TOWOTKOGA SBNTINBU THOBSOAY, MAY 17, 1884
PACE EIGHT
THE SENTINEL
PUTNAM
An Ordinance of the Village of Ticonderoga,
'
feiterod at the Post-OOc* at Tlocm.
May 14—Mrs. George Vaughn has
New York, establishing Daylight Saving Time.
. Y., M Mwoad d m matter. opened her home on The HudsonThe Board of Trustees of the Village of Ticonderoga, New
Cham plain Trail and is entertaining
York, at a Special Meeting held at the Village Board Rooms, Comher sUter, Mrs. Celesta Klngaiey of
munity Building, in the said Village on the 14th day of May, VICINITY CORRESPOND- Glens Falls.
ENCE
Miss Margaret Simpson and Mrs.
1934, pursuant to Section 91 of the General Municipal Law of the
A. M. Ritchie were Whitehall visiState of New York, do hereby enact the following ordinance:—
tors Tuesday.
SHOREHAM
The Standard Time within the corporate limits of the Village
Robert Beat has purchased a new
May 14—.Mr. and Mrs.E . H. car.
of Ticonderoga. New York, shall be advanced one hour from that Moore
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol P. King entertained
of the seventy-fifth meridian of longitude west from Greenwich, Mrs. McKee in Newtonville, Mass.
Nimble Finger Club at her home
at 2:00 o'clock A. M. on Sunday, May 27th, 1934, and that such | Miss Ina Smith was In Ticonder- the
Wednesday afternoon.
Standard Time so advanced shall remain in effect until 2:00 A. MJ oga Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harris were
son
Frank
on Sunday. September 9th. 1934, at which time the said Stand-1 w eMrs.^Larry
Rourke and
Hudson Falls visitors Tuesday.
re
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Musser have
ard Time so advanced shall be retarded to the mean astronomical 1 Mrs.
inGteorge
BrWpoitPecor
sunday._
is visiting rel- moved to Gienburnie for the sumtime of such seventy-fifth meridian west from Greenwich.
! atives in Barre, Vt.
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public
officers
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It
is
further
enacted
that
all
courts,
public
officers
and
legal!"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ashley
Belden
andj
n
w*w.v,..
,.
i; Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Belden and i "
YOUR MONEY—
DRESSES
y
BAY OF DEPOSTT Ja <
for the fine of th» month «* « wm#
lyfonBalfowB$
usnal snart, Astatine.
itl» bring, hu
ererjthx
turn. Hifhert interest
safety. Ererrdollai
under New York State
If you want safety of principal with
^interest return, mail the
coupon below. Interesting,
w A
new booklet, "Banking by
~«5.,;«i ~~^«rt,nuri;«rws wi+Vtin tVio RAIH Villftfffi of Ticonderosra children of Burlington spent Sundayj^
and official proceedings
within the said Village of Ticonderoga children of Burlington
s — «««<uv! Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ritchie spent
Mail for Profit", will be
shall be and is hereby regulated by such ordinance.
I ^Sr.^d M»MrE. w. n L™«e anaj - - - - - - - --------seat you FREE. Explain*
btate of New \ o r k
)
I children and Mr* W G Larra-bee I Whitehall attended services at
wny you Denem %xy our
County Of Essex
V SS:
iwere in Ripton Sunday.
|U
P church Sunday
morning.
J L Sneai
f
simple, banking by mail plan.
Village Of Ticonderoga )
••->-> I M r a n d M r s c L witherell re-! day
- with
: «parents,
Argyle Mr.
spentand
Sun-Mrs.
his
iraed
Send this coupon TODAY
I, Walter L. Moore, Clerk of the Village of Ticonderoga, do; £
Saturday from Rochester, N. J. B. Shear.
Mrs. C. P. King and two children
hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing ordinance with
Mr aad Mrs w
A s t a l k e r of
Home
Savings
Bank
23
Mrs. G. E. Dedrick and children
the original ordinance duly adopted by the Village Board of • Middebury were callers in town sun- and
attended National Hospital Day at 11 North Pearl St^ Albany, N. Y.
Trustees on the 14thuday of May, 1934, and filed with me, and i day.
Please send banking by mail
the Moses Ludington hospital in TiDr a n d M r s J
-booklet. No obligation.
that
- , - P t Sh k ar °j n *£ ve conderoga Saturday afternoon.
f
that the same is a true and correct copy of such original and of;
Mr. and Mrs. George Reagles of
the Whole thereof.
kers, N. Y.
Schenectady spent the week end in
Witness my hand
and the official seal of the Village of Ticon-; Mrs. Frank Dumas of Shoreham camp
h
at Putnam Station.
in Ticonderoga Tuesday.
Center
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Peterson, Mrs.
^deroga, N. Y., on this 15th day of May, 1934.
Charles CunningMr. ana
and Mrs.
Mrs. Celesta
Mr,
Mrs.
unanes
vanning-1
^
.
Walter L. Moore,
gsibury spent Saturday evening
CH7I £".?.".
home at Larrabees
Point. *° their|SinSb
24\v2
!^Li h S'»,;r*
~ conder_
Village Clerk.
Ury spent
a ..
rtorr tuja Aim ADVBXSS
and Mrs. S. V. Robbins and
in Mr.
Ticonderoga.
sons Paul and Thomas of Silver Bay,
BRIDPORT
PUTNAM
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Barber of
I May 14—A son was born to Mr.Ticonderoga,
Miss Helen Robbins of
May 15—Mr. and Mrs. Frank
land Mrs. W. Either Saturday, May Rutland and Mrs.
Vaughn
and
Mrs.
'erkins and Oscar Saville of Fort
ill.
Kingsley were Sunday guests of Mr. Ann spent Tuesday evening of las:
) Miss Hazel Davis returned from and
Mrs. A. F. Peterson.
week with Mr. and Mrs. George
I the Mary Fletcher hospital where
Miss Sylvia E. Comstock and Mer- ott,.
I she has heen for treatment.
L. Creedon of Montpelier, Vt.
Robert Best lias purchased a Pon\ Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Noonan of rill
were united in marriage by Rev. J. tiac sedan.
1 Pittsfteld, Mass, spent last week vis- S.
Vance
Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Harold Belden antf son BerUting relatives in town.
Mary Perry of Montpelier ard spent Saturday in Glens Falls.
|! Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nedeau have andMiss
Miss
Margaret
Ladgerwood
of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Davis were
named their daughter Arlene Cath- this place were the witnesses.
lunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H.
erine.
The
new
mission
Sunday
School
Curtis
of Ticonderoga.
Rev. J. C. Emerson attended the at Bain's Corners has two handmade
Harold Belden and Frank Thatchstate conference.
quilts
on
sale
at
their
S.
S.
room.
took
truck loads of cattle
i Mrs. Edward Weeks has returned For further particulars inquire of to Bostonthree
Corners, N. Y. the past
; from the Moses Ludington hospital. Mrs, J. S. Vance.
week.
GYPSY CREAM
Large Bottle
Qt, Bottle Best Grade
I She is somewhat improved in health.
Mrs. George Cummin gs substiMr. and Mrs. George Coltey and
for Poison Ivy
L1STERINE
| Howard Stone and Frank Wilson
MINERAL, OIL
at the Central school Monday Mr. and Mrs. George Mott were
4Oc
59c
if I are doing repair work ut the for-tuted
16
for
Miss Elsie Mooney, who has been Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
69c
liner's farm in Snoreham this week. ill with
grippe for several days.
Mott at Putnam Corners.
| Mrs. Joseph Boulia was taken to
.85 Ponds Cream
.25
.40 Castorla
«2©
Mr. and sMrs. Ray Clipper and
Maillory O'Dell of Ticonderoga vis! a hospital in Burlington by anxbu- daughter
.50 Dusting Powder
.39
.25 Ex-Lax
-1»
Madeline spent Sunday ted his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
!
lance
Wednesday.
.35 Talcum, lb. can
.23
.23 F e e a m i n t
.19
with
relatives
in
Pottersville.
O'Dell,
Sunday.
| Mrs. John Giard was called td the Mother's Day was observed with
.40 Almond Lotion
33
.50 Vicks Nose Drops— .39
Mrs. Rolland Bertrand
I home of her parents Monday by theappropriate exercises at the U. P.andMr.sonand
$1.25 Hndnnt Bath Tab. .89
$1.25 Pinkhams Com. $1.05
Frankie spent Sunday with
srious illness of her mother, Mrs. chnrch Sabbath morning.
.45 Bay Rum
.82
.60 Alka Seltzer
.58
Mrs. Emma Lillie at Shoreham, Vt.
evi
Pidgeon.
.85
Frostilla
.25
$1 Miles Nervine Tabs. .89
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. B. Adams and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dodge and Mr.
The annual speaking contest was
.50 Sunburn Lotion — .89
.30 Sal Hepatica
.24
Doris of Whitehall spent Alonzo McCsube of~ Whitehall were
dd Thursday night, May 10. The daughter
.25 Tube Cold Cream . - .13
.85 Tad Salts
.79
Saturday
night
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orrat prize in Group 1 was awarded Warren lillie and Sunday with Mrs. lando O'Dell.
.50 Palmolive Shampoo .25
.60 Rubine
.49
Frances Ivenneville, second to Florence Lillie and daughter Anna.
050 Kienao
.29
.30 Merks Soda. Phos._ .29
Mr.
and
Mrs. Henry Hall of
orraine Newton and honorable
J50 Woodburys wave set .39
C. Ulcher and Rotbert Clemin conderoga called at Charles Craig's
.75 »oans Pills
— .58
ention to Ernest Charbofineau. of S.Watervltet
.50 Lady Esther Cream .45
are spending some Monday afternoon.
he
first
prize
in
Group
II
was
given
.25 Carters Pills
.21
.25 Kleenex
.17
at the Ulcher Cottage. Mrs.
Mrs. Lydia Crammond was a week
Anna Cook, second to Leon Qnes- time
.25 Ponds Tissue
.17
.25 Seidlita Pow«rs
.21
Ulcher and daughter Lois spent" end guest of Mrs. Harry Wright
el and honorable mention to Mar- Friday
at
the
cottage
Ticonderoga.
it ta Brown. Each speaker who did
Mrs. Burns McLaughlin has rePound Glass Jars
Clifford O'Dell of Astoria, L. I
25c. Box
WATER GLASS
ot receive a prize was given an
COLD CREAM
KOTEX 2 Boxes
Pints and Quarts
Erevsharp" pencil. There was aturned to Glens Falls after spend- is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ing several days with local rela- Orlando O' Dell.
39c
25c
15c & 2 5 c
ry large attendance.
tives.
Miss Gladys Mclntyre of Waverly,
Miss Kathleen Harris was home Mas. is e'xpected home June 11th
.05 Barbasol Shave Cr. .49
.50 Ipana Tooth Paste- .42
from
Schroon
Lake
Sunday.
for
a three weeks' vacation.
.85 Pafanolive Shave Cr. .25
.50 Squibbs Tooth Paste .88
Mr. and Mfcs. Bert Hack of Me- James Anderson spent Tuesday
BENSON
.85 Colgates Shave Cr._ .25
.50 Forhans Tooth Paste .42
chanicville
Sfpent
Monday
with
Mr.
with
John McLaughlin.
May
who
14—Mrs.
Isa
Wilcox,
.89 McKesson Shave Cr. .29
.25 Colgate Tooth Paste .19
Several men from town started
_>ent~the winter in Glens FalhTwith and Mrs. G. L. Lillie.
.85 Williams Shave Cr. .29
.25 UstPrine Tooth P. .19
The following poem was written work Monday on a pulp wood job at
er
daughter
Retta,
came
home
last
.85 Gem Blades
.29
.85 Lyons Tooth Powder .29
by Lee Goodman and recited by his Blue Ridge.
unday
Miss Bertha Davis was a Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Gibbs and daughter, Miss Thelma Goodman, at
Take Home a Pint of Our
Take Home a Pint of Our
spent several days last week the U. P. church Sabbath morning: guest of Mrs. Grant Thatcher in
My Mother
Crown Point.
HOME MADE ICE CREAM
ilh Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Gibbs.
HOME MADE SHERBET
My mother dear, to you I owe
John Shear of Argyle was a week
Miss Velma Bosworth was home
Maple Nut, Coffee, ChocoFresh Fruit, Lemon, Orange,
A debt I can't repay
end guest of his parents, Mr. and
ver the week end.
late, Vanilla, Strawberry
Pineapple and Raspberry
You walked in shadows, so that I Mrs. J. B. Shear.
The Young People's meeting was
Could see the lighst of day
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Musser movt Kenyon King's last Sunday night.
ed to Glenburnie Saturday where
John Waite stpent last Sunday in
they
have employment for the sum
In silent watches of the night
•rwell.
mer months.
Mrs. Alice Micklejohn is visiting
Through childhood's tender
Mr.
and Mrs. William Chester and
town for a few days.
years
children of Montreal were week
Mrs. E. A. Gibbs was in Rutland
You guarded me with gentle love two
end
guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Saturday to see her great grandAnd kissed away my tears
Holmes.
daughter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P. S. B. Adams an<
Mrs. Flora Hough had a poor
How often in my ignorance
daughter Doris of Whitehall spen
eek last week.
I 'grieved your loving heart,
j
the
week
end
at
the home of Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Humiston
But with a smile and gentle voici ! Lillie.
isited at Mrs. Ruth Norton's TuesYou hid the painful part
Mr. and Mrs. William Max and
ay.
children of Glens Falls were Sunday
Miss Joyce Wilcox and her mothYou taught me how at eventide
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
er were in Glens Falls Sunday.
To speak with God in prayer
Bain.
And how the angels came each
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darrow of
night
Whitehall attended the Mothers'
To see me kneeling there.
Day Service Sunday at the U. P.
FOR PROMPT SERVICE
church after which they were dinYou led my faltering footsteps ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
AND QUAMTY WORK
Aubrey.
back
Telephone 326
Roy Best and son Edward visited
When from the path I'd stray
Sorrow and pain I'd never know relatives in Starksville, Vt. SaturCHAMPLAIN VALLEY DRY
If
you
could
have
your
way.
day.
CLEANERS
Mrs. Augusta Vaughn has opened
- Cor. Lake George Ave. and
h summer. Her
H
It's when I think of your great her house for the
Jogues Place
sister
Mrs. Celeste Kingsley of
love
Fort
Ann,
will
live
with
her.
And
what
you've
done
for
me
Members of the N. R. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Best, son EdI pray to God that I shall live
"IT PAYS TO IJOOK PIT"
ward and daughters Gertrude and
As you would have me be.
Maude expect to spend this week
end at West Haverstraw with Miss
Now to all mothers here below
Ruth Best at the New York State
Or in that realm divine
Proposals for Bids
j
Reconstruction
Home.
Let's bow our heads and to them
Remodeling General Plumbing Work
Mrs. Augusta Vaughn and Mrs.
say
at Essex County Jail, ElizabethCeleste Kingsley were Sunday dinGod
(bless
you,
Mather
Mine.
town, New York
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Sealed proposals endorsed as aPeterson.
bove will be received by the Clerk
Mrr and Mrs. FTank Moore and
CHILSON
of the Board of Supervisors of Essex
Mrs. iA. Peterson spent Monday in
(Too
late
for
last
week)
County at the office of said Clerk, at
Whitehall.
Elizabeth town, New York, until 2:00
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dedrick and
May 8—We are glad to report
P. M. Daylight Saving Time on Sat-that the sick are on the gain. Mrs. children were Sunday guests of Mrs.
urday, June 2d, 1934, and will be Chauncey Huestis, who has been Claudia Dean in Fair Haven.
opened /publicly by the Auditing and having a terrible time with hemorMr. and Mrs. Warren Lillie and
Purchasing Committee of the Board rhages of the nose and rheumatism, Mrs. Roy Harrie were in Ticonderof Supervisors of Essex county at a is some better and Harland Stubing oga Monday.
meeting to be held at said Clerk's is enough improved that his nurse,
Office on that day.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Mrs. Frank Stoweil, moved him to
her home for his convalescence.
,
See our
All claims against ALTA M.
The work for which said bids are
Mrs. Addie Hanna and Mrs. Alice BARNARD, late of Crown Point, N.
new designs in genuine
invited consists generally of remov- Moore of Ironville were guests last Y., must be presented to her Exing the present old plumbing fix- wiiek of Mrs. Mary Anson Moore, ecutrix, at the office of Thomas W.
Congoleam Gold Seal Rugs.
tures, pipes, etc., at the said Essex Mrs. Fred Hunsdon and other rela- McDonald, Esq., Port Henry, N. Y.,
County Jail and installing modern tives here.
I The colorings are beautibefore November 24th, 1934.
new fixtures, waste, vent and water
Mrs. Leon Smith and Mrs. Frank
Dated, May 9th, 1934.
'
fully rich—fit to grace any
piping and all the necessary steel, Armstrong of Watervliet were guests
Harriet E. Brooks,
brick, concrete and painting work.
of friends here Saturday night and
Executrix.
I room in your home!
Plans and specifications may beSunday.
Thomas W. McDonald,
obtained by communicating with the
Henbert, Charles and Victor Hall
Atty. for Executrix,
\ , Remember this: For real
said Clerk of the Board of Supervis- and Joseph Thomas spent a few days
Port Henry, N. Y.
24m6
\
value and all-round satislast week at Port Henry, helping
ors at Elizabethtown, New York.
1
their uncle, Dennis Cheney.
Proposals
shall
be
accompanied
by
faction, no other low-priced
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Miner are by a ear last Saturday—or hurt so
a certified check payable to the
badly she had to ibe killed. When
County of Essex, New York, or mon- keeping house in Port Henry.
- floor-covering equals a
Mrs. Kate Moore was a dinner one of the neighbor's boys was ridey deposit of 10% of the amount of
ing her she threw him off and ran
genuine Congoleum Rug.
the ibid. Successful bidders will be ,guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huns- into-the
road in front of a car. The
required to give a bond in the a-don Sunday.
Goodro-w
boy, who was riding her,
Come in soon to see them*
S. P. Smith of Putnam was a callmount designated by the said Auditer at Ersia Smith's one day recently. bed his arm injured and had to
ing and Purchasing Committee.
Irave
it
in
a sling for several days.
Wilford Smith and Harold Osier
The said Committee reserves the
Mr. and Mrs. Myorn Sherwin and
right to reject any or all proposals. were in Elizabethtown Tuesday to daughter
of
Comstock were guests
take
the
test
for
driving
licenses.
Essex County Board of Supervisors,
Billy Tread way had the misfor of Mrs. Ralph Moore and Mrs. ClemBy Chairman of Auditing and
mie
Hall
Sunday.
tune
to
have
his
pony
"Jennie"
killPurchasing Committee.
V..*.
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,
/
PROM-m-
Formal Gowns
.
$7.95 to $12.95
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
IS NEW AND
DIFFERENT
Half sizes. A new selection. Polka dots, pastelles, light prints. 18»/2
to 24»/i -*
$7.95 and up
LINEN SUITS
Picqnes, e t c
$3.98 & $5.98
TRY CONRON'S FIRST
SILK SWAGGER SUITS
In Soft Pastelle Shades
And Save Money. Cot Prices For
$7.95
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
You Must See These
Dresses to Appreciate
Them
II
Always Try Conron's First
^
SPECIAL
OF
9x12 ft. $6.75
A. B.DRAKE
Only one dress of a
kind—be strictly
Come! in and let Mrs*
Renss show you the
Latest Fashions
BALCONY DRESS DEPT.
TI-ECONOMY STORE
BANK BLOCK
Telephone 440
TICONDEROGA, N. Y. I
Ti - Economy Store
Leads in Values as well as quality. When yen boy at the Ti - Economy
Store you are sore of t k BEST FOR THE LEAST
Boys' All Wool Blue Cheviot Suits for confirmation, $7 (\r
communion or graduation. 4-piece suit, sizes to 11 H> • « 3 3
Men Suits, all wool in assorted shades, blue serge,
oxford gray, brown, Etc. Only
p
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits only $ 2 5
SHOES
Women's White Oxfords
With Flap
SHOES
Men's all while sport
shoes
$1.98
$2.75
White Pumps. Spike
Heels. A to C Widths
Black and white ventilated sport oxfords
$2.75
$2.49
White Sandals.
High
heels or Cuban heels
AH white buckskin.
Plain toe or wing tip
$2.95
$3.95
White Moccasins. Low
heels. AH widths
Boys' black-white
Sizes 1-6
$2.98
$2.49
Children's Oxfords. Black
or tan. Sizes to 2
Boys' Sneex
Sizes to 6
79c
$1.25
Children's Sandals. Patent leather or white
$1.35
PANTS
Sanforized. Slax striped
$1.49
White Flannel Slax
$2.75
DRESS SHIRTS
Fast color Broadcloth
88c
Men's Work Shoes
$1.95
WORK PANTS
Khaki or gray
$1.00
MEN'S UNION SUITS
Long legs, short sleeves
75c
WOMEN'S WASH
DRESSES
Fast Color
79c
TI-ECONOMY STORE
BANK BLOCK
Telephone 440
TICONDEROGA, N. Y.