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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-07

Biologists therefore say that every normal
individual is a perfectly balanced and combined
pair Of twins
nNCE in great while because of sometime
which disturbs the normal course OF de.
velopment the cell may separate into twn
entirely distinct parts, each of which deve1Opg
into complete and perfectly balanced human
being. These two individuals coming from n
single ovum are what biologists call Identical
twins. 1t has been found that the right hand
OF one OF these persons is more like the CORE
spending hand of his twin than it is like hia
own left hand He is more like his twin than
he is like himself!
Not all twins are identical twins, however.
Some are merely ordinary brothers and sisters
who happen to be born at the same time
Biologists have found that such non-identicaa
Twins, or raternal twins they are sometimes
called, do not come from the same egg at an
but from two eggs which happen to become
fertilized at or near the same time, resulting
In two simultaneous births.
Fraternal twins may not even be of the same
sex and are no more like each other than they
are ike other brothers or sisters at the Same
age. Indeed, they may be striking contrasts
one blond and the other brunette, one growing
slowly and the other rapidly, one bright and
the other slow to learn. .,...
THE only striking difference that sometiue.
appears In the physical makeup Of identical
twins Is what scientists appropriately call mirror
imagery The one twin instead Of looking ez.
actly like the other will see his twin as he
would see himself in the mirror That is his
right side Is like his twins left SIDE Everything
Is reversed in the other twin. A right-handed
twin Will have a left-handed mate The hair
OF one VIII part naturally on one side While
the other must comb his in the opposite 6irec.
ton. -.
This duplication in reverse can be noticed In
even such minute details as the way the lirn
curve In smile and it accounts sometimes for
very different expression on otherwise ideutd.
cal faces =.
Even the lines in the palm of the hand corr
respond very closely for identical twins altl1ouah
they may correspond either exactly right hand
Tor right hand, or in the case of the mirror
type OF twins right hand for left. ,...
Finger prints, which have long served as
means OF distinguishing one man from an l,la
fellows, cannot be infallibly used to tell one
twin from another. In most instances there
are slight differences but sometimes even this
expert cannot tell which twin made a particular
print.
Handwriting, however, which has been thouvlA
by some people to betray the individuals secret
thoughts and character is not the same In
TACT, 1t Is not more like than the Handwriting
OF other brothers or other pupils learning Their
penmanship from the same teacher Penuar~
SNIP 1t would seem, depends more upon train.
ing than personality after all. -.
PROF. JOHANNES LANCE of the 0ernaAm
Institute for Psychiatric Research I'm
Munich has studied 80 pairs of twins having ono
Co1tinued on Fifteenth Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-07

alike as two peas in a pod! This ex-
preston is Immediately brought to
mind by the sight of what scientists
term identical twins"
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
81 Old Boy
Ts Bitten bu Dog

Attacked by an unmuzzled dog
while playing IN front Of mis-
home yesterday afternoon. Christie
pferf Bartelnaus, 9, of the 5000
block Of Sherier RI Il. w. was
bitten on his arms and body
He was treated at his nome. The
dog was captured and turned
over to the Health Department
for observation.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
Man and Woman
Held IN Rum Case

Phillip Mayhew, 20. and Nil
idred Campbell, as, yesterday were
arrested on charges Of violatins
the prohibition law and maintain
ing q nuisance when Sergeant
Leech and his vice squad raided
their home In the 1900 block II,
street, .. e., and found two quarts
Of LIQUOR. They were released In
bonds Of $500 each.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26

garding the exploits Of Father
Patrick oNeiI, Benedictine monk.
and Marion Keating. . National
Guardsman.
rather ONeil. prison chaplain,
The Washington times., 1930-09-26

two heroes Of the Canon City
prison riot Of last october 3
and 4.
The Carnegie hero fund com
mission has asked State off
cial for complete information re
The Washington times., 1930-09-26

twice risked his life during the
riot. He planted dynamite un.
der O corner Of D cellhouse where
Danny Daniels and his niutinous
convict gang we're holding guards
as hostages.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
$1,000 BALM ASKED

CUMBERLAND, Nd Sept. rs.
Alleging breach Of a promise to
marry her and asking 5000
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
Prison Riot Heroes
Mav Get Medals

DENVER. Sept. 2s d.Nso.
Carnegie medals may be awarded
The Washington times., 1930-09-26

damages. Miss Ella Kroil. Frost.
burg. has entered suit in the cir.
cult court here against Emmett
McAlteer. also Of Frostburg.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

exhibit during inc last hectic hours of the grand flnaios put their ap- nroyal on ankle length evening skirts instead of ground length dresses or longer. In retrospect the outstanding style innovations of the past two weeks are the upward trend of vaistiines. tendency Of sleeves to take on fancy cuts and Parlsian e1- pcrimcnrs ln gathered skirts,
 In coIors substitution by matters of grey for beige IS significant; black and white is very prominent both for day and evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

street who is at her summer home at Crescent beach, entertained yes terday with luncheon and a swim.
 Mrs. Hubert Williams gave an all- day party Wednesday at Madison beach at the summer home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Louis s. Rey- nal. Her guests included, Mrs. Lu- clan Stevens, Mrs. Emory Corbin, Mrs. Charles Law and Mrs. John- stone Vance of this city and Mrs. P. Crabtree and her sister, Miss Barbara Norton of Hartford
 MT and Mrs. Robert Vance of Maple street gave a small luncheon party out at the Shuttle Meadow club Thursday noon for Mir. Vance's cousin, Miss Helen O'Connor of Washington. D. C. and Miss Mar garet Oyster also of Washington, D. C.
 MT. and Mrs. Lauren Banford of Maple Hill who are at Lake Poco- topaug for the month are giving a dinner party for sixteen friends to- night
 Joseph Stone of Ten Acre road gave a dinner party at the Shuttle Meadow club last Saturday night, entertaining Mir. and Mrs. John C. I Buskirk, Mir. and Mrs Mark Lacy, Mrs. Harold Parsons and his house guest. MT, Gladding, of Minneapolis, Minn.
 Mir and Mrs. Johnstone Vance en- tertained at dinner Monday night at their home on Monroe street for MT. and Mrs. Albert Sholars, the house guests of MT. and Mrs George Hide brandt of Randecker lane.
 Mrs Charles Swain of Vine street entertained a, foursone at luncheon and cards Tuesday at her shore place at Indian Neck, Brantord.
 MT and Mrs. Stanley Hart gave d dinner party at their home on Chatham road Thursday night,
 MT and Mrs. George Boil gave a small dinner party at their home on Trumbull street. Tuesday night
 Mrs Harold Peck of Brady ave nue entertained with birthday party for her daughter, Barbara, Wednesday afternoon II was Miss Barbara's fifth birthday and four teen of her little friends were pres ent, Sally Walker, Gretchen Relyea, Jimmy Walsh, Betty Fuller, Eunice Halloway, Foster Peck. Priscilla Cochrane, Patty Manning, Gloria Haines, Jimmy Bristol, Peggy Bris- tol and Betty Walker The little girls received green and yellow dolls as favors. and the boys, tops.
 Mrs Merrick HeIlyar entertained a few friends at luncheon at her home on Trumbull street. Thursday
 Mrs. Howard Bruemmer enter talned a few friends at luncheon. Monday. at her summer home in Westbrook.
 MT and Mrs George Boil enter tained a few friends at dinner Mon day night at their home on Trum- bull street.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09
SALES 0F .IEWELRY
 DROP 2jPER CENT
Dry Goods JObjoGS Report
 Slight Business Decline

Boston, Aug 2 Whole- sale Jewelry sales to date this year have been 25 per cent under sales fer the correspontine period last year and retail Jowolry sales have dropped 3o pr cent Tn the same period, according to Eradstreet's ummary of local trade conditions for the current w.el. issuod y stor- day.
 Sole and upper leather continues rather quiet wIh some casing in
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09
STYLE SHOWS EN[)
 MINUS SENSATIONS
DIeSsnakers Approve Ankle
 Length for Evening

Parls. Aug, 9,-tPt-Paris wound up the autumn style shows in the Rue De La Paix Thursday night without the explosion Of q stnsl. bomb ani now that il is all over the buyers are breathing easier. Nothing more serious than letting out hems, raising waistlles and here and there the substitution of dull for shiny fahTIts. and some new colors has occurred.
 The famous dress makers who
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09
B0DENHtsiuR JOINS TEIBE

Idaho Falls, Ida. Aug. z lP-O. I BoGrnhemor. national com w1@der Of the American LcgIon waa 7aonto1 into the B@nnork and Sho- snone Indian tribes as Chief Teto- ha" at a ceremony yesterday in con- roofion with the state Legion con Y, rlflnn.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09
LITTLE. GIRL DROWNS

Stamford Aug. 2-Helen Burns, 9-ed [, Of Rockland Mass. was drowned while swimming yesterday m the private pool on the estate of her aunt Mir. j. r. Brown, Long Ridge road. The body was found in five feet Of wa'er. Efforts to re- ylya her failed.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

prices noted since last week" the summary said There have been some fair 7aIcs on certain lines re- ported 2t lower prices. Shoe pro- duction is s7otty with small orders received m some cases instead Of the usual fall contracts. Shoe wholesalers and retailers report con- dl,lons as quiet
 The volume in wholesale iawelry business for the year 10 date is p per cent less than the correspond ing period last year The retail end Of the husine1s IS So per cent less than year ago. Collections arc fair 10 slow.
 "Dry goods tohbers have had only q fair volume of business and slight ly less than the previous week. Suit cad cloak manufacturers report a aliShtly batter business. Department stores arr having a normal busl- nr7s with sales slightly under The previous week Mems furnishings and el0Jh5ne are quiet.
 "Tha wool market is fairly active and has held tho gain in volume of tho previous week. Principal ac- Wt-y has been in finer domestic WCoIs. Tr.co7 are firm"
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Miss Marjorie Anderson of Trinity street will ba the guest of Miss Anna Mae Havlick of Cabot street at Grove beach for the next two weeks.
 
 Miss Gertrude Holfelder of Hart street. and Miss Anita Cronan of Burritt street, are at Lake Bomo- seen.
 Miss Betty Martin of Whiting street will spend this weekend at Highland lake as the guest of Mir and Mrs. A. J. McCusker, Jr.
 Miss Elizabeth Apelgren is spend ing her vacation in Baltimore, Md
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09
JOCKEY INSTANTLY KILLED

Cleveland, Nus 2 IPI - Leonard Madden, g. well known jockey, was instantly killed last night by fast passenger train as he was trying to push his Gtal1ed automobile off the track. His wife, Tearl who was aid ing him, barely escaped a similar fate.
 Madden. whose home was in Pitts burgh, wac riding a the Bainbridge race track near here,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

sale home No date has been set for tho welding.
 Mss Mary Wanrki. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs Paul Waljohi Of Broad street became the bride Of Andy Jakubowicz, son of Mrs Rose Jahu- boWicz Of Sheffield street on Mon day morning at $ o'clock at the Holy Cross church. Rev. stephen BartkowsM pastor. ofjcIatcd.
 Miss Mary Jakubowlcz sister of the bridegroom. was maid of honor, while Miss Rose Kuhk, Miss Mary Roberts, and Miss Emily Tarog were bridesmaids Joseph WahckI, brother of the bride, was best man and Joseph Jasper, Nicholas Gill, and Charles Baker were ushors
 The bride was gowncd in white satin, made princess fashion and Rose Marie vel She carried q bridal bouquet of gla1ioh and lilies of the valley. The maid or honor wore a peach gown with hat and slippers to match. The bridesmaids were dressed in pastel shades with hats and slippers to match, They carried tea roses.
 A reception was given at the home of the bridegroom s mother, follow ing the wedding ceremonies. for about 150 guests. Mir, and Mrs. Jakubowicz will reside at .2$ She,- field street upon their return from q wedding trip to New York city and Atlantic City,
 Miss Mildred Baglcy. daughter of Mrs. Lila Bagley of North Main street, Southington, and Joseph Pietro. son Of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Pictro of Fenn street, Bristol Were married Monday morning n st. Anthonys church by Rev. Louis Beccarls, pastor.
 A sister of the bridegroom, Miss Mary Pietro, was maid of honor, and
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09
WEDDINGS
Heinzmann = Dalke We'd ding This Afternoon - Engagements.

The engagement of Miss Jose ph- inc Miller, daughter of MT and Mrs Bernard Miller of Cedar street to Alan Boyd Sicgel of Washington, Pa. was announced last evening at bridge supper given by Miss Mill l ler's parents at their home. The table was decorated with lighted candles and garden flowers. Miss Miller is a graduate of the Senior high school and of Beaver college, in Jenkintown, Pa. MT. Siegel is a graduate of Washington high school 1 and attended the Unlyerslty of Pitts burGh.
 The wedding date has been set for some time in the early fall
 Miss Johanna A. Rapposet. for merly of New Britain, and TOW Of B West GSth street, New York, and Charles F. Dilcher. of 211 North Grave avenue. Oak Park, III, pro- ! cured 8 license to marry at the Municipal building here today. They will be married this month at the 1 lsllllt AiuEtl Al ptllI tue Nb4 tiNi 'F the Rev. Randolph Ray, rector
 Miss Rapposet was born in New Britain. the daughter of August and | Mary Rapposct. Mir. Dilcher who is ! the son of Charles and Annie Fisch f CT Dilcher. was born in Charleston W. Va.
  i Miss Elsie Dalke daughter of Mir. 1 and Mrs. August Dalke of Dewey avenue, Plainville will become the ] bride of Albert NJ. Heinzmann son of Mfr. and Mrs. Albert Heinzmann 1 of Seymour street, this city, thls | afternoon at 3 o'clock al St. Mat | thew's church The church is decor ated with garden flowers and palms. Rev. A. C. T. Steege will officiate, Miss Olga Dalke will be maid of i honor and Miss Elsie kindt brides maid. George Heinzmann will at tend as best man and Arthur Dalkc l will be usher.
 The bride will be attired in a gown of white satin and a capshaped veil. She will carry Easter lilies with a shower Of lilies Of the valley. Her attendants were gowned in or enid and peach respectively and will carry tea roses.
 About 100 guests are expected to attend from Plainville, New Haven, Detroit, and this city, A reception will he held at the home of the brides parents following the cere- mony.
 MT and Mrs. Heinzmann will re- side at 2l5 Bassett street. this city, upon their return from an un- announced wedding trip. Mrs. Heinzmann will wear a navy blue travel ensemble.
 Mr. Heinzmann is employed in the cost department of Landers, Frary & Clark
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson Brown ob- served their eighth wedding anniver- sary at their home on West street Tuesday
 Announcement was made this week of the betrothal of Miss Susanne Casale to Joseph Cremonese of Mt. Vernon, N. ', by Miss Casale's parents, MT. and Mrs Ger aid Casale of Maple Hill. The an l nouncement was made at a dinner Mop6au evening at tbe Cq
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09
Henry Ba=ley, brother of the bride

Henry Ba@ley brother of the bride Nas ha5t man,
 Mr. and Mrs Pietro will make their homa at If F'enn street. Bris- tol upon ttl-lr return from 8 honey moon sHont at Lake Sunapee, x. H.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank R Woods of Stanley s'roy4 observed their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday. They are on 8 motog trip throughout New England
 Nr. and Mrs James Fox of Plain vile observed their 52d wedding an- niversary at their home Monday.
 The marriage Of Miss Stella La- Zutka. dag~htcr Of Mrs. Anna Mat .tie" Of North street to Ldward S@ta- SIS son of Mir, and Mrs. John Sta gjs Of Ncwtugton road, took place Mndav mornlng at 2 o'clock al St. &ndrowa' church, Rev. Ed~ard V. GrillIs performed tho ceremony.
 Miss Helen Stanhelis attended as maid Of honor and John S'a=ts was his hrothera best man.
 The bride was attirod in q white satin gown, princess mode, and cap-shapeI yciL Her bouquet was of white roses. Hcr attendant wore a peach colored gown with Q horse hair hat and slippers to match, Her bouquet was of toa roses.
 Miss Anna Sintau sang as a solo. "Salva Rcrina,' during the ofrrtory
 2Ir and Mrs. S5agi8 will reside m this city upon their return from wedding trip. A reception was hold at the home Of 1he hridegroom s parents following tho welding rero- moMy.
 Another couple 10 observe their golden welding anniversary this week, is Mir and Mrs George A. Tyler Of roumha street Mir Tytor wa7 horn in thrs city and
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09
GATHERINGS

Mrs. William Heald Swim ming Party Hostess We'd nesday Evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

made nls nome Tn the same house for 68 years.
 MT and Mrs. Clarence C. Bid well will hold open house at their home on Walnut street tomorrow in observance of their silver we'd ding anniversary. MT. and Mrs. Bid well have two children. Irving H. BidwelL and Miss Virginia F. Bid well.
 Mss Viola spayne. daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Frank Spayne of Miller street and Walter Topa son O. Mir and Mrs. Sylvester Topa of High street were united in mar rjage by Reverend stephen Bart kowshl, at the Holy Cross church Wednesday morning.
 Miss Estelle Doro2enski was maid O. honor and Lucien NIkas was best man.
 The bride wore in ivory satin gown made princess style and a Rose Marie veil caught with orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of roses and lilies of the valley. Her atten- dant wore a flesh net over satin back crepe gown with q hat and slippers 70 match. She carried pink ten roses.
 4 wedding breakfast was given at tho home Of the brides parents after which MT and Mrs. Topa left on an unannounced wedding trip. Ther will make their home at e Miller street upon their return. WICK by lIr and Mrs, Irving Z, Purdr Of East Bread street. Plain vile, Of tha betrothal Of their daughter Miss Dorothy Ella to Charles W. Mills. son of ATr. and Mrs, Lewis s. Mills Of Walnut street, WiD@od.
 Miss Mary R. Cook. daughter of MT, and Mrs, E.dnIn Cook of North Riverside avenue, TerrNille and Burton MoCuen of this city were married Monday in Brewster, N, Y. Mr. and Mrs McCuen will reside on High street. Bristol upon ther return from Q honeymoon on the Cape,
 Miss Josephine Mare Papa. daughter Of Mrs. Mary Para Of Spring street. became the bride of Alex Eovella, son Of AIr. and Mrs. Joseph Rovella of High street. We'd nosday morning at 2 o'clock at St. Mary's church, Reverend Thomas LawIor ohiciatod,
 Mir and Mrs. Paul MIrmfna at tended as best man and matron of honor Miss Lucy Tccello and Miss Lena Fazzina were bridesmaides while Nicholas Tabellione and Michael Geroase were ushers,
 Miss Rose Payano and Miss Mil drad Fazzlno were flowergmls Thomas Hfiano was rinGbcager.
 The bride was dressed in ivory -atin and wore a zap shaped Rose Marie vel and carried a bouquet 0f white rosez and lilies Of the val Icy. Tho matron of honor wore NIlo green with hat and slippers to match Miss tcoauo was dressed n spin satin and Miss Fazzina in orrhld satin They wore torsehair hats 10 match. They carried pink 1ca roses.
 A reception was held on Sexton street for about 21o guests. Nr. and Mrs. Eorella will reside at 1z2 High street
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Another couple 10 observe their golden welding annlversar% this week, is Mr. and Mrs George A. Tyler Of Columbia street Mir 1'ytnr was horn in th,5 city and
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Mir. and Mrs Nelson Brown ob- served their eighth wedding anniver- sary at their home on West street Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Miss Ethelyn J. Brown of Shutt-e Meadow avenue was guest of honor at a bridge and personal shower Thursday evening al the home Of Miss Florence Linn of Robert street. Miss Myra kilbourne Mrs. Ruby Gianotta and Miss Callista Cottc: won the prizes, Miss Esther Rehm and Miss Helen Hancock assisted with the serving. Miss Brown. who is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William J. Brown of will become the bride Of Joseph Menousek of Cot tage place. August 30th.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Announcement was made this week of the betrothal of Miss Susanne Casale to Joseph Cremonese of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, by Miss Casales parents, MT. and Mrs. Ger aid Casale of Maple Hill The am nouncement was made at dinner party Monday evening at the Ca
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Mr. and Mrs. Frank R Woods of Stanley s'ro,t observed their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday, They are on motog trip throughout New k.nEIard
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Mrs. Monroe Stoughton Of Park street gave a kitchen shower on Thursday evening in honor of her niece, Miss Marjorie Gibney. Thirty guests were present. The home was decorated in color scheme of pini; and green. Miss Gibney will be- come the bride of Leon Bradley Of Harrison street on August 23rd.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Miss Bernadette Conlon of Gar den street entertained Thursday evening at a bridge and shower in Westerly. R, l. Bridge prizes were honor of Mrs. Raymond Dowd Of awarded to Miss Margaret Began of Waterbury, Miss Mary Callahan and Miss Edna MacDonald of Hartford
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Mrs. Truman Bristol of South Burritt street who is at her farm n Cheshire this supmer, gave d din ner party over thene WednesdaE night, entertaining Mrs. Robert Clark. William H. Booth and Mir and Mrs A. l., Mckay,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

munster apartments entertained at supper party Thursday evening in honor of her house guest, Miss Alice Eeaser of Ashland c.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Mrs Walter Moore gave a small tea at her home on Monroe street Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Wal ter Hastings of Webster, Mass, who Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H1r- old H, TaHntor Of Forest street.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

A shower was held Thursday eve ming at the home of Miss Willy Sup per Of Henry street in honor Of Miss Mary Zieller of Florence street. The home was prettily decorated in or enid and yellow. A large number of friends were present. She will be- comes the bride of John Sommer of East street the early part of Septem- ber.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Mir. and Mrs, Stanley Duncan of Laurel road will entertain group Of their friends with picnic sup per tonight
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Nr. and Mrs James Fox of PIain- vile observed their 52d wedding an- at their home Monday
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Mir and Mrs, Howard Humphrey entertained at dinner at their home last Saturday evening, later taking their guests to Hartford 10 see Greta Garbo in Romance"
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Miss Mars R. Cook daughter of MT, and Mrs, Edp-n Cook of North Riverside avenue, Terryville and Burton MoCuen of this city were married Monday in Brewster, \. Y. Mr. and Mrs McCuen will reside on High street. Bristol upon ther return from O honeymoon on the Cane
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Mrs. David Borthwick of Hazle- mere road, was hostess at a lunch con at her home Wednesday. Her guests were Mrs. William Beers. Mrs. Raymond Burr of West Hartford. Mrs. Joseph Foote, Miss Isabel Foote, Mrs. E. N. Humphrey, Mrs. Eunice Humphrey Hildebrandt and Miss Virginia Humphrey.
 Mrs. Stuart Hanes of Coolidge street entertained a foursome at bridge on Thursday.
 Mrs. Luther Parker of Forest
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Mrs. A. c. Bull of Black Rot.i avenue entertained at her home on Tuesday evening
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

sale home No date has beeu set for tho welding.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Mrs Merrick HeIlyar entertained a few friends at luncheon at her home on Trumbull street, Thursday
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

Mrs. Howard Bruemmer enter talned a few friends at luncheon. Monday. at her summer home in Westbrook
New Britain herald., 1930-08-09

MT. and Mrs, George Boil enter tained few friends at dinner Mon day night at their home on Trum- bull street