"Ea«t Haven's "East Haven's Own Own Newspaper" ^be Eaet Haven Citisen Newspaper" VOL. I., No. 20 EAST HAVEN, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1937 PRICE 5 CENTS REYNOLDS DINNER SET FOR JULY 29

Stone Church Holds . E. H. H. S. Graduates Independence Day Mr. Russell Mallinson Memorial Services 1937 Heads General Com­ Last Sunday, July 4, the Old Stone By RAYMOND PITCAIRN mittee Ciiurch paid tribute to members, National Chairman living and deceased, who were re­ Sentinels of the Republic At a committee meeting of the ceived into the church during the With a sphit of reverence, as well Reynolds Dinner Committee, last month of July from 1871 to 1936, in as of patriotism, America observes Wednesday evening, for the dinner this year the 161st anniversary of in honor of Mr. Edward Reynolds, the form of a Memorial Communion the Declaration of Independence. Service. At the same time It commemorates who hag recently retired from the In his sermon. Dr. Edwin D. Har­ the 150th anniversary of the United bench following a term of four vey, interim pastor of the church, States Constitution. years, it was decided to hold mentioned that many loved the Old Between these two celebrations the dinner at Wilcox's Pier Rest­ there Is a close relationship. To­ aurant, West Haven, on Thursday, Stone Church, and that there were gether they commemorate the fact now living 41 members of the church that our nation was created and July 29. A chicken dinner will be who had been received during the constituted the Land of Freedom. served and music will be furnished month of July. Dr. Harvey also It was the Decla.ration of Inde­ by Jack Lawlor and his Society Or­ pendence that proclaimed to the chestra. spoke of the late Rev. Daniel J. world that all men arc created free Clark, who was ordained as pastor and equsJ, that they arc endowed The general committee for the of the church on July 7, and who with certain inalienable rights, that affair is as follows: Mr. Russell also celebrated his birthday..durin.g. to secure these rights governments Mallinson, general chairman; Mr. are instituted. Herman Hackbarth, Mr. William this month. He also said that the It was the Constitution of the Rev. Clark had received 680 mem­ United States that gave those prin­ Osborn, Mr. Harold Hall, Mr. Her­ bers into the church during his forty ciples strength and permanence. bert Korn, Mr. Rudolph Schmidt, Mr. years of faithful service, of which Without that Charter of Liberties, Carl Rosenquist, Mr. Harold Brom- 120 were received during July. the freedom won by the courage berg, Mr. Ted Huling, Mr. Gus Mer­ and the self-sacrifice of our fathers Thirty of these members are still would have perished. rills, Airs. Dorothy Merrills, Mrs. living. To the men who, through those Chartes Miller, Airs. Alvin Sanford, He also spoke of Miss Ellen L. two historic documents, gave sub­ Mr. Chester Newton, Mr. J. Russell stance to our national ideals, all MacArthur, Mr. George Sisson, Mr. Thompson, who joined the church Americans owe a debt of gratitude • on July 7, 1871, and she is believed today. Leon Brockett, Mr. Henry H. Brad­ to be the oldest in point of church To realize what they established ley, Mr. Thomas Pendleton, Mrs. membership and continuous active for us, it is necessary only to con­ Katherine Dolan, Mr. Frank Carbone, service. She is still living at 214 sider the growth in area, in prratige Mrs. Otto Bath, Mr. Irwin Sprague, and in the well-being of its people Mr. Lyman Goodrich, Mr. George Main Street. ' . that America has achieved. I Dr. ' Harvey read a poem in . To realize from what they pro-.j Beckett, Mr. George Noble, Mrs. "TfJieThWy^ot 'tlVbse"''wKo"'Kaw tected us, it' is necessary only to' Florence Burwell; Mr. Rudolph Kueri; observe the repression of human Mrs. Chester Night, Mr. Maurice from our midst, before entering into rights and of the human spirit Communion. The poem was written which today afflicts so many nations Germond, Mr. William Geenty, Mr. by a member of the Old Stone abroad. Edward Lynch, of New Haven; Mr. Church. Independence Day, 1937, thus be­ Robert Gerrish, Mr. William comes a dual anniversary. It com­ McKeon, Mr. Dean Texido, Mr. The committee in charge of this memorates our birth as a, nation, beautiful Memorial Service were: and it demonstrates that only Jack Lawlor, Mr. Henry Antz, Mr. Mrs. Henry H. Bradley, Mrs. Charles through the power of human lib­ Henry Weber, Mr. Frank Redfield, erty and through government insti­ Mr. Leslie Redfield, Mr. Clifford F. Bat-es, Mrs. Sydney M. Everett tuted to secure such freedom, can and Mr. E. E. Cowles. , X a country progress and endure. Sturgcs, and Mr. John Howe. l£ • j»—- ^-(s On us rests the responsibility of ONION KING WORKS keeping that spirit alive. 5 Cases Browght Before Court Session "ISOLATES" LEPROSY Tlie following cases were brought up during the Town Court session here on Monday, July 5, by Judge Arthur T. Connor. Anthony Console ' was fined twenty-five dollars for exceeding the speed limit and driving without a license; William Lynch was fined Reading up and down, first row, Stanley Skut, Nelson Smith, Gordon f'"e dollars and costs for drunk- Stevens, Avery Stillings, Truman Suprenant; second rovy, Merritt eness; Richard Riley was discharged Thompson, Edwin Tipping, Frank Vercillo, Doris Warner, E''"'.-ard after being brought before the court Whittlesey. (See Page Three.) for breach of the peace and drunk- ) eness; judgment was suspended on Arthur Richkowski for discharging of Tax Collections Building Shows fireworks ov^er the holidays; and Wilfred Gagne was sentenced to Still On Increase Increase Over 1936 twen*y-flve days in pail for the fol­ lowing offenses: reckless driving, According to Mr. Thomas F. Rey­ In an interview with Building In­ evading responsibility, driving with­ nolds, tax collector here, the collec­ spector William Hogan, recently, it out a license and driving a car with­ Just a few years ago Clyde H. tions for the month of June are as was learned that, wUh the exception out permission of the owner. Melton of Devlne, Toxiis, headed a follows: current, $9,7002.09; back of the erection of the East Haven $3,500,000 enterprise and was known taxes,, $5,428.68; interests and liens, High School last year, building in the Dr. Earl B. McKinley, one of the as the "World's Bermuda Onion $914.03; and Old Age Assistance world's foremost experts on leprosy, Two Enroll KinR." The depression came, bank vicinity has improved quite a little taxes, $239.00, making a total of who has announced "isolation" of failures wrecked the financial struc­ in comparison to the 1936 figures. the true germ of leprosy. The doc­ In C. C. C. ture of business, and today he Is $16,283.80 over all. From October I, 1933 to July 1, tor, dean of medicine at George fighting his way back to economic For a period of nine months of 1937, a period of nine months, the Washington university, is in the Due to the announcement by the independence as a salesman of toys 1935, October to July inclusive, the total estimated cost of construction Phil.ppines for four months' re^ tp^^ ^ jg^ ^^^^^ j,,^^ .^^ in a store In Pasadena, Calif. tax receipts totalled $210,913.37; and amounted to $170,460.00, which in­ search work in the Cuhon island • „„„„„,.,•„„ •• ,. , „ in comparison to the same period of volved the building of 20 new leper colony, residence of e.ooo, ^"f P^'"?. ^PP''^^^'""-'^ f°^^"™"'"ent Rhubarb From Europe 1936, of which the receipts amount­ houses in East Haven. Igpers. 1'" '""^ Civilian Conservation Corps, Rhubarb was first brought to ed to $223,822.96, there is an in­ Mr. Hogan staieu that the chief ' j two have applied for such in William -- I King, of Taylor Avenue, and James America for planting from E&rope crease of $12,909.50 over-1935. reason for the lack of building here, about 150 years ago. Trumpeter Swans Large | Andrews, of Winchester Place. The is due to the extraordinary high The beautifuitiiuli and rare trumpetetrumpeterr !.„..„ i ^ ^ ,-. ,, ,. Dishonest Man,. Cheater prices of building materials. swanvans are the largest of 'th e United a^t ^Madison ^'^ ^°, Connecticut'^P°'^ «* Cam, byp nooHadleyn to­, Gold Discovery Site "A dishonest man," said Hi Ho, States', native water fowl day. Gold was first discovered In the the sage of Chinatown, "must at Elevation.of Land in OIilo Pirated First Edition Black Hills region of South Dakota I last be cheated himself, since he is The average elevation of land in The first edition of Shakespeare's Many Species of Painu ,)uly 27, 1874, at the site of the town forced into companionsh

OUR What's What In SOCIETY Uhc East 1bav>en Citisen BOOK"CASE BUILDING by The CHAMBERLAIN Store has ORGANIZATIONS MISS MARJORY LEWIS TOWN TEAM TO MEET A Weekly Newspaper by CONSTRUCTION Society Editor helped your ancestors with their furniture MISS LOTTIE E. STREET An open forum for the discus­ Established 1937 E. H. Democratic Club sion and explanation of con­ Week-end in Delaware problems since 1835 Librarian struction and material problems LYME ON SUNDAY This week we choose another po­ Mr. Sherwood Chamberlain and HaKaman Memorial Library By Walter R. Shiner GRAHAM H. SHINER litical party in the East Haven Dem­ Miss Roberta Agnew were guests of Beg. Architect, State of Conn. ocratic Club. It was organized in relatives in Delaware over the fourth Editor and Publisher A White Rose 1927, as the Jeffersonian Society, of July week-end. Trojans Undefeated The red rose whispers of passion, SUPERVISING SMALL ^^rv-^ Telephone 4-2293 with James F. Hines as its first presi­ Return to Summer Home By Gordon Stevens, Sports Editor And the wliile rose breathes of dent. In 19.35, it incorporated as the HOME CONSTRUCTION Professor and Mrs. H. Merrills 26S Main Street East Haven, Conn. love; East Haven Democratic Club. They Let us follow through the various Lewis of South Carolina and Georgia Oh, the red rose is a falcon, meet on the second and fourth stages of construction in order to have returned to their summer home This Sunday, July II, the East Grandma's Cook Book Haven Town Team will travel to Advertising Rates On Request And the white rose is a dove. Tuesdays of the month, and boast take note of the items to check as in Haniden during July and Augu'jt. a membership of 212, This political construction proceeds. Prof. Lewis is a teacher of music in Lyme, Connecticut) to meet the During the hot weather, most But I send you a cream white rose­ affiiliation has supplied coal to the First and foremost, sign your con­ the Greenville Women's College. Lyme nine. A crack-up game is in everyone enjoys a nice cool dish store. bud needy, regardless^ of political faith, tracts, keep a copy and then be sure Mrs. Lewis is a social service worker With a flush on its petal tips; and last year gave 1500 ton. to live up to your end of the deal; in Atlanta, Georgia. of ice cream, sherbert or frozen Twilight League For the love that is purest and The present officers are as fol­ making payments on time but never custard, so we have for you two At Shore East Haven Indies was the winner sweetest lows: Mr. Harry Viola, president; ahead of time and never without the ice cold recipes of that nature. rf/-< Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Swanson over the Foxon nine with the score Has a kiss of desire on the lips. Mr. Edward Corbett, vice-president; approval of your supervisor. FROZEN CUSTARD of 10-7, last Wednesday evening, in nnd children, Carl J., and Marilyn, Friday, July 9, 1937 —John Boyle O'Reilly (1884-1890) Mr. William Hein, recording secre­ 1 qt. milk the Twilight League game at D'elia The next step is to take out your will spend the summer months at tary; Mr. Bertram Weil, financial 1 cup sugar Field. May we hope to serve you and your Fiction building permit at the Town Hall, Circle Beach, East River. secretary; and Mr. John O'Brien, contractors do this for you acting as 1 salt-spoonful salt LIFE-SAVERS New books: Case for Three De­ Vacation in Maine children for the next 100 years. tectives, Lee Brucer; Escape From treasurer. your agent but you are the one 6 or 8 egg yolks The East Haven Trojans, com­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Lewis Love, Rosemary Rees; Crime Wave responsible for the amount of cost flavoring posed of some of the E. H. H. S. p?he drowning of a little girl at Momauguin recently, MEETINGS THIS WEEK of 234 Tyler Street, left Saturday at Blandings, Wodehouse; Truth to of the construction as sworn to on Scald milk,then beat egg yolks team, have been undefeated in their Tonight for a motor trip through the New causes to bring to mind the absolute need of life-savers at Tell, Alice Rosman; Northwest Pass­ the permit. The cost^ of the permit till thick and creamy, add sugar, first four games. All players are Junior Choir, Christ Episcopal Englaiid states. They will stop for age, Kenneth Roberts; Outward is small, and as the amount stated salt, and beat again. Pour hot under 19 years of age. They hope CHAMBERLAIN several days at the Thomas House the East Haven shore resorts. Room, Millin Brand; Three Com­ Church, 4 p. m.. Rectory. as cost of construction has nothing milk over them and when well to play the Economy Market Team in South Casco, Maine. which is expected to be a grudge rades, Eric Remarque; Neighbor to July 12 to do with the appraisal for assess­ mixed turned into double boiler ORANGE AND CROWN STS. NEW HAVEN When one realizes the fact that there have been battle. the Sky, Gladys H. Carroll; Of Mice Young 'Men's, Service League, ment of taxes, chiselling of this Mr. and'Mrs. David J. Miller and and cook untill thick and creamy. eleven drownings here within a period of ten years (and and Men, John Steinbeck; Blind- Christ Episcopal Church, 7 p. m.. amount on the permit application family of Thompson Avenue, will Stir constantly, lifting boiler For expert cleaning and dying, see that is at the approximate rate of one drowning a year) man's Year, Warwick Deeping; One Rectory. does not pay in the long run and leave this week-end for Maine, to be from fire occasionly to check Is Beloved, L. P. Hauck; Little Dixie July 13 leaves the owner open to criticism gone for two weeks. cooking. Strain, and when cool Darling's Cleaners & Dyers. FIRE ALARM then the necessity for such may easily be seen. This is Devil, Bernie Babcock; Mr. Pinker- Vestry Meeting, Christ Episcopal and in danger of having his veracity Mrs. Eben C. Sage of Forbes add flavoring., This will be great­ COUNTRY questioned. Place, will spend a few weeks with ly improved by adding a little Answered by ton and Inspector Bull, David Frome; Church,' 8 p. m.. Church. FIRST NIGHTER not a record to be proud of. her daughter in Philadelphia, Penn­ cream before freezing. When egg, District Location Company Six Queer Things, C. St. J. Sprigg; Next, the' cellar must be staked The Hat-Box By Edwin da Costa sylvania. milk, are used without cream in It is also realized that accidents are bound to happen, This Side of Regret, C. F. Cushman; out properiy, using the Architect's 12 Main and Hemingway 1-3 making ice cream, they should be PERFORATED FELTS 13 Candle in the Sun, Edith Roberts; —^Linotype— plot plan (this is usually required Guests in New Jersey Well folks, once again I journeyed Main and Saltonsall 1-3 cooked before freezing, then it it seems that the perforated 14 Hemingway and Tyler 1-3 with no one at fault, but there should be life-savers sta-. The Sisters, Myron Brinig; Daphne for a permit) for a guide. A com­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and down into placid Guilford, object will be rich, smooth, solid and nne felt hats were designed with the 15 Hemingway and Dodge ... 1-3 Dean, G. L. H. Lutz; Suns Go Down, Infallible petent civil engineer should be em­ aunt, Miss Lottie Bristol, spent the being to see what the New York- tioned there, whose job it is to> do nothing else but be Flannery Lewis; West of the Pecos, grained,; otherwise it will be snow- thought in the designers mind of 16 Dodge and Prospect 1-3 Wife--"Where can I put this ployed to lay it out and to furnish holiday week-end as guests of Guilford Players could do with Noel y, mushy, full of icy particles, thin perforated shoes, gloves and pur­ 121 Thompson and Tyler 1-3 ready on the spur of the moment to rescue those from Zane Grey; Crucible, Ben Ames so I won't forget it before I go a copy of the survey or the prop­ friends in New Jersey. Coward's "Tonight at 8:30." Suffice ind watery, when made. ses. 123 Thompson and Frank 1-3 Williams. out?" erty as many a house or garage has it to say that Manager Carl Good­ drowning who would ordinarily drown under present Takes Motor Trip With perforations in oval, 124 Dodge and French 1-3 Non-Fiction Husband-"In front of the mir­ been built over the property line of FRUIT SHERBET man has another box office hit on Miss Barbara Gould, daughter of round and bar shapes, forming 131 Kirkham and Bishop 1-3 conditions. Orchids on Your Budget, Marjorie ror." adjoining property due to lack of 1 Vz cups sugar his. hands. Those familiar with the Mr. and Mrs. Carleton S. Gould of daisy eyelet and modernistic pat­ 132 Bradley Ave. and Tyler ..1-3 Hillis; Mentally III in America, Al­ this precaution. The engineer will 3 cups rich milk three brilliant one act plays, "Furried Prospect Road, has left for a motor terns, they are quite different and 141 Main and Oerrish ...... 1-3 bert Deutsch; Harriet Beecher Coats of Paint relieve you' of all worry and the % cup orange juice Oak," "Dancing We Wei-e," .and Concentratiiin "trip through New' England' "and attractive. 142 Gerrish and - Burr ...... 1-3 Food and Dru^s Ac* Stowe, Catherine Gilbertson; Trailer 'Young Alex (watching painter) chance of having the house located ^A cup lemon juice "The Astonished Heart" will agree According to the Federal Food Concentration fixes your thoughts Canada. Some models have perforated 143 Charter Oak and Haines .1-3 Tracks, Harriet F. Brown; Every­ "How many coats of paint do you improperiy or of the cellar being li teaspoonful salt that the cast does remarkably well. nnd Drugs Act, any Imitation of a on one thing. By' doing the thing Guest brims with plain crowns, while 151 Main and Charter Oak .. .1-3 body's Cook Book, Isabel Ely Lord. give a door?" built to wrong dimensions never to Grate outside of orange and Douglas Gilmore gives a suave, specific food must carry the word now you will be better able to do Miss Phyliss Curry, daughter of others are just edged and head- 161 Main and Boston 1-3 the next thing next. Slip on the Painter: 'T;yo, my boy." be rectified. lemon, squeeze out juice, and add finished performance in "We Were ','imitation" on the label, as well as Juvenile Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Curry, of size banded in perforations. Sel­ 21 Main and High 1-3 a clear statement of the main or first, and you will skid on the sec­ Young Alex (brightly): "Tlien salt and sugar. Pour % cup m'lk Dancing," and the Broadway star is Boy Scout Manuel, Complete; Set To be Continued Derby, Conn., was the guest for the dom any other trim is used on 23 Main and Forbes PI 1-3 essential ingredients of the article. ond. if you give it three coats it would in bowl over boiling water and capably assisted by Jeanne Mann, of Johnny Gruelle Books. ' past week of , Miss Mary Weber, these models. 24 Main and Kimberiy 1-3 be an over coat." Place for Game Animals stir until gelatin dissolves. Add Mary Sinclair, Percy Hilton and New daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. This style is rather new, and 212 High and Kimberly 1-3 Painter: "Yes, my lad, and a Although Nova Scotia comprises to rest of milk and freeze. When Haven's Bett Goodrich. A Delicious Lunch Weber, of 591 Thompson Avenue. makes a pleasing change, and 213 Forbes and Sidney 1-3 JOHNMJCRAMPTONCO. waste coat." one of the oldest settlements in it starts to freeze,add fruit juice Son Born when worn with shoes, gloves and In the second playlet, Mr. Gilmore 214 Kimberly and Pardee 1-3 Incorporated Let's Go To Church North America, there is much land and sugar, and your favorite fruit. At Economy Prices which is entirely unsuited tor agri­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grist, of 466 purse to match, the effect is very again steps forth in a smooth role, 31 Dyke Road and Hill St. ... 1-4 Established 1886 Nix-Nacks When you Come in Town for culture and within these areas of Main Street, were blessed with a smart. with Julius Poliakov, Jeanne Mann 32 Dyke Road and Meadow . .1-6 Sliopping or to the Show Manufacturers of Fine Window Mother (t o son wandering a- forests, swamps and barrfens, game may^e procured from the members. 34 Mansfield Point 1-2-4-6 BE SURE TO GET LUNCH Sunday, July 11 , • son, Robert John, last Friday, July They are shown.in both off-face and Jack Warren. This opus, en­ Shades round room): "What are you animals are afforded- extensive Visited Waterbury titled "The Astonished Heart," thor­ 312 Momauguin 1-2-4 AT THE FRANKLIN OLD STONE CHURCH range, ideal cover, good breeding 2., Mr. Grist is organist at Christ and wide brim hats, and come ii Dealers in Venetian Blinds looking for?" Miss Lois Blakeslee, of 23 Edward oughly pleased the packed house, 313 South End Road and The best food, well served, at (Congregational) grounds, and a plentiful supply of Outing white only. OVER 50 YEARS SERVING Son: "'Nothing." Street, returned from Waterbury last and so to speak, set the stage for Cosey Corner 1-2-4 Main and High suitable food. The Eveready Parish House Group A DIME TO DOLLAR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Motlier: "You'll find it in the Saturday, where she spent the past the final and longest playlet of the 41 North High to Qranniss .. 1-3 of the Old Stone Church held their No Tipping Free Estimates, Prompt Service Dr. Edwin D. Harvey, Interim Pastor box where the candy was." I two weeks with relatives. Coward group, namely" "Fumed 42 Laurel St 1-3 annual picnic at Branford Point on Tel. 8-1362 Mrs. Joseph Hall, Organist Heinig-Laine Oak." 43 Bradley St 1 PRA N K L I N Thursday, July I. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship A Long, One CHIDSEY & COKER Mr. and Mrs. Gus Laine of French 412 No. High from Orannis St. * CAFETERFIA 671 Chapel St. New Haven Episcopal Church. ~ Percy Helton, last season at Ivory- Orange at Court St. New Haven little Jenny saw a dachshund. Avenue announce the' marriage of \ and Foxon Center ...... 1-5 GENERAL INSURANCE The St. Vincent de Paul's Junior ton, is the star of this bit, as the CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH "Oh, mother," she exclaimed, their daughter Virginia to Mr. Paul 413 Foxon Park )... 1-5 Samuel R. Chldaey 'Wallace S. Coker Assembly will hold an outing at Har timid father in a family of dominant 306 Main Street "This is the kind of dog the man Heinig in April. One Blast—Fire Warden AMATEUR WRITERS — ATTENTION on the radio sang about." 49 High Street rison Point, North Guilford, on Sun persons. How he takes to drink aiid Rev. Alfred Clark, Rector (News for this column may be One Blast after Box Alarm—Re­ day, July 11, which is open to any­ is transformed into the proverbial Mr. Harold Grist, Organist "On the radio?" East Haven, Conn. sent in care of Miss Marjorie Lewis, call one interested. Those who are sin, provokes many a full throated 8:00 a. m. Holy Communion. "Yes~he said, 'Get a long little 234 Tyler St.) Two Blasts at 7.00 P. M.— Test: planning to attend are asked to meet roar of laughter. Pauline Jamerson DEAR AMATEUR WRITERS: lUOO a. m. Morning Prayer and doggie.' " Call at'Main Street and Kimberly Avenue and Sally Brownback add plenty to Two Blasts—House Call, Com­ There is n certain thrill that one acquires upon having one's Sermon. Frank P. Siillivan Women Withstand Cold this humorous bit. All in all, the A little boy from the city who no later than 11 a. m. There will pany No. 1 own written compositions published in a periodical of any descrip­ Incorporated Women have different responses group of Air. Coward's plays are had been to the country was de­ be a basket lunch. Tickets will be Two Blasts Repeated Three Times- tion, and of this fact ye editor is well aware of in offering you- a MOMAUGUIN to temperature than > men. They portrayed as they might have been scribing to another boy friend the 25 cents, and anyone desiring tickets carry a padding of fat beneath the —Out-of-Town Call cjiance to receive this wonderful sensation. on Broadway itself. Connecticut is Knights of Pythias Hall big pig he had seen. Building will kindly get in touch with Mr. skin. This fat also acts as a heat Two Blasts at- 7:30 A. M.—No Francis Messina. fortunate to be near such a versatile Just take your pencil and paper, sit down in a nice, quiet 9:30 a. m. Morning Prayer and 'Jit was in a little yard with a insulating medium. It is for this School in A. M. stock group. corner, and write a story, an article, a poem, or various other Contractors The Harry R. Bartlett Post, No. reason that men would feel haU Two Blasts at 11:30 A. M.—No- Sermon. fence around it," he explained frozen in cold v;eather if they literary pieces, and upon completion send it to THE EAST HA­ Back Stage Notes School in P. M. "Arid it was afraid of the little 89, American Legion, will hold a dressed no more warmly than do VEN CITIZEN, 265 Main Street, East Haven, and ye editor wili Phone 4-1148 pigs. They'd chase the big pig a- dog roast at Silver-Sands-on-the- their mothers, wives or daughters. Douglas Gilmore was a popular Four Blasts—House Call, All Com­ pass judgment on each and every one, the best of whicli will be ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S panies ' round the yard, and after he fell Sound on Saturday, July 24. Mr. The body uses all of its heat regu­ movie star in early talkie days—Is published in the CITIZEN each week. 127 Prospect Road Company No. 3 to Cover No. 1- Masses 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:00 a. m. down the little pigs pounced on the Wilfred J. Talbot heads the commit­ lating mechanisms to adjust itself. ex-son-in-law of Tom Mix, cowboy If it fails to maintain its tempera­ House on Boxes No. 31-32-34-312- Each entry must not exceed 500 words, write on one side of big pig and ate the buttons off East Haven tee. circus-movie star.- Will co-star with ture within a range of two or three 313-43-412-413. • the paper only, and if a type -writer is used a double space is his vest." Spent Holiday degrees above or below normal we Gertrude Lawrence next fall in a preferred. The copy must be received no later than Tuesday, MOMAUGUIN MISSION Town Clerk and Mrs. Chauncey T. are tmcomfortable, and If the tem­ new play in New York. . . . Julia . midnight, of each week. Mass 9:30, 10:30 a. m. Warner, of Foxon Road, spent the perature varies within stx or seven Poliakov is a Barnard College gal MOMAUGUIN degrees above or below normal for Walter H. Goodrich Fourth of July at Laurel Lake, New and a prime favorite for future stage Box This offer is opeii to amateur writers of all ages, particularly nihx JR. ^i^imx any length of time death ensues. Hampshire. honors. Is a real dramatic artisL . . to those of East Haven and vicinity. Do not be discouraged if ST. ELIZABETH'S 3 Cosey Beach r.itglne House REG. ARCHITECT Bett Goodrich vowed the crowd in your entry is not immediately selected, just "Try, try again," and & CO., Inc. At Lake Maine's Coastlin'. 4 Cosey Beach at Palmetto Trail Short Beach her first Guilfrd, role and her good soon you will win out. State Of Connecticut First Selectman Girard W. Freer The state of Maine has a direct 5 Bradford Manor Engine House Mass 9:00, 10:00 a. m. FUEL OILS PHONE 4-2293 and family are living at Guilford coastline of 250 miles, but it is so looks and personality seem promis­ 6 South End Road, Near Hobson -You do your part, we'll do our part, and together show East notched with bays and inlets that ing. . . . New Haveners connected Street Room 8 Lakes for the summer. Haven that through our humble medium, will someday emerge it has a tidal line of more than 2,400 with the Chapel Playhouse are Mae Tel. 4-0280 Barberque 13 Cosey Beach Ave., near Or- writers of great renown. ST. BERNADETTE'S 265 Main Street miles—equal in length to one-half Parker of WICC, Bett . Goodrich, Mond Court On Wednesday, July 14, the Fire­ the entire Atlantic coastline- of the East Haven, Cor Arthur Hoyt and Ray McGrath. And 14 Cosey Beach Ave., West of Sincerely, Moifis Cove 200 Waterfront St. side Fellowship of Christ Episcopal United States. now—s'long until next week's "Boy Masses 8:00, 9:00, 10:30 a. m. Church will hold a Barbeque Supper Reading up and down, James Marion Road New Haven Build With Properly Prepared Meets Girl." YE EDITOR. on the Rectory grounds, in High Williams, Elinore Wrobell and 16 South End Road, apposite Far- Plant And Specificationn Contact Nonpareil Laundry for view Cottage Street (from 5 to 6:30 p. m. Tickets sanitary laundering. Daphne Youiit. PAGE FOUR THE EAST HAVEN CITIZEN, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1937

Consult Frank P. Sullivan, Inc., —REAL ESTATE— when building your new home. CAMERAGRAPHS I Building Permit I Idcb of tjonie Astronomer!) Aiitliony Panagrossi, Higli Street, Some astronomers regard the Milky Way as the plane of a spiral one family liouse, $3,800. nebula, with the earth loeoted In Conditional one o( the arms. Tacy Motors, Inc., to Percy Webb. Animals' l!orns Mortgages All horned animals either have Dennis W. Ryan, et u,\., to Pru­ bony cores in.side the horns, like dential Insurance Co. cows and goats, or have solid horns, Neil R. Smith to Clifford E. Beiie- lil-iG deer and moo.se. The solid- dict. horned animals shed their horns once a year, the core-horned ones Quit Claiin never shed them. The pronghorn, Elmer 1-. Farr to Annie M. Qillon. alone of all horned creatures, has Releases of Mortgage horns that grow over bony cores— James R. Wiltse to Conrad A. «nd yet sheds them ever.y vpar. Bode, et ux. Irwin Wise, et ux., to Clayton H. Jacobs, et ux. ANOTHER UPSET: Vari- ous kinds of violence oc­ r-A PIT O I Augusta K. Tryanow to Oscar T. curred during tiie recent strike in steel-town Betli. ^^ THEATER *-• Carlson. lehem. Plioto shows car Warranties overturned by pickets as LOVELY Vivian Delia Chiesa, left, one of the air's 271 Main Street East Haven worker tried to "get most attractive songbirds, will be a guest artist Marie L. Parilla to Orella T. Zito. through.'* when HARRY VON ZELL inaugurates his new Sun­ day evening variety show over the Columbia network Fr£.-Sat., July 9, 10 Prudential Insurance Co. to Dennis on July 4 at 7:30, New York time. Right, Harry busy ROBERT MONTGOMERY working on the script for the inaugural program. W. Ryan, et ux. 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