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PAGE EIGHT THE BREWSTER STANDARD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1932
Brewster Boys Win
Interesting Game
Now that Nicholas Murray Butler
and Henry Ford have both approved
President Hoover's statement on the
liquor question, that ought to just
about take the issue out of Republican
politics.
J. J. FAHEY & SON AUCTIONEERS
THE
HOUSE, BUILDING SITE, THEATRE
AND
10-ROOM HOUSE OF FURNITURE
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
IN VILLAGE OF DOVER PLAINS,
N. Y.—SATURDAY, SEPT. 3, 10 A. M.
I will sell the Real and Personal
Property without reserve at my place,
corner of Main Street and Wing Ave.,
Dover Plains, N. Y., consisting of
Real Estate:—2 story (10 room) House,
double basement (for store and barber
shop). All improvements.
Building Site:. 30 ft. frontage, 130 ft.
deep.
Theatre: 210 seating capacity, incline
floor, all new fixtures, new sound
screen. 1 power projector, new furnaces.
Hall has been properly acoustic for
sound. Passed by State Inspection.,
Electric sign.
Furniture:-From the 10 Room House
consists of Parlor, dining and bedroom
suites, Kitchen Range, rope, beds, old.
chairs, stands, china, glass, lustre brie- j
a-brac and variety of other old pieces
too numerous to mention.
Antique* and Modern Furniture sold,
beginning at 10 A. M sharp.
Inspection morning day of sale.
Real Estate sold in Whole or in Part at
2:00 P. M.
Terms on Real state—10% at time of
sale, balance on most attractive terms.
PATRICK J. HERBERT,
Dover Plains, N. Y.
For further particulars apply to
J. J. Fahey & Sun, Sharon, Conn.
Auctioneer* and Sales Managers
GRAND
UNION Enjoy the Holiday!
Those tremendous appetites roused by the holiday atmosphere and
fresh air demand lots of good food. Thrifty housewives will
prepare by taking advantage of Grand Union's
CUT PRICE LABOR DAY SALE
I4 C
31*
^re** fruits and c**** est Vegetables
Peaches "tl Z9 C Potatoes 15 -17 c
"Sunki«"
Oranges 12' >27 c
CELERY m , 1—-
HEARTS Mt buoche* X> c
"Sunkiw" j "Wealthy Fancy*
Lemons 6»19 c Apples
"Pearl PinkV Banlett
Cantaloupes % *- 15 c I Pears
^ _ — Pillsbury, Gold Medal or Becker's ^f^ ^ S j ^ ^
FLOUR * 69
FLOUR Pocono Family 24-K lb. tack 49C
Coniecuoners' Town & Country dot
SUGAR GINGER ALE 89 C
lib.
pkga. 19c
20
MAIN ST.
BREWSTER
N.Y.
or LIME RICKEY
CLICQUOT CLUB
»
Pale Dry GINGER ALE Golden
Full pint
bou.
CERTO u.
Mako Jelly Jell
1
29*
Early Morn
CoKee3 5Qc
Fiekhpak with -m
Beans g S c
Frcahpak
Preserves2 jar*
Strawberry
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OBITUARY
Carmel Country Club Notes. The holiday dance at the China daughter Muriel of Larchmont, and
Lake boat house this Saturday night
The feature of the week end program
Mr. Horace Pickford of Pleasantville.
is expected to be the most largely at­
of activities at the Carmel Country
The trout season closed on Wednestended
of the entire summer season.
Brewster baseball fans expected a Club will be the aquatic meet to be
day. Members of the Carmel Country
The main club house and annex have
keen, Interesting ball game last Sun­ held on Sunday afternoon at the fchi-
Club finished their trout fishing in fine
been booked to capacity. Among those
day afternoon on the Electrozone na Lake boat house to determine the
spirits and the biggest catches of the
spending the three day week end at
Field between the St. Lawrence A. O. club champions in various water sports
season were made in China Lake last
the club are: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P.
and Dover Plains and to their delight events, such as high and low board
Saturday and Sunday. William A.
Lewis and sons Ralph, Jr., and Billy,
saw a contest full of thrills which was diving, 25, 50 and 100 yard free style
Cornell of Pleasantville, caught a
Mr. and Mrs. George Kindermann, Mr.
won in the ninth Inning.
dashes, breast and back stroke races,
six and one-quarter pound rainbow
and Mrs. R. C. Blanchard, Mr. and
Joele Scolplno, who pitched for the canoe tilting and canoe races. The
there Saturday afternoon, which, in­
Mrs. Theodore E. Slmonton, Mr. and
Brewster boys, not only played a competition is attracting many of the
cidentally was "Bill's" birthday. This
Mrs. Robert H. Becker and Mr. L. W.
hero's role on the mound, but came club's junior members, including the
was the first rainbow ever taken by
Hommel all of New York, Mr. and Mrs.
through In the ninth with a single following: Henry Ryder and the Misses
him and the largest ever caught in
Frank W. Holmes of Brooklyn, Judge
that brought victory to his home town. Dorothy, Ruth and Katherine Ryder
China Lake since it first was stocked
and Mrs. W. C. Duell of Tarrytown,
Both teams went scoreless for four and Charlotte and Betty Ewen all of
with this species.
Mrs. H. D. Wfllliams and daughter
Innings. Dover Plains broke through Yonkers, Douglas Cooley, Robert Saf-
Catherine, of Westfleld, N. J., Mr. and Judge Edward J. Byrne of Brooklyn,
the scoring column in the fifth on a ford and Clark Brinckerhoff of Mt.
Mrs. David R. Lacraw of Plainfield, N. caught two big trout weighing four and
hit by Robeda, who was advanced to Vernon, Bayard and Miss Natalie Kill-
J., Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Green and one-half and five and one-half
third on two Infield outs and scored on ani of Forest Hills, Miss Cynthia Webb
son Bobby, and daughter Betty, and pounds. Frank Holmes of Brooklyn, al­
Tahamlne's single over short. and Miss Muriel Becker of Larchmont,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Welte all of Yonkso caught two trout, a three and one-
It was in their half of the same In­
Lawrence Barnett of Scarsdale, James
ers, Mr. C. A. Macdonald of Jersey City, half pounder and a four and one-half
ning that Brewster started some fire­
Chapman and Robert Cornell of
Mr. and Mrs. Karl N. Becker and pounder. B. Lawrence Hunt of White
works. Brady and Eddie Tut tin hit safe
Pleasantville, Reld Jewett of White
Plains, duplicated Mr. Holmes' catch
and a moment later Bill Kilcoyne
Plains, Robert Byrne of Brooklyn,
smashed a double against the right
Miss Peggy Eickelberg and Ralph and
field fence scoring Brady and Tuttle,
Billy Lewis and Charles Carr of New
putting the locals in the lead by a
York, Billy Miller of Bronxyille. and
lone run.
S. Wood Cornell and Rundle Gilbert
of Carmel.
"AGENCY OF SERVICE"
Dover tied the count in the seventh
on an error by Llddy and in the eighth The club championship golf tour­
the visitors had the bases loaded and naments have reached the second and MERRIAM-BREWSTER, NY.'
none out, but at this stage of the game third rounds. In the men's event Mr.
Joie Scolplno turned on some reserve Leland Ryder of Carmel, last year's
steam and struck the next three bat­ champion, will meet Dr. Lisle B. King-
Phone 260
ters out to the great Joy of a large ery of White Plains, in the second
crowd of Brewster fans.
round, Mr. S. W. Sells of New York, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
will play Mr. Harold G. Ewen of Yonk­
Only a short space of time elapsed ers and Mr. Merritt Ryder of Carmel,
before Scolplno put the finishing will tee off with the winner of the first
touches on the winning picture by round match between Mr. Carl North-
driving out a single and by taking adnip and Mr. Rundle Gilbert, both of
vantages of two wild throws he came Carmel. Dr. Morton Ryder of Rye, has
home with the "bacon."
WARNER BROS
already reached ths third round by
4 Days Starting:
The box score:
virtue of a bye.
BREWSTER
In the women's event Mrs. Ken R.
ab h.
PALACE SUNDAY
r po Dyke of New York, last year's winner,
at 6:00 P. M.
Waters, ss 4 1
DANBURY
meets Miss Ann Ward, also of New
Dunford, rf 3 0
^ The Head Man of Humor
York in the second round, and Mrs.
Brady, 3b 3 1
George Kindermann of. New York, will
Tuttle, lb 4 1
WILL ROGERS
play Mrs. Herbert C. Brickerhoff of Mt.
Kilcoyne, c 4
1 0 15
In "DOWN TO EARTH"
Vernon. Mrs. James Hurley of Jack­
1
Scolplno, p 3
son Heights, is scheduled to meet Mrs.
With Dorothy Jordan, Irene Rich
0
McLeod, rf 3
John Corley Westervelt of New York.
Sunday—First show 6:00 P. M. Last show 9:20 P. M.
0
Maroney, If 3 1
The finals in both tournaments will
Monday—Continuous from 2:15 P. M.
McGetrick, 2b 3 0
be played Labor Day afternoon.
Last complete show 9:10 P. M.
Liddy, rf 1
31 6 3 27 11 2
DOVER PLAINS
ab h r po a e
Robeda, cf 4 2 1 1 0 0
Benson, c 4 1 0 7 0 1
L. Buna, p 5 0 0 0 0 1
Tahamine, lb 5 1 0 6 0 0
Herbert, 2b 5 10 2 10
B. Bona, If 4 2 1 1 0 0
Pelcn, rf
Dobola, ss
Sena, 3b
Score by innings:
Dover Plains
Brewster
4 1 0 1 0 0
4 0 0 4 5 0
3 0 0 5 1 0
38 8 2 27 7 2
000 010 100—2
000 020 001—3
Two bas hits Kilcoyne. Struck out
by Scolplno 15, by Bona 6.
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Public Notice
State of New York
Department of Public Service
Public Service Commission
Albany
August 25, 1932.
Case No. 7491
In the matter of the Petition of New
Sugar-Cured Uouuu* Whole or
Shank-half
Smoked «I«H1S
Center Slices
lb.
lb.
York State Electric & Gas Corporation,
under section 68 Public Service
Law, for authority to exercise an electric
franchise granted by the town of
Patterson, Putnam county.
• • • • • •
NOTICE is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held in the above
matter by this Commission at its office
in the State Office Building, 80 Centre
Street, New York City, on September
6, 1932, at 11:00 A. M., DayUght Saving
Time.
BY THE COMMISSION,
FRANCIS E. ROBERTS,
Secretary.
Fresh Killed •ROfl.KBS,
FRYERS M * ROASTING &ish
Chickens «*. X3 C
SbortCut Smoked
Tongues ^
Honnel's, Quaiter-«ize and Hali-tize
CANNED Hams ib. 39c
HormelV Whole and Hali-size
CANNED
Chickens lb 39 c
Hormel'i
SPICED Hams .89c
SMOKED
ib.
Fillet of Butts
lb. %%C
Haddock 15 SLICED
Deep Sea * Boiled Ham 29
Scallops M*
c
both as to numbers and size.
As we interpret Speaker John Gar­
On Sunday afternoon Harvey E.
ner's alibi for not talking to Al Smith
Lapp of White Plains, was high hook
that important night of the Democra­
with two rainbows weighing three and
Lillian G. Masterman
tic National Convention, the reason
one-quarter and four and one-half Lillian G., wife Mr. James S. Mast­ John didn't answer the phone was that
pounds. Ralph F. Lewis and George erman died at her home, 435 E. 57th Al called him after office hours.
Kindermann of New York, Karl* N. St., New York City, on Aug. 29, 1932.
Becker of Larchmont and Dr. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Masterman left Brew­
L. Peet of Peekskill, caught trout ster a few years ago. They owned and
weighing about the same and good built the beautiful home on the Dyke-
catches of black bass were made in mans road now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Vail s Grove
Barrett Lake, the club's other fishing Clinton Burns.
water.
She is survived by her husband and
Peach Lake
one daughter, Mrs. Colin Girvan.
Golf, Tennis, Bathing
ENGAGED
Northrup-McKown.
Warner Bros DANCING
The engagement of Miss Prances V.
Saturday, September 3
McKown, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Francis J. McKown, of Carmel, to Mr. Capitol
H. Carl Northrup, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry BRICKMAN
Danbury
Herbert E. Northrup, of Carmel, was
and his Varsity Band
announced at a dinner party given by Begins SAT. SEPT. 3
Dr. and Mrs. McKown at the Carmel
Country Club last Saturday evening.
The Greatest Animal Picture General Admission 75 cents
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
of All Time
Donald C. Angevine, Mrs. William P. "Bring 'Em
Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. S. Wood Cornell,
the Misses Phillls Palmer, Helen Back Alive"
Hllbert, Ann Ward, Frances V. Mc­ CAMEO
Kown. Emily D. Crane, Jean North­ Begins WED. SEPT. 7
rup, Dorothy Averill and Nettel-Wade
Biewster, N. T.
Double Feature
Pant, and the Messrs H. Carl North­
Telephone 295
rup, Philips Partington, Harold Bed-
"CROONER"
Program Subjeet to Change
er, Jrhn Averill, O. Rundle Gilbert,
with
Without Notice
Jam r, M. VanBuren, W. Durrell North­
David Manners
Friday,- Saturday, Sept. 2-3
rup end Theodore E. Damm.
Ann Dvorak
Marlene Dietrich with Cllve Brook
Miss McKown is a graduate of Vas-
Anna May Wong, Warner Oland
sar College. Mr. Northrup graduated
Companion Feature
"SHANGHAI EXPRESS"
from Wesleyan and is assistant cashier "A PASS PORT TO HELL" Comedy News
of the Putnam Courty National Bank
with
Matinee Saturday 2:30 P. M.
of Carmel. The date of the wedding
Elissa Land!
has not been set.
»
Paul Lukas
Sunday, Monday, Sept 4-5
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"BROKEN HILLARY"
St. Lawrence vs Jerry's All Stars
with Lionel Rarrymore,
Is the game scheduled for Sunday at
2:30 p. m.
Nancy Carroll, Phillips Holmes
o
"Last of the Mohicans"
Announcement
A free country is one in which the
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citizen is privileged to "cuss" the gov­
Organlogue News
The
ernment—end then remain at home on
Matinee Sunday at 2:30 P. M.
election day.
Up-to-Date Shoe Repairer
o
Tuesday, Wednesday, Sept 6-7
Evidently the chap who urges that 14 Main Street Brewster Buster Kenton, Jimmy Durante
babies be banned from all public meetings
Is not a practical politician. Wishes all newyand old customers
"SPEAKEASY"
Magic Carpet News
to know that we
Call for and Deliver Thursday, Friday, Sept. 8-9
APPLE
"SKYSCRAPER SOULS"
shoes to be repaired, with same
with Warren William Maureen
quality workmanship and
O'SuIlivan, Anita Page, Norman
STORAGE
Foster
No Extra Charge
Large refrigerated apple storage
News
now ready for your early fruit. for this new service we render. Just
Rates on application Call Brewster 590
SERVE ICE CORPl and car will be right at your door
Brewster 585
for shoes to be repaired.
E. MASTRIANI.
Saturday, Sept. 10
"LADIES OF THE BIG HOUSE"
Sylvia Sidney, Gene Raymond
Comedy News
Matinee Saturday at 2:30 P. M.
Labor Day Specials
Thuringer *• JKJc
Butter 20
FULL CREAM
c
COUNTRY ROLL
lb
The Finest Made— None sold to Dealers PLENTY FOR ALL
Gobel's Shankless Choice Lean Tender
SMO. SHOULDER LAMB FORES
iC tb.
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Gobel's Lean Star
BACON
Igclb
Value that can't be Beat Anywhere - The Finest Brands at Prices that |
• Others sell Cheaper Grades For - None Will Be Sold To Dealers
ARMOUR'S STAR - WILSON'S CERTIFIED
Smoked Hams 15 c
lb
Sperry & Barnes Sugar Cured
BONELESS HAMS
25c lb
No Bones — No Skin — No Surplus Fat
A Big Value — Real Genuine
1932 SPRING LAMB
LEGS OF LAMB
18 b
Very Choice Meaty
FRICASSE CHICKENS
18 c,b
Cut From Choice Prime Quality Beef
BONELESS ROLLED
CHUCK BEEF
2T
c lb
FRESH VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY - All kinds of Fruits
Phones 536 « 537 Free Delivery §
E. M. Simonelli, Inc.
Wholesalers and Retailers of Prime Meats
53 Main St., Brewster, N. Y.
mm
Danbury Store. 18 Elm St.