Special Prizes and Withdrawn Candidate in Contest
Special prizes are awarded as the contest nears its close with spectators hoping for the greatest vote total. The prize includes taming the chaperon of the winners, to be shared with a female relative or friend helper. Miss Lillian Musbach withdraws from the contest, surprising supporters who expected a strong bid. Monhagens attend St Paul’s Church where Rev. Dr. Charles L. Walworth delivers a sermon on Master or Servant, applying to firemen and citizens.
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Hore
Lillian Musbach
Times-Press
Mone
Monhagens
St. Paul's Church
Charles L. Walworth
Walworth
Man Fails to Appear Before Recorder. Forfeited Surety
The sole defendant scheduled for Monday morning failed to show up before the recorder. The six dollar bill he left with police as a surety for his appearance was forfeited into the police coffers. This item appears in the Times-Press classified section.
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Poies
Monroe Races at Wednesday Driving Park Set
The Monroe Driving Park Association opens with an exciting program featuring 2:35 trot 2:30 pace and 2:24 trot classes. With over thirty entries including out of town horses from Mount Holly and Trenton, purses are $300 in each race. A Middletown band will provide music and a Middletown train will stop in Monroe at 11 a.m. for the event.
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Monroe Driving Park Association
Orange County
Monroe
Goshen
Mount Holly
Trenton
Middletown
Exclusive street and evening wear at special sale prices
This week store news promotes an elegant display of French broadcloth suits and dresses in black and rich evening colors. Many models feature velvet collars, braids, and novelty buttons with prices from 4.98 to 20.00, plus special notes on two low price lines and a sweeping sale on coats, sweaters, gowns, and curtains aimed at attracting cautious shoppers.
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Biack
Sint m
Valve
Three Districts Share in Prizes on Bermuda Tour
On Saturday next the Seven Bermuda Tour winners will be decided. Two finalists will come from District 13 east of North Street and south of West Main Street with 4415 as a reference point.
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District 13
North Street
West Main Street
Florence Conkling
Mille Ave
Gladys Tidaback
Prospect Ave
Sarah E. Lynch
Ogden
East Malin
Chestar
Mor Woodbury
New Windsor
New Grove
Tenburgh
Jury Awards Lutes $3,000 in Warwick case
Goshen October 21 The Supreme Court jury in the Middletown vs Warwick negligence case awarded 3000 to C. Lutes. A motion to set aside the verdict was noted with grave doubts expressed by the court. Attorneys will submit briefs and Judge Millar will rule later today. Other actions include the Mary A. Bob case and Anna V. Hintze adminstratrix suing for damages in a death case.
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Goshen
Supreme Court
C. Lutes
Warwick
Milla
Marrar
Bob
Anna V. Hintze
N.Y. OC. & Farrr Cn
Roselyn M. Cox
Brown & Cassids
Newhursh
Dennis Judge Steer
Connect
Mr Cutler Improves After Injury at Living Man Manor
Engineer Charles H. Cutler of the DO ROW has recovered Nicely at Thrall Hospital after a severe ankle sprain and arm injuries. The report notes slow healing but improving condition and outlines treatment progress.
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Cutler
Charles H. Cutler
Livingman Manor
Timer Press
Thrall Hospital
Mr Judson Hurt in Runaway
Albert Judson employed by Edward Puff of Montgomery manufacturer of Git Edge ice Cream was injured in a runaway Saturday evening crossing railroad tracks near Boyd site turning into Prospect Terrace a wagon hit by a crate of ice fracturing his hip and injuring him badly. James Muliner assisted and horses freed before being recaptured. He was taken to St Luke's Hospital and had the fracture reduced Sunday morning while in hospital.
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Albert Judson
Edward Puff
Montegomery
Boyd Sitesi
Prospect Terrace
Judean
William Pis
St. Luke's Hospital
Newcarch
Asmes Muliner
Merle Grattan Wins Handicap at Goshen Driving Park
The Goshen correspondent reports heavy attendance for a matinee at the Driving Park on Saturday. Merle Grattan, driven by Bud Murray for Glenmere Stables, won the main handicap race over 360 feet, finishing a tight mile in 2.26% with Mary Mac finishing close behind. Other results include Scotchtown, Manager, and Guesa Again winning in Class A and B respectively, and Speed Ball taking a pacing heat. Registration figures show a strong turnout with total two-day registration 1,756 vs 2,119 last year.
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Driving Park
George H. Miller
Percy Barton
Monros
J. Howard Ford
Stony Ford Stock Farm
Scotchtown
Mr. Bowne
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Tuxedo Park
Guesa
Joe Mac
Golden Means
Bud Murray
Gen. Burpett
Mayner
Mary Mac
Dick McCormack
Chester
Josie Mac
Patsy Grady
Miss" Alpha
Parkway Farm
Speed Ball
N.B. Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
E. H. Harriman
Merle Grattan
John R. Townsend
Glenmere Stables
Br ‘Bud Murray
Impre
Bud
Stony Ford
E. A. Harriman
Glenmere
Murray
McCormack
Orliant
Bchaefer Marager
R Boerne
Bowne
Lou
Harsraas
Hartman
Ecoichtown
Biehy Farm
Ford
Langhorst Breaks Ankle in Auto Outing
John W. Langhorst, Wallkill House proprietor, is laid up with a broken ankle after an auto ride Sunday afternoon. Mrs Langhorst paused for a purchase, he stepped off and stepped on a round pebble causing the accident. Dr W W Micks attended and set the ankle. He endures great pain from the injury.
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John WW. Langhorst
Wallkill
Lanehorst
W. W. Micks
Mr. Lanehorst
Lighting the Show Windows Meeting of Business Men's Association
A Thursday evening session of the Business Men's Association in the Board of trade room discussed fire lighting for show windows used for evening advertising. Read summer communications, directed secretary to contact places about methods and results. only routine business handled.
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Business Men's Association
Cade Rams
Awakening of Mission Endeavor at Grace Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of Grace Church opened its season with a meeting in the parish room decorated with corn sheaves and dahlias. Communications from Missions House urged donations to western and southern missionaries. The group planned sending two Christmas boxes to Rev. W. T. Turner in King George Virginia. The calendar committee reported funds collected, and the rector spoke on The Awakening of Missionary Endeavor in Modern Times. Miss Hath Blanchard sang two solos, Siare Sona and Mighty Lak, during closing exercises.
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Grace Church
Missions House
New York
W. T. Turner
King George
Indies
Raercises
Hackett Wins Marathon In Brockton Patrol Meet
Hackett of Weymouth wins the Brockton marathon in an estimated time near seven hours seven minutes and one eighth seconds. Associated Press reports a bold finish amid the stiff competition, highlighting Weymouth as the winner’s hometown.
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Hackett
Rie
Brockton
Mass
Ot Noth Weymouth
Pittsburg Victor scoreline on Detroits game reported
The Ascocarder Press from Picture Pa notes Pittsburg Vict or defeated the Detroits by 4 to 1 in a world game. An advertisement for fire insurance by Goyd and Penning at 18 North Street Middletown ends the fragment.
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Pittssurg
Ascocdater Press
Picture
Piltsbars
Detroits
Goyd & Penning
North Street
Middletown
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James St
Middletown, N. Y
Erie Depot
Ladies’ Home Journal
J. V. Demerest Dry Goods CO
North St
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Tiack and Cohas
Feerp the
Wat Santo
Valnes Dhiat Ann Ail
Nottingham
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Wisto Sgardelong
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Paar
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Reeve
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Chaperon
Mise Elizabeth Bull
Mise Florence
Ry. Jay
Edythe C. Hamilton
Misa Cecelia
Stell
Mies
Ruth Lam
Washington Villa
Campbell Hall
Monrose
Unionville
Westtown
Mise Ling Wilbur
Miss Mary A. Doolittle
I Mian
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Main
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Montgomery
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Highlands
Hamp
Eva B. Lewis
Mount Hope
Crawford
Wawayanda
Sussex
Deerpark
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Greenville
Port Jervis
Pine Bush
Wisner
Emma Wiener Buckbee
Ulster
Mise
MR. Judson
The
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the Palatin
Newhersh
Montgomery C. Smith
Norman ©. Glie
Mathawan
Sarder J. Gage
Newbareh
S. R. Shear
Kineston
James M. Crané
Nexbaigh
Goshen On Batur
Ceceersesesee
Sresee
Frank O. Grover
Edson F. Coleman
A. Goldsmith
Eli Adams
W. O. Rogers
8. R. Morgan
J. Scott
Laurent Heaton
James Gavin
Benjamin F. van Sickle
Danstel Keeler
J. M. John
Tucot N. Blakeney
Charles W. Rice
State Civil Service Commission
New York County
Anagatiade State Library
State Probation Commission
Monroe County Service
Nassau
Suffolk
Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Chautauqua County
State School For the Blind
Batavia
Maidtenace
State Taberculosis
Ray Brook
Queens ‘County
Queens County
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MR. Langhorst
Wallkill House
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