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PAGE FOUR THE BREWSTER STANDARD FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1935 THE BREWSTER STANDARD Brewster, New York Leather Traveling Bag{-Evelyn Tubbs. Floor Lamp—Mrs. Robert Kenny. Smoking Set—Marion Gilbert. New Books at the FICTION National Velvet The First Woman The Map of Days Roll River Don't Ever Leave Me Love and the Lieutenant Paths of Glory House on the Roof Thunder Mountain Highland Light Diary of a Pensionnaire Young Renny Not for Heaven Eligible Bachelor Gentle Julia Beautiful Derelict Brinkley Manor Indiscretions of Archie Jeeves NON-FICTION The People's King. Geo. Jean Lafitte God's Soldier U. S. Grant The Four Hundred Milli< Library. Bagnild Banning Boileau Boyd Bruch Chambers Cobb Eberhardt Grey Gunn Hare DelaRoche McCleary Parkington Tarklngton Wells Woodhouse Woodhouse Woodhouse V Buchan Charnley Ervine McCormick Hasta La Viste jn Nourse Morely Dominant Daughter Philps Citizens and his Government Smith Cabins in the Laurel JUVENILE Sheppard You Can't Poem a Possum Bontempts Road to Adventure Bruce Luclnda Hunt Vanishing Wilderness LaMonte Lighting the Torch Lownsbery North After Seals Williamson Danbury Hardware Co* Danbury, Conn. SUMMER NEEDS for Lawn & Porch BEACH CHAIRS with or without Canopies A Foo rest $1J9, 11.50, $2.00, $2.50 Mrs* Rogers to Entertain Real Estate Board One of the Leading Hair Dressing Salons — el — J?eto Cnglanb Is the Corgal ftftop We Aim To Please the Most Fastidious. 248 Main St. Tel. 183 W. F. COBGAL, l*ro|i. Corrals Est 1900 Masonry Contractor Brickwork A Specialty Estimates on all Masonry E. F. Hickey Brewster, N. Y. R. F. D. 3 PATTERSON NORTH SALEM Before The Surrogate Putnam County, New York IAMEB W. BAILEY, Suitogate NELLIE V. SLOAT, E. W. Addis Estate, Publisher Miss Florence Scaperrotta being a The Dorcas Society will meet Wed Friday, August 16, 1935 It has been arranged to have the popular member of the Presbyterian nesday, August 21, at the home of D. Published Weekly at Brewster, Putnam next meeting of the Putnam County choir she and her fiancee, Mr. Robert V. Raymond. Mrs. Reginald Jackson Real Estate Bonrd at the home of Mrs. Kuenzle, were given a "shower" last will be the hostess. County, N. Y. Marion D. Rogers, at Towners, on the Wednesday evening in the form or a Mr. and Mrs Amos Harvey and Rob Entered at the Post Office at Brewster evening of Aug. 23. Mrs. Rogers is op picnic at Whaley Lake. All kinds of ert Harvey, of Blnghamton, were week as second class mail. ening her home for the evening, and stunts, music and a "Weenie Roast" end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald inasmuch as we are not having many were enjoyed by about 18 young peo Jackson. meetings, I hope you will make a ple chaperoned by Rev. and Mrs. H. New Column Started special effort to attend. There are E. Hillery. many interesting things to be brought Miss Mary Segelken is visiting rela In this Issue up at the meeting. Regional Vice Presitives in Franconia, N. H. dent Thomas B. Sutton will be pre Mrs. A. L. Newcomb and daughter \ sent. You may be assured of a pleas Miss Florence spent several days this In Uas issue appears a column ant evening. week at Cape May, N. J. headed "Getting Acquainted" which EDWARD JOYCE, will run in regular installments. It is Mrs. Elmer Oonklin has been ill the President. all local and about people and things past ten days and unable to attend o our hew end old readers should en- to her duties at the telephone switch- Joy. No one is Immune from this column American Boy Magazine board. and before material to write about n(ns its course every bu&me$ and Is Loaded with AdverttureLj*:^^ •"* I professional man and woman in the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson and son community will be "written up." enjoyed a motor trip vacation among -, northern mountains and lakes the past A great many of our new readers, THE AMERICAN BOY," states Qrif- week particularly among the summer resort nth Ogden Ellis, editor, "a round-trip „.' r.rt^tK„ TV,,«-« «* *»«„« **. sections often want to know more about ticket to a world-wide adwnturJ * * SEFSf 5 S % ^ ^ ' f i S the people who are so-called natives cruise tS^I, guest , of Mary Dwyer and ' and what their life work has been and, "Most boys cannot afford, the lux- fBmU y several wee]ss ' is toward making Brewster a better ury 0f travel but they can afford to' Mrs ' Chartes Sellers and Miss Louise settle down under a reading lamp and' Austln completed summer courses at take an imaginative trip to tolgn * ^ *•.:.•: :w vertisers that this community is no l coming year, will take readers to the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lyman of different from any other. Its popula atolls of the South Seas in a trading i Greenfield, Mass., were guests of Mr. tion is constantly changing and nat schooner, to the polar wastes behind; and Mrs. E. S. Bloat over Wednesday urally these new comers are the very a dog team, into the Canadian wild- "Rht. first to buy the local newspaper to erness with the Mounted Police, Miss Edith Penny is recovering at find out "Where to Shop" and why. So through the Caribbean with the U. S.jthe Danbury Hospital from an operawhet her you buy an inch space or a \ Navy, even to the far-away planet of tion performed last week, page in the Brewster Standard you,Mars in a space ship! lSXBm m m a m Ackerman entertained «>i There'll be true adventures among| the monthly meeting of the W. 0. T. be smart and advertise. the lions and chimpanzees of Africa u. last Friday when Child Welfare and : e." HOME OWNERS ATTENTION Cleaning your furnace and chimney is good economics. Let the world's largest installers of heating equipment and air conditioning do the Job by vacuum machine. Tele In this day and age the oldest merwith Captain Carl von Hogman, fa the Radio were topics considered. This chant in any town must realize that mous explorer and ethnologist. In ad Saturday at 10 a. m. the Union will at least a third of his potential cusdition there"| be Stories about the hold a food sale in the empty store tomers don't even know he is alive, favorite characters of a million boys building next to the A. & P., the pro let alone the fact that he has been in —Bonehead Jim Tierney, detective; ceeds to go to the Educational Fund business fifty or sixty years, providing Square Jaw Davis, engineer; Hide- now being raised by all interested In he Is a non-advertiser. rack, the red-and-gold collie; Connie total abstinence. Morgan, and Doughas Renfrew. Mr. and Mrs. Fred White and son phone 3970 at our expense. HOLLAND FURNACE CO. 144 West Street Danbury, Conn. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • H I BEAUTIFUL Prize Winners At Firemen's Carnival There'll be vocational stories that Mr. Dougald White of New York, call will help the reader select his life work, ed on several old friends here Mon- advice on hobbies, sports tips from fa-,day. mous coaches and players, money-! R ^ and j ^ H E_ Hillery left last MAHOPAC THEATRE Croton Falls Road Lake Mahopac, N. Y. earning suggestions, vacation hints, i Saturday evening for the Canadian Donations from all sources to the and worthwhile contests. woods where they will spend their va 8th and Final Week Starting Monday Ambulance Fund of the Brewster Fire THE AMERICAN BOY costs only cation. Department exceed $1,000. The com- $1 a year, or $2 for three years, for- Mrs. Harry Woodruff, former resi * £?i££? distribution of prizes eJgn subscrIptlons 50 centB a year exdent here, greeted old friends one day as follows: tra. Send your name, address, and this week. Ford Car—Rev. Edward V. Dargin, remittance to THE AMERICAN BOY, Mr. Louis Harrison was on the sick Croton Falls. 7430 Second Blvd., Detroit, Mich. list a part of this week. August 19th through 24th ALAN MARSHAL in "PRIVATE LIVES" » by Neefl Coward. An intimate Comedy with MONDAS CUTLER KENNETH TRESEIER BEATRICE GRAHAM Handmade Bed . Spread—George Service will start with the Issue you Miss Hilda Moline was operated up Birdsall, Croton Lake. specify. On newsstands, 10c a copy. on at St. Francis Hospital, Poughkeep- Cocktail Set—Eileen Durkln. sie, for appendicitis last week and is recovering rapiflly. Staged by James Light Finished Crest Chairs new and novel—J3.00-83.50 "OLD HICKRY" The Worlds Best (5.50 to 88.00 Sec our line of Oil Cook Stoves In many new styles. DANJ5UR < HARDWARE CO. r \. • £48-281 Main St Daabary. COSUL TftoriWT 188 L. A. WILKINSON Auctioneer AUCTION Friday, August 23. 1935 10 A. M. D. S. T. I will sell at public auction the furnishings of the Southeast House, Brewster, N. Y., now located in O'Brien storage barn opposite New York Central R. R. station, Brewster, N. Y., consisting of the following: 15 single size metal beds, 15 full size metal beds, mattresses, pillows, spreads, 1 chifforobe, 1 wardrobe, 30 oak dress- j era with mirrors, 10 rockers 8 bed room tables, 2 large rugs, about 9x12, small rugs, 2 hall settees, hall carpet, 1 dining table. 35 oak dining chairs, 25 restaurant tables, 75 bentwood chairs, 6 barroom tables, small ice box ,coat trees, lamps, baskets, 10 counter stools,! 6 white glass top tables, 25 ft mahofany bar with back bar and mirror, 1 work bench. 1 cashier's desk and cigar case. 1 water cooler and glass rack, 1 large white porcelain ice box, 6 doors, J restaurant dish sink, 1 large gas 1 stove. 1 Richardson & Boynton Perfect range, large assortment of glassware, beer, whiskey, wine and cordial glasses, water pitchers, water glasses, beer pipecleaner and compound. 200 i>*n+ paint, 15 gals, white shellac. L. A. WHJtlNSON The Presbyterian church was the scene of a very pretty wedding last Saturday at half past six when Miss Flora Scaperrotta, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scaperrotta, was united in marriage to Mr. Robert Kuenzle of North Bergen, N. JL, by Rev. H. E. Hillery. Messrs. Walter Denton and John C. Sloat served as ushers while Mr. Paul Townsend gavel a brief organ recital and Mr. Walter Moberg sang "I Love You Truly" just before the bridal party entered to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march. The bride was given away by her father and was charming in a gown of white mousseline de sol with a white picture hat and carried a shower bouquet of white roses. A friend of the groom and his wife attended them. The ceremony was performed before a bower of beautiful summer flowers in different tints and a reception and wedding supper was held later at the bride's home and after a honeymoon trip to Newport and other place)} the young couple will spend some time in Hartford and probably later in Boston. Mr. Kuenzle is connected with the advertising department of the Curtis Publishing Co. and the happy couple have the best wishes of many friends. USED TIRES Parts and Cars Stone Garage AL NELSON Repairing — Towing Brewster 628 SHOES REPAIRED Prompt Service MASTRIANI Opposite R. R. Station Hudson-Sedan, Excellent 976.00 Auburn Sedan-1830 ....$225.00 Also the following reconditlpned Packards: Sedans, Club Sedans, SjjK>rt Phaeton, Coupe andSedjan- Limousine (600.00. from 5100.0V to OPEN EVENINGS HARRY R. BIOELOW PACKARD SALES and SERVICE 69 Main Street. Danbury, Conn Telephone 1112 "Nee! Coward presents his play nicely polished, cleverly embroidered, always humorous and witty—lu a lot of fun."—Percy Hammond, N. Y. Tribune-Herald , i :/n ••• ' • »J Tickets, 77c and $1.38—including tax ». . o Every Evening Except Sunday Tel. Mahopac 858 • Curtain 8:45 r |] LAST GALA DANCE OF THE SEASON! Saturday* August 24th Immediately after the performance. Free to the Audience Music by the popular Charles Mathewson's Orchestra. Don't Miss It! THE LANGSTROTH NURSERIES Established 1925 Ridgebury Road, Ridgefield, Conn. P. O. Danbury, Conn.; R. F. D. 1 10th Annual Fall Opening SATURDAY. AUGUST 17* We would welcome a visit from you to see our Beautiful Specimen pine, hemlock, spruce, Douglas fir, Colorado blue spruce, etc. Also A 1 varieties or arborvitae, yews and juniper for foundation planting. In order to meet competition of surplus stock, much .of it thrown on the market by bankrupt nurseries, we have again cut our prices. A" visit to our nurseries w|U show you that we are selling the best stock at a lower price than any other nurseries in the country. To reach Langstroth Nurseries from Brewster: Turn right on Route 6 at State Line where cement starts, turn right on dirt road to Q'd Ridgebury church, then left on black road, stop at first place on right. Central Market 281 Main Street DANBURY, Conn. Phone 4599 Prime RIB ROAST lb 29c Sirloin, Short and Cube Steaks ,. lb 31c CUT FROM PRIME WESTERN STEER BEEF Closing Out Our Liquors Canadian Club _„. bottle 3.19 Wolf Creek Rye or Shipping Port Bourbon Made by Frankfurter Distillery, full qt 1.69 Italian Vermouth, (Martini 8 Rossi) bot 1.39 Specialite Cointreau, bottle 3.49 Four Roses 2.49 Seagram's Five Crown bottle 1.98 "Old Master" Port, Sherry, Muscatel (7 yrs) bot 39< Pure Grain Alcohol, 190 proof, full qt.... 1.49 Paul Jones 2.39 Weibel's Ale or Lager, the finest case, 24 bots 1.65 WE ALSO CARRY RUPPERT'S BEER These Liquors are for Sale for Connecticut Residents Only. For Good Health with Ecoru >my BUY Creed Dairy Products All Grades of Milk SHERMAN CREED Phone Brewster 33, Carmel 288 Yes! Thousands Cheer at the unusual values in our •l .r, 15th. Anniversary Sale For fifteen years the Square Deal has had a reputation for giving bargains, and THIS YEAR THE BARGAINS ARE BIGGER than ever. By all means attend this value celebration and buy all your present and future needs now! BIG STOCK, BIG VALUE, BIG SAVING Square Deal corner of Rose and River Sts., Danbury Conn. Open Evenings Til 9 p. m. Plenty of Free Parking Space COAL OLD COMPANY'S LEHIGH COAL IT LASTS LONGER Eshelman's Dairy and Poultry Feeds at reasonable prices We have VIGORO and Commercial fertilizers, grass seeds and farm accessories A J.DURK1N North Main Street Phone 121 Brewster, N. Y. A MESSAGE THAT NEEDS NO PROMPTING A MEMORIAL is the final tribute to those we have loved; a remembrance of close companionships and kindred interests. We have Designed and Erected many Memorials for many People. May We Assist You Memorial Art Studio II. J. Myers, Prop., Monuments, Markers, Engraving P. O. Box 38 TeL 526 86 N. Main St Brewster, N. Y. ROGER MATHEWS ASSOCIATED WITH LENSSEN B CO. GENERAL INSURANCE TeL BEekman 8-8630 111 WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK CITY Residence - 65 PHONE Office- 158 A. P. BUDD INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Mortgage Loans. Mortgages Bought and Sold Main Street Savings Bank Building Brewster, N. Y. AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE WE HAVE REDUCED PRICES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ALL SUMMER MER CHANDISE MUST BE SOLD. COMJTlN j AND LOOK OVER OUR PRICES. S^*>CCGCCGGCCQC*t N*ww,< Yc**k St 58 , N. r. H at to b t * !* • * - / 2£
FRIDAY, AUqUST 16, [1935 THE BREWSTER STANDARD PAGE FIVE HAPPENINGS SIRLOIN STEAK .- 48c !&• PORTERHOUSE STEAK ... 55c tt>- ROUND STEAK and Round ground 45c to. CORN FLAKES 3Pkgs. 23c BORDEN'S CHATEAU Cheese - 2 P^gs. 29c APPLES - From The Farm Be lb. For PIES - BAKING -- SAUCE 9 J&esh Picked CQRN ...... 25c doz. gtagh Picked TOMATOES 3 lbs 25c Popular Brands of BEER on ice OCcplus THREE BOTTLES sfc J DEP. ROLL BUTTER __. 34c lb. Mergardt's ProgressJIarkt Main Stua PSJijinSji- •§}-: B •#' - re,. 110 Breiy.sftr.jp. Y. Between five and six hundred were weU fed and generously served at the Annual Methodist Corn and Frankfurter Roast last evening on the spacious lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bloom* er. Except for the noise of the Put train and Judge BaUey's rapid double back flip from an unsteady camp chair the party went off without a hitch. We dare say Rev. Dunn feels quite certain that he will enjoy heat back of the pulpit this winter and will take time out next Sunday to thank those who made his affair such a great success. Lest we forget—Mrs. Daniel H. Bloomer sold single handed over 450 tckets. She would have sold more but that's the way the five hundred were distributed. ONEY ON FIRST MORTGAGE.* MONTHLY PAYMENTS LARCHMONT HDttAL SAVINGS * LOAN ASSOCIATIOM 14S CHATSWOtTH AVlNUt ,M.y. Tri»fciM tlSI CROTON FALLS READIN6r^TTCES A. P. Badd, UmamaMk Real I Mr. and ,». Jr. spent the week e Jlty. Four rooms to rent. 56 15.00. Inquire at New York Stc ss Ella Avery and Miss Anna N&L& Crane -leave Brewster tomorrow for FARM FOR SALE; also saw, grist Ocean Grove, N. J. and cider mill. Adam Morloek. '•• *. ••o- FOR RENT—Four rooms aid bath. Richard Quinn, Turk Hill. 14o6 ,/ ROOMS FOR RENT—Apply evenings. Mrs. B. O. Coolcy. Tel. 363 Brcw I 1401 FJ*AT TO RENT—On Main street, aU modern improvements. H. O. Rack. Mtf FOR RENT— Small cottage, suitable for two, all improvements. Garage If desired. John W. Phillips. Mtf FOR SALE—Pure Bred Ayrshire ball calves. Wan. A. Sheppard. Tel:, 768-B Brewster. lOtf TO RENT—4 rooms, all iprovs* merits. 125 East Main Street Phone 10-R. 15o4 i On account of the prevailing fear of Between Heats. The Eno-Clark picnic was held on Matthew Fisher received Instruction infantile paralysis the Presbyterian Members of the Old Guard enjoyed Wednesday at Honesdale, Penh. Mr. In Dutch elm disease control at Peek- picnic has been indefinitely postponed. meeting the grandsons of Samuel Mc and Mrs. E. D. Stannard arid family skill last Thursday and Friday and There is a very large crop of black o Millan and John R. Vale. So the talk were among those present. * will Join in this work shortly. The Vesper Service for Sunday, the berries this year. turned on the horse and buggy age 18th, will be held at 6:30 p. m. on when the justices invaded Putnam on Mr .and Mrs. James Smith and baby Bloomer Hill. Lunch will be served. horseback. of Scranton, Penn., spent Wednesday The Colored Quartet of Tuskegee In with Mr. and Mrs. Lavarn. Mrs. W. stitute will sing. Wombel and son of PeekskUl were also Dr. Marshall and Arthur P. Budd o- guests there on the same day. were, as usual, the last to remove their Mrs. J. E. "Byrnes and family spent Mrs. Frank Wells and Miss Mary coats as the humidity deepened. The regular meeting of the Somers a few days visiting friends . in the Yale attended a dinner party on Tues Garden Club will be held on Wednes Catskills. day evening in honor of the 28th birth Boynton Towner happened along as day afternoon, Aug. 21, at the home o day of Mrs. Frank Wells McCabe at his Brewster friends were being sur of Mrs. Richard H. Gordon. Members Ernest Vanderburgh is spending the the home of Mrs. Scott, Mrs. McCabe's rounded by bookies; and at his "Hello are asked to meet at Miss Crooke's, week end with his father in the Cherry mother, in Lakeville. there I" the path was cleared to per Salem Center, and then to visit the Valley section. o mit entrance to the stand. Waccabuc Gladiolus Gardens before The second birthday of Donald, two- going on to Mrs. Gordon's. Mrs. Charles Tuttle and two daughyear-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Justice Tompkins eluded the pursuit New Fairfield baseball club will play ters, Ernestine and Charlotte, spent Stevens of East Main street, was fit of Officer Robert Bruce, but Justice the Croton A. C. on Sunday, Aug. 19, Wednesday in White Plains. tingly celebrated last Wednesday even Seeger, hailed by the microphone took at 3 p. m. on this field. o . ing. About 17 guests, young and old, the reins for his colleague and won Goldens Bridge baseball club won Mrs. Percy Stuart entertained the were invited in to participate in danc handily. at Brewster Thursday evening 10-3. Tuesday Club on-Aug 6th at Manuring, games and refreshments In hon • - o ing Club, near Rye, at luncheon.* The or the occasion. high scores at contract were held by Inquiries for the Wells family re Vesper Service, Aug. 18 Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Reed. vealed they were in Maine, but some George Young has an interesting set of them will go to Lexington. On Bloomer Hill up for studying the busy bees who in August Bader of. Tilly Foster vaded our south wall A glass framed R. Hbeffner, of Goshen, ex-potato to New York City Tuesday for treat box at the point of entrance permits, grower, won in three straight heats ment of an old break in his left leg the sight of the bees at work and re by Dr. Flynn of that city and Maho- the pacing race for horses slower than veals the fate of drones who are stung ATTRACTIVE apartment, sic rooms pac. 2:07 at Goshen on Tuesday, carrying to death, and no questions asked, at and bath $20. Also garage for tiro cars. off the purse and the Lobdeli Trophy. • i • o the first lapse into leisure or executive A. P. Budd. 6tf Highland Worthy, b. h., raised, trained Irene Smalley celebrated her eleventh class conduct. and driven by Mr. Hoeffner seemed to birthday on Aug. 14 and enjoyed a FOR SALE—4 room bnngalc bath, enjoy sharing the honors with his birthday party of eleven children and on Tonetta Lake. Cheap. Inqt TeL On Saturday evening friends of Mrs. master. received a number of presents and 371 E. D. Stannard enjoyed the celebration 2tf games and songs. Refreshments were of her birthday at a dinner party at Mary Reynolds received many call A new and better way to shave has served. the Gay Nineties followed by contract ers. She seemed to have as keen humor been found. Ask about "TRVON ——o at her home. Mrs. Stannard was more as the Babcocks and to take Grey SHAVE" now at Hopes Dm* Store. "Curly Top" has all the elements of or less surprised until she marshalled hound's day in good part. Ten days use free If not satisfied. 15p2 fine clflan entertainment .for young all the facts. Mrs. E. W. Addis and and old and 'shows.: the diminutive Dr. Robert S. Cleaver held the high WANTED TO RENT—House of five star at her versatile best. There will cards. «# or six rooms with improvements in be a special matinee for the children Brewster or within reasonable radios. on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Brewster Lodge, No. 457, I. O. O. P., Phone Brewster 82. 14tf o •• will hold an open air Sunday picnic lniing HORSES FOR SALE — Hunters, jumpers and saddle horses. W^st Terrace Riding Club, Danbury, Conn. Telephone 3272. 1406 > The next Larger Vesper Service will be held on Sunday evening, August 18, Dan Bloomer Hill In Brewster at 6:30 o'clock. Those who desire to eat supper on the grounds may do so any time after 6 o'clock. There will be Vesper Service markers to direct those attending the service to the place of the meeting. A splendid view of the surrounding landscape is afforded from the top of this hill so It is suggested that you come early and tarry after the meeting to enjoy the restfulness of such a view. Those attending are requested not to park their cars to The Washington Hotel at Newburgh the south and west because this will proved happy shelter from the storm. hide the landscape from the group. There were post cards on sale, remind The special feature of this service ers that "On this spot George Wash- will be the singing by a quartet of stu ton refused a crown, Ralph Santorelll, Jr., and his friend, dents from the Tuskegee Institute. The the Immediate future for members of story of the work of this Institution Fred Benson, of the Catholic School; the lodge and their families." Members I The Seeger's barn has a new weath- for the Blind, called at our office yes which was founded by Booker T. of Athena Rebekah Lodge will also be er vane> i^^g m^ a rooster. Reminds Washington will be told by one of the terday. Fred is enjoying the country invited to attend. The picnic wilt be an 0ne of the days before the voting ma- group of students .The program for and the lovely shade trees that shelall day affair. Place and date will be chines when a mark by the chick in- the evening promises to be very Inter GIRL WANTED, between 25 and ter the Santorelli's home where he and announced soon. Harvey Martin, Har 40, to take care of small house and Ralph play. sured a full dinner pall. esting and profitable. Plan to attend old Neubert and James Foster are the and bring others with you.ln the event assist in care of baby. Address Drawer committee In charge of arrangements, Whether Washington was crowned of rain the meeting will be held In the 8, Brewster. 15tf Miss Althea Sherwood, secretary of o with thorns, the sure reward of Brewster Methodist church. Howard C. Hopson, of the Associated The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society those who serve their country, no one DO NOT THROW your June away. Gas and Electric Company, Miss Mar- j neid a covered dish luncheon and could say. But an old river boatman All kinds of meaals bought, also cars garet Mackey, secretary of the Put-jbrldge at vall's, Peach Lake on Aug. told us the Hudson altered its course for wrecking. Highest prices pi id. CaX nam County Savings Hank, and Mr. 9tn There were fOUJteen tables and;in Orange county. Patterson 80. and Mrs. Theron Hopkins are spend winning scores were held by: 0 ing their vacation at Valeria Hall, Mrs. H. M. ReynoMs, Mrs. Wash-| Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Richie and Mr. REAL ESTATE—PUTNAM COUNTY o burn, Mrs. B. Rundle, Miss Maryland Mrs. H. H. Donley enjoyed a day COMPLETE LISTINGS "Judge" Albro Travis witnessed a 'O'Connor, Mrs. Wallace Hopkins, Mrs. at Mohonk and cleaned up the bontl- EDGAR L. HOAG, distresslng accident last Thursday at I Bert Hart. Mrs. Kunkel, Mrs. G. Rey-jful, festive board, 820 FIFTH AYR, NEW YORK the training school he attended in nolds, Mrs. Burt, Miss Keefe, Mrs. FOR AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY, PeekskUl FIRE AND THEFT INSURANCE Bee Leon S. Mygatt, Putnam Coasts Savings Bank Bonding. TeL 16, Brewster. 454f FOR RENT—Apartment house, 6 rooms and bath at 111 Main St, also » house at 60A Marvin Avenue, 4 rooms, electric lights and water. N. CioccolantL lltf FOR SALE— Tender, ddttcious sweet corn, lima beans, tomatoes, apples for sauce or pies. Abundance and Burbank plums for canning, at my orchards on Joe's HU1 Road. .Albert J. Potter. 16pl 1 preparatory to going to work Homer Smith, Mrs. Donley, Mrs. Henry on the government project to combat;Haas, Miss Peene, Miss Leary. Dutch elm disease locally. A fellow j 0 student, Charles Haight of PeekskUl, fell from a tree a distance of about! The next one of those very popular 30 feet and suffered a fractured ankle Amateur Nights wUl be held under the and a broken knee cap. Haight Is mar- auspices of the Brewster Fire Dept. at rled and has two children. "Judge" was' Pietsch's Garden, Friday evening, Aug. working on the same tree at the time 1 23. Contestants are requested to get of the accident s A great crowd laughed themselves Into better health last Monday evening watching the Brewster Lions vs. Moses Taylor Post, donkey baseball game on Simeon Brady's farm, Somers. o • Miss Mary Curran Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Burns this week. o . in touch with Daniel Brandon at Mrs. Robert Hau.and Mrs. Mae Sher Brewster or Wm. Pietsch at Peach wood were guests The outlook of case eggs In the Lake. The time is limited so if you United States were lower on July 1 can act—act quickly. There will be than in any year since 1921, excepting -big cash prises and dancing after the 1932, and were 16 per cent below the show. The proceeds,will go toward the average of the past five years. Ambulance Fund. WANTED by Doctor's family with children, a second girl willing to cook. TeL 154 Brewster. 16tf FOR RENT—4 rooms, bath, dining alcove; gas and electric, large enclos- WANTED— To buy used ed porch; a beauty; free steam heat Machine. Call Brewster 656 all winter; new, modern, quiet and private; walking distance of R. R. and school. $32. U. B. Smith, Purdys. 15p3 CABINETMAKER WOOD TURNING — CARVING ANTIQUE AND OTHER FURNITURE REPAIRED UPHOLSTERING — It KM NI SUING PHONE 70 J. A. STARR, PATTERSON, N. Y. 15p8 - The Lions Club dinner-dance is set for Tuesday evening, Aug 20 at the ever popular Blue Ribbon Casino. Mr. Marasco, the proprietor has promised a special entertainment. of Mrs. George Schembeck, of Pearl River, N. Y., on Wednesday. Star of Brewster Circle, Companions of the Forest, will celebrate then* 33d anniversary on Monday, August 19, by The Brewster Garden Club met with I giving a supper at the home of Mrs. Miss Pfelffer last Tuesday afternoon P. Thomas, Oak street, at 6 p jn. for and were greatly favored with a talk members of the lodge. sewing by Miss Khrobroff on "Abandoned! o - lCpl Gardens of Dalmatia." It was accom- The card party for'the benefit of St. i panled by lantern slides of most beau- Lawrence church, to be held Thursday FOUND— Boston Bull Dog, male, | tif ul pictures taken by an artist friend j evening, August 22, in the Parochial no collar, has been turned in to Officer traveling with Miss Khrobroff. The School HaU will accommodate fifty odd Schaefer. Phone 77 Brewster to garden sculpture and architecture and tables. Bingo will occupy one alcove, coverer. scenic effects showing the cypress and and the prizes and refreshments the plane trees and shores of the Adriatic other. Mrs. A. Santorelll and her com- REWARD Sea were most unusual and Miss m it tee extend a cordial welcome to ail Would party, who found ring with four diamonds last April, return It to the Standard office. CHARLES H. BUTLER & SON Trucking, moving and cleaning cesspools. Night and day service. Dick's Cottage, Sodom, Brewster, New York. .•iulBilllHilAllKlllBliailliVl^ Specials This Week Fresh Legs of FOWLS 35 LAMB 27 "29 c Fresh BROILERS 35 c BATHING BEAUTY — CONTEST — Fame, Fortune, Opportunity await the three Lucky Winners PIETSCH'S GARDEN EVacb Lake, North Salem. N. Y. Sat., Aug. 17 Direction of Nagle o Barry ii conjunction with Atlantic City National Beauty Contest OPEN To ALL Single GIRLS 18 to 30 yrs.—Pro or Amateur Music by Al Sagaroy and His Famous Band For Information Phone Danbury 704 or No. Salem 642-F-24 Khrobroff's charming manner and card players of Brewster and vicinity. style of description held her audience closely. It is hoped that she may be Summary of Pars In Putnam Golf Match secured later to give her talk on "The Imperial Gardens of Russia." o • Carl I. Kellogg, member of the Ma- Substantial progress is being made hopac Club and Putnam County Golf on reconstruction of the FishkilN- Championship committee put himself Stormvule highway which wUl connect j Fresh Young CHICKENS 3? 3 lb. Average to *» arduous task last week. Of course with the new Hopewell-Brinckerhoff I lt was a heated argument that prompthighway at Brinckerhoff, with the Po'- ed A"* to /PECIAL*< ni frw It will pay you well to stock up on these SUPER - SPECIALS 3B Daring the coming week we are are offering especially attractive values to prove that it pays to patronize ANDERSON'S DRUG STORE Super Special Super Special 75c McKesson's 49c McKesson's ASPIRIN Alcohol 100 for pint 29* 29< Super Speciaj Super Special McKesson's . McKesson's Milk of Magnesia Cascara pint 100 Tablets for 29* ' 29 the honor of being the toughest par on the Mahopac course. Also^tve mentioned In our story last week that the' 4th hole was an easy par 4. Mr. Kellogg discovered that only 14 golfers make a complete check of turned in par 4's on this hole and at keepsie-PawUng highway at Gayhead, cards turned in by 103 contestants to the second hole a par 3 only eight with the Taconlc parkway east of Gay- determine what hole on the course was made 3's. This is getting to be interhead and with the StormvUle moun the hardest. "Figures don't lie." said esting so we're publishing the numtain highway. Grading of the right-of- Mr. KeUogg. So the gentleman who ber of pars made on aU holes. You way has been completed and all pre has never eaten a corn flake in his life will readily note that the handicap liminary structures, such as bridges has submitted to the Standard the stroke column should be revised. The and culverts, have been installed. Con information as follows: revised handicap stroke column becrete pouring of one strip started at It was stated In the Brewster Standing printed in bold figures. PishkiU and it has been completed to ard last week that the 14th hole was the Wlccopee Grange hall. The first considered the toughest par on the This point is also worthy of special strip will be continued to the Arcadia course—a par 4. Now let's look at the mention that among the flights of six farms and then the second strip wiU! records. Among 103 golfers only five teen only one golfer defaulted and he be started back to the Post road inter made a par 4 on the 14th, but at the had a very good reason. Where have section at FishkUl. 12th, which is a par 4—430 yards, only you ever heard of such interest in a 4 golfers turned in par figures; so golf tournament? Nowhere, but in the from now on lt'U be the 12th that gets Putnam County Golf Championship. c Anderson Drug 36-38 Main St. Brewster, N. Y. Italian I^C^a* Cut Rate Liquor Shop 76 White St. Danbury, Conn. (formerly 68 White St.) Straight Whisky (18 mos. old, half pt. vQA Port, Sherry, Muscatel WINE, 1-5 gal. ZcJC FLEISCHMAN'S GIN, 1-5 gal King Arthur Gin (Seagram's) 1-5 gal. 99c AMERICAN GIN, 1-5 gal _ Green River, this blend 7 yrs. 6 mos. old, full qt. ... Three Feather, 1-5 gal. Old Quaker, full quart. Straight Apple Brandy (18 mos. old) full quart __, Gingerale, Lime Rickey, 28 oz. bots., 3 for 25 c $].89 Shop in Your Leisure Hours — Open daily 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. These Liquors are Advertised for Connecticut Patrons Q)nly 3 6 0 0 5 1 7 3 1 2 430 4 7 4 I 4 430 4 8 14 7 13 485532512 5 160 3 16 28 13 14 417 4 6 5/2 6 650 5 2 11 5 15 357 4 10 24 II 7 275 4 12 28 15 16 444 5 6 29 14 8 210 3 18 13 6 17 157 3 18 31 16 81603 17 3418188504 1182 17 \ Grand Opening The Brewster Leading Market Beat Barrios 62 Main Street Free Delivery Lowest Prices Phone 76 Brewster Splendid Meat. Skillful Service We have the best there is and give the most exacting service, having the customer's wishes always in mind. We solicit your patronage, promising satsfaction in every particular. Q" Genuine Syria*- Lamb 25c Boasting Lamb 18c Lamb Stew 18c Bib Lamb Chops 28c Chop Meat 20c .(10* Prime Bib Boast 34c Chuck Boast 25c Chuck Boast-boned 32c Steak 28c Breast Veal 15c Also a full line of Fresh Killed Poultry
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