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4.40 PAGE EIGHT SPECIALGuaranteed $20.00 Chinchilla BALMACAAN $15.45. made of deep rich blue Chinchilla with fancy plaid black full raglan split sleeve, cuffed bell buttons deep collar wide lapels satin sleeve and yoke lining full skirt hanging in graceful lines. 8: THE ACME OF OVERCOAT CONSTRUCTION. This Week, $15.45 M. SHWARTZ CO.

The Home of Good Clothes, House OwnersAttention! If you contemplate having your house wired for electric light get our PRICE before having it done. We are at your service if you phone THE A. MONROE ELECTRICAL CO. Phone 283-W 163rd Dividend At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the POUGHKEEPSIE SAVINGS BANK Held 7th, 1914, a dividend at the rate of Four Per Cent. Per Annum declared, payable on and after January 1st, 1916, on all sums due depositors at that time from $1 to $3,000.

that shall have been on deposit three months or six months prior to that date, FLOY M. JOHNSON, President J. FRED LOVEJOY, Treasurer. TALENT FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE. Kelsey Stewart, the famous 19-years-old Pianist, direct from New Maxim's; Miss Abbie Gilbert, Miss Tootale MoOutheon, Miss Clave Breton, assisted: by Phillip Morris, Repolie, well known Broadway artista.

Will entertain at the HOF BRAU New Year's Eve. NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER, $1.00 Man's Timidity, Business never seta 80 good with some men that they don't think it is colas Lito begin to fall off the next Atchison Globe. Lost and Found. For Sale. For Rent.

For Sale or To Let FOR SALE Complete furnishings for 10 room house, consisting of lot, bed room, dining room. and brary furniture, rugs; portiers and pictures. Will be sold separately or in seta. No reasonable offer refused, Call afternoons or evenings. 126 Academy Street.

tr-d28 DONDS FOR SALE have a block of Bonds of well known local corporation, due which I can offer at price to net the purchaser per cent. These bonda are of a high grade and will make a rood investment. SHERRILL, Room No. Markel Street. Poi N.

ttai FOR town of SALE Pleasant Small farm for sale in Valley: 30 acres. very food house with some Improve: good bara; some fruit; all of the personal property and crops: DOBcession ten days after the sale. J. DOUGHTY, 88 North Hamilton Street, FOR SALE Call Persian lamb Mansion collar and al 80 Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

ROOMS Furnished or unfurnished ma. double or single with board. Special rates to Sped and permanent persona oF famIller Address A. Eagle Office, 34-430, Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1914.

ARREST MAN WHO TERRIFIED GIRLS Swain Fleetwood, 25 Years Old, a Plumber, Confesses He Chased Young Woman Over Garden St. WAS IDENTIFIED By the arrest on Wednesday of Swain Fleetwood, 26 years old, plumber employed at Henry J. Maar's shop, the police have the who has been terrifying young girls of the North Side the past. few nights by yelling insulting remarks at them as they passed along the street. Fleetwood confessed Chief McCabe that he had been in habit of chasing tine young women over Garden Street each evening about dusk, spitting on their clothing and jabbing them with stick in the end of which there was sharp Fleetwood could -give no reason for his acts.

Chief McCabe went to the home of the mother of the young man and there the weapon Fleetwood had described. It was a fat piece of wood, apparently taken from a packIng case, and cut down to about the size of a short cane. In the end 'the lad had hooked a sharp nail, making It a dangerous weapon with which to stab anybody. The mother of one young woman whom Fleetwood had followed complained to the police and it was through her the arrest was made. The young man was identified by the girl who declared he followed her and struck her in the back with the sharpened stick.

Fleetwood has been married for several years and lives with his young wife at Wappingers They have no children. He takes the 7:15 car back to the Falls every evening. It is believed the police that the young man is demented. A year ago he attempted assault the little daughter this' Vassar College protessor. For he was discharged from Company Tenth Infantry, G.

N. Y. In the present situation he has been suspected for several days, but Chief McCabe' was waiting for more evidence before arresting him. Fleetwood was arrested Wednesday morning at Henry J. Maar's plumbing shop, where he was at work.

He had been closely followed for several days but had, eluded the police in such a manner that their suspicions could not be confirmed. The offenses in each case were committted just at dusk. This puzzled the police. But it turned out that wood, after ending his day's work. Chief McCabe said, would take supper with his parents, in Hoffman Street, I and would then walk around the North Side for a while, following attractive young girls whom he chanced to meet.

ACTIVE IN CHARITY AFFAIRS. Miss Dorothy Adriance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Adriance. is among the young women of society interested in several of the entertainments of this winter given in aid of New York charities.

Miss Adriance, who is with her parents at 823 Park Avenue for the winter, was among the members of the committee for the Dobbs Neighborhood dance given recently at the Plaza under the auspices of the Misses Masters School Alumnae. The Shadow of Mother Love. What are Raphael's madonnas: but the shadow of a mother's love fixed In permanent Higginson. ATTACKS OF AUSTRIANS A FAILURE Lemberg, -The Via London, 30, 4:35 p. simultaneous attacks the Austrians in western Galicia and from the Carpathians proved to.

be a complete failure. Unofficial reports reaching here state that the losses of the Austrians were enormous, and that the Russians have taken as many as Atty thousand prisoners, including many. Germans. Trainloads of guns and other war booty pass daily through Lemberg. FUNERAL OF HIGH BRACKEN.

The funeral of Hugh Bracken was held from his late home, 27 Gifford Avenue, Wednesday morning at nine o'clock and from St. Peter's Church at 9:30. where a mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. B. Daly.

The funeral was largely attended, owing to the fact that the young man was very popular. The following floral tokens were at the bier: Pillow, marked, "Son:" pillow, marked "Brother;" cross, neth and William Bracken; wreath. James and Mary Doherty: flat bouquets, Mrk. M. Wall.

John Costello, F. Parsons. J. Ebbeike, Mr. and Mrs.

C. O'Connor, Mr. and Mra Kinnane. Mr. and Mra.

J. Kennedy, Mra. E. Mosher and Mrs. M.

Ryan. The bearers were William Ringwood, Ringwood, James Robinson, Edward Mosher, F. and M. The interment was at St. Peter's cemetery in charge of Undertaker Mellady.

Prof. Fox. Honored. J. Schuyler Fox, principal of the Poughkeepsie High School, was elected president of the Associated Academic principals of the state at a meeting just concluded at Syracuse which was attended by many delegates from all sections.

Before adJourning 'Wednesday the following officers for the coming year were elected: J. Schuyler Fox, of Poughkeepsie, President: William H. McClelland, of Perry, N. Vice- J. F.

Taylor, of Oneida, N. Treasurer; Edmund P. Smith, of Tonawanada, Secretary. Miss Irwin a The marriage of Miss Maude Ernestine Irwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Zenas Irwin, of 11 High Street, was married Wednesday afternoon at five o'clock to Walter Percival Dench of Murray, Canada. the Rev. Edwin S. Fry, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church offciating. The couple were attended by Miss Olgretto Irwin and Zenas Irwin, a sister, and brother of the bride.

Mr. and Mrs. Dench left immediately after the ceremony for New York. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Canada. 3-1b Glove and Handkerchief.

Boxes filled with Delatour Chocolates. Fancy Glass Toys filled with Candies for the Children. Fancy Net Work Stockings filled with Toys from 5c. to 50c, Tree Tops and Trimmings, Bells and Garlands Fancy, Mixed 'line of Candies, package 10c. goods Up.

and 1-ib Boxes. DELATOUR, DIANA. SCHU-ATT MAKES. AT "THE KO-ZE." BILLY PURDY'S LITTLE STORE AROUND THE CORNER. Washington Street.

APPRAISE ESTATE OF DANIEL GRAY Papers Filed in County Clerk's Office Show East Hermit Was Worth Nearly $15,000. WAS BRASS MOULDER When the appraisal of the estate of Daniel Gray, the hermit of the Stormville mountains, who died several months ago apparently a pauper, was filed. with Surrogate, Gleason Wednesday, it revealed that the old man was worth nearly 000, which was scattered about in eight different banks in New York City. Gray, who was over years old at the time of. his death worked during.

his youth ant early life as a brass moulder in New With the coming of modern machinery, 'he' lost his position. During the thirty or more years he had worked, however, he had sayed considerable money and shortly after he quit his position as a brass moulder, he moved, to a 180 acre farm near the foot of the Stormville mountains, where he lived for thirty years, up until the time of his death. He lived alone on the interests of his savings and all during his residence in this county was a recluse. He had many eccentricities, among them being a fear that some one was trying to get his money or his property. Time and, again he had his property, most of which was wood -land, surveyed in order to make sure.

that bors were not taking possession of his lands. It is estimated that he paid- fully $2,000 to surveyors and civil engineers who looked over his land. Several years ago he built a house on his land which cost several thousand dollars. Later the house burned and thereafter until his death. Gray lived in a roughly built, house of a few rooms.

'The actual appraised value of the estate is $14,784.24 and Includes $522 cash which Gray had on his person and the inventory of the PETER ADRIANCE SON PLUMBERS TINNERS HEATERS. HOUSE FURNISHINGS 393 MAIN ST. POUGHKEEPSIE N.Y IF YOUR SHOES NEED REPAIRING TELEPHONE Free Motor Delivery. 1347 JORDAN'S SHOE SHOP Use "The Want Ad Way" 20 Words, 3 Times, 25c. Miscellaneous Wanted Miscellaneous DIAMOND METAL WEATHER STRIPPING- -Saves 'at least 20 per cent.

in fuel, stops all binding and warping of windows, keeps out all dust in summer and cold air in winter. Guaranteed for 10 years. M. J. VAN WYCK, Boulevard Knolls.

Telephone 2299. 1 mo-d26 VES HOT WATER 'and plenty of 1t day Sard night and at a very small. cost. Demonstration at H. J.

MAAR'8. 837 Main St. C. H. BARNES.

42 Market Street. 3t-d29 you want to look nice, send your hats to METCALF, converter of hats, cleaning and blocking 7 Academy Street. Telephone. tt-June23. COLUMBIA DOUBLE DISC REC.

CORDS- Music on both sides, Standard 10 inch, 66 cents: 12 inch $1.00. Sumple record 95 cents. Columbia Records can be used on either Victor or 'Columbia machines EDWARD RYAN, 388 Main Street, DAUGHTER WAS DISINHERITED Through a will offered for probate In the office on Wednesday Phoebe June. Mastin of the town of Milan was disinherited by her mother nd the estate of the late Mary Ann Wilkinson, who died on December 20th, consisting of. $1,000 real and $700 personal property, was given to her son, Peter J.

Wilkinson, for life. and after his death reverta to hig brother, Germond Wilkinson of Pine Plainer The reason given for the, leaving of the entire estate to her sons was because of her daughter's conduct and alleged failure to contribute to her support and accumulation of property. Eugene Lone, of the town of Stanford, la namell AB executor the It supposed that the deceas-1 ed's attitude toward. her daughter was induced by the fact that her married and brothers remained! with their mother. Watch Night at Baptist Church.

1A watch meeting will be held to night at the First Bapist Church. Service will begin with muste and an address by the pastor at o'clock. At 9 o'clock there will bel Social Hour, with refreshments. From 10 to 12 there will be periods divided as follows: 10:00, in charge of school; 10:20, in charge of Young People: 10:40, Ladies' Missionary; Men's. Brotherhood; 11:20.

11:40,: Deacons; 12:00. Pastor, closing prayer household goods. His money was deposited as follows: Bowery Savings Bank, Emigrant Industrial. Savings $610,92. Manhattan Savings Institute.

Broadway Savings, German Savings Institute. $696.36: Greenwich Savings Bank, Bank for Savings in ('ity of New York, $1,328,11, Charles Hopkins is representing. the heirs of Gray, who were located in New York City and although numerous heirs have put in claims from all over the country for a share of the wealth of the hermit of the Stormville mountains. it has been conclusively established that the relationship. of the aunt and nieces whom Mr.

Hopkins represents, is genuine. John Neil is made executor of the estate. FOUND IN FIELD: THROAT CUT Found lying in feld near Petera cemetery on. the Salt Point with scratch on his throat, said to a road be self inflicted with. a penknife.

WilHam Lane, 19 years of age, wits found in a dazed condition by passerby Monday evening. penknife was found near him, sticking in the snow. The stranger who, found him notified the police. When Chief McCabe went to inven: tigate the matter he found the young man lying in bed at his home on Hud. son Avenue, near Morgan Lake.

The young man lives with his: par. ents and is one of a family, of seven children. His father told Chief Me Cabe that William had been out, of work and had despondent. He seemed to understand, ahout the boy's condition, and assured the chief there was no need for the police to take the case. up So far as was learned no medical tention" was given to Lane's Injury, which it was said was slight.

Watch Night Services, Watch services will be appropriately observed I at the Washington Street M. E. Church and the New Year will be ushered in with a toyal welcome. From 9 until 10 evening Rev. W.

M. Compton, District Supt. of the Poughkeepsie Division will make An address, From 10 until 11, the Epworth League will hold a social hour, there will be a programme of entertainment and refreshments. The final watch will be held by Rey. J.

H. Michell from 11 until 12. Everyone is, cordially Invited by te pastor. Morley P. Williams to these watch services this evening.

Had Narrow Escape, Harry Killmer, a carpenter, while repairing an elevator at the Asher Ice! Company plant: at Rhinebeck, was forced to take a jump of twentyfour feet from a platform, to the ground to escape being hit with a huge cake of ice which was bearing down at a terrifie rate of speed. He was picked up unconscious. but upon being revived it was found that aside from a severe nervous shock; he sustained, but sprained ankle. It was a fortunate escape from a serious if not fatal accident. VASSAR PHARMACY BULLETINJ.

D. SAU'TER. Ph.G. 11 MARKET ST. Telephone 875.

YULETIDE PERFUMES. Some roses in a garden grewRoses of most wondrous hue. Violets also did abound Making sweet the air around: All this sweetness was for you Caught and HELD HERE-honest blue! In containers as dainty and delicate as the perfume itself. You'll think the price very low for so much fragrance. Results and The results of the year just, closing far surpass any of the 68 New.

Years. we. have celebrated. Our resolution for the coming year is to so conduct the business that it will merit the fullest. measure of your patronage.

This applies to candies, ice cream, fountain, pastries, bread and A SMITH I BROTHERS' RESTAURANT. Interesting Problem, "The folk our hotel are greptly laterested in a it?" An Irresistible bionde has Just met an Immovable bachelor." -Judge Miscellaneous. THE BEST COAL It. costa Do more than the just as good. When you buy, coal from ua you are sure of getting full weight, prompt delivery and good clean coni.

E. A. UNDERHILL, Main Omoe and Yard, Parker Avenue. Telephone 1203-W. 1,500 TO $2,000 TO LOAN on frat bond and mortgage at J.

0. DELAMATER, 54 Market Pough-, keepsie. 3t-0309 -10 Centa a button. $1 a heavyweight trousers in dark patterns at. bargain prices.

Corduroy trouser, A. STEIN, 184 Main Street, 31-430 DEMOVAL NOTICE--On account of our increasing business in the Sheet Metal Work, Rooting, Plumbing, HeatIns. Cornices, Skylights and Steel Celling lines, we have concluded to conone our business to our own factory building. Cottage Street, corner Bement one block from North Side trolley line, at Cottage and Smith Streets, where we will be pleased to meet all our customers. or receive their orders, for all work, in the phove tines, Prompt and personal attention diven to all work.

Telephone call 2488. CHOMAS A WATERS, The Metal Worker, Position Wanted. Help Wanted. Miscellaneous. PARM SITUATION WANTED--By and wife as overseer or caretaker; understands.

all branches, of farming thoroughly. No bad habita; can furnish best of references. Address C. E. PETERS, 75 Garden Street.

Phone 2649-W. WANTED--Children (o tutor by 1 graduate of Normal School, For information, address Miss care of Eagle Office. 3t-d31 NEW YEAR'S DANCE--Don't forget A. O. H.

dance New Year's niternoon and evening, Columbus Hall. Pudney's music, 3t-d80 MEN AND WOMEN $65 to $150 month. Government Life Joba. Common education sum cient. Thousanda vacancies yearly.

Write linmediately for schedule showing Examinations FRANKLIN. INSTITUTE, Dep't 394 W. Rochester, 'N. Y. 1 CAVE A DOLLAR--Use Pressed Le high coal.

Sample bags at Grocera 10c. Also SIDELL'8 Black Diamond Charcoal. From the Fairview Avenue Coal Yard, Office 129 Main Street. A O. noon M.

and DANCE--New old Year's and after- new evening, dances at Columbus Hall, Pudney'a music, 31-430 FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT--Beyond comparison, both as to eating quality. and appearance it is fully matured Order a sample and be convinced. CALIFORNIA FRUIT 317 Main Street. MAGAZINES Subscriptions at Club Prices, GEORGE B. NOBLE, 5 Garden Street.

Poughkeepsie, N. Catalogue Free- I. B. VENABLE, Electrical Contractor. Motors, Fixtures, Bella, etc.

Eleccrical. Decorationa Furnished. Job. bing specialty. 64 Market Street.

Phone 917. 6m-mart A PO. H. at the DANCE 0. H.

-Everybody Dance; is New welcome A Year's afternoon and evening. Pudney's muse, 31-480 Miscellaneous. Result GOODYEAR WELT REPAIRING SYSTEM First-Class Shoe Repairing GOODYEAR SYSTEM. Work Called For and Delivered, GOODYEAR QUICK SHOE REPAIRING COMPANY. PHONE.

168-J. FallKill Building, ...229 Main Miscellaneous THOUSANDS GOVERNMENT LIFE Jobs Now Obtainable. $65.00 $150 month. Common education suffi cient. Poughkeepsie examination coming.

Write immediately for a fro sample questiona and full description FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dep't 394 Rochester, 1 GREAT SPECIAL SALE, Planos and Player Pianos CHRISTMAS presents, No other pres ent compares. Special prices terms. Open Evenings VOSSLER'8. Call and make your selection. 485 Main Street.

FULL LINE LOW CASH PRICES. HIGH QUALITY. ALL KINDS NUTS, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, GROCERIES, TEA AND COFFEE. GREAT COFFEE. CASTONGUAY, The Cash Grocer.

437 MAIN ST..