NEW CASTLE TRIBUNE, CHAPPAQUA, N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1950
8
Dads and Bristol
Combine
To Form Rinkydiriks Club
Da ring Sprint
Wins Decision
For Quakers
janine
Faruolo/
A. V. Anderson «
To WedlSatUrday
*
6 Seek job
InPleasantville
Miss Janirie Faruolo, daughter
Close only c o u n t s in horseshoes stumpers still left them on the .of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Faru­ PLEASANTVILLE—
Six bids for the painting of the
and evert though the Bristol Fire short end of a 16-9 count.
olo J r . of Millwood Road, will be­
SENIOK L E A G U E STANDINGS
interior
of the three public schools
Co.-Dad's Club S o f t b a l l c o m b i n e W
come t h e bride-of Arthur V. An­
Tony Corrozza's daring sprint
were opened M o n d a y by the
now known officially as the Rin- 1. Rinkydinks
derson J r . ; . son of Mr. Anderson
imperials
for the plate in the bottom of the
kydinks—twice hovered on the 2.3. Democrats
Board of, Education and contracts
of Devoe "Road C h a p p a q u a ' a n d
brink o f defeat during t h e past 3. Squires
seventh created a rhubarb and
the late Mrs. Anderson, in the are. to be awarded after the esti­
5. Woodstumpers
week on each occasion, when put
t h e winning run here last Friday as
Church of St. John and St. Mary, mates have been tabulated and
to
the
test,
they
managed
to
Chappaaua's Horace Greeley High
Chappaqua, on Saturday a t 10:30 studied.
come through in the clutch, The
closed out the baseball season
Thq Board announced
that
A. M. The Rev. Joseph % Brady
result finds them still setting an
with a 5-4 triumph over Mt. Kisco.
S.
Carl
Ketchum,
former
Board
pastor will perform the cere­
unblemished pace in the New
mony.
president and representative of a
Kisco tied the score in the top
Castle S e n i o r .Men's Softball
of the final frame, counting twice
Miss Faruolo will have Miss citizens' advisory committee, will
League with a perfect 4-0 record.
on Dom Pasquale's homer with
Announcement has been made Johnnie J. Lawrence off Chattan­ review the bids with the school
Last week jumping away sto a
one m a t e aboard. Corrozza opened
ooga, Tenn., as her maid of hon­
first inning 7-0 lead against the of the engagement of Miss N a d i n a or, with Miss Joan Marasco and trustees. Mf. KetchUm worked in
t h e bottom half with a walk and
Millwood Woodstumpers, a s the Benke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
a similar capacity with the Board
held tight as Nick Palmieri popped
sorriest few moments of Softball Fred F. Benke of Pine Cliff Road, Miss Frances Warren 'of Chappa­ during the construction of a new
qua as bridemaids.
out to the infield. Howie Shuto
of the season, the Rinkydinks
t
o
Walter
Barringer
Howe,
son
of
gained life on a catcher's interJohn Anderson of Chappaqua, $99,000 cafeteria at Pleasantville
l o o k e d to be sure winners of their'
ieiftnce then Al Chaleski grounded
brother
of the bridegroom, will High School.
third game of the year. Millwood Mrs. Roswell Frost Howe of Sarles
to short.
serve
as
best man, with Edward
then buckled down to what seem­ Lane, Pleasantville, and the late
The bids cover work at the High
Corrigan
of Chappaqua, James School and the, Roselle Avenue
The force place caught Shute
ed a lost cause and with the Mr. Howe.
X I C K PALMIERI of Horace
Stafford of Rochester, Robert and Bedford Road elementary
a t second, but Corrozza crossed up Grecle> as he hit a double in
tites o f yellow perch, sunfish and [ shorthanded Rinkydinks finding
The
wedding
will
take
place
in
Lawler of Albany and Andrew
t h e defense by whipping past third Friday's game against Mount
catfish have been sharpened by the speedball slants of Johnny the Fall.
McMullen
of Norwich, N . Y. as schools.
enroute to the plate. The throw Kisco. His pitching scored a 5Carneiro growing harder and
letting
the
school
mates
m
u
n
:
h
from second-sacker Bill Rookwood 4 wctory for the Quakers—Pho­
harder to slap into fair ground
Miss Benke attended'Pleasant­ ushers.
on pieces of worms. Try this and as the game wore on, were ville schools and is on the staff of
w a s wide and the runner skidded to b\ Don Budendorf
Miss Faruolo, a graduate of the
stunt when next you a r e a t lake a grateful group of athletes when
Horace
_ Greeley High School,
in amid a whirl of dust and dis­
a. New York advertising agency.
the
regulation
seven
innings
were
Chappaqua,
is a senior at Wil­
sension,
j
or stream, and biting lags.
The future bridegroom, also, a n liam Smith College, Geneva, N. Y.
completed.
The
game's
end
found
Funeral Homes
The visiting Indians scored i
Old Hi wishes to thank his
alumnus of Pleasantville schools, Mr. Anderson, also a Horace
bq
t
h
e
Rinkydinks
on
the
rewarding
many angler friends from coast
once in each the first two innings. ]
is with the Ward Leonard Electric Greeley graduate, is a senior a t
PLeasantville 2-0001
to coast who have sent in re- end of a 10-8 final.
but the Quakers knotted with a
Co. in Mount Vernon.
„Tuesday
last
found
t
h
e
DemHobart
College,
Geneva
Among the best live baits for quests for free copies of his il- j
pair in the third as Pah.iien
|i taking
taking mam
m a n ' kinds
kinds of
of both
both fresh
fresh jj ilustrated
books
called "Fishing
"Fishing ocrats, the defending champions
singled with the bases loaded. PLFASANTVILLE
^
° ° k s called
it?— ™ ~
^ / r m : — . , ( reSh
and the team given the best
Lone runs in the fourth and sixth
A strong New York Baseball and salt water fish is the craw- j ^ ,
- g ^ w".''r £
^ ' r ' chance
t
to stop the Rinkydinks
•apparently put the game on ice. Federation nine handed the Pleas-1
.
ft-shelled
the A t l a n t i c a n d Gulf
current winning skein, leading
bui Pasquale defrosted the decis­ antwlle Knights their first set­
ion with his seventh-frame homer. back in the 1950 campaign, 12-5, stage of his crawling career, this j of Mexico seaboards), and "Pa- the pacesetters midway in the
frame.
But
"Rinky"
T h e Kisco first-sackcr also ac- , at Parkwav Field Sunda\ Bob pocket edition of the lobster is a \ cific Coastal Fishing." New edi fourth
tions
of
each
have
to
be
print­
mound
mainstay
Doug
Hunter,
counted for another run, his double. Legehdre pitched eight-hit ball for choice morsel for bass, perch, ed. If you haven't your copies
with
mates
George
Williams
and
in the first chasing in the first the victors.
pickerel, pike, walleyes, weak- vet, just drop a postcard to me,
Bud
Mettra
.aboard,
drew
back
Indian tally.
fish, channel and striped bass, in care of this newspaper, and from slow balling Fred Braun's
I The summary:
The locals kept out of trouble, r i e n s M i i e a b it h New l o wr k AB It H bluefish, croakers and many oth- you'll get them pronto. Please let up pitch and placed it far
print vour name and address
with a pair of twin killings both »'Sell
«*'"/••'I «T•' lf-<« C »1 " 2» <:•'
"'>roll !b 2"' 31 -'n I,
( at
over the rightfielder's head for a
plainly.
1 1 <• \ ers.
started by Palmion who went all Muiiav V> 4 n 1 U\nn 3b
three-run
four master. T h a t was
these
Burfrind c f • li ii Slpmatilis c 4 \ I'
Including the shrimp,
t h e way on the hill.
Qumn If
2 i) 1 l.iebler rf 4 2 .1
the
ball
game
t h e final reading
large
crustaceans make up a
The wine gave Chappaqua a Hodnciies rf 4 n (l Ma ttonin if 3 0 2 share of the food eaten by in- Tennis
7-5.
Courts.
( loffipdi 2b 2 i) n A T o r n o if 1 " <>
won-lost record of 6-6, while Mt. R I S 1 P \ a
The hustling young Squires
3 ll (I shore
It II 0 SlazintP If
bottom roving pan and
,
,
1 II Muhlbaek If 2 l> 1
Kisco absorbed its eighth setback ' uc^ -\h
made their debut in the loop an
game
fish,
and
therefore
c
r
a
b
s
Baseball
LliniC
i lb
3 1 n
in 11 starts
• C,aipl> p 1 it1 n1 RBun
Cot'no ss 4 O 1 are the means of making excel-[
New Castle Recreation Direc- unpleasant one a week ago to­
1
0
Domini
ss
1
0
1
night when they lost out to the
Mt. Kl«ro AB It H C'linppaqua AB It H Hot enter p 2
lent catches for anglers who like
„ ,
.
I.ogchdre p 4 1 0
Kmrh s«
4 i» 1 U'burton If A 1 1
to still fish and surf cast. You I ' °
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announces that Democrats 9-3. However they
Belardi If
4 0 2 ( onnzza ss 1 1 0
_
.
Trembone c 3 2 1 Palmieri p 4 0 1 1
P Greeley will open another were a different ball club come
-<1 3 S
37 12 10 should lash them securely to the i
Sunday when they scrimmaged a
Pasqualp 1h 4 1 2 Shutp ef
3 o n
a Walked for i lOffredi in 9th
hook by means of silk thread or' season on Monday, July 10.
Wondw d cf 3 il 0 ( lialoski l b 4 II It j Senre b.\ Innings
picked group of Imperials and
Francis also announced that
Bruno p
3 1 1
^rrwth rf
2 2 1 . N P U \oik
in.3 4 1 1 0 2
n-l'_> a rubber band, so that they will
Democrats and bested them 4-3
Rnekuri 2I| 1 0 0 tliseins 3h 2 0 n pipasantsillp
0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 . \ — 3
remain alive and active for the j
tennis court at the end of in a nine-inning fray.
Hulse rf
i n n
nmmnnd <• 2 I I I
.
—.
longest possible time.
the railroad bridge, on Douglas
Alonzo 3b
2 0 0 Se'uoeder 2b 3
Imperials
played
a "double
0 1 Veterans
of County
If you are live^bait ^ f J ^ / J ? , Road, will be open to the public header" Monday against Mill­
speckled trout and run out of gar
Cheer J , A. Patients
Score by Innlnes
den worms, nab a few grasshop­ this Saturday morning at 9 A. M. wood losing a suspended tie
_
1 1 O 0 0 0
2—4
Mt Kisco
MONTROSE—
The junior baseball clinic will game in the eighth frame 12-11 as
pers from a nearby meadow and
_
0 0 2
1 0 1
1—5
Chappaqua
Runs batted in Pasquale 3 Palmlpn
Songs and dances highlighted secure them to the hook also by also s t a r t tomorrow morning at Carniero vvon his first game of
2 Sehrofdpr Two hasp hits Warnurton. an
evening's entertainment for silk thread. A lot of anglers are 9 o'clock at the baseball field. the year. The regularly scheduled
Smith. Pasqualp Homp runs
Pasqualp
however,
developed
Sacrifices
Higgins
Rookuood
Hulsp , .patients at the Franklin Delano still unaware t h a t grasshoppers I All boys interested are request- afterpiece,
Stolpn
hasps
Trem
ihnne
Pasqualp
,
Roosevelt
V
e
t
e
r
a
n
s
'
Hospital
j
bait
for
trout—but
Old
ed
are
requested
to
bring
their
]
into
a
"war
of
nerves"
with
the
Douhle
plavs
Palm
" c h m r d p V T n r n i a T r s t a g e d last week by delegations I
knows they are often mighty, old elothrs. gloves and spikes.
I Imperial
bench jockeys proving
Sehrorder Palmipri. S(
ski Basps on halls Bruno .*i Palmlpn ">
from Westchester veterans posts ; effective. Black bass also like I The clinic, under the direction' louder than Millwood's and the
Strikeouts Bruno 3 Palmien 4 I mpircs
and auxiliaries.
j these hoppers almost as well as of Mr. Francis, who is a personal j Imperial bats also^speaking^ in
Katz and Cueeia Time 2 13
Students from a Hastings dance j they do the nymphs of Dragon- friend of Eddie Sawyer, manager a noisier tone as Mickey Warand
Duke^ Messenger
school joined with Hastings vet-i flics called bass bugs.
of the Philadelphia Phillies, will burton
both
hit
for
the
circuit. A sixerans in a dance program. A
In many respects, tackle and start the,clinic in baseball strat­
run
last
inning
rally
by the woodcommunity sing was held and re- tactics are similar for both fresh egy of fielding by position.
freshments served.
| j
j water fishing. Take the
A S K the successful business men
Among those sponsoring the aft i c e of chumming, for exam­
and they'll tell you—"The more
fair were delegations from Yon ple. By dribbling over pieces of
Summer Vacation is
you
TELL the more you S E L L . "
Flag day exercises, sponsored by , kers. Hastings, Mount Vernon. Os- bait fish (suckers, chubs, perch,
around
the
corner!
Mount Kisco Lodge 1552. BPOEI. sming, Peekskill and Harrison.
menhaden, sardines, etc.) you get
You too can use this successful
were held in the auditorium of
the desired game fish to come
formula by using the 13 Westches­
For Picnics —
Horace Greeley High School Wed- p i
A n
within striking distance of your
ter
Newspapers
Combination
nesday because of rain.
^KrttrlancL Iteese
Sight Seeing Excursions
hook.
W
A
N
T
A
D
S
.
Through
this mass
This is an especially helpful
Hamilton Hicks, former peace i / ? . P. /,
Graduate
Children's Outings
medium
you
not
only
reach
pros­
sjstem for getting barracuda,
justice, and Councilman Francis j TROY
tuna,
bluefish,
woakfish,
stripe.i
pects in your own community, but
K. Decker were speakers.
WHY NOT CHARTER
Garland W. Reese was one of bass, yellovvtails and others to
also the hundreds of thousands
Taking part in the program the 800 candidates graduating come close and grab your lure
The Bedford Bus Co.
of prospects in the rest of the
were the Chappaqua Fife and June 9 at Rensselaer Polytechnic in their eagerness to clean up
AT THE STATION PLAZA
Drum Corps, the Greeley l l i g h Institute's 143rd commencement. the free lunch. And vou can pla>
County.
/
Bedford Hills, N. Y.
School band and Chappaqua Post It was the largest graduating class much the same trick in fresh wa­
MOunt Kisco 6-4821
You can fill practically any need
453. American Legion. The Elks in the history of the engineering ter angling—such as when fish­
quartet sang. Ravmond Ferguson, j ..
with Combination W A N T A D S .
ing at a buoy for lake trout and
special events chairman for the
For further proof of their tremen­
Reese received the degree of 1 whitefish.
Elks Lodge, was in charge He
dous pulling power, here are a few
was assisted by Lodge officers. bachelor of metallurgical e n g i - 1 On many occasions Old Hi has
from the hundreds of recent suc­
neenng.
He
is
the
son
of
Mr.
and!
gained
the
cooperation
of
hesitant
j
*JG—10-piece mahogany dining room
About 200 attended.
set. red couch, pair blue living room
Mrs. Garland W. Reese. Covvdin trout, whitefish, bass and pike by j
cessful results obtained through
chairs
Fine tables, pair table lamps,
Road, and a graduate of Horace; tossing over a few chunks of
this medium . . . by people who
mirrors, pictures, maple bureau and
Greeley High School.
! sucker meat. Likewise, the appe.bed.
Porch furniture.
Custom made
had something to SELL . . .
f
1
Nadina Benke
And W. B. Howe
Will Wed in Fall
H
NGLING
BEECHER
Angles
Knig'ht Skein
Snapped al 4
old Hi
u s t r
t e d
b
r
1
s
f l s h
o r
c r a b
I n
t h e
so
i n g
( a b o u t
SOLD!
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. . . because M O R E
WESTCHESTER
people were TOLD
v
F r a n c i s
m
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COMBINATION
WANT
a r e
ADS
.
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Kisco Elks
Mark Flag Day
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INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Mixed Team Wins
At Game Played
By Bridge League
STUDIO.
PLEASANTVILLEMrs. Therese Holmes of Rye
and Edwin Balmer of Irvington
were winners with 44 .2 points at !
a meeting of the Central West­
chester Bridge League last week
in the Presbyterian Church rooms. !
Roland Strand of Pleasantville di­
rected the five and a half tables. '
Av erage was 30 and the scrambled ,
Mitchell movement was played. ,
Tied for second place with 39
points were the teams of Mrs. H. I
S. Green of Tarrytown and C. j
J a c k Bonney of Pleasantville with j
Thomas Holmes of Rye and Neal '
Wyer of Tarrytown.
Third place was won by George i
Kelly and O. C. Schauble of Mount
Kisco, who scored
Next week's play will be direct- *
ed by Miss Mildred Betzler. P a r t ­
nerships for games can be ar­
ranged.
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SHOP
Brunswick combination television-radiophonograph, etc. N E w Rochelle 0-0000.
Prompt
Action
on Listings
#
(Names
Mount Kisco, N. Y.
Artist
HOURS:
Supplies
Picture
A.T. Houlihan
Framing
and
Restoration
REAL E S T A T E • I N S U R A N C E
Phone CHappaqusi 1-0860 175 King Street, Chappaqua, N. Y.
9 A . M . + 0 9 P. M . Saturdays
WHY DON'T
YOU—
Thousands
WE ARE!
^
OUR
STORE
C L O S E A T I P.M.
DURING
Every
Thursday afternoon
June - July - August
41 SO. GREELEY AVE.-
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9
SERIES OF RADIO INTERVIEWS
EVERY S A T U R D A Y
ELECTRICAL,
hear
"KNOW YOUR COUNTY"
WILL
STORE
CHAPPAQUA 1-0078
over Stations WFAS
on
"YOUR
and
PROGRAM
The. popularity of the " K n o w Your C o u n t y " series of guest interviews
A_NT!QL'E I X I t . M T l U E KOLGHT,
SOLD AND RESTORED
in
tory, attractions and characteristics of his particular community. If you are
LIVERY
become acquainted with this unique radio presentation.
Vlcasantville
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56 Ossining
Station W F A S - 1 2 3 of 1230
OR
Slation W F A S - F / A - 1 0 3 . 9 me
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1
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••fort
MANICARE
After
MANICARE
Sure ft»u can file your own'* nalli
and put pollib on—BUT—what about
that euUelcT .The rough gkJn on finKen? Hans nails? Stains? These are
things that ruin the looks of your
nail*. AND these are the things that
MANIOAItE takes care of. Vou use
It when you wash your hands. Just
mis with, water. Directions on jar.
Keeps your' naJls perfect at ail times.
/
RESULTS:
"Sale price $125 and up. Calls
from P i . Chester, Mamaroneclc,
Harrison, Yonkers, W h i t e Plains
and
N e w Rochelle.
Satisfactory
sales."
SAILBOAT, 14", centerboard, good condi­
tion, with 1948 outboard, complete lor
5100.
PElham 0-0000-R evenings.
So Quick — So
Easy
_ Buy StANICAKE today at your
local Drug Store
'KNOW YOUR C O U N T Y "
NEW
Series rebroadeasr
• at 8:30 P . M . , same d a y — s a m e stations.
Guests Scheduled (or the Immediate Future
June 15._—. Hon. William C. Duell, Supervisor^ T o w n o t G r e e n b u r g h
"PRIVATE,
CARS
FOR
Hon. Bartholomew A . Moynahari,
Councilman a n d Acting Mayor, City of PeekikilJ
EULEY
ALL
June 2 9 „ . _ _ . Hon. Ralph B. Maltby, Mayor, Village o f Bronxville ''
July
"
5140
PIANO — Small Baby Grand. Very good
condition Reasonable. For appointment
call YOnkers 0-000.
RESULTS:
"Calls from Peekskill, Pelham, M t .
Vernon and other County points.
Sold to Peekskill man second day."
" S o l d to Yonkers party. G o t about
60 calls from other parts of
Westchester, the Bronx and New
York."
SAROUK RUG 12' x 8 ' 3 " ; perfect. Cost
5425.* sell 5175 with Ozite pad. Moving.
MOunt Vernon 0-0000 after 7 P.M.
DINING ROOM — Mahogany, 10 pieces; 4
poster bed. mahogany, complete; dresser,
2 upholstered chairs N E w RochelleO-0000.
RESULTS:
RESULTS:
"Sold first day the ad ran to the
first caller from W h i t e Plains."
"Sold the first day. Received calls
from Ossining, M o u n t Vernon a n d
New Rochelle."
BUY~ SELL"RENT HIRE
or
Combination WANT ADS in 13 Westchester Papers
Reach 480,000 Reader Prospects.,
We will handle the entire transaction for you
Dispatch
Just Call
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LARCHMONT—Times
'
serving Mount Kisco" and Westchester \
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cV..^.«.Hon. O w e n M . Quirin, Supervisor, Town of Mount Pleasant
July 13^^
. Hon. Robert B. Stewart, Supervisor, Town of fyevv.Cdstle
9
OCCASIONS '
PLAINS—Reporter
TARRYTOWN—Daily
P E E K S K I L L — E v e n i n g Star
W» suggest )hal ypu clip and fit* this schedule tor reference.
June 22
MOunt Kisco 6 - 5 9 7 5
ROCHELLE^-Standard-Star
M A M A R O N E C K — D a i l y Times
WHITE
CALL
RESULTS:
P O R T C H E S T E R — D a i l y Item
*
LOUIS R.
V E R N O N — D a i l y Argus
MOVING—Must sell Duncan Phyfe dining
room table: 6 cu. ft. Cold Spot refriger* ator: 1 French walnut bedroom dresser;
chifferobe. 1 inlaid oak dresser, chlXferobe N E w Rochelle 0-0000.
RESULTS:
Tell ttCWe&tctote*. You Want to
MT.
" A b o u t 50 calls from Port Criesher, Yonkers, Larchmont, Scarsdale,
Mt.
Vernon, Ossining, New R o ­
chelle, Harrison. Sold to Yonkers
and New Rochelle people."
"Received calls from Yonkers,
Ossining, M t . Vernon and Larch­
mont. Sold to Larchmont party.
COCO COLA COOLER
electric, excellent condition,
BYRAM vRIVER 0-0000
RESULTS:
" S o l d after second insertion. Calls
from Bronxville, N e w Rochelle and
Yonkers.
Glad
you
suggested
County papers."
Y O N K E R S — H e r a l d Statesman
CONTROL that CUTICLE
Call Us when You Need a Private Car
for Any Special Occasion — (Wed­
dings, O l u t i n g s , Trips, and Other
Events) —
"Killed ad 3rd day. C o u l d have
sold 12 file cabinets if he had
them. Very well pleased."
Giant
Dailies:
Every Thursday afternoon at 2 o'dotk
Guest Interviews on
RESULTS:
E D U C A T E D toy and miniature poodle
puppies. Rarest colors. Fairly priced.
Touchstone Poodles. Park Ave. Phone
Greenwich 0-0000.
Make a habit of tuning in YOUR PROGRAM
Road
ROGER BROS, silverware, new s e n ice 8;
gas range: steamroom heater, 4'^ cu. it.
Servel Refrigerator: Maple love seat.
4 drawer steel lock file cabinet All A - l .
reasonable. Port Chester 0-0000.
RESULTS:
increases weekly. In each broadcast the chief executive of some Westchester
not already a listener we cordially invite you to tune in every Thursday and
in
RESULTS:
WFAS-FM
municipality presents interesting and outstanding facts concerning the his­
PRIVATE
5 PIECE modern upholstered wicker sunporch set, exceptional condition and
value. Priced quick sale. 5100. Rye 0-0000.
'Calls came from W h i l e Plains,
Yonkers, C r o f o n and M f . Vernon.
Sold to W h i t e Plains family."
I P. M . to 9 P. M . Daily
Fine Cabinet Work Done
and Repaired — Upholstery
(Established
and addresses
available
. In our
office)
Kisco Ave. (across fronvKisco Theater)
BARD'S
A. WILLIAMS
Homes
Estates
Acreage
WESTCHESTER LIGHTING COMPANY . THE Y0NKERS ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO.
COMMUTERS^For'your convenience call in your WANT7AD to our N. Y.,City office M U 8-0606
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