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THE STANDARD BREWSTCR.N. Y. e. W. Addit Eitite, Pnbtisber. ihibllthcd weekly at arewster, Pat- %itn County, N. Y. Vst«r*d at tile Post Office at Brew Mcr. •• heboitd diss mtIL PiMfty, DecMnbaf 14. 1923. ^ The Hun^ Eqtuilioa Until «:30 o'clock Sunday morning Ch«rlet J. fttterson of Cleveland, «n|^neCr In charge of a section of the Twentieth Cientury Limited, had no VrioQt blimlsh npon hly twenty*slx years record in the railway service. He had worked his way to a responsible and honored position by proving himself, as far as could be determined, absolutely trustworthy. But mt one mintite after l:30 the fate which Is the nightmare of every passenger engineer had overtaken him. He had run past his signals and in an Instant wine ntes -were wiped out. The • lnre*tigttIon will show what VtenuatIon.«'48 were divided equally between the Holmes and Patterson Granges. There was a large attendance at the annual fair and supper of the Baptist Ladles* Aid Society Saturday evening at Grange Halt. About 180 was taken in at the supper tables. A fine program bf readings and music was a pleasing close to the evening affair and It Is expected quite a larê amount was cleared for the society. EnploymaBl Shows DceroH*. The factory employment reports for November are not encouraging. Employment went down almost 2 per cent. although November Is usually the busiest month of pre-Chrlstmas activity. This statement was Issued by Industrial Commissioner Bernard L. Shlentag of the State Department of Labor. It should be noted, however, that employment in the manufacturing Industries Is still at a high level. It Is still as high as it, was a year ago and it Is very much higher than In November of 1921. 'Payrolls have risen steadily and show a substantial Increase over those of last year. The decrease In employment In November for this year may, therefore, only be temporary In character. There does not appear to be any simple reason for the apparent slackening. The purchasing power of factory employees Is high and that of farmers has recently Improved. One difficulty Is psychological—lack of confidence and therefore, of forward buying. On the other hand, if fear of overproduction or of bad times lead to unemployment, that In itself will seriously reduce factory payrolls and help still further to restrict business. The management of the Strand Theatre has spared no expense In obtaining the best vaudeville and feature photoplays of merit. Six hi^h class vaudeville acts In conjunctio/i with the s&perproductlon "The Marriage Maker,'' featuring Jack Holt and Agnes Ayres will be shown Saturday. A real surprise. Show quality, our motto. A Gift for Every Man :—: AT :—; McHugh's Men's Shop liJ,; SduMider BUg.,', Biyw»Ur, N. Y. ^:J'^' ' YOKESHRTS J SCARFS BAlll ROBES SWEATERS ^ BEACH JACKETS OVERCOATS SHEEP SIGN COATS SWEATER VESTS Men and Boys' Two Pants Suits Cameo Theatre hlOTOPLAYS OF DiSTlNCtloH «;- M4 Hi(h CUM VaiHUvUk dEnct (TOM & F. Kaitb .Bd Uw 9M*< VMÔTilb t^Mtff*. famoo Th^tm hvUU MSIMJVO riyhU os tb«M Acts. FRIDAY, PareMhw- 14tb— Deri* Kmmjim is "The Last Moment" ^. «-- A drama that plunges an uniusjfectlng pair of pampered society darllnfs Into the most thrilling adventures yoti êr hear of. Comedy News SATURDAY. DEC. IStli^ VAUDEVIUJe All SUodknU AcU. AUo LDB Chwisr, Star of HuncfabacL of Notn Dame in "Shadows" Ths cTBtttoat •tory svor scrweiMd. You wiU( nv4 aboBt thb alunr UML ZI30. SmU 16c ud 36c. EvwOiitf «:46 and 8:46. SMU- SOC Yon arm m»»tu*d of two compUto ahoira Big Feature Week MOIOAY ml TUESDAY, DEC. t7th mad IStk TW CUaaic of th* SCTMS "Bi»ss" By CluriM G. Noff¥i» C—t—HhaU Boo, ITMM Rich, ftUnr Mayan, HOM FarvaMW. Maria Phwroct, Frank IC*nikn, Mi** Du|>oBt, Pat O'MalUj. A wonderful story. 'Iê greatest cast ever assembled and can be acen at our regular admission. Thinly It over. WEDNESDAY uul THURSDAY. DEC. 19tli aad ZOth Stacl»ir Lewis' Famou* Noval "Main Street" Warner Bros, classic of the screen, featuring Florence Vldoir, Monte Clue, Hasry Meyers and typical Warner Bros, cast comprising 2S stars. The continuation of romances and Main streets in every town and hamlet the world oved. Brewster not excepted, ftaûlar AdnuaaioB. FRIDAY, DEC. 21a— C. C. Burr pre»«DU Johuoy Hi&o* is hu Utott "Luck" Consisting of speed, thrills and lausbter. All star cast Including Charles Murray, Folly Moran and Flora Finch. ThU fudur* will MUcfly. SATURDAY, DEC. 22— VAUOeVlLLE; «Uo DouflM FaiHbBBlu i. -HUE MOU.Y CODDUE'* 5t. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Wilbur Flske Brown, Rector, ' Services Sunday, Dec. I6tfa S:0& Holy Commanlon. 10:00 Children's Church. 10:15 Sunday School. tO:4S Organ Selections. 11:00 Morning Prayer. Litany. Subject: "Art Thou He, or Look We for Another?" 7:30 Evening Prayer. Address. Topic: "His Satanic Majesty. Is He a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour? Or Is he a mythf Is he here now?'' y Uncle Ab says: Never work for the sake of getting a rest, but rest sometimes for the sake of getting more work done. SCIENCE has entered the every day walk of man and woman. We wash your clothes In a sclentliic manner. We wash them well, and take out of them everything except the wear. It only costs you a trifling sum each week—so why not try It? DANBURY WET WASH LAUfa>RY CO. 21-23 Dalay Stroot. DAnhury, COBB. l*hoBa 1608. CoUact Mondar Daliver Tuesday Foster's Sfioe Store QUALITY AND SERVICE Only Q Shopping Days til XM AS Men's House Slipers one of our specialties LcaHier Slippers with rubber beds, dark brown kld.~ ,t2 Exert Spedil fine nut brown kid. full leather lined, flexible sole and rubber heel .j> .B2.7B Our best fine dark brown kid. full kid lined, turn sole with cushion Innertok $3.60 Saa our diaplay la cataa and on amcka Foster's Shoe Store DANBURY. COMn, DANBURY HARDWARE CO. Dinbunr, Conti. XniHtGifta For ovanr membar of iLi kimiif* DaBbufT'a Graatsat Stoi^ iiu baaa bj the worli ol th* prntt mtf waeki ttmatSormmd iato • MoUda^ Gift Shop. Wa Lava aadaavorad to rnaka »«1OCUBK Xoia BGifU hera *B wmMf matter and a real pleaaura. Our window and counter dupUya arc full of good •uggcatiou. CUfta (or Men, Women, Children. Gift* in China, Croclurr, Glaacware, TooU, CuUery. WaUhes, NickU aBd Silverware, Furniture, RUB*, Dtaporioa, Skate*, AIuninupiWBrah BuHiagton haad-aiada BatkaU. DANBURrs GREA1CST Toyland 0» tha aacoBd flocw will bm from menr OB • real intoraatiBK place for tba Boy* and Girl», al«o for fathai* •ad Bkothara. Bring the ckildvaa with you. Let then enjor thia plaaaure which wa have worked hard to bring togethar for their anjoyBMBt. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Secoad floor. Here you will fiad doxen* of ukeful Home Gifts, »onkathing (or every member of the Hou»«. Deliverie* everyfhere. DANBURY, CONN. T«l 1^ CTO CORD RED SEAL CONCERT AND OPERAXtC Sarniad* (Evko T«Mlli, Op. 6) P^^^^ Vfetor IIMMk RMord No. 9S7 HolyNtght (Ml/) (Adam) NBiaratii (dMrlcy'Gounod) WetM IMeek fUnml No. 44M JRÎnabt B« Uka tha EarlrBlrd Why Adam Slnnvd HUMOROUS Cpiaie Diahpm JArthur Vktof lO-Iacli RMK^ N«. 1919(1 MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL •iT- VwT* \^tor IO-{^ RMMJ NO. • ^ I9I45' LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS Sittln' In a Comar Elliott Shmr Lou'aiana LawU Jai— FllJott Shaw Vktar ItMnch RMORI NO. 1919^ DANCE RECORDS In Lova with LorwFox Trot (Jnm"TlmSteppbttâm'*y Paul Whitemmn and Hla Orchaatra R^nMlr Ann—Fos Trot to $4 FOR THE (X>LFER *nwrt Suite* $20 to $50 , ' GoU Hose $3 to $8 ' Golf Swaatara $4 to $12 CROSS Glovaa aad GLOVES Anhlaa Mocha $2 to $4.8* Driving Glove* $2 to $B -«r liaad Glove* $4 to $!• REEFERS Two toaad mixtnraa $2 to •• Swi** Reefer* $8 to $lS SOk Muffler* $2 to $8 HOUSE cojtn Blaaket Robaa $4 to $12 Toweling Gown* $8 to $10 Silk Gown* >16 to $35 GIFTS FOR BOYS SuiU $10 to $20 l';! — Mackinaw* $7.50 to'$12 OvercoaU $10 to $20 HaU and Cap* $1 to $3 , f dvm 60e to $2 SklrU and Blouse* $1 to $2 Sweater* $2 to $10 CANES AND UMBRELLAS Caae* of DUtinction $2 to $4 Uotbrella* of quality $1 to $8 HANDKERCHIEFS Sak Handkerchief* 50« to $2 Liaan HaadkMvhlaf* 2Bc to $1 Laatbai' 6a«iai Levy Bros. 211 Main Street, Danbuiy. Cottfi. BUILT ON VALUE JOHN McLEAN, Inc. DANBURY, CONN. GROWING ON yAtUE The Store with the Xmas Spirit Blankets Beautiful plaid blankets, also checks of blue and white, rose and white, brown and tan and black and white, full size, $5.50 to $6.98. Wool blankets with blue or pink borders, $5 to $15. Down Comfortables, covered with blue or rose silk, make elegant gifts for the home, $22. Down Comfortables covered with blue, rose or yellow silk mull, $12.50. Lace Bed Sets in all colors, spread and shams combined, $12. Novelite Bed Sets in rose, yellow, pink and blue $5.50 to $5.9& 1
w HAPPItNINGS. OMftrd Tiittle ts able to return to bis iw'yA «rtth the Sfandtrd Oil,Co. Mt tnd Mrs. H. D. Knipp hive gone [to ATOD Ptrk, Florida, for the coming The dental.oflice of Dr. E N. Ryder 111 be closed on Dec. 15 until after it holidays. Blf features will appear at all com- if performances at the Cameo. See âget 4 and B for their ads. OtU Wandefl, 3d class gunner's mate one of Uncle Sam's deep sea div< S R 31, is at home on furlough. William Sweeney, Jr.. spent the past ^ree days visiting at the home of his int. Mrs. E. C Daniels, of Little Falls, — Jersey. A large consignment qf auto acces- >r)es* and extras were delivered to hghway Supt. Micheli on Tuesday free T chrage. The state is the benefactor lid the town and county the beneficl- George Ferrler, pro at Ridgewood tlub, Danbury, sailed yesterday aboard he Laconia to spend the winter at his ^liie,' Burntisland. Scotland. Next trtng Mr. Perrier will return to Dan- lory. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Emerson spent a few days visiting in Boston this week. Mrs. W. U Scolteld will be hostess for the C%rfstmas sale arranged by the members of St. Andrew's Guild for next Thursday afternoon, Dec. iO. Mr. and Mrs. Sewetl M. Fernald are leaving to-morrow for Augusta, Ga., where they'will be at the Bon Air Vanderbilt for the winter. ~' For the average married man earning #4,500 or less Federal taxation is al most Inconsiderable compared with State and local taxation. If we practice the Golden Rule tow ard Europe doing to her what we would have her do to us we shall certainly let ber alone. îio dares say that a new tax of any kind proposing to raise millions of dol lars can be imposed and taxes still be reduced? Christmas tree of the Baptist Bible liool take place Friday at 7:30 p. . Dec. 2t. Program entitled "The Ihildren's Christmas Convention.*' rcrybody invited. Nobody ever knows when It is going to snow in winter of when it Is going to rain In summer which teaches us to take things as they come. i^ Henry B. Cole and the nearby resi dents have lost the service of a good, faithful and loyal worker, Arthur Do- Ian, who has accepted a position at Dr. Miller's Mountain Brook Farm. It is Europe and Europe only that is to blame for Its conditions and by no twist can even a fraction of respon sibility for them be laid at America's door. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thackaberry, of Pittsiown, N. J., are rceelving cjingra- Baptlst .church. Rev. M.. Stadtfeld,,. . . ^^ - ,^^ , - „— - istor. Bible school 10 a. m. Ser-, tu'^tlons on the birth of a son. Rogers |on 11 a. ra. C E. meeting 6:3o p.iHali. Nov. 29, «923. Mrs. Thackaberry Preaching 7:30 p. m. PrayerjW" formerly Miss Florence Hall of leetlng Thursday 7:30 p. m. I Brewster. NollM. Our attention has been called to an article in the November 3oth issue of the Dairymen's League News, bearing the heading "Price Cutting." which seems to require reply to our patrons. The League' charges our Company and our Producers* Association with price cutting. The facts are these: The first Intimation we had of any change In th'> price situation was on the morning of November 9th when we read in the New York Times an article entitled, "Producers Price of Milk Re duced." In this article Mr. G. W. Slo- cum, President of the Dairymen's Lea gue Assclatlon Is credited with saying: "The directors' action in reducing the producers* price Is a quick response to the workings of the law of supply and demand. The association asked f3.45 per 100 pounds for milk on Nov. 1st, an increase of 20c per iOO pounds over the price prevailing during the last two weeks In October, Under nor mal conditions the producers' priie in creases this month. Pastures are gone. Farmers out their cows In the bams and begit\ feeding on winter rations. All of this adds to the cost of produc tion." "Dealers, as well as farmers, expect ed that production would be materially reduced in November, but Instead we find that there Is an over-production for this, season of the year-due to a number\)f reasons, one of which Is the open fall weather which has enabled farmers to turn their cows out to for age for themselves. Milk has been com ing into our territory from outside sources and there Is a greater supply than the fluid milk market can absorb. There has also been a failing off in com- fparison owing to the recent Increase In the retail price." "We expect that a reduction In price to the consumers will result In Increas ing consumption." • After reading this article we advised the ofiicers of the Sheflieid Farms Pro- iDykemans Baptist Sunday school II have their Christmas tree Satur- Mlss Esther Pennell, who was Injur ed severely by bejng knocked down by y evening, Dec. 22, at 7:30. The pro-1 in automobile Thanksgiving night, Is am will consist of recitations md "Ported better. She had a very narrow ngs by the children. Bible school and,"cape. eadiing Sunday afternoon at 3. I . •" , „ , „ . Local people are talking Nash mo- Mrs. Robert S. Cleaver entertained ! to." and why somebody in town doesn't Bridge Club on Wednesday after- t«ke the agency Is a mystery. If the n. Four tables were in play and the. l»t«t reports are true Brewster will zes were won by Mrs. Harry M.' *oon have a local representative of the CROTON FALLS. Large flocks of wild birds have been seen flying south this'week. Work of the M> a Adams building Is progressing. Robert Pennell Is on Jury duty *t While Plains this week. School w)Jl close Friday afternoon, Dec. 21, for the Christmas vacation. Union prayer meeting next Thurs day evening at the Baptist church. On last Tuesday evening Rev. Joel Lincoln, of Mahopac, addressed the Church Drotherihooa. Next Monday night will be the last meeting- of the school of religious education in Katonah. The Palmer Bros., of Brewster, are filling their orders for Ice from the I. A. Reed Ice hoise. Mr. and Mrs. Randell, of Port Jef ferson, have returned horn* after a visit with their daughter. Mrs. L. M. Cook started Tuesday for Florida to spend the winter planning to return here In April A. J. Appell Is building a concrete swimming pool near his residence In Purdy's. O. H. Clark is able lo get around his home with the use of crutches and expects to be able to eat Christmas dinner out of town. Mrs. p. L. Hitchcock who has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Moses for several days expects to re turn home Tuesday. The Food sale held at the home of Mrs. J. H. Moses last Friday by the Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church was a success. About fS8 was made. The Presbyterian church service will be In charge of the Christian Endeavor next Sunday morning. President Mc Clelland, of Drew Seminary, will be the speaker. ynolds and Mrs. W, N. Boynton, De- ious refreshments were served. Nash Motor Company. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Townsend are receiving congratulations on the birth M. E. church, Rev. Herbert Haziard stor. Morning service at 11. Text: o' * n'ne pound son. Donald Thomas, itt, 1: 21. Evening service at 7:30. iôrn Saturday evening. Mrs. Townsend xt: Matt. 7: 24. Sunday school at before her marriage was Miss Antlon- a. m. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. ^tte Dykeman. d'Week service on Thursday even- at 7:30. Crafts trfstle is attracting a great deal of attention these days while it is Force of circumstances has made being filled In by the railroad com- Janlel E. Stannard a radio fan. Being P>ny. Ninety car loads of dirt are [emporarlly restrained by doctor's or- taken each day from Baldwin Place and ]er^ from engaging In his usual busl- dumped at the trestle. ducers Association of it telling them, We knew nothing further of the sltua-jKeni Fit tlon than these statements in the paper.!_. , They called a meetlne of their direc-iUunng MonteT MontlU. tors to be held in New York on No-' to the public and the price that the Lea gue had announced Us price CUT inj Prefacing his remarks by quoting an anonymous humorist who said that the tW publlc"p7ess"when';th'is meeting i*'W^f"„'"i«Jf J/^L^f.^ jnt^.*''" '=!».s?s WILSON'S Chriatmds Suggestions TW WniM rkM« M th* BOB AdUt NoiUat to iKw Co«l bwi Moeb lo tho Gifi. DIAMONDS • In rings, brooches, bar pins, scarf pins, etc. Beautiful diamond engage ment ring as hl^ u f i,ooo and as low as #35, The settings are the lat est creations In platinum and tSk white gold. You'll be surprised what a beadtlful ring can be had for 975 or #100. Watches for men in the popular makes, Elgin. Wakham, Hamilton, Longeries 91S to «178 Bracelet Watches In the new rec tangular and cushion shapes in white gold and platinum, $7.78 to $100 Some set with diamonds $80 to $200 A special for the little Miss Is a fine value, at 97.78 White gold filled guaranteed move ment. Emblem rings, butitons, charms, card cases for all lodges. LEAIHER GOODS Traveling Sets, Writing Sets, Purses, beautiful assortment of colors and Game Sets, etc. Fancy China and Glassware In a Bill Books, Keytalners, Hand Bags, shapes. Lustre Tea Sets In many colors $12 to $30 WILSON'S THE Girr STORE OF DANBURY F. L. Wilson Co. Dtaahnrj, Conn. less and social activities, the protesting j [atlent admits that "listening In," as a Iv^rslon, Is not so bad. ,t The Brewster Fire Department made short work of a fire which broke out [in the store room at the residence of wu rumored about town that!Harold Jackson at Dean's Corners last e Warden Barry was shot by a evening. Chief Morehouse received a t nater while he was searching the Cold c*" « soon as the fire was discovered prittg woods for a law breaker who »nd with bis men and the bTg. engine -' been reported as shooting deer In nipped the blaze In the bud. •ectlon. A telephone call to Town i ————-^ ;ierk Neagle of that village discloses' Dr. Henry W. Miller, member of the ilseness of the report. On Wednesday. KIshawana Country Club golf team, re- renlBg Instead of lying at death's cently entered in several big matches ioorln a hospital; he was comfortably ."ranged for the Golf Circle of the t behind a hand at pinocle. Canadian Club of which ^be Is also a I I member. Matches were played at the J Qpon her return from her wedding Westchester Blltmore. Hudson River. [rip Mrs. Patrick Murtha was honored Upper Montclair and Norwood Clubs. was held dealers, buying from the Lea-1—fat P«>p « trying to get thin and thin gue, had already announced that they i P"P'= '/"^'"l *" B*^* fa* Dr. Matthias were reducing the price ic per quart I f^'*^*?'' J/"-- S'atf_ Commissioner of t the public and the price that the Lea-i""'*h. broadcast this week's health gue was charging them for milk shipped *»•'', '^°2Jll* Gl"l"l Electric Radio to New York had been reduced 65c ^"*'°" w-V/ ** Schenectady, per hundred. This cut to the dealers! Pf- Nicoll stated that excess weight was 18c more than the actual reduction Pa''"c'"*f'y Jn middle life. Is a real that these dealers passed on to the 5"*"*« *", ""'"> »nd longevity and public as represented by the ic per Jâ' chronic diseases of the stomach. quart reduction in retail price. After a kidney, heart and blood vessels are of- thoroufih discussion at this meeting Jen traceable lo it. He drew attention on November 13th, the Sheffield Pro- to the disclosure of life insurance com- ducers Association directors thought It pa"/es that the longest life span pre-, necessary,-in order to enable Sheffield ^^^^ among those whose weights after, Farms Company to meet this price cut- ^^^!}y •", ""^'o* the verage. ting In the New York market, to reduce t Therefore, If you are over thirty their price as to the Farms-Company to y"rs of age," continued Dr. Nicoll "and the exact amount of the retail price'yo" "id that you are developing a cut, which was ic a quart, or 47c per double chin, too great great a girth, hundred. The directors of the Sheffield/nd that the symmetrical lines of your Producers Association sent out to our'youthful figure are slowly but surely patrons a notice which was written «'"Ppearing—stop. This Is all unnec- enttrely by the officers and directors of Sheffield Farms producers Associa tion and which speaks for itself and what they stated Ip that notice need not be here repeated. In the article In the Dairymen's League News of November 30th, It Is stated, in part, that Sbeflleld Producr ers cut the League price requiring similar action on their part. The facts stated above show that the first action REAL ESTAIV FIRE! Master or Servant? Protect yourself •falntt tho tuBstetT of firo AIMI INSURE with the "AGENCY OF SERVICE" JOSEPH E. MERRIAM Brewster, N. Y. - Phono 260 MSURANCE K. of C. Offieon Ittttolbri. On Monday eVenIng the foUowtnf •(- ficers for the coming year were Indact- ed into office by J. Leonard Ryai^ Du D., of the 33d District. As It ww IW newly appointed official's first pttbM function a large delegation waa pre sent to greet him. The following oSc* ers were installed Into St. Lawranc* Council: G. IC., Henry J. Murtbi. D. G. K., John O'Brien. C, John A. Gottberg. T., William F. Cunningham. W., John J. Gallagher. , F. S., Thomas L. Brennan. R., Horace E. Bullock. A., James E. Dwyet*. O. G., Daniel Burke. J. G., Michael Dunford. T., Albert M. Hart. Chaplain. Rev. T. P. Phelaa. Chriatlui ScioBCo SorWi^t. Christian Science Society ifXitom- ah holds services at the'residence of* Mrs. J. D. Thomas. Edgemont Ko«C next to Publid Library. Sunday service at 11:00 o'clocfc. ' Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock. Testimonial meeting every Weilaet- day evening at 7:30 o'clock. Reading Room open on Tuesday aoA" Friday afternoons from 2:3o to S:>* o'clock.—Adv. READING NOTICES. For Rod EtUto soo A. P. B«M. EDUCATOR SHOES «t A. TO RENT—SpMo for c»r oa •Iroot. ToL 116.M. Jltf. FOR SALE—White >ml brown tmt- rets. The lireljr, actlTO itrun, Jolia H. CoUiiu, 7 HilUEde Ave., Danbuiy. 32pa All Idfadi of mKttre«ie« m«d« ovor. Called lor and delivered, BrmmUm Furniture Co., Tel, Brewster 14B. 46tt WANTED—Property to list In Biow Iter and vicinity. Have clients waittay Mrs. M. E. KiUamey, Katonah. N. Y> POfJCE PUPS for sale. EIJKiUo lor registration. Wm. M. Smaller- \li 6 years ago—an old horse NOWSbusycm "There's a reason" *7>V',v^ work, fw Ij/e" ( M!i/iSCOIAUNDRY essary and from the standpoint of health unwise, perhaps dangerous. - VTO correct this condition it Is nol necessary for you to dash to the corner drug store and purchase some widely advertised "gel-thln-quick" . remerdy. Keep away from such pills ..and po- tiODSl They ..are fraught with ^dangert Weight reduction should be done un* der the observation of your physlclani If there Is reason to believe that you was that taken by the Dairymen's kea- possess some physical defect, otherwise, gue Itself, as announced by them on j you yourself can perform the miracle. November 9th. which announcement has been quoted above. The action of ij a shower given by a number of her In three events Dr. Miller carried off Sheffield Producers Association was tak ends at the home of her parents, the prizes, a dozen balls, a golf bag r. and Mrs. Dennis Durkin. The gifts *n'd a cup. eluded a great variety of useful and] • — During the absence of the Rev. saullful articles. An enjoyable social ;rlod and delicious refreshments were leaiant features of the evening. Philip W./auntleroy, of Lake Mahopac, on a vacation of several months, from Dec, 8, the Rev. John G. Duncan, Rec- Continulng the custom inaugurated lor of the Church of the Good Shep- it Christmas, a mld-nlght service wlU *>erdi. Granite SpHngs, (Phone York- i-bM on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, at town Heights 143) and the Rev. Wilbur !'l:JO p. m. in Christ Episcopal church. Brown. Rector of St. Andrews church, Patterson. The Rector will preach and Brewster, (Phone Brewster 46-W) have lylll be the Celebrant at the Holy C^m- j kindly consented to respond to any ^munlon. There will be special music emergency calls. Mr. Fauntleroy's ad- land a cordial Invitation to attend Is'dretl will be Care of R. E. Broward, [^jtt^pded, ^^»|t4l5 Walnut St., Jacksonville, Fta. The entire school had I great sur> prise Wednesday when Miss Decker, owoe who has returned to his form-'their physical training teacher an- ir »n«hiA« ,"* PoitmasUr Diehl's staff, nounced that during the Thanksgiving |r position o,. . •'fc'UdelDbia holiday, she had become Mrs. Carl JuneMr.Roscoewentlo..u..«'PP.'»,si,,yjr. Mr, Shaver livCi it Lyons ^The '.people served at the Brewster fost office are pleased to greet Frank en as a consequence of the action of the League and four days later after the League had made Us announcement of a price cut. May we add in closing that the price announced by the Shef field Producers is cash paid for all milk produced by their patrons, whereas the Class i price quoted by the League, according to their own ad* mission in their circular of November 25th relating to the Sales of Their October Milk, Is for only 4S 1-2 per cent, of all milk handled In the plants of the dealers who have reported and are buying from the League and the milk received the plants operated by the League. SHEJ'FIELD FARMS COMPANY, INC, L. A. Van Bomel. Adv. Nest week a private sale will be con- In most cases there are only two i reasons for excess weight—overeating ' and Insufficient exercise or a comblna-1 tion of both. Knowing the cause the cure is obvious. It Is simply less food and more exercise. "Le us attack the first—"less food.'' In response to this you may say that you eat very iittlel True but even this little may be too much if you are not burning it up by sufficient exercise. You must eat less—where you have been eating two slices of bread, eat one. where you have been eating one pota to, cut it down to 1-2 potato and so on. In short: Take small helpings of everything. Avoid second helpings. Never eat between meals. Completely eliminate candy, deserts and sweets of .ail kinds. Take meat but once a day. Chew you food thorouoghly. Remem ber that the first step In digestion talês place in the mouth—besides you will be satisfied with less If you chew It welL "Attention Is called to the fact that here he was employed for the P«t'?"'"' "V'" ^ê " n U %HLd S ûct^d at the residence of S. B. Quick. X months, he enjoyed his experience'Falls, N. Tr The pupils grieved until j lere. but declared that Brewster wins Mrs. Shaver assu.'W *J"" ,*,''*] „*f*| The Presbyterian sale is attracting, for good health a variety, of food is t Ai bis permanent place of residence, would complete the wOrX pi tiiepres-! ^,^^j^j^j^j jjj jjj ,,j^ j^^jjj^ j^ Therefore, take a little of —• ent year at least. ^^' '•*' "'*•"« *^*^ ' . . . Mr. Schneider has been making fur-'been very popular ier improvements on the Strand Thea-'Heights school She has «'**>», aft-rnoon in the Yorktowii] "'""'*"• Everyone connected, , everything with emphasis on the little. [Never mind if at first you are hungry— the next meeting of the Southeast hunger is largely a matter of habit. •e during the past week in order to | with the school extends slnceresl c°f*•\^J„•^^ W R C, will be on Jan. i4.lYou will soon become accustomed to sure the increase of patronage per-'gratulatlons to Mrs. Shaver and wish- j^ .' ', ,/ '. ^jn appear later, the smaller diet and you will feel so tt comfori at all times. He and his « the young couple a happy and pros- * "'"-*= "' ' ' *^ I much better that you will never return Brewster Cash Meat Market BEST SERVICE LOWEST PRICES We are offering many special prices on choice cuts of meat lo-morrow arid Thanksgiving. You are sure to find here just the kind you wish and at a much lower price than you-have t}een paying elsewhere. FreA Hun 23c VEAL ROAST so« Pork Loin 19c ''^^^ "^*^ ' ***' • «•» *-wiM xm. SHOULDER VEAL X2c Fresh Shoulder 15c SWIFTS PREM. HAM rr^ ^« , n ^ «„ SPERRY & BARNES HAM 27e Chuck Roast 18c WILSON'S CERT, HAM.., 27c LEG LAMB 35e SMOKED SHOUU>ER 16e SIEW LAMB ISc BEST STRIP BACON 2Se ap ROAST LAMB .....25c CORN BEEF IBc ap RIB ROAST 30c up BOLOGNA. 25c POT ROAST ISc ap j.^,., -^ MAM «0e BEST CREAM BUmK M. .B£ ???;??„^ !?! HAMBURG (FfMh) ISc FRANKFURTS 25c PLATE BEEF lOc UVERWURST 26e SALT PORK 20c VEAL LOAF 25c BEEF UVER 15c FRESH KILLED CHICKEN 36c 3Sc BEST CHEESE 35c tt» SAUERKRAUT 2 lb. 2Sc You save money by trading at the Brewster Cash Market DELIVERY wmUN EASY DISTANCE R. SANTORELLI, Prop., Brewster,'Phone 76 LOST—Small gold fountain |«. wmm^ ward for aatne will be paid for lU tm" turn to Standard OfRce. WILL SELL beautiful 6 pi«e« ._... •nite, ban DO room for it. For t*foi> mation write Parlor Suite, Can» P. O. Box 54 or tel. 116-M. }2tt 7X> RENT—Fumiabed ii'oû wMk modem improvementa on Main atreet. Tel 116-M. .SXf WOOD FOR SALE—Cut anr »— and delivered in Brewster, $8 per load. Wm. A. Sbeppard, Brewster, N. Y. 3(>o4 SPORT AND DRESS HATS, kiM» imported atylea. Hair curiing and Jr—e bif. Mr*. V. Sweet, Strand BnUdinc. Td; 73-L^. ttm HOW TO SAVE $50. Let ne wire your aiz room —• complete witb G»ture» for SlOO. M. JL n«cbar, B F O. 4, Brvwaler. N. T. Sslfr ANTIQUES—Cbriitmu • rt^ looldnf f laaaest Hook rug, vaaetts* t_ candle atidu, blue Uaaket. cMra, ttendt, manr otber thingt. Mr». Me Keen, 96 Liberty St., DaaUnr. SWEET CIDER FOR SALE-Afti^ tffc weak will maice cider era«7 daj at A*- fotmer Levi Butdick place. Joe CIMMBL i2tr Ini, Leonard and Francis, are also'perpus future. [owing and explaining the plans of new Hodson and Essex models for [24. A six cylinder closed car for less ll.ooo Is their biggest offer. 'Highland Democrat, i ^^ g^^^^^ afternoon Supreme Sped- I to the old ways. 7Z^ Br.-,.*.r'»l Examiner James F. Hanley, came to' "And now for exercise—Ibis is an LoL F and A M ioTrnev/d to town and visited St. Ltwitnlt Council, essential part of the treatment. If you Whif Pl.ins to wi*n;« iArT.tt A K. of C, to examine into Its fraternal are one of the vast army of sedentary Sifififion of the third T M . . I « condition. He found the boolcs correct, workers It Is probable that you do not SSfon's d«r« xtWhUe Pi.ln^ on ^ t^^ members in good standing and a get nearly enough. Make up your mind Ii".f„" ^.J^"!J!-*^''"t. Il'i' 11 substantial balance in the treasury. Ai to get mor; and if possible, in the open je Saturday sight crowds at both tres were what might be termed 1 Wednesday evening. The worJi was itres were what might be termed :weane$aay evening. ine wor* was ;;"esent"ativrof the Supreme Co'unclL air.'Walking is one very desirable form eked house^." At Ihe Strand the done In an "ceUent manned by the ^'/^''"^VuUled I •"'^l^l'.V*!'*""'* I'^rA'* ^^'S^r N^J'vofrrSv'^whVch h.^^^^ «Td."'; E^rSSTheir splendid record a?d ««- Perhaps you have been riding back r» that that was what the majority I New York C ty which has made a „ n„ ^„ ^ê acquisition of the new and forth to the office. That Is a mls- P«>P»« -V"*A^l.*^^>-«« ''l"«?ljCs^^^ Get up a little earlier and walk. 473. had its meeting In tbe triory. >«*"»?'* ^^0'^"^ "* bus 1/ "gag- if Nearly 3.000 Masons witnessed the ^?.i"„P^'2.*l?Li!iLfl*°'«fi./u^°'„ ^^ Ji , every act. At the Cameo the crowd complimented Ihe managers on choice of acts. Many out of town pU arrived In time to see both ri and seemed to have plenty of to shop with the Brewster mer- itl, who are offering wonderful ^s—even the burglars find tbe pick- retty good. loal pay for high school teachers, ^rdless of sex, was voted down by •avy majority iii Boston on Tues- Tabulation completed showed the was: Yes 28,3l8; no. 5l,556. The ill of this referendum was regarded l&urprising, as there was a heavy wu- •n'i vote. There has been a strenuous ^npaign in favor of "equal pay for lal work" in the last two weeks, but trgumeiit that higher salaries for __ien teachers might stand in the way llncreases for other employees is be- red to have had its influence with Jy employees, who always constitute flxrce faction id the voters io muoi- }d elections. work. Hon. Arthur S- Tompkins, Grand Master of tbe Stjte of New York, made an address. you ire tbe owner of a motor make decision to use your car for long kitchen; improvements, quickly noted rides only, for short distances use your by the visHor. legs. ^.^__.—^»— "Exercise In the open air may be DEFOREST CORNERS. supplemented at home. But outdoors Mrs. P. L. Tompkins spent part of f' i« " -""t be done persistently and , . - .,' ' - ' - In oXiîil tVtM lima smniint aar-h flav In last week with Mrs. ii» Buciii vail ui , . ... - . , i , S E Strane of '" 'bout the same amount each day in * .order to be of value. 'Once or twice The Brewster Standard has followed tbe policy of a number of other fast , „ . .,,, growing country weeklies. The increase i "*''^''"' 'j week will not suffice of Christmas advertising is more this ^ Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Swaoson are en-; "Always keep in mind your posture! year than ever, so that this week's lertalning Mr. Swanson's brother from simd ereft with head and chest high edition is running like the twentieth : Syracuse. mnd \^K,\ but not least hold your abno- cenlury limited—in two sections. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson and men flat." Twelve of the pages are printed by us son. of New Fairlield. spent Sunday As a final recommeiuJation Dr. Nicoll and four by the Western Newspaper , with Mr .and Mrs. Andrew Johnson. advises everyone over thirty to consult Union. Every page contains news and , Charles Leonard and family have a height-weight table immediately and ads that are sure to be of interest. A ] moved to MassachuseUs. If he or she is more than 10 per cent, number of local merchants have grasp-, „ . „ William Hiirhie and overweight to start eating less and ex- the opportunity to lise our i"ustrated ! "'^ »;j .^."- «^^^^^^^ ercising more, ad service and you will notice at once Su^f., "'%H'H*",* , " ''*'°** 1 — how Ibis new feature attracts the mind , *^'**^'''^ ^ »" ^'^^^^ '«' and the eye to stop and read. We hope lor more advertisers to come In on the better way of illustrating by picture the merchandise they have to sell. It pays to advertise. _ . _ / r. u . .1. • 0"e advantage of the budget system Eric Swanson, of Danbury, spent the jj ihat the politicians can not budge it. week end at his home. I Mr^. Edson Elwell and Mrs. Carrie' Mr. and Mrs. St. George, of Mont- Aaford spent Wednesday oi last week clair, N. J., were guests of Rev. W. F. •ritb Mrs. James fiUtchie. fijowo during the week. ii The Better the Day The Better the Deed'' Christmas Day is a day of peace on earth, good will toward men and therefore the best day of the year and deserves the very best candy that money can buy for the occasion. Doran Says It's AppcJo The most beautiful package, the most artistically packed, the most exquisitely flavored, every piece is a work of art and science. AH tbe Regular Size Box«B Place Your Order Eariy Doran's Dru^ Store. 197 Maô Street, Danbury, Coirn. Tdephone 217. FOR SALE—Smud, gnnl ud cA- blestone*, delivered or fold os M^ premite* .jApply to Saetdero, Turn P!fc* Romd, Brewster. 30t( LOST—A wire wheel end new co»A tire l>etw«en Denbury Bod Poughkeep- •ie. Reward. D. M. Stepheoa. Pattev •on, N. Y. 32pt WANTEI>--Good Ume for MM 6a jreu-i of ege, uentalljr deficient. GtteA room end beth room required. Addhreeft P. O. Box 60S, Bnwtter, N. Y. irtf S. B. QUICK wiU have.* pi^vmte e«U At kis home beginning Mender, Dec. 17* at 1:3 p. m. and each afteneooih during the week to diapoa* of hewaa" hold effecU. MACHINE SHOP—Bolt*, ttuda wt machine part* made and repaired. Skq^ or, lathe and planer work by good M»> chiniat at Truran'a Machine Ske^ North End Center Street, Bhewtter. N. Y. 5t* SALES FOR THE YEAR 1922 M BREWSTER ARE 2216 ACRES. Money to lf>an on Bond and Mortgafe. E4gar L. Hoag, 20 Wc*t 34tb St.. New Yotk City. PHONE your order* daily for pie*, cake*, bum, cruUer*, tee Ue- cutt, breed, fmolcfurter nMa. Ale* full line of grocerie*. Order* recii»- •d in the morning delivered in Am etfemoon. F. A. Holmea, Phone t4^ Brewcter. INSURANCE REALL ESTATE PoUcies I>rawn With Sldl)ful Care A. P. BUDD. BREWSTER, N.Y. Bint Compaaie* Pronvt Settlemeota FRANK C. ADLEY, TREE SPECIAL IST—Now i* the time to bave ytmt tree* done a* they are thoroughly Atm* mant. Tree filling and all t>tber opmn tioa* beneficial to hueltb and beauty «! tree* performed »cicntiGcuIly. Bert re« ferencea, Addre** General Delivery, Brewtter. 26it THOMAS BURNS, tonatfiy taUor wad pre*»inan with J. Iâclav, i» going to open a tailoring shop in the piece where Sorrcutiuo is notir, opening Jan. 1, 1924. Patron* will roceive the aame courteous aervices and attuntion as they have in the past. 3loJ INVITATION—On Monday. Dec. IT, 1 invite evody to come and ia;^pect lay new place of business nt poet OKM comer and fiSwn street in tbe atom formerly occupicsd by Cbar!c« VicwL shoemaker, wbere 1 "•vill have atar* roocD for my tailoring. AUo I wS carry a good line of cloiiiiai; ao-* K«^^r- dasbery. AU are welcomf. Louis tsAtiao, Vaiior. 'm- •» « •
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