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COUNTY COURT-County of Sullivan

Jamea Washington, Plaintiff, against

Jacob "Olshan and "Fannie" 01-shan, h i swi fe , the name "Fan­nie" being fictitious, her first name being unknown, Henry Perkel and Dora Perkel, his •wife. Defendants.

To the above named defendants: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the complaint is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance, on the plaintiff's at­torney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case of your failure to appear or answer, judg­ment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Trial to be held in the County of Sullivan.

Dated August 1st, 1923. JOHN D. LYONS, Attorney for Plaintiff, Office & P . O. Address,

Monticello, New York. To: Jacob Olshan and "Fannie"

Olshan, his wife, the name "Fannie" being fictitious her first name being unknown, Henry Perkel and Dora Perkel, his wife:

The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to

an order of Hon. George H. Smith, Sullivan County Judge^ dated, the 28th day of September, 1923, and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk of the County of- Sulli­van at Monticello, New York, the ob­ject of this action being to foreclose a Mechanic's lien claimed by the plaintiff against real property of the defendants, which is particularly de­scribed in a deed from Henry Perkel & wife to Jacob Olshan, dated April 1, 1922 and recorded in the Sullivan County Clerk's office in Book of Deeds No. 218 at page 109.

JOHN D. LYONS, Attorney for Plaintiff, Office & P . O. Address,1

42tf) Monticello, New York.

Lamont C. Mitchell (Successor to Mitchell Bros.)

Funeral Director & Embalmer MONTICELLO, N. Y.

Telephone 11-J

Lady Assistant tfEW YORK OFFICE,

14 East 39th St.

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FOR SALE—seasoned wood for furnace. J. Markowitz, Box 660, Monticello, N. Y. 41mos3x

Capital $100,000 Surplus & Undivided Profits $90,000 <|)

National Union Bank MONTICELLO, N.Y.

HAS ALL THE POWEBS AND PRIVILEGES OF

State Bank or Trust Company

TRUSTEE EEGISTRAE P"gffgTXnEI>

ACTS AS

EXECUTOR GUARDIAN COMMITTEE

ADMINISTRATOR ASSIGNEE

OR ANY OTHER FIDUCIARY CAPACITY.

ORGANIZED AS STATE BANK 1850 NATIONAL BANK 1865

TRUST PRIVILEGES 1922

Reduction OF

Tires & Tubes ALL FIRST QUALITY-NO SECONDS— FULLY GUARANTEED—

United States Cords and Fabrics

? WE MUST CLEAR OUT OUR OVER-STOCK OF TIRES

AND TUBES AND HAVE DECIDED TO GIVE THE PUB-

LIC THE BENEFIT OF OUR OVER-STOCK IN MID-

SEASON. /

WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF ALL SIZES AND

FOR A LIMITED TIME WILL SELL REGARDLESS OF

COST.

COMB EARLY TO GET YOUR PICK

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BRANCH AUTO SALES 227-229 Broadway Phone 148-J

Monticello, N. Y.

DEMOCRATS NOMI­NATE STRONG ITICKET

(Continued from first page.) tices, Charles Eversori and Charles Reith; Supt. Highways, Charles Fly­ers; Assessors, Jacob J. Heib, Mich­ael Busch, William Dwyer; Overseers Poor, John C. Porr and Charles Heib; Collector, Fred W. Theis; Constables, Wm. Nober, Nicholas Gasco, Fred H. Theiss, George Lang-horst and Otto Georgi, J r . ; School Director, Paul Hartman.

Callicoon Democrats. Supervisor, Edward Homer; Town

Clerk, Louis P. Faubel; Justices, John H. .Glassel, Philip Mauer and John E, Abplanalp; Supt. Highways, Edwin Weber; Assessors, Wm. A. Menges, August A. Neuberger and Martin Somer; Overseers of - Poor, Jacob Menges and Henry Weyrauch; Collector, Wm. P . Abplanalp; Con­stables, Frank Eagin, Edward B. Hick, Casper Gerard, Jr. , Albert J. Huth and Louis Bayer; School Di­rector, Andrew vonBergen.

Delaware Democrats. Supervisor, James H. Curtis; Town

Clerk, Franz J. Hiberling; Justices, Albert E. Mitchell and Fred Dedling; Supt. of Highways, Louis J. Budden-hagen; Assessors, Valentine Reum, James O. Gedney and John F . Boeh-mer; Overseers Poor, John W. Ros-enberger and Fred Schwartz; Col­lector, Walter J. Pfeiffer; Constables, Frank J. Cole, Chas. F. Stoehr, Phil­ip F . Hornung, Chas. J. Fisher and Arthur E. Lucks; School Director, George H. Raum.

Fallsburgh Democrats. v Supervisor, William Whitaker;

Town Clerk, ' Walter J. Decker; Jus­tices, Frank M. Witherel and John G. Meyer; Supt. Highways, Anthony Har tman; Assessors, John H. Guide-man, Nathan Groopman and C. Ed­ward Misner; Overseers of Poor, Meyer Levine and Frank Eltz; Col­lector, Ramond J. Carden; Con­stables, Ralph Gold, Henry Kassack, Chas. Farquhar , George V. Romer and Nathan Nessolwitz; School Di­rector, Margaret Alexander.

Forestburgh Democrats. Supervisor, Edward Woods; Town

Clerk, David Woods; Justicse, Hect­or King and Gustavo .Hindermith; Supt. Highways, Thomas B. McCor mick; Assessors, Andrew Campbell, John Evans, Lewis* Boyd; Overseer of Poor, David Soules; Collector, Humphrey Toomey; Constables, Melvin Soules, Thomas S. Brooks, Henry Dill and David Soules; School Director, Edward J. Galligan.

Fremont Democrats. Supervisor, Jacob Brust'man; Town

Clerk, Wm. F. A. Emerich; Justices, John P. Kenney and Eugent Englert ; Supt. Highways, Fred P. Huff; As­sessors, Alphonse Feigenbutz, Arthur Newman and Charles Millar; Over­seer Poor, Frank Lewee; Collector, Clarence Baudendistel; Constables, John Brustman, Jacob Werner, Hen­ry Burr y, Alfred Galloway and Den­nis Crowley; School Director, Frank Deckleman.

Highland Democrats. Supervisor, Fred F . Freeman;

Town Clerk, Howard. Pelton; Jus­tices, J o h n C . Metzger, John Schu-maker and Alex Wail for vacancy; Supt. Highways, Arthur C. Toaspern; Assessors, John Weber, Emmet S. Barnes and John C. Lass; Overseer of Poor, David E. Crandall; Collect-or,Charles D. West; Constables, Hen­ry Diekohoff, Lomanda Campbell, Jacob Hensel, Walter Toaspern and Albert Schoner; School Director, Frederick J. Clouse.

Liberty Democrats. Supervisor, Wm. Manion; Town

Clerk, Joseph Molliter; Justices, George Knoll and John Townsend; Supt. Highways,. Ben R. Gerow; As­sessors, Thomas H. Clark, R. D. Kinne; Overseer of Poor, C. Levi Stewart; Collector, Eben Hill; Con­stables, O. H. Colwell, LeGrand Sturdevant, George Wood, Reuben Huntington and Forest Sherwood; School Director, E. V. Hoos.

Lumberland Democrats. Supervisor, George M. Decker;

Town Clerk, Franz J. Schwarz; Jus­tices, Calvin Knight, Sr., and Jacob Portz; Supt. Highways, Clarence Van Gorder; Assessors, Matthew T.Smith, Peter Krause and Elwood Black; Overseers of Poor, Eugene O'Neil and Andrew Paye; Collector, Homer V. Osterhout; Constables, Charles Murray, Harry Knight, Michael Kop-zinskie and Homer V. Osterhoudt; School Director, Leanore Edwards.

Mamakating Democrats. Supervisor, Louis Gumaer; Town

Clerk, George F . Harding; Justices, Robert Chapman and Fred Schind-ler; Supt. Highways, F lank Dolfini; Assessors, A. E. Sarinet Wesley St. John, Norman Veitch; Overseer of Poor, Asa Jemp and John Kofp; Col­lector, John Keator; Constables, James Cutler; School Director, A. B. Clapham.

Neversink Democrats. Supervisor, Nathan H. Black;

Town Clerk, (b lank) ; Justice, Charles E. Freer ; Supt. Highways, Wm. DIerfelter; Assessors, Wm: S. Cary, James B. Slater, Ralph Slater; Overseers of Poor, Oscar B. Grant and Wm. Gorman; Collector,\ Roy Clark; Constables, Sanford Horn-becK, Wm. Brackman, James Cain and Fred Decker; School Director, Jerome Cross.

Rockland Democrats. Supervisor, Ebert F . Davidson;

Town Clerk, Leonard T. Quinn; Jus­tices, Everard K. Homer and Frank Martin; Supt. Highways, Joseph U. Sherwood; Assessors, Peter Menges, Fred W. Hart ig and George Horn-beck; Overseers Poor —: —.

THE FOLLOWING LETTER HAS BEEN SENT TO OUR CUSTOMERS:

To Our Customers:—

We wish to announce that the name of the Murray Electric Light and Power Company nas been changed to the

Sullivan County Light and Power Corporation

This change in name became desirable when, a year ago, the Murray estate transferred its ownership in the Murray Electric Light and Power Company to interests affiliated with the Associated Gas and Electric Company.

The new name has been adopted because the company is no longer a business managed by one or two

individuals but is now a part of a larger group of well organ­ized companies engaged in furnishing light and power, and,

because the company is expanding its territory and service so that the new name will be more suitable. The group of companies, called the Associated Gas and Elec­

tric Companies with which the Murray Company is now affiliated, in­cludes 15 operating companies which are located in 5 states—New York, Massachusetts, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee—and serves a population of over 200,000 in 196 communities.

Beside the Murray (now Sullivan County) property, some of the other companies are:

THE LIBERTY LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY which furnishes electric service at Liberty, Parksville, Ferndale and sur­rounding territory;

THE NEW YORK STATE GAS AND ELECTRIC CORPOR­ATION which serves Ithaca, Cortland, Norwich, Oneonta and 30 other communities;

THE KENTUCKY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY which serves 17 communities in Kentucky and Tennessee.

The advantage of being affiliated with a larger group of com­panies, is the better management which the larger company is able to furnish. The Associated Gas and Electric Company brings to our com­pany the benefit of the expert advice and facilities of the engineers and executives of the J. G. White Management Corporation which is one of the internationally known leaders in this field. Considerable ex­tensions and improvements in service have already been made under their supervision.

You will be interested to know that we will shortly offer you an attractive opportunity to become shareholders in this company.

Yours very truly,

Sullivan County Light & Power Corporation

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Town Clerk, Wm. H. LaPolt; Jus- Town Clerk, Wm. E. Halliday; Jus-

Collector,

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George Vernooy; Constables, Frank Miller, Wilbur Misner, Joseph Zahoriek and William Vredenbeurgh; School Di­rector, Ethel W. Schriber.

Tusten Democrats. Supervisor, M. T. Clark; Town

Clerk, Wm. Schaffner; Justices, George Lahm and Wm. Kloss; Supt. Highways, Chas. Goetz; Assessors, John Hensz, August Anderson, Jacob Botens; Overseer Poor, John, R. Ness; Collector, Frank J . Reith; Constables, Walter Lillie, A. Hauck-er, John Rice, A. Eickman, Jacob Rdyce, George F . Hoffman; School Director, Henry Schrumpf ju id Fred Fries ;

tices, Wm. Burns, Ernest Kell; Jus­tice vacancy, John F . Stalker; Comr. Highways, Joseph B. Kinne; Assess­ors, John P . Huff, Wm. G. Anderson and Fred C. Cooper; Overseer Poor, Sherman Ramsey; Collector, Nathan B, Brown; Constables, Harrison Mat-tison, Calvin W. Stewart, Albert Bar­ber, Catilo Manzi; School Director, Harry S. Burr .

Forestburgh Republicans. Supervisor, George Becker; Town

Clerk, Mrs. Pearl Edwards; Justices, Alex Boyd, Wm. A. F ranke ; Supt. Highways, Willis Butler ; Assessors, Bruno Goldberg, Arthur Ehrets, An­drew Campbell; Overseer of Poor, David Soules; Collector, Walter Klebs; Constables, Thomas Brooks, Wm. Croop and Daniel McFadden; School Director, Helen M. Stanton.

Fremont Republicans. Supervisor, Albert Holcomb; Town

Clerk, Frank Berry; Justices, Chap-ell Peake and Arthur Beesmer; Supt. Highways, Chas. Newman; Assessors, John McCullough; Frank Stabbert, Stephen O. Porter ; Overseer Poor, Henry Bishop; Collector, John Web­ber; Constables, Irving Rose, Steph­en Jones, J . C. O'Dell and Thebdore Webber, J r . ; School Director, A. J. Wood.

. Mamakating Republicans. Supervisor, Edson D. Knapp;

Town Clerk, George F . Harding; Justices, 'John Howtings, Wm. H. Ainsworth and Fred C. Schindler; Supt. of Highways, Jacob A. Wire-man; Assessors, Norman Veitch, Jos­eph Thomas, Adee Cudney; Over­seers of Poor, Asa B. Jemp and John A. Kopp; Collector,! Geo. Raymond Rogers; Constables, Thomas Flaher­ty, James J . Hawkins, Harry Olcott, Wm. R. Benedict and Harvey War­ren; School Director, George S. Helm.

Callicoon Republicans. Supervisor, ( b l ank ) ; Town Clerk,

James Hines; Justices, Ernest Dor-rer, Howard M. Smith and Edward Baker to ja i l vacancy; Supt. High­ways, Charles Dycker; Assessors, An­drew Tieman, Theodore Weiss and Geo. Clericus; Overseer of Poor, F rank Berry and Samuel Miller; Collector, Edward Bauerflnd; Con­stables, Chester A. Ray, Clarence

Kt>hl, Christian School

tices, Chas. Kratz and George H Metzger; Supt. Highways, Silas L. Lasser; Assessors, Andrew Steiner, F r a n k ' Keegan, Wm, Hartz ; Over­seers Poor, John Zimmerman and John F . Glassel; Collector, Walter Pfeffer; Constables, Edward Faubel, Robert Armbrust, George W. Sauer, Wm. F . Marsh, George Molusky; School Director, Charles G. Curtis.

Highland Republicans. Supervisor, Walter T. Tether;

Town Clerk, Walter B. Styles; Jus­tice 4 years, Robert S. Greig; Jus­tice, 2 years, Henry VanOehlin; va­cancy, F rank B. Owens; Supt, High­ways, Lewis A. Blackman; Assessors, Henry Asendorf, A. A. Hazen, Erwin D. Avery; Overseer Poor, David E. Crandall; Collector, Arthur C. Wil­son; Constables, Henry Koch, Jr., Ellsworth Schwarz, Basil Owen, James Morgan and Martin D. Myers; School Director, Archie C. Myers.

Liberty Republicans. Supervisor, William George; Town

Clerk, Louis H. Nealy; Justices, John H. Townsend and George Knoll; Su­perintendent Highways, Norman H. Rampe; Assessors, two years, Robert

tices, Theodore Kunkeli, G« Lahm; Supt. Highways, George^ ler; Assessors, Wilbur Crocker,H worth Seeman, Wm. Kestler; seer Poor, Robert Rice; ColU John H. Ropke; Constables, Sal Hankins, Louis Wyzlauski, Wl Crocker, Anthony Hoffman.

Cochecton Republicans. Supervisor, Harry j . Tyler; Ti

Clerk, Oscar Keesler; Just George Daub and Charles Cioere Supt. Highways, Virgil Kessler; sessors, John Essman, Wm. Bene dum, Wm. R. Kessler; Overseers Poor, James McCoach and Bene Strasael; Collector, Edwin Mulli* Constables, Wm. Nober, John E* man, J r . \ Sydney Tyler, Fred Theis, Alfred White, Henry Beschojtl and Oscar Mohn, inspectors of ele*K tion; School Director, J . Ar thur Hoff­man.

Fal lsburgh Republicans. Supervisor, Royal G. Kile; Town

Clerk, Chester E. Couch; J u s t i c e Edwin R. Russel and Louis M. Billo-witz; Supt. Highways, Lincoln W« Lawrence; Assessors, Henry V« Houghtaling, Thomas H. Wilson, John H. D. Kinne, 4 years, George E. Rice- «"— ^ ' Guideman; Overseers of

r»Tr«>.0«^ r>™.. r»,,™«, T. a*-* ...!l-^oor> Ephraim Baxter and Wilbur Kortr ight ; Collector, Walter F . Den-

Nathan Nessel-

Overseer Poor, Cyrus L. Stewart ; Collector, J . Bruce Lindsley; Con- '«- + ^ stables. LeGrand Sturdevant Roe-1i ^ ^ J Constables, well Hornbeck, Forest Sherwood ! °V}Z' D a v I d Slesel, Arthur R. Den Harry Stevenson, Frank Bryan-School Director, Wm. Benjamin.

Rockland Republicans. Supervisor, Alex Voorhees- Town

S 1 6 1 ? ' ^ 1 0 ! * T e r w i » i g e r ; Justices, Fred Sturdevant, Robt. J . Hoasr Supt. Highways, John B. McCune,!i Assessors G. H. Parks, John Coyne,

niston, Chas. E . Farquhar and Bruce J. Moore; School Director, Leo G. Laidlaw.

Lomberland Republicans. Supervisor, Edward Bisland; Town

Clerk, Franz A. Schwarz; Justices* Thomas M. Cooper and Horton K. Adams; Supt. Highways, Irring Covart; Assessors, Peter Canfleld,

V ^ y ; ^ ^ < * S ? ! ™&*TF5S3te and V ^ o 7 wi Arch Cochran! wm'. CVredenbe?gh ' ̂ ^ ° V e r S e € r ° f P o o r ' N a p ° I e ° E

John Conklin, Geo. Vernooy; School Director, R. E . Wright.

Thompson Republicans. Supervisor, Howard Beecher;

Town Clerk, George Armstrong; Jus­tices, Wm. B. McMillen and Isaac Silberman; Supt. Highways, Charles Unkenholz; Assessors, A. W. Robin­son, I. M . Harris and J. Emmett

B. Quick and Otto Weber; Collector, John H. Kerr ; Constables, Henry Thiele, Thomas V. Edwards, John H. Kerr, Wm. Weber and Albert B. Corey; School Director, John Z, Twichell,

Neversink Republicans. Supervisor, David H. Doughty;

Town Clerk, Charles H. Curry; Jus­tices, Wm. A. Chandler and Sidney

Eckes. Bethel Republicans.

Supervisor, Charles • C. , Walger;

Director, Henry A. Spielmann Delaware Republicans.

Dougherty; Overseer Poor, Nicholas B. Kinne; Supt. Highways, Pierce V ifiedel; Collector, Frank O. Norris; Moore; Assessors, Palen Knight, Constables, Michael Colgan, Alex • Ralph Countryman, George H. Horn-Calhoun, Wm. Breen, George Cal- j beck; Overseers Poor, Harmon T« houn, Morris Sussman; School Di-1 Gorton and Johh Everett ; Collector, rector, Ida Stecher. j Nial J . Everet t ; Constables, John

Tnsten RepnbUcana. Vtelee, David J , Teller, Leander Tay-Supervi«or, 8 W m Jf* Dupont; lor, Adolpk G, Skrywieki and Wm*

Supervisor, William j ; Brown; j T o w n ' C l w f i ' F r a n k BohUng; ' ju± H ^ n i ^ b ^ l ' m ^ t ^ ; ^ ^ Royoe.

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