1941-05-29 - Northern New York Historical Newspapers

THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1941 THE BREWSTER STANDARD — ESTABLISHED 1869 PAGE SEVEN
VILLAGE OF BREWSTER,
NEW YORK
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Separate sealed proposals for (1)
general construction, (2) heating, (3)
plumbing, and (4) electrical work in
connection with the construction of a
Are house and appurtenances will be
received by the Mayor and Board of
Trustees of the Village of Brewster,
Putnam County, New York, at the
Village Office, 94 Main Street, Brewster,
New York, at 10 a. m., Daylight Saving
Time, on the 10th day of June, 1041,
at which time they will be publicly
opened and read. No bids will be received
prior to said hour, and none
thereafter.
Information for bidders, form of
proposal, plans and form of contract,
including specifications may be examined
at the office of the Village Board,
94 Main Street, Brewster, New York,
and copies thereof may be obtained
from the office of the Village Board
or from Harold B. Truran, architect
at 42 Center Street, Brewster, N. Y.,
upon making a deposit of Ten Dollars
($10.) for each set as aforesaid, which
amount will be refunded to the bidder
who duly submits a bid accompanied
by a certified check as hereinafter
provided and in accordance with the
requirements contained in the plans
and specifications and who applies for
a refund within thirty (30) days after
the date when the bids are opened
and who returns the plans and specifications
undamaged.
The Board of Trustees of the Village
of Brewster reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, or to accept the one
that in their Judgment will be for the
best interest of the Village of Brewster.
Attention of bidders is particularly
called to the requirements as to conditions
of employment to be observed
and minimum wage rates to be paid
under the contract.
A certified check made payable to
the order of the Village of Brewster.
New York, in the amount of 10% of
the bid, must be deposited by each
bidder with his bid, as a guarantee
that in case the contract is awarded
to him, he will, within ten (10) days
thereafter, execute such contract and
furnish a satisfactory performance
bond. On failure to do so, he shall
forfeit* the deposit as liquidated
damages, and acceptance of the bid
will be contingent upon the fulfillment
of this requirement by the bidder. The
checks of the unsuccessful bidders will
be returned immediately upon the
award of the contract.
The successful bidder will be required
to furnish a performance bond
as required by the contract, in approved
form, and with sureties satisfactory
to the Board of Trustees of
the Village of Brewster, which bond
shall be in the amount of the contract.
VILLAGE OF BREWSTER,
NEW YORK.
W. BOYNTON TOWNER,
VILLAGE CLERK.
Dated, Brewster, N. Y.
May 21, 1941.
$19,000
VILLAGE OF BREWSTER,
NEW YORK
FIRE HOUSE BONDS
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.
Sealed proposals will be received and
considered by the Board of Trustees
of the Village of Brewster, New York
at the Village Office in said Village,
at 10 o'clock A. M., Eastern Standard
Time (llo'clock A. M., Daylight Saving
Time) on the 10th day of June, 1941,
for the purchase at not less than par
and accrued interest of
$19,000 Fire House Bonds of said
Village of Brewster, of the denomination
of (1,000 each, dated May 1,
1941, maturing $2,000 on May 1 in each
of the years 1942 to 1950, both inclusive,
and $1,000 on May 1, 1951,
and bearing interest at a rate not exceeding
six per centum per annum
payable semi-annually November 1 and
(May 1. Principal and interest payable
at the First National Bank of Brewaters,
N. Y., in Brewster, New York,
with New York exchange. Bonds will
be in coupon form and may be converted
into fully registered bonds,
and are general obligations of the
Village payable from unlimited taxes.
Each bid must be for all of said
bonds and state a single rate of interest
therefor. Unless all bids are
rejected the award will be made to
the bidder complying with the terms
of sale and offering to purchase said
bonds at the lowest rate of Interest,
not exceeding the rate above specified,
stated in a multiple of one-quarter or
one-tenth of one per centum per annum,
without reference to premium,
provided however that if two or more
bidders offer to purchase said bonds
at the same lowest rate of Interest
then such award will be made to the
bidder offering the highest premium.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. Each bid must be enclosed
in a sealed envelope addressed to the
undersigned Village Clerk and marked
on the outside "Proposal for
Bonds" and must be accompanied with
a certified, or bank, or trust company
check to the order of Village of Brewster
for $380 as a good faith deposit
to secure the Village against any loss
resulting from the failure of the bidder
to comply with the terms of his bid.
No Interest will be allowed on the
amount of the good faith deposit.
Said bonds are issued for the purpose
of paying the cost of construction
of a village fixe house in said Village
pursuant to the Village Law and
General Municipal Law, as amended,
said purpose having a period of probable
usefulness of twenty years. Pur­
Roofing
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Bonded and
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Desirable Lots
REASONABLE PRICE
Putnam Terrace. Brewster
From 60 x 90 to 60 x 120
Inquire
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1-3 PARK ST.. BREWSTER
Consolidated Radio
Service
81 Edgemont Road, Katonah, N. Y
C. R. Travis Katonah 616
RADIO SERVICE THAT
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Represented In Brewster by
Goossen Furniture
Telephone 2379 Brewster, N. Y
JOHN SNIDERO
Trucking
8AND, GRAVEL
TOP son.
PHONE 2545
Brewster
ALFRED VICHI
Mason
General Contractor
Phone 2269
70 Carmel Ave., Brewster, N. Y.
N. CIOCCOLANTI
General Contractor
*
Builder
Phone 742
M Marvin Ave. Brewster, N. I'.
VILLAGE TAX COLLECTOR'S
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the tax
roll and warrant for the Village of
Brewster has been left with me for
the collection of taxes levied thereto
and I will be in my office, Room 5.
94 Main Street, where I will receive
taxes from June 1st to June 30 from
nine o'clock in the morning until four
o'clock in the afternoon, excepting
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, and
that for said period of time taxes may
be paid to me without additional
charge, and that on all such taxes
remaining unpaid after June 30, five'
per centum will be added for the first j
month and an additional one-half of
one per centum for each month and I
fraction thereof, thereafter until paid.!
Dated May 20, 1941.
W. BOYNTON TOWNER,
Collector.
age assessed valuation of the real
estate of said Village, subject to taxation
as determined by the last completed
assessment roll and the four
preceding assessment rolls of said
Village, is •1.841.067.00. The total
bonded debt of the Village, including
the above mentioned bonds, is
$34,000.00 of which amount none is
water debt. The population of the
Village (1940 census) was 1,863. The
bonded debt above stated does not insuant
to the General Municipal Law, clude the debt of any other subdivis­
as amended, provision has been made ion having power to levy taxes upon
for the payment from funds provided any or all of the property subject to
therefor in the current budget hereto­ I the taxing power ol the Village. The
fore adopted of a sum equal to at fiscal year commences March 1. The
least five per cent of the entire esti­ amount of taxes levied for each of the
mated cost of the improvement. fiscal years commencing March 1,
In the event that prior to the de­ 1938. March 1. 1939. and March 1,
livery of the bonds the income received J1940. was respective]}- $23,045.50, $24,by
private holders from bonds of the 04158 and $24,073.70. The amount of
same type and character shall be such taxes uncollected at the end of
taxable by the terms of any Federal each of said fiscal years was respect­
income tax law. the successful bidder ively $1,638.26. $1.942.49 and $2,189.66.
may. at his election, be relieved of his The amount of such taxes remaining
obligations under the contract to uncollected as of the date of this
purchase the bonds and in such case notice is respectively $710.41. $96624
the deposit accompanying his bid wLl and $1,487.49. The taxes of the fiscal
be returned.
year commencing March 1. 1941,
The approving opinion of Messrs. amount to $26,00324 none of which
Dillon, Vandewater & Moore, Attorneys has been collected. A detailed report
of New York City, will be furnished of essential facts will be submitted to
to the purchaser without cost. any interested bidder.
FINAiNCIAL STATEMENT Dated. Brewster, New York.
The assessed valuation of the real May 21, 1941.
estate subject to the taxing power of
W. BOYNTON TOWNER.
the Village is $1^79,943.00. The aver-
Village Clerk.
Those who chisel away the guaranties
of constitutional rights undermine
their own liberties.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
BREWSTER, N. Y.
Member of Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
Capital $100,000
Surplus $34,000
BURGLAR
PROOF VAULT
A modern burglar proof safe
deposit vault has recently
been installed. Boxes rent
for $5 per year.
HENRY II. WELLS, President
J. DOUGLASS MEAD, Vice-Fres.
E. D. STANNABD. Cashier
D. E. STANNARD, Asst-Cashier
NOTHING WILL BE
LEFT UNDONE
During the time we have
served this community—cur
advice has always been direct
and to the point Select
a reliable and capable
mortician—place In hit
hands the handling of all
necessary details—choose a
servioe in keeping with your
income—and rait secure in
the knowledge that nothing ,
will be left undone to assure
perfection.
GEO. W. BLOAT
Funeral Director
TeL 579
Cannel. N. Y.
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Fish To Speak At
Mahopac, June 7
The summer schedule of Masses in
St. Joseph's parish, will go Into effect
Uncle Alb says this is about the time
next Sunday, June first. Masses in St. This week the Women's Republican
we throw the seed catalogs in the
Joseph's Church, Croton Palls, will be Club of Putnam County is announc­
waste-basket and reach lor a road Covered Dish Luncheon Christian Endeavor at 8, 9, and M o'clock. In Goldens ing the annual luncheon will be held
map.
Planned for June ,4 Field Day, May 30th Bridge at 9 o'clock. The summer Mass on Saturday, June 7 at Mahopac Hotel,
In Piefcsch Pavilion, Peach Lake, will Lake Mahopac at one o'clock. Repre­
be at 10:30 a. m., and on the followsentative Hamilton iPlsh, Senator Allan
Mrs. Theodore Edwards will be Christian Endeavor Societies from ing Sunday, June 8th, a Mass will be A. Ryan, Assemblyman D. Mallory
hostess for a covered dish luncheon of Brewster will participate in the lBth said in the Auditorium in the Lincoln Stephens and others will appear as
the Women's Missionary Society of the annual Westchester County c. E. Field
Upholstering
School to accommodate those living in guest speakers.
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday, Day on Memorial Day at the Pound- that locality. The Junior Young
June 4. All are welcome to attend this ridge Reservation. Stephen Masarech, Peoples Club of St. Joseph's parish,
AGE-OLD FACT
affair for a nominal fee provides County Recreation Superintendent, will meet each Tuesday evening, at 7:46,
Furniture Repaired agreeable social hours part of which be in charge of all activities.
and the Senior young peoples club Four thousand years ago, the Egypt­
may be spent out-of-doors in garden An Inter-District Softball game, meet each Thursday evening at 8 ians knew the exact value of "pi," the
and Recovered and on lawn under shade trees. Mrs. starting at 10 a. m. will be the feature o'clock. After the meetings a special ratio of the circumference of a circle
| Edwards and Mrs. Clarence TutUe will of the day. Teams from the Northern hour is spent.
to its diameter.
• SUP COVERS - made to order supply any details prospective guests part of the County will be up against
• VENETIAN BLINDS
require.
some stiff competition from Yonkers The Federated Crusaders held a A little fat or oil spread on the tip
• UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS
o
and Tarrytown.
picnic meeting on Sunday evening by of the spout of a cream pitcher will
• FEATHER PILLOWS
TRINITY LUTHERAN
In the afternoon the Individual hiking to Butler's hill to hold their keep the spout from dripping.
groups will compete in a track meet meeting. The speaker was Herbert
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Grange Hall, Park St., Brewster, N. Y. and relay races. A 60-yard dash, 8 Turner of this place. They returned
Pastor William M. Horn pound shot put and a high-jump con­
The members of the cast of the
home by auto. Mr. E. A. Yarrow, Jr.,
Services and Sunday School—9=30 A. M. test will be the main features of the
Easter Pageant which was given in
attended the luncheon meeting of the
Brown Upholstering Co.
boys' meet. The girls are scheduled to
the Presbyterian Church, will meet at
Westchester Congregational Ministers
Next Sunday Pastor Horn will be have a 60-yard dash, basketball throw
the parsonage at 7 p. m. on Saturday
Association, held in Scarsdale, N. Y.,
20 White Street
preaching • in Rochester, and arrange­ and a jumping relay. A beautiful
evening and go to the Y. M. C. A.
on Tuesday at noon.
Tel. 893 Danbury ments are now being made for a sup­ bronze trophy will toe awarded to the
gymnasium, in White Plains, to witply
preacher. It may be that the ser­ Intermediate and Senior Society comness
the athletic events, afterwards
vice will begin a few minutes, due to piling the greatest number of points.
Miss Marie LeVarn was hostess to going for a swim in the pool.
tight train connections.
Horseshoes, golf and tennis will be
the Sunday School Teachers meeting
Friday is the day for the annual offered for those not participating In
at her home on Tuesday evening. After Cards have been received from Mr.
»ooooooooooo6oooooooooooq< Spring Festival at the Wartburg. The races.
the meeting delicious refreshments and Mrs. Vernon Schworm, who are
day opens with a service at the Wart­
were served.
in California.
C. E. arrows will guide the partici­
The Putnam County | burg Chapel at 11 o'clock at which pants from Route 22 to the reserved
Pastor Horn will be the speaker. The area.
Miss Helen Doyle visited her two Daniel Gallagher of Cross River was
afternoon will feature dramatics, songs
sisters who are in the Convent of the struck and killed by a hit-and-run
National Bank
Divine Compassion, White Plains, on
and an exhibit. You can get your
driver near the George Supple store
Saturday.
i lunch right there on the grounds. And
in Lincolndale, on Monday night.
Carmel, N. Y. I for the children, pony rides. It Is a CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
good place to go for the Decoration
Day family outing.
• "Ancient and Modern Necromancy,
Devotional booklets for June are
(Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, De­
here. They were prepared this time by
nounced" is the subject of the Lesson-
Dr. Stanley Blllheimer of Palmyra, Pa.
|Sermon in all Churches of Christ-
June 8th is Trinity Sunday and vte
Scientist, on Sunday. June 1.
'shall have the Lord's supper admin - The Golden Text is: "There is no
Jistered then. This June 8th service ! wisdom nor understanding nor counsel YOU MEAN TO SAY
I only will be preceded by a brief ser- against the Lord" (Proverbs 21:30).
ivice of Public Confession at 9:15. Among the citations which comprise
: Please note the time. In many churches the Lesson-Sermon is the following
Interest Department 'there Is a confession Service On Fri­ from the Bible: "Then was brought ELECTRIC COOKING
day before the Communion Sunday. unto him one possessed with a devil,
Trust Department We shall not separate the two parts blind, and dumb: and he healed him.
by that much; but as a preliminary to insomuch that the blind and dumb
Christmas Club
our regular service, we shall have the both spake and saw. . . . But when
Order for Confession at nine-flfteen, the Pharisees heard it, they said, This IS NOW THAT CHEAP?
Safe Deposit Bores g two weeks hence. The June 1st service fellow doth not cast out devils, but by
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