1948-12-23 - Northern New York Historical Newspapers
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER <strong>23</strong>. <strong>1948</strong> THE BREWSTER STANDARD—ESTABLISHED 1869 PAGE SEVEN<br />
Christian Science Radio Program Air" series of the Columbia Broad-<br />
• [casting System, Sunday, Dec. 26th at<br />
"So Close is God" is the subject of ji0:30 a.m. EST. This program, which<br />
a Christian Science radio program to (is approved by The Christian Science<br />
be broadcast in the "Church of the.Board of Directors, will originate in<br />
DAN CARLO<br />
Mason Contractor<br />
Tel. Brewster <strong>23</strong>59<br />
Oelker & Cox<br />
Distinctive Funeral Service<br />
BREWSTER MT. KISOO<br />
PAINTING<br />
DECORATING<br />
L HEPPNER<br />
Tel. 2150<br />
Peaceable Hill Road<br />
BREWSTER, NEW YORK<br />
Vacuum Cleaner<br />
WASHING MACHINE<br />
SERVICE<br />
All Makes Repaired<br />
M. J./Fischer & Son<br />
Tcf. 654 ot 572<br />
4 Progress St., Brewster, N.Y.<br />
Tony Cioccolanti<br />
General Contractor<br />
and Mason<br />
Brewster, N. Y.<br />
Tel. <strong>23</strong>71<br />
TREE EXPERTS<br />
W. C. RUFFLES<br />
"The Scientific Tree Service"<br />
POWER SPRAYING<br />
Pruning • Bracing<br />
Cavity Feeding<br />
Woodland Adaptation<br />
Orchard Culture • Grating<br />
Grub Proofing<br />
TEL. BREWSTER 421<br />
17 Years of Consecutive Tree<br />
Service in Putnam and<br />
Adjacent Counties<br />
FIRST<br />
NATIONAL BANK<br />
BREWSTER, N. Y.<br />
Member of Federal Deposit<br />
Insurance Corporation<br />
Capital $100,000<br />
Surplus - - - - 57.000<br />
Reserves 56,000<br />
BURGLAR<br />
PROOF VAULT<br />
A modern burglar proof safe<br />
deposit vault has recently<br />
been installed. Boxes rent |<br />
for $5 per year. %<br />
3. DOUGLASS MEAD, President §<br />
E. D. STANNARD,<br />
Vice President and Cashier &<br />
D. E. STANNARD, AN*. Cashier |<br />
THE<br />
PUTNAM COUNTY<br />
SAVINGS BANK<br />
Brewster. N. Y.<br />
btcorporated 1871<br />
OFFICERS<br />
George E. Jennings, President<br />
Arthur P. Budd, Vice President<br />
1. Hart Pnrdr, Vice Proadeskt<br />
Margaret R Maokey, Secretary<br />
and Treasurer<br />
Etoane C- Conetook, Counsel<br />
Beptisii* made on or before the<br />
tenth btuaneas day of January,<br />
aad Jiny s?iu hear interest front<br />
the hurt. «* these nwnthg, re<br />
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.<br />
i » t<br />
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
North Main St., Brewster<br />
The Rev. Gordon E. Hohl, Pastor<br />
STATE OF NEW YORK<br />
SUPREME COURT :<br />
PUTNAM COUNTY<br />
THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH<br />
Rev. W. Stanley Shuker, Minister<br />
Brewster. N. Y.<br />
Church ftertto<br />
Sunday, Dec. 26, <strong>1948</strong><br />
SUMMONS<br />
Sunday, Dec. 28, <strong>1948</strong><br />
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH<br />
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
Portland, Oregon, tn this locality, 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. Classes<br />
9:45 a.m.—Church School with class Rev. S. R. Brinckerhoff, Rector<br />
Brewster<br />
the broadcast may be heard over for all ages.<br />
THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OP es for all ages. Fourth Sunday—mis<br />
Somen<br />
Mrs. William Washburn, Supt.<br />
Station WCBS, 880 kilocycles.<br />
NEW YORK,<br />
sionary day.<br />
Mrs. August Anderson, Organist<br />
11:00 a.m.—Morning Service. Ser*<br />
mon by pastor; theme, "Growth In<br />
Plaintiff, 11:00 aim.—Christmas Communion<br />
Christmas Eve<br />
Rev. Harry p. Foulk, Pastor<br />
Spiritual Stature."<br />
and reception 6f new members. At Midnight Mass 11:30 p.m.<br />
—against—<br />
this time, a Communion Set, to be<br />
Christmas Day<br />
. Sunday, Dec. 26, <strong>1948</strong><br />
TRADE IN<br />
The annual Christmas Worship "Jane" Cartwright, the first name sent to a needy church organization<br />
Service and party of the Sunday<br />
Holy Communion 8:00 am.<br />
10:00 a.m.—Church School. There is<br />
"Jane" /being fictitious and unknown in Europe, will be set apart.<br />
a class for every member of the fam<br />
BRING IN YOUR School will toe held Thursday evening, to the plaintiff, but being intended to<br />
o<br />
Dec. <strong>23</strong>rd, at 8 o'clock.<br />
All are invited to worship with us.<br />
ily.<br />
be the •widow, if any, of Charles<br />
ST. JAMES' CHURCH<br />
LAWN MOWERS<br />
Welcome.<br />
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship serv<br />
The annual Christmas Eve Service Cartwright, late of Carmel, <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong>,<br />
Rev. S. R. Brinckerhoff, Rector ice. "An Assembly of Everlastings"<br />
WE WILL TRADE will be held on Friday evening, Dec. deceased, William Cartwright, Joseph CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY<br />
North Salem<br />
will be the theme of the pastor's mes<br />
24th, at 8 o'clock.<br />
Cartwright, Elizabeth Vaughn, Mary<br />
OLD ONES FOR NEW The Choir will rehearse Thursday, A. Cartwright, Timothy Cartwright,<br />
Masonic Temple, Railroad Ave.<br />
Christmas Day<br />
sage.<br />
Dec. <strong>23</strong>rd, at 7 p.m.<br />
"Alice" L. Thomas, the first name<br />
Pawling, N. Y.<br />
Holy Communion 10:30 a.m. A church-going family is happier.<br />
MARVIN LAWN Holy •Communion will be celebrated "Alice" being fictitious and unknown unday Service .". 11:00 am<br />
o<br />
Come to church Sunday.<br />
CHURCH OP ST. LAWRENCE<br />
o<br />
at the Service, Sunday, -Jan. 2nd. to the plaintiff, but being intended to unday School 11:00 am.<br />
MOWER SHOP<br />
O'TOOLE, BREWSTER<br />
designate Mrs. A. L. Thomas of 89<br />
ST. ANDREWS<br />
Testimonial meeting, the first Wed-<br />
EMt Branch Ave., Brewfter, N.Y.<br />
William Street, Ladywood, Birminglesday of each months at 8:00 pjn. Rev. Joseph A. Heaney, Rector<br />
EPISCOPAL CHURCH<br />
BREWSTER 698<br />
ham, England and "Warren" Cart All are cordially Invited to attend Rev. Edward A. MeCabe, Curate<br />
Brewster<br />
wright, the first name "Warren" be wr services.<br />
Sunday Masses—*:00, 9:00 and 11<br />
Midnight Service<br />
ing fictitious and unknown to plain<br />
'clock.<br />
tiff, but being intended to designate one<br />
NOTICE TO BIDDERS<br />
The Midnight Christmas Eve Serv<br />
Novena devotions Monday evening ice will be held in St. Andrew's Epis<br />
Cbangelisttc W. Cartwright of 159 Ulverley Road, School Transportation at 8 o'clock.<br />
copal Church on Friday evening at<br />
Olton, Birmingham, England if either<br />
D. Ceasrine<br />
11 p.m. Rev. B. Chandler, of Kent,<br />
or any of said persons be living, and,<br />
e&erbtceg<br />
if dead, any and all persons or cor<br />
Central School District No. 1 of the CHURCHES OF CHRIST. will be in charge. The following mus<br />
General Trucking<br />
porations whose names and places of<br />
Towns of Southeast, Carmel and Pat<br />
SCIENTIST<br />
ical program will be given by a large<br />
[Every Sun., 7:30 p.m.] residence or business are unknown to<br />
terson requests bids for transporta<br />
augmented choir:<br />
GARBAGE, RUBBISH, ASHES<br />
the plaintiff claiming any right, title<br />
tion service for school children over "Christian Science" is the Lesson- Prelude—The Christmas Song (Can-<br />
SAND, GRAVEL TOP SOIL<br />
GRANGE HALL<br />
or interest in the real property de<br />
the following route, to be known as Sermon subject for Sunday, Dec. 26. tique de Noel)—Adam<br />
scribed in the complaint herein as<br />
Bus Route No. 7, stops and time Golden Text: "Great is the Lord, Processional—O Come, All Ye Faithful<br />
•<br />
Brewster, <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> heirs at law, distributees, devisees,<br />
schedules to be furnished by the and greatly to be praised in the city Kyrie—Sibley<br />
grantees, assignees, trustees, receiv<br />
school officials. Bids to be filed with of our God, in the mountain of his Hymn—O Little Town of Bethlehem<br />
Brewster 2109<br />
ers, lienors or otherwise by, through,<br />
Nelson P. Tuttle, Clerk of the Board holiness" (Psalms 48:1).<br />
Gloria—Sibley<br />
under or from any of such persons<br />
of Education, Brewster, <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong>, Sermon: From the King James vers Laus Tibi—Sibley<br />
P.O.BN4<br />
and any and all persons or corpora<br />
and to be opened Monday, December ion of the Bible: (Luke 5:<strong>12</strong>-15). "And Hymn—Hark, the Herald Angels Sing<br />
TILLY FOSTER, N. Y.<br />
tions whose places of residence or<br />
27th, <strong>1948</strong>, at the high school" build it came to pass, when he was in a Offertory Anthem — O Zion, that<br />
business are unknown to the plaintiff<br />
ing. This bid is for the period from certain city, behold a man full of Bringest Good Tidings—Stainer<br />
claiming any right, title or interest<br />
January 3, 1949 to the end of the pres leprosy: who seeing Jesus fell on his Soloist—June Williams<br />
Dr. Gerald M. Jacobs In the real property described in the<br />
ent school year. The Board of Edu face, and besought him, saying, Lord, Old Hundred<br />
complaint herein as heirs at law, discation<br />
reserves the right to reject any if thou wilt, thou canst make me Agnus Dei—Sibley<br />
Podiatrist<br />
tributees, devisees, grantees, assignees,<br />
and all bids.<br />
clean. And he put forth his hand, Gloria In Excelsls—Old Scottish Chant<br />
trustees, receivers, lienors or other ROUTE NO. 7. State Line, Sodom, and touched him, saying, I will: be Dresden Amen<br />
Anthony Furco Chiropodist - X-Ray wise toy, through, under or from Mllltown, Putnam Lake. Return to thou clean. And immediately the Hymn—Silen Night<br />
Charles Cartwright, late of Carmel, school by way of Dykemans and Tilly leprosy departed from him. And he Recessional—It Came Upon the Mid<br />
<strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong>, deceased, and any and all Foster. Approximate daily mileage 60.<br />
charged him to tell no man: but go, night Cealr<br />
MASON<br />
35 MAIN ST., BREWSTER other persons or corporations claim Approximate number of children and shew thyself to the priest, and Postlude—Adeste Fidelis—Viltoac<br />
Hours—Daily—Mon. Thru Sat. ing any right, title or interest in such transported 50.<br />
offer for thy cleansing, according as Sadie E. Nagle, Organist<br />
Moses commanded, for a testimony<br />
CONTRACTOR<br />
10 A.M. to 6:30 P.M.<br />
real property whose names and places DOANE C. COMSTOCK,<br />
and Director<br />
unto them. But so much the more<br />
of residence or business are unknown<br />
President<br />
Christmas Day<br />
By Appointment<br />
went there a fame abroad of him:<br />
to the plaintiff,<br />
NELSON P. TUTTLE,<br />
There will be a celebration of the<br />
Phone 2091<br />
and great multitudes came together<br />
District Clerk<br />
Holy Communion at 10 a.m., Rev. B.<br />
PHONE: BREW. <strong>23</strong>67<br />
to hear, and to be healed by him of<br />
Defendants.<br />
Board of Education, Central<br />
Chandler in charge.<br />
48 MARVIN AVE., BREWSTER<br />
i their infirmities."<br />
School District No. 1 of the<br />
Sunday, Dec. 26<br />
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEPEND Towns of Southeast, Carmel Correlative passages from "Science Sunday School at 10 a.m.<br />
ANTS:<br />
and Patterson, N. Y.<br />
;and Health with Key to the Scrip- Morning prayer and sermon at 11<br />
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Brewster, N. Y.<br />
itures" by Mary Baker Eddy include: am. Rev. F. A. Coleman in charge.<br />
to answer the complaint in this ac<br />
Fyr Fyter<br />
December 8, <strong>1948</strong>. 34o? | "There are various methods of treat-<br />
Monday, Dec. 27<br />
tion and to serve a copy of your<br />
jing disease, which are not Included The Sunday School will hold their<br />
answer, or, if the complaint is not<br />
NOTICE OF SALE in the commonly accepted systems; Christmas party on Monday evening<br />
EXTINGUISHERS served with th'is summons, to serve a<br />
I but there is only one which should be at 7 o'clock. All members and par<br />
Thee. K. Schaefer<br />
notice of appearance, on the plain SUPREME COURT:<br />
I presented to the whole world, and<br />
1 Qt. to 40 Gals.<br />
ents are invited to attend.<br />
tiff's attorney within twenty days af PUTNAM COUNTY<br />
that is the Christian Science which<br />
FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT ter the service of this summons, ex MARY M. MCCARTHY, Plaintiff,: jesUs preached and practised and left<br />
Counsellor at Law<br />
INDIAN WATER PUMP clusive of the day of service. In case<br />
The whistle on the Electrozone plant<br />
against MARGARET M. RAE, et al,' to us as his rich legacy. Today the<br />
of your failure to appear or answer,<br />
las been silent for two weeks. The<br />
TANKS and STEEL BROANS<br />
Defendants. -healing power of Truth is widely<br />
judgment will be taken against you<br />
building has been undergoing repairs.<br />
BREWSTER, NEW YORK<br />
In pursuance of an interlocutory i demonstrated as an immanent, e'ter-<br />
by default for the relief demanded in<br />
On Monday the plant will resume ac<br />
A. H. KOOPMAN<br />
judgment of partition and sale, duly nai Science, instead of a phenomenal<br />
the complaint.<br />
tion.<br />
made and entered in the above en- exhibition. Its appearing is the com-<br />
Telephone 880<br />
Box 156<br />
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<br />
GOLDENS BRIDGE, N. Y. Putnam.<br />
29th day of November, <strong>1948</strong>, I, the peace, good-will toward men.' Now, rigin,—to attest the reality of the<br />
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE<br />
Dated, November 3, <strong>1948</strong>.<br />
Referee in said judgment named, will as then, signs and wonders are igher mission of the Christ-power to"<br />
NATHANIEL L. GOLDSTEIN sell at public auction at 36 North •wrought in the metaphysical healing ake away the sins of the world" (pp.<br />
Attorney General<br />
Main Street, Brewster, <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> on' 0f physical disease; but these signs 44, 150).<br />
Attorney for Plaintiff<br />
the 17th day of January, 1949, at 10; —<br />
Office and P. O. Address o'clock in the forenoon of that day, j<br />
CARL CHIRASELLO The Capitol, Albany, N. Y. the premises directed by said judg-1<br />
By:<br />
ment to be sold, and therein describ<br />
HORN'S Bulldozer Work<br />
WARREN H. OILMAN ed as follows:<br />
Assistant Attorney General ALL that certain lot, piece or par<br />
EXCAVATING, GRADING TO ALL OP THE DEPENDANTS cel of land with buildings thereof<br />
NAMED AND DESIGNATED situate, lying and being in the Vil<br />
Funeral Service<br />
In THE ABOVE SUMMONS: lage of Brewster, in the Town of<br />
Trucking<br />
The foregoing summons is served Southeast, in the County of Putnam<br />
It's soon time for St. Nick! Before Dancer and Prancer set<br />
Our service available to all re TOP SOIL, SAND, GRAVEL,<br />
upon you by publication pursuant to and State of <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong>, and bounded<br />
hoof on your roof—hie away to A&P for last minute fixin's.<br />
the order of the Supreme Court of<br />
gardless of financial condition.<br />
and described as follows: to wit:<br />
And here are four Holiday table treats—gay as sleigh-bells<br />
STONE, CINDERS, MANURE the State of <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> made by Hon.<br />
in the snow—and at prices really low ...<br />
COMMENCING at the Southwest<br />
Frank H. Coyne, a Justice of said corner of the premises hereby con<br />
HOLIDAY FLAVOR HARK! HARK! THE TART!<br />
Pawling, N. Y.<br />
Brewster 2155 court, dated the 18th day of Novemveyed and adjoining Railroad Avenue,<br />
ber, <strong>1948</strong>, and filed with the complaint<br />
With friends dropping in during Holiday Tarts to gladden their<br />
so called, and lands formerly of Lewis theholidays.the coffeemaker works hearts! Watch the family pile in<br />
Phone 8811<br />
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<br />
jty of Putnam at Carmel in the State Susie Price Wheeler; thence running sure every cupful I make is per PAGE PRESERVE OR JELLY,<br />
'of <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong>.<br />
Easterly along lands formerly of said fect, I always use A&P COFFEE. IVs. cups cranberries, % cup rai<br />
TAKE NOTICE that the above ac Rundle, now or formerly of said<br />
! It's sold in the sins and<br />
tion is brought to recover possession Wheeler, 220 feet; thence running<br />
f bean, with na<br />
in accordance with the provisions ofj Northerly along lands formerly of<br />
ture's flavor seal<br />
§201, et. seq., of the Abandoned Prop- | Alfred Bailey, deceased, now or for-<br />
unbroken. When I<br />
Cargain & Beecher<br />
erty Law of the State of <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> | meriy 0f Thomas Jeffery, 65 feet to<br />
buy, it's ground to<br />
of the following described property lands formerly of Alanson Ellis, now<br />
order, just right<br />
FUNERAL HOME<br />
which escheated to the People of the<br />
for my coffee-<br />
or formerly of Francis O'Brien; thence maker. None of that lack-lustre,<br />
State of <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> upon the death of running Westerly along lands for stale flavor for me! With fresh<br />
one Charles Cartwright, late of Carmerly of said Ellis, now or (formerly of<br />
Competent and Courteous<br />
A&P COFFEE folks say,"You cermel,<br />
County of Putnam, in the State said O'Brien, 220 feet to Railroad tainly make good coffee!" It's eco<br />
Service at any Hour OONY THROW ourrovR of <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong>, on May 30, 1939, with Avenue aforesaid; thence running nomical, too. Compare it with other<br />
out leaving him surviving heirs or Southerly along said Railroad Ave comparable quality coffees. See<br />
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.<br />
BREWSTER 615 REPAIRING MAKES OL£> surviving any person legally entitled EXCEPTING so much from the<br />
to take said real property:<br />
aforesaid premises as was taken by<br />
RADIOS SOUND LIKE NEW All those two certain pieces and !^e County 0f Putnam for the Brew-<br />
ORANGE COLESLAW<br />
parcels of land situate in the Town |ster ca-nel Highway,<br />
We reached in the trees (orange<br />
of Carmel, County of Putnam, State j gald premise6 wm foe sold subject trees, that is) for a salad to<br />
of <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong>, described as follows: j ^ any state of facts an accurate sur- please! Peel 2 oranges and cut in<br />
Bill Overton<br />
Paroel 1<br />
vey or personal inspection would slices. Combine with 4 quartered<br />
ALFRED VICHI<br />
Complete Service in<br />
Beginning in the southeasterly cor show; subject to the zoning ordinances marshmallows, 4 cups shredded<br />
ner of lands of Alma Oberg on the of the Village of Brewster, Putnam<br />
cabbage, \t cup shredded carrot,<br />
westerly side of a private road; thence<br />
Vi teaspoon salt and % cup A&P's<br />
County, <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong>, if any; subject to<br />
MASON<br />
Radio & Television<br />
ANN PAGE FRENCH DRESSi<br />
running westerly along the southerly covenants, restrictions, rights and ING. Serve on lettuce. 4 helpings.<br />
line of lands of Alma Oberg and con easements of record, if any; subject<br />
Brewster 644 tinuing in the same direction along to existing tenancies; subject to rights<br />
other lands now or formerly of Cor and easements, if any, acquired by<br />
GENERAL CONTRACTOR<br />
Penny Electric<br />
nish a distance of 150 feet to a stake; any utility company to maintain and<br />
thence southerly at right angles to operate its poles, wires, etc. into and<br />
8 Main St., Brewster, N. Y. said last mention line along other over the street adjacent thereto; and<br />
Phone 2269<br />
lands now or formerly of Cornish 50 subject to mining and mineral rights,<br />
feet; thence easterly on a line par if any, in favor of parties other than<br />
78 Carmel Ave., Brewster, N. ¥.<br />
allel with the first mentioned line the owners of the premises.<br />
and distant therefrom 50 feet a dis Dated: December 1, <strong>1948</strong>.<br />
tance of 150 feet to the westerly line<br />
\ PUTNAM COUNTY'S<br />
DOANE C. COMSTOCK<br />
of said private road; thence northerly<br />
Referee<br />
along the westerly side of said pri<br />
Uh PLUMBER^<br />
RODERICK B. TRAVIS<br />
vate road 50 feet to the place of be<br />
N. TRANQUILLI<br />
Attorney for Plaintiff<br />
ginning and containing a little less<br />
"V*..<br />
than one-sixth acre of land. Togeth<br />
ffice & P. O. Address,<br />
er with the right to use said private<br />
199 Main Street,<br />
General Contractor<br />
road for access to said premises from<br />
White Plains, N. Y.<br />
and<br />
the public highway-<br />
33o6<br />
Vte USE OUR Being the same premises conveyed stone wall south 21 degrees 58 min<br />
by Kate Wiehn to Charles Cartwright<br />
Builder<br />
HEAD AND<br />
utes 40 seconds west 161.66 feet and<br />
3>y deed dated June 9, 1934, recorded south 81 degrees <strong>12</strong> minutes 50 sec<br />
dive you in the Putnam County Clerk's office<br />
Phone <strong>23</strong>85<br />
onds west 84.71 feet and south 39 de<br />
July 24, 1934, L. 197 of Deeds at page<br />
HEAT ?<br />
grees 32 minutes 20 seconds west <strong>23</strong>.41<br />
244.<br />
50 N. Mais St Brewster, N. ><br />
feet to the place of beginning; con<br />
-AWP<br />
Pared %<br />
taining about one-half an acre of<br />
OVER 86 YEARS EXPERIENCE<br />
ALWAYS Beginning at a point in the easterly and, be the same more or less.<br />
»_.<br />
OO A , line of a highway running northerly Subject to the rights of the public<br />
from the residence of Thomas Man- in that portion of said highway lying<br />
3CB7K#fS jning to Cornish Manor, and at the end within the above bounds.<br />
^ NEAT- !of the second stone wall north from Being the same premises conveyed<br />
j lands of Elnorris Farm; thence run- by Samuel G. Cornish and others to<br />
JAMES SNIDERO<br />
3_Qg south 68 degrees 56 minutes 10 Charles Cartwright by deed dated<br />
OIL BURNERS 'seconds west about 15.88 feet to the March 21, 1925 and recorded in the<br />
icenter line of said highway; thence Putnam County Clerk's office March<br />
Bulldozer Work and<br />
! northerly on a curved line along the 28. 1925 in L. 131 of Deeds at page<br />
center line of said highway to a point 287.<br />
Trucking<br />
opposite a stake at the end of a fence; NATHANIEL L. GOLDSTEIN<br />
I thence north 24 degrees 04 minutes Attorney General<br />
Excavation, Road Building<br />
30 seconds east about 15.47 feet to Attorney for Plaintiff<br />
Sand, Gravel, Top Soil<br />
\± PLUMBING L MATING i jsaid stake at the end of a fence in Office and P. O. Address<br />
154MAIh$^ - &gi#S7tk # y {the easterly Une of said highway; The Capitol, Albany, N. Y.<br />
P_e_< 402<br />
thence is a straight line north 62 de By:<br />
=*- BREWSTER 2187 -* grees 06 minutes 30 seconds east along WARREN H. OILMAN<br />
_ Man** A**., firewater, N. Y<br />
a Une of stakes 266 72 feet to a stake Assistant Attorney General<br />
U. VAN PELT, Prop. in a stone wall; thence<br />
3 /£ cup water. Cook over<br />
low heat for 10 minutes. Cool.<br />
Pour into baked 9" pie shell or<br />
6 baked tart shells. And shell<br />
out less cash, when you shop at<br />
friendly, economical A&P.<br />
HINT FOR THE HURRIED!<br />
If you're limp from the last minute<br />
rush, here's a convenient way<br />
to wind up your Christmas gift<br />
shopping. Get JANE PARKER<br />
FRUIT CAKES-America's most<br />
popular—at your .,.<br />
A&P. They're jLA\V'ti ! ///&<br />
really luscious— ^^•*^§_B>7'<br />
over % of every J@"'"' '' J ""*"'"'<br />
cake is crampacked<br />
with<br />
glaceed cherries,<br />
golden pineapple, raisins, tangy<br />
citrus fruits and crisp pecans.<br />
Everyone loves these rich, oldfashioned<br />
favorites—so be sure to<br />
take one home for your own Holii<br />
day enjoyment, too!<br />
BUSES to DANBURY<br />
9 TRIPS<br />
Leave Brewster Station<br />
WEEK DAYS<br />
A.M.: 6:35, 8:01, 10:35<br />
P.M.: <strong>12</strong>:45, 2:40. 4:16, 5:25, 6:30, 9:02<br />
EXTRA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS<br />
P.M.: 7:50, 11:05<br />
SUNDAYS<br />
A.M.: 9:43, 10:41. P.M.: 1:50. 5:05, 9:15, 10:25<br />
Low Commutation Rates<br />
The Danbury - Brewster Bus Corp.<br />
Tel 472