The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-01

will be quiet as far as business is concerned. Factories, many stores and libraries will be closed, as will also banks. In addition there will be no mail delivery and no window service at local post offices, although mail will be received and dispatched from town as usual.
 Barber shops will be closed as will other business firms. Drug stores will work on Sunday hours.
 Miss Martin Honored
 Miss Gene Martin was guest of honor recently at farewell party at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Maurice Scanlon of Nettleton avenue. Miss Martin will soon leave to enler the Albertina Rasch school in New York city. Attending the affair were: Mrs. John Geary, Mrs. Eugene Reilly Miss Rita Joyce, Mrs. Joseph Doran Miss Anne Doran, Miss Anne Grave Mrs. Anthony Lazdauskas, Mrs. Sol Annenberg, Miss Marion Annenberg, Miss Edna Lazdauskas, Mrs. Mar garet Benz, Mrs. Grace Gillon, Miss Margaret Daly, Miss Alyce Hughes, Mrs. Thomas Martin and Miss Gene Martin.
 Briefs
 Miss Mildred Hetherington has re- turned from a trip to Washington D. c.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Mahaffey and son, Burton, of Hill street, left today to vacation in Williamsport, Pa.
 MT. and Mrs. Miles H. Long and daughter, Candra, left today for Williamsport, Pa, where they will spend 10 days.
 Mrs. Joseph P. Herman and chil- dren, Nancy and James, of Fairview avenue, are vacationing at Cape Cod, Mass.
 Miss Madeline Caine of North Main street recently attended a tea at Old Hundred Southbury, in honor of Miss Betty Ethal of Poughkeepsie. N. Y, former college room mate of Miss Caine
 sMr. and Mrs. Horace w. Higgins of Aetna street recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. A family dinner party at their home marked the occasion.
 Miss Mildred Goggin of Meadow street is vacationing in Canada. Her sister, Miss Christine Goggin, is wis., iting friends in Williamsport, Pa.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Smith and children of Bradley street left today to vacation in Boston.
 The Misses Katherine, Lillian and Margaret Moore of High street are vacationing at Lake Pocotapaug.
 Leo McNamara, Nose Claffey, Michael Lawley, Wilfred and Will liam Davis, James Murray and Thomas Homes will leave today for Nobleboro, Me, where they will va cation for two weeks.
 Pictures Enjoyed
 A varied and interesting series of pictures taken in many foreign lands, held the attention of a large audience last night at the meeting of group of the Women,s Mission Victoria Falls in Africa, Sugar Loaf church in the church hall Harris Whittemore, Jr., who with Mrs. Whittemore recently toured the world, exhibited the pictures which he and his wife had taken on their trip.
 More than POO viewed and were delighted with the films, which were done in color and were assembled into three long reels. Pictures of the famous Tai Mahal in India, of Victoria Falls in Africa, Sugar Loef mountain of Trinidad, of Rio de Janiero, were exhibited.
 There were scenes fo African na- tives, Buddhist temples, cock fights and war dances in Bali, Mohamme- dan mosques and many other color full scenes. Some pictures were shot from unusual angles. MT. Whitte- more prior to each reel gave an explanation of the reel and inter- spersed remarks during the showing of the films.
 Edwin Zawacki, violinist, rendered several selections with Miss Jane Gisslander accompanying him. Rev William R. Frendberg, pastor, thank ed all who had worked for the af- fair. A social hour followed with buffet lunch being served. To Consider Acceptance
 The board of warden and bur- gesses at its July meeting Tuesday night in the court room will con- slider the question of accepting three streets, Nixon avenue, John street and Noble avenue. Residents of these streets have