fH«*?S. WM'^ii9li!t'S'i^ltil)#ilfllll»)>^'ttii*>,:iifii . ^.gS- —?: ~*^*!^*• •4 HDCaoau i..i.brary jPaga Eight THE BRAWFORD REVIEW, THtTRSDAV, JUNE IB, 193B EpEit Hnvcn, Oonn *«m, *»Mi?^')i., ORDERS FOB FOOD r rdcrs for food for the Sunshine THE MOVIE GUYED Graiduation Exercises clu'j food sale Saturday, on Main THE HOME NEWSPAPER IS A THE HOME TOWN PAPER Calendar Of Events Stioet may be placed with any of VITAL FORCE IN EVER* TOWN — of — the following members of the com BRANFORD — NORTH BRANFORD Lebodett and Regis Toomcy. PORTRATING AS IT DOES STONV CREEK — PINE ORCHARD IIOIXYWOOD GOSSIP 2nd and 4lh Tuesday night, Nashawena Council, Degree of Po Branford Junior High School mittee, Mrs. William Adams, Mrs. Mickey' Roohey the proudestj See you In the movies. Warren Hopper, Mrs. John Pond, LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN SHORT BEACH — INDIAN NECK Your Movie Guyed cahontas in Red Men's irall. PROCESSIONAL GRANNIS CORNER — MORRIS young man on the MOM lot. Nor lat and 3rd Fridays—-Vasa Star Lodge, No. 150, Svea Ilall. Mrs. John Norris, Mrs. Walter Hol- FAMILIAR LANGUAGE INVOCATION—REV. FR. EDWARD J. DEMENSKE zer, Mrs. Herbert Harrison, Mrs. Wi^t Pranfort Jl^ijietu COVK — EAST HAVEN ma Shearer is having her old dress • First Monday—Indian Neck Fire Co., Social Meeting, Clifford Cherry. AND EAST HAVEN NEWS ing room done over especially for Salvation Army Second Monday—Indian Neclc Firo Co., IJusjincss Meeting A TONE POEM: EVANGELINE him Joan Crawford fencing oft Tliird and I'^oiirth Mondays—Indian Neck Fire Co., Drills Addfled from Ihe original by HENRY W. LONGFELLOIC Continued irom page one VOL. Xn—NO. 11 Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, June 22, 1039 ft corner of her dressing room for Legal Notice Price Five Cents tlons tor all of the Now England EVERY WEEK A MARRIAGE CONTRACT her new pet daschshu^d, Stlnklc.,... States, and who has direct charge Thursdays: 12:15, East Haven Rotary Club. A DETROTHAL FESTIVAL Notice To Taxpayers Judy Garland studying every of Connecticut, stated today: Mondnys—Branford Rotary, ]2!l5, Cotujrogational Church A KING'S PROCLAMATION of minute on.the "Babes In Arms"set "A portion of the money raised will Borough of Branford Local Man Heads liVidays—Pawson Tribe, I. 0.,B. M. at 8 P. M, in Redmen's Ilail. A FAREWELL TO ACADIE Hose Company to make up the five weeks of school be left in Branford to be disbursed Notice Is hereby given to the tax Edna Ferber's 'Stage Door' Saturday Night's Accident A VIGIL OF LOVE she lost while In New yotk...... Den- by a welfare committee for any payers of the Borough of Branford, Merritt Parkway Plans Field Day worthy charity which meets the ap JUNE 16th A REUNION resident and non-Jresident, that nls O'Kcote proudly displaying the proval of the responsible group who Special Mooting, 10:30, Card Party Committee at home of Mrs. trophy he won recently lor fancy CHARACTERS; taxes at the rate of l',4 mills on the Opens Chapel Playhouse have charge of this welfare fund' •I. 15. Col)cy. Toll Collecting Here July 29th Proves Fatal To Youthful roller-skating Chlco Mark learn „ ,. June Russeii list of 1S38 are due and payable on Ho also stated tliat those emergency Inner Society and Vasa Star Loditc moot in Svea Hall. P'>"'"g'l">r MaryHoiabird Monday, June 5, 1939. Taxes not ing to play a steam calliope for Young Peoples Sports Program, 7 :30, North Branford. Robert H. Chaffee ot East Haven his role In "A Day At ITio Circus"..., funds which have been set-up In Gabriel John Mihalich paid by July 5, 1939, shall be subject . The M. P. Rico Hose Company is ....Spencer Tracy taking a short hundreds of communities through Palher Felician Charles Akcr to Interest at the rate of 6-10 of one Summer Theatre SeasonWil l Be Temporary Superinten- making extensive plans tor Its Fifth Driver Of Automobile out the Now England Stales have JUNE 17th fishing trip Into Mexican waters...., Be'nedicI \ Clifford Swirsky per cent lor each month which dent- -Brantord Men Among Annual Field day Saturday after proven to be one of the finest ges Lullicr Li-aguo !3lrnwl)crry I'Vstival. shall elapse from the time it shall Virginia Bruce purchasing every Sunsliinc Club Food Sale on the Orecn. Basil Meivin Robertson Assistants noon and evening, July 20th. The tures on the part of the Salvation Rene ' Samuel Brandt have become due and payable. available rccordlnB of the song, Anniinl Sunday Scliool Picnic at Lake Compounce, Old Stone Charles Farrell Will Appear Later In Revival Of Hold day held other years was .luch Fletcher Brown, 22, of 46 Chestnut Street Expired Eai-Jy Army and have proven to bo most Commander William Raab (Rate of Interest—7.2%) "Wlshlng,"her favorite tune of the Equipped with money meters, valuable in times of emergency. Cliuroh. -.,,,, Adricnne Norlham I will be at the Town Hall every "Seventh Heave;a" With Louise Piatt Oast In Role outstanding successes that the Ore This Morning In &raco Hospital—Came Hero From moment Lucille Watson cele Annivcrsiiry Concert, Musical Art Society in Lilirary Hall. brating her birthday on the set The Salvation Army Is not alone C'"'''"" Robert Misdilcr day from 0;00 a. m. to 12 a. m. and change belts, and other apparlus men will find it difficult to Improve Concert, Musical Art Society in Library Hall, 8:30. Of Diane. Harrington, Del.—Maurice Fortier Injured. .with ico cream, cake and flowers Interested about the Improvement Woman Eleanor Skroza 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. "and clothing necessary for the pre upon It but they expect to do so. supijllcd by her many friends of the poor in large cities, but Baplisle John Maddcrn D. P. Daly, The Chapel Playhouse will open scribed work, twenty-five attaches Tho afternoon will witness a par- An accident that proved fatal took JUNE 18Ui Collector of taxes Walter Pldgeon Iho recipient of vitally concerned about the needs of Michael , , Julia Mooncy Its season in Guilford with one of of the State Highway Department !>dc ot firemen and fife and drum place Saturday night at 11 p m. in smaller towns and communities in Commimion Brcaltfnst, St. Mary's Holy Naitio Socict,y. Baptist Church Judge E.Quinlan gag clfl, a huge bouquet fashioned Trapper Carl Guiians the most popular plays ever seen on reported at 8 a. m. yesterday morn corps from many soolions ot the front of St. Mary's Church In Main which cIrcumsLancos arise and help IMcnic at Salman Hiver, Clood Fcilowahip Hramatio Club. from clgarelles and matches from Hiinler Alexander Krewsky Shorthand, Typewriting, Book Broadway, "Stage Door" by GeorBC ing to initiate the collecting ot the .itnte. The usual line ot march will Street. can bo given. the cast of "Stronger Than Desire". Mother Anna Rogaiski keeping, Accounting, Business S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber. Makes Plans For toll on the Merrltt Parkway. be followed. After the huge parade, Was Fathers'Day Fletcher Brown, 22, driver of the JUNE 19th The occasion was Walter's denounc READERS: Administration, Dictaphone, Louis Piatt, who is one of the rising Robert N. Chaffee of East Haven, a program ot sports and Held events automobile passed away this morn Hope Circle meets tonight in the Summer Round-TJp, Free Healtii Examination tor pre-school Ing of cigarettes. Leader of Choral Poetry: Dorothy Lindbcrg Comptometer, Day and ETvening young actresses of Hollywood ever Family Picnic will function as Superintendent for will be conducted at Hammer Field Breakfast Guest ing In Grace Hospital at 2; 05 never home of Mrs. William Ashworth of ciiildrcn in tlie high scliool. ijouiscriiiH wild is appearing in Dorothy Gabcocic • Claudia Stannard Sessions. Co-educational. Enter since her portrayal of the Army the present. To assist him there will between tho leading litempn. having regained .consciousness. ' HOT TIP FOR THE WEEK: Terhune Avenue. I?alIior's Club Sport Banquet in East Haven. at any time. Officer's wife In "Stagecoach," will Final plans have been completed "Slii};e ilocH'" at llie CliiiiH-i I'liiy- The Annual Communion Break His car was going west and col Joan Ericson Carol Gcnrlch be three supervisors—Robert S. The evening program at thq Held "Most kids," says Martin Spell- \Voinan 'H Republican Cluli at liomc of Mrs. Milton Bradley, 2:45 have the star part of Terry Randall. for the annual Family picnic of the Chldsey of New Milford, Russell P. luiusc in Guilford. fast of St. Mary's Senior Holy Name lided with tho oast bound trolley, Adrlenno Perron was chairman of Helen Stegina Harriet Seller will include a vaudeville ontertalnt man, currently featured in "Streets STONE COLLEGE The cast is probably the lardest First Baptist Church to be held at McGrath of New Mlltord and Wen Society was held Sunday, Fathers Tho operator. Napoleon Bernard pf the plcnlo hold last night at Bran JUNE 20th • Helen Wadka Charles Aker ment and a display ot fireworks ai of New York" now being shown at 129 Temple St., New Haven ever to be seen on the Chapel Play Branford Point Saturday of this dell L. Holsten of Norwich. Among Day. Over 100 men and boys ro- 373 Newhall Street, New Haven ford Point for the young people of Anna Kotowski Aiiwrt Martonc a grand climax. • the Loew Poll College Theatre for Outing J5ion Parisli Guild in Nortli Haven. house stage and numbers twenty- week. The afternoon will be open to the others who will serve as toll ceived Holy Communion at tho 7.30 ciaimed to have seen the automo the First Baptist Church.' DANCERS, SOLDIERS AND VILLAGERS; Seeing Eye Dog one big week, "think all that It Annual Meeting, Musical Art Society at home of Mrs. Wallace eight Broadway thesplans. Hardie swimming and informal games collectors are, Otto P. Buttsteadt, 40 Captaip Thomas Sudac of (.ho O'clock Mass, which was colobrated bile heading towards him arid gave lakes to play a screen newsboy, is Arthur a. Stevens of Barry Plains Footc. Edward Pctela Tina Dianchini Albright, noted motion picture actor followed by a steak and frankfurter Hose Company Is general chairman, by the Society Chaplain, Rev. Ed him the whistle, he then applied the Mass. has been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Coe Avenue, East Haven. Charles W. to hold a paper In your hand and George Fouser Rena Meneguzzi WHEN IN NEED OF who will direct at Guilford all sea rost at six o'clock. A prorgam of Talk By Istas and is being assisted by committeea brakes into emergency and boforo Merrltt A. Huglns of Averill Place Peach, 132 French Ave., East Haven; he could stop the car ran into him to holler 'Extra! Road ail about it.' JUNE 21at Shirley Englehart Pearl Terwiliiger WALLPAPER son, has been casting and rehears games has been arranged after comprised ot members of this orgai! P'"''''^ ^- Demenske. After Mass, the Philip E. MoKeon, Harbor Street, striking hhn In the front loft end. "But Us really a lot more compli Strawberry Festival, Luther League. Dorothy Goodridi Rosemary Drotar ing the play in New York in prepar supper, started off by a soft-ball A successful meeting ot tho Woizatlon. The adv. commiUeo which Bnthoring proceeded to tho Tryst, ELECT FOR YEAH or PAINT Branford Following the adjourn- Brown's car, according to witness cated than that," says Martin who Public Luiiniioon — BapliKt Cliurcli Adoiphc Cantania Edward Wood ation of the opening, Monday!game between the men and women. man's Republican Club was held in consists of Peter Pauk and Anthony where breakfast was served by tho The annual meeting of the. Jun VISIT mnet of the Legislature and antici es seemed to go out of control, actually was a newspaper boy until Covered llisli I;uiieliO()ii, Woman's Guild in Iiomo of Mrs. Leland Barbara Harrison ' John Anderson The general chairman of the picnic the form of a silver-.tea in the homo J, Itkovlc are sollcltluB donations •'"'ies of tho Parish, under tho ior Musical Art Society was held In June 28. pating the signing ot the bill auth ot Mrs. John R. swerve across tho road and ram tlio •,. he was "discovered" and given a 'IMionipHon of i'arlc Place. Dominic Giordano Walter Melchcr UNITED WALL PAPER is William Kremser, assisted by of Mrs. Milton P. Bradley of Bran from the business men of tho town. Chairmanship • •' the homo of the counsellor, Mrs. "Stage Door" will run until Satur orizing the collection of tolls on Tho cooperation of all Is solicited In Waters. Grace before and after tlie trolley. Attor striking the trolley tho chimco in films. "Most people don't William Rozar John Kob.ic Harold Smith, Alfred Gale, Lewis ford Point Monday' atternoon with William Rico of Montowoso Street CO. day, July 1, and the cast Includes the Merritt Parkway, Commissioner making this annual field day its us breakfast, was said by Father automobile turned toward a tree and realtzo that it takes ical experience Robert Poulton Robert Maars Jackson, Hobart Page, Doninic 24 members and 14 visitors being 10 stack, fold and throw papers in a Tuesday evening. The following of- 93 Crown St., New Haven Alan Handley, Robert Crane, Olive William J. Cox assigned various men ual success, Demenske, and who in his remarks, ovorturnod. Arthur Van Haaftcn James Martin Bontablbus and Rev. A.W. Jones. — .__ present. Attorney Henry Istas ot way so every nowspapor boy In the flcors wcro elected for the ensuing Warren, Jean Piatt, Laua Adair, from the different bureaus to pro- The proceeds will be used In furn congratulated the members ot tho Aiden Peck James Haney "We Save You Money" The committee on games Is Lewis Coroner James J. Corrigan will country won't laugl) you off the year: President, Virginia Bracken; Wilma Francis; Peter Van Burcn, pare the necessary plans, make an' New Haven spoke on the seeing eye ishing tho club rooms and,to put So'oiety tor the fine showing thoy Henry Holmes Joseph Romagnoli Jackson, Basil Nickerson, Herbert conduct an investigation to dctor- screen." vlco'jpre.sldenl;, Ivcraon Carter, .sec Homer Miles and Edward Franz. Inventory of the equipment neces- dog. He stated that It lakes 4 years them on the tip-top standing with made at this annual affair. Patrick Karl Marsh Alexander Sescske Gale and Mrs. Lewis Jackson. The n'lino rcsponElbliity for tho fatality, retary, Pauline Dunbar; treasurer, Sylvia Lupas also will be in tho sary to carry out the provisions of to train an instructor to teach these other fire houses In the state. A H. Dunn; Genorai Chairman, | In "Streets of New York," Spell- * * * supper committee chairman is Mrs, the law, and in fact arrange all do-1 dogs and the dogs in turn learn in I Maurice Fortier of First Avonuo, man plays the cripple "Qlmpy" pal Dorralno Bradley; program chair company and will play the part she meeting of all committees will bo thanked tho ladies for tholr cooper Branford Hills' was seated beside CHORUS FrederickCDahl Avery Nickerson, assisted by Mrs tails in this connections. Frequent three months. , of Jackie Cooper. Also in the cast man, Shirley Kolbln. originated in the Broadway produc held tonight at 8 o'clock in tho ation, and turned tlie gathering over Brown and was given six stitches to Harold Smith, Mrs. Alfred Gale, meetings were held by those various | Masters and dogsi work together are Marjorle Reynolds and Dick (a) FoLLO'ic THE GLEAM ,,. , Douglas tion, that of Olga Brandlt. fire house, as final arrangements are to the Toaslmastor, Attorney Fre close a scalp wound. Ho was treat (b) TIME IS FLYING Luders PAINTER Jessie Taconis, Mrs. Domonlc Bon- representatives and tentative orders"for one, month as the master and derick R. Hondo, Address of wol- Purcell. First and Only in Connootiout Charles Farrell has just been expected to be made. The local unit ed by Dr. D. L. Blanchard. Ollicors PRESENTATION OF CLASS and signed to appear in person the week tadlus and Mrs. Harry Barker. were placed with several concerns dog must be trained to work as one como was given by President Ed Ahem and Itkovlc covered tho acci The 2nd big hit on the same pro See Mill Hear Movies jrom your Oir plan' to attend the Field Day of tho^ ELI.^ T, MCGRAIL, Principal of July 17 In a revival of "Seventh subject to shipment on signature ot | unit. Wlien a dog has worked a com- East Berlin Fire Department Satur-" ward B. Lonergan, and tho principal dent. Fortier camo hero a short gram Is "Trapped in the Sky," a thc bill by Governor Baldwin. With- n>and he must be praised Immedi thrlll-pncked picture featuring Norn Thru Sat—'Service Do Luxe' PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS DECORATOR Heaven." The chapel Playhouse se day atternoon, at which time this speaker of tho morning was Judge while ago from Vermont;, The Steel Foundry certainly yet but his outlook on life Is more in fifteen minutes after the depart-1 ately- Mr. Istas'.dog, "Gretchcn, Jack Holt and cast including Ralph with CONSTANCE BENNETT lected this play for the movie fa Company will participate in the'E. <5uinlan, who spoko on Fathers' The deceased came, licro from knows how to have picnics. One optimistic than It was. We wish for MILTON P, BRADLEY, Chairman of Board of Education ESTIMATES OHEELPDLLY Morgan, C. Henry Cordon, Kathor- H7,SO Selected Short Subjects, vorite as It was in the picture ver SummerVacation ment was notified of the signing of.'was one and a half years old when street parade. Day, and its application to every Harrington, Del. where Ula family an early return. In connection the BENEDICTION—REV, ERNEST C, CARPENTER he acquired hcr'tind she is now six ine DoMlUc, Sidney Blackmer, Ivan Musical Camedy, Latest News. person said that those boys have GIVEN sion ^hat-i'Mr. 'Farrell made his tlie bill, orders were conflrmerd and day lite. Judge Quinlan is, a fornior resides, and was living at'45 Chest since that time, Friday, June 10th, and on half year'i^Id At the present Cont. • Every fun working or playing and that following note. Is slgnlfican: RECESSIONAL Tel, 4-0988 ^j'^'g^catost lilt. Louis Piatt will be cast BeginsTomorrow Branford boy, and In his remarks, nut Street. Tho body has -boon the equipment has been'rplling In jtiino theire ars;.5|p,bt these dogs. 1 rcminsccd of his boyhood days in 8 P. M. -^CT'gB—3S% Night thoy do both equally well, A swell We hoar so nfuchj^about the Hos 429 Main St. Bast Haven In the role of Diane, the part that Mllffll£g-.t5.P-?JfeTO£9,-fej:«tolB)>> STRAWBERRY FESTIVAI, A«dft.^ciii«t-Oaynop-famou8; Ivi'f"v*,"-*'fi>''"'irHi/iLnr'"i" 9 'V '*'"''ii ".'".".',".•*•.-'* i"w'*w;a»^."..i'^ Siv^-Thierese-s-^©;2 -thYTiJiBHr-" -•'.'—' Pequof Theatre day It was, and not an idle or hun pitalization plan and the way it Bradleys Open "-*-4fi-^East*-Hav^n' helps the Office and the Foremen,— The Chapel Playhouse, unlike gry moment. The Social Workers will hold a some theatres, dose not believe in when is it going to be offered to the strawberry festival June 23 in the East Haven schools will close for Mr. Henry Greer Have Holy Name Fil, Sat.—June Ki-IT The main event of the Steel Continued from page one making premature announcements Anniversary Of factory workers? The answer is parlors of the Congregational the summer vacation at the end of Foundry Outing was the track meet, So off to Mexico they Journeyed toi of stars until they are actually Dessert Bridge Many Seniors Wallace Ford, Patricia Ellis in Church. The following committee Is i,«„„„o„ „f fhioithe class sessions tomorrow having WeeklyLuncheon the runners were Charles West, "soon we hope," Frank Bigelow pick up painted baskets for breads BRANFORD signed and it Members ot St. Tlieresc's parish, Christ Church John Anderson, Anton Yurkah, Jo in charge of the affair; Mrs. Grace because of tn'a i completed the state quota of 180 "BACK DOOE started the other plan going and and rolls from a place called Tasco, policy there is no mention "Haays. Yesterday the eighth grade Tomorrow By Stony Creek, met last Thursday Will Continue seph Durso, Tony Durso, Samuel Hunter, chairman; food, Mrs. M. A. Guest Speaker night and organized a Confrater TO HEAVEN" Route 1 and lA might be willing to help again. and vases, bowls and pictures from LAUNDRY Charles Farrell in their current ad- classes of the schools in the cen Observed Sun. Leprlc L.N, Brazello and John Or- Those who are interested may see Huglns; novelty table, Mrs. W. R. vertlsing literature now being cir- nity and Holy Name socity, under AUSO Post Ruad and Cherry St, strange little shops along the streets ter including the High school an Social Workers Their Studies brnlte, John Anderson won the him about It. sky blue tile from Puebla, south of Morgan and Mrs. Hulda Foote. FLAT WORK culated. nex went to Rye Beach, New York At the weekly luncheon of the the supervision of Rev. Father Kent Taylor, Dovorthoa Kent in, Enter or Leave at Any Time Steeple Race and L,N, Brazello the cards, Mrs. Warren Hopper; white Branford Rotary ClubiMonday noon Brewer. Those who attended the Tho 150th anniversary of Christ Mexico city. for their annual outing. The num The Social Workers will hold a An unusually largo percentage of Church parish was observed Sunday CojHiiif/ Sim,—"Spy of Napoleon' Flap Jack Race. Prizes wore awar elephants, Mrs. William Oliver, af WET WASH ber attending approximated 150 and in the parlors of the Congregational meeting were Evangeline Hlnes, Re- "The LAST EXPRESS" John Alex of West Main Street Gradually the idea of the Wharf dessert bridge in the parlors of the gina Hines, Gladys Brown, Alba the class of 1030 East Haven gradu and a program ot consldorable In with Richard Bnrtholme.ss ded to the winners. The Judges were came into being. Its cypress side ternoon tea, Mrs. R. Lockyer. they were accompanied by several Church, Henry Greer of East Main Is at the New Haven Hospitol First Congregational Church tomor Farina, Josephine Paviglioniti, Mary ates plan to continue tholr studies terest arranged for tho day. Al EXTRA ADDED Mr. Hammer, Mr. •Williams and Mr. walls and fireplace form a perfect SOFT DRY Surprise Shower of the teachers. Street, Branlord;"spoke. Past Presi (Thompkins Wing to undergo on row atternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Straw DaRos, Shirley O'Neil, GIne Mone- at institutions of higher learning, though an Episcopal society was Nova vs. Bacr Fight Piotures D, Bontatlbus, Mr, C.N. Phillips, Mr. backgrown for the colorful knlck dent Rev. Robert J. Plumb presided operation. John who retired a few There are only two resignations in the absence ot the president and guzzl, Mrs. Thomas Melloni Mrs. according to a survey recently fovmod in East Haven as early as Knudson and the chief Instructor knacks collected during the winter's For Bride-To-Be berry shortcake and tea will be Cosmo Curallo. Other sports enjoy years ago is one of the venerables of of faculty members to take effect served throughout the afternoon. vice-president. The visiting Rotar- Frank Ablondl, Mrs. Victor Grande, completed by the dean's office. Se March, 17B9 that the churchljuild- Suu„ Mon., Tuus., Juno 18-19-20 visit. at the close ot the school year. ing was begun. The framework for ed were soft ball, quoits, horse M.I.F. with quite a service record. THIS IS Tho following committees are in ians wcro A. B. King of Wes Haven, Mrs. Michael McDonald, Mrs. Adam veral stuejients will enter liberal arts Set among lobster pots, nets, Miss Helen Robjnson was the These are Miss Miriam Carpenter a the present structure was raised "DARK VICTORY" .shoes, .'iwlmming, fancy diving, We happen to know that he has Dr.. Robert M Taylor and William Bombollnskl, Mrs. John DoMatleo, colleges, hospital training schools, floats and boats the Wharf is ap FINISHED WORK guest Of honor at a surprise shower teacher in the 1st grade at Tutlle charge; General chairmen, Mrs. April Z'3 of thai year and It wai) with Botto Davis, George Bront duelling and tree climbing. .The made more and steadier work at Fagorstrom of East Haven and Wil 'Mrs Albert Columbo, Mrs, Colo, Mrs, scientific schools, and local business proached over a plank pier and FRIGIDAIRE Thursday night at the home of Mrs. school and Miss Kathleen Lynch of Grace Hunter and Mrs. G. Irving .limo IB when Samuel Forbes deed — Atso Outing was a great success and las home since his retirement than the liam Sangster of Saybrook. Pullman, Mrs. Isadore Gomes, Mrs, collogCB in tlic fall, wltli many other Steel Foundry ever made him. John faces the Thimble Islands with a BACHELOR SERVICE Edwin Hayden; Invited were; Mrs. the High school annex. Both are Field; cards, Mrs. Warren Hopper, Theresa Da Ros, Mrs. Leo Mailloux, ed the land occupied by tho churcli ted until well after supper. About Branford Is represented at the planning to enroll next year. A "The Family Next Door" wants company so If you visit him broad view of the surrounding wa WEEK Eugene Reardon, Mrs. Roy Burwell, leaving because of matrimony. Miss chairman, Mrs. Eugene Baldwin, William O'Neil, Thomas Mollon, Ad to the society and services were elghttive attended. Mrs. Reginald Baldwin, Miss Mabel annual convention of Rotary in number of fortunate students have with Hugh Horbort, Joy Hodges be prepared for 'some stories, good ter. Mrs. L. Hopknlson, Mrs. Anna Stone, Carpenter is going to New Hamp-j am Bombollnskl, Peter Cinquanta, positions waiting for them upon held. In 1810 Blsiiop Abraham Jar- shire while Miss Lynch will live in Osborn, Mrs. Richard Brewer, Mrs. Clleveland, Ohio by T. Holmes Brac During the league game between ones. Tho Addlsons will serve chlckfen, Mrs. Hobart Howard, Mrs. Robert Reginald Coles and John DeMattco graduation. A limited few have no vis, the second bishop of Connecti- Wed., Thur.s.—June 21-22 Nuhn, Mrs, Albert Poulton, Mrs. Hoi- Norwich. William Adams, Mrs. Claude Stan ken, president, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Jr. cuL, dedicated tlio church. At two the married men and single men, fish and steak luncheons and din liam E. Hitchcock and Mr. and Mrs. plans at all; ners and expect as the season ad bert Jones, Mrs. Horace Wilson, Mrs. nard, Mrs. Thomas Hopper; food, dltferent periods additions were Sapphird Tablowaro Nights Dominic Bontatlbus had to mount a One note this week expresses im Tel. 572-2 — 572-3 Members of next year's eighth Meyer Leshlne. The following officers were elect Two of tho class plan to study at vances to be able to invite their James Parsons, Mrs W. T K. Brown Mrs. M. Huglns, chairman, Mrs. Har made to the building. In 1845 tho soda box to secure his normal po plicit faith In the growth of crops grade classes- visited the high ed: President, Mrs. John DeMattco; Yale University, Lewis Cre.scenti at 3 GLASSES TO EACH LADY guests to meet the lobster boats as Mrs. A. Jolly, Mrs. Feredlrck Reading school today. They were talked to by ry Rassman, Mrs. Mabel Sampson; Monday, June 20 Is Charter Night "Queen Anne Tower" was added and sition ;you hear about knocking the this dry: season, If It would only B. W. Nelson, Prop. secretary, Mrs. Prank Ablondl tho Yale Art School, and Ruth At- they dock, select their lobster and Mrs Florine Auerhammer, Mrs. Barle the teachers and school executives novelties, Mrs. Hulda Foote, chair for the Fairfield Rotary Club at in 1807 the structure was complet "INSIDE STORY" picture out of the box, but never be" rain. It's the same idea that some Greenneld Hill Country Club treasurer, Mrs. William O'Neil; pub wood at the Yale School of Music ed to-Us present capacity. WITH — have it cooked to suit. The Wliart Kelsey, Mrs. Joseph Robinson. and were shown through the rooms man, Mrs. Winfleld Morgan, Mrs. fore has the batter been knocked people have about the improvement hclty agent, Gladys Brown. Marjorle Thompson will attend Al- Miohaol Whalon, Jean Rogers is different. FOR SALE—Solid mahogany chif- Misses Leona Hopklnson, Ethel and school plant. Under the new Eleanor Magee; afternoon tea, Mrs. off his box. In business, If Congress would only Georgia Chapter, O. E. S. will hold The women of the confraternity bertus Magnus; Evelyn Shoemaker, At the.B a. m. holy communion ALSO fcrobe and twin four poster beds Anderson, Irene Keeler, Edith Bert schedule arranged for next year R. Lockyer, chairman, Mrs. Mabel adjourn. a food sale on the Green Saturday will hold a food sale in the church New Haven Teachers College; Jean- sorvlco Sunday the vessels of 1817 Mrs. Evelyn J. Lounsbury of In with spring ?G5.00 Tel. Branford whistle, Hilda Robinson. there will be no eighth grade classes Richardson, Miss Helen Dahl, Mrs. B 'The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt' Jasper Longe Jr. Is on a trip. The July 1 at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Carrie parlors Juno 25 at 10 a m. Mrs. etto Dubois, Now Haven -Women's were used, At the U a. m service dian Neck has been attending the 13CG. in any of the schools In the center B. L. Barker; white elephants; Mrs. thero wore morning prayer and boys in the Steel Foundry gave him Mr T.F. Hammer, who served as MacLeod, chairman will be assisted Michael McDonald is chairman and College; Henry Crosby'the Junior 67th annual session of the Grand or at the shore, the children at William Oliver, chairman, Mrs. dedication of gifts and memorials. a gay sendoff last week. Qood luck ELECT OFFICERS by Mrs. Karln Hamre, Mrs. Addle Mrs. William O'Neil is in charge College ot Commerce; Forrest a director of the Malleable Foun Chapter of Vermont, O. E. S. In tending the High school annex In Jasper. LOST: Poss Book No. 10703. It found The Musical Art Society held its Stanley Bray. Tousey and Mrs. Viola Coutsal. tickets. White, Stone's Business College; Taking part with the rector. Rev, der Society since tho days of the White River Junction, Vermont. stead. The only other eighth grades N.R.A., when he was also one of the return to Branford Savings Bank, annual meeting Tues. night in the and Jennie Rocco, McKoown's Sec Alfred Clark were Rev. Nile W. Hoer I Capitol Theatre .home ot Mrs.' Wallace Foote ot Jo to be maintained here during next mans and Rev. J. H. Jackson, form Harvey Royden of Union Depart Code Authorities of the Industry, year will be those in the Highland retarial Sshool. 281 Main St„ East Haven WED IN MERIDEN Imson's Point. Mrs. Ruth Linsiey er rectors and the Rt. Rev. Bishop ment has been transferred from has retired to the status of Just a 'If A Mink Never Loses Its Wild Instincts Frank Lecza will leave this im machine operations to the Drafting Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lakso of Oliver reported on the convention]and Foxon schools in the northern Arthur Lea. In the evening at 7:30 member again. Business Directory mediate vicinity to take a course in the preaclier was the Rev. T, H. Ev fSun., TMon., Tui'S., Juno ]8-,l!1-20|| Room to take his turn on the board. Paved Street announce the mar Come in and See in Baltimore, and Mrs. Harold Bald' part ot the town. Favorite Pood Is Horse Flesh But teeth glisten a warning. Mr. and Mrs. George Herdling poultry raising at Storrs. Katherlne ans, rector of Trinity Church, Now [Don Amooho, Loretta Young in|| This work is being done in conjunc riage of their daughter, Elizabeth win made a report on the state con The repair work on the roof and the Amazing New 'Wise Mama Mink Insists On Visitors at the ranch are request Started Raising Mink As Hobby Pagano will enter tho Stamford Haven, with neighboring clergy as tion with the intensive schooling in Cynthia, to Carl Gilbert Enllnd, son vention In Stamford. KAPPA ETA RHO SHOWER windows of No, 2 and 3 foundries is ed not to annoy the mother minks Hospital and Mary Lawlcr, the sisting. The Choir of St. Paul's in "The Story of which Royden participated. of Mr. and Mrs. John Enllnd of 42 Inch sink and tub combinations The following officers were elect Miss Catherine Greenvall was Balanced Diet For Her Young— —Will Have 150 Polta For Now slowly reaching completion this is Weir Street, Saturday, June 10, In because they are easily excited and Mount Sinai Hospital in New York Walllngford combined with the sen \ Alexander Graham Bell" $29.95 complete. Toilet outfits ed for the ensuing year; President, hostess Tuesday evening at a sur Coat Is Darker Than 'Wild Mink York Fur Auction in November. City, as students in nurses' training hurricane damage which was for Meriden. The ceremony was perfom- "COLD-WALL" Mrs. Wallace H. Foote (re-elected); will destroy their young if made ner ior choir tor tho evening service — Also — When reminding Joe Schenks tunately covered by an M,I,F. storm prise shower at her home given for scools. ed by the Rev. Charles R. Cooley, complete $12.95. Bath tubs $14.50. vice-president, Mrs. Harold G. Bald Never torturing its prey a mink vous. A reception and tea was held for that ho was the third longest in Insurance policy. her guest. Miss Marlon Conlon of size but to bring a good price tho Venturing farther away are Shir "MIDNIGHT" formerly of Branford. VVal! Daslns $5.45. Conn. Flumbtne win, (re-elected); secretary, Mrs. New Haven. can kill an animal three times its During an air meet last year three tile congregation and friends from — wrni — service in tho M.I.F. (53 years) he FRIGIDAIRE skin must be white-cream. Grayish ley Lundln, who will study drama Andrew Danielson, (re-elected); Others attending wi>re; Misses size. nursing mothers destroyed their 6 to 7 p. m. on the rectory grounds [ Olaudotto Colbert, Don Ameohc modestly said that he has often Rudolph lUig of the Tapping Do Keeps food freoh aa a daisy I and Heating Materials Co., 1730 cast pelt is not considered market tics at Emerson College in Boston will do some fresh water fishing. treasurer. Miss Isabel MacLeod; Betty and Virginia Boldtmann It matters not how long a mink Is young when airplanes roared over In High street with Mrs. S. E. Page wondered if he was the most foolish partment is still out with an attack State St., New Haven, Conn., able. Genevieve Stephenson, who will We of the Steel foundry wish to de librarian. Miss Mary Devlin, histor Betty Purcell, Eleanor DeWolte, Kay given food and care It never loses head. as convener of the committee. Wed., Tlnii-s.--.Iuiio 21-'22 for staying or tho company for of appendicitis, which.we under Record cards indicate that tho attend Bates College In Lewiston dicate this little poem to him— Phone 6-0028. ian. Miss Cornelia Osborn. McKenna, Claire Brannigan, Viola its wild instinct to become a pet to When weaned the little ones open Among the gifts dedicated wcro ! keeping him. Thero are not many stand, tho Grace Hopltal repaired, C0NNECTICU^ «E>il0HT i POWER Maine, and Robert Buecliele, who Bctto Davia in May the sky be blue Soboleskl and Miriam Peterson. bo handled without heavy rubber their eyes and arc considered old local ranchers prefer Eastern mink green hangings for lanturn and moidcrs moro highly skilled in the Rudolph was taken sick on May 16 will study forestry at North And the weather fair RETURNS TO BRANFORD or canvas gloves. enough to eat a bit of fish, horso, to any other; a litter of nine is pupiit, given by tlie Women's auild; "DARK VICTORY" state, wo vouch, and even today ho and we hope will be at work again Phone 744 Carolina State College. Joseph We hope you catch fish TIPEWRITERS — ALL MAKES Julian Ottenbreit returned Friday Once when a baby had a fish bone flesh, cereal, tomato, lettuce, car consldered large, pneumonia Is i green chalice cover and burse, glv ALSO can draw a pattern with a dack soon. 221 Monlowese SI, Ilrnutord New, Rebuilts, Rentals, PortablMi SUNDAY GUESTS Hawtln and Maurice Sarsohn aro en by tho Girls Friendly society; draft of two inches to a foot easier By the pair. on the S. S. President Roosevelt lodged in Us throat George Herdling rot, egg or skim milk. dread disease; purchasers are de anxious to enter the Coast Guard "NEVER SAY DIE" Supplies Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman Russell at the Herdling Mink Ranch In Cos- If mama mink thinks her son or manding darker pelts each year for and set of colored markers for the than most molders can make flat from Tarnopol, Poland after spend of Lanphier's Cove had as their Academy; and Albert Bauer will vt'ith Bob Hope, Martha Rayo Another recent Grace Hospital ConTenient Terms ing several years in that country. ey Beach held its head firmly and daughter Is not getting enough the valuable coat trade. communion service books, given in backs. Joe's enjoyment and extreme Sunday guests, Robert, Roger and take examinations for West Point. memory ot Stpt. E. T. Child by Miss case is that of Antonis Sanduskl of He will make his home with his sis with the aid ot tweezers extracted nourishment .she takes him by the Even now, at its poorest season satisfaction of his work is what WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT CHOICE OF Louise Bennett of New York city. Barbara Arnold, Charles Bailey, I, Reynolds. Ladies Gift Nights the Malleable Foundry who has RELIANCE TrPEWRITER CO. ter Mrs. Francis Parzych, Rose Hill the obstacle. may of the neck and sees to It that the fur is heavy, glossy and smooth makes him young, and to see him been nursing a case of pneumonia Ann Gorman, Robert Lewis, Marie walk to work one would think ho C. B. GDT, Mgr. Road. Mr. and Mrs. Herdling are raising he eats his vegetables. and dark brown, so brown it Is al Myronlck, Dympna McDonough, and ib\-\., S«l,--Jiine 23-'2i since the first of May. : GOOD USED CARS Telephone 7-2738 VISITING 150 mink and a frisky bunch of Bred in March the young arrive in most black. Mrs. Kaite Kovich, of Rose Hall was one of the younger men. Virginia Saranscki will attend col Road, was struck by an automobile Robert Montgomery and 109 Crown Street, New Haven PICNIC OUTING The Rev. and Mrs. Milton Gabriel- little weasel like animals they are. Mayi A wild mink, probably from the lege, but have made no definite Wo miss match maker Martin Hag AT REAL LOW PRICES North Branford Junior Fife and,so n and daughter, Alic„ e ,,„jof Lang. Not unlike a monkey they run up Sometime in October a pell-mon Mansfield Riverside section looking Sunday evening near Lake Salton- Rosalind Russell in Mr. James Walworth has been at plans for entrance in September. II? lln too, and hope that he will soon Drum corps will hold a picnic and Beach, California, recently stayed a and down the wire inclosure making ger will arrive to suggest that cer- for companionship found the Cosey stali. Dr. Michael Carplnclla at the Evans Hospital In New Haven Trade-ins On the New Dodge and Plymouths MATORO BROS. i "FAST and LOOSE" get his strength back after his long outing at Farkash's Grove, North!few days with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. a squeaky noise to attract attention, tain pelts be sent to market— "Keep 1 Beach neighbors, hung around long tended her. undergoing harsh treatment. Judg illness. the best and pelt the rest." ] enough to be captured and caged. I OPENS ACADEMY ALSO Loam—Sand—Stone and Fill Branford, Sunday July 16 |Griswold of South Main Stret. throwing their heads around like ing from tho numbers, tho Hospital SALES and seals reaching for a ball to toss. Soon after that the Herdllngs will lUnllke the breeded mink the wild Is , Mr. B. L. Kennard has reopened Mr. and Mrs. John W. Nlohols;>f • Anno Shirley, Roger Daniol in Plan man will think all tho M.I.F. Mr. C.N. Phillips of the Steel M. R. Ziegler SERVICE Contractors and General Trucking Tabitha Society meets this after The Juvenile Grange will hold a Pleasant eel-like things they remove the minks from the pelting,a lighter brown with adarker brownjthe Pine Orchard Riding Academy Lake Hamilton, Fla; are at the .A- Paramount subjects have been saving up for "BOY SLAVES" Foundry will start on his vacation noon in the home of Mrs. Carl Mon- food sale on the Green Saturday tempt visitors to pet and stroke the cages to kill skin and prime on dry- or black stripe the length of its for the season. Visitors are Invited Bartholomew cottage at Indian New Haven operations. Jim Is feeling solemn 302 Main Street Phone 886 Branford Bradley St. Tel. 726 Branford, Conn. this weel: for Minnesota where he tellus of Harding Avenue. morning. clean fur but two very sharp front ing board. Pelts vary but little in I back. I to visit the stables Neck. J .>!.. .'*•*•*>-• ^y.•'y.'''^"^A'=Aih^V'.'^^•••:•^''•5i<5:'•>¥i; •v.«"-"'.'''"'-'>-*>-^-'^'^'*'^J""""^-'V": ''S&^^*'g"T'ii^y''>^>'j^'?''^'*'''"~"''"''y''''^'''''''^'''°*''^'"' ^{Hf^- Kpfa.^»>aica; .»,ii^ij,_ j-» „_ -*'^^-» n-m^-J^f u, T-&]z»=s;^-';:^^^^^m!^;:^^f%-i^t\ff:f^h*iy^ A >tviunl>!pMJ»^i#'-i"W k*»««««b-w< Page Two THE BRANPORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 22,1030 THE BRANFORD JtEyiEW, THURSDAY, JUNK 22, 1030 ' Pag6 T}>rea Mrs. Alan Tacy of Detroit Mich., son of New Haven. _I cannot enthuse very miiph about a summer Vapoiflfll) were it not fof cljurch vacatlof]}, and Sunday |,he One IflfftJejipp on the wjiplp 1? spending his vacation with his Sails For rqland All In The Sphool vacajltoijS. >Vp iJo tjpt Ijikp cqinmuntty of t|ils jlttjc union pfiap- parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Walter Tacy many yac^lloijs trpm eating of ei.'sp'conje In 'anjlhelp us w'hilp EAST HAVEN of Forbes Place. Miss Stephanie E. Wrobel, daugh sleeping. If'^pllgJ.^n m'epps anything yoU^ fjjve a chance. Among pthcf ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wrobell s Work Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chadcayne of 7G Paul Str., East Haven sajled ai all, It Is $pmplhl)}g ihai rills a thiijjfs, ypu wllj flfid a splendid vpl: Cljrlsl Cl]urch Guild hold a cov Thomas Hayes, floor committee ot Stevens Street have as their .Tuesday on the M S. Pllsudskl for a l^y E C. and N. U. CARPENTER d^lly need! Not a great many peo- untoy choir that' you will love to ered dl.ih luncheon yesterday at 27 chairman; and Mrs. Alvln Thomp- henr. As for the pilnlstcr, prQ|3ably house guest. Miss Marion Halloran, ;year in Poland. p'lp go to church with such regular {•'atk ^lifcp,'the h'qnlp'of Mrs. Lp- .sqn,' chairman of the refreshments the less said the (}/;ltpr."B'»t It might Springfield, Mass ity that they gel exhausted by so laiid .'Thompson. committee. doing. I doubt If mony' people spend bo of Interest to some to knpw that. Enters Society Baked Hjafn is Please Summpr Yes, onop more the vacation sea .^0 much time In reading their Bibles If one attends this Chanel, he wl(| Miss Prances Hunt, daughter ot Jqhp Enwrlght has bcqn elected to Mrs. Muriel Borden will be among MERE and THERE TIPS son Is hd're, And ho more lovely and and praying that they honestly feel not hear any socialism or commun Mrs. Ridgley Hunt,'made her debut ism, but an attempt Is always made the exo",utlve committee of the the visiting matrons who exempli Garden Notes rRStful place can be found In which the need of a vacation from such Into society at a reception and tea SIXTY; MILLION MALL, 1000 TONS but is one of the malii approaches Aid Jo Hostess Appetites with to set forth Christ as the friend of State department of the American fy the initiatory work at Mystic 16 spend ""one's vacation than the things. There are 108 hours In a SOCIETY Friday afternoon at their summer OyPAlNt'ATN. Y. WORLDS FAIR to the Theme Center over which When mending sweaters, use a humanity and the Savlpur of the Legion. Chapter, No. 20, O. E. S. in New tural Experiment Station at Now Short ^caoh shore, ir this happens jy'pelc.' \yi/r It "sprlo^isly break Up homo, Brogen Bank Farm, North Dld'Vdu know the'World ot To- many millions ot newspaper reader bodlsln Instead ot a needle. It will The pleasant custom of cnlerlaln. Do you nerd .screen olantlngs to gnP'Sflme to lake ap h'pur'or two In world "EI C.'C. Haven tomorrow night All Salad Meal Ilayen was es^abll.shcd In im7 and tg gpiiip''f9 We poflco', of a s'trdjigeK Q\illford. Miss Hunt has Just com mbrrbw'located! At the New York and a great many newaper men will weave In and out much easier and Inc gucsjs in oi\es lipijie bveir'^hc screen service areas from view of the house of bod on Sunday? With Unlpp ^clippl PXA held a cpvercd wris'lhe'lirs). resenrcli hlptllutlori ot my' advice is to goto the Braiitord Niece Visits pleted her freshman year at Barn Wotia'S talr-^ppears realistically pass this summer? do much more sallstnclory work. week ena'sometimes ta;tcs the inge Aj» nil salad menl answers the gcncrnl public? the present long day, Is there not llsh' Ipr)c)ippn ' ypsfprd^y In ' the Miss R. Louis Scott, B. L. I. 470 ard College in New York City. lis klii'd In the United States?' Library and get a jlt|,)c boo)< c;llc4 PAUr, REVIEWS ins I-IFR Miss Elinor Stanford ot Spring liKibng'n\aMy bf'thfc major exhibits That ^40 miles of piles, or as much nuity or the homejnalcel; \vhp niXjst prob'lchl ot'Somctl^iif^ dlttpient tor time efiqiigh fot' visiting, games, pic ipmp pf'lifrs.' filc}iard"MllIcf, 75 Thompson Ave received the dpgree '!Na£urp'and Cljaracfcr at Ofanltq Next Sunday's lesson closes a field Mass., is the guest of her aunt, bt •'Ahiei'lcAh Industry and'being as a great forest'of lofty trees, has When cultinB flowers always use be„_' jjpl^^,.h. coo.„ k and hpst^p^s-Q~-,^]- . Shhe. W'ljjif,»•.! S Sufiime? memis- Tlil^ tlwc^-ln-one I.s tlif qnlrnnce to your front dppr ripy.'f ly'^Isjipp pppdsell. Ho'used riles, and other recreations If tljo (raijk jftr.ept.' ""• '" of master ot education at Boston fl)rep fnonth's' study of tljq ijfe of Mrs. John Oliver, Bradley Avenue. ATTEND CLASSES s^nlb6ll«a Ih ths towcrlntf Trylon bee„.>. n drive.>...n a„„s toundafionr s- o- f ....the- „a shKr,o khltti -an d cut stems In a to hKvo'..-.>. fa- plentiful .„,.,suppl. y- ,p.f -SPb, .d^ ssrVlije laeasyund simple to pr(i- InylVhiE? ' ' . Dp you know that tlie methtjd of to have a summer place In what Is hour of worship Is kept sacred? University School of Education at the Apostle Paul, "one of the grcalest Mrs. J. Wesson Phelps and Mrs. and Blbbfe'-Ukb Ptrl^phere?: bulldlngs'which now rise from the diigbnal fashion. Add fresh Water!food p;i hand for she pr|des liefsilT pare, and VlU pfove pbpular with prdtiuclri'g'' hybrid corn, libw the callqd Ifpckland Park, and for ijiany Boston University,, School of Ed-1 Hero Is anothpr rcaspn for at- men who oyer livcjl. As ho looked Old l^tppp Phprch .SHR.d^y School Betrothed John H. Birch attended a summer *rKkt' '$60;000,ODO ' was spent on former s\yamp land? fhat 1000 tons each day and keep In' a cool place oii'lft? meals she 'seHcs. flHf Sl^cIta', salads chp- . Are your cxlslhiBslivubs and trees basis of a m^iny-mllllon dollar in- ycai'^ y;|s.d(}0 qt pijr most Ijoribtpd ucatlon at Commencement exercises, tetidljig church at short Beach. clas^c? have ^peii fJIscpntlnucd un- Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Frey, 10 Elm school for garden club members last ot paint was strewn on the gay tit' Higiit; wjirits ^p, have time, lop, 10 spend ' ' ii b{f0!-' a'^^&i^ct.x'^t tbqds and badly In \iccd of pinmnirig? diUtty' In' IhlS'fcoiriUfi* aloiii),'brlg- and rpspoc|,cd summer' residents. hack from the prls()n cell In which bn(!"s\;reet and Its adjoining build- Hero Is a church that la unique, ft jtlfaftpr'ta^pr l?,ay.'''' ""•"" " Monday In the Boston Arena Court, East Haven announce the week. The classes were held in the witlVhcl- guests ari^ ''to Sjiai'e (n tlttVCjr^' hnd (>cp weil-palanccd In In'ritotl lit the Expi'rlinent illation at He draws a delightful picture of the h'b awaited the death which he Ings'aldhe •-^'OohstltUtloh" Mill— bulidliigs? Is absolutely undenominational. engagement of their daughter, Ed Connecticut College tor Women in their fun. '• [obd yalAp •' '. Do you know that '•'{^ ^BF'f'"!'^ Now Hdvori? , '":' ' '". '"' ',.' people pi Short Beach as It was hi knew musteomc soon, he gloried In t^M'-vv-;n>"^^^,>A«^,>^^^--v:-' •XJV.'l.^.VA.r^'V^lVA /(, ^ ^ t • ..J.. . .V ' T-^ •^'^'-•^rri'^^^i^^i^ *J5»«i!*Jw*yi.j(*^lw*^«p Page Tour THE BRANPORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 22,1039 THE TOANrORD RKVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1030 Paffa F1T« DEBT PART A DIME TOIIL WASHINGTON THE CONSUMER SPEAKS Rtitnbli-ihed in28 Those who may ob.ipcl to jiaying Published Every Thtiritday At the toll on the > Mcrritt I'nrkway SNAPSHOTS By HOWARD PATE learning less tedious and enables Meanderings tlrantard, Conn. bavn the privilege, of course, of By JAMES I'RF.STON them to cover more ground In a by taking any other route, principal VISUAL KDUCATION shorter space of lime. TIIR nRANFORD REVIEW, INC. ly U. S. No. 1, from the New York FIRST In engineering, science and S7 Uono Street Selt-lnvestlgallon la growing In .MARCHES ON of a Stale line through as far cast as popularity around Washington. jhcmlstry, animated drawings (we "A picture speaks ten thousand 'inow them by the name ot Mlckle MEYER LESHINE Publl«hei she or he may desire to travel. First to try 11, ot course, wa.'s the words' so runs an old Chinese pro Mouse) play an Important part. ALICE T. fETERBON Edlbor Tolls arc luit proposed where WPA. Wlicn serious charRe.s wcrr verb. While this might not be Ulcr- Complex motions and reactions can Book Worm parallel routes arc lackirig. There made against the rellet spending ally true In every case a picture or agency scvrr.il months ago, the WPA be studied by means of animated Teleiihone Ilrantord 400 are other comsea for folks to trav Illustration docs convey Impressions drav/lngs as In no other way. w Immediately set out to luvcstlRate which would take numerous words Subscription Rate: el in Connpoticut which will not lt, o^ JA>IAjrtJA.y, A•'*Ay^J" »,<.... "' 4'','>->i',',->'r,'?'i'.'s~'-.-) I ti » » 4 * » i • "t 'y-rr^ > -* •> •> > > '> • \ -•'>%\^^A'VA<>-^.V > ^t'> * ii*fc>v.>•*>-**.** h •%'t.'. ^^ iN^ ^ ^ •* I VV.-* ^.VA.-» 1^ --*,ri.^*^^ 3^JlS^S^^5^S^iS^6?^?|iJp«0^ t»aH,av'*( wi=, >,--.>w-—»^'»•'v«y^-..i;e^•s^ V ",«,>^*,^»,«f-wlv ,«**f"'' •.-*w*^--^W-. .JS/V:.-*. W-^i, , «••»».* i , Page Six THE BRANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1030 THE BRANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1030 returned to her home In Bergct =^E^ Brookctl's Point, • Mrs.'Madeline Hbgiin'ofTJainden Wrestling Street. Baseball shelton Residents SHORT BEACH has operietl hbr camp dt Lanphler's Miss Connie ErWln ot Wallingford Tho following girls were guest at Co've. " " "• '""' " Ba§btbaP Continued on Page Seven tho Queen's Ohcesbojt, Short Beach 1 IPMT NEWS Union CImpcl tain the following friends at cards has been visiting Miss Caroline Ma LATEiT Catherine Wal.lh, Lillian Lynch, Football that he would contere with Corpor "JUST A LITTLE PRACTICE" son, Clark Avenue, Mr. and Mrs Herbert HoughtaliuB Hockey Sunday June 25 11 a. m. Sermon this evening; Mrs. Roland Van Lillian Cftllahan, Maiy Quinan, Trlx of Short Beach Road linVc renttfU a Joseph M. Zaffino :-: Sppj\s ^'ditor ation Counsel Michael Basiel on by the Pastor, Rev. Ernest C. Car Sands, Mrs. Fred Roganson, Mr-s. Soncoal, Margaret Egan, Dorothy the matter." Mr, and Mrs. William Fusco ot house at Hotohklss Grove, Boxing by Mary Paul penter; Topic: God's Heavenly Col Walter Wistlng, Mrs. William Cusic DIckln'son and Maigaiel Conncllart, ony; Anthem by the choir. Sum Mrs Myrtle Northrup and Miss An New Hiiv'en have rented the Bloke mer visitors cordially welcomed. cottage, Bungalow Laivb for the sea Mr. and Mrs Lewis Baldwin ot na Moore. Miss Constance KelUner ot Bi'oklyn Martin Lawson was somberly 9:45 Sunday School. George Brown son. Anspnia aie nt their cottaets! PVoi. Middletown Beats looking out the window wondering MLss Constance Klllner of Broklyn pect Hill, Stony Clcek. ' ''• '- superintendent; Lesson Topic: Paul Mrs. Wilhemlna Mlc:inel, Highland Mow Yoik nie al their Stony Creek Deep River Here Sun. For Oame Wjth Brinf^ Continued from Sports Page what to do with hlnself this evening Reviews His Lite; Senior Topic: Robert, Louise and Roger Bennett Avenue, Sliort Beach, is convales ot New York city called on Mis home toi the summer Lisa would not be home until late Better Teamwork. cing at the lionie ot her son, Karl In Mr and Mis dearies Stockder of Priebe et 1 0 0 0 0 n that night, he couldn't oallon her.He Friday, June ?3 7:30 p. m. Choir Marion Bennett and Mrs. Alice Now Haven are at (Sray Rook'island Essex dijb Nips Northtoi'd, following an operation Scott on Sunday. Mis Helen Roesler ot Great Bar- Peep River Clu^ Kline P 3 0 0 0 0 0 He could however phone Merle or reshoarsal in New ilayen Hopsital, atony Cieek. Wallingford And Shelton hlqwThe>|8Stancl Both Clubs Now Tied For Nesslngxx ... 2 0 0 1 0 0 lington. Mass has made impiovo- Flossie—even date them, but lately Miss Betty Russell has returned to mcnls on Lewis Island Stony Cieck Pefeat Saybrook Higg^pumTeam they seemed to bore lilm, and then Mrs. Alexander Kahn of New Ha Mrs. Peter Blieker of Main Street Totals 32 0 5 27 10 2 lier home in Lanphlor's Cove follow It would'nt be fair to Lisa, his fian ven is In the Locksloy for anothet has arrived in Germany. Mrs Dagmai Ilaminond has open Fourth Place Are Seeking Mlddletown Ab r h po a 0 ing a visit in New York city. ^y•ALD,oRF i:9p Share Housatonic Valley In League Game in' '11 inning Tilt cee. For another tliinB, as Mayor summer. ed the Flying Point Hotel foi the Duda 3b 3 1 1 0 3 Mr. and Mrs. L. Grimes of Mcrl- DDLESEX n Lawson's son he had to maintain The First Communion Class ot St, simimei, ' WJSDDINGS <"-' 'LEAGUK Hlgganum (Special!.—Essex wuu 4 1 1 0 0 0 Mrs. Harold David and children of dcii are in the ciuestcd-^Stanley Deep pivcr (Special).— Walter Dee 2b 4 0 2 1 0 0 the dignity ot the family name and Elizabeth's will receive First Holy League Baseball Honors Llhdiier 'pitched his first garnc of an U-lnnlng ball game last Sunday Win To Increase Standing Hartford visited Mr. and Mrs R. P, house tor tlie season John Sugrue of Now Haven was SJINDAy KESlII/fS Wltkbwski c 4 0 1 14 1 0 not prance around with every Sally, Communion, Sunday, Juno 25 at tho''.^ea.sort' I'atit Suddii's^ aiid'woii from Hlgganum, 0 to 4. Essex won Julia. AS if Lisa would let him I Swell Thompson Sunday. 10 a. m. ! liuri while dlvln(5 at Mansfield's East Hampton 0, Branford 8 on an error by Warcoka which Olson rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 A meeting of the Short Beaoli ft to 2. allowing Saybrook but three "Butchic" Naimo Due To Toss As Deep River Queens Visit Ham Flynn ct 3 0 0 2 0 0 girl, that Lisa. The class members are Joan Grove Sunday " afternoon lie was Lyman Mali Mmli And Slicltoiiiics Are Hccoi-nizcil As The Co- hlt.^. Diieii"Klver'sd'6i'ed'lhib'o'i'iin3 ESse Ol-ligganum 4 (IJlnnln^s) gave W. Janoskl first base and Bpys are collecting wood to take Skit Club was at the home of Mr. taken to Now Haven Hospital, Wisneskl If .. 2 0 1 0 0 The telephone rang shrilly and Barry, Jeannctle Thompson, Lois Clianipions Of The H.iseball Lcgue Of'Tlie Ihuisalonic Confei- in the first inning, enough to win Deep niver 8 Old Saybro{ik'2- sirigleEi'by BanhlSter and J. Janoskl. mer Field Sunday Afternoon—Niiimd Defeated Queens In Eitst 0 to Umbrella Island for a Fourth ot and Mj-s. John Marten. Jane Burk- Dwyer lb 2 0 1 8 0 he eagerly answered it:' Lassen, Robert Brcnnan, Jackie encc League Which NVill Not Allow For Playoffs In pasclmll Ihe'^ame;-' " '"^ ' "" Mlddletown 3, \|erlden 0. Banister-gave Hlgganum six hits, Giiine'Of Scries;"Atid Seeking Hls'Sdconcl Win Oyer Dccl^'Rivcr 0 July bbrifire. hart ot Urilon Street, Dorothy Bab- Mr. and Mis. D. M. Vanneman are Segal p 3 0 0 1 5 Corning and John Dcndas, ' Joo Smith of Deep Ulver hit a tienfty Nosai gave EJssoi nine hits 0 "Hello." Then he exclaimed happ cock ot Lanphler's Cove, Buddy .spondliig week ends at tho StPne- w Pet dnd farihed'12; Higginum was with- Harris x 1 1 0 0 0 0 ily. "Llsal This is a surprise; you Llnd of Grove Street, and Robert house, Cosey Beach Wallingford (Spcci.iiy,— Lvma.i Hall high of Wallingford, horhc ruri'and'P.'smlth of Saybroo|i Young "Butchie" Naimo, ex-high school star hurler, will be on X Harris ran tor Wisneskl In 4th Mr. and Mrs. William Cusic have Bobby Wait has Just had a lon- East Hampton ...0 .857 auf the"Sei-'vices of Waiter Bralnerd said you would be home—No, I was Pouiton ot Beach Street, were taken ,,i,e,tomy and is Iils6 a homer, the two longest hits xxNesslng batted tor Priebe in 5th returned from a vacation trip to oonvalesclng al football, basketball and Track winner of other years, who this year Mlddletown .., ...5 .714 who is out of the game for tho sea pitching mound for Branford when the Townics face the Deep Riv n't exijectlng any other call.—At in as new membei's. Among the rcB-'.^jg !,(,,(((; bf the game. Mlddletown 000 000 030—3 Maine. . George Asplnwall of Leicester, have enjoyed a successful jsascball season, arc sharing the crown and I^lgganurn ...5 ,714 son with a broken leg. Hal Parmc er club at Hammer Field Sunday at 3 p. m. And the reason he is eight: why not now?——Oh, you'll ular members present were Shirley ' \ !vlair'(!fallr(d,"wlio wont the route for Meriden 000 000 000-0 Mass. is the guest ot his grandpar- Saybrbok' , ...3 .429 ikc played ccnlerfiel'd: Irving Spen- down as the Starting pitcher ii his uncanny way of jixihg the C^ucens. have a surprise for me. Swell I, I've Fenn, George Dickinson, Teddy title of 1939 liiiseball champs with Shelton high as they have been SajfWook, • giiye nine hits. Johhny Miss Anna Moore has retiu-ned Mrs. John Kennedy has returned '•'"ts, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Chad- E&eji'.: ...3 - .420 cier, vtteran' fli'st baseman failed Saorltces Dwyer; double plays one for you too. Ah, no; tell you Pouiton and Jimmy Marten, recognized as the co-champions of the baseball league in the I-Ioii- Ladd'stro, whb' Is hBlno'trom Rhode In'th'o fust series opcnci- with Deep Ili'vcr he defeated Hiem,6 ro'4 Jakjeip to C. Zajac, W. Zajac to C. froin a visit in Noank, Conn. trom a trip to Atlantic City nndi^Wh", Stevens Street, Cosey Bench. Modern Cutaways Islarld State College, played center BRANFORD .. ...2 M'6 to shbw 'ill)' at'the ' balVpark and ' liold'ing them to but four scattered when I see you. Bye darling." Washington, D. C. Slie traveled by •— satoiilc Valley Lcasiio as the league , . pv • I • Zajac; left on bases Meriden 0, Mid- Mrs. Lee Sherwood, daughter ot Dress Suits' ' " Tu,:?:eclQg^ neld'for Saybrook. Merldcn ...2 .286 Johnny Wareoka played first base. hits. Smiling happily, lie replaced the airplane. Mrs. Richard Moyle has returned conslllullon does not allow for pjny ...2 "'Su'mtnary;' '"" dletopwn 4; base on balls off Kline Mrs. Walter J. McCarthy was hos Mr. and Mrs. John Carberry of 85 Shisltpp l^esigents Dcci) Illvcr II 110 J3'pci)"l[liver .2iid etown Beats Tony Mott, veteran receiver and phone on Its lioolc.He wbuldn't have to ber homo in Rliode Island after •White Dinner Coats offs In baseball .., .. ..-II' .: I «. ' . (. i I '• 4, off Segal 1. struck out by Kline 5, tess to the Metemall Bridge Club at Porter Street, was married to Mr. Essex Ab h po to spend a boring evening after ail- Roller skating will open this eve- staying a week with her sister, Mr The rules state that If the two B, 'Llndnof ib ...:.. A 2 1 a smart handler ot hurlers, will Be Segal 13; umpire, Dunn; passed| a chow meln supper Thursday eve Robert Pitch Hopton, Yale 1D25, son Blue D'.B. Coats'" 1 GAMES SUNDAY BeVchulskl 2b .. 3 'O 2 not when he could be with Lisa. nlng tho PavilUon, Philip Burnc ot Stony Crock. teams are tied '' for 'first place at Dissatisfied With J. ^ri^ith o'f '•,'.'...... :. 5 Meriden 3 to Q As the other half ot the battery Sun balls, Witicowskl; time ot game 1'40 ning. Her guests included; Mrs. ot Mrs Louise P. Hopton of 025 Or 2 1 Deep River at Branford Baronl, 3b 2 0 day, and should aid immensely with He glanced at his watch and was arid 'Planneis,' the end of Ihi regular" season, both M.'^az ss ,. 4 Clarence Johnson, Mrs. Janies Rosch ange St., Monday afternoon at 3 pni Merlc)en at East Hampton Heleneck rf 1 0 disappointed to peroieve It was only Short Beach Men's club will meotl Dwlght Place Sunday school will New High Coach Haso'r rf ' ..;....4 the bat. On first base will be "the Mrs Clifford Peterson, Mrs. A. J. In tho United Cliurch parish iiouse. Shirts, collars, ties shoes, silk teams will shdVe the honors. If Sajtb'rqbk'ttt. Essex "' C."'tod(!Schlnl Jf 1 1 Segal Yields 3 Hits PILLOWS ARE SMART six o'clock. Two hours before he Monday evening at 8:30 in the ''°''l 'ts annual picnic Saturday at Mozzbcc'i 3b ...... 3 1? tttll. rangy Paul 'VVaird, who has been Pfeiff, Mrs. Arnold J Peterson, Mrs. The Rev, Richard Clapp performed and^ opera hats, spati",'iilovds^ three or more "tenms'arc tied no Mldd'lctbwn at Hlgganum paririb'liie cf ' ;... 0 1 GRADUATION GIFTS could see Lisa, two whole hPurs— Claremont. 1 Double Beach. Mii}6Wski'if ,. 4 1 5 I doing a good Job at the hiitlal sack Donald McKay, Mrs. James J. Sulli the ciirembny, aiid Mrs. Charles M. A.scbt ties, pearl,' gray 'vc'stsj- title recognition is given by the lea Shelton (Speciall.— Apparently, E l>J6's4'Cc" 0 17 why that was an eternltyl He'd get S. 'ivfaz lb' 4 0 11 jvieriden (Special).- frring Segal'this season. Another young mernber van and Mrs. Lester Corning. Dobbs ot Madison and Mr. Oswald jewelry, etc. ' '' '' " ' ''" gue to any team In'tjip loop. th'Bre Is'ii grbiirp tit Shelton Msldonts W. Todeschlnl ss 1 1 Are you puzzling over the choice even with her for making him wait Olsbh c 4 0 3 added another fine pitching pertor-lof the ball-playing group, Steve Hy- At bridge which followed, Mrs. Keogh, Yale 1027, were the only at Under the league ruling, Lymaii hVi'd ta)(bttyer4'\l'ho'Hi'6 4^"""'='^ •Warecka lb 1 10 of a graduation tight for some High that long. He would'nt tell his sur Lli^'c|'nor p 4 1 2 Moodus, Chestef mance to fils collection at St. Stans lensKl will hold' down second. lii ad- Johnson, Mrs. Ptelff and Mrs. Sulli tendants. Western Auto Hall of WalUn'gftsrd wins its'flr'^t dWsatliifl'iid "With the'aelSbllon of i:;'.''Nos{il iV^ 0 1 school girl who probably will be prise until they kissed eachother WALDORf; W.'tindnyrv) •.,;..;; 4 1 ? stadliim last'Sunday when he white dltlon to ^elng a reliable batter, van were prizewinners The bride wore an Azure blue At the Shore baseball title, although winning Vincent J Murray, of New Haven, packing off to cqllego in the Fall? goodnight, that's just what he'd do. Associate Store wasjied the Meriden club 3 lb 9, set- Hylcnski can be counted oii to do his dress with navy blue accessories and football, track a'nd' basketball in to take d've'r"tll6 'pbSt 'dt' physWal Keep Spped Pac^ Totals ...38 4 0 33 11 3 Here's a suggestion: why not pre. Wait and seel This would be one Home Oumcd by •^fol-als 37 0 0 27 13 ting down the Meriden team' with share of great playing. . ' ' serit her with a pair ot really fine a corsage of white roses. Mrs. DobbS othpr years. Football arid: track, education iria'tjuotol' In'tlrt'lftlih IS: time when her pleading and begg Mrs. Howard Stepp, Howard and Pauline and Boverlce Schorcr ot STANI,EY C. TOLMAN GLOTHIiHS?^©- Sa}'l)roo(c h fo Hi^g Page Eight THE BBANPORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 22,1930 THE MOVIEGUYED Calendar Of Events College Notes Granite Bay Personals By Charlotte Young supply. They weighed from to to 2nd and 4th Tuesday uight, Nashawcna Council, Degree of Po Everlt Holmstrom, son or Mr. and Jean Altermatt of Stony Creek IIllOI,I,t\V00» GOSSIP: j cahontas in Rod Men's Hall. Mrs. Fred Holmstrom of aranite will be a guest this summer at the Norma Bhcarcr wearing an Intcr- three pounds each, and tho shells Mr. Charles Lcnnon ot New Havc.i were so tough that M1.1.S O'SulUvan Ist and Srd Fridays—'Vasa Star Lodge, No. 150, Svea Hall. Bay has returned from Pratt Insti home of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph tlni? ensemble of cowgirl for her role was a guest ot George and Burton had to use a stone hatchet to crack First Monday—Indian Ncclt Fire Co., Social Meeting. tute, New York, where he is an art Sweeney, Nutley, New Jersey. in llic dmlc ranch scaucncc ot "The Dickinson, •Women," Spencer Tracy con them. Second Monday—Indian Neck I'Mre Co., Uusiness Meeting student. Third and Fourth Mondays—Indian Nock Fire Co., Drills John Pohley of Tenafly, N. J visi senting to present special awards at The second big feature on the Mr. Arnold Holmstrom ot Sher the commencement exercises ot Loy Isamo program Is "Bridal Sullo" fea Miss Mary Anastaslo, daughter of ted this week with Mr. and Mrs. turing Annaboila and Hobcrt Young James Anastaslo of 84 Silver Sands wood Street Is a guide at the Worlds Carl Dlekmann ot French Avenue, ola University Lew Ayres catch EVERY WEEK Pair. ing up on the sun tan he didn't got and with every members of the Road, East Haven, and Miss Flor East Haven. Thursdays: 12 !l5, East Haven Rotary Club. ; ence McKay Green, daughter ot during his European vacation supporting cast a laugh headllnor, They consist ot Walter Connolly, Mondays—Branford Rotary, 12:15, Congregational Church Mr. and Mrs. William A, Oreen of Mr. Everett Holmstrom ot Sher Mrs. Harold Chittenden of North Mickey Rooncy treating the cost ot Reginald Owen, Ocno Lockhart, Fridays—PawBon Tribe, L 0. B. M. at 8 P. M. in Redmen'a Hall. 134 Gerrish Avenue, East Haven wood Street is home for the sum Guilford is this year's chairman ot "Bttbcs In Arms" with Ircozcrs ot Arthur Treacher, Bllllo Burke, Vir Were graduated from Now Haven mer from Pratt's Institute. Rural Life and Library Extension IcD cream Greta Garbo driving ginia Field and Felix Brossart. State Teachers' College this week. for the New Haven County Council her own car to work for her now See you in the movies, Mr. Edward Du BreuU ot Torring ot Parents and Teachers, .^tarring role in "Nlnotchka." Your Movie Quycd. JUNE 23rd Henry Crosby, Virginia Dohna and ton spent the week end with his Ann Rutherford receiving a letter a Rose Daum of the graduating class parents Mr and Mrs. Gus DuBreull Oscar Boldtmann of Short Beach day from a sailor In the United Social AVorkcrs Slrawhcrry Festival in'Congregational Cburoli ot East Haven High School have Stales Navy. Ho has been a fan ot has returned home from Groce Hos Parlors. been awarded scholarships at New Mr. and Mrs, Gus DuBreull spent the little actress for two years. pital, Merritt Parkway Haven Junior College. a week with Mr. and Mrs DuBreull Sr. ot Torrlngton. Miss Enls Paul, East Main Street HOT TIPS FOB TIIK WKBIC: Continued from page one JUNE 21th to headkquarlcrs In Hartford, and Miss Estelle Wrobell, daughter of is entertalnlrig Miss Josephine Fer- Ton midgets appearing with John Food Sale—.Tnvonile Grange, on tho Green. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew WrobeU of 70 A combination surprise birthday i;;,;j-YEasrBrJntr7e7MaM, ny Welssinuller and Maurcon O'Sul- some ot It directly to the toll sta Ouling, Young O. 0. P. at Park MoLay, East Haven, 6 ;00 Paul Street, East Haven was gradu party and graduation Hot Dog Roast llvan In "Tarzan Finds A Son!" now tion on tho Mcrrltt Parkway. ated from Now Haven State Teach was given for Jane Burkhart and Miss Honora Pitcher entertained playing at the Loow Poll College St. Vincent's Ladies' Guild Card J'arty in Church Auditorium. Tho fare, ten cent,? per vehicle ir ers' College this week, has achieved Charlotte young at the homo ot Wednesday night at her home, West Theater tor a second big week, may respective ot the number of occu JUNE 26th second highest scholastic position Mrs Archie Young, Among those Lake, North Guilford for the Bus bo small but they're not dumb. pants, it Is hoped, will bo readily in her class, in recognition of which present were Shirley Penn, George When tho first high wind hit China Sliort Beach Men's Club McotH, 8 ;!!0 in Claremont Hotel. iness and Professional Women's available to those who use tho Pork her tuition has boon refunded. Dlnklnson, Alice Batrow, Preston Club. Plato while tho company was on lo- way so that the nccos,>ilty of change JUNE 28th and Paul Lyspakavltz, A shower of oalloii, It blew midgets In all dlrco- money may for the present be re handkerchiefs were given to the (Ions, Thoy had to grab tree trunks, James W. Rankin, formerly ot Mr. William Ham will bo among duced to tho minimum, although the Cards, Garden Club, hostess, Mrs. W. D. Pinlcham East Haven received his degree this two girls the visiting patrons who will ex automublles and everything station toll keepers wlU bo prepared to ary to keep from being blown out ot week at Connecticut State College. emplify the initiatory work in Now make change to a reasonable A family party was given for Lucy Haven tomorrow night at a meeting a day's work. An hour later when a JUNE 30th amount. Frank Tarbell, son ot Mr. and Pacileo at her home on Friday night of the Mystic Chapter No. 20 O. E. S. .sixty-foot high "twister" hit the lo On two occasions ropresontatlves after the graduation. cation scattering chairs, parallels, Mrs. Philip TarboU ot Chldsey Ave. of the Money Meters, Inc, In Provi St. Andrew's Mother's Cluh Picnic. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. camera and lamps, tho midgets dove East Haven has boon awarded a Andrew Owens will spend the for individual little cyclone cellars dence, R. I, have boon at tho High scholarship by Hopkins Grammar Vincent Pacileo, Helen, Andrew, Sal summer at his home in Worcester, that thoyhad dug. . . way Department headquarters in JULY 1st School. I vatore and Louise Pacileo, Mr. and Mass. Hartford instructing the toll collec Mrs. Freddie PacUeo, Mr. and Mrs, It took a studio properly depart tors relative to tho operation ot the Food Sale, Georgia Chapter 0. B. S., 10 o'clock on the Qreon William R. Chaftee, son of Mr. and Jimmy Pacileo and their son, Mr ment two months to And fourteen Mrs. C, E, Little of Bradley Ave,, money meters. In all cases' tho ten Tubpr Ijulhernn Church Picnic, 2 p. m., Branford Point. Mrs. Robert Chaftee of 158 Homing and Mrs Charlie Pacileo, Marie Pac East Haven has returned from a trip ostrich eggs that were kept on ico cents toll charge will bo deposited ileo and Mr, Al Todder. •In tho studio commissary awaiting Swedish Pood Sale, 10 a. m., on Green. way Avenue has been given a schol to Storrs, Conn. in the money meter by the user ot arshlp at Hopkins Grammar School. a domestic scone boLwoen Maureen tho Parkway, In no case will any ot Rabbi and Mrs. H. Rosenthal and O'SulUvan and Johnny Felssmuller - JULY 3rd tho toll collectors be permitted to A total of 28D residents of Con their two daughters, Lucy and Ab- Shorthand, Typewriting, Book In "Tarzan Finds A Son I" It seems make sucli deposit. In the event it is bygail are back to stay for the sum keeping, Accounting, Business that ostrlchojj lay eggs only once or Fast Haven iFrc Dnpnrtnicnl. No. 1 mcols in firehonsc. nectlout were candidates for degrees necessary for any of the toll colloo to be awarded at Yale University mer In tho Chcrlo cottage on Union Administration, Dlctapho'ne, twice a year, so the prop men had lectors to make change, tho ten Dawn Dance, Briuiriird Miinoi' Fire Cnmpany Street. Comptometer, Day and Evening to scour tho "ostrich world" for the Tuesday and Wednesday. Among cents win bo handed to tho payee them wore; John A. Moffitt, Jr., Rabbi Rosenthal is the religious Sessions. Co-educatlonal. Enter who, himself or herself, will deposit CB. A.); Samuel Kanell, (B. S.); director ot The Young Men's He at any time. the coin in tho moneymeter. The Erlck A. Lindberg (Mus B) ot Bran- brew Association in New York City. toll collector will register tho pay ford; Richard' L. Watson, Jr. STONE OOLLEaE Pequot Theatre mcnt and tho payee will be duly (Ph. D.) ot East Haven ond Geor- 120 Temple St., New Haven notldcd ot the proper reception of ginana Baxter Decvoy, (Ph, D,)) of I'Vi,, Sill,—Jnue2;)-ai said coin by the ringing ot a boil. Pino Orchard. GAD-A-BOUTS The present station is temporary "WINNEE TAKE ALL" and is located approximately 8100 WHEN IN NEED OF Miss Jacqueline Malcolm, daugh Mr. and Mrs. L. P, Baldwin and with Tony Martin Gloria Stuart feet east ot the Connecticut-New ter of Mrs. Clara Malcolm 21 Par WALLPAPER York line. Adequate signs liave been Ted Baldwin have returned from a — Ai-so — dee Place has received her diplo fishing trip to Moosehead LSike, or PAINT installed notifying the users ot the ma from Larson Junior College. John Howard, Heather Angol in Parkway that loll will be collected a Maine. VISIT certain . dlstonoc ahead, the hrst Mr, Frank Welland who has re-^ April 25th, but we understand wUl UNITED WALL PAPER "Bulldog Drummond's President George V.Larson of the. Converse ot Stony i ?;i Secret Pplice" signs being 1000 feet oast or west ot cently graduated from college, is be back with us soon. CO. the toll station. visiting the plant for a tow days for Hr,»;)^ri^LH°i'^°„rRHrn?ffhu creek attended the Smith College 03 Crown St., New Haven degree of Associate of Science this _„„„,„„ ,„ M„..H, t »»„ Sun,, Hon., Tucs., .luno 25-26-27 Toll oporatdrs on tho Parkway observation ot the manufacture ot Slgmond Prussky of Pent Road, will work on three shifts— 8:'oO a.m. week on Miss Janet Daniels, daugh"""'™ '" Northampton, Mass "We Save You Money" malloablo Iron pipe fitting. Mr. Brantord HUl, is starting a poultry ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Dan Harry Brazeau ot Curve Street ROSE of WASHINGTON to 4:00. p. m., from 4:00 p. m to Welland is the son ot Mr. Carl Wei- f^^^ ^^^^^ moo ohlcksliGood luck, lels of 93 Bradford Avenue, East 12:00 p.m. and from 12:00 p,m,. to was In Turners Falls, Mass. the first SQUARE land, the manger ot one of the most Haven. 8:00 a.m. At all times the Parkway ot the week. He was called there by vidth Tyrone Power, Alioo progressive jobbing houses of the the death of his father. will be patrolled by State Police In Some interesting experiments are Miss Elsa M. Pierson, daughter of ' Payo and Al Jolaon addition to tho extra service indi middle states. The Central Supply being made In tho Galvanizing De BRANFORD ALSO Co, ot Indianapolis, This company Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Pierson, 35 cated at the present time. partment, which may lead to the Taylor Avenue, East Haven was Mrs. Earl Stone and two children, Ohostor Morris, Ann Dvorak in Is one of M.I,F's largest and oldest Russell and Marilyn of Chldsey The Supervisor of each ot the toll complete abandonment of the use graduated this week at the Larson LAUNDRY collectors will bo placed under ade customers, which Ernie Rowe placed Avenue have returned from a trip , "BLIND ALLEY" on books back in the old days. No of acid pickle before the hot dip. Al Junior CoUego in Hamden. quate bond and proper insurance ready one acid bath has been given to Florida. FLAT WORK has been placed by the State Comp doubt tho success ot tho jobbing AVeil, Tliiirs,—,hnio 'JB-2!) up ai^d if the presoi^.experiments Earl Fessner of Wakefield, Mass., Trachtenberg was secretary dur troller for the protection ot aU Inter house has a groat deal to do with are successful wo can A '•''*«^<«4rxaiH'!J^-il>-2il^SMi2:ii;
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