Poughkeepsie Eagle-News from Poughkeepsie, New York • Page 5

HJ Poughkcesic Daily Eagie, Saturday, September 5, I9035 New; Fall Black Dress Goods AT BURROUGHS. Display oUJicrf Goods C3: for Evening Cost umes. Dresses and Our Ladies' Department now open for the ceason. Dates Burroughs, 310. 312 Main St More of You mothers will come here tor your boys' School Sho orfce you have found out how much stronger $5 spams and stronger the soles are in Gilders reeve Co.

"Everlasting" Boys' $1.50 Shoes. 314 Main Street. rilONR 1T1 A Our (Oum (5ity. I lMnnBVB lffllE (We ars Agents for Westihghouse Motors, MOTORS ALL KINDS OF ELECTRIC DRIVE. TUB CHEAP F'T AND BEST POWER KNOWN.

CAM. UPON US. The Wilkinson Richardson Company, 31 Market Street PonghVeersie, N. Coal at Lowest Prices. Sold at th Yrl or Oclivrd to Customers.

MYRON SMITH fXiccatwor to PERKINS KINO Jt CO YARD: 100 N. HAMILTON ST, Telephone OFFICE: 181 MAIN 8T. Telephone 94 1. Prices for Coal SPECIAL PRICES FOR STEAM AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES SEAMAN. Office Market Street.

TAUI, TAHKRB AVV. TELEPHONE CONNECTION. STORAGE. The best and most con venient Storage Warehouse in the city. Separate rooms.

Elevator. AT Sisson's Auction and Storage Rooms, Main St, and Union St. Saturday, September 5th. MATIKER AND BvENINO. Mr, Daniel Sully IN HIS GREATEST SUCCESS.

The Old Mill Stream A HEART STORT OF TO DAY. 1W0P1 1 COUNTY FI A ROMANCE OF TUB CATHK1LLS. Matin Tie, Me. Night Prims Ma, 75.., IL00. NO STORE IN AMERICA Can quoU ou lower prices than ourt good qualitj, full welfcht anil meimure considered.

Aa an Idence of thin fact aubmlt the following prices, every article guaranteed to pteaae or our money iheerfully returned: i Finest freah Eltrln Creamery Ttutter only per lb 23c Extra good Creamery Cutter, per lb Sic filth full Crcnm Cherao. per lb 14c, Ktrlctly pure Leaf Lard per lb 10c Babbitt a Heat coka 4 Colgate's Bee Soap Lenox Honp One Solid Week. Commencing Monday, September 7tL. MATINEE. MONDAT.

LABOR DAT. CHESTER Do VANCE STOCK COMPANY. DIRECTIONS. PHIL LEEVY In a repetolre of Successful Plan. Monday Matinee Mr.

De Vance will produce hi latest success, "The F.taJ Kiss." Mondsy Evening "The Great Rus. Blanplaln." Tueadsy Evening "Doomed. Wednesday Matinee "A Drop of Pol. son." Wednreday Evening Ten Ton Door." Prli.es, Mstlnee 10. Evening 10c, 20c, 60c.

Neirlj Tt i Httd Bit Its Eiterei li ttrBlJ Bat; Stow id. too itMKt Bib; Wis Nel 1 tH Pit cj ol This City. GOOD ATTENDANCE FRIDAY HOYS AND OIRLS School supplies will be In demand next week. We are ready to supply jou now. Look at our Market Street window.

J. P. AMDLER COMPANY. 254 Main Market. THE OLD MILL STREAM." This Is the title of A new tdnv vhlrh Daniel Sully and company will produce at the opera house this afternoon and evening.

Mr. Sully on this nccaalon will be supported by an excellent comimny. ne nus appeared here on several occasions nnd Is a great favorite with our nmusement goers. The doors for the matinee will open 1 M. performance to begin.

at o'clock. Ivory Soap. Satin Gloss P)les llabbltts 1778 Fslrbnnk's Gold Dust Shredded Whcnt Force. Korn KrlKp Grape Nuts Creuni of Quaker Outs Mother's Oats IVttlJohn's Breakfast Food, Malt Urea first Food. Lake 4c.

cuk la per cake cak 4r pkg If, pkge 9c. pkge Bo pkge 10c pkge lie. pkge He. pkge lie. ISi.

Pkge 10c 10c 12c pkge He Choicest New Hominy pkge Be. COAL. Bituminous And Cannel At Lowest Prices. C. C.

POSTER JONS. Noith Front Street Fall Styles On Sale Thursday, Aug 27th. FRANK VAN KLErXK. BOLE AOBNT, 59 'Main Street GOlEtf MERCHANTS, POUGHKEEPSIE, Y. BOTH TELEPHONES.

JpBm 4c8a Aiming High Is not alway the right way to aim. AIMING TO HIT THE MARK Is far' better. When we put 'PON HONOR COFFEE" on the market it HITS THE MARK and its steadily increasing sales show this to be the fact. Try it this week at the Dutchess County Fair and see if it doesn't ''Strike you ABOUT WilUAH T. REMOLDS Fowghkcprs, N.

V. AT SECOND REFORMED CHURCH. The Second Reformed Church. hl has been closed during August, will be gin us regular ten Ices to morrowr. Rev i n.

itaiafon, the mint or. will preach. Te muslo will be In charge of sirs, jonn Wilson, assisted by iuartet rompoeed of Miss Anne Myers soprano Air. U. Moseley, tenorf Miss iary F.

aoetchlus. contralto: Mr. Elmer E. Enstmead, bass. All are Imlled to these services.

SPEW NIGHT ON THE RIVER. Th fog whs so thl.k on the river Wednesday night and Thuradiiy morn, Ing that a number of the night bout had to anchor or tie up at some wharf The members of the Protected Home Circle, who came to this city fmm Kingston on a "moonlight" exnurslor on the stenmer phllllps. got ss far Esopus light on the return home, and there the steamer anchored, the excursionists' being compelled to spend the nlsht on the river, reaching home about 8 n'cloik Thursday morning. EXCURSION TO HARTFORD. I On Iihor Day.

September 7. the Central New Englnnd Railway will run speliU train fmm Poughkeepsle and Intermediate statlona to Hartford Among the many attractions are the great Ch trier Oak Races. whlh Include some of the best horses In the country, the purses aggregating 17, 000 on that dnte. Hartford is one or the most beautiful and attractive cities In the east. whlh.

with the soenli lieauty along the Central New England makes the trip a most enjoyable out ing Fare for the round trip, $1 Special train leaves Poughkeepsle il in. Pleasant Valley 40 a. in, HI hernia 6 SO a. Htanfordiille f.M a and Pine PJalns 7 II m. turning, special train leave, at 7 ra.

CLOSING NOTICE. The undersigned will Laboi Day. Our stores will lie closed for the entire day. Patrons pleas take notice CARPENTER A PARKHILL, LEONARD CARPENTER, J. ACKERMAN.

JAMES IL WARD HON. tt septl H.W IN STAMP Vith Dpllar Pun has. at our store we give 14 In Stamps, Red Purple, "ullhls oul and present It to CUMACK, the Shoe Man, tn Main Street. OPll TALL. FASHIONS Aro now ready for our Inspection, Sole agruls for the "KNOX" IbL MARTIN IM Main St.

VOIIR MONEY. Hut not ftom a good time on Laboi Diy, Monday, Sept, 7, at the Drlvluf Psik. uklng by Thc.Kl.ire A ShnlTer, horse, bicycle raring, dancing etc. Admission, SS cents. The Dutches.

County Fair cam. to a close Friday afternoon and It was a successful undertaking this year, although the report of the finances can not be made, for some days, Is known that the exhibition wa. a financial success. The crowd at the fair on Friday wa composed of about four thousand stragglers, that Is those who were unable to attend earlier In the week, and took IK the sights the lost day. The number of paid admissions during the week was about Cidl, di vided as follow.

Tuesday, CK9. Wei nesday, lt.DSG: Thursday. 7.781, Friday, M00 (estimated). The crowds re mained on the grounds until late In the afternoon but a majority of the people came home after Madame De Vonde'a balloon ascension and parachute Jump. THE BIG HAnY SHOW.

The baby show was the largest In the history of the society and Mr. Gallup had his hands full during the afternoon. Nearly two hundred mothers with their babe. In arms gathered within the enclosure In the big hall long before two o'clock, the appointed time for the Judging of the little ones. Several prominent ladies assisted by Supt.

David Hitchcock acted as the Judges and their decisions were as fol lows: HANDSOMEST DABIES. First prize, water color portrait of winner with gold frame, value, lit. won by Nelson Dewey, age two year eleven, months, son of Mrs. C. Dewey, S3 ailTord Avenue.

Second prise, Seplit water color portrait of baby with gold frame, value 112, won by Gladys Taylor, aged fifteen months, daughter of Mrs. W. Taylor, FIshkllL Third prize, platlno enlargement of baby, value won by Helen Gallagher, aged thirteen months, daughter of Mrs. F. Gallagher, Wapplngers Falls.

HANDSOMEST PAIR TWINS. The prize for the handsomest pair of twins went to the son and daughter of James J. Leonard, of jMewburgh Their ages were two years and eleven months and there waa no dispute what ever about the winners as they were the handsomest pair of twins ever exhibited The prize Is an India Ink pertalt of the twins, valued at 112. THE OTHER PRIZES. Largest baby under eighteen months, prize, one dozen Imperial oval carbon ettes, value ft 60 Won by Theresa Farely, Hyde Park.

"Who weighed frt pounds. Age thirteen months. Smallest baby, Jennie Odell, daugh ter of Mm, John Odell. Weight, six and one half iwunds, aged three months. The handsomest colored baby was nna H.

Huff, uged one year, daughter of Mrs. William I North Br.dge Street. The babies entered In the contest were as follows: Harry J. Stone, 28 Taylor Avenue. Charles Chapman, 41 Tulip Street, Mildred Chapman, 41 Tulip Street, Joseph Horton, Camelot.

Harold G. Ileal ty, Lloyd. Teressu Fowler, Hyde Park. Mabel K. Carroll, lis Tallmadge St Maud A.

Carroll, 119 Tallmadge St. William Charles McCabe, 12 South Water Street. J. Lyle nrower, Wapplngers Falls. Marie strlpple, Wapplngers Falls Mildred I la Iter.

Wapplngers Falls, Chester Relyea Oakes. Charles and Heiliert L. Callen, Highland. Barbara L. Coi uln, 481 Main Street Minnie Stanton, 10 Front Street.

Leonard F. Itvd, 2 Tulip Street. Mabel Valt nlliu 2( Smith Streot Mary Corel i.r, r.28 MaJn Street. Rose Anuit. 21 Duane Street Maud Ainal, 21 Duane Street.

William Velle, lac Grange. Jennie Brlggs, los Church Street Howard Hombiik, 121 Union Street Gladys Tulnr FIshkill on Hudson Helen Longfli Id, 7 Perry Street. Eleanor F. Maynard, 14 Tulip St. Mary Walluce, 11 Allen Place.

Minnie Veuih, Hyde Park. Evelyn C. Miller, 107 North Cllntoa street. Lester and Elisabeth Stlokel, if Del ifleld Street. Earl Knickerbocker, 4S Tulip Street Hiram Young, Lafayette Plaae.

Jennie lot South Water St. Albert Koeerh. 41 Msln Street. Arthur It. Holmes.

Ill Tallmadge St. Harry Ratner, 36 Union Street. Russell It. Booth, Wapplngers Fall Jonathan Plerson, jg Cherry Street, Agnes L. Ten Kyck, SiDavIs Street.

John H. Robinson. Albany DtrveL Mary Hi Mattloe. George Wr Pasitx), 123 line flnrt. Gaiwoud K.riiht, 43 Fsllklll Av.niu.

AdelU Huker, HI South Water St, William Ileugun. 21 Smith Street. Henry Johnson, 17 La Grange Ate. Gertrude and Onet Hover, 14 South Hamilton Street, Roland J. linker, it North Bridge St Ella Baker, 89 North Bridge SI William Tubbs.

Monroe Frost, Arlington, Joseph Horton. Ciunejot. Goldle 112 line Street, Klht Jones, AmonU. Jennie Haw Ivy, MU Catherine Strt4 William Brown. Catherine St.

Hilda U. Robinson, Market, Dutchess County. John M. Palmaller, Wlnnlkee Ave. Katherln.

laittln. 27 Fnllklll Ave. Laura Plnkney. I North Water St, Julia V. Oumphert, Lsgrangerllle.

lOodrreer Ilerger, Freedom Platna, Nelson E. Morsch, City, Raymond Denney, New Hack.naaok. Marie May Welsmlller, New Pslts. Anna E. Cole, 42 Cedar Street.

Vera Devy, City. Helen Stuart, IS Fifth Avenue, Arthur Hallork, New Beatrice Wllloughby, II Cottage St. Alice A. Pyers, Wapplngers FalvN Hubert karoia, lit Cannon at, Evelyn U. Ave.

Margaret May Smith, Wapp. rails. Fred. C. Anderson, 12 Jewett Ave, Raymond Seaman, Poughquag.

Harry King, I Grant Street. Anna M. Craft, Wapplngera Falls. Carrie Traver, 21 Orchard Place. Edwin Adrlance, Poughquag.

Dorothy M. Roe, Lloyd. William Smith, Marlborough. Marguerite Smith, Marlborough. Lucy M.

Holmes, 108 N. Hamilton 8t. Albert D. Young. Lagrnngevllle.

Cecil Daly, Lagrangevlile. Elmer L. Tripp, Water Street. Robert T. Ross, 10 Gregory Ale.

Willie Noses, 27 Church Street. Ethel Nokes, 115 Pine Street, Helen J. Schatley, 21 Tulip Street John J. Schatley. 21 Tulip Street, Esther May Smith, 12 Center St.

Ruth Miller, 19 Sprue. St. Helen Bernhardt, CI Clover St. Louise II. Austin, los N.

Hamilton Street. Matilda M. Schmidt, 120 N. Hamilton Street. William A.

Morse, II Wlnnlkee Ave. Edison L. Smith, Harry town. Ethel May Brower. 90 Cannon St.

Earl Ten Brack. Newburgh. Dorothy Simmons, Lafayettsvllle, Minnie Rarmbach, Union Street. Madallne Daher, 147 Mill 8L Sadie Naasar, IS Dutchess Ave. Harold B.

Powell, H'Orand St. Margaret Perrlne, 203 Prospect SL Henrietta Edmonds, II Hudson Ave. Ralph Kuehner, 41. Tulip St. Grace Kuehner.

41 TuIId SL Florence O. Dickson, 52 Catharine 8t. Oeorge F. White, City. Harrison P.

Burger, Arlington. Ruth May Rose, Arlington. Minnie F. Hewitt, 34 8. Bridge St.

jscoo w. schroh, 89 Union St. Anna II. Hoff, I N. Bridge SL "William Hearn, HI Tallmadge St.

Elliot P. Young, New Hackensacav Ferris G. Young, Violet Avenue, Herbert Bennett, 23 Lent Street. Charles E. Rogers, 21 Smith St.

Willie Gluer, Clover and Mill Sts, Leslie D. Craig, 10 Elm St. Arlon Main Street, Van Dusen, 105 Catharine St Bessie W. Dykeman. 591 Main Street Ruth A.

I loose. Manchester. Karl Convent, 12 Rose St John F. Corcoran, 145 Mill St John L. Nelson, 25 N.

Clover St Edward B. Peterson, College Hill. Owen C. Burger, Salt Point. Raymond E.

Haupt, 122 Union Street Robert II. Brewer, New Tork. Edith Schmidt. 17 8. Clover Street Dorothy Smith.

Lafayettevllle. Nelson Dewey, tt Gilford Ave. Horton, Wapplngera Falls. John Hohl, I Grand Street Clarence Baker, 13 Cataract Place. suaan Jones, Amenlst Wilbur Palmateer, chool Day ARE CLOSE AT HAND.

t3 7 i You tvlll need some Inew Clothes1 for theBoys. We sell Boys' andChlldren'a Gothlng at a Very Small Profit. We want the Boys trade, If we satisfy them now. Will have them when they grow1 up. Boys' Navy Blue Serge Sailor Suits, age 3 to 10, $3 00 to 7 50.

Russian Blouse Suits, various fabrics, age 3 to 8, S3 50 to 8 50 Two Piece Jacket Suits, D. Scotch Cheviot and Cassimere, age 8 to, 16, $2 00 to 16 00 Young Men's Suits In all the Latest Effects and Cuts, $5 00 to 20 00 FULL LINE OF BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S HATS AND CAPS. MoSlhwairto EXCURSION TO PINK PLAINS. IN RED STAR BTAMPS WITH LABOR DAY. On Labor Day.

Monday Bpt 7th, the Central New England Railway will Si lb. lSc, Sj nam low excursion rat, from Its main line ststlons East Waldeu snd'east a far as Pin. Plains, to Pin. Plain, and return, on account of th. Tournament of th.

Hudson Valley Firemen's Association, to be held that day. This promises to b. on. of th. largest tour (laments of th.

There. will, seven lire companies," coming from all point, within the association, THIS ORDER. 11.00. lb. Uo.

lb. 4 Si lb. lSo. lb. lb.

Pepper in. lb, IL09 At MOTT'S, 4tt Main Street corner) i niini.no. Wlnthrop Wllber, Highland. Bessie Diamond. Highland.

Hannah Coon, 12 Harrison Street Hlldah' Ebling, 44 Pine St Catharine Fleming, 13 N. Bridge St. Twins of J. J. Leonard, Newburgh.

Gladys Wilson. 180 Smith Street Conrad C. Klrchner. 71 Montgomery, Warren Knlffen, 129 Union Street Harold Kern, Wapplngers Falls. After the baby show was over the people flocked to the grand stand and paddock to witness the sports of the lost day.

The balloon ascension was the greatest feature of th. fair. The young lady who made the ascensions and parachuts Jumps was Madam. De Vonde. Just before making her trip on Friday afternoon she said to an Eagle representatle, "Thl.

will be my seven ty second ascension. I am delighted In the work and have no fear at all. It Is truly fascinating, and when I leave the ground and the people grow smaller It la difficult for me to describe the sensation to you. "Have I ever had an accident? Well, not any serious ones. Once when I enme down I landed on, a barb wire fence and escaped Ith a slight cut on the arm The only lime I am nervous Is Just before the start There Is always a crowd of small boys around and I am afraid they might get tangled In the ropes.

On one occasion a small boy became tangled In the ropes and went up with me, I nnnlly got on the bar with me and we csme down In safety, neither of us being hurt. It Is ery fascinating life and I like II ery much." Mndame De Vonde. whose right name Is Miss Carroll. Is twenty three years of age, and the man who operates the balloon Is her husband After the balloon leaves the ground he watches It until he thinks It has reached a sufficient altitude and then gives bis wife the signals to prepare for th. Jump by means of a revoher.

MORE PRIZE WINNERS. The following prize winners were an nounced In addition to those published In Friday morning's Eagle: NON STANDARD HORDES. Ilrood mar wltb foal Green Vale farm, 1st: Harry Booth, Poughkeesie 2nd. Mnre org elding 4 years old A. Tra er, 1st I lurry Booth, 2nd, Mute or seldlng 2 years old RAmsdell, Nswliurgh.

Mar. or geldlngiit yesrs ld Mapl Valley poultry. yrdi of Varbnk, 1st J. A It. 1 la made! 2nd.

M'Colt, 'eof A. J'slcJI I l.t.'Ua'nli) ClIffiM il Arlington, 2nd. COM'IIIVG STALLION, Stallion any recognised bned 'IjUw reuce Tlirpson, IlurryKwn lt HEAVY HARNESS HIll) tU. Stallion, mare or gelillrg under IS 2 hands A. Dletrhk, Mlllbiwik.

1st: II. Dnrdsou. Mlllbrook, 2nd Pulr under 15 2 hunds Won by A. Diet risk Stallion, mere or gelding, 15 2 or over A. K.

Dliterlch 1st, F. G. Landoa. Stantshurgli, 2nd Pair, 15.2 or oter G. Landon, 1st.

A. E. Dietrrlrh, 2ml llors suitable for runabout G. II Davison, 1st, A. K.

Dlnterlcb, 2nd. (Continued on Sixth Page), MADAME YOUNG Will continue the demonstration of her roe rare ror in. iwno cri. wm n. vuei uwg.

itut voiy ss ituropnrj; follows: From East Walden. Modena. Dm, Ban thl. afternoon and even A 4u jng, ana inviie. laaie.

to ran for ire. Palt. II 00. Highland Poughkeep mmpl of her crecju. sle Pleasant van.y oc, nan i oim Hlbernla BtanfordvUIe Mt, Mclntyr.

20c, and Btlsstng lto. NARRA0AN8ETT BAT OY8TEIUL 25 cents per quart at NESBITTS liar. ket CONSTABLE ARRESTED FOR, MURDER. Killed a Prominent Lawyer of Lebanon, Them Hung Him. Lebanon, Sept 4.r John L.

Fish constable of th. nrst want, wa. ar FROM COFFEBJLAND to colfe. Drinker. Our Mocha and.

ysf cream Java la a caseruliy selected Cof. fee berry. Imported direct Fresh roasted, on th. most Improved sclen 1 tin. principles, and bnly costs 26c.

Ker lb. FxSest Cream Java. 23a, Choicest rested to day, charged with th. murder Maracalbo. 19a, pood strong, heavy of City Solicitor J.

Marshall FuncK, oroiea vonres, ana JTC, per on July 7, Fisher Is at present under lb. Absolutely chemically pur. Can. ball to answer th. charge of robbing 8ugar.

sjwsys the lowest ROBERT the city solicitor of 1290 on th. morning KNOX BONS. of th. latter, death. J.

Marshall Fnnck was on. of th. A leading member, of th. Lebanon bar LABpn DAY and waa found hanging In hla offlce. EXCURSION TO There was no apparent reason for hi.

KlNasTON rtnrrw self destruction, and th. motiv. of hi. KINGSTON FOIN1V supposed had been a mystery. Only JO cents for a day1, oujmg.

Str J. II. Tremper will leave Poughkeepsle TITLE CONFERRED BY PIUS Xj Monday, Sept? T. at I.M a. for Rome.

Sept 1, Plu. X. In order 'to Kingston Point, arriving then at JD.U show hi. appreciation of th. servlse.

Retumln'8tr. M. Martin will Professor I nponl rendered to th. lat. Iav.

Kingston Point at 1.44V arriving; pontiff during bl. Illness, to day con at Poughkeepsle at 4.00 p. m. Tbos. ferred on him lb.

till, of Commenda desiring to return later can Uk. th. tore. (to'cloak boat from Rondout Th. Central Hudson will leave on Saturday NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

evening. Sept B. Main St Pier for New 1M2 KIRCHNEIVS MARKET 1902 York at 7 p. W. wish to announc.

that on Batur EVERETT E. WILLIS, day, Sept a.wlljell meat at price. oen assenger Agenu which will astonish youaH. Her. are a few of our leaders: Porterhouse Stesk 11 and 16c.

Sirloin 8t.sk..., ,11 and 15c. Round Steak 14c Shoulder and Rib Steak 10c Pot Roast I and 12c. Rib Roast 10 and 14c. Best quality and no mistake. All other meat In projiortlon.

Do not miss this Baturdiy sale. 1 11 1 Sag FRUIT. ETC. Peaches, Fears, Apples, Qrapes, Ra nanss. Oranges and Lcmonn, also evergreen Sweet Corn, Lima lieans.

String and Wax Beans, Beets, Lettuce, Parsley and Sweet Potatoes. Our lore will not be open Monday Legal Holiday, CARPENTER A PARKIHLL. LABOR DAY CLOSINO. The undersigned beg to Inform their patron, that tbey will be closed all day Monday (Labor Day). JOHN 1, CAMK, REYNOLDS ELEV.

AMBLER BROTHERS. Heaton's School Shoes SPRING LAMR. ltc to 15ct Jb.lt f.reflvsrie Legs, 10c to lie. lb, Creamery lbs. GrahulatM SugarY'luc? Power, MtrTTSV46ll Mmltreet comer t' er, 2Jc.

lb. PUTNAM HALI. While most people have been enjoy lngtheinseles during Hie vacation sonTTtnj mauugers of the Putnam Hull School have been devoting their time to improving the rondltlon of the erhool building Every room In the building has been imlnted In light colur, and most every room has been paired, both side walla and celling, and many halls and public rooms celled with steel. making the house look na new and clean when llrst built are glad to know the prospects ar Yerf good for full si html In connection WUhfllw Vsssur students who ara'accoinmod ited there. wM tm FtT lP mwrsk BOYS OR, $1.00, "I 1 U3 sVUlta''' he? ytvir.

WVllt.T FREjBr (V gfivieohjiig good a ft. a. BooTn. lie mMni', IV A.v Jt 'fV, A'.