1935-08-16 - Northern New York Historical Newspapers

PAGE EIGHT THE BREWSTER STANDARD FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1935
PEACH LAKE
continued from page 7
Kenneth Moody, who 1* attending
the summer classes at Bucknell T*1lege
has been confined to the infirmary
at college and Is expected home
on the 16th. Russell Moody Is spending
the vacation at the lake.
Vails Golf Club Gossip: Now that
the Tournament at Mahopac is over
and every one has presented their alibi's
the members have settled down
to disscusslng the winner of the
fJrecn Cup Tournment, the semi-flnaj^
were played off last Sunday with
Heyman's
DANBURY
If You're Not Interested
In Bargains
Don't Read This Ad.
But...if yon want the big­
gest suit value of the sea­
son.....a $25 suit fot $15
jump into your car and come
over to Heyman's. Onr Val­
ues are always good....but
exceptional reductions such
as this are possible only dar­
ing oar Angast Clearance
Sale.
THE H- J. HEYMAN
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Department Store
40 White St. Corner Ivea.
Danbury, Conn.
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Lake Carmel Benefit
For Catholic Church
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' A card and bunco party will be held
at the Club House at Lake Carmel on
August 24, 1935, at 3 p. m. for the proposed
Catholic Church. The tickets
will be priced at SO cents and refreshments
will be served without extra
charge. There will also be prizes. We
are convinced that a pleasant time will
be had by all who partake of the afternoon's
activities and invite all who
would care to Join us at the club house.
Rockridge Theatre I
4 miles north of Carmel, Route 216
Aug. 19, 20, 21—PRIOR TO
NEW YORK
9F.H. Sharp
//
Crack Up"
by
James Warwick
with ROY HARORAVE
GEORGE COULOCRIS
Katherine Warren and Ruth Fallows
For reservations Phone Carmel 312
Prices: .55, si.io, 11.65
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the following results: Johnny Balint
defeated Bert Pultz 3 up and Stanley
Brown defeated Bill Baldwin, 5 up.
This Sunday the finals will be played.
Mrs. Purdy Outhouse held an afternoon
bridge at her home in Oroton
Falls, Tuesday afternoon. Marie Gunnigle
won first prize and Helen Polye
the consolation prize. After the game
a delicious luncheon was served by the
hostess. Among those present were, I
Peggy Herman, Helen Poyle, Mildred
Persons, Marie Gunnlgle and a young
lady named Elsie.
Always in the midst of our pleasures
there comes the knock on the
door to remind us of our Mortal existence.
We have just learned of the
death of Mrs. Brown, mother of Leonard
and Stanley Brown, who are well
known at the Lake. Mrs. Brown has
been ill for some time and her death
occurred at 7:00 p. m., Wednesday,
August 14th, at her home in Mt. Klsco.
Leonard Is probably better known as
the assistant to Johnny NowicJd, the
Golf Pro at Vails Golf Club. Our
heartfelt sympathy is extended to the
bereaved family.
"Treasured thoughts of one so dear,
Often bring a silent tear;
Thoughts return to scenes long past,
Tears roll on, but memories last."
PATTERSON
The card party committee under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Mildred Rcilly
consists of the following:
The Mesdames Gomez, Scheppens,
McKay, Levins, Arnold, Mulholand,
67>e RITZ
Brewster, N. t. Phone 688
TIME SCHEDULE
Evening Continuous from 7 P. M.
to 11 P. M.
Matinee Wednesday at 3:00 P. 1\L
Saturday Continuous Performance
from Z p. m. to 11 p. m.
Sunday and Holidays Continuous
Performance from 2:30 to 11 P. M.
Fri. and Sat August 16 and 17
MIRIAM HOPKINS
—in—
"BECKY SHARP"
First All Technicolor Production
News Color Cartoon
Todd & Kelly Comedy
"Bum Voyage"
Saturday Only—3rd Episide of
"The Miracle Rider"
Tim McCoy in
"Square Shooter"
Sun .and Mon. Aug. 18 and 19
Double Feature Program
"UNWELCOME STRANGER"
with Jack Holt
and Return Engagement by Demand
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
in
"CURLY TOP"
NOTE: Due to the fact that we
could not accommodate all who
wanted to see this marvelous picture,
we are pleased to bring this
back again.
News Cartoon
Toes, and Wed. Aug. 20 and~zT
"ORCHIDS TO YOU"
—with—
John Boles, Jean Mulr
Interesting Short Subjects Comedy
Thurs* Aug. 22 (One Day)
Double Frature
"LADIES LOVE DANGER"
—with—
Mona Barrle, Gilbert Roland
"MILLS OF THE GODS"
-With—
May Robson, Fay Wray
News Cartoon
Fri. and Sat. Aug. 23 and 24
"BROADWAY GONDOLIER"
-^with—
Dick Powell. Joan BlondeU
SATURDAY ONLY v
Episode 4 of "Miraote Rider"
with Tom Mix
"SMOKY SMITH"
with Bob Steele
ARE IN PRODUCTION
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and ready to make deliveries of
Haley, VenderPutten, Pinto, Beary,
Silvers, Carroll and Miss Bracht.
These ladles with the aid of others
are bending every effort toward making
this first card party a huge success.
STARLIGHT
THEATRE
ROUTE 22—PATTERSON
Eves 8:30—Thurs. Mat 3:00
ALL WEEK
Aug. 19 to 24
inclusive
"WOODEN
KIMONA"
A smile for every thrill and a hearty
laugh when danger seems closest.
i: AT WARNER BROS. D
PAIACE
Danbury
4 Days Beg. Sum, Aug. 18
CLARK GABLE
JEAN HARLOW
Wallace
BEERY
in
"China Seas''
3 Days Beg. Thu., Aug. 22
SYLVIA SIDNEY
HERBERT MARSHALL
In
"Accent on
VoW
All L imestone Products
LIMESTONE DUST
COMMON LIME
MARBLE DUST
BROKEN STONE
(IN ALL SIZES)
LIMESTONE FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES
Immediate Deliveries Can Be Made. Phone For Prices.
Putnam Quarries, he.
Formerly Patterson Quarries
Telephone Patterson 17 PATTERSON, N. Y.
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QUIET, DIGNrfil^ B ATMOSPHEiRE
THE BLUE BUBBLE
Route 22, one mile north of the Village of Brewster (Sodom)
Dancing Saturday and Sunday Evenings > \^
STEAK AND SPAGHETTI DINNERS
Finest Wine, Liquor and Brandy Stock in Putnam County
WILLIAM LYON McLAUGHLIN. Management Telephone Brewster 324 ,
When You Board The Train For
College Is Your
LUGGAGE
IN GOOD TASTE?
Week end Cases $1.84 up
Laundry Cases $1.00 up
Military Sets $1.95 up
Here You'lrt'ind an Exclusive Line of
LUGGAGE
IN A GRAND
BACKTO-SCHOOL SALE
Every Needed Item at Specially Reduced Pre-College Prices
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Steamer
TRUNKS
J 3.95 •*
Leather Zipper
CLUB BAGS
50.95 up
Leather Wallets (zipper) QCc
Fitted Cases $2-95 up
Wardrobe Genuine Leather
TRUNKS
$ 12 ,95up
Gladstones
$ ^ QC; up
6- 95
Zipper Brief Cases $1.00 up
Hand Bags, Umbrellas,
Key Cases, Manicure Sets
DANBURY LUGGAGE SHOP
We've Been Repairing Trunks, Leather Goods and Umbrellas for Over Twenty-five Years.
Pershing Bldg., Main and West Sts. Danbury, Conn. —>
BEAUTIFUL DINING SUITES
At A Fraction Of Former Cost
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Feature DeLury's August Sale
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Other Record-Breaking Values Such As
NINE - PIECE
MAHOGANY SUITE
$145.
formerly sold for $950
Every Rug
NINE
PIECES
DINING
SUITE
in
WALNUT
for
$
129
formerly
sold for
$ 225
NINE - PIECE
WALNUT SUITE
$139.
formerly sold for $990
In Our Large
STOCK Reduced 25%
C. DELURY Est
111-113 M«in St
Etubliih.d 1890
Tel.T34-R DANBURY, Conn.
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