g jlR A Y , j i B g 80,191?: 1 ,. LOCAiNEWS. RECRUITING FOUD CO M M IU EE •Our Dairy iUmanac OFFICERS HAVE GETTiN^RESliLTS aud Memorandum Oaleudar Henry Morgenithau, Jr., BUSY DAY HERE Boui^M 2 Carloads of Seed rpr 1917 is now being issued to tb^ose of our subscribers wbo call at tbe 24 Men Received in Regular Potatoes for Distribution ofl&ce for it. Army and Lieut. Commander from Millbropk and Here. W& yfiU also mail copies to t&ose wbo drop lis a Ime giv DeKay and Surgeon Exam FARM L A B o iia S PLACED. ing n ame and address. ine 20 Applioants for tbe Na P I4 A O T 4 F L A OT. The com mittee on food conservation and resources -working und§r, .the val MiBia^ OUR OWN WEATHER iRJorday, A pril I 6 ,« ^ n p t l i e r cpW, ■M^rcliy dfty. m n im u m tem perature, 3 5 j ina3dmuni, 49. Tues4^y, A pril 17,—O lear 4 a y Witlt ris e In tem sperature. '’M inimum te m p eratu re, 30? juaxim um , 59. W ednesday, A pril 18.— ^Warmer day, 'P a rtly pvercast, n a i u la te a t n ig h t, 'MJnimuan tem p eratu re, 38; m axim w . ____ l\. 10 MEN TAICEN INTO T K l NAVY stea d y progress w as mad© in en listm ents fo r every a r m . of th e n a tio n al gervloe a t Poughkeepsie r e c ru itin g statio n s Wednesday*, The U. IS. A rm y statio n a t 390 M ain S tree t aceepte*d 24 ap p lican ts o u t <Jf 30 w h ile a t th e U, S. N avy re c ru it in g office, 280 M ain S treet, 10 m en NO 038»K BS w o n COMPANY %. No orders have as y et been received yrere ta k e n in fo r service. In th e for Company K./T'enth ft^gimentr, ae Y, M. C, A, ihuilding d u rin g tlie day t a r as can he ascertained. - The com- and W edjiefday evening, a score of : p4T?-y pasy' not receive orders for some m en w ere ejcamiiied by ksient, tim e lYhile Oh th e o ther hand th e re is ma,hd®r Sekfoyd 'C,. D©l«^ay and PD a PQSSihUity. it i§ pr th e coiapany F ra n k E rdvm rin fo.r en l^tm eb ^, in 1c>einsf called, to Ca.inP' ‘Wliltman, with th e New Y ork N avai ‘M il’i tift. a Uhit o ther state troops to he. FederaU?;§d a t o£ w hich Is being organm ed in C aptain H am ilto n th e camp, f h § headquarters of th e Poughkeepsie. P ish, Jr.', of th e 15th In fa n try , N a regim ent continues a t Netv P ali tio n al <}uard of New York, who was in th is c ity W ednesday, h ad euocess in securing colored m en to e n list In ' Of th is colored in fa n try pf th e service. Foughheepsie hridge wihieh re s t on H e enlisted a num ber of m en, none la n d on e ith e r side of th e riv e r are of w hom live in th e c ity 'but come surrounded now hy heavy harhed from th e outlying districts, an d sen t w ire entanglem ents e ig h t feet In them a t once to th e 'Columbus barh e ig h t and placed a t a distance *of rac'ks12 fe e t from th e piors. T h is added D uring tike p ast few daye th e re m easure of p re te c tio n w as ta h en on have been brisk enlistm en ts in th is W ednesday w hen a d etail from tl city, in th e U.^B. re g u lar 22nd E n g in eers stru n g 32,000 feet arm y. especially A larg e num ber of m en call of w ire on each side of th e river. ed a t th e office du rin g th e day on W ednesday for inforrnation concern in g th e ir enli*Btment w hile 28 w h ite u n d er m en and tw o colored m en signed :s personal d ire etio n saved the th e ir nam es to e n listm e n t b lanks agnificent o rch ard on th e esta te of and w ere a t once exam ined fo r ad dw ard E. P erk in s o n th e Soutl? m ission. Six w hite m en w ere reject E dw w ith de- ed because of physical defects. The te i }Road w hich w as5 1th re aLtened s tru etlo n h y a hrijish fire Tuesd Tuesday 24 successful m en w ere se n t a t once^ aftern o o n . A telep h o n e call to th is to P o rt iSlocum w here they w,jll tak e city caused iMr. P e rk in s to g ath er un training immediately, Chief P e tty Officer p r a n k T. som e m en to g e th er 'an d h aste n hy Holmes, of th e II. S. N avy statio n m otor to M s esta te ju s t in tim e cneck th e hlaze hefore i t reached th e here, Is n o t a t all satisfied w ith th e o reliard . re c ru itin g resu lts obtain ed in Pough keepsie so far. ■ H e-says th e re shQfild be a t least from 10 to 15 m en on an average daily w hile th e nav y en listm ent figures in th is city have fallen down considerably. He is planni . an extensive cam paign to arouse in te re s t am ong - Poughkeepsie and D utchess County ypung men. fo r sb r e y "b e ^ POUGHKEEPSIE MAN'S FATHER W hen Seymour H. Betts, of 15 Dean Place, a forem an employed a t the P lant of th e MoUne Company, read th e Eagle-N ew s Tuesday m orning he w as euriQus to know a fte r reading an ' account of t ^ beating into insensi bility of a k e '^ e r a t th e A uburn pris on Monday afternoon by >pe of th< inm ates, Uoynpidg . Porgbrey, mankiller and desperate criminal, who the victim m ight have been, A U oSS Cf DeKay, in charge of the New York ^N aval M ilitia, assisted by Frank' E rdw urm , M. D., as s is ta n t surgeon 'of tflie N aval M ilitia on th e reserve list, w ere a t th e Y. M, C, A. b uild ing all afternoon and until la te W ednesday evening an sw erin g ques tions and, exam ining candidates fol short the Poughkeepsie unit of the 'Hud son 'River B attalio n of th e ' m ilitia. T w enty men w ere exam ined bj Dieut. DeKay as to th e ir m oral qual ifications w hile they were given a thorough physical examination by Dr. E rdw urm . L ieut. DeKay told a reppyter for th e Eagle-N ew s W ednesday evening th a t he is. very much disappointed in the re c ru itin g resu lts obtained Poughkeepsie so fa r 'by th e N aval M ilitia. T here should have been a t least 100 able-bodied yoiius men present to e n te r, th e ir applications for m em bership in th e u n it w hile a s can t 20 applied. Of th is num ber more th a n one-fourth are underr w eight and w hile in good physical condition their applications w ill have to he sen t to W ashington for th e officials to consider. V ery few were rejected because of ppoy physi cal condition. . In o rder to have a division of the while later Mr. Betts received a tele gram from A uburn, stating th a t his father, Jo h n Betts, an aged keeper at th e prison, was in a seriou* oondition s a resu lt of injuriesi received a t the hands of th e convict. Mr, Bett^ left Poughkeepsie at once to be -with, his fathei*, whose chances fp r recovery, jt is said, a re not very favorable. H e will rem ain a t bis fa th e r’s hedside for a n in definite time. F orsbrey m ade his escape from th f prison a fte r felling th e aged guard b u t a fte r a consistent chase on the p a rt of th e authorities h e was cap tured in a b arn in th e suburbs of Au-, burn. A dog traced the escaped con vict to th e barn, w hich was surround ed by arm ed guards and th e cap tu re w as effected w ithout any tro u ble. The alarm of Fprshrey’s cap. tu re w as spread country-wide in a sh o rt tim e and a reign of te rro r in nearby towns prevailed until it w as learned he had been captured. The convict is called, the most dangerous and resourceful of th e citizens of New Y ork’s underw orld. H e has a long -record and is serving a 20 year te rm for m urder in th e second degreej This was his th ird escape from j^uburn. prison. LAST^HANCEFOR AERONAUTICAL m iSTM E N T \ Today will probably be j;he la st day for “Poughkeepsie men to enlist in th e A erpn^ntical section of the F o u rth Battalion, New York Naval Militia. L ieutenant. Comm ander Eokford O. DelCay, of the N. Y. N. M. Avill be in th is city this afternoon and evening for the purpose of examining recruits in this section and also th e P ough keepsie-unit, aud it is vex*y probablye th a t no m ore members will be taken for a while a t least. The recruiting station of the A ero nautical section which is located a t Dady W ashington Hose Company, A cademy Street, will be open early this m orning to receive the applica tions of candidates. John M. Ganzer is in charge of th is statem ent and Mr. Ganzer wishes to announce th a t he W.U1 be a t th e office all day to accept appHoations fo r m em bership. Pew Poughkeepsie men realize the w onderful opportunities w hich are of fered them by the aeronautical section of the naval militia. A ll 4men a re given an opportunity to ta k e aeronautical W'ork in the na\’y w ithout th e .delay th a t is usually found in the regular arm y and navy. In the" arm y men rtshu _ to enter the aero sections have n-ishlng to file their app] applications aftep enlisting i regulars and then w ait until vacan- cies occur. In the naval m ilitia it is different. Men who have had exper ience w ith motors, can joint the aero nautical section of the naval m ilitia and take up aeronautical w ork a t once. The Poughkeepsie recruiting station fo r th e aeronautical section of the N. Y. N. M. ivS a sub-division of the Bea con station. Home Defense Comm ittee h as been hustling for several days and is get^ ting results. H eadquarters arc w ith th e F arm B ureau a t 42 M arket Street. This h as recently been moved from. 45 M arket Street. H epry M orgenthau, Jr., acting as chairm an of the com m ittee has purchased two car loads of seed potatoes for distribution from Millbrook and Poughkeepsie. A consinerable proportioft of these have already been sold a t ten dollars a bag. There are still a few left for distribu tion a t each place. O rders have been secured for 120 tons of acid phosphate and several cars have been ordered b u t have not yet been definitely pla<jed. Such Qoinmuniti^S as desire a car can secure it by >y g-etting- up a community order The committeft se-t for fifteen fiftee ton's. cured th is fertilizer a t eighteen dolla r s ’p gr tpn. The pxdge has advanced larply during the last three days it th e contract w hich the com mittee m ade is in force fo r as m uch as they desire. Any com munity desiring to take advantage of th is fo rtu n ate p u r chase can do so through Mr. MorgenSix farm laborers have been placed during th e last three days. N ot as many laborers are being secured as th ere are applications fo r them but th e com m ittee feels th a t it is help ing out the labor situation copsid-' erably even though it is not able to supply th e entire demand. E. J. F atherly, a farm er of the Town of P leasan t Valley, is the first m an in D utchess County to receive assistance through th e -committee, and it is expected th a t o ther farm ers will be aided today. The committee, In th e activities of w hich F ran k H, L^cy, head of th e D utchess County pureau and former chairman, is tak ing a prominent part is being bei bailee by th e farm ers as th e m eans w hereby th eir problem s are tp be m ade much easier. P robabilities are th a t farm ers in D utchess County who seek to secure tracto rs for use in cultivating their land will have to w ait u ntil the presOT^t dem and for these m achines sub sides, if ever it does. The Moline Plow Company, w hich m anufactures a tra cto r adapted particularly for use in th is section, recently refused an order fo r 2,150 tra cto rs w hich the B ritishI govern! government sought to place. procli According to th e governor's procla-' m ation arrangem ents are being made for a local meeting to*be held in each com munity S aturday afternoon or evening. Thursday a t 1:30 p. m. th ere will bo a ^county-wide meeting in the court house to w hich th e local leaders are summoned to I'eceive instructions for conducting the Saturday meetings. I t is expected th a t D utchess County will show a total attendance of a t least two thousand peoplq a t the Sat urday meetings. The suggested program fo r th e lo cal meetings to be held S aturday is as follows: called to order by a 1. Meeti: units are being organizefi. In Peeke- Street k ill 75 men have signed np, -w-nile in F lush in g and Btaten Island, there is 70 and 80 men in 'theae respective organizing a n aeron au tical section of the Hud§pu River Battalion, will b rin g 20 BeacfiU and D utchess Coun ty young men to Poughkeepsie a t 9 o’clock th is m orning to ta k e th e ex am inations for m em horshlp in th e m ilitia. Lieut. DeKay w ishes to m ake it p la in to m eu who have been k ep t in w aitin g a little longer th a n -was ex^ peeted because of th e delay in secur in g enough surgeons to tak e up the w ork of exam ining th e men fo r th e ir physical conditions. P ractically all of th e doctors in the. n av al m ilitia a re aw ay fo r m obilization and i t was necessary for th e m ilitia officials to press in to service surgeons who are on th e reserve list. They a re h.eing ta k en 'hack tem porarily, o r a t least u n til tike b ulk of th e w ork of examilitia can d id ates is in tn g naval completed. As soon as* the Poughkeepsie u n it of te N aval M ilitia is fully o rganiz ed andd m ustered in it wfl w fll probably he sen t aw ay fo r tra in in g . "When the u n it comes back i t w ill be a per- 332-346 Main St. 14-20 Academy St, PHone 2500, Friday Morning’, April 20, X9X7,. COURTESY-OUR GREATEST MONEY MAKER, COSTS US NOTHING Therefore please feeLfree to come in this store any time you choose to see the merchan!iji3e, and see w hat is new . If you want to ash any Questions, please feel at liberty .to do so. And if you w ish to try on a suit, dress, or any other outer garment, we would be pleased to have you do so. OUR FIRST SPECIAL HAT SALE OF THE SEASON THE WOMEN’S MILf^INERY SALON A GREAT ROOMFUL OF OPPORTUNITY. - Three Hundred Untriinined « nd Banded Hats at Each— $2.98, $3,98 and $4.75., ^ . Black Lisere Hats, Black Split Straws, Natural or Colored Milans and Jap. anese Straws in Black or Spring colors. A- S h ip p ’s ^Hne Sailors-^Black Banded White Split Straws—Crosgrain'Bands $4.7S. K ' Trinnned Hat Specials Eor This Sale at $4.95 and $6.95. Hemps, Lacquared Chips and MUans Trimmed Smartly in the Prevailing Fashions With Quills, Rihhons^ Flowers and Fancies. Some Have Crepe Black and all the Wanted Colors. - SWEET DANCE FROCKS FOR SWEET ; SIXTEEN 'U^ SOMETHING ABOUT AFTERNOON DRESSES FOR LARGE WOMEN New dresses—fluffy nets, embroidered and dainty, taffetas in charming colors and combina tions, and others are of glistening silks in plain hnes. Bouffant skirts, draped skirts, tier skirts— all these are included in the Spring fashions. Soft green, cream color, maize, watermelon pink, (delicate bine—-these are some of the col-, ors—Siz^es 16 Jio 38 years. Time was when the large woman had to take what she conhl get or go without—nobody was thinking anything lit partionlar about her, *Today some of the best brains that mamifactnrers can secure are planing dresses«i'oi* lier-^such dresses as we can show her by scores in our Fashio:^ Salon. They are cut with long lines— of course; but more than that they are cut long over the bust from Hlionlder to waist; the waist bands are large and the skirls are large ai^omiddhe liips. They are carried out iii taffe tas, Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe. PRICES: $20.00 to $43.00. PRICES; $ 2 4.50 to $52.50. , Sleeves are veiy tiny, or minus; girdles are often quite wide and the distingTiishing touch to the whole gown; waist lines are above and below their normal place. temporary chairman. Open m eeting w ith pati’iotio music. ?, E lect perm anent chairm an and secretary. 4. R ead Governor's Proclam ation. 5. R ead St. Louis Conference re port. 6, Em ergency agricultural cengus. Bmergenoy cei Explainedl bby teach er designated by district superintendent of school. 7. A rrange for volunteers to assist 8. R ead statem ent as to agricult•ural loans. 9. Discuss questions of fertilizer, m achinery, seed, labor, etc. ^10. Discuss farm problem s under ti'featmei ti'featment of seed Naval Xlilitia in th is city it w ill be w ar oonditions, ut, inoculation mwuulation of leguems, etc. for smut, 1' necessary to recriu t 50 m en and 11. ApDoint a com m ittee m in yoi every effort w ill be m ade by L ieut. com munity to handle com munity fan DeKay, assisted by local m en, to problemiB for the duration of the war. reach th is goal w ith in th e week. 12. H ave secretary render immePoughkeepsie, according to Lieut. diate copy of m inuter of m eeting and DeKay, is fa r below o tk er cities of num ber in attendance to H enry its size in the s ta te w here sim ilar M orgenthau, Jr., chairm an, 42 M arket u n its. The a-viation sections of th e first an d second b attalio n s of th e m i litia w ill go into training at Bay Shore, Long Island, on Saturday. A t an expense of ? 15,000 th ro u g h th e courtesies o f th e A ero Cluh of A m er ica ap.d tike N aval T ra in in g Associa tion, b u ildings fo r th e use of these sections have been erected. The local office in th e Y. iM. C. A. build in g w ill -he open ail day today for th e purpose, of receiv in g ©nlistm ents. lu e u t, DeKay afid Dr. Erd wurm w ill he present to -e^camine all candidates and an y in terested ■men are tfrged to call, even if th ey L U e m Y , P LA TT m CO. LUCKEY. P L A T T & C O . PROYIGIQNAL CO. NOVY HAS 160 MEN HOME DEFENSE ODD FELLOWS’ 98TH ARRESTED BY BRIDGE DEPUTY FINANCE COMMIHEE . ANNIVERSARY E dw ard Havens, one of th e special IS ANNOUNCED The 98th anniversary pf the Odd deputy sheriffs employed to gpard th e Poughkeepsie bridge, who is sta Fellows of Ponghkee; cpsie, will b e .o b Fourteen Heemits Taken in served this month. The lodges -v -vyill yi] attend service, A dler Lodge,' Nq, 38 the Drill Held in at th e German L utheran Church, F allthe Armory Tuesday Even kill. No, 297 and Poughkeepsie, No. 21 at th e W ashington Street M, ig. ing, Chnrch, EXTENDED ORDER DRILL. On Monday, A pril 30, th e three lodges will m eet in joint session a t Adler’s rooms for a celebration. A Qfiq h\Hifir-ed and six ty men. frouT number of out of town visitors will be Pougliikeepsie and th e tioned a t Delafield Street, had vis ions of a country T Col. Archibald Rogers, chairrnan of the finance committee, ae, who m an prow ling a piers in th e bridge lo t between Dela field an d Tallm adge S tree ts Wednes day n ig h t a t 9:'30 o’clock, Officer H avens tra ile d th e m an and finally accosted him. as to his mission around th e bridge. has de voted the' greater p'ortion irtion of th e w eek to perfecting plgns for financing tfie irk oof the Dutchess Couufy ■work Defense imittee, has annqupced ‘ use Committee, the personnel of his committee, S a m u e l .B esk in , B e a c o n : E. R is: L ym gn Brown, vn, W appingers; George A. Dgn- The prowler proyea to be Dennis iels, Pawling;- Warren Delano, Red There will be a musical pregramme, consisting of solos, quartette IHennessy, 28 years old, wbo says be HoQb; Tracy Dows, Rhinebeofc: F rank numbers, violin and orchestra selec lives in W.est Albany. Hennessy A. Hotclikiss. North East; Roben R. vjcl-Ulty 3.1’6 present. now enrolled on tlie roster pt the FOUghHe^P^l® P rovisional Company ISO A H EN D ^m K afte r th e addition of, 14 recru its in a t th e drill, keld in th e SOCK” SOCIAL jtaken afmory Tuesday evening, o n e h u n tions. Hon. Caleb H. Baumes, of New was, not a spy.^Put Ju5t a common burgh, grand representative, make thq main address.* will traveler with' no place in ‘particular ■to hang h is hat around this vicinity. He had a little more , drink Wednes day n ig h t th a n w as good fo r him and as a resu lt he became sleepy. He w as seeking a place of sh elter around th e bridge piers w h en cap tu red by th e deputy sheriff. The deputy S'heriff 'brought him to ' th© poliee sta tio n w here he "\vas locked The joint com mittee in charge of dred eleveur menabers of th e con\The “ silk sock" social held a t .the th e celebration is composed qf th e fol (W ashington S tre e t M. E. C hurch pany p articip ated In Tuesday even lowing: F rom Adler Ledge— Jacob ing’s d rill an d i t i t expected 'th at W ednesday evening called o u t over h e rea fter th e atten d an ce w ill he Schlimmer, C hristian Schilling, Carl 150 m em bers of th e congregation g reater for more s tric t reg ulations Schopaoh? from FallM ll Lodge—Jas. an 3 th e ir friends. Tfie room w as H- Ackley. Jo h n L. palm er, George W. decorated w ith silk socks of red, are to be p u t in force governing Bayer, E. A. Wood, Donald Pallie; atten d an ce. w h ite and b lu e 'and socles w ere sold such from Bbyghkeepsie Lodge—F ran k Tuesday evening for th e first tim e as souvenirs of th e occasion. The i^illiam S. th e com pany was drilled in extended N-ewtoUt W illiam St(;opher, Willia sum of I? 60 w as realized. A deligihtful m usical programme order, ’ T he awkward squad received •was rendered in w hich th e follow ing jts u su al tu to rin g w hile th e v eter took p a r t; W a lter H errin g , E.sther ans, if th e y m ay be te n n ed such, re viewed th e ir lessons of th e p rey io u f 'Reick, A lva S m ith and o thers. weeks and gained a little ad d itio n al F r itz K nauss, so n of Mr. and Mrs. in a tm e tip n in th e im dim ents of m ili E rn e st Knauss,, of G rand S tree t, who ta ry scienee. Non-commissioned of school Was held a fte r th e drill. h as been w in te rin g in St. P eters- ficers’ The first consignm ent of uniform s burg h , F la., is sp en d in g an extended E. B. PuM'fcnd, p atrio tic in stru c to r v acatio n in th is city, H e w ill leave fo r th e com pany w ill b e received of H am iltqn-S leight Post, No, 20, G. in Ju n e 'for New London, Conn., thin com ing w eek and w ill be issued A. R „ C aptain Berfholfi Myers, c a p w here Bie hae secured a* position as a t th e n e x t drill. In th is consign- ta in A lmon Benew ay and Comrade clerk in one jpf th e lead in g hotels In e n t th e re a re outfits fo r 90 men and more u niform s w ill be received W illiam 'K. V an N osdall visited th e there. alm ost daily u n til th e com pany to a S. I?. B. Morse School, N o; 5, W ednes m an is garbed in .the reg u latio n day aftern o o n and in honor pf th e jr m an en t org an izatio n an d -w-111 have com ing th e children rendered the a b o a t house on th e riv e r fro n t, to clothing. C ap tain W aterm an, for th e com follow ing program m e: gether with ihoats, steam launches, ' signal outfits, m aohlne guns and pany, Ibas accepted th e in v itatio n of F la g salute. H am ilton-'Sleight Post, No. 20, G. A. C horus— Tike S ta r Spangled B anner, o th e r equipm ent. An appeal tu Poughkeepsie m en to lit,, to p articip ate in th e an n u a l p a R ecitatio n — T h t B est D eclaration, Desmond M oldridge e n te r the N aval M ilitia service be ra d e o f th e G. A. R. and o th e r or cause of th e w onderful op p o rtu n i ganizations, to he held M emorial Solo—C olum bia........C h arlo tte Sm ith ties for tra in in g Is m ade th ro u g h th e Day. T han th e company, w ill appear R ecitatio n — ^The F lag T h a t H as N ever K nown Defeat, _ Eagle-N ew s by L ieut. Commander in its new u niform s and w ith 150 o r Grace' Glaberson, A rvid Lekstrom Eckford, C, DeKay, II. S. N. L ieut. more m en in lin e is expected to m ake F lag Drill, DeKay wishesi to em phasize th a t a gallant and impreBslve showing. Miss Rook’s K in d erg arten Class those m en who jo in th e N aval M ili tia now in p r e f e r ^ c e to th e re g u la r ■ JProfessor G. Dickinson*, of th e de D u e t - ^ l d Glory, sar College, . Al-ta C lark ,' F red erick Tripp p a r tm e n t o f m u sic a t V assar Gollej arm of th e navy^ service w ill have unexcelled o p p o rtu n ities for prom o w ill tak e th e position as o rg an ist of | R ecitatio n — Old Flag-FG^fevejr," F ran cis B arton, Stanley Bloomer, tion in the service an d w ill enjoy SQ th e W ashington S tr e e tM . E. Church m any more pleasures th a n they recen tly le ft v ac an t hy Charles H.J - Frederick. T ripp. . Hiekok. Chorus—America. would in th e reg u lar navy, PAID VISIT to SaipO L N O .5 up by Sergeant Kfinlim on a charge of in to x icatio n an d vagrancy pre ferred by Deputy Sheriff Havens. Tlu5 is the first arrest thaf has been m ade by th e corps of special deputy sheriffs who have been doing service fo r th e p ast 10 days in gu ard in g th e bridge and property of the C entral New E ngland R ailw ay in th is city. T h e men are patro llin g every fopt of th e bridge lot -vV>*ich extends f r o m . W ashington S treet w est to th e riv e r an d a careful w atch is being m ain tain ed ag ain st a n y attem p t of plo tters to w reck the big bridge. m issc o rl ¥ s~t o WED B,H. WAIT The engagement of Miss M arjorie Corlies, daughter of W alter Corlies, of 29 Roosevelt Avenue, to B ertrand H. Wait, division engineer of the State Highway D epartm ent, was announced hy Mrs. J, T. H arrington, a t an inform al tea at b er home, 69 South H am ilton Street, W ednesday afternoon. A lbert F rederick, bass in th e q u ar te tte a t th e R eform ed D utch Church, has .resigned. H is position w ill be tak en by Richard Moate. i Thorne, Millbrook. The Dutchess County Home Defense League will hold session in its another, im peptant headquarters in the Cham ber of Commerce building fit 2 o’clock this afternoon, when fu rth e r tentative plans will he made. HOUSE BURNED AT CUNTON HOLLOW While Mrs. Mary Tracy, of the Clin ton Hollow Road near Clinton Corners was burning leaves n ear her house Tuesday afternoon the flames spread so rapidly tfiat they were uneontroluble, they jum ped to h er house 1 and before aid arrived the house w as b u rn ed to th e ground, The fire, spread la ter to the woods of Owen W ebber’s farm and destroyed m uch valuable tim ber before it w as extinguished. E arlier in the day th e large general store of B rett & W hite Was saved fi destruction only by quick w ork on tS p art of men in th e vicinity. F ire was discovered beneath one of the count ers burning in a pile of paper bag.s. T h a floor w as charred badly h u t little dam age -was done. In consequence of these fires a movement i.s on foot, .sanctioned by th e Village Improvem ent Society of Clinton Corners, to purchase a ,fire fighting apparatus. ■ B ert Keefe, of th e N ew burgh News, w as a buginesg visito r -ilL Poiighkeepsie W ednesday. Miss Cecilia Owens has retu rn ed tq h e r duties in th e XIp-to-Date C lothing Store after a n absence of several weeks because of an opera ti o n ■ ’.
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