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Download 1939-06-22 fH«*?S. WM'^ii9li!t'S'i^ltil)#ilfllll»)>^'ttii*>,:iifii<ns ,ji*,ft}*<!«,»-;#,ajS!i3ai«s*p,v's«as4tv%^H»«*.'^*®a«^^ 'T . ^.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.
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