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PAGE FOUR THE BREWSTER STANDARD—ESTABLISHED 1869 THURSDAY. JUNE 26, 1947 r QDbe JJretoster fttanbarb E. W. ADDIS ESTATE, Publisher MARJORIE L. ADDIS, Editor Published Weekly at Brewster, Putnam County, N, Y. Entered at the Post Office at Brewster as Second Glass Mall Subscription per year, $3.00; single copy Ten Cents THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1947 SHADING PARKING SPACE H. H. fyells Addresses Putnam Valley Class (Continued from Paare 1) newsnaper undisturbed. Oet your families to let you alone. Try to get In some reading about your work and for pleasure, so your conversation will be more interesting land your enjoyment greater by having Presumably lack of interested, active cooperation of business more to think about(and talk of. and political persons to provide adequate parking space for commut- Saturday evenings. ers and other all day parkers brought about the six month trial of General Curtis J it i i • t MI r n. ..... u»... V^AMIAI Next. I wish to warn you not to exmeters and parallel parking in the village of Brewster. How people jDect absonite fairness in this world. wish the opportunity to get the city lot adjoining the B r e w s t e r ' l ^ g ^ % ^ i * $ ^ Standard had been seized back in the good old Mayor Walker days. Curtla, the hero of the Battle of Port I Fisher in the Civil War. He lived on The present predicament may turn up a vigorous movement to secure. mint* Place, New York. He told me , . - , - , * , , •. . :. „•« a t «: AU-TM£ TIME. THIS WEEKS SPECIALS UNIVERAL VACUUM CLEANERS (Tank Type) 13 Attachments - 18 Ft. Cord $79.95 We Carry a Complete Line of ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES from ELECTRIC RAZORS and DQOR CHIMES to RE FRIGERATORS and RADIOS. LEAR RADIOS ome unkind Salvia's Delicatessen East Main Street, Brewster Tel. 940 FREE DELIVERY ~ See Us if You are Planning a Picnic WE CAN SUPPLY All Needs For Picnic Baskets — alsostatements I have pub- 1 lished. Do not be afraid to express an opposite opinion but follow my mother's advice. Sing Sing Of course you can sometimes soften a harsh statement. There was that women who wanted her family genealogy written and engaged a leading Journalist. She gave him the family Bible and old letters and old histories and he went to work. After a week he called the woman and said, "What am I going to do about your Uncle Ezra?" The woman said, "Well, what about Uncle Ezra?" The journalist said, "Oh, nothing, excejpt that he killed a man and was electrocuted at Sing Sing. I have ethical standards and must tell the truth." The woman said, "Weell, go ahead and tell the truth but be as nice about it as you can." When the book was printed the woman looked to see what the conscientious man had said about Uncle Ezra and she found this sentence: "Ezra Collins, the uncle of Sarah Collins, occupied the chair of applied electricity in fine of our leading State institutions and died in harness." Intolerance Next. Another good rule is to avoid intolerance. President MacCracken of Vassar spoke In White Plains several years ago on the intolerance of youth. Don't dislike oeople bacuse you don't wish to be thick with them. Think kindly of persons outside of your own group. Sensitive persons may feel hurt if you are not cordial. I do not believe in secret societies, especially in schools. I believe there are too many heart breaks. I belong to two, but doubt if I would loin again, the Masons and Zeta Psi. Peoole will group socially but there should be no secrecy. One girl in White Plains committed suicide because her sister wasn't taken into a sorority in school. Too much false value is put on secret societies. Respectable Sins • Next. Do not commit re8»*t*b1«» sins. At Great Barrington, Mass., I I heard an Episcopal minister preach on ', respectable sins. One of these sins I WAS being cross at breakfast.. I don't i believe we realize how sinful we are when we are unpleasant in our homes and quarrel at the table and tease. President Eliot Next. Think of vour manners. Always thank promptly by letter anyone doinw you a favor. In 1909 I heard President Eliot of Harvard speak on "Preparation For an Effective Life" at Hotcbkiss School in Lakeville, Conn. In the speech he said. "The next part of education for an effective life, which I want to speak about, is manners. It would be difficult to exaggerate the importance of manners with reference to an effective career in the world. Just the bearing of the body has great importance, in business, in the practice of a profession, in public speaking to any audience, educated or uneducated, to the masses of the peoole or to a select few. The mere bearing of the body is of great importance to your success in future life. Military education has an excellent feature of this sort. In all military schools the (Continued on Page 7) o—— The prehistoric woolly elephant didn't develop its woolly coat until the owning of an ice age gave him a need for it. o "Mv friends." said the campaign orator. "I am full of uncertainty." A number of people looked at one another and hoarselv whispered. "He must have been eating hash."—Phoney Phun. 1 Stienies Quarts BEER-ALE Cans LEGION and V. F. W. MAMMOTH CELEBRATION BREWSTER AD Next Week June 30lh (o July 5th 60 - Tons of Out-door Attractions - 60 Rides - Games - Fireworks Thousands in Awards including 1947Studebaker Save 2c to 1 Sc TO HELP PAY FOR Parking Meters Cigarettes, were 2 - 37c NOW 2 - 35c Cigarettes, carton, were 1.79 __.__NOW 1.69 French Ice Cream, Pt., was 40c. NOW 37c All 5c Candy and Gum is .... NOW 5c NOT 6c EXTRA SPECIAL Parkers Ink was 15c .....NOW 10c Parkers Ink was 25c — NOW 15c Anderson s Drug Store 36-38 MAIN ST.. BREWSTER. N. Y. Phones: 934 and 936 Because Cadillac's objective is quality—first and always—it is not necessary to compromise with any element of Cadillac goodness. There are no restrictions on those who design and build Cadillacssave to provide the finest personal transportation it is practical to produce. Consequently, Cadillac excels in all the things which make a motor car a joy to possess and a pleasure to drive.
THURSDAY, JUNE 26. 1947 THE BREWSTER STANDARD—ESTABLISHED 186?_ PAGE FIVE WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS ARE DOING On Wednesday night a small company gathered for a covered dish supper in Reed Memorial Chapel. "Why didn't I know about it?" is the rhetorical question of those who find the pace too swift even for theif^"desire to catch up with good home cooking. ——o The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick A. Coleman have left for Chicago where Mr. Coleman will attend the annual convention of Kiwanis International being held in that city from Sunday, June 29th until Thursday, July 3rd. As the president of the Putnam County Kiwanis he will represent it at the convention staying at the Bismark Hotel where all the delegates from New York State will t>e housed. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman plan a brief stay with relatives in Canada on the trip. O. Rundle Gilbert, auctiofleer of Garrison-on-Hudson, sold the contents of the Shove house on North Main Street yesterday afternoon. Buyers and spectators enjoyed every jninute of the day. Mr. Gilbert's tent set at ease any who suspected the weather might play tricks disastrous to hair-do and costume. Dealers of New York and Philadelphia arrived earlv a6 usual at an O. Rundle Gilbert sale. o Announcement is made of John Whitnev Irving's association with the Edear L. Hoag real estate agency. Mr. Irving, a graduate of Princeton University, has spent most of his early life on his father's Brewster estate (Spv Hill Farm). He served four years in the Army Air Forces, two years of which were spent* In the Africa-Middle East Theatre. About a year ago he was placed on inactive duty with the rank of Major, o PATTERSON Mrs. Emma C. Wright was a guest of Mrs. D. G. Ludlngton several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Spaulding, of Standlordville. N. Y.. were dinner guests on Sunday of his sister. Miss Esther Spaulding. _——— i Mr. and Mrs. Joseoh Weber of New Yor^ ^itv, were Sundav callers on Mr. and Mrs. T. Walter Birdsall. The regular meeting of the Grange was postponed on account of the manv graduation exercises, from this week to next Monday evening, June 30th. Mr. Edward Fitzpa trick and son, Eddie, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Evans in Danbury where his daughter ie staying while her mother is away. The community was deeply shocked by the sudden death of the popular milkman, Jack Henriques. who was killed in an accident to his car on the Danburv Road Friday evening about 7 o'clock. Excessive speed was blamed as the car ran up on a bank, struck a boulder and overturned. The driver was thrown out and so badly injured that he died on the way to the hospital without recovering consciousness. He was only 45 years old and was well liked by his many patrons here who sent a handsome floral piece to the funeral services held in the Catholic Church in Danbury on Monday morning as a token of their esteem. He is survived by two daughters and one son. It is probable that the milk route will be continued. On Monday evening the graduating class at the Carmel High School Included eight from Patterson: Jean Hampe, Joyce VanKeuren, Patricia Townsend, Carol Bloch, Howard Smith, Daniel Ludlngton, Laurence Nell and Haines O'Harn. Daniel Ludlngton was awarded a prize, for being the best athlete, and Howard Smith for doing the most for the school, and both of these young men received recognition for their work on the school paper during the year. o Protestant Children Need Foster Homes WORK by day or contract: Landscaping, trucking of top soil, sand and graveL Foundation masonry work. Handmade cement blocks for sale. Tel. 741 Brewster. Leo Glowney, 74 North Main St. 4tf ON-PREMISES LICENSE Notice is hereby given that License No. FB 1772 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer in Tinie's grocery store and restaurant, Fairfield Drive, Putnam Lake, Putnam County, New York, for on-premises consumption under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law. ' JOSEPH MIRAMONTES Brewster, N. Y. Dated June 26, 1947 Brewster, N. Y. 10p2 Special This Week Hot or Sweet Italian Sausage Swift's Premium 59 c lb CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Masonic Temple, Railroad Ave. Pawling, N. Y. O. B. REFRIGERATORS and Freezers for immediate delivery; also G. E. Radios, Vacuum Cleaners. M. J. Fischer A Son, 4 Progress St., Brewster. Tel. 654 or 572. 37tf ED MARTIN Main St., Brewster Phone 2556 Household Furniture Chests, Beds, Chairs, Davenports, Studio Couches, Dining Tables, China Closets, Dressers, Corner Cupboards, Wall Shelves, Shadow Boxes. Dressing Tables. Children's Chairs, Beds. Baby Carriages. Electric Washer, Oil Stoves, Oil Ovens, China Dinner Sets, Odd Lots. Vases, China, Glass, Antique, .Pottery. Old Glass and China Lamps. 65 Piece Crystal Glass Set. Colored Glassware, Goblets, Glasses, Vases. Lamps, Brass, Maple Dresser and Pin-Ups, China, Glass. General Electric Radio. Metal Novelties. READING NOTICES Tonight at 8:30 the Odd Fellows will entertain a public card party, o Miss Millie Fazzinga will spend two weeks vacation in Springfield and Paterson, N. J. o—'— Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Weill will be at their home at Brewster this week end to prepare for a long stay. o——— Mr. and Mrs. John B. Cutler, of Florida, have arrived at the Green Cabins for a long stay. Mr. and Mrs. John Eastwood have purchased a home at Ft. Meyer, Fla., where they expect to live after Dec. 1. Fishing Is a leading attraction. : o The Junior Catholic Daughters of America, Court Bernardine, 185, will hold a card party July 9 at the K. of C. Home. > GARDNER wanted, part or full time, CARMEL—Delightfully situated on Sunday Service 10:45 a.m. temporarily. Tel. 635 Croton Falls. lOtf 4 acre hillside, overlooking two lakes Sunday School \ 10:45 a.m. ARTHUR C. HAMILTON and country, in residential section, Testimonial meeting, the' first Wed Mrs. Herbert Turner has accepted, Real Estate and Insurance EXPERIENCED BABY SITTER, built 1941, a beautiful, fully insulated nesday of each months at 8:00 p.m. a position in Stamford, Conn., where TOWNERS, N. Y. mother of five now grown np, seeks home of 10 rooms, 4 baths, 6 bed All are cordially Invited to attend employment. Tel. 2124 Brewster. lOpl she spent last week. our services. Phone Patterson 8291 rooms, living room 27x17 with flre- Office: One mile east of Towners nlace; library 18x20 in knotty pine, FOR SALE—Reasonable, hot water Mrs. Hogan of Mount Kisco, Is vis o-*— bay window, open sun deck, butler's R. R. Station on Route 216 stove, pipe and connections. Box 3, iting her daughter, Mrs. Lester Pfahl pantry with dishwasher, spacious cab ON-PREMTSES LICENSE Tilly Foster, N. Y.. lOpl and family here. inets, marvelous kitchen, adjoining Sick Veterans Need Notice is hereby given that License PAINTING roofed terrace; master bed room 18x20, Mrs. Percy Hall, of Belleville, N. J., No. SB 167 has been issued to the Cards and Cigarettes First Class at Just Rates dressing room with 4 full length mir spent one day in town last week and undersigned to sell beer in Tonetta J. STONE, Tel. 8426 Carmel 10p2 rors, imported wall papers, removable called on numerous friends who were Lake pavilion, Brewster, Putnam windows, party room 30x15 satin wood pleased to greet her. The chairman of Camps and Hos County, New York, 'for on-premises FOR SALE: Chest of drawers, $12; finished walls, bar room rare black The Department of Public Welfare, pitals for the North Salem-Somers consumption under the Alcoholic Bev desk, $6; bookcase, $7; four matching cypress walls, laundry, steel and con Seward Robinson, having completed Carmel, N. Y., is In need of foster Branch of the American Red Gross, erage Control Law. chairs; blanket box; packing trunks crete boiler room, G. E. oil burner, his college studies for this year, has homes for a number of Protestant Mrs. Jeffry Nichol, has stated there is TONETTA LAKE CORP. 91 np. Tel. 584 Croton Falls. lOpl vapor vacuum heat, copper and brass left for Camp Sloan for two* months children. Anyone interested, please urgent need in veterans' hospitals for Frank C. Smith plumbing, inter-room phone system, where he Will serve as counselor. contact Mr. Ralph A. Smith, Commis playing cards and cigarettes. Anyone Brewster, N. Y. EXPERIENCED PAINTERS want city Water, 5 minutes walk to high sioner, Carmel 670.' wishing to contribute, please call Cro- Dated: June 18, 1947 ed. Good wages. Tel. 2458 Brewster. school and stoves. Priced to seR The many friends of Paul W. . — o ton Falls 667. Brewster, N. Y. 9o2 9p3 quickly. Townsend are glad to hear that he is DAY' CAMP NOTICE recovering nicely in St. Francis Hos : STANDING GRASS, 40 acres, some new seeded, on Ronte 22. Clifford pital from an operation performed last •Registration for Day Camp at Peach Sherwood. Tel. 808 Brewster. 9tf week and will be home again this Lake will be held Saturday afternoon, week. June 28th, from 3-5 p.m. in the base WASHING and Ironing done at ment of Brewster Library. n home. 206 E. Main St. Tel. 665 Brew- I window, modern The new cement block garage of The registration fee is $5.00. Boys GOOSSEN FURNITURE CO. inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Hopkins left ster. 80S > Philip Buxbaum is nearlng completion and girls from school age to 12 years last Sunday on a motor trip to Ann and contains -a convenient "grease are ellgibta. Arbor, Michigan, where they will spend 92-94 MAIN ST., BREWSTER. N. Y. ball" room as well as office and extra Camp opens July 7. Mrs. Sadie a few days with the O'Hern family. space for display of cars will be added Nagle, camp director, will be at the Tel. 2379 Mall and Phone Orders Accepted o later, also gas tanks. Mr. Buxbaum Library to give more information • on At Birch Hill Acres, the "former plans to build, a large porch on the Saturday. Murty estate, P. F. Beal and Sons, ar west side of his house making that o • — tesian well contractors, struck a flow the front entrance and more secluded of over 40 gallons per minute at 200 " CARD PARTY TOMORROW ' from the front street. " • ft. after a week's operation. Are Your Week End Guests Comfortable? o Vall's Park Association is all set to Miss Alma Ruth Ballard celebrated There was a large attendance of open the Summer card parties in the her fifth birthday on Monday, June parents and friends at the Union Community House.. The first meeting 23rd, with a family party at her home School last Friday evening for the is Friday night, June 27. Mr. Richard Goosscns have many of the items you will rieed on Turk Hill. On Wednesday she en- graduation of five members of the Hlnsh, Jr., chairman, will have bridge Joyed a trip to Playland with her par eight grade who were Joyce Clark, and pinochle with prizes and refreshents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Ballard, Lucy GHara, Alice Macartney, Arlene ments. Mattresses $19.95 up Outdoor Chairs $ 3.95 up and her playmate, Sonia Wolter Slocum and William Conklin. A com „ . tio Bloomerside, N. v Y„ -v Sat D.t and ..j Sun. o«« 0n, view, large living room, dining room 9o3lwUh bav w|ndoWt pood slw, kltche„, 2 SECOND-HAND WASHERS for sale. nice bed rooms, modern bath on first M. J. Fischer & Son 4 Progress Street, floor. .larre kitchen, flne living room, Tel. 654 or 572 Brewster. J 36tf 2 bed rooms and bath on second floor, 2 car parage, full basement oil hot- TRUCKING, local and long diswater boat, city water, copper plumbtance. Sand, Gravel and Wall Stone ing. A bargain at $11,250. for sale. Driveways repaired and filled. Call 748'Brewster. 5tf VA miles from Croton Falls staflon, on one secluded acre nicely set among FOR SALE—Used window frames, rare trees, shrubs and a beautiful gar complete with sash; interior doors; den, overlooking reservoir, is a 5 room bath tubs on legs, complete with fit all year home, full basement, garage, tings; lavatories, complete with fit hot water heat, good plumbing, spring tings; stairs. TeL 724 Brewster. 49tf water, large pdrch 11x44, 28 ft. livinr room with stone, fireplace, raftered ceiling, library. 2 bed rooms with closets, kitchen with wall closets and gas range. Asking $16,500. Mrs. Marv Hall, district nurse, has resigned her position to accept one as srhool nurse in Brewster this fall. She will, however, not leave town for Another year while her daughter is in hiah school and has rented the upstairs apartment in the remodeled George Chase house near the factory now owned by Jacob Bloch. We understand ' that the first floor apartment is also rented and that Mr. Bloch has now purchased the former William Cruthers house in the seme neighborhood for remodeling. » About thirtv of the H. A. G.'s with members of their families and friends held an en .lovable party at the Sloat cottaste at Whaley Lake last Thursdav evening to celebrate the completion of the nlay. Some enjoyed a swim while others preferred conversation and enjoyment of the delightful lakeside view and surroundings. Hot dogs were roasted over an outside firenlace and with rolls, coffee, cakes and cookies, mad* flne refreshments for all. Personal gifts were given to Miss Jones imd Miss Anderson and gifts of monev to those non-members who assisted in the play. The onlv near traeedy was the fate of Master Jamie Genovese who went uo earlv with his brother and mother for a.swim and after teeing dried and dressed. promDtlv fell In the water again before supper and tnlsftH the fun of the evening. CEILING fixtures and rlobes. used, 91.99 each. Goossen Furniture Co. Tel. 2379 Brewster. 19ol WILLIE'S STORE 76 N. Main St., Brewster Tel. 491 Launderette 8 Keeler St., Danbury, Conn 21 -Automatic-21 BENDIX Washing Machines 9 lbs 25c - 30 Minutes We do Blankets, Curtains,, , Slip Covers, Diapers For appointments phone Danbury 8-1442 L. C. FISH Owner and Manager Next Door to Main St. A 8 P and,Large Parking Lots Mergardt's Progress Market OPPOSITE U..S. POST OFFICE Frozen Food Lockers For Rent ATTENTION - Home Freezer Owners We have what you need to pack those Early Fruits and Vegetables Containers - Cellophane Bags - Paper • We Call a Full Line of FRUITS and VEGETABLES FRESH FROSTED FOODS CHAS. G. MERGARDT 8 SON Tel. 706 BATHING SUITS Misses' Bathing Suits $4.95 and $5.95 (New Styles) Children's Bathing Suits — —98c to $3-95 Men' Swim Trunks $1-95 and $2-95 Boys' Swim Trunks $1-00 and $1-95 Bathing Caps 25c to 95c Bathing SHoes r—*~r 79 c and 89 c a pair • New York Store 58 Main Street Brewster. N. Y. REFRIGERATOR for sale. Frostair Duplex combination box, 7 ft. cold wall refrigerator, plus 90 cube ice maker, plus 3*4 cu. ft deep freeze. Geo. Juengst & Sons. TeL 333 or 607 Croton Falls. 6tf PRIVATE SALE Beginning Jane 26. Antique and Modern Glassware, Limoges, Wedgewood, Royal Ducal and Willow China; also also bric-a-brac. Call Thursday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons; Mrs. Albro Travis, 26 North Main Street, Brewster. - . 9tf PURDYS—7 room white colonial house on 3/4 of an acre, At condition, bath and lavatory, automatic oil heat, screened porch, garage, near school and stores, 5 minutes walk to station. Immediate occupancy. Price $11,000. Swenson. TeL 605 Croton Fulls. 9o2 AN OPPORTUNITY Several owners of Putnam and Dutchess County estates offer approved buyer at VERY LOW PRICES 5 to 20 acre parrels of their choicest lands. Inquiries solicited. EDGAR L. HOAG, 320-5th Ave., New York City. Phone 2595 Brewster, N. Y. 8o4 TRUCK BODY for sale, rack type. All good oak planks. TeL 2051 Brewster. 9p2 EXTRA SIZE WORK PANTS, sizes 44-50, for sale at $4.95. Buck Se Van Scoy, Brewster, N. Y. Otf WANTED — LONG LEASE on large unfurnished house by Christian family, all adults. P. O. Box 247, Rye, N. Y. 9p5 BILLIARD TABLE, Victrola, G. E. Ironer, 'Baby carriage, Wood Stoves with fittings. CaU 2093 Brewster after 6 ji.m. 9tf BREWSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY May B. Hancock. Librarian Open Dally Except Sunday 2:30 to 6 pan. and 7 to 9 p.m. 10:30 to 12 m. Saturday SLOATS FUNERAL SERVICE Licensed New York and New Jersev Fmhainwir and Undertaker TeL 570 408 Carmel FOR SALE—Gas water heaters, refrigerators and ranges for bottled gas. Berk Refrigeration Sales & Service. TeL 6033 ML Kisco. 39 tf FOR SALE — Bntter churns, both hand and electric, in suitable sizes np to six gallons of cream at one churning. De Laval Sales St Service. Inc. Poughkeepsie. N. Y. 38tf * J. RALPH TRURAN INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE TeL 2064.' Coarsen Bldg. APARTMENTS. HOUSES. FARMS ALFRED n. VORES. Jr. General Carpenter Work Repairing A Specialty No Job Too Small 29 Prospect St.. Brewster 2008 FRlGiDAIKE SERVICE Authorised, Dependable PUTNAM APPLIANCE SALES and SERVICE TeL 686 Day — 401 Night Main St, Brewster, N. Y. 13tf CARD OF THANKS—We wish to express our sincere **"»«'"' to neighbors and friends and to the Legionnaires who gave us their sympathy and assistance ' at the time of the death of Edward P. Reed. Mrs. May Reed and Mrs. Blanche Heinchon CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere thanks to all who were so kind to us during our recent bereavement. Mrs. J. F. Keough Mrs. Ferdinand Guss Mrs. Alfred Negrey Miss Genevieve Keough CARMEL—New 4 room insulated rustic summer/ cottage on beautiful grounds of Hill and Dale Club, private beach, fishing, bathing, boating, modern bath and kitchen, large living room, stone fireplace, 2 bed rooms, flagstone natio, nicelv set on 150x200 among flne birch .and maples. $6,900. Have also Cottage for rent for month of July In Hill and Dale Club. $250.00. WALTER G. LUDEWIG Realtor, Carmel, N. Y. Carmel 2136. Always Open USED WESTINGHOUSE Vacuum Cleaner $15.00. Inquire Goossen Furniture Co., Inc., Tel 2379 Brewster. lOol TO RENT—5 rooms and bath apartmint outside of Brewster, walk to station, heat furnished. $70.00 a month, 3 yr. lease. Thomas C. Grimes Co. TeL 701 Brewster. lOtf PART or Full Time Positions open to men or women, $2.00 to $3.00 per nr. immediate earnings while in training. Call Patterson 3308 Inserra after 8 p. m. ^ lOpl DAY NURSERY Nursery School to be held during summer months. Ages of children from four to six years. Any one interested call Mary Palmer, 2565 Brewster. 10p2 FOR SALE—100 laying pullets, one yr. old; 2 cows, calves at side; one first calf heifer due next month; one John Deere tractor on rubber, 2 plows, cultivator, spring tooth harrow, snow plow, corn chopper. Call 575 Brewster. lOpl WANTED—Reliable woman as attendant to assist with care of retarded boys in small private boarding school. 40 miles from Manhattan. Write giving age, reference and salary expected. Bailey Hall, Katonah, N. Y. lOol FOR SALE—New Bungalow, prewar material, 5 rooms, bath and shower first floor, one room upstairs, full cellarp insulated, hardwood floors, garage, good high location, over acre, walk to station, school bus passes door. Immediate occupancy, sacrifice, $9,700. TeL 2297 Brewster. lOol NOTICE EDGAR L. HOAG. specialising for many years in Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess County real estate, announces that John Whitney Irving. Maple Road. Brewster, is now associated with his office. His uhone number is Brewster 2355. Mr. Hoag's number Brewster 2595. Offices 320 - Fifth Avenue, New York City. lOol DAY CAMP Boys and Girls, ages 3 to 11; daily exceut Sunday, 9 a.m. to 12 and 2 p.m. to 5:39: full activity program with qualified staff, under highly experienced directorship; private lake with gently sloping sandy beach; spacious grounds. conmlete facilities: full ^season only (July and August.) Phone Brewster 642 at noon or after 6 p.m. BOATS FOR SALE 1941 GAR WOOD SKI)AN. 20' 6" powered with 115 H.P. Cnrvsler Crown. Completely refinished inside and outside like new. NEW INBOARD MOTOR BOATS from $695 up. Largest display of boats in Connecticut. THE LAKE MARINE BASE. Inc., Candlewood Isle Causeway. Route 39, New Fairfield, Conn. TeL 4747J2 Danbury. 10©1
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