoga. ' Baptist church will have a Christ - A meeting of the Ticonderoga Girl mas party on Thursday evening, Dec. Scout troop committee will be held \§ t a t the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Cos- tomorrow afternoon at two-thirty o'-; se y in The Portage. The assistants clock in the Girl Scout room at the. w m be Mrs. J. Ralph Davie, Mrs. M. Central school. 'R. Temple, Mrs. W. B. Simpkins, Mrs. A Christmas carol rehearsal will David Connery and Mrs. J. A. Wood, be held Sunday afternoon at four o'- J A large attendance is desired, clock at the Congregational church, j The nurses of the Moses Ludington Copies of the carols are being fur- hospital staff are now making prep- nished by the John Hancock Insur- arations for a dance to be held Fri- ance Company. »day evening. January 31. in the Elks The annual meeting of the Town- Hall, Ticonderoga, for the benefit of send Club, No. 2, of Ticonderoga, was the hospital. Dancing will be enjoy- held Monday evening at the home of e d from nine-thirty until one-thirty Mr. and Mrs, Fred Gonyea in Water o'clock and tickets will be one dollar Street, at which time the following per couple. officers were elected for the ensuing, At the regular meeting of Fort Ti- year: President. George Young; first conderoga Chapter, Order of Eastern vice presidenj, Edward Daniels; sec- star, held Tuesday evening in the ond vice president, Mrs. Frank Clif- Masonic rooms, the following officers ford; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. were elected for the ensuing year: George Gregory. j Worthy matron, Mrs. Leo Wiley; as- Frank W. Grimes of Ticonderoga sociate matron, Mrs. Charles Fergu- celebrated his 83rd birthday on Tues- son; conductress, Mrs. David Con- day, Dec. 10, at the home of Miss nery; secretary, Mrs. Frank Grover, Grace Bush in Lake George Avenue, and treasurer, Mrs. Percy Royce. Among the guests who visited him A Christmas party for officers and were Mrs. Janet Richmond, Miss members of the former Home Mis- Marion Grimes, Mrs. Armond Rick- sionary Society of the Methodist ard and daughter Betty, Mrs. Ellen church will be held Wednesday af- Reed, Miss Dorothy Reed, Roger ternoon, Dec. 18, at two-thirty o'- Reed, Ernest Hurlburt, Marvin My-; clock at the home of Mrs. Minnie ers, Mrs. Maud Brush, James Snow, j Ackerman on the Hague Road. All Miss Ruth Pitts and Jack Blowers. (members are requested to bring one A joint installation of officers of line of food and * Ethan Allen and Ticonderoga Granges the Christmas tree. was held at the Grange Hall at Fac- toryville Wednesday evening, Bee. 4. The installation was very ably con- ducted by C. Walter Goff, district deputy, and his assistants from Lake Placid. There will be a community Christmas tree with appropriate ex- Amos Crosses. The Ice And So Winter's Here Well, if the low-down temper- atures of last week failed to con- vince any skeptic that winter has arrived—even though the official date for its debut is still in the immediate offing—we have ad- ditional evidence to submit. It was learned on Tuesday af- ternoon that Amos Blood, of Cat- fish Bay, Orwell, Vermont, U. S. A. (which is Amos' rhythmic ad- dress in Amos' own words) had again achieved his distinction of being the first person to walk a- cross the Lake Cham plain ice from his Orwell home to the New York shore. And while we freely admit that Amos has often made this peri- lous trek on ice which would have frightened the living day- lights out of an emaciated chip- munk, we still adhere to our opinion that when this amiable octogenarian sets out for his an- nual hop, skip and jump journey over the frozen surface of the late Monsieur de Champlain's pond, that winter is here—and definitely! Minimum charge, 35 cents per insertion for four lines. 5 cents extra for each additional line. Count five words to each line. Add 15 cents per insertion for bookkeeping and billing costs if charged to your account DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT- ED STATES for the Northern District of New York. Civil Action File No. 581. wrapped gift for tiff, v. United States of America, Plain- John Noceri (Giovanni Nu ercises Friday evening, Dec. 20, eight o'clock at the Grange Hall. Mrs. Raymond Forcier entertained Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Morse have cera), Defendant. To the above nam- ed Defendant: You are hereby sum- moned and required to serve upon Ralph L. Emmons, U. S. Atty., plain- tiff's attorney, whose address is Bing- hamton, N. Y., an answer to the com- plaint which is herewith served upon you, (for the cancellation of a cer- her card club at a Christmas party ' spending a few days at Paterson, N. J. returned to their home at Brookline, | tain certificate of naturalization is- Mass., after visiting relatives in town. ; sued in Supreme Court of Essex Co. Mr. and Mrs. Miner Gijanto are j at Elizabethtown, - N.. Y. on 29th day Tuesday evening at her home Summit street. Three tables v *.: bridge were played and honors were time. won by Mrs. James Dimakis, first; I Mrs. Van Taft in | Lester Mintzer has left for Rut- of land, VU where he will spend some returned from Mrs. Albert Chapman, second, andlOneida where she has been visiting Mrs. Lena Courtney, third. Refresh- j Dr. and Mrs. Donald Floyd and fam- ments were served by the hostess and ; ily for the past two weeks, gifts were exchanged. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Denman of Sept. 1919), within 60 days after service of this summons upon you, ex- clusive of the day of service. If you fail to do so, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief de- manded in the complaint. (L. S.) G. A. Porter, Clerk of Court. Date: [Utica, N. Y., Nov. 14, 1940. TO THE i AFORE-GOING Defendant: The fore- Miss Rosemary Dimakis entertain- • Amsterdam were recent guests of Mr. j going summons is served upon you ed several of her friends Monday at and Mrs. William Denman. I by publication, pursuant to an order her home in Alexandria Avenue, the occasion being her eighth birthday. Games were enjoyed and refresh- ments were served. The guests in- j Mrs. Earl Collins and two sons, eluded: Mary Burleigh, Una Olm, Robert and Gene, have returned to Hazel Graham, Eleanor O'Connor, Ogdensburg after spending the past i Betty Jane Northrup, Janet Poulos, two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Vanda Raptis, Grace McKeown and Mrs. Charles Lazarus. Pauline Dimakis. j Mr. and Mrs. *F. A. Higgins have The Ticonderoga Monday Club en- been visiting in New York City, tertainedi about 140 members and j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis were guests at their annual guest night Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Giles held Monday evening in the chapel of Davis at Argyle. the Congregational church. Miss} The Rev. James Laughton of Louise Pfau, president of the club, Woodhaven, L. I., was a week end gave a speech of Welcome, after!guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Board- which a program consisting of a man. series of tableaux representing the j Mrs. Jessie Stickney is visiting her covers of several current magazines, sister, Mrs. Lester Bogle, and fam- was enjoyed by the audience. Arthur ily at Watervliet. Potter assisted at the piano. Refresh- J ments were served. The committee ANNUAL MEETING in charge of the entertainment in-j The annual meeting ©f the stock- duded Mrs. John Scott, chairman; ' holders of the Ticonderoga National Miss Martha Weatherly and Mrs. Bank of Ticonderoga, N. Y., will be Harry Snow. . held in its Banking rooms on Tuesday, The 60th Annual New Year's Cab- ! January 14, 1941, at 10:00 o'clock A. aret and Ball will be presented by the M. for the purpose of electing Di- Defiance Hook and Ladder Company rectors for the ensuing year and the In the Knights of Columbus Hall on transaction of such other business as Tuesday night, December 31. Music may legally come before the meet- will be furnished by Don Prebble and , ing. his 10 Nighthawks, the most widely * Dated at Ticonderoga, New York, acclaimed orchestra in the North December 12, 1940 Country and Vermont, featuring j Signed Frank T. McDonald, Lynn Sharrow, who has been visit-1 of Hon. Frederick H. Bryant, dated ing in Chicago for some time, has I Nov. 9, 1940, and filed with the peti- \ I tion herein in the office of the Clerk of this Court at Utica, N. Y., on Nov. 14, 1940. Ralph L. Emmons, U. S. returned to his home here. Mary Rose, talented songstress. Table reservations may be made by telephoning Ticonderoga 466 or writ- ing the company/ The reservation charge will be 25 cents per person, and no reservations will be made on dance night. There will be noise- makers and a gay midnight festival, and a modern bar with attendants will be at the service of the merry- makers. Dance admission will be $1.50 per couple, and spectators will be charged 25 cents each. The Rev. Kerratt Sundberg of Stat- en Island, N. Y.; win preach as a candidate for the union of the Con- gregational churches of Ticonderoga, Crown Point and Irdnville Sunday, Dec. 15. Services at the Crown Point church will be held at 10 a. m. and at the Ticonderoga church at 11:30 a. m. The Sunday school at Ticon- deroga will convene at 10:30 a. m. Eric Nelson, 68, of Chilson, passed away Sunday at the Moses Luding- ton hospital where he had been con- fined since Wednesday, December 4. The remains were taken to the home of Phineas Litchfield, with whom Mr. Nelson resided at Chilson. Fu- neral services were conducted Tues- day, at two o'clock at the Chilson church, the Rev, J. Norman Bennett of Crown Point officiating. Inter- ment was in the Chilson cemetery: Mr. Nelson was born in Sweden and for the past twenty-four years had resided at Chilson. His sole survivor is a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Erick- son, of Matapan, Mass. Cashier. Miss Hannef ord Stars In IXXOJBV Program Miss Grace Hanneford, 17, daughter of \Poodles\ Hanne- ford, famous clown, and Mrs. Hanneford, one of the world's greatest equestriennes, was the featured artist on the program Tuesday evening at the annual I. O. O. F. Fair, which is being held this week at the Odd Fellows Temple here. Miss Hanneford is a pupil of Madame Lucille Chev- allier of Ticonderbga, who con- ducts a dancing school locally and is widely known as a dancing and singing instructress. Miss Hanneford, who recently returned from Hollywood where she starred in a motion picture, presented a n artistic rhumba dance and rendered several de- lightful songs. She was beauti- fully gowned and her presenta- tions were enthusiastically re- 'ceived by a large audience. Miss Hanneford and her par- ents will remain in Ticonderoga for several months in order that the youthful star may be under the tutelage of Mme. before re- turning to Hollywood for anoth- er screen engagement in which she will feature the dancing and singing numbers she is now pre- paring under Mme. Chevallier. Attorney. 52w7 New Super Market Is Planned Here The Kingsbury Construction Company of Hudson Falls is now engaged in enlarging and recon- structing the \upper\ Atlantic and Pacific Company's store in Montcalm street, which will be converted into a \super\ mar- ket, and, according to present plans, opened for business dur- ing the holidays. The new store will be operated on a self-service plan. At least one additional Ticonderoga gro- cery establishment is also consid- ering a similar market, but no definite plans have been announc- ed as yet CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our gratitude for the many kind acts tendered us since the fire loss we experienced. Ticonderoga is most fortunate to have such gallant firemen. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Porter. Classified Ads MISCELLANEOUS WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIR- ING^—Reliable service. Moderate prices. Ladies' and gentlemen's watches for sale. Distributor for El- gin Watch Company. David Molin, 2 Carnegie Place, across from Western Union, Ticonderoga. lwlOp UNEXPECTED CHANGE makes a- vailable fine Rawleigh Route in East Central Essex County. Splendid busi- ness secured in this district for many years. Good opportunity for right man. Write Rawleigh's Dept. NY- 666-201, Albany, N. Y. 3w3 APPLES: Sorts from our best grade at $.40 bu. from our own «old storage. A. F. Gunnison, Crown Point, N. Y. 4« FREE! If excess acid causes you pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indigestion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating, Nau- sea, Gas Pains, get free Sample, Udga, at Conron's Pharmacy. 46wl0p WANTED —Woodcutters, $2.15 per cord. George O. Cook. Heart Bay, Baldwin. Tel. S91-J. 3wl ROOM WITH BOARD — Heated rooms and home cooked food. Tele- phone 252 or call at 34 Grace Avenue. Winter Sports Program To Be Meeting Topic By GEORGE H. SPRING Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Everyone interested, including of- ficers, directors and former members of the Ticonderoga Snow Club, are requested to meet at the Chamber of Commerce office Monday evening, Dec. 36, at T:**0 o'clock, for the pur- pose of framing a modified program for the Club this year. A policy of some sort should be developed for local winter sports en- thusiasts. Only two trails, Aber- crombie and Black Watch, were cleared for use this year, including Pine Run, outlet of all trails. The Senior Tow has been placed in read- iness for operation and the car fur- nishing power for the Junior Tow has been moved about 100 feet west- ward to eliminate rope drag on high portions of the slop**. An elaborate program is not con- templated. Those interested are urg- ed to be present to take action for the development of plans to promote the social aspects of the program for local residents and those from other communities who come to Ticonder- oga to participate in winter sports activities. A regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held Friday e- vening, Dec. 13, at 7:30 o'clock at the Community Building. All members and other interested persons are urg- ed to attend. IN THE CRADLE Born, Tuesday, Dec. 10, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wemett of Crown Point at the Moses Ludington hospital. FOR RENT -^Modern house also furnished apartment, on Lake George Avenue. Also second hand furniture for sale. Inquire of J. B. Thibault, 343 Lake George Ave., Town. 50tf FOR RENT—Tenement wilth ga- rage on John street. Inquire of John Ploof at Esso Station in Wicker St., Ticonderoga. ltf FOR SALE FOR SALE—Loose and baled hay. O. H. Johnson. Tel. 598-W. 19tf SUPREME COURT ESSEX COUNTY North Creek National Bank of North Creek, New York, Plaintiff, — against — Edith S. Brickwedel and others, Defendants. By virtue of an execution issued out of the Supreme Court, the under- signed will sell at public auction at the front door of the Court House at Elizabethtown in the County of Es- sex and State of New York, on the 17th day of January, 1941, at 11:30 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, all that certain lot or parcel of land situate to the Town of Schroon, County of Essex and State of New York on the east side of the state road in the hamlet of Schroon Lake bounded and described as follows: Northerly by North Avenue; east- erly by lands conveyed by Edith 5. Brickwedel to The People of the Town of Schroon; southerly by lands formerly owned by William Pick- hardt and westerly by the state road. Dated, November 30, 1940. Percy T. Egglefield, Essex County Sheriff. John H. Barker Attorney for Plaintiff Office & P. (X Address 21 Bay Street v Glens Falls, K. Y. 2w6 FOR SALE—6-week-old pigs. Also quantity of loose hay, roasting chick- ens, eggs by case lots or by dozen, Hubbard squash and other vegetables. Albert Thompson. Phone 598-R. 3w2 FOR SALE—Northern Spy apples, 75c bushel. Bring containers. Mrs. B. B. Locke, 3)£ Lake George Avenue, Town. t 3wl FOR SALE>-Rhode Island Red fowl, 25c lb., aressed. 5 tjo 6 lb. av- erage. Phone Rex Thompson, 588-M-2. 3wlp • FOR SALE-^-New Florida oranges, 2 dozen 49c. A. B. Drake. , 3w- DON'T PAY TWICE FOR Y088 BATTERY Cheap, cut-price batteries are often paid for twice in costly recharges, service fees and rental charges. Play safe and be sure you get an Exide . . .the battery that stays in your car and know for yourself that. . . WHEN IT'S AH toy START I Booker's Garage IO Schuyler St. TICONDEROGA, N. Y. PHONE 37 Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. FOR SALE—Soda cradkers, box 17c. A. B: Drake. FOR SALE—Corn meal, 5 lb. bag £5c. A. B. Drake. j 3wl FOR SALE—Mother's Oats, feox 21c, one China plate fr^e. £k LOST—Beagle rabbit hound in Paradox or Ham- mondyille section recently. Female black and tan, with small white mark on neck. Answers to name of \Hap- >y.\ Reward. Donald F. ^aPointe, Ticonderoga. Phone 331. 3wl 2 lb. 3wl large A. B. 3#1 FOR SALE —Christmas trees. Priced from $35 to $1100. Orders taken. Tel. 595-M Thatcher's Filling Station, Montcalm. 3wl FOR SALE—Fish shanty on run- ners. Also bone grinder for poultry. R. J. Smith, Streetroad. Tel. 593-R. 3w2p _FOR SALE—Christmas trees, 50c, 75c, $1.00. See our selection first Next to Ducette's Tailor Shop in Champlain Ave. Free delivery with- in corporation. Ralph San Souci. 3wl FOR SALE—Loose hay, $10 per ton at barn. C. E. Ward, Town. Tel. 1256. 47tf FOR SALE — Ladies* black winter coat with astrakhan fur collar. Very good material. Size, about 40 or 42. Worn only twice. Will sell reason- ably. Write Box 4, Sentinel Office. 51tf FOR SALE—Home made fruit cake. Tel. 398. 2w3p CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS The Lucy Hat Shop, always alive to the present needs of its patrons, will offer at special prices, beginning Friday, Dec. 13th, hats suitable for all holiday events. A display of attractive costume jewelry and novelties lend charm to the assortment. FOR SALE—Baled hay at reason- able price E. L. Swinton. Telephone Sentinel Classified Advertisement* j 597W2 2w4 P Will bring you that extra money. i FOR SALE—Milk fed turkeys. Av- erage weight 8 to 12 lbs. dressed. Also large roasting chickens. Reason- able. Blind Brook Farm, Baldwin Road, Town. Tel. 590-J-3. 2w4 Santa says: \She asked for it!\ gift-b6xed (3ordon Hosiery h her 'Complexion Tone* This is something that will put you in her best graces because it's the newest and cleverest idea in hosiery ... lovely long-wearing silk stockings in shades actually blended to her own skin. It takes the guesswork out of giving, too. Just tell us her coloring, that's all. 3 pairs, boxed . . . (price) A. B. Drake Ticonderoga, N. T. S HE'S all yours*—to put 1 through her paces. So be our guest. Take the wheel of this bigger, roomier, 1941 Luxury Liner and experience the thrill of Dodge Fluid Drive* teamed with the famous Dodge Floating Power. See what a thrill it is to shift gears or not, just as you please! *FWd Brim sptteMl at sight attn cost LUXURY LINER Front directional signal* and bumper guards at slight et cost. See your Dodge deale easy budget terms. TOWNE'S GARAGE Montcalm St. Ticonderoga, N. Y. STATE THEATRE Matinee Dally 9 P. M. EVENINGS 7-0 SUNDAY CONTINUOUS 2 TO 11 P. M. ESSEX COUNTY'S MOST MODERN THEATRE. PRESENTING THE BEST m ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY—Dec. 15-16-17 Laugh And Sing With 'Judy! 6EDRCEM.C0HAirs 6REAT STAGE HfT! 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