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V* PAGE SIX THE BREWSTER STANDARD—ESTABLISHED 1869 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1948 PEACH LAKE NORTH SALEM THIS SPACE IS DEVOTED TO OUR NORTHERN WESTCHESTER READERS Christmas Party At" Purdys High School Parent-Teacher Ass'n Present Program A Very Merry Christmas. Of Local Talent. Will Vote on National Affiliation Jan. 11; High Midnight Mass will be said in St. School Library Needs Funds. Joseph's Church again this year. Following a brief business session, the well-attended December meeting of the Parent-Teacher Organization enjoyed a delightful Christmas program in Central High School, Purdys. The event was planned and presented by Alfred Hicks, assisted by Blair Muller and William VanArnam. During the business session copies of a special committee's report on the question of af&liating with the National Congress of Parents and Teachers was distributed for consideration at the Jan. 11 meeting. It was announced that 1368 had been collected for the purchase of basic and reference books for the Central High School Library and the hope was expressed that those who have hot contributed would do so prior to the personal solicitation planned for early* In January. The Christmas program included songs by the Croton Falls Men's Club Chorus with solos by Carl Formes and Fred Schultz, accompanied by Mrs. H. Tappen and directed by Harold Knapp; violin solos by Al Muller,. accompanied by Marg Muller; selections iby the brass ensemble of Central High School Band, directed by Donald Nuccia; a tap dance by Jane Luce, accompanied by William Arndt, and a slight-of-hand performance by William Arndt. The program was closed with Christmas Carols sung by the audience under the leadership of Mr. Knapp. The hostesses of the social hour which followed were Mrs. Charles Armstrong and Mrs. Ferdinand Ouss. PURDYS Miss Mary Burns, of Lake Purdy, who painted the Thanksgiving decortlons on Jones Market window, has displayed her talent again with a Yuletide painting on the window. Mr. and Mrs*. William Van Arnam and son, Billy, will leave Friday for Troy, N. Y., where they will spend the Christmas holidays with their families, the Dorings and the Van- Arnams. Miss Doris Bittner, a sophomore In the College of Liberal Arts (Journalism) Syracuse University, returned home Saturday, Dec. 18th to spend the Christmas holidays with' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Bittner. vacation extends until Jan. 2nd. Mrs. Arndt's mother, Mrs. Robert Vogt, of Rockvllle Center, L. I., arrived Thursday to spend a week with her daughter and family. Dinner guests Christmas day at the Arndt home in addition to Mrs. Vogt will be Mrs. John A. Fisher, her son, John Fisher and her daughter. Miss F. Fisher, all of Forest Hills, L. I. Students home for the Christmas holidays are: Doris Bittner, Syracuse Univ.; Jack Brennan, Cornell Univ.;. Virginia Butler, Elmlra College: Howard Gates, Alfred College; Louise Giles, Howard Univ., Washington, D. O: Kathleen Goudey. Plattsburg State Teachers College; BJor Halvorsen. St. Peter's School, PeeksklU: Howard Johnson, Univ. of Pennsylvania; Daniel Juengst, Clarkson College; Angelina Malronl. Syracuse Univ.; Ruthanne Maurhoff, Plattsburg State Teachers College: Tony Messina. Notre Dame: Marilyn Muller. Cortland State Teachers College; Jacqueline Ooti house. Mary A. Burnham School: Ronald Tostevin, Trinity College. Hartford. Conn. o- In Old England coal was believed to fill the air with poisonous gasses. In 1306 the English monarch issued a proclamation declaring anyone who burned coal would be put to death. CROTON FALLS Robert Shay has returned home from Northern Westchester Hospital where he had been for a few weeks for treatment of an infection. The January meeting of the Auxiliary of the Fire Department will be held on the 5th at 8 p.m. Installation of officers will take place and the Christmas party will be held. Each member is asked to bring an inexpensive wrapped gift for the grab bag. Midshipman Arthur Goudey, Jr., U. S. N., arrived home Saturday via air- | plane on a thirty day leave from the Naval Air Base, Pensacola, Florida. His sister, Kathleen, also arrived home Saturday . from Plattsburg State Teachers College. She will remain until Jan. 3rd. A Jeep skidded on the snow Sunday afternoon while making the turn from Route 100 to the Croton Falls road and went down the embankment to the river. The driver's foot had caught In the door and he was pinned there until released by a local taxi driver. He was uninjured. NORTH SALEM Anthony Ryan, who attends school at Mlllbrook, N. Y., and Deerlng Melin, of R. P. I., Troy, are spending the holidays at their homes. The singing at the Methodist Church last Sunday was rendered by the young people's choir of Purdys Methodist Church. The children's Christmas tree party will be held at St. James Church on Sunday, Dec 26th. There will be no Sunday School, but morning prayer at 11 a.m. Services will be held on Christmas day with Holy Communion at 10:30 a.m. GOLDENS BRIDGE The card party sponsored by John E. Winter, Jr. Post 1734, American Legion, was held at the fire house hall last Friday evening. There were IS tables of pinochle, six of bridge (auction and contract) and one euchre. Fred Perlini, of Brewster, won first prize at pinochle; auction bridge, Mrs. Walter E. Miller, Purdys; contract, M. Goerl, Llncolndale, and Charles Williams, Goldens Bridge, euchre. The door prize, a turkey, was awarded to Lester Ward, Goldens Bridge; a special gift went to Bill Hogan, Lake Ka- PURDYS CROTON FALLS HAPPENINGS GATHERED BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS EVERY WEEK tonah. $2,400 SCHOLARSHIP AT R. P. I. headmasters and principals in Rockland and Putnam Counties. He will Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keating at Christopher D. Monahan is having George Hoyt, who has been ill, is Miss Peggy Winter Is enjoying a tended the show at Radio City on Clyde S. Jones, 32 Westwood Ave., interview seniors Interested in the his house covered with Tilo shingles. much improved. Christmas vacation from her duties Sunday. New Rochelle, is chairman of the 15- competition which closes April I. An In the Catharine Oibbs School In New man committee of • Rensselaer J Polynouncement of the winner will be Wishing all readers of this column A Boy Scout Troop has now been York City. Mrs. Ethel Winter, George and Pegtechnic Institute alumni which will made at graduation. The scholarship organized in North Salem with 17 gy, visited the grave of John B. Win award a $2,400 scholarship at the is one of 32 being awarded by RPI boys applying for membership. The ladles of the Sewing Circle will ter in the National Cemetery, Long Troy, N. Y. college to an autstanding this year. , meet Thursday evening at the home Island, Sunday, and later stopped for high school graduate next June In Miss Bmella Miller and Amos Fin of Mrs. Henry Palmer for a Christmas dinner with relatives in Yonkers. They the counties of Putnam, Rockland and Last year's tri-county winner was ney will be dinner guests of Mr. and party. found traveling very difficult because Westchester. * Richard G. oehl, of New Rochelle, Mrs. Vincent Sproul and Infant Mrs. Herbert Travis on Christmas day. of the snowstorm. Chairman Jones personally Is plac who now is enrolled at the Institute daughter have returned from North The Christmas program of the local ing application forms in the hands of majoring in electrical engineering. ern Westchester Hospital. • Mrs. Charles Keeler is spending two school presented last Thursday morn The Sunday School of the Method weeks with Mrs. Charles Russell in ing, was well done by so young a group ist Church will present their Christ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Larkin left Rahway, N. J. of children and was very Interesting. mas program on Sunday, Dec. 26, at Wednesday for Florida to spend the Much credit is due to the teachers. • 7:30 p.m. Recitations, songs and a YOUR LOCAL FLORIST Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Travis spent short pageant. "The Christmas Car Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Manclnl, of ols Come to Life" will be rendered. At Mr. and Mrs. Stewart B. Knapp's Boyce In White Plains. Somers Road, Mrs. Ralph DeLina, of Brewster Greenhouse & Nursery the close of the exercises, Santa Claus daughter-in-law, Mrs. Kenneth Knapp Katonah, sailed on the Saturina on will distribute presents, candy and of Stockton, Calif., is visiting them. Miss Loraine Van Scoy, of Platts Dec. 3rd for a two and one-half Old Brewster-Danbury Road Phone 657 oranges to the scholars. burg State College, is spending the months vacation with relatives In Miss Betty Shay has been spending Christmas vacation with her parents Italy. Has a Good Supply of Christmas Wreaths, Trees, Grave Covers, part of the holiday vacation with her in Salem Center. Cemetery Wreaths, Mistletoe, Roping and Centerpieces. sister and brother-in-law In Laurel, FLOWERS — POINSETTIA8 — CYCLAMEN — BEGONIAS Maryland. AFRICAN VIOLETS — PRIMROSES — CUT FLOWERS Delivery Service . Mrs. James Burchenal died on Tuesday In Stamford, Conn., after a short Illness. She will be remembered here as the sister of the late Mrs. Irving E. Purdy and she made many friends here on her frequent visits. Funeral was held on Thursday morning at 11 a.m. from Outing and Reynolds funeral home, with burial in Delaware beside her husband. She Is survived by three nieces, several grand" nieces and grand nephews. The Christmas party of the children of St. Joseph's parish was very well attended on Sunday afternoon despite the heavy snowstorm. Each child received a gift and candy, refreshments were also served. Miss Jacqueline Oothouse, a student at the Mary A. Burnham School, Northampton, Mass., arrived home last Wednesday to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Oothouse. Mrs. Philip J. Doyle spent the week end at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Howard Johnson, a dental student Joseph Murphy and daughters, Ellen at the University of Pennsylvania, ar and Anne, Jamaica, L. I. Saturday, rived Friday to spend the Christmas Mrs. Doyle, her sister, Mrs. James holidays with his parents, Mr. and O'Neill, and the Misses Ellen and An Mrs. D. Clinton Height. Miss Judy ne Murphy attended the musical "My M. Kuhn, of Jenkinstown, Penn., who. Romance" at the Adelphl Theatre. is a student at* the Connecticut Col New York City and had dinner at lege for Women, New London, Conn., Jane Davis. Mr. Doyle, Charles, James is spending a few days with the and Betty Doyle, and Miss Reglha Haights. Fox, of Purdys, were dinner guests on Sunday at the Murphy home. Federated Church Notes Rev. Laban H. ChamberlinT minister; Mrs. Harold Tappey, organist and Christmas exercises were held in choir director. the Methodist Church, Purdys, Wed Services are being held in the Presnesday, Dec. 22nd, at 8" pjn. There byterian Church during the winter was an entertainment by the Sunday months. School children and a visit from San Sunday, Dec. 19th at 8 p.m., service ta Claus. of carols and candle lighting was held. The program: Mrs. Seldel held a Christmas party The dance held on Saturday even Prelude—"Adoration" by Borowskl for her seventh grade class Friday afing under the auspices of the mem Violin solo—Herbert Lawrence ternoon. Many games were played bers of the Fire Department'was very Lighting of the Candles—Torch bear with the following winning prizes:— well attended and all had a very eners Ruth Baker, Joyce Flandreau Janet Outhouse, Mltzie Melndel, Fredjoyable time. The hall was attract Processional—"O Come All Ye Faithdie Woodcock, Geoffrey Armstrong, ively decorated with green boughs', ful" Pat Richie and Louis Oonnella. Af and a lighted, decorated Christmas The Invocation ter the games refreshments consisting Even the bunch of mistletoe was noT The Lord's Prayer of Ice cream, cake, cookies and candy omitted. Dancing was enjoyed until Responsive Reading were served. midnight when a buffet supper was Anthem—"O Holy Night"—by Men's served, consisting of cold cuts, pickles, Choir Mr. R. D. Knapp, who celebrated potato and macaroni salads, cole slaw, Carol — "While Shepherds Watched his birthday anniversary Wednesday, bread and coffee. The special prize Their Flocks" Dec. 23rd, was guest of honor Sunday of the evening was won by Douglas , Scripture Reading at the pre-blrthday dinner party at Campbell. .Selections by the Trumpeters—Shirley his home. Besides his wife and Mrs. Archer, Ruth Baker, Ada Baker, Minnie Clark, there were present 20 The Auxiliary of the Fire Depart Llla Woodcock auests from Pearl River, N. Y., Yonment held a Christmas party for "O Night of Holy Memory"—by the" kers, White Plains and East Orange, children of members of both the Fire Senior Choir New Jersey. Department and the Auxiliary Sat Carol — "Hark, The Herald Angels urday afternoon. About 60 children Sing" Mr. and Mrs. William Arndt motor were present. The Christmas carols On Wednesday, Dec. 22nd at 7:30 ed to Baltimore, Md., Wednesday and sung by the children was led by Mrs. p.m.. the Church Bible School enter returned Thursday with their daugh Cappucci, with Mrs. Dorothy Guss at tainment was held. Exercises by the ter, Carol Ann, and a friend, Miss the piano. Santa Clause, found strand primary department and classes of Janet White, who attend Goucher ed on Hillside, was brought to the the school with a visit of Santa Claus College there. Miss White, who lives fire house by Chief Hughes in the fire tc all children present. In New Canaan, Conn., spent the week truck in time to distribute gifts to all On Friday. Dec. 24th, the Christmas end at the Arndt home. Miss Arndt's the children. Besides a gift each one Carolers will shv in various parts of received a candy cane and an orange the community at 7:30 p.m. and was served ice cream and cookies before time to go home. Many mothers and friends were present also. ADVERTISE IN THE STANDARD AT LAST 1 ! New Pontlac Station Wagons For Immediate Delivery At list Price RIDGEVIEW PONTIAC CO. Route 6 Mabopac 10" TUBE ALL U.S. CHANNELS G-E BIG SET FEATURES '325 (plus inttcdlaiion) •fa We've got it! The first and only low-priced table receiver with sensational new G-E Daylight Television. It'» the brightest picture under the sun! More clarity, more realism than you've ever seen before. Big 10" direct-view tube. All U. S. channels with factory pie-tuned circuits. Ntver have so few dollars bought so many television advantage*! • Brewster Radio & Television SALES and SERVICE 2 NORTH MAIN ST. 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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1948 THE BREWSTER STANDARD—ESTABLISHED 1869 PAGE SEVEN Christian Science Radio Program Air" series of the Columbia Broad- • [casting System, Sunday, Dec. 26th at "So Close is God" is the subject of ji0:30 a.m. EST. This program, which a Christian Science radio program to (is approved by The Christian Science be broadcast in the "Church of the.Board of Directors, will originate in DAN CARLO Mason Contractor Tel. Brewster 2359 Oelker & Cox Distinctive Funeral Service BREWSTER MT. KISOO PAINTING DECORATING L HEPPNER Tel. 2150 Peaceable Hill Road BREWSTER, NEW YORK Vacuum Cleaner WASHING MACHINE SERVICE All Makes Repaired M. J./Fischer & Son Tcf. 654 ot 572 4 Progress St., Brewster, N.Y. Tony Cioccolanti General Contractor and Mason Brewster, N. Y. Tel. 2371 TREE EXPERTS W. C. RUFFLES "The Scientific Tree Service" POWER SPRAYING Pruning • Bracing Cavity Feeding Woodland Adaptation Orchard Culture • Grating Grub Proofing TEL. BREWSTER 421 17 Years of Consecutive Tree Service in Putnam and Adjacent Counties FIRST NATIONAL BANK BREWSTER, N. Y. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Capital $100,000 Surplus - - - - 57.000 Reserves 56,000 BURGLAR PROOF VAULT A modern burglar proof safe deposit vault has recently been installed. Boxes rent | for $5 per year. % 3. DOUGLASS MEAD, President § E. D. STANNARD, Vice President and Cashier & D. E. STANNARD, AN*. Cashier | THE PUTNAM COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Brewster. N. Y. btcorporated 1871 OFFICERS George E. Jennings, President Arthur P. Budd, Vice President 1. Hart Pnrdr, Vice Proadeskt Margaret R Maokey, Secretary and Treasurer Etoane C- Conetook, Counsel Beptisii* made on or before the tenth btuaneas day of January, aad Jiny s?iu hear interest front the hurt. «* these nwnthg, re Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. i » t TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH North Main St., Brewster The Rev. Gordon E. Hohl, Pastor STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT : PUTNAM COUNTY THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Rev. W. Stanley Shuker, Minister Brewster. N. Y. Church ftertto Sunday, Dec. 26, 1948 SUMMONS Sunday, Dec. 28, 1948 ST. LUKE'S CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Portland, Oregon, tn this locality, 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. Classes 9:45 a.m.—Church School with class Rev. S. R. Brinckerhoff, Rector Brewster the broadcast may be heard over for all ages. THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OP es for all ages. Fourth Sunday—mis Somen Mrs. William Washburn, Supt. Station WCBS, 880 kilocycles. NEW YORK, sionary day. Mrs. August Anderson, Organist 11:00 a.m.—Morning Service. Ser* mon by pastor; theme, "Growth In Plaintiff, 11:00 aim.—Christmas Communion Christmas Eve Rev. Harry p. Foulk, Pastor Spiritual Stature." and reception 6f new members. At Midnight Mass 11:30 p.m. —against— this time, a Communion Set, to be Christmas Day . Sunday, Dec. 26, 1948 TRADE IN The annual Christmas Worship "Jane" Cartwright, the first name sent to a needy church organization Service and party of the Sunday Holy Communion 8:00 am. 10:00 a.m.—Church School. There is "Jane" /being fictitious and unknown in Europe, will be set apart. a class for every member of the fam BRING IN YOUR School will toe held Thursday evening, to the plaintiff, but being intended to o Dec. 23rd, at 8 o'clock. All are invited to worship with us. ily. be the •widow, if any, of Charles ST. JAMES' CHURCH LAWN MOWERS Welcome. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship serv The annual Christmas Eve Service Cartwright, late of Carmel, New York, Rev. S. R. Brinckerhoff, Rector ice. "An Assembly of Everlastings" WE WILL TRADE will be held on Friday evening, Dec. deceased, William Cartwright, Joseph CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY North Salem will be the theme of the pastor's mes 24th, at 8 o'clock. Cartwright, Elizabeth Vaughn, Mary OLD ONES FOR NEW The Choir will rehearse Thursday, A. Cartwright, Timothy Cartwright, Masonic Temple, Railroad Ave. Christmas Day sage. Dec. 23rd, at 7 p.m. "Alice" L. Thomas, the first name Pawling, N. Y. Holy Communion 10:30 a.m. A church-going family is happier. MARVIN LAWN Holy •Communion will be celebrated "Alice" being fictitious and unknown unday Service .". 11:00 am o Come to church Sunday. CHURCH OP ST. LAWRENCE o at the Service, Sunday, -Jan. 2nd. to the plaintiff, but being intended to unday School 11:00 am. MOWER SHOP O'TOOLE, BREWSTER designate Mrs. A. L. Thomas of 89 ST. ANDREWS Testimonial meeting, the first Wed- EMt Branch Ave., Brewfter, N.Y. William Street, Ladywood, Birminglesday of each months at 8:00 pjn. Rev. Joseph A. Heaney, Rector EPISCOPAL CHURCH BREWSTER 698 ham, England and "Warren" Cart All are cordially Invited to attend Rev. Edward A. MeCabe, Curate Brewster wright, the first name "Warren" be wr services. Sunday Masses—*:00, 9:00 and 11 Midnight Service ing fictitious and unknown to plain 'clock. tiff, but being intended to designate one NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Midnight Christmas Eve Serv Novena devotions Monday evening ice will be held in St. Andrew's Epis Cbangelisttc W. Cartwright of 159 Ulverley Road, School Transportation at 8 o'clock. copal Church on Friday evening at Olton, Birmingham, England if either D. Ceasrine 11 p.m. Rev. B. Chandler, of Kent, or any of said persons be living, and, e&erbtceg if dead, any and all persons or cor Central School District No. 1 of the CHURCHES OF CHRIST. will be in charge. The following mus General Trucking porations whose names and places of Towns of Southeast, Carmel and Pat SCIENTIST ical program will be given by a large [Every Sun., 7:30 p.m.] residence or business are unknown to terson requests bids for transporta augmented choir: GARBAGE, RUBBISH, ASHES the plaintiff claiming any right, title tion service for school children over "Christian Science" is the Lesson- Prelude—The Christmas Song (Can- SAND, GRAVEL TOP SOIL GRANGE HALL or interest in the real property de the following route, to be known as Sermon subject for Sunday, Dec. 26. tique de Noel)—Adam scribed in the complaint herein as Bus Route No. 7, stops and time Golden Text: "Great is the Lord, Processional—O Come, All Ye Faithful • Brewster, New York heirs at law, distributees, devisees, schedules to be furnished by the and greatly to be praised in the city Kyrie—Sibley grantees, assignees, trustees, receiv school officials. Bids to be filed with of our God, in the mountain of his Hymn—O Little Town of Bethlehem Brewster 2109 ers, lienors or otherwise by, through, Nelson P. Tuttle, Clerk of the Board holiness" (Psalms 48:1). Gloria—Sibley under or from any of such persons of Education, Brewster, New York, Sermon: From the King James vers Laus Tibi—Sibley P.O.BN4 and any and all persons or corpora and to be opened Monday, December ion of the Bible: (Luke 5:12-15). "And Hymn—Hark, the Herald Angels Sing TILLY FOSTER, N. Y. tions whose places of residence or 27th, 1948, at the high school" build it came to pass, when he was in a Offertory Anthem — O Zion, that business are unknown to the plaintiff ing. This bid is for the period from certain city, behold a man full of Bringest Good Tidings—Stainer claiming any right, title or interest January 3, 1949 to the end of the pres leprosy: who seeing Jesus fell on his Soloist—June Williams Dr. Gerald M. Jacobs In the real property described in the ent school year. The Board of Edu face, and besought him, saying, Lord, Old Hundred complaint herein as heirs at law, discation reserves the right to reject any if thou wilt, thou canst make me Agnus Dei—Sibley Podiatrist tributees, devisees, grantees, assignees, and all bids. clean. And he put forth his hand, Gloria In Excelsls—Old Scottish Chant trustees, receivers, lienors or other ROUTE NO. 7. State Line, Sodom, and touched him, saying, I will: be Dresden Amen Anthony Furco Chiropodist - X-Ray wise toy, through, under or from Mllltown, Putnam Lake. Return to thou clean. And immediately the Hymn—Silen Night Charles Cartwright, late of Carmel, school by way of Dykemans and Tilly leprosy departed from him. And he Recessional—It Came Upon the Mid New York, deceased, and any and all Foster. Approximate daily mileage 60. charged him to tell no man: but go, night Cealr MASON 35 MAIN ST., BREWSTER other persons or corporations claim Approximate number of children and shew thyself to the priest, and Postlude—Adeste Fidelis—Viltoac Hours—Daily—Mon. Thru Sat. ing any right, title or interest in such transported 50. offer for thy cleansing, according as Sadie E. Nagle, Organist Moses commanded, for a testimony CONTRACTOR 10 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. real property whose names and places DOANE C. COMSTOCK, and Director unto them. But so much the more of residence or business are unknown President Christmas Day By Appointment went there a fame abroad of him: to the plaintiff, NELSON P. TUTTLE, There will be a celebration of the Phone 2091 and great multitudes came together District Clerk Holy Communion at 10 a.m., Rev. B. PHONE: BREW. 2367 to hear, and to be healed by him of Defendants. Board of Education, Central Chandler in charge. 48 MARVIN AVE., BREWSTER i their infirmities." School District No. 1 of the Sunday, Dec. 26 TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEPEND Towns of Southeast, Carmel Correlative passages from "Science Sunday School at 10 a.m. ANTS: and Patterson, N. Y. ;and Health with Key to the Scrip- Morning prayer and sermon at 11 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Brewster, N. Y. itures" by Mary Baker Eddy include: am. Rev. F. A. Coleman in charge. to answer the complaint in this ac Fyr Fyter December 8, 1948. 34o? | "There are various methods of treat- Monday, Dec. 27 tion and to serve a copy of your jing disease, which are not Included The Sunday School will hold their answer, or, if the complaint is not NOTICE OF SALE in the commonly accepted systems; Christmas party on Monday evening EXTINGUISHERS served with th'is summons, to serve a I but there is only one which should be at 7 o'clock. All members and par Thee. K. Schaefer notice of appearance, on the plain SUPREME COURT: I presented to the whole world, and 1 Qt. to 40 Gals. ents are invited to attend. tiff's attorney within twenty days af PUTNAM COUNTY that is the Christian Science which FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT ter the service of this summons, ex MARY M. MCCARTHY, Plaintiff,: jesUs preached and practised and left Counsellor at Law INDIAN WATER PUMP clusive of the day of service. In case The whistle on the Electrozone plant against MARGARET M. RAE, et al,' to us as his rich legacy. Today the of your failure to appear or answer, las been silent for two weeks. The TANKS and STEEL BROANS Defendants. -healing power of Truth is widely judgment will be taken against you building has been undergoing repairs. BREWSTER, NEW YORK In pursuance of an interlocutory i demonstrated as an immanent, e'ter- by default for the relief demanded in On Monday the plant will resume ac A. H. KOOPMAN judgment of partition and sale, duly nai Science, instead of a phenomenal the complaint. tion. made and entered in the above en- exhibition. Its appearing is the com- Telephone 880 Box 156 Trial to be held in the County of titled action, and bearing date the mg anew of the gospel of 'on earth re only to demonstrate its divine GOLDENS BRIDGE, N. Y. Putnam. 29th day of November, 1948, I, the peace, good-will toward men.' Now, rigin,—to attest the reality of the INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Dated, November 3, 1948. Referee in said judgment named, will as then, signs and wonders are igher mission of the Christ-power to" NATHANIEL L. GOLDSTEIN sell at public auction at 36 North •wrought in the metaphysical healing ake away the sins of the world" (pp. Attorney General Main Street, Brewster, New York on' 0f physical disease; but these signs 44, 150). Attorney for Plaintiff the 17th day of January, 1949, at 10; — Office and P. O. Address o'clock in the forenoon of that day, j CARL CHIRASELLO The Capitol, Albany, N. Y. the premises directed by said judg-1 By: ment to be sold, and therein describ HORN'S Bulldozer Work WARREN H. OILMAN ed as follows: Assistant Attorney General ALL that certain lot, piece or par EXCAVATING, GRADING TO ALL OP THE DEPENDANTS cel of land with buildings thereof NAMED AND DESIGNATED situate, lying and being in the Vil Funeral Service In THE ABOVE SUMMONS: lage of Brewster, in the Town of Trucking The foregoing summons is served Southeast, in the County of Putnam It's soon time for St. Nick! Before Dancer and Prancer set Our service available to all re TOP SOIL, SAND, GRAVEL, upon you by publication pursuant to and State of New York, and bounded hoof on your roof—hie away to A&P for last minute fixin's. the order of the Supreme Court of gardless of financial condition. and described as follows: to wit: And here are four Holiday table treats—gay as sleigh-bells STONE, CINDERS, MANURE the State of New York made by Hon. in the snow—and at prices really low ... COMMENCING at the Southwest Frank H. Coyne, a Justice of said corner of the premises hereby con HOLIDAY FLAVOR HARK! HARK! THE TART! Pawling, N. Y. Brewster 2155 court, dated the 18th day of Novemveyed and adjoining Railroad Avenue, ber, 1948, and filed with the complaint With friends dropping in during Holiday Tarts to gladden their so called, and lands formerly of Lewis theholidays.the coffeemaker works hearts! Watch the family pile in Phone 8811 in the office of the Clerk of the Coun- Rundle, deceased, now or formerly of overtime at my house. And to make to these. Combine 1M cups ANN jty of Putnam at Carmel in the State Susie Price Wheeler; thence running sure every cupful I make is per PAGE PRESERVE OR JELLY, 'of New York. Easterly along lands formerly of said fect, I always use A&P COFFEE. IVs. cups cranberries, % cup rai TAKE NOTICE that the above ac Rundle, now or formerly of said ! It's sold in the sins and tion is brought to recover possession Wheeler, 220 feet; thence running f bean, with na in accordance with the provisions ofj Northerly along lands formerly of ture's flavor seal §201, et. seq., of the Abandoned Prop- | Alfred Bailey, deceased, now or for- unbroken. When I Cargain & Beecher erty Law of the State of New York | meriy 0f Thomas Jeffery, 65 feet to buy, it's ground to of the following described property lands formerly of Alanson Ellis, now order, just right FUNERAL HOME which escheated to the People of the for my coffee- or formerly of Francis O'Brien; thence maker. None of that lack-lustre, State of New York upon the death of running Westerly along lands for stale flavor for me! With fresh one Charles Cartwright, late of Carmerly of said Ellis, now or (formerly of Competent and Courteous A&P COFFEE folks say,"You cermel, County of Putnam, in the State said O'Brien, 220 feet to Railroad tainly make good coffee!" It's eco Service at any Hour OONY THROW ourrovR of New York, on May 30, 1939, with Avenue aforesaid; thence running nomical, too. Compare it with other out leaving him surviving heirs or Southerly along said Railroad Ave comparable quality coffees. See LYMAN A. BEECHER, Lie. Mgr. OLD FRIENt>!„ 0C/& distributees and without leaving him nue 65 feet to the place of beginning. what you save in A&P COFFEE. BREWSTER 615 REPAIRING MAKES OL£> surviving any person legally entitled EXCEPTING so much from the to take said real property: aforesaid premises as was taken by RADIOS SOUND LIKE NEW All those two certain pieces and !^e County 0f Putnam for the Brew- ORANGE COLESLAW parcels of land situate in the Town |ster ca-nel Highway, We reached in the trees (orange of Carmel, County of Putnam, State j gald premise6 wm foe sold subject trees, that is) for a salad to of New York, described as follows: j ^ any state of facts an accurate sur- please! Peel 2 oranges and cut in Bill Overton Paroel 1 vey or personal inspection would slices. Combine with 4 quartered ALFRED VICHI Complete Service in Beginning in the southeasterly cor show; subject to the zoning ordinances marshmallows, 4 cups shredded ner of lands of Alma Oberg on the of the Village of Brewster, Putnam cabbage, \t cup shredded carrot, westerly side of a private road; thence Vi teaspoon salt and % cup A&P's County, New York, if any; subject to MASON Radio & Television ANN PAGE FRENCH DRESSi running westerly along the southerly covenants, restrictions, rights and ING. Serve on lettuce. 4 helpings. line of lands of Alma Oberg and con easements of record, if any; subject Brewster 644 tinuing in the same direction along to existing tenancies; subject to rights other lands now or formerly of Cor and easements, if any, acquired by GENERAL CONTRACTOR Penny Electric nish a distance of 150 feet to a stake; any utility company to maintain and thence southerly at right angles to operate its poles, wires, etc. into and 8 Main St., Brewster, N. Y. said last mention line along other over the street adjacent thereto; and Phone 2269 lands now or formerly of Cornish 50 subject to mining and mineral rights, feet; thence easterly on a line par if any, in favor of parties other than 78 Carmel Ave., Brewster, N. ¥. allel with the first mentioned line the owners of the premises. and distant therefrom 50 feet a dis Dated: December 1, 1948. tance of 150 feet to the westerly line \ PUTNAM COUNTY'S DOANE C. COMSTOCK of said private road; thence northerly Referee along the westerly side of said pri Uh PLUMBER^ RODERICK B. TRAVIS vate road 50 feet to the place of be N. TRANQUILLI Attorney for Plaintiff ginning and containing a little less "V*.. than one-sixth acre of land. Togeth ffice & P. O. Address, er with the right to use said private 199 Main Street, General Contractor road for access to said premises from White Plains, N. Y. and the public highway- 33o6 Vte USE OUR Being the same premises conveyed stone wall south 21 degrees 58 min by Kate Wiehn to Charles Cartwright Builder HEAD AND utes 40 seconds west 161.66 feet and 3>y deed dated June 9, 1934, recorded south 81 degrees 12 minutes 50 sec dive you in the Putnam County Clerk's office Phone 2385 onds west 84.71 feet and south 39 de July 24, 1934, L. 197 of Deeds at page HEAT ? grees 32 minutes 20 seconds west 23.41 244. 50 N. Mais St Brewster, N. > feet to the place of beginning; con -AWP Pared % taining about one-half an acre of OVER 86 YEARS EXPERIENCE ALWAYS Beginning at a point in the easterly and, be the same more or less. »_. OO A , line of a highway running northerly Subject to the rights of the public from the residence of Thomas Man- in that portion of said highway lying 3CB7K#fS jning to Cornish Manor, and at the end within the above bounds. ^ NEAT- !of the second stone wall north from Being the same premises conveyed j lands of Elnorris Farm; thence run- by Samuel G. Cornish and others to JAMES SNIDERO 3_Qg south 68 degrees 56 minutes 10 Charles Cartwright by deed dated OIL BURNERS 'seconds west about 15.88 feet to the March 21, 1925 and recorded in the icenter line of said highway; thence Putnam County Clerk's office March Bulldozer Work and ! northerly on a curved line along the 28. 1925 in L. 131 of Deeds at page center line of said highway to a point 287. Trucking opposite a stake at the end of a fence; NATHANIEL L. GOLDSTEIN I thence north 24 degrees 04 minutes Attorney General Excavation, Road Building 30 seconds east about 15.47 feet to Attorney for Plaintiff Sand, Gravel, Top Soil \± PLUMBING L MATING i jsaid stake at the end of a fence in Office and P. O. Address 154MAIh$^ - &gi#S7tk # y {the easterly Une of said highway; The Capitol, Albany, N. Y. P_e_< 402 thence is a straight line north 62 de By: =*- BREWSTER 2187 -* grees 06 minutes 30 seconds east along WARREN H. OILMAN _ Man** A**., firewater, N. Y a Une of stakes 266 72 feet to a stake Assistant Attorney General U. VAN PELT, Prop. in a stone wall; thence 3 /£ cup water. Cook over low heat for 10 minutes. Cool. Pour into baked 9" pie shell or 6 baked tart shells. And shell out less cash, when you shop at friendly, economical A&P. HINT FOR THE HURRIED! If you're limp from the last minute rush, here's a convenient way to wind up your Christmas gift shopping. Get JANE PARKER FRUIT CAKES-America's most popular—at your .,. A&P. They're jLA\V'ti ! ///& really luscious— ^^•*^§_B>7' over % of every J@"'"' '' J ""*"'"' cake is crampacked with glaceed cherries, golden pineapple, raisins, tangy citrus fruits and crisp pecans. Everyone loves these rich, oldfashioned favorites—so be sure to take one home for your own Holii day enjoyment, too! BUSES to DANBURY 9 TRIPS Leave Brewster Station WEEK DAYS A.M.: 6:35, 8:01, 10:35 P.M.: 12:45, 2:40. 4:16, 5:25, 6:30, 9:02 EXTRA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS P.M.: 7:50, 11:05 SUNDAYS A.M.: 9:43, 10:41. P.M.: 1:50. 5:05, 9:15, 10:25 Low Commutation Rates The Danbury - Brewster Bus Corp. Tel 472
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