Newburgh Again: The New Dell House

THE NEW DELL HOUSE

Newburgh, N. Y. 

One block to the left from boat landing. Nearest place to get dinner. 

Electric Cars to Washington's Headquarters pass the Door.

ANDREW DELL, Proprietor.

Newburgh Again: The Palatine, While Passing Up or Down the Hudson

While passing up or down the Hudson you should stop a few days at

NEWBURGH'S MAGNIFICENT NEW HOTEL

"The Palatine"

"The Model Hotel of the Hudson Valley." 

The handsome lawns of the Orange County Court House on the front, and of the American Reformed Church on the North, afford a pleasant outlook, while its rear rooms and piazza command an unobstructed view of river and mountains for twenty miles. 

Only five blocks from Steamboat Landing, Ferry and Union Passenger Station. Free bus from all boats and trains. 

Elevator, Private Baths, Telegraph Office.

Rates, $3.00 to $4.00 per Day.

Newburgh passengers will have time to dine at The Palatine, visit Washington's Headquarters and return on south-bound boat.

H. N. BAIN & Co., Proprietors.

Newburgh Again: The Bon Ton Theatre

THE BON TON

COLDEN STREET

NEWBURGH'S IDEAL PHOTOPLAY THEATRE

The only Clean, Sanitary, Photoplay House in Newburgh. Ideal Photoplays Daylight Projection under Perfeet Moral Conditions Conceded the Prettiest and Most Sanitary Theatre between New York and Albany.

CONVINCING ON ONE VISIT

Admission exclusive of Saturdays and Holidays

5 cents

J. H. Center Co. Management

Manufatures of

MIRROROIDE DAYLIGHT PROJECTION SURFACE

Conceded the World's Best the World over.

Gifts for your favority Santa 1965

December 1965

Schoonmaker's

Gifts for your

favorite Santa 

Open Every Night Till 9 Thru Dec. 23rd

Luigi's Christmas Cheer

December 1978

Here's to an old-fashioned holiday, sharing good times and good cheer, with lots of friends and loved ones.

Luigi's Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge
Since 1939

Happy Holiday Season
from
Frank Barossi & Staff

362 Broadway
Newburgh
581-3103

A Dividend of Good Will

December 1978

Merry Christmas

Savings and Loan Association of Newburgh

 

 
We're issuing a dividend of good will and good cheer along with our special thanks for all your continued confidence and loyalty 

800 Broadway

565-4000

47 Grand Street

561-5400

Newburgh Is A Christmas Wonderland!!

December 1965

Newburgh is a Christmas Wonderland...

Glittering with the Bright Lights of the Mid-Hudson Valley's Leading Stores.

SANTA SOLUTIONS invariably are found in the BROADWAY SHOPPING AREA

For the shopping trip of a life-time shop the Mid-Hudson Valley's most famous, traditional, Christmas Shopping Area... Broadway! See for yourself why every day thousands of shoppers from every point in the Valley come to this exciting shopping area.

New York Furniture Company

The New York Furniture Company (circa 1912)

The HOME of
Artistic Furniture, Beautiful Rugs
Good Crockery, Dependable Stoves

The New York Furniture Co.
Cor. Broadway and Grand Street
Newburgh     -     -     -     -      New York
P. S.—Cash or Credit. Many Side Lines
 

Alex Goldberg: 30 Years In Newburgh

30 YEARS IN NEWBURGH

1912 brings the 30th anniversary of the foundation of our business in Newburgh.

30 years—It doesn’t seem so long.

30 years of earnest endeavor to build up and grow through honest merchandising. And we, like Topsy, “have growed”. As the- years rolled by, three generations of Orange and Ulster County citizens—fathers, sons and grandsons have been added to our list of well pleased and satisfied customers.

It's a long list—If your name isn't there we’d be pleased to have it.

An honest dollar’s worth of merchandise for your dollar; new styles as fast as the designers turn them out; every garment backed by our absolute guarantee of your satisfaction.

That is our everyday slogan and it’s good any day.

Everything that men and boys wear anywhere excepting shoes.

Boys’ suits $3.50 and up.
Men’s suits $12.00 and up.
Fur coats $16.00 and up.

 

ALEX. GOLDBERG
OF NEWBURGH

Youngs & Co. Garage

Young's & Co.

Repairing Our Specialty

circa 1912

 

Grand Street

Newbrugh, N.Y.

Newburgh Again: Palatine Hotel presenting Bell Long Distance Telephones

Kingston Daily Freeman, 1911

The Palatine Hotel

NEWBURGH, N. Y.

October 2nd. 1911.

New York Telephone Company, 

               Albany, N. Y.

Gentlemen: Responding to your invitation to express ourselves on the value to a first-class hotel of the Bell Telephone Service from each room, I would say that in my opinion the day has arrived when a hotel cannot be designated as first-class and up-to-date unless it has a Bell Telephone in each room.

The traveling public has acquired the habit of using the Long Distance Service which the Bell system alone furnishes, and I believe a lack of connections from the guests’ room with the large cities of this country and Canada would seriously handicap the hotel that relies, as does the- Palatine, upon the better class of trade.

The contract we signed with your Company recently for equipping our Hotel with Bell Telephone Service must be convincing evidence of our opinion on the subject.

Yours very truly,                                                 

H. N. BAIN & COMPANY.    

The management of the Palatine Hotel is now presenting over seventy-five Bell Long Distance Telephones — the Universal Bell Telephone Service — for the convenience of its guests. What is best for this up-to-date hotel is best for any large enterprise.

NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY

Now Playing at the Ritz: Northern Pursuit (December 9, 1943)

RITZ

Errol Flynn in Warner Bros'.

NORTHERN PURSUIT

"ADVENTURE SWEEPING THROUGH A MILLION MILES OF WILDERNESS- THE HEROIC NORTHWEST MOUNTED IN ACTION IN A STORY AS MIGHTY AS THE LAND THEY PATROL!"

Now Playing at the Ritz: Gildersleeve on Broadway (December 6, 1943)

* * * RITZ * * *

2 NEW FEATURES

TUESDAY      WEDNESDAY      THURSDAY

Gildersleeve on Broadway

 &

Gangway for Tomorrow

Now Playing at the Ritz: The Iron Major (December 4, 1943)

In this true story, Frank Cavanaugh proves himself as a football coach and a World War I hero.

 

Newburgh News Advertisement (click here for original movie trailer)

RITZ

"The Iron Major"

Convincing and realistic is "The Iron Major." Pat O'Brien's new film proves to be a surprisingly entertaining film that is a well deserved tribute to a great American - the late Major Frank Cavanaugh. Cavanaugh was a Massachusetts boy who, at Dartmouth, Holy Cross, Boston College, and Fordham, became one of the greatest football coaches of all time, and who on the battlefields of France in 1918  became one of the nation's heroes. Ruth Warrick plays Cav's loyal wife and Robert Ryan the coach's former teammate.