"East Haven't "East Haven's Own Own Newspaper" ITbe £aet Haven Citisen Newspaper" VOL. I., No. 17 EAST HAVEN, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1937 PRICE 5 CENTS Stone Church Local Post Passes Baptises 13 PROMINENT IN FIRST GRADUATION OF E.H.H.S. Inspection Service

Last Sunday Children's Day was The National Headquarters of the held at the morning service of the American Legion has originated an Old Stone Church. Thirteen chil­ inspection service to check the ac­ dren were baptized by Dr. Edwin tivities of all posts and ascertain D. Harvey, interim pastor of tlie whether or not they are on their church, with the aid of Mr. E. A. toes. This inspection is divided in­ Cooper, senior deacon. to five main groups as follows:— The children baptised were as fol­ Post Organization, 10 items; Mem­ lows: Paula Gale Andrews, daugh­ bership, 5 items; Americanism, 3 ter of Mr." and Mrs. Paul A'ndrews; iteriis; Community Service, 12 Jerry Gordon and Joyce Irma Olson, items; and Miscellaneous, 9 items. ton Johnson, and Henry John In all there are 61 questions which Martin Olson; Robert Christopher must be answered and all these rep­ Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril resent individual moves and activ­ Wood; Carol Wilson and Audrey ities for the benefit of the Post and Jane Redtield, daughters of Mr. and the town at large. Mrs. Leslie Redfield; Clifford Fred­ The Harry Bartlett Post, No. 89, erick, Marilyn Lois and Norma American Legion, of East Haven, Miller De Wolf, son and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. De Wolf; passed the test with a score of Thomas George Bowden, son of Mr. practically 100 per cent, the only ac­ and Mrs. Alfred Bowden; Douglas tivities not scheduled being rated Bowden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug- as not effecting the efficiency of the , las Bowden; Dorothy Shaw John­ organization. The Post has no son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mil- junior baseball team, no musical or­ ' ton Johnson, and Henry John ganization and does not have any Graver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry special initiation for new members. J. Graver. The Post is to be congratulated upon the e.xcellent showing made. Previous to the baptism, Mr. Wallace Coker, clerk of the church, read the letter of acceptance of the S. A. L. Hold Rev. Wm. H. Nicolas, as pastor of the Old Stone Church Convention S. P» Bradley At Hartford Succumbs At 78 (From The Hartford Courant) The first separate convention of Col. Seymour P. Bradley, 78, the Sons of the American Legion member of an old East Haven fam­ in the state of Connecticut will be ily, died Monday in Middletown. held in Hartford, Saturday, June 19, Thg. body is now at Beecher and with Detachment Commander E. Bennett's, awaiting afrangtm'erits Gilbert Martino in charge,. ,oi ar­ for the funeral, which will not be rangements. ' ; held for five days after his death ac- The convention will open at ,9 a. 'cording to instructions given by m. at the State Capitol, with John, him. J. Baird in charge of registration. Colonel Bradley was the son of At 10 a. m. an inspection of the the late Charles William Bradley The above students took a prominent part in the Graduation and Class Day Exercises of the East State Capitol will take place with a tour of the entire building. The and the late Sarah L. Tyler'^Bradley. Haven High School during the past week. convention will be called to order by His father was a blacksmith in East Reading left to right: Robert Johnson, Class president; Robert Hartman, vice-president; Slyvia Detachnjent Commander Martino in Haven 60 years ago. The Bradley Abrams, secretary; Alfred Dohna, treasurer; Merritt Thompson, chairman Class Day Committee; Harry homestead was located on the Hall of the House of Representatives Kiernan, chairman Class Dance Committee; Truman Surprenant, chairman Class Ring Committee; Ralph at 11 a. m. andi the boys will be ad­ northwest corner of the present Flynn, chairman Class Motto Committee; Daphne Young, chairman Class Flower Committee; Elwood Eastlawn Cemetery. Colonel. Brad­ dressed by Department Commander Scobie, chairman Class Gift Committee; Grace Rocco,Editor-in-Chief of Class Book; and Gordon Stevens, William J. Miller of the American ley's father held many offices of Business Manager of C'^'s Book. trust here such as postmaster, se­ Legion and other prominent citi­ lectman, justice of the peace, mem­ zens. A box lunch will be served ber of the Board of Education, and Christ Church by members of Rau-Locke Au.xiliary chairman of the Democratic town BREVITIES 7 Local Students at 12:30. The Squadrons, following committee. Presents Festival luncheon, will form on the Capitol grounds for a parade which will be Educated in East Haven schools The Harry R. Bartlett Post, 89, Graduate From reviewed at the City Hall by Mayor and a graduate of Hillhouse Hjgh American Legion, will hold their an­ Tomorrow, June 19, the Christ Spellacy and other city officials. School, Colonel Bradley entered the nual outing on Sunday, August 8. N. H. High School Episcopal Church will hold a Straw­ Following the parade exercises will Sheffield Scientific School in the The Sunday School of the ' Old berry Festival and Food Sale in con­ be held at the Shell in Bushnell class of 1883. He studied civil en^ Stone Church will hold their annual Seven East Haveners graduated nection with the 148th Anniversary Park. They will include massing of gineering but did not graduate. He picnic at Lighthouse Point Park on from New Haven High School of the Church. It will be held on colors, salute to the flag, and re­ later became a teacher in the U. S. Saturday, June 19.. Trolley cars will last evening, June 17, with a the grounds of the Rectory, 60 High marks from distinguished guests. Military Academy at Wes, , t . Point„, , I leave the Church corner at 9:30 a.m. class of 1100, in the Arena. They Street, from 3:30 p. m. to 6 p. m. If After these, exercises there will be New York and also taught m New, ^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^ g p^ T,,^ {g^^ture are: Miss Lois Miller, of 63 it rains it will be held in the Rec­ a Drum Corps exhibition by Sons of tory. York State. of the day will be a baseball game Bradley Avenue; Miss Marjorie the Legion Corps. He was a member of David Hum­ between the married and single Burgess, of 18 Bartlett Road; The combined organizations of the phreys Branch No. 1, Sons of the men. Miss Jean Rowland, of 383 Church are sponsoring this affair to­ Prizes are to be awarded to the American Revolution. He was the Thompsori Avenue; Miss Evelyn gether with the .president of each best appearing squadron in the line last surviving member of the family. The choir of Christ Episcopal Thompson, of 99 Frank Street; association heading the committee. of march, for the best alKLegion A sister. Miss Antoinette Bradley, Church will sponsor a card party Mr. Allan CMsholm, of 64 Brad­ Everyone is welcome to come, so Junior drum corps, for the best Le­ who resided with him at 32 Burwell on Thursday, June 4, at the home ley Avenue; Mr. Jack Colbum, of turn out one and all. gion sponsored junior drum corps, Street, died several years ago of Miss Charlotte Sperry, of 202 32 Cosey Beach Avenue, and the best drum major, to the best all- His ancestry goes back to some of Hemingway Avenue, at 8 p. m., the Donald and Robert Peat, of lawn of Doctor Brinley in High Legion junior drum corp in compe­ the earliest families of East Haven,. proceeds to be used toward repaire South End Road. Street. Among the many interests tition and the best Legion'sponsored Branford and Saybrook. The Brad-'to the church organ. The commit- Congratulations. will be a food sale, music, entertain­ junior drum corps in competition. lev family was for years connected tee is as follows: Mrs. George ment, refreshments and door prizes. The same rules will apply as at the with Christ Church. Colonel Brad- Evarts, Mrs. Harold Boyd and Miss meet during July and August, but Mrs. Forrest E. White, of Kimber- department convention. ley served for many years at Christ Charlotte Sperry. will resume meetings in September. ly Avenue, spent the past week in Church as a vestryman, and there p^^ ^^^Q ii„g\ meeting of the sea- Boston, Mass., attending the re­ • There will be a meeting of the Habits of Beavers is a window on the east side of the son of Momauguin Lodge, No. 138, Library Board on Tuesday, June 22. union of her class of 1919 of the When beavers are tv/o years old church which is a memorial to mem­ Boston City Hospital. A. F. & A. M., Monday evening, a There will be a meeting of the they are driven from the family bers of the Bradley family. Master Mason degree will be con­ territory. This forced emigration oc­ Board of Selectmen and the Board Prairie Plant Is Compass curs in the spring, just previous to ferred, after which those present will of Finance this evening. repair to the Legion Building for a If you are ever lost out on the the birth of the young to the parents. Pipe Liine Crosses Desert The children of High, Sanford and praries a compass plant will help As a consequence of this, a beaver An oil pipe line 1,200 miles long, social. you. In exposed places its base colony is necessarily limited to a from Iraq (Mesopotamia) crosses Sidney streets and Tattle Place, will leaves stand upright with their' The East Haven Business and Pro­ maximum of 14 animals, since lit­ the desert to feed Britain's navy sponsor their tlu"rd annual outdoor edges pointed approximately north ters of more than six young are on the Mediterranean. fessional Men's Association will not party on Friday, June 25, on the and south. tare. m

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OUR What's What In ICbe East lOaven Cfttsen BOOK" CASE BUILDING ORGANIMTIONS E. H. H. S. Track Team Concludes Its First Season A Weekly Newspaper by CONSTRUCTION! IWISS LOTTIE E. STREET An open forum for the discus-1 Established 1937 Librarian Highland P. T. A. sion and explanation of con- j struction and material problems ] Team To Return Next Year, Minus Stevens This week fhe last of the gram­ Hagaman Memorial Library By Walter R. Shiner HIGH SCHOOL CHRIST CHURCH TO GRAHAM H. SHINER mar school Parents-Tpacher Asso­ Copperthite. Reg. Architect, State of Conn. ] ciations makes its debut in the High­ Editor and Publisher A ispring Lilt NOTES land School P. T. A. It was or­ OBSERVE 148th ANNIV. Through the silver mist By Gordon Stevens, Sports Editor Telephone 4-2293 ganized in 1932, at which lime Mrs. Small House Economy (Continued) Of the blossom-spray Closing Day Exercises Edwin Priest was its first acting The vacuum-vapor heating sys­ The East Haven High School Haven and Bruce and Stevens were SOCIETY FORMED IN 1788 265 Main Street East Haven, Conn. Trill the orioles: list The three eighth grades of the president. They-meet on the first tem is more flexible than other heat­ track team competing for the first next with 10 points each. To their joyous lay! High School, Union, Tuttle and Ger­ Tuesday of the month and boast a ing systems, and has many ad­ time in the Housatonic Champion­ A victory over Milford will throw "What in ail the world, in all the rish will hold their graduation exer­ Advertising Rates On Request membership of 50. Miss Mary vantages over them, including econ­ ships, defeated Branford, Milford, the league into a three-way tie with world," they say, cises in the high school auditorium Cunningham is honorary president. omy of operation. Tlie system Seymour, and gained for itself an Derby, East Haven and Seymour. "Is half so sweet, so sweet, is half this afternoon at 2:00 p. m. The prevailing officers are a's fol­ operates on vapor which arises be­ enviable reputation. In the trials for Derby is leading the league. Friday, June 18, 1937 so sweet as May?" The exercises are as follows: lows: Mrs. Theodore Peters, presi­ fore the water reaches the boiling the one hundred yard dash both Derby 8, East Haven 3 Group of songs by chorus—"1-in- dent; Mrs. Richard Casey, vice- point at a pressure of 8 ounces or Bruce and Bahnsen gained first "June! Junel June!" In a game that seemed to have a landia," Sibelius; "Southern Med­ president; Mrs. Robert Urquhart, less, whereas a steam system op­ place without much effort. When Low croon jinx for East Haven, saw the locals ley," "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," secretary a;nd Miss Anna Didow, erates on from one to 5 lbs. pres­ they were summoned to the post for The brown bees in the clover." go down to defeat. Derby scored "Go Down Moses." treasurer. sure. the finals,they faced the best that Bishop Abraham Jarvis, by north. and an attraction for sightseers, it ashamed of his dad's picture, he the townies were able to get to Martyrs, as well as to those whose 8:00 a. m. Holy Communion. this is the easiest method and made it necessary to stop or suffer formance in physical education. file second Bishop of Connecticut, is also an important government stole into' the attic and hid it. Sawyer for 15 safe blows. The two memorials are visible in stained- station with meteorological observa­ 11:00 a. m. Morning Prayer and stands wear the best. It is now recg- grave consequences. Notes dedicated the Church, setting it •But his actions didn't escape his DeFillippo boys did the heavy hitting glass, silver and brass and oak.' lutcruatloniil Peace Garden tions and wireless telegraphy. The Sermon by the Rector. nized that bronze, especially alum­ Captain Robert Copperthite in a A large number of students are suspicious wife. That night while for the townies, getting eight hits apart as a place of worship. At two The International Peace Garden height of the tower is 984 feet. 5.00 p. m. Vesper Service—clos­ inum is ah insulator and therefore a mighty effort to score in the stren­ planning an outing to Rye Beach on different | periods additions were Christ Church is a link in the great he slept, she slipped up to the attic between them. is located on the boundary line be­ ing rally of Church School. (Christ heat loss. This condition along uous discus event, wrenched his Saturday, June 18. Mr. Albert Knox made to the original building. In Episcopal chain encircling the world, tween the United States and Can­ and found *he mirror. "Hum-um," East Haven Faces Saybrook Sunday Church and Momauguin branches) with tile idea of harmonizing the side. Bill Thompson, competing for has made arrangements for transpor­ 1845 the "Queen Anne" tower was which started in Jerusalem, entered ada. It contains 2,200 acres of roll­ Area of Turkey she said looking into it, "so that's color of the radiator with the wood­ the first time, made the State's best East Haven will play their eighth tation. Several of the Faculty will added and in 1867 the church was Britain in the first century and ing hills, fertile, and wood-covered, Turkey has a total area of 294,- the old hag he's been chasin'." game of the season in the Shore Line go. crossed the Atlantic to establish a and dotted with lake^j Part of it 492 square miles of which 9,257 MOMAUGUIN work, is responsible for the trend weight men throw to new records completed to its present capacity. lies in North Dakota, part In Mani­ League at Saybrook Sunday after­ very vital devotional and spiritual are in Europe and 285,231 are in The meaning of the word "col­ toward painting radiators. before he was vanquished. The Sophomore Class recently The Church stands a monument toba. Knights of Pythias Hall noon. part of the Christian life of America. Asia.. lision" was being explained by the (To be concluded) The High School track team has conducted a roller skating tourney 9:30 a. m. Morning Prayer and Jimmy Moore, who has borne the teacher to the class. concluded its first year of existence at Mansfield Grove. The class also Sermon. with a record that very few schools brunt of the pitching burden for the 413 Foxon Park 1-5 "A collision," she said, "is when The Gyro Compass arranged and enjoyed a social last "Cootie" From "Eooutez." FIRE ALARM 10:45 a. m. Cliurch School. with extended careers can claim. townies this summer, will again be The'word "cootie" of trench war One Blast—Fire Warden two things come together unexpect­ The gyro compass that is used on Friday evening. Miss Daisy Geenty the. bridge of ocean liners is a wheel This is more remarkable when it is on the mound. Morris, one of the days is said to have originated when KEMPTER DAIRY One Blast after Box Alarm—Re­ edly." was in charge of both. Answered by weighing 60 pounds and revolving at considered that the boys had no leading twirlers in the circuit, will a French soldier, holding one up to call ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S Immediately a small boy jurnped The members of the senior class an American began explaining It District Location Company the rate of 6,000 revolutions a min­ track upon which to practice. But probably do the elbowing fqr Say­ 12 Main and Hemingway 1-3 Two -Blasts at 7.00 P. M.— Test up and said: "Please, teacher, ute. Its principle was adopted from assembled in the gym last Wediies- with "Ecoutez," meaning "Listen," Milk & Cream Masses 7, 8:30, 10, 11:00 a. m. patiently every day the boys ap­ brook. 13 Main and Saltonsall 1-3 Call we've had a collision at our hQuse." the gyro tops used by children. It day evening for a senior social but the American, not knowing peared to. subject themselves to French, thought he named the little DELICIOUS 14 Hemingway and Tyler 1-3 Two Blasts—House Call, Com­ ;'Whafever do you mean?" always points to the true north. party. Harry Kiernan was in charge. training under the coaching of iVlr. NOTICE pest, and a "cootie" it became. 15 Hemingway and Dodge .. .1-3 pany No. 1 "Well, mother just had twins." Music was furnished by Joe Tansey CHOCOLATE MILK MOMAUGUIN Matthew Tierney, Dean of boys in Will the manager of the "Old Tim­ 16 Dodge and Prospect 1-3 , Two Blasts Repeated Three Times and his orchestra. Mass 9:30 a. m. GIFT OF A FRIEND the High School. The nucleus has ers" ball team please get in contact Telephone 8-1790 121 Tliompson and Tyler 1-3 —Out-of-Town Call ' A big buck Indian had just or­ been formed and next year should with Manager Anderson of the Two Blasts at 7:30 A. M.—No dered a ham sandwich at a drug Of Biblical Land of Goshen High Street 123 Thompson and Frank 1-3 find East Haven carrying the cham­ townies, so he can make arranage- 0lh Pribge School in A. M. counter and was peering between The location of the bilical land of 124 Dodge and French ...... 1-3 SHORT BEACH ments for the contest? East Haven, the slices of bread when' he turned EAST HAVEN AND pionship career it initiated this year. Goshen cannot, be positively identi­ Conn. 131 Kirkham and Bisliop ..... 1-3 Two Blasts at 11:30 A. M.—No Mass 10:00 a. m. ^atfeage ^tore and said to the waiter, "Ugh, you With the exception of Gordon fied, but it lay somev/here on the 132 Bradley Ave. and Tyler ..1-3 School in P. M, eastern border of Egypt. The Egypl A Conservative Line —ADVERTISE IN THE CITIZEN— slice the ham?" /THE HIGHSCHOOL" Stevens and Robert Copperthite the Belsa Inliablts East Africa 141 Main and Qerrish 1-3 Four Blasts—House Call, All Com­ on our maps, however. Is not the Of team of Ed Bruce,. Al Bahnsen, Rob The yard-long horns of the beisa panies The waiter replied, "Yes, I sliced Egypt of the Pharaohs. Ancient 142 Gerrish and Burr .... 1-3 ST. BERNADETTE'S may have given rise to the ancient ALES — WINES the ham." New Haven Motor Sales Biichele; Ed Munson, Al Beebe, Geo. Egypt consisted only of the Nile 143 Cliarter Oak and Haines ..1-3 Company No. 3 to Cover No. I Morris Cove fable of the unicorn. Seen in pro­ Incorporated Mild, Gordon Brown, Frank i.ecza, valley, the Fayum and the Delta—a LIQUORS The 151 Main and Charter Oak ... .1-3 House on Boxes No. 31-32-34-312- "Ugh," grunted the Indian, "you file, the beisa appears to have a Geo Blanch will return next year. long narrow strip of land watered BEER 313-43-412-413. Masses 9:00, lO-.'M a. m. darn near miss 'em." USED CAR DEPARTMENT single horn growing out of his fore­ 161 Main -and Boston 1-3 each year by the inundations of the New CALVERT GIN on Sale head, like the mythical unicorn. The Goodrich Oil Burner 21 Main and High ...... '.1-3 JWOMAUOUIN PHONE 8-1658 Nile river. The land of Goshen was Telephone 4-2286 East Haven was defeated in tfack beisa inhabits East Africa from the 23 Main and Forbes PI 1-3 Box located somewhere between th e 197 Main Street \r Meaning of Letters £ s. d. 347 Crown Street 49-50 by Branford ^Vednesday. Cop­ Sudan to the southern part of the Mfg. Co. 24 Main and Kimberly 1-3 3 Cosey Beach f,iiglne House The Seven Oeady Sins Delta and the Isthmus of Suez, not East Haven^ Conn. The seven deadly sins are pride, The letters £ s. d. stand for the s New Haven, Conn. perthite lead with 11 points for East continent. 212 High and Kimberly 1-3 4 Cosey Beach at Palmetto Trail Italian words lire (pounds), soldi In ancient Egypt proper, though it Carrier Air Conditioning avarice, lust, anger, envy, gluttony was under the jupisdiction of the System 213 Forbes and Sidney 1-3 5 Bradford Manor Engine House (shillings), and denari (pence,) de­ and sloth. These are often personi­ Edwards "tenderized" Pharaohs. 214 Kimberly and Pardee 1-3 6 South End Road, Near Hobson fied in medieval literature. rived from the Latin words libra, Get Your PORTLAND CEMENT Carrier Commercial Bolidus, denarius. The terms, says klttr JR. ^Ijmcr Refrigeration 31 Dyke Road and Hill St. ... 1-4 Street MARSHMALLOWS Pearson's London Weekly, were in­ WINTER FUEL 32 Dyke Road and Meadow .. 1-6 13 Cosey Beach Ave., near Or- REG. ARCHITECT Curls on Head of Buddha Simplex Commercial troduced into England by the Lom­ 10c a Pound The Great Buddha at Kamakiura, Grain and Feed 34 Mansfield Point 1-2-4-6 Mond Court Conversation Counts State Of Connecticut OIL CONTRACTS Oil Burners A child, a young man, an old bard merchants. Lb. is short for Japan, wears 830 curls upon Its 312 Momauguin ; 1-2-4 While They Last Goodrich Domestic Is: 14 Cosey Beach Ave., West of man, any one is better able to hold libra, a pound, and the plural in PHONE 4-2293 Today majestic head; these curls, accordr 313 South End Road and Marion Road English should really have no "s," Oil Burner* w his own In the battle for work, for Room 8 Branford Oil Burners ing to legend, represent snails which A. W. FORBES Cosey Corner 1-2-4 16 South) End Road, opposite Far- friends and for personal security if being simply lb. the same as the once crawled upon the original deity All Grades ofVuel Oil singular. ' METCALF^S I 41 North High to Qranniss ..1-3 view Cottage he Is able to hold his own conver­ 265 Main Street Installed to shelter his bald head from the Tel. 4-1198 Service for all makes of sationally. East Haven. sun. Burner 42 Laurel St. 1-3 One Ring 7:30 A. M., No School Conn. EAST HAVEN COAL CO. Drug Store, Inc. 43 Bradley St 1 in A. M. The United Illuminating Co. will Incorporated Take advantage of the Fathers 53 Sanford Street 106 Whalley Ave., N. H. J 412 No. High from Grannis St. One Ring 11:30 A. M., No School FOR RESULTS ADVERTISE IN tell you about their electric range Build With Properly Prepared 282—284 Main Street 273 MAIN STREET Day offers in this week's advertise­ East Haven, Conn. Tel. 8-4106 and Foxon Center 1-5 in P. M. — THE CITIZEN — at any time. Plans And Specification. East Haven, Conn. ments. PAGE FOUR THE EAST HAVEN CITIZEN, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1937,

Lake Magadt Golden Gate Fair Extends Welcome Lake Magadi, situated near the THE HIT PARADE Fred Astaire extinct volcanA Kilimanjaro in East Africa is thirty miles long and eight Wedniesday, June 16 At Capitol wide. It is fed by waters carrying 1. September in the I^ain. the soda in solution. As soon as the "Shall We Dance," with Fred water runs into the Take, the sun 2. Carelessly. Astaire and Ginger Rogers, the mus­ evaporates it, leaving a precipitate 3. Never in a Million Years. ical everyone has been waiting for, of soda, and the deposit accumulates will play the Capitol Sunday, Mon­ faster than it can be removed. 4. It Looks Like Rain in Cherry Indians Used Fcrfunics Blossom Lane. day and Tuesday of the coming week. The story concerns a young The Biackfeet Indians of oiden 5. There's a Lull in My Life. days used a number of perfumes, American dancer (Fred Astaire) in 6. Sweet Leilani. sweet grass being the most popu­ love with a Yankee revue favorite lar among the women. They also 7. Where Are You. (Ginger Rogers). In one number used beaver musk, red cedar, pUnk 8. Sail Boat in the Moonlight. Miss Rogers and Mr. Astaire present from the cottonwood tree, buds 9. The Love Bug Will Bite You a novelty dance on roller skates. £rom the balsam poplar and dried Edward Everett Horton and Eric blossoms of dog fennel and meadow If you Don't Watch Out. rue. 10. Blue Hawaii.. Blore need no introduction as the supporting cast. On the same program is "The -REAL ESTATE- Alan Who Found Himself," with p A PITOf John Beal and Joan Fontaine. A ^-^ THEATER *-• Attachments single and newsreel round out the 271 IVIain Street East Haven Bessie L. Gregg to George Bat- program. Friday, Saturday; June 18, 19 tista. Building Permits FOR A SUPPER OR MIDNIGHT TAXI Mr. Harold Holbrook, Meadow MIDNIGHT SNACK with BRIAN DONLEVY Streeet, cottage, $1,000. and FRANCES DRAKE Howard Frank, Dodge Avenue, 1 Drop Into The —also— family house, $4,000. Foreclosures PANORAMA THE GIRL FROM Henry H. Beach to American Standing before a giant facsimile of the great seal of the state of BY-THE-SEA Bank & Trust Co. California at Sacramento, Zee Dpll Lantis, pretty 1939 Golden Gate In­ SCOTLAND YARD ternational exposition "pirate girl," extends an all-embracing gesture DINING and DANCING Mortgages of welcome to California visitors and an invitation to walk the gang­ With KAREN MORLEY Milton Lewis Anderson, et ux., to plank leading to "Treasure Island," site of the exposition in San Fran­ Choice Liquors Lampson LumberCo., Inc. cisco bay. 206 Cove Street Saturday BANK NIGHT Catherine M. Farrell to N. H. Pro­ Morris Cove N. H. Sun. Mon. Tues., June 20—22 gressive Building & Loan Assoc. FRED ASTAIRE William E. Faugno to Morris Plan The Hat-Box Grandma's Cook Book Bank. GINGER ROGERS In Arthur W. Roberts, et ux., to First The Coronation Halo Most any kind of pie is popular Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. Just now the "Coronation Halo" Mansfield Grove SHALL WE DANCE among the men, and so this week with Edw. Everett Horton Arthur W. Roberts, et ux., to is very much in the lead and in we give you a very delicious pie also— Lampson Lumber Co., Inc. great demand. They are ^shown in recipe. John Bealj Joan Fontaine In Quitclaims so many, many models and colors, Cocoanut Caramel Pie Roller Skating , Neils S. Jensen to Margaret J. that practically any age can find (All measurements are level) THE MAN WHO Tucker. one suitable. Millinery made with Three-fourths cup sugar Every Afternoon Margaret J. Tucker to Neils S. headsize bands makes them fit per­ Five tablespoons flour FOUND HIMSELF Jensen. fectly. One-fourth teaspoon salt and V/ed. Thurs., June 23, 24 The halo hats are made of tucked, Anna Olson to Dell M. Olson. Two cups milk Evening Except Norma Shearer - Leslie Howard Roosevelt Loan Co. to Domenick ribbed, plaited and corded soft silk Three egg yolks (slightly beaten) Gambardella. crepe and taffeta. They are so soft, One-third cup sugar caramelized Sunday Night Bernard P. Kopkind to George J. that they are most pleasingly be­ One tablespoon butter ROMEO & JULIET Horwitz. coming. Some are trimmed with One-half teaspoon vanilla also— Realese of Mortgages jewels and some with twisted rib­ One baked 9-inch pie shell The Largest And Finest Step Lively Jeeves Howard Avenue Coon Club to bon. One-half cup cream, whipped and Rink In New England Catherine Farrell. Some of the better types have j sweetened with "ARTHUR TREACHER Delia Heeren Morrison to Alfred two or three fitted bands across the' One-half cup cocoanut Hurlburt. top from front to back, with open­ LADIES GIFT NIGHTS Combine sugar, flour and salt in AI Corey, Mgr. Lampson Lumber Co., Inc, to ings to show the hair. top of double-boiler. Add milk and Also Selected Short Subjects Arthur W. Roberts, et ux. These little halos are nice for rid­ egg yolks, mixing thoroughly. Place Warranties ing, boating and sporting in gen­ over rapidly boiling water and cook Alfred Hurlburt to Mildred Letis. eral, for they hold the hair securely ten minutes, stirring conntantly. Re­ George J. Horwitz to Joseph in place. They are so popular, one move from fire, but allow to remain Silver. might call them a fad. over hot water. Carmelize sugar by Owen J. McKeown, et ux., to placing one-third cup sugar in iron GREATE Sears, Roebuck & Co. Tlie Tree Fish skillet. over medium flame, stirring Mary Aust to Susan W. Herdling. Among the strange ci'sature.s in constantiy until melted and straw- I Australia is the murisUipper It colored. Add at once to thickened swims, walks on land—why it even mixture, stirring until blended. Add (Ictupus IJOVCS Freedom climbs trees. The fish. Eound in riv­ butter and vanilla. Cool, turn into The octopus may'look like a tough ers of Northern Queensland, are gen­ customer, but it can't stand captiv­ erally about 10 inches long. A real pie shell. Garnish with a ring of ity. The' curator of the Honolulu freak of nature, they have lungs m whipped cream and sprinkle with ^^ aquarium reports that while delicate addition to i^ills. Their thick front cocoanut. sea creatures may live to be old and fins are about the shape and size of frogs' legs. On these they walk. A feeble, the octopus usually dies after For your winter fuel oil, contact H short time in cafitivity. mudskipper usually goes ashore pur­ sued by a crab, its mortal enemy. East Haven Coal Co., Inc. To escape, it ascends the roots of m\&m ^m Remember Dad a mangrove tree, many of which When Shopping In grow near the shore. 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