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FEBRUARY 15, 1954 POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORKER PAGE FIFTEEN Houses For Sale 71 UPPER CANNON STREET, TWO Tamil 6 rooms. and one family eight rooms, fireplace, very good condition. 021,500, car MANSION Can STREET. be made Two to family, fami- two garage. four DINER DOING $100.000 gross.

$22.500. LAUNDERETTE. $11.000. THIRTY ACRE CHICKEN FARM. AM equipment for 5,000 chickens.

New home. Very good buy, $32.000. TAVERNS AND APARTMENT HOUSE. JOSEPH S. BABIARZ REAL ESTATE BROKER 16 Washington Street Phone Eve.

2-2042-R TRADE-IN'S WILl build your new home and take your eld home in trade. Robert 1 R. Case Builders of Better Homes Phone 9625-W. PLANNING TO BUILD A NEW HOUSE can build three bedroom, ranch style home complete, including lot for 013,500, Inspect our lots, plans and work manship new for your home to be built for you this spring. We help you with your Anancing.

FRANK MATUK Call Hyde Part, 2304 Suburban For Sale 72 IDEAL SUBURBAN for small family. Four and half rooms. place, tile bath, utility spom, perfect condition. $13,500. OLDER house, eight rooms, new plumbIng.

gas heat, large yard, driveway, inbroker, 3417-R. L. J. Tompkins, Sales man. 2-2632.

Could be used for one or two families. Priced right for quick sale. Telephone 7047-J, OWNER wishes to sell direct, seven room story and half Cape Cod home on fully landscaped acre. Two bedrooms, colored tile bath, second floor. 22 foot living room, cedar panelled Areplace, full dining room.

cabinet kitchen with electric Hotpoint stove. Hot water heat. All aluminum storm windows and screens. Venetian blinds. Attached garage.

Priced under $18,000. Phone Wappingers Falls 770-J3. RED OAKS MILL Cape Cod, half acre, year old, seven rooms. Owner moving Phone 2510-J-1. SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.

all Improve ments, two car garage, allo, barn with sixteen stanchions, two drilled wells, chicken houses. pig house, about acres, eight miles from Poughkeepsie. Will take let morgtage. George Mettler, Pleasant Valley. FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW New.

O11 heat. Youngstown cabinet kitchen, range and hot water heater, fully insulated. Storm windows, screens and doors. Beautiful view. Twelve miles out.

One acre of land. Reasonable Terms. WM. H. KAY.

JR. Phone Clinton Corners 4861 ARLINGTON SCHOOLS NEARLY NEW CAPE COD Large living room, cabinet kitchen. three hot bedrooms, tile bath, attached garage, water ell heat, landscaped yard, nicely decorated. Asking $13.200. W.

C. DONNELLY Poughkeesple 3827 Wappingers 2-2497 958 appointment Poughkeepste SECTION Str room cottage. Three large bedrooms and bath up. Plenty of closets. Full attic.

Modern cabinet kitchen Large living room and dining room down. Aluminum storms and screens. Venetian blinds. New oil hot air furnace. Deep lot.

Two car rage. price $13,500. John Bocchino, salesmanager. GEO. LEO, Broker, Phone 10308, 22137 Autos For Sale 76 1959 PLYMOUTH Coupe.

Heater. TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS, 852 Main Street. Phone 9476. 1859 CREVROLET Sedan. Radio and heater.

down, per month. POUGH. KEEPSIE AUTO SALES. 510 Main Street. Phone 3545.

1939 CHEVROLET sedan. Good running order. Reasonable. Call 4075-J after 16 PLYMOUTH two door. Radio and heater, 060.

TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS, 852 Main Street. Phone 9476. 1835 BUICK Sedan, Heater. $79. TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS, 852 Main Street.

Phone 9476. NO DOWN PAYMENT. Plymouth Sedan, $9.56 per month. TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS, 852 Main Street. Phone 9476.

NO DOWN PAYMENT. 1941 Dodge dan, $12.65 month. TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS, 852 Main Street. Phone 9476. 1946 FORD VI Super Deluxe, four door.

Radio and heater. Good tires. Good $325. Millbrook 3232. 1047 CHEVROLET Club coupe.

Good mechanical condition. Make offer over 0300. Call 2-2671. INS CHEVROLET Aero. Radio and heat.

$95 down, $30 per month. POUGH. KEEPSIE AUTO SALES. $10 Main Street, Phone 3545: BUICK Super Sedan. Fully equipped.

Beauitful. Priced for quick SALES, sale, $875. POUGHKEEPSIE AUTO $10 Main Street. Phone 3545. INS MERCURY Club Coupe.

Radio. heater, and overdrive, $750. TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS, 852 Main Street. Phone 9476. Autos For Sale NO DOWN PAYMENT.

1949 Traveller, $27.45 per month. TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS, Main Street, Phone 9476. 1948 BUICK Super sedanette. Radio and heater. $750.

TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS, 852 Main Street. Phone 9476. CHEVROLETS! 1950 DeLux Styline, cellent condition, 0795. 1946 Coach, $345. 1939 Conch, $50.

Phone 0953 J. 1951 CHEVROLET four door Deluxe. fully equipped. Original owner, Clean condition. Second house en left above Are house on Violet Avenue or phone 9992 1951 FORD- Radio.

heater, everdrive. 8850. TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS, 852 Main Street. Phone 9476. 1951 MERCURY, Tully equipped.

28.600 miles. Four door sedan. $1,350. Phone 9454-W. 1951 CARRY -ALL.

Chevrolet Station on A-1 condition. Must be seen to appreciated. Telephone 22079-W. USED CARS AD Makes AlL Models MILLIS GARAGE Amenta, N. Y.

Phone Amenta 21 FORD SALES AND SERVICE 'KEYES Genuine MOTOR Ford Parts SALES, Inc. 574 Main Street Phone 6001 Studebaker Sales and Service PITCHER MOTORS 707 Main Street Phone BRUNO'S AUTO SALES Mansion Phone CANTER'S MOTOR CO. USED CARS 605 Main Street Phone DUTCHESS MOTORS Next to Nick Beni's Anchor inn Main Street Tel 10338 FRED HORNBECK HUDSON SALES SERVICE 1950 C. Suburban $795 650 Main Street Phoue 4037 FOGG AUTO EXCH. Phone 151 Duchess Turnpike BUY YOUR USED CAR WITH SAFETY "Dutchess County's Largest and Oldest Used Car Dealer (27 Years Same Location) TERMS TRADES WE.

BUY USED CARS Open Evenings till 8:00 p. m. Effron Auto Exch. 571 MAIN STREET PHONE 1635 Willys Sales and Service Good Low Cost Transportation CHEVROLET '46 Sedan 375 '46 Sedan PONTIAC "6" 395 '46 OLDS 6 Sedan 395 CHEVROLET '47 Sedan 475 BUICK Super '47 Sedan 475 MERCURY '48 Sedan 575 '48 DODGE Sedan 595 HENRY J. '51 Sedan 595 MERCURY '49 Sedan 850 ca BETTER USED CARS 341 MILL ST.

Prone 6000 Autos For Sale 76 Autos For Sale COME SEE COME SAVE WE ARE CUTTING PRICES LIKE MAD WE WON'T BE UNDERSOLD ALL CARS GUARANTEED '53 DeSoto Firedome V-8 1995 Fully Equipped '53 Plymouth 4 dor 1595 '52 Cheve, A-1 Candition 1095 '52 Stude, Like New 995. '51 Ford V-82 dor 895 O.K. Car '51 Plymouth 4 dor 895 Very Clean '51 Hudson Super Six 895 Like New '50 Buick Super 4 dor Dynaflow 995 '50 DeSoto Custom 4 dor 895 '50 Plymouth 4 dor Spec. Del. 745 '49 Buick Super 4 dor Dynaflow 745 '49 Packard Custom 4 dor 495 '49 Ford 4 dor 595 Tip Top Condition WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF 1946-1948 CARS As Low As 195 COME SEE COME SAVE Authorized DeSoto Plymouth Sales and Service MOTORS, Inc.

14-18 Washington Terrace, Newburgh, N. Y. Open Monday Thru Friday Till 9 P. M. Saturdays Till 6 P.

M. Autos For Sale I SABIA AUTO EXCH. Main Street Tel. 4781 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Bennett Auto Sales Incorporated 187-191 Church St. Phone 6711 Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks John Van Benschoten 165 Smith Phone 1000 Marian Motors Inc.

The Place Where Customers Send Their Friends LINCOLN MERCURY 745 Main Street Phone 8484 OPEN THURS. FRI. EVES MID-HUDSON CHEVROLET. INC. Phone 3151 534 Main St.

S. J. REYNOLDS DESOTO PLYMOUTH 1952 Plymouth Club C. H. $1195 1952 Chev.

Pickup Clean 9995 1951 Plymouth Sedan $1095 1950 Plymouth Sedan $995 1950 Stude Club Coupe $745 1949 Dodge Sedan $945 1949 Plymouth (1, C. $795 1949 Cheve 2 Door 1795 1948 Dodge Door 1395 1948 Plymouth 2 Door $595 1947 Cheve Suburban 8595 1947 Plymouth Sedan $595 Open Mon. Thurs. eves. till 8 p.m.

Saturday until 633 Main Street Phone 5810 Mastead CADILLACOLDSMOBILE, 184 CHURCH ST. PLac1671 Like Now EVERY ONE GUARANTEED '52 PONTIAC DeLuxe 2 door $1795 '52 PONTIAC '51 Catalina PONTIAC 4 door $1450 '50 DeLuxe PLYMOUTH 2 door $795 '48 PONTIAC Convertible $795 '48 FORD DeLuxe Sedan $625 '47 Sedan OLDSMOBILE $298 Open Thur. and Fri. Eves. till 9 Barton Miller 484 Main St.

Tel. 2648 Canter's MOTOR CO. Ph. 73, 605 Main St. USED CARS '51 Mercury 2 dor, like new 1395 '51.

Cheve Hardtop 1195 '51 Cheve Convertible 1195 '51 Buick Special 2 dor 1395 '51 Dodge 4 dor Sedan 1295 '51 Pontiac 4 dor 1195 '50 Pontiac 4 dor 1095 '50 Pontiac 2 dor 1095 '50 Mercury 2 dor 995 '50 Mercury 2 dor 895 '50 Cheve 2 dor 895 '50 Cheve 4 dor 895 '49 Buick Super 995 '49 Ford 2 dor 695 '48 Pontiac Hydra 745 OPEN EVENINGS AND SATURDAY ALL DAY Trucks--Trellers 1983 CHEVROLET half ton pickup. Low mileage. Heater. Directional lights. Call 2135-J-2.

WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF A-1 GUARANTEED USED TRUCKS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Phone 6171 Washington at Taylor 1946 C.M.C. 800 Gallon Fuel Truck Tank Neptune Meter, Brodie Pump Hanay Electric Hose Reel Perfect Condition Ready to Deliver New York Welding and Equipment Co. Dutchess Turnpike Mobilehomes 77A BEAUTIFUL MOBILE HOMES For year round living. Alfred E. Bahret Route Phone 5800 9-G.

Poughkeepale BEAUTIFUL NEW 1959 Elear All metal including roof. Spun Insulation. Route 32. Blakeney Cornwall Trailer Home, Newburgh. 3-6100.

Trades, terme. FOR SALE. 1953 New Moon two room trailer. Set up with concrete patio. Phone 21806.

MOON" and wide selection and Used Mobile Homes, At Mobile Homes, Al Becker' Down payments low. Five Anancing. Route SW, Milton. New Also Violet Avenue, York. Lost Found wallet, vicinity of the Motor Vehicle Bureau, February 18th.

Contents cash, unendorsed checks, personal papers of Joseph D. care of Boston Insurance Company, Clinton Square, Poughkeepsie, Box No. 433, Care of Poughkeepste Newspapers. Funeral Directors ALLEN FUNERAL HOME, INC. MILLBROOK, N.

Y. TELEPHONE 611 PLEASANT VALLEY TELEPHONE 2124 ANDERSON FUNERAL SERVICE C. ANDERSON, Lie. Mgr. BALDING AVENUE TELEPHONE ROBERT H.

AUCHMOODY FUNERAL, DIRECTOR Grand Avenue Telephone 4811 BARRETT FUNERAL HOME Montgomery Telephone RAY LICENSED MANAGER DOWLING FUNERAL HOME DOWLING LIC. MGR. Funeral Directors FRALEIGH FUNERAL HOME An 41 ARTHUR Marshall J. I PRALEIGH, LIC. Tel.

MGR. WILLIAM C. MILLER $10 Mill Street Telephone 2706 MULVEY FUNERAL HOME Mansion Street, Phone 6638 WILLIAM MULVEY. Lie. Mgr JOSEPH L.

PARMELE FUNERAL DIRECTOR 74 Haight Avenue Telephone 172 ROBERTS FUNERAL' HOME Wappingers Falls CEO. SCHLUDE'S SONS ANDERSON Mgr Phone calla "SCHOONMAKER TELEPHONE 604 MICHAEL TORSONE MEMORIAL Poughkeepsie 270 Wappingers Falla 310 FUNERAL HOME City Notices 180 NOTICE Presentation of Claim. PURSUANT to an order of Hon. VINCENT GRADY, Surrogate of DutchCounty, NOTICE. IS HEREBY EN.

that all persons having claims against the estate of SAMUEL PRESSMAN. late the City of Poughkeepsie, said County, are required to exhibit the same with vouchers thereof to the undersigned Executors of said estate, the office of their attorneys, Rosen and Rosen, 11 Market Street, in the City of Poughkeepsie, New York ba or before the 26th day of April, 1954. Dated this 26th day of October. 1953. JENNIE PRESSMAN HINDA PRESSMAN HELEN RAUCH CHARLES PRESSMAN Executors ROSEN A ROSEN Attorneys for Executors Street Poughkeepsie, New York 175B- -6265 Surrogate's Notices 178 CORNELL UNIVERSITY STATE SCHOLARSHIPS Notice pursuant to section 5710 of the Education Law as last amended by chap.

ter 820, Laws of 1947, in effect July 1, 1947. A competitive examination of candi dates for the state scholarships in Cor nell University, falling to the county of Dutchess will be held on March 1-2. 1954 at each secondary school in the county where Regents examinations are larly held. These scholarships provide redue. tion of $200 from the annual tuition fee charged by the U'niversity.

Candidates must be at least 16 years of age and of six monthe' standing in the common schools or academies of the State during the year Immediately preceding this examination, and must be legal residents of New York State and citizens of the United States. The examination will be in three parte The first two parts of the examination will be given Monday morning and noon; the third pert will be given Tuesday morning. As previously, the examination will be based upon materials selected from those subjects or studies common to the school experience of all pupils. There will be many candidates pointed from this county as there are assembly districts in this county. Candidates will become entitled to the scholarships in the order of their merit.

Dated at Poughkeepsie. New York, this fifth day of February, 1954. FOX HOLDEN Superintendent 180 6529 John Gwinn, In His 93rd Year NOBLESVILLE. 92, father of Rep. Ralph W.

Gwinn (R-NY), died Saturday in his former, home associate here. of J. C. Penney, builder of the wide chain of department stores, In the operation of the PenneyGwinn' pure-bred horse farm near Noblesville. Congressman Gwinn, who represents Putnam county and part of Westchester, operates a farm near Pawling.

Wesley Tobin, In His 81st Year Wesley Tobin, 80, died today in the Vassar Brothers' Home for Aged Men. He had been ill only brief time. A former farmer in Verbank, Mr. Tobin was born in Verbank, Sept. 3, 1873, the son of the late John and Mary L.

Lossee Tobin. He was educated in the Verbank schools. wife was the former Miss Mary L. Houghtaley. Surviving are two daughters.

Mrs. Daniel Carroll, Pleasant Valley and Mrs. Einar Astad, Dunellen, N. three grandchildren, Robert Blauvelt, United States Army. Mrs.

James Magunson, Stanfordville and Daniel Carroll, Pleasant Valley: two brothers, Frank Tobin, Verbank and Arthur Tobin, Poughquag and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted at the Vassar Brothers' home at 2 o'clock, Wednesday. Dr. Elmer Byron Bostock, minister of the Washington Street Methodist church, will officiate. Burilal will be in the Poughkeepsie Rural cemetery, under the direction of the McCornac Funeral service.

Friends may call at the home, tomorrow night. Frank H. Smith, Unexpectedly in Tivoli Frank Howard Smith, 65, died unexpectedly Saturday at his home in Tivoli, of a heart seizure. A native of Brewster, Mr. Smith had his in' Tivoli for a number of years.

He was a retired partner and had worked in New Jersey for 10 years prior to his retirement. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mabel Dedrick Smith: two. brothers. Arthur Smith, this city and Ralph Smith, Baltimore; three sisters, Mrs.

Jennie Orton, ter, Mrs. Edward Applebey, Brewster and Mrs. Henry Werle, this city and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Smith was a member of St.

Paul's Episcopal church, Tivoli. Funeral services will be ducted at the home at 2 o'clock, Wednesday. The Rev. Lever Bates will officiate. Burial will be in the Red Church cemetery, Tivoli, under the direction of the Hand Funeral home.

Mrs. Seymour Smith, Of Ward Manor Resident of Ward Manor, Red Hook, since 1943, Mrs. H. Seymour Smith, 88, died there yesterday. She had been ill for some time.

Mrs. Smith, the former Miss Minnie B. Near, was born in Rhinebeck, the daughter of the late James and Maria Brown Near. She was a member of the Rhinebeck Methodist church. Surviving are sister, Mrs.

Margaret Van Kleeck, this city. Funeral services will be conducted at the Hand Funeral home, Red Hook, at 2 o'clock, tomorrow. The Rev. William A. Fox will officiate.

Burial will be in the Rhinebeck cemetery. Deaths BELL -In her this City, 74th Feb. 19, Funeral 1954, Eve Bell. In year, vices Tuesday, Feb. 16th, at 2:00 at Balding Avenue, in charge Fred C.

Anderson Friende call this evening. between terment in Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery. AVARETTA -In this elty February 14. 1954. Thomas Cavaretta, In his 82nd year, beloved husband of the late Victoria Catanzaro.

Funeral services will be held Thareday morning at 1 o'clock from his late home, 53 nares Drive and 9:30 at Carmel Church where solemn mass requiem will be offered. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. Funeral arrangementa in charge of Torsone Memorial Funeral Home, Wappingers Falls, February 13. 1954.

Theresa M. Fogarty. Funeral services from 20 McCafferty Wappingers Wednesday and at 10 Mary's Church. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery under the direction of Halvey and Kenney.

KILBOURNE. Hatty Grace. Services to which relatives and friends are invited. will be held at the Schoonmaker Street, February 1 16. 1954 at Chapel, Seventy Three South Hamilton Interment in the family plot, keepsie Rural Cemetery.

MERTES at Poughkeepsie, February 14. 1954. Mary C. of Milton. Funeral services at the home of her daughter, Mre James onklin.

Wednesday in at 9 30 and mass of requiem St James Church, Milton at 10 o'clock. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery, keepsie. under the direction of Harold Sutton Friends may call after o'clock this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon and evening. O'FARRELI.

Vincent at Poughkeep sie. N. February 14. 1954 Services from 20 Smith Street. Wednesday February 17, 30 and from 5t Mary's Church at 10 15 where mass of requiem will be celebrated Friends may call at 20 Smith Street Monday and Tuesday evenings Inter ment at the convenience of the family in charge of McCornac Funeral Ser vice.

SHOOK -at Vassar Hospital Sunday, February 14, 1954, Mary Shook, wife of George Shook. Funeral services from the home of Henry Barlow, South Amenia, New York, Thursday, Februery 18th at 2 m. Interment Valley View Cemetery Friends may call the Hufeut Funeral Home. Dover Plains, Tuesday and Wednesday even ings. SMITH -Prank H.

65. suddenly at Tivoll, New York. February 13, 1954. Funeral services from his late residence, Tivoli, Wednesday, February 17 at 2 p. m.

Interment Red Church Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of the Hand Funeral Home. SMITH Minnie B. at Ward Manor, Red Hook, February 14, 1954. Funeral services from the Hand Funeral Home, February 16 at 2 p.

m. Interment Rhinebeck Cemetery. Under the ton of the Hand Funeral Home. STAHL William at Rhinebeck. New York, February 14, 1954.

Services to which relatives and friends are invited. will from be the held Dapson Wednesday Funeral at 3:30 Home, p. m. West Market Street, Rhinebeck, New York. Interment Rhinebeck Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home Monday and Tuesday evenings. TOBIN-Wesley, at Poughkeepsie. February 15, 1954. Services from Vassar Brothers Home, Wednesday, February 17 at p. m.

Friends may call at Vassar Brothers Home, Tuesday evening. Interment Poughkeepsie Rural Ceinetery in charge of McCornac Funeral service. TOMPKINS- 88, at the home of her son, Glenn Tompkins, Tivoli, February 14, 1954. Funeral services at Ashland Congregation Church Thursday, February 18 at 2 p. m.

Interment West Settlement Cemetery. Under the direction of the Hand Funeral Home. VIVENZIO at his home. 54 South Bridge street, February 14. 1954.

Augustine. in his 77th year, beloved husband the late Maria Gregorio Vivenzio. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at o'clock from his late home and 9:30 at Mi: Carmel Church where solemn high mass of requiem will be offered. Interment, St. Peter's Cemetery.

Funeral arrangements charge of Torsone Memorial Funeral Home. WELCH -Alfred 'Eltinge, at Poughkeepsie, New York, February 13, 1954. Services to which relatives and friends are invited will be held Wednesday at 2 m. from the Dapson Funeral Home, West Market Street, Rhinebeck. Interment Rhinebeck Cemetery.

Chapel Corners Grange No. 872 will hold services Tuesday evening at 8:30 m. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Monday and Tuesday evenings. WILLIAMS 13. 1954.

Poughkeepsie. John J. N. Williams. February Funeral from the Fraleigh Funeral Home, 41 Marshall Street.

Wednesday m. and at St. Mary's church at 9:30 a. m. where a mass of requiem will be celebrated.

Relatives and friends invited. Interment, ville. N. Y. Arrangements In charge of Arthur J.

Fraleigh. WRIGHT -In this city. February 1954. William James Wright. Funeral Services will be held from the Mulvey Funeral home 211 Mansion Street, (corner Park Place) Wednesday, February 17.

m. and at Holy Trinity Church at 9:30 m. where high requim mass will be celebrated. Interment Family Plot St. Peters Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home, Monday evening, Tuesday afternoon and evening. William Wright, Civil Engineer Ill for several months, William James Wright, 45, civil englneer, died last night at his home, Innis avenue. Mr. Wright, who was born here, the son of Mrs. Margaret McMullen Wright and the late William C.

Wright, was graduated from Poughkeepsie High school and Columbia university. He had returned here last November, after working with architectural engineers in Paris. France, for year. Prior to that time, he had been a resident of Great Neck, L. I.

for seven years. Mr. Wright was a communicant of Holy Trinity church. Surviving, in addition to his mother, here, are his wife, Mrs. Lillian Magee Wright and three daughters, Margaret, Nancy and Karen Wright.

Funeral services will be conducted at the William F. Mulvey Funeral home, 211 Mansion street, at 9 o'clock, Wednesday and at Holy Trinity church at 9:30 o'clock, when High Mass of Requiem will -be offered. Burlal will be in St. Peter's cemetery, Friends may call at the Funeral home tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night. Vincent 'Farrell Dies in 76th Year Vincent J.

O'Farrell, 75, SpanIsh American War veteran who retired 19 years ago after having been associated with the New York Telephone Co. for 25 years. died in Vassar hospital last night. Mr. 'Farrell.

who had made his home at 24 Forbus street, had been receiving treatment in the hospital the last nine days. He became ill after returning to his home from Florida. Mr. 'Farrell had been spending his winters in St. Petersburg.

Fla. since 1935. He had been in failing health the last three years BORN IN Wappingers Falls, Feb. 28, 1878. Mr.

O' Farrell was the son of the late John V. and Mary Ann Downey O' Farrell. He was educated in the Wappingers Falls schools and was graduated from the former Eastman Business college. here. Mr.

('Farrell came to this city to make his home. 29 years ago. He was a member of Major John K. Sague camp. United Spanish War veterans.

Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Lillian H. Smith 'Farrell; two brothers, Raymond O' Farrell. Albany and Emmett 'Farrell.

Springfield, S. several nieces and great nieces and a great nephew. Funeral services will be conducted at 20 Smith street, at 9 30 o'clock, Wednesday and at St. Mary's church at 10:15 o'clock. Burial will be at the convenience of the family.

Friends may call at 20 Smith street, tonight and tomorrow night. John Williams, In His 55th Year John J. Williams. 54. clerk in the furniture department in the store of Wallace who resided at 26 May street, died in St.

Francis' hospital, Saturday. He had been ill only brief time. Born in Brooklyn, Mr. Williams was the son of Mrs. Katherine.

Moran Williams of this city the late John Williams. He educated in local schools wand and had resided here the greater part of his life. SURVIVING, in addition to his mother, are dred Coons Williams; a daughter, Mrs. Marie grandchildren, John and Daniel Del Santo: two brothers, Edward and Charles Williams, here; two sisters. Miss Hazel Williams and Mrs.

Helen Jack, this city and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted at the Fraleigh Funeral home, 41 Marshall street, at o'clock, Wednesday and at St. Mary's church at 9:30 o'clock, Mass of Requiem will be offered. Burial will be in Gallatinville. Friends may call at the Funeral home tonight and tomorrow afternoon 'and night.

Miss Theresa Fogarty, Resident of Wappingers Miss Theresa M. Fogarty, who had been a machine operator at the Sweet Orr and Wappingers Falls. for more than 50 years, died Saturday at her home, 20 McCafferty Wappingers Falls. She had been in failing health the last two years. Miss Fogarty was born in Beacon, John the and daughter Bellen of Fogarty.

late Mary She was A resident of the Wappingers Falls community the greater part of her life and was member of St. Mary's church, there and of Local 84 of the United Garment Workers. Surviving are several cousins including Miss Annette Brouthers, Wappingers Falls: Mrs. Charles Van Etten, this city; Mrs, Helen Rogers, Miss Ella Flynn, Miss Marcella Flynn, Wappingers Falls; William Houston, Cold Spring: and Mrs. Joseph Holms and Miss Sadie Flynn, Brooklyn.

Funeral services will be conat the home at 9:30 o'clock, Wednesday and at St. Mary's church, Wappingers Falls, at 10 o'clock, when Mass of Requiem will offered. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery, under the direction of Halvey and Kenney. Friends may call tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night.

Thomas Cavaretta, Retired Operator Retired machine operator for the Schatz Manufacturing Thomas Cavaretta, 82, died here yesterday. He had been ill for some time. A former resident of Virginia, Mr. Cavaretta had been a resident here since 1926. His wife, Mrs.

Victoria Catanzaro Cavaretta, died two years ago. Mr. Cavaretta wkas member of the Holy Name society of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. SURVIVING ARE three daughters, Miss Frances Cavaretta, Mrs.

Carmine DiMarzio and Mrs. Lena Curatola, this city; son, Lewis Cavaretta, here; five grandchildren and two great Funeral services will be conducted at the home of his son, 53 Kohlanaries drive, at 9 o'clock, Thursday and at the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, at 9:30 o'clock, when Solemn High Mass will be offered. Burial will be in St. Peter's cemetery, under the direction of the Torsone Memorial Funeral home.

Peter Van Steenburgh Peter Charles Van Steenburgh, infant son of Charles and Mary Boland Van Steenburgh, Ruskey lane, Town of Hyde Park, died at -birth in Vassar hospital, Saturday. Funeral' services will be conducted in St. Peter's cemetery, at the convenience of the family, under the direction of the McI Cornac Funeral service. Miss Kilbourne, Former Teacher Dutchess Former school who teacher in later In county, years did library work, Miss Hattie Grace Kilbourne, 80, was found dead in her home in Mill road, Pleasant Valley yesterday. Miss Kilbourne, who lived alone, is believed to have been dead since last Friday.

Dr. William Thompson, assistant county medical examiner, who was notifed gave 1 verdict of death due to natural causes. She was a sister of T. Rae Kilbourne, 75 Hooker avenue, this city. Born In New York City, March 23, 1873.

Miss Kilbourne was the daughter of the late Samuel A. and Mary Butler Kilbourne. Her father was well known for his series of paintings of "Game Fish of United published by Charles Scribner and Sons and ponsored by the Smithsonian institute Educated in schools in New York City and this city, Miss Kilbourne was graduated as salutatorian of her class in Poughkeepsie High school, the same class of which Judge John E. Mack was valedictorian. After teaching in Dutchess county, for Kilbourne a number became of associ- years, ated with the New York City library where she remained for some years.

She later served in the library in Wilmington, Del. and was associated with the Adriance Memorial library, here. Since her retirement some years ago, she had made her home in Pleasant Valley. Funeral services will be conducted at the Schoonmaker chapel. 73 South Hamilton street, at 2 o'clock tomorrow.

The Rev. Franklin J. Hinkamp, minister of the Reformed church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Poughkeepsie Rural cemetery. ACTIVELY associated with Chapel Corners Grange for more than 25 years, ALFRED ELTINGE WELCH.

74. who had recently made his home in Clinton Corners, died here Saturday night. A. Eltinge Welch, Retired Mason Retired mason who was associated the Hudson River State hospital for 15 years, Alfred Eltinge Welch. 74.

who was prominently, identified long period, with over died Saturday night at the Wiland Martin Nursing home, were: Mr. Welch, who had recently made his home in Clinton Corners, had formerly resided in East Dorsey Hyde Park for 25 years. He ill for some time and had been retired the last six years. BORN IN PORT EWEN, July 29, 1879, Mr. Welch was the son of the late Virgil A.

and Mellisa Welch. Mr. Welch, a past president of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Home club of Hyde Park, was a member of the Rhinebeck Reformed church, had been a member of Chapel Corners Grange for 29 years, was a member of the Dutchess County Pomona Grange and the New York State Grange, Prior to his association with the state hospital, he was violet grower. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Adelaide Stall Welch, whom he married in the Rhinebeck Reformed church in 1901; sister, Mrs. William Rowe, Rhinebeck: four nieces, Mrs. Henrietta Smythe, Chappaqua, Mrs. Pauline Fisher, Rhinebeck, Mrs. Beatrice Martell, this city and Mrs.

Gladys Fagan, Norfolk, two nephews Robert Martin and Kenneth Martin, Rhinebeck and several cousins. FUNERAL SERVICES will be conducted at the Dapson Funeral home, 65 West Market street, Rhinebeck, at 2 o'clock, Wednesday. The Rev. Frank D. Blanchard, minister of the Rhinebeck Reformed church and the Rev.

Ralph English, minister of the Congregational Christian church, Stanfordville, will officiate. Burial will be in the Rhinebeck cemetery. Members of Chapel Corners Grange will conduct services the Funeral home at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow night. Friends may call at the Funeral home tonight and tomorrow night. Mrs.

George Mertes, Resident of Milton Mrs. George Mertes. 69, former agent for the New York Telephone in Milton for some years, died yesterday in the Town of Poughkeepsie. A resident of Milton since her marriage in April 1909, Mrs. Mertes had been ill for some time.

The former Miss Mary C. Donovan, Mrs. Mertes was born in Highland, the daughter of the late Cornelius and Ann Kenney Donovan. She was educated in schools in Highland and was a member of St. James' church, Milton.

Surviving, in addition to her husband hire daughter, Mrs. James Conklin, Milton; two sons. George F. Mertes, this city and John J. Mertes, Kingston; two grandchildren, John Mertes Jr.

and Barbara Mertes, Kingston, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will conducted at 9:30 o'clock, Wednesday at the of daughter and at St. James' church, Milton, at 10 o'clock, when of Requiem will. be offered by the Rev. John Leuches.

Burial will be in St. Peter's cemetery, this city, under the direction of Sutton Funeral home. Friends may call after 4 o'clock today and tomorrow afternoon and night. Bearers will be Francis Kaley, John O'Hara, Charles Rush and James Mannese. William Stahl Rhinebeck Resident William Stahl, 74, resident of 9 West Market street, Rhinebeck, died yesterday in the Northern Dutchess Health center, Rhinebeck.

He had been ill for some time. Mr. Stahl, who had been retired for several years, had been employed as a clerk in various Rhinebeck establishments. Born in Clermont, 28, 1879, Mr. Stahl was the son the late Silas and Minerva Kilmer Stahl.

He had been a resident of Rhinebeck since 1903 and was member of the Church of the Messiah, Rhinebeck. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Margaret Minkler Stahl; a daughter, Mrs. George Bravender, Rhinebeck; sister, Mrs. Edward Rifenburg, Rhinebeck, and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral 'services will be ducted at the Dapson Funeral West Market street, Rhinebeck, at 3:30 o'clock, WedDr. Barrett P. Tyler and the Rev. Frank D. Blanchard will officiate.

Burial will be in the Rhinebeck cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral home tonight and tomorrow night. OTHER OBITUARIES ON -PAGE 16 Mrs. Thomas Bell, In Her 74th Year Mrs. Thomas Bell, 73, resident Crannell street, died urday, been in in Vassar failing hospital.

health She the last year and had been seriously ill the last 10 days. Born in Fishkill Plains Aug. 6, 1880. Mrs. Bell, the former Miss Eva Andrus, was the daughter of the late Henry and Mary E.

Lovelace Andrus. She was educated in schools in Fishkill Plains and had made her home here the 24 years. Mrs. Bell was a member of the Hopewell Reformed church. Her husband died some years ago.

Surviving are a son, John Bell, Youngstown, three daughters, Mrs. Anna Cannon Mary Weyent, this city, and Mrs. Martha Dougherty, Highland; two sisters, Mrs. Ida Dunbar, Winsted, and Mrs. Mary Hulsart.

this city, and brother, Cornelius Andrus, Winsted, Conn. Funeral serviecs will be conducted at 12 Balding avenue at 2 o'clock, tomorrow. The Rev. William T. Gray, rector of St.

Paul's church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Poughkeepsie Rural cemetery, under the direction of Fred C. Anderson Jr. Friends may call at 12 Balding avenue between 7 and 9 o'clock tonight. Mrs.

George Shook, Millerton Resident Mrs. George Shook, 51, Millerton resident, died yesterday in Vassar hospital. She had been 111 for some time. The former Miss Mary V. Wendever, Mrs.

Shook was born in the Town of Clinton, Feb. 27, 1902, the daughter of the late Frank and Loletta Mead Wendover. She and Mr. Shook married in Stanfordville in 1917. Surviving, in addition to her husband are two daughters, Mrs.

William B. Barlow, South Amenia and Mrs. Clarence Morrison, Millerton; son, George D. Shook, Brooklyn; 14 grandchildren; a brother, John Wendover, Stanfordville and sister, Mrs. Prentice Wheeler in Florida.

Funeral vervices will be conducted at the home of Henry Barlow, South Amenia, o'clock, Thursday. The Rev. Edward S. Golden of the South Amenia Presbyterian church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Valley View cemetery, Dover Plains, under the direction of Errol Hufcut.

Friends may call at the Funeral home tomorrow and Wednesday nights. Mrs. George Tompkins, 88, Resident of Tivoli 4 one last three years, died there, yesterday. Her husband died 44 years ago. The former Miss Ella Mrs.

Tompkins was born in Ashland, N. the daughter of the late Everett and Katie Ann Cammer Tuttle, She had made her home in Ashland the greater part of her life. Funeral services will be conducted at the Ashland tional church at 2 o'clock, Thursday. The Rev. Harold Galloway and the Rev.

Mr. Taylor will officiate. Burial will be in the West Settlement cemetery, Ashland, under the direction of the Hand Funeral home. Mrs. George Adelbert Tomptrine who had made her home with her son, Glenn Tompkins in Weekend Deaths (By the Associated Press) 93, retired Harvard professor EXETER, N.

H. Perry, and author. ERIE, J. Barber, 84. newspaper columnist and leader in the Townsend pension movement.

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