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PREAMBLE
to the
B'nai
B'rith Constitution: "B'nai B'rith
has taken upon itself the mission
of uniting persons of the Jewish
faith in the work of promoting
their highest interests and those of
humanity; of developing and elevating the mental and moral character of the people of our faith;
of inculcating the purest principles of philanthropy, honor and
patriotism; of supporting science
and art; alleviating the wants of
the poor and needy; visiting and
caring for the sick; coming to the
rescue of victims of persecution;
providing for, protecting and assisting the aged, the widow and
the orphan on the broadest principles of humanity."
In commemoration
of the centennial of its
Horeb Lodge has caused the publication
founding,
of this book-
let, setting forth its history and the schedule of events
to mark the
MAIER ZUNDER
founder and first president
of Horeb Lodge
occasion.
AFTER
one hundred years of continuous service to the Community, it is altogether fitting that
a permanent plaque should identify the place where Horeb Lodge held its earliest meetings.
building which housed the lodge rooms is still standing on the site, this being the southwest
The
corner
of the intersection of State and Court Streets, and for many years known as the journal and Courier
program, on January 16, 1956, and the
Building. Sydney Bruskin is the chairman of the dedication
following
honored
guests have been invited:
founder of Horeb Lodge;
Horeb Lodge;
Mrs. Isadore
Mrs. Philip Buxbaum, descendant
Bear, descendant
of Adolph
of Maier
Zunder,
Asher, an early leader of
and Mr. Louis M. Rosenbluth, oldest living past president of Horeb
Lodge.
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ON
THIS
SITE
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H O R E B L O D G E NO. 2 5
JANUARY
THIS
20,
FOUNDED
B'NAI
B'RITH
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TABLET
CENTENNIAL.
ERECTED
ANNIVERSARY
1956
1
Original
Charter
of Horeb
Lodge
I
HISTORY
by H A R V E Y N. LADIN
THE BACKGROUND.
The first of the many waves of immigration which
brought a measurable number of Jews to New Haven started about 1840. No special reason
can be found to explain why they came here, except that New Haven was a port city with a
growing industrial future. They came from areas of persecution, seeking that political, economic and religious liberty they read and heard about in the beginning of Jewish cultural
enlightenment.
The earliest of these immigrants to come to New Haven were from Bavaria, Germany,
and some of them soon organized Congregation Mishkan Israel. As other immigrants followed, another group organized as Congregation Mishkan Sholom, and still later ( 1 8 5 5 )
B'nai Sholom was formed. These were all Congregations of Jews from Germany, but they
varied in degrees of orthodox observance, probably because of habits acquired in different sections of Germany. Not only were there differences but these groups were mutually hostile to
each other. There were no agencies for orienting these Jews to the American scene, or for
bringing them together.
B'nai B'rith was formed to unite such Jews, and to give them at once a forum, a benefit society, an Americanization program, and an organization which could develop community
action. The petty differences which distinguished one group from another were no different in
New Haven than they were in New York, Hartford, or anywhere else. B'nai B'rith, with its
unifying program, grew quickly all over the country. From 1843 to 1856 twenty-four lodges
were organized in the United States with approximately 2500 members. Horeb Lodge was instituted in New Haven on January 20, 1856, and became lodge number 25.
THE FIRST PERIOD
(German) 1856 to 1881.
The formation of Horeb Lodge
marked the real beginning of the new life the Jews of New Haven had been seeking in America.
Horeb provided the means for them to satisfy their desire to elevate themselves and to become better Americans. Horeb Lodge quickly exerted its influence on its members and also on the entire com
munity.
The business of the lodge was carried out in German, and the minutes of meetings were
recorded in German until 1880. Sick benefits and death benefits were established and were very
important in those early years. The programs of affairs were sometimes printed in German and
sometimes in English. But the aim was to promote Americanism, and all members agreed that this
was the important purpose to be accomplished. The meetings were carried out with ritual, organ
music, and full parliamentary procedure.
For twenty-five years these meetings were held almost every Sunday evening in the lodge
rooms, in the Journal and Courier building, State Street near Court. In these lodge rooms there
was maintained, among other things, a large circulating library (1100 volumes in 1877) of books
in English and German.
The original charter members of Horeb Lodge were selected by the founder, Maier Zunder,
on the basis of their social standing in the community. In the few years of their residence in New
Haven some had already become affluent. In 1853, Maier Zunder had moved to New Haven from
New York, where he had been vice president of Zion Lodge No. 2. He brought with him a high
regard for B'nai B'rith and its accomplishments, and he knew it would be good for the Jews of
New Haven, too.
The community consciousness of Horeb Lodge was evident from its very inception, and has
been its principal feature throughout its entire existence. Its purposes were best served when it unified Jews, and this was always the goal. Horeb Lodge immediately became the center of the social
and educational life of New Haven. It overcame the barriers of varying synagogue ritual by calling
and considering every Jew as a brother Jew. By including all groups, Horeb became the unifying
force for fund-raising among Jews for all Jewish and general purposes.
Horeb selected its leaders from the very young men in the community. As these men prospered and became active and interested in all community projects, Horeb Lodge became the voice of
the Jews of New Haven, and membership in Horeb was a great badge of distinction.
Maier Zunder, the founder and first president, became an active officer of the District, and
was instrumental in organizing lodges throughout New England. He was in the wholesale grocery
and liquor business, and was also an organizer of the National Savings Bank. He was the second
president of that bank, serving for twenty-two years. He was also an outstanding member of the
New Haven Board of Education and was influential in broadening the curriculum of the schools,
previously limited to the three "R"s, to include penmanship, sewing, music, etc. He also battled for
the elimination of religion in the schools. He was honored by having a large public school named
for him.
The high position which Horeb Lodge had attained in New Haven can be seen by the account of its 25th anniversary celebration as reported in the New Haven Register of January 21,
1881. Three full columns on the first page were devoted to describing the festivities and the proceedings, and quoting from the speakers of the day. At this time the membership was fixed at 170,
and in the next twenty-five years it was deliberately kept at virtually the same level.
THE SECOND PERIOD
(Sponsorship) 1882 to 1907. In the second twenty-five years of the lodge's
existence Horeb continued to maintain its social position in New Haven and continued its; activities in behalf of the
entire community. Larger waves of Jewish immigration, this time from eastern Europe, began in 1882, and the new
arrivals in New Haven needed the help of the German Jews who had preceded them to this place. The organized
help for widows, orphans, and all other destitute Jews was sponsored or fostered by Horeb Lodge. And Horeb
members, who had become imbued with community spirit, and schooled in the lodge rooms, became the leaders
of such projects.
Some of the national projects of B'nai B'rith were organized in this period, and the philanthropies included
establishing hospitals and homes for the aged and for orphans. In 1899 the National Jewish Hospital in Denver
was established by B'nai B'rith, and Horeb Lodge contributed to this substantially.
Just as the earlier German Jews had brought with them varying synagogue rituals based mainly on different
places of origin, so the eastern European Jews had variations too. They formed a dozen different congregations in
New Haven because they prayed differently, and they needed a unifying influence for their cooperative participa-
THE THIRD PERIOD
(Integration and Expansion) 1907 to 1931. In 1904,
Horeb Lodge caused the formation of Maier Zunder Lodge, made up mainly of Jews of eastern Europe. The Zunder Lodge was the stepping stone to removing the barrier which separated
the German Jews from those of Russia, Poland, Galicia, and Latvia. In 1907, the Zunder
Lodge was disbanded and its members taken into Horeb Lodge. This was a merger which
marked a milestone in community relations. Membership in Horeb Lodge was still an exclusive
prize, but place of origin of the family was no longer a determining factor.
The third quarter century of Horeb history may also be described as the Ullman period.
Ullmans had been members of the lodge as far back as 1856, and several had been presidents
of the lodge. But in the first quarter of the 20th century, the influence of the Ullman brothers
(Isaac, Louis, Jacob and Joseph) was undoubtedly the greatest in the community. Between
them they virtually dominated the Jewish scene in the business, charitable, civic, religious and
political fields.
Colonel Isaac and Major Louis Ullman reigned in the political, civic and business areas.
Jacob Ullman was a prominent attorney, and Joseph Ullman (2nd) became the grand old
man of Horeb. He was three times president of the lodge and in 1911 was president of the
District. He continued to be the leading spirit of the lodge up to his death in 1944.
The greatest wave of Jewish immigration to America (1908-1914) brought thousands
of new Jews to New Haven, and Horeb Lodge exerted its influence on their behalf. There
were jobs found for them, charities organized for them, and problems solved for them. The
general community was not to become burdened with support of Jews. Even those who were
in the country only a short time were soon able to join Horeb Lodge. The Lodge was open
to all Jews and starting in 1918 the membership increased rapidly.
The large increase in membership in this quarter century made possible the large collection of funds and large number of workers for fund raising. This was a period of growing up
for the Jewish community, and the start of large contributions to W a r Relief, the Community
Chest, the Home for the Aged, and various hospital funds. B'nai B'rith organized the AntiDefamation League in 1913, and to this and other projects Horeb members contributed substantially. In social action projects, Horeb Lodge exerted its efforts to stop or at least delay the
closing of the doors to this country by congressional action. Delegations were sent, as well as
petitions, to try to stop the ban.
Members of Horeb Lodge had fought in the Civil War and the Spanish American War,
and many had gone into the service in World War I. In 1919, when the conflict was over,
Horeb conducted a victory celebration which was an outstanding event in the community.
Honor medals were presented to Horeb service men by Ex-President William Howard Taft
at a gigantic banquet held at Hotel Taft.
The Horeb Auxiliary was organized in 1923, under the leadership of Rayna Stodel
Friedman, wife of Abram Friedman, the most diligent Recording Secretary in Horeb history.
This participation by women paralleled the expansion of women's activities in the general
community. In the same period the Hillel Foundation was organized, and also the B'nai B'rith
Youth Organization, first called the A. Z. A.
THE FOURTH PERIOD
(Community Service) 1931 to 1956.
In
the last twenty-five years the flexible program of B'nai B'rith expanded just as the
needs to be served grew. The depression of the early 1930's brought discrimination
in employment practices into the limelight and the A. D. L. started to devote itself
to that field promptly. The rise of Hitler with the horrors that followed in Europe,
was accompanied by a fear of more anti-semitism in America, and the A. D. L. soon
had its key men functioning through the country. Members of Horeb Lodge performed nobly in this project.
A resurgence of projects and membership increase accompanied the Second
World War period. Horeb Lodge led the community in Red Cross Blood donors,
in U. S. O. service, and in War Bond sales. The lodge made the first contribution
to start the fund for the relief of the sufferers of the Hartford Circus Fire (1944)
and participated in the Adopt-A-Family program to save the remnants of Jews still
in Europe after the war. It also helped substantially in the fund raising for the New
Haven Jewish Community Center.
The B'nai B'rith leaders, aided and encouraged by the members in hundreds
of lodges like Horeb, developed a program which led to the American Jewish Conference. With the cooperation of other large national Jewish membership organizations, this Conference and the political action which grew from it was instrumental
in stimulating the U. N. to recognize the independence of the State of Israel. B'nai
B'rith aid to Israel has continued, of course, in Israel Bond Sales and in substantial
contributions.
Horeb Lodge and B'nai B'rith grew to eminence as the outstanding Jewish
Service Organization because so many men and women devoted themselves to the
cause of unity and liberty, and because these purposes were best served by the fraternal spirit of B'nai B'rith. Horeb Lodge stimulated its members to community
action by instilling in them the spirit of Brotherly Love, Benevolence and Harmony.
APPRAISAL AND OUTLOOK.
It is not difficult to evaluate or appraise the first century of Horeb Lodge. It may be described as a period of organizing to unify the Jews of New Haven into
a Jewish community. There were other influences, too, of course, but basically Horeb gave the stimulation
by encouraging young men to develop themselves.
And what of its future and its approach to the goal of unifying Jews? This mission is certainly
not yet fully accomplished. However, the future holds promise of approaching the goal. Horeb Lodge
is continuing to take in young men, instill in them a strong community spirit, and continuing to encourage their participation in all worthy projects. Now as in the past Horeb members become the most active
workers in all community enterprises.
Horeb Lodge can look back proudly on one hundred years of service to Jews and to humanity. By
remembering the moral purposes for which it was founded it has succeeded in developing and fostering
unity, liberty, philanthropy and patriotism among Jews and non-Jews alike. As it stands at the beginning
of its second century, it is ready to continue its important role in the life of the Jewish Community of New
Haven. Fortified by the principles and ideals which are forged in the past, Horeb Lodge is prepared to
go forward.
OFFICERS, 1955-1956
President
Louis Miller
....
. . Mitchel W . Garber
Ned Findlinc
Harold Switkes
Harvey N. Ladin
Vice-Presidents
Recording
Financial
Secretary
. . . . Hyman H. Haves
Secretary
Bernard Nitkin
Treasurer
Inside Guardian
Outside Guardian
Chaplain
Trustees
LOUIS MILLER
Norman Cohen
..
Edward Lettick
.
. . . . Dr. Jerome Brand
Paul Goodwin
. . . Henry Calechman
Lester L. Hershman
David Landow
Judge Charles Henchel
Herbert Setlow
PROGRAM
B'NAI B'RITH SABBATH
A T T E M P L E M I S H K A N ISRAEL
F R I D A Y , J A N U A R Y 20, 1956
Rabbi Robert E. Goldburg, officiating, assisted by
Cantor Harry Sebran
Rabbi Ephraim Fishoff, Yale University Hillel
Foundation Director, will introduce the
guest speaker
Dr. Alfred Jospe, National Director of Program and
Resources, B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations,
principal speaker
Greetings by — Albert Cott, Secretary, New Haven
Jewish Community Council
— Louis Miller, President of Horeb
Lodge
Candle Blessing Ceremony — Mrs. Hyman Haves
Ushers —
Mr. David Landow
Mr. Herbert Setlow
]udge Charles Henchel
Mr. Sydney Bruskin
Mr. Hyuian Haves
Mr. Lester Hershman
Hostesses for the Reception —
Mrs. Edward Mettler, Chairman
Mrs. Morton Alpert
Mrs. Harvey Bletchman
Mrs. Samuel Beresner
Mrs. Lester L. Hershman
Mrs. David Landow
Mrs. Herbert Setlow
—
Presidents—1856-1885
LIST OF PRESIDENTS
1856
1856
Maier Zunder
Julius Waterman
1867
1867
M. Meier
Charles J. Metzger
1878
1878
Louis L. Adler
Sigmund Hartenstein
1857
1857
B. Friedman
Lewis Mayer
1868
1868
M. Schwed
Moses Gruenbaum
1879
Leopold Besser
187 9
Adolph Sachs
1858
1858
Jacob Mailhouse
Louis Feldman
1869
1869
L. C. Asher
N. Goodhart
1880
Lewis Steinert
1859
Sally Cahn
1859 • • • Benjamin Sugenheimer
1870
1870
H. Machol
L. H. Friedman
1881
Charles L. Ullman
1882
Seligman Loeb
1860
1860
David Laudenbach
Adolph Frank
1871
1871
N. C. Myers
I. Rosenberg
1883
William Machol
1884
Andrew Goodman
1861
1861
Meyer Kahn
Edward Engel
1872
1872
N. Sonnenberg
Seligman Zunder
1885
Max Mailhouse
1886
Samuel Goodman
1862
1862
Herman Levy
Paul Weil
1873
1873
Max Adler
L. Rosenbluth
1887
Isaac Koch
David Strouse
J. Oppenheimer
Isaac Ullman, Jr.
Jacob Hirsh
Isaac Strouse
1874
1874
1888
1863
1863
1889
Louis Adler
1864
1864
Julius Tobias
Simon Bretzfelder
1875
1875
N. Briggs
D. Macbol
1890
Charles Fleischner
1891
Leo H. Herz
1865
1865
Moses Mann
Leopold Sternheimer
1876
1876
E. Kleiner
Adolph Asher
1892
Harry Asher
1893
Isaac Wolfe
1866
1866
Philip Schoolhofer
M. Felsenthal
1877
S. Loeb
1894
Samuel J. Weil
1877
Max Kern
1895
Jacob P. Goodhardt
1896
J. B. Ullman
1897
1917 . . . . Benjamin F. Goldman
1937-38
Robert T. Drazen
Benjamin Bretzfelder
1918
Rabbi Louis L. Mann
1938-39
Robert T. Drazen
1898 . . . Joseph H. Ullman, 2nd
1919
Joseph Koletsky
1939-40
Nathan Bassett
1899
Albert Zunder
1920
Joseph Koletsky
1940-41 . . . . Maurice B. Ullman
1900
Herman Kraft
192 1
Meyer Stodel
1941-42
Maurice B. Ullman
1901
Morris Weiss
1922
Dr. Karl Bretzfelder
1942-43
Elliot R. Katz
1902
Isadore Sugenheimer
1903
Philip H. Weil
1924
Manuel Kligerman
1943-44
Israel Aleinikoff
1904
Abram H. Friedman
1925
Robert R. Savitt
1944-45
Harvey N. Ladin
1905 . . . Gustave M. Greenbaum
1926 . . . . Abraham S. Weissman
1945-46
Lester Hershman
1906
Reginald E. Zunder
1927
Abraham S. Ullman
1946-47
Charles Henchel
1907
Joseph H. Ullman, 1st
1928
1908
Samuel Z. Field
Andrew N. Friedman
Lawrence White
1947-48
Elliot R. Katz
1909
Louis L. Weil
1929
Edward S. Snyder
1948-49
Herbert D. Setlow
1910
Jacob Caplan
1930 . . . Dr. Julius M. Harrison
1949-50
David Landow
1911
Israel Goldstein
1931
Henry Calechman
1950-51
Albert Ginsberg
1912
Louis M. Rosenbluth
1932
Maurice Osber
1951-52
Isadore Kasowitz
1913
Samuel Campner
1933
Benjamin Krevit
1952-53
Charles E. Drazen
1914
Samuel J. White
1953-54
Hyman H. Haves
1915
Robert E. Hymao
1954-55
Paul Goodwin
1955-56
Louis Miller
1916 . . . . Benjamin B. Lubinsky
1935
1936 to
Mar. 1937
Abraham S. Ullman
Philip R. Schiff
Abraham Silverman
HOREB LODGE No. 25
50 YEAR
Hyman Jacobs
Moses Mailhouser
Louis D. Mann
L. M. Rosenbluth
25 YEAR
Jacob Aaron
Maurice H. Bailey
Harry Bawarsky
Dr. Karl B. Bretzfelder
Henry Calechman
Samuel Calechman
Albert Chauser
Benjamin G. Cohen
Edward Cooley
Jacob Cooley
Joseph Drabkin
Jacob Dick
Samuel Dryfus
Dr. Louis R. Gans
Fred Goldbaum
Benjamin F. Goldman
Nathan Hammerman
B. E. Hoffman
Jack Horowitz
Jacob Horowitz
Robert E. Hyman
MEMBERS
Meyer Stodel
Emanuel E. Thalheimei
MEMBERS
Israel J. Jacobs
Joseph N. Jacobs
Herbert P. Karlsruher
Joseph Keller
Arthur Klein
Isaac Kopkind
Edward I. Krall
Harry L. Lavietes
Dr. Maxwell Lear
Louis Lehman
Samuel Lettes
Leo Links
Martin Merriam
Dr. Louis H. Nehum
Benjamin Perelmutter
Herman T. Perry
Jacob Podoloff
Daniel Pouzzner
Dr. Bernard Rogowski
Joseph Sachs
Lewis Sagal
Isaac Saltzer
Robert R. Savitt
Meyer Schwartz
Samuel Schwartz
Phillip R. Shiff
Moses J. Slepack
Edward S. Snyder
Meyer Sokoloff
Benjamin Spector
Abram Stodel
Bane Stock
Michael Stone
Maurice Stroh
Abraham S. Ullman
Maurice B. Ullman
Dr. Joseph Weiner
Abraham S. Weissman
Harry Weller
Lawrence White
Dr. Louis White
Dr. Arthur M. Yudkin
100TH ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
General Chairmen
Dinner Dance Chairmen
B'nai B'rith Sabbath
History and Exhibit
Tablet Dedication
Publicity
journal — Editor
Business Manager
Treasurer
Coordinator
Abraham Silverman and Lester L. Hershman
David Landow and Herbert Setlow
Lester L. Hershman
Harvey N. Ladin
Sydney Bruskin
Eugene Kone
Harvey N. Ladin
J u dg e Charles Henchel
Dr. Jerome Brand
Hyman H. Haves
PROGRAM
CENTENNIAL DINNER DANCE
N E W HAVEN JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1956
INVOCATION
Rabbi Ephraim Fischoff, Director, YaleB'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation
WELCOME
David Landow
DINNER
GREETINGS
Lester L. Hershman, Chairman, Executive
Committee, Conn. Regional Board, A. D. L.
Louis Miller, President, Horeb Lodge
Samuel Black, Vice-President, Connecticut
Valley Council B'nai B'rith
Joseph M. Finkle, President, District Grand
Lodge No. 1, B'nai B'rith
CERTIFICATES TO
PAST PRESIDENTS
Judge Charles Henchel, President, Connecticut
Regional Board, A. D. L.
ROLL CALL — 25 YEAR
MEMBERS
Paul Goodwin
CERTIFICATES TO
25 YEAR MEMBERS
Lawrence White, Secretary, District Grand
Lodge, No. 1, B'nai B'rith
ROLL CALL — N E W
MEMBERS
Mitchel W . Garber
INDUCTION CEREMONY
INTRODUCTION OF
SPEAKER
Abraham Silverman and Hyman H. Haves,
Connecticut Regional Director, A. D. L.
Herbert Setlow
SPEAKER
Judge Samuel Weiss, Court of the Common
Pleas, Pittsburgh, Pa., First Vice-President
of the Supreme Lodge, B'nai B'rith.
BENEDICTION
Rabbi Ephraim Fischoff
Champagne Cocktail Party —
Before and after dinner
Dancing
After
—
dinner
DINNER-DANCE COMMITTEE
GENERAL CHAIRMEN
Mr. David Landow and Mr. Herbert Setlow
RESERVATIONS
Mr. Norman Cohen and Mrs. George Persky
D I N N E R REFRESHMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beresner
H O S P I T A L I T Y A N D DECORATIONS
Mrs. David Landow, Mrs. Phillip Meyerson,
and Mrs. Herbert Setlow, Co-chairmen
Mrs. Morton Alpert
Mrs. Lester Hershman
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
N. Randall Bassett
Karl Bretzfelder
Herman Copelon
Lester Drabkin
Charles Drazen
Samuel Enson
Nicholas Goldberger
Paul Goodwin
Hyman H. Haves
Isadore Kasowitz
Harvey N. Ladin
Edward Mattler
Reuben Moore
Robert Savitt
Abraham Silverman
Irving Small
Maurice Stroh
Lawrence White
MUSIC
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wasserman, Co-chairmen, and Mr. and Mrs. David Saginor
I N S T A L L A T I O N — N E W MEMBERS
M r . Mitchel W . Garber, Chairman
Mr. Ned Findling
Mr. Roy Mersky
Mr. Paul Goodwin
Mr. Hyman H. Haves
Mr. Bernard Mattler
Mr. Herbert Setlow
Mr. Harold Switkes.
PROGRAM
Mr. Hyman H. Haves
AWARDS
Mr. Paul Goodwin
COCKTAIL HOUR
Mr. and Mrs. David Saginor
TELEPHONE
FAVORS
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mattler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodwin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drazen
ARRANGEMENTS
MARSHAL
Mr. Robert Frankes
Mr. Harvey N. Ladin
Exhibition of Memorabilia
at N.H.
Jewish
Community Center arranged by Harvey N. Ladin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baltaxa
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Finman
Dr. and Mrs. Francis Barron
Dr. and Mrs. Barnett P. Freedman
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Batt
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Batter
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Friedland
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Biller
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fromer
Larry Biller
Mr. and Mrs. H Galvin
Patti Biller
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Gans
Sondra Biller
Mr. and Mrs. M. Garber
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chorney
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Geisinger
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clugman
Mr. and Mrs. I. Gershater
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cobden
Richard and Susan Gershater
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Cohen
Dr. and Mrs. Murray Gillette
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gingold
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cohn
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Glick
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cohn
Mr. and Mrs. N. Goldberger
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cott
Mr. and Mrs. L. Gorlick
Mr. and Mrs. John Cutler
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman H. Haves
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dickstein
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henchel
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drabkin
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Drazen
Laurie Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Epstein
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Katsoff
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Faiman
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Katz
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Fast
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kaye
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Feinstein
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ketover
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Feldman
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Findling
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer E. Kogon
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Konowitz
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nitkin
Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Krall
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Noretsky
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Krass
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Opper
Atty. and Mrs. Meyer L. Kravitz
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Perkes
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey N. Ladin
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Potash
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lettes
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Proctor
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lettick
Mr. and Mrs. William Rosen
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schnur
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Links
Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Abe William Lippman
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Schwartzman
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Sharp
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lowenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shindell
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lurier
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Shreiber
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Malkin
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Socovit
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Markle
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sodock
Dr. and Mrs. A. Markoff
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Stephson
Mr. and Mrs. John Mermin
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Susman
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin Mersky
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sweedler
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meyerson
Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Wasserman
Mr. and Mrs. David Miller
Janice Beth Wasserman
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller
Shelley Wasserman
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weller
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilder
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Yudkin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zweigbaum
Dr. and Mrs. Louis H. Nahum
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Zweigbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zweigbaum
COMPLIMENTS
HAMILTON'S
GIORDANO
MISSES'
Inc.
975 C A M P B E L L A V E N U E
and
Opp. W e s t Haven Veterans Hospital
CHILDREN'S
APPAREL
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MOTORS,
WOMEN'S
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(Reverse Charges)
CONNECTICUT'S NEWEST
T E L . : UNiversity 5-0801
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MAJESTIC
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LAUNDRY
COMPLIMENTS
W.
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T.
• RUG CLEANING
One of Connecticut's
Laundeieis
Largest
U N 5 - 0 1 2 3 for service
OF
GRANT
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and Dry Cleaners
Convenient
Stores
p t y m c u t f i
AUTHORIZED DEALER
N E W HAVEN
• DRY CLEANING
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Established Routes
Throughout
Greater
New Haven
HAMDEN,
CONNECTICUT
IN THE PLAZA
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
COMPLIMENTS
GANT
OF
NEW
HAVEN
OF
(ASTRO
CONVERTIBLES
KING OF CONVERTIBLES
N E W HAVEN,
CONNECTICUT
OUR VERY BEST WISHES
FOR ANOTHER 100 YEARS,
OUR BEST WISHES
TO OUR MANY FRIENDS IN
PLUS
B'NAI
B R I T H
—
CONN.
GROWERS
Keep Up The Good Work
OUTLET,
INC.
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S T A T E and C H A P E L S T R E E T S
N E W HAVEN,
CONNECTICUT
CASEY-GESNER
EQUIPMENT
CORP
BEST WISHES
BEST WISHES ON YOUR
from
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
AN OLD FRIEND . . .
JOHN
U R S IN I
THE
- • -
MARIANI CONSTRUCTION CO.,
THE
INC.
•
ATLANTIC BONDED WAREHOUSE
CORP.
114 F E R R Y
STREET
N E W HAVEN,
N E W HAVEN,
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
Sid and Johnny say:
If you looked lor 100 years,
— •
you
—
COMPLIMENTS
OF
would never find better buys than
at
COHEN
G & G APPLIANCE
CO.
&
POWELL,
INC.
61 O R A N G E S T R E E T
LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVING
N E W HAVEN,
CONNECTICUT
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G.E. — ZENITH — PHILCO
EMERSON — MOTOROLA
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
N E W HAVEN,
CONNECTICUT
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Compliments
LEO
E.
Compliments
of
BRONSON,
of
THE
INC.
VEGGO
INSURANCE ADJUSTERS
F.
LARSEN
CO.
434 Temple Street
New Haven, Connecticut
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— • —
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR
100th ANNIVERSARY
IRA
V.
ELLITHORPE
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CO.
—
INSURANCE — BONDS
— • —
23 Whitney Avenue
816 Chapel Street
Compliments
of
G.
C.
— • —
Compliments
AUSTIN F .
Compliments
— • —
H.
STETSON W A R D
of
STEPHAN
of
THE
SEABOARD
COAL
C0.r
INC.
of Connecticut
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BEST
WISHES
LESTER H. BRENNER, Inc.
from
Insurance — Real Estate
THE YORK BEAUTY CENTRE
Lester H. Brenner . . . Arthur L. Janow
Telephone: LOcust 2-6158
865 Chapel Street
146 York Street
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— • —
JOHN
OF
Best Wishes From
ALEXANDER
NEW
HAVEN,
PAT
INC.
and
ALDO
—
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GOODE
DEDOMINICIS
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THE
•
THE
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WALLACK
BROS.
F.
J.
•
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DAHILL
CO.,
INC.
CO.
— Roofing Contractors —
— Petroleum Products —
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1401 Chapel Street
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To All Our Friends:
— • —
A Happy Anniversary
Compliments
ORANGE
LUMBER
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CO.,
H.
INC.
—
A.
L.
Post Road
Orange, Connecticut
of
— • —
MARKER MOTORS, Inc.
Compliments
of
Sales — Service on Cars and Trucks
LOUIS WEINSTEIN & CO.
Genuine FORD Parts
Public Accountants and Auditors
170 Whalley Avenue
"See Dave and S a v e "
DAVID'S TELEVISION TOWN
Sales and Service
250 Grand Avenue, corner Poplar Street
Telephone: SPruce 7-1749
Greetings from Sam and the boys at . . .
GREENBLATT'S
— Men's Clothes —
26 Temple Street
195 Church Street
ARCHITECTURAL TILING & TERRAZO
CO., Inc.
690 Boulevard
Compliments
of
NEW HAVEN PACKING CO., Inc.
1555 Dixwell Avenue
THE RALPH BLUMBERG COMPANY
SUMMIT HOUSE
— Insurance —
(Greetings from George Carter)
153 Court Street
Route 1, Boston Post Road
Branford, Connecticut
Compliments
of
JIM M IE ' S
SAVIN ROCK
Connecticut's Most Popular Restaurant
THE
NEW YORK PLUMBING SUPPLIES
It's always fun at . . .
FLORIO'S COUNTRY HOUSE
Foxon Road (Route 80)
East Haven, Connecticut
Compliments
of
CO.
PET-CAR PRODUCTS, Inc.
George and Nathaniel Batter
7 Factory Street
87 Goffe Street
WITH OUR VERY BEST WISHES
BEST OF WISHES ON YOUR
UNIVERSAL
METAL STAMPING
ANNIVERSARY
CO.,
INC.
—
AND ITS SUBSIDIARY
•
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SHARTENBERG'S
THE ADVANCE DOLL & TOY CO.
OF
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106 W A T E R
WEST
HAVEN,
NEW
BOARD
STREET
NEW
HAVEN
CONNECTICUT
HAVEN
AND
CARTON
BEST WISHES ON YOUR
100th BIRTHDAY
COMPANY
DESIGNERS and MANUFACTURERS
of FOLDING CARTONS and
FOLDING BOX BOARD
259 E A S T
N E W HAVEN,
DALEY
&
SIBLEY
•
STREET
CONNECTICUT
93 W O O D
AVENUE
WISH YOU A VERY
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
WEST
HAVEN,
CONNECTICUT
YEAR
ALLEYS
OF
BEST WISHES FROM
ACTION
THE
Come watch us grow!
SHINER
• all-new escalators
• all-new elevators
FAMILY
• all-new side entrance
Bill the Builder — You'll see him
and
everywhere!
THE
CONNECTICUT REFINING CO.
WEST
Compliments
—
Compliments
of
KLING BROS. TRUCKING CO., INC.
HAVEN,
CONN.
of
COOLEY CHEVROLET CO., INC.
*
"AMERICA'S BEST SELLING CAR"
1373 Dixwell Avenue
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BEST OF LUCK TO ALL OUR FRIENDS IN
Compliments
B'NAI
B'RITH
M. B. FOSTER ELECTRIC CO.
—
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VEK
of
INDUSTRIES
-
•
-
Boston Post Road
240 George Street
Orange, Connecticut
The Ultimate in Dining
B'nai B'rith helps build character . . .
MANERO'S
W e Help BUILD Greater New Haven
OF NEW HAVEN, Inc.
YEDLIN
FAMOUS STEAK
HOUSE
Where Excellent Food and Cocktails
CONSTRUCTION
CO.
Are Served in a Different Manner
Dinners — Luncheons — Cocktails
"Always
Bring the Children
To
POST
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Manero's"
Catering Facilities for Banquets and Weddings
BOSTON
~
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CONN.
204 M A I N S T R E E T
EAST HAVEN,
CONNECTICUT
P H O N E : SYcamore 9-2301
Happy Anniversary
BUCKLEY
&
—
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of
Compliments
ROMANS
—
HORNSTEIN & MUTLER
— Accountants —
419 First Avenue
W e s t Haven, Connecticut
152 Temple Street
TO OUR MANY MANY FRIENDS
CARL
ROESSLER,
INC.
WHO HAVE WORKED SO HARD
TO MAKE
Manufacturers of
QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS
~
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B'NAI
B'RITH
A WONDERFUL ORGANIZATION,
WE OFFER OUR CONGRATULATIONS
ALLING
PAPER
—
Look for the Famous
"YELLOW TAG" Labels
•
CO.
—
15 E A S T S T R E E T
N E W HAVEN
CONNECTICUT
Best Wishes On Your
Happy Anniversary!
100th Anniversary!
KEEP
UP YOUR
IN THE
GOOD
YEARS
TO
WORK
S.
COME
BARRY
JENNINGS
COMPANY
HAMDEN
CONVALESCENT
THE
Manufacurers of Venetian Blinds
HOSPITAL
Aluminum Screens and Storm Sash
380 Treadwell Street
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—
142 Nash Street
Hamden, Connecticut
New Haven 3, Connecticut
"Pat" Sends Congratulations
Best Wishes
and invites you to the
WEEPING
WILLOWS
REGAL
DRUG
CO.
509 Laurel Street
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441 Chapel Street
Continental Table — Tuesdays
Steak Nights — Thursdays
Fondest Greetings on Your
HAWKIN'S
CONVALESCENT
100th Year
HOME
AMERICAN
Personal Services by
BANK
Registered Nurses
&
TRUST
—
588 Ocean Avenue
On Long
Island
W e s t Haven, Conn.
Sound
at Colonial
Park
•
—
215 Grand Avenue
CO.
Compliments
of
E. H. M.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO OUR
Compliments
of
MANY B'NAI B'RITH FRIENDS
GINO
CORP.
NUSTONE SEPTIC TANK CO.
HOME OF FAMOUS GINO SAUCE
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225 Boulevard
Boston Post Road
Milford, Connecticut
PLUMBING — HEATING
JOHN
P.
HOUSTON
AIR CONDITIONING — POWER PIPING
Gasoline Equipment
Commercial — Industrial — Institutional
Installation and Maintenance
BUCKINGHAM-ROUTH COMPANY
Since
64 Grove Street
1895
Call LOcust 2-3157
Electric Wiring — General Contracting
48 Wharton Street
West Haven, Connecticut
HAYDON
CO.
— Advertising
96 Grove Street
—
ARLINE SULLIVAN SLIP COVERS
MCDERMOTT DISTRIBUTORS,
Samples Shown in Your Home, No Obligation
Slip Covers and Drape Center
INC.
Telephone: MAin 4-7035
550 Whalley Avenue
Distributors of SCHLITZ — the beer
that made Milwaukee famous
—
•
ELITE INTERIOR DECORATING SERVICE
437 Temple Street
FRANK'S PAINT & WALLPAPER CO.
—
129 Congress Avenue
154 W A T E R
STREET
FAIN'S
N E W HAVEN, C O N N E C T I C U T
J E W E L E R S
541 Campbell Avenue
Congratulations and May Your Next 100 Years
Compliments
of
Be Even Greater
GEORGE MENDELSOHN & CO.
MR. and MRS. SYDNEY BRUSKIN
956 Chapel Street
BEST
WISHES
ALADDIN VENETIAN BLIND CO.
Custom Made
The Goodwins
Venetian Blinds and Window Shades
Aluminum Combination Storm Windows
EASTERN STEEL & METAL CO.
Linoleum and Rubber Tile
11 Shelton Avenue
We Are Happy To Be A Part of the
100th Anniversary of B'nai B'rith
V I C ' S
TEXACO SERVICE STATION
1390 Whalley Avenue
Compliments
of
NEW HAVEN MATTRESS CO.
191 Lafayette Street
F L E T C H E R ' S
TEXACO SERVICE STATION
Telephone: W E s t 3-9872
1150 Ocean Avenue
W e s t Haven 16, Conn.
STERLING & SUSMAN
873 Whalley Avenue — 830 Dixwell Avenue
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ATTY. LESTER H. AARONSON
ATTY. MILTON G. HARRISON
ATTY. ARTHUR A. ABESHOUSE
ATTY. CHARLES HENCHEL
ATTY. HERMAN H. ALPERT
ATTY. ISRAEL HILLMAN
ATTY. I. A. ALPERT
ATTY. MORRIS H. ISENSTADT
ATTY. HAROLD E. ALPROVIS
ATTYS. JACOBS, JACOBS & JACOBS
ATTY. RUSSELL H. ATWATER
ATTY. LEWIS E. KAPLAN
ATTY. N. R. BASSETT
ATTY. LEONARD L. LEVY
ATTY. MYRON BLUMENTHAL
ATTY. GEORGE J. MARGOLES
ATTY. J. E. BOVE
ATTYS. MARKLE & GREENFIELD
ATTY. T. HOLMES BRACKEN
ATTY. FRANK S. MEADOW
ATTY. GERALD W. BROWNSTEIN
ATTY. MORRIS MELNICK
ATTY. LEWIS E. CAPLAN
ATTY. MARTIN M. MERRIAM
ATTY. BENJAMIN M. CHAPNICK
ATTY. WALTER MULVIHILL
ATTY. EUGENE T. DORSI
ATTY. MORRIS RABINOWITZ
ATTY. H. L. EMANUELSON, JR.
ATTY. JOHN REYNOLDS
ATTYS. EVANS & MARKLE
ATTY. MILTON RICE
ATTY. WALTER G. FARR
ATTY. ABRAHAM ROLNICK
ATTY. JOHN H. FILER
ATTY. SHERMAN ROSENBERG
ATTY. JOHN C. FLANAGAN
ATTY. THOMAS J. RYAN
ATTY. FRANK FLOOD
ATTY. JEREMIAH D. SHEA
ATTY. LEON GABRIEL
ATTY. EDWARD S. SNYDER
ATTY. MITCHELL W. GARBER
ATTY. HARRY SOHCOT
ATTY. ALBERT W. GINSBERG
ATTY. HARRY R. SUGARMAN
ATTYS. GOLD & GOLD
ATTY. IRVING SWEEDLER
ATTY. NATHAN GOLDBERG
ATTY. ALFRED TOSCANO
ATTY. BENJAMIN F. GOLDMAN
ATTY. VINCENT VILLANO
ATTY. FRED GREENBERG
ATTY. JOSEPH WEINER
ATTY. SILAS N. GREENBERG
ATTY. NORMAN ZOLOT
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DR. PHILIP FIGHTLIN
DR. DAVID ALDERMAN
DR. PETER W. FISKIO
DR. DONALD ALDERMAN
DR. RICHARD FRANFORD
DR. ANDREW S. ANASTASIO
DR. BARNETT P. FREEDMAN
DR. LOUIS ANGELL
DR. JOSEPH R. FRIEDLER
DR. HAROLD S. APPELL
DR. A. W. GABRILE
DR. MAX L. BERLOWE
DR. J. GIANFORTE
DR. IRVING BERMAN
DR. HARRY GORFIEN
DR. EDWARD BOCK
DR. HERMAN C. KLINE
DR. JOHN A. BODIE
DRS. ALVIN <5, MORTON LAZAROFF
DR. CHARLES BOVE
DR. MAXWELL LEAR
DR. SAMUEL BRAFFMAN
DR. JULIUS LEVINE
DR. H. H. BRODSKY
DR. JOHN O'NEILL
DR. EDWARD BROWNSTEIN
DR. MEYER SAMSON — Optometrist
DR. SHEPARD N. COHEN
DR. HERMAN A. SCOTT
DR. MARVIN L. COUSINS
DR. I. E. SEICOL
DR. HERMAN S. CUTLER
DR. SAMUEL R. SHERMAN
DR. H. LINCOLN DUNN
DR. JOSEPH E. WENZEL
DR. M. BRUCE EGALKA
DR. LOUIS WHITE
DR. EDWARD EUSTACE
DR. FRED ZAFF
Compliments
Compliments
of
YALE SURGICAL COMPANY
of
WILLIAM L. DeSENTI
Distributor of U.S. Motors
1104 Grand Avenue (10 steps from State)
865 Congress Avenue
T R E A D E A S Y
COMPLIMENTS
ALUMINUM
OF
for
SMELTERS,
W O M E N
Make Walking A Pleasure
—
INC.
VOLIN
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31-33 V I N E
NEW
H A V E N 6,
KOMIS
MILLER
CONNECTICUT
•
SHOP
4 Doors from Chapel Street
W.
B.
S T A N L E Y
— Asphalt
Telephone: MAin 4-7941
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174 Temple Street
1517
Paving
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Compliments
*
SHOE
L.
STREET
P.O. B O X
SHOES
~
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•
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Compliments
AR'S
FAIR HAVEN FURNITURE &
MILLER
&
of
CO.,
APPLIANCE CO., Inc.
401 George Street
— • —
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Compliments
N .
of
THE I. H. ALDERMAN FAMILY
186 Goffe Terrace
H & H HOME EQUIPMENT CO., Inc.
Distributors
I. Chanowitz
of Aluminum
Window
Products
232 Legion Avenue, N e w Haven
K A H N
M E A T and P O U L T R Y
2 Arch Street
INC.
MARKET
N.Y. KOSHER CUT RATE MEAT MARKET. Inc.
99 Legion Avenue
JOHN
J.
D O N O V A N
— Insurance
108 Temple Street
•—
SAN
REMO
RESTAURANT
206 Cove Street
JIM
C O E R
ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION
Kelsey and Main
A.
ALPERT
60 Legion Avenue
Morris Cove
BANQUETS — PARTIES — WEDDINGS
N. Y. FLOOR SHOW EVERY SATURDAY
Under New Ownership
Phone: HObart 7-0159
JOHNSTONE WELDING COMPANY
636 Quinnipiac Avenue
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ALLIED DISTRIBUTORS
Compliments
472 State Street
of
KIRCALDIE, RANDALL & McNAB
216 Crown Street
A
FRIEND
-
C R A M P T O N ' S
•
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508 State Street
H U M M E L
B R O T H E R S
708 Congress Avenue
MORELLI GREENHOUSES & FLOWER SHOP
CAFE
OF
of
Compliments
171 Elm Street
COMPLIMENTS
MAE
(OLEMAN
SULLIVAN
1166 Chapel Street
CATERER
COSMO FOOD PRODUCTS
-
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27 Leete Street
BEN-BERNIE SHOP
— Tobacconists
Church and Crown Streets
—
Exclusive
Kosher Catering
Compliments
—
•
"Take A Coffee Break Often"
of
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J. J. MCDONNELL COFFEE CO.
139 Meadow Street
CONNECTICUT CONTAINER CORP.
J.
CUNNINGHAM
& SON, Inc.
Oi'er 100 Years
of
Service
Compliments
WELLER'S FUNERAL HOME, Inc.
425 George Street
Awnings — Flags — Tents
44-46 Hotchkiss Street
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
SYDNE THE CATERER
Kosher Catering Exclusively
HARRY A. ALPERT, Inc.
Sid and Mary Gurian
29 Norton Street
FRANK
CAMA
Office: 349 Front Avenue, W e s t Haven, Connecticut
No Job
193 Legion Avenue
Land Clearing — Excavating
Anywhere — Any Time
Too
WEst
Small or Too
Large
4 - 0 6 0 6
If No Answer, Call W E s t 4-2144
Compliments
"Everybody Knows Pete"
PETE'S
AUTO & APPLIANCE CO.
29 Temple Street
(A Full Block from Temple to Congress)
— Every Inch Loaded With Values —
of
HAPPY CENTENNIAL
"BUNNY" HORTON, Proprietor of
HOTEL TALMADGE
(formerly Nellie Green's)
Short Beach Road
from
IRVING'S VARIETY STORE
250 Legion Avenue (corner Orchard Street)
JAMES CHARLES TRADING CO.
New and Used
Office and Industrial Equipment
319 York Street
of
J. JOHNSON & SONS, Inc.
"The
—
Live
Store"
Exclusive Clothiers
—
Men's — Boy's — Women's — Misses
85 Church Street — New Haven
226 Main Street — East Haven
Compliments
JACK
of
Compliments
HALPRIN
of
FRANK X. HALD, Inc.
675 State Street
370 Davenport Avenue
GO BY CAB — CALL . . .
Compliments
Y E L L O W
CAB
Compliments
BLUE RIBBON FROZEN FOOD, Inc.
72 Sherman Avenue
Phone: LOcust 2-4123
67 Putnam Street
of
of
Compliments
EUNICE BEAUTY SALON
BELFORD
&
of
BELFORD
15 Hawthorne Street
868 Chapel Street
Best
Wishes
From
Best
CONNECTICUT HEAT & FUEL CO.
Wishes
LOE W'S
From
Your
THEATERS
324 Congress Avenue
P O L I and C O L L E G E
For A Good Time . . . Anytime . . .
visit
TOM'S
Merwin Avenue
Compliments
of
BEECHER & BENNETT, Inc.
VILLA
ROSA
Woodmont, Connecticut
NATIONAL FILTER MEDIA CORP.
1717 Dixwell Avenue
100 Broadway
Happy
Anniversary
From
MISS LORETTA VERDI
703 Whitney Avenue
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FL A K S'
KOSHER CATERERS
of
CHAMBRELLI
BROS.
200-204 Greenwich Avenue
301 Orchard Street
Compliments
of
Compliments
of
SOMERS PONTIAC, Inc.
D'ANDREA'S 3-ACRES DRIVE IN
250 Whalley Avenue
Whalley Avenue at the Parkway
Compliments
of
ELI MOORE, Inc.
Compliments
of
THE WILLIAM T. BEAZLEY CO.
986 Chapel Street — New Haven, Connecticut
70 Elm Street
Hamden Plaza — Hamden, Connecticut
Compliments
of
V. TENEDINE & SONS, Inc.
—
•
of
TREMONT MOTOR COURT
400 Derby Avenue
—
North Haven, Connecticut
Compliments
Compliments
of
HERMAN ALPERT & CO.
Wholesale Meats and Provisions
209-211 State Street
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Compliments
—
of
MR. and MRS. ROBERT E. HYMAN
Compliments
of
Compliments
ART'S
M O T T - M O H R
"Always A Treat"
SERVICE
6 Fountain Street (at Whalley)
CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc.
FOX'S DELICATESSEN
of
D.
W.
VAN
DOREN
— Artesian Wells —
Commercial — Industrial — Residential
125 Legion Avenue
356 State Street
Compliments
Compliments
of
of
NEW HAVEN AMBULANCE SERVICE
ATLAS MOVING & STORAGE
217-19 Greenwich Avenue
17 Wood Street
Compliments
YALE
of
WILBERT-BURIAL VAULT CO., Inc.
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PAYNE
ALUMNI
&
LANE
YALE
CO-OP
Compliments
of
— Printers —
TEMPLE LUGGAGE SHOP, Inc.
16 Grove Street
172 Temple Street
Compliments
of
Compliments
of
HAMDEN
SHOP OF JENKINS, Inc.
MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME
Hotel T a f t Building
F R A N K M. B E I S L E R , JR.
BEST
WISHES
from
AL
LESTER HERSHMAN
1730 State Street
Compliments
CONOR A TULA
of
JAMES V. URSINI CO.
Plumbing — Heating
TIONS
GRODD'S
PREMIER ROOFING CO.
Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors
david dean smith, jr.
— Music Dealers —
262 Elm Street
Automatic Sprinklers
TEMPLE
THE JOHN J. CORBETT PRESS
MOVIE & CAMERA SERVICE
Letterpress and Offset Lithography
Temple Street, corner George
— Printeis of this Program
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Phone: SPruce 7-6291
BEST
OF
WISHES
THE PECK BINDERY, Inc.
273 State Street
EDWARD GRANFIELD, Inc.
Stationery and Office Equipment
184-186 Crown Street
BEST
WISHES
L. CIERCIELLI & SON, Inc.
GENOVESE & MASSARO, Inc.
Trucking and Crane Service
862 State Street
1717 State Street
Hamden, Connecticut
Phone: MAin 4-1930
R.
L.
DANIELS
Specializing
in
Septic Tank and Cess Pool Service
CENTRAL
-
MOTORS
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568 Chapel Street
Also Landscaping
65 Bristol Street
N. & B. SOSENSKY
— Hardware
—
GRAND LIGHT & SUPPLY CO.
Best Wishes from Jimmy and Mai
246 Dixwell Avenue
833 State Street
COLONIAL
THE
HOUSE
INTERSTATE MANUFACTURING
Weddings — Private Parties
CORP.
2389 Dixwell Avenue
Orange, Connecticut
Hamden, Connecticut
Compliments
BEST WISHES ON YOUR
of
100th ANNIVERSARY
DAVID
CASHER
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.
2301 Dixwell Avenue
and FAMILY
Hamden, Connecticut
Compliments
of
Compliments
THE
L. R. BROWN MANUFACTURING CO.
of
ABELSON ELECTRIC CO., Inc.
386 Sherman Avenue
133 Mill River Street
Compliments
FOREST HILLS GUEST HOME
of
EASTERN LIQUOR CO., Inc.
462 Derby Avenue
6 East Pearl Street
Compliments
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
of
LOUIS H. WEINER CO., Inc.
STATE
BEEF
944 State Street
CO.
Distributors of
AMALIE — the "Oilier Oil"
318 Crown Street
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J. GOLDBERG & SONS
— • —
— Glass —
BEST WISHES TO
H O R E B
523 State Street
L O D G E
from
C. A. STONEHILL, INC.
MUNSON AUTO BODY WORKS, Inc.
— • —
35 Elm Street
GENERAL BAKING COMPANY
149 York Street
SHINDELL SIGNS
— • —
Neon and Commercial Signs
NOW YOU CAN BUY
649 Winchester Avenue
GROSSINGER RYE AND PUMPERNICKLE
AT YOUR FAVORITE FOOD STORE
DOYLE'S CUSTOM CLEANERS
Compliments
of
Incorporated
Telephone: FUlton 7-3677
203 Alden Avenue
A WEST HAVEN FRIEND
McKESSON & ROBBINS
INCORPORATED
— Drug Division —
Season's
Greetings To
Our Friends and
D .
A .
Customers
LONG
— General Agent —
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association
United Benefit Life Insurance Company
70 Elm Street
GIORDANO'S
WESTVILLE ELECTRIC CO.
89-91 Goffe Street
A. L. & P. MOTORS, Inc.
"Home of Low Mileage Used Cars"
279 Derby Avenue, opp. Yale Baseball Field
Compliments
F. REHBEIN FLOWER SHOP
of
505 Howard Avenue
A
F R I E N D
New Haven. Connecticut
STAGE DOOR GRILLE
Compliments
of
47 College Street
A
FRIEND
LINDEN CONVALESCENT HOME
83 Main Street
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Compliments
o[
Compliments
A
of
FRIEND
FRANKIE & JOHNNIE'S RESTAURANT
A
FRIEND
222 Whalley Avenue
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THE WAYSIDE FLOWERS
•
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725 Orange Avenue
COMPLIMENTS
Compliments
A
OF
of
FRIEND
A
FRIEND
PHYLLIS' RESTAURANT
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12 Rock Street
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BAILEY'S KOSHER MEAT MARKET
M O R R I S
ANTHONY'S — YOUR HAIR STYLIST
W A T S T E I N
— Orchestras —
340 Whalley Avenue
23 Church Street
HI-GRADE MEAT MARKET
25 Whitney Avenue
185 Legion Avenue
Compliments
NEW YORK SMOKED FISH CO.
353 Greenwich Avenue
Compliments
HARRY SKOLNICK & SONS
1860 Boulevard
Compliments
of
EDER
ALPERT CONSTRUCTION CO.
Country Court — Woodbridge
Compliments
Compliments
FARMS
of
DAVID'S BUS SERVICE
27 W e s t Read Street
Northford, Connecticut
Compliments
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
of
NEW YORK CARD <S PAPER CO.
OF IOWA
120 Church Street
of
B R O S .
216 Chapel Street
of
RESTLAND
of
E. BORGENICHT & CO.
90 State Street
THE REFINISHING SHOP
55 Minor Street
624 Middletown Avenue
S M O L E N ' S ,
Inc.
ELM
C I T Y
S A L E S
652 Grand Avenue
174 Scranton Street
PAUL W. HESSELMEYER
DONALD'S OPEN AIR MARKET
— Insurance
865 Chapel Street
72 Kimberly Avenue
—
Compliments
G I M B E L
165 Whalley Avenue
S .
of
M O T O R S
M A J U S K Y
— Electrical
98 James Street
Contracting
—
P. ROSENBERG & SON
SAL'S BEAUTY SALON
286 Dixwell Avenue
371 Whalley Avenue
DAN'S WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE
THE BREAKERS CONVALESCENT HOME
19 Wilson Street
307 Beach Street
DAVIS STREET FOOD SHOP
17 Davis Street
452 Forbes Avenue
Compliments
A.
ALEXANDER BROGAN & SON
H.
— Real
of
ARMSTRONG TIRE DISTRIBUTORS
B U M S T E A D
Estate
and Insurance
22 Broad Street
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KAHAN WOOL GRADING
ELM CITY REALTY CO.
224 Commerce Street
488 State Street
Compliments
S A M U E L
75 Whitney Avenue
Compliments
o[
Y A F F E
KEN'S
of
AWNING
39 Arizin Street
CO.
NATIONAL THEATER SUPPLY
BROWN STONE HOUSE
122 Meadow Street
2365 Whitney Avenue
Hamden, Connecticut
Compliments
THOMPSON SALVAGE CO.
189 Thompson Street
B R A D L E Y
of
P A I N T E R S
23 Winnett Street
Hamden, Connecticut
UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
FAIR DEPARTMENT STORE
157 Church Street
127 Dixwell Avenue
LYNBROOK BEVERAGES
RELIABLE 5c & 10c STORE
192 Commerce Street
811 Dixwell Avenue
Compliments
L E W I S
43 Southwest Drive
B R O W N
2111 Dixwell Avenue
Hamden, Connecticut
Compliments
HARRY
102 Judson Avenue
ERNIE'S AUTO BODY WORKS
of
of
Compliments
CAPLAN
of
MR. and MRS. DAVID DOFF
FRANK FURSTENBERGER
D.
&
A.
RESTAURANT
760 Pine Rock Avenue
446 Chapel Street
Hamden, Connecticut
J O S E P H
E L I A S
NEW HAVEN NOVELTY CO.
117 Washington Avenue
151 Truman Street
NATHAN
— Jewelry
PEARLIN
and Luggage
137 Orange Street
EDWARD'S KIDDIE KORNER
—
886 Whalley Avenue
Westville, Connecticut
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO OF NEW HAVEN
1044 Chapel Street
of
ROSITANI'S BAKERY, Inc.
CENTURY PHARMACY
267 Church Street
341 Legion Avenue
Compliments
of
KLIGER'S SHOES & DRY GOODS
ALPERT. HEIBERGER & MIREL
865 Chapel Street
Compliments
"Mickey" Kliger
1235 Chapel Street
Great Stores
in Greater
GOLDFARB ELECTRICAL CO.
of
B E S S E - R I C H E Y
Three
of
MR. and MRS. P. J. VILLANO
Compliments
Compliments
7A]/2 Hudson Street
New
Haven
NEW HAVEN CARPENTER & CABINET SHOP,
PAST PRESIDENT BENJAMIN BRETZFELDER
Inc.
190-02 Goffe Street
BERMAN PHARMACY
D'ANDREA'S RINGSIDE
139 Legion Avenue
Bob Stutzman
21 Broadway
CLUGMAN BROKERAGE CO.
MICKEY'S SUPER SERVICE
111 South Orange Street
1172 Whalley Avenue
Compliments
of
HAMDEN AUTO PARTS
YORK & OAK PHARMACY
263 Oak Street
ESTHER
Lingerie
•— Blouses
938 Chapel Street
LEVIN
•— Robes
—
Accessories
Jimmy Alfano,
815 .Dixwell Avenue
59 Center Street
HAROLD
— Interior
316 Elm Street
of Insurance
•—
101 Whitney Avenue
Compliments
.—
of
FRANK'S BARBER SHOP
185 Church Street
Compliments
HOLMGREN
Decorating
Hamden, Connecticut
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO.
V. F. McNEIL & CO., Inc.
— All Forms
Prop.
of
JULIUS BRONSTEIN & ASSOCIATES
113 Mo wry Street
ART MILLINERY SHOPPE
KELLER'S,
Inc.
51 College Street
783 Chapel Street
Compliments
JAINCHILL MILLINERY
of
940 Chapel Street
THE GILTEX MANUFACTURING CO.
JOSEPH A. ALPERT
LUBIN OFFICE FURNITURE CO., Inc.
60 Legion Avenue
281 State Street
Compliments
of
ONE HOUR DRY CLEANERS, Inc.
ARMOND McCOY
-— Public
Accountant
1321 Whalley Avenue
—
3 JUDGES, Inc.
Compliments
1600 Whalley Avenue
MILTON
of
A X E L R O D
MONTANO BROS.
Compliments
of
27 Congress Avenue
FARMERS' POULTRY
Compliments
of
Compliments
NEW YORK BAGEL BAKERY
VOGUE FABRICS, Inc.
The Lender Family
KLIGER'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Inc.
.— Open Sundays
134 Legion Avenue
Compliments
of
P. DIANA & SONS
—
Phone: MAin 4-7902
ROSNER'S GRAND SUPERMARKET,
of
- I C E -
Inc.
M I N I N B E R G ' S
684-88 Grand Avenue
359 Whalley Avenue
GREENBERG BROS.
D. N. UPHOLSTERY SHOP
900 Grand Avenue
PAIER SCHOOL OF APPLIED ART
1172 Chapel Street
MILLER'S CLOTHES
— Custom
Built Furniture
192 Hazel Street
NO
ONE
KICKS
—
WHO
COMES
GLIC
349 Whalley Avenue
TO
K'S
E N S O N ' S .
Inc.
751 Grand Avenue
18 Church Street
THE FELMONT SHOP
Complete
Apparel
for the Lady
179 Crown Street
RADIN
in
Waiting
SHERWOOD DISTRIBUTORS
Bonded
Dealers
SIMON J. ALDERMAN
Compliments
of
M. FINKEL & SON
Florence Jacobsen
Trucking
and
Rigging
THE M. H. DAVIDSON CO.
of
— Printers •—
THE ELM CITY RUBBER CO.
of Li't Skipper
C.P.A.
42 Church Street
E S T H E R ' S
Manufacturers
Poultry
-
Compliments
in Live
295 Legion Avenue
226-28 Congress Avenue
164 Temple Street
B R O S .
Baby
Products
PASCALE'S ESSO SERVICE
654 Orchard Street
B E L L I N - P O W E L L
775 Whalley Avenue
25 Columbus Avenue
FRED HANEY'S RADIATOR REPAIR SHOP
CITY SERVICE DRY CLEANERS
118 Gregory Street
Fred Haney
231 Portsea Street
Compliments
P A T R I C I A ' S
of
WEST HAVEN TRUCKING CO.
18 Whalley Avenue
435 Congress Avenue
GARFIELD & CROWELL
H. & H. AUTO BODY <5 RADIATOR WORKS
362 Campbell Avenue
851 Dixwell Avenue
WILLCOX PHOTO ENGRAVING CO., Inc.
THE LOMAS & NETTLETON CO.
364 Orange Street
175 Orange Street
F. & S. CONSTRUCTION CO.
LINCOLN FURNITURE CO.
39 Marshall Street
David and Bernard Gollinger
ALBERT L. PORTO & SON
— Funeral
374 Grand Avenue
Homes
—
493 State Street
MARCUS FURNITURE CO.
Complete
Home
844 Grand Avenue
RALPH ABATO PLUMBING CO., Inc.
87 Grand Avenue
Furniture
Compliments
of
MR. and MRS. HAROLD ALPERT
144 Oberlin Road
Hamden, Connecticut
Happy Birthday
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—
SETARO
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
D.
1.
CHAPMAN,
MOTORS,
INC.
— • —
Your HUDSON Dealer
INC.
305 Whalley Avenue
7 HOWE STREET
THE
N E W HAVEN, CONNECTICUT
CHATFIELD
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CO.
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239 State Street
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POWSNER
AUTO
METAL
WORKS,
INC.
WHALLEY
GLASS
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AUTO BODY WORK — PAINTING
33-39 S P E R R Y
STREET
N E W HAVEN, CONNECTICUT
157 Whalley Avenue
CO.
CLORMAN'S DELICATESSEN
ASHLEY SHIRT CORPORATION
345 Whalley Avenue
Makers of High Grade Shirts
Branford, Connecticut
JOSEPH COHN <S SON
Painting and Decorating Contractors
—
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LEO F. CAPRONI
220 Whalley Avenue
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HAMILTON AUTO GLASS CO.
Phone: LOcust 2-1658
AUTO SEAT RITE
Custom Automotive Re-Upholstery
Rear 502 Orchard Street
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Safety Channels and Regulators
For All Cars and Trucks
91 Hamilton Street
Telephone: SPruce.6-6826
JAMES D. KAUFFMAN, Inc.
—
Compliments
Plate and Window Glass — Auto Glass
o[
— Realtors and Insurors —
E. M.
—
Greetings
•
152 Temple Street
—
and Best
Wishes
THE CORINTHIAN CO.
ECONOMY ICE CO.
Makers of Fine Living Room Furniture
Baldarelli Bros.
134 Haven Street
60 Bradley Street
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HINCKS BROS. & CO., Inc.
ANDERSON'S ESSO SERVICE
Derby Avenue and Forest Road
—
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—
H A L S E Y
CO.
YALE AUTO PARTS
61 Whalley Avenue
Used Cars and Parts
THE STANDARD CLEANING AND DYEING
350 Boulevard
CO.
245 George Street
EMBASSY LUNCHEONETTE
WHITE'S HARDWARE
96 Elm Street
149 Legion Avenue
C & C MOTOR SALES
A. EUGENE DEL GREGO
501 Grand Avenue
Insuror — Realtor
Phones: LOcust 2-0008 — CHestnut 8-4632
185 Church Street
Telephone: STate 7-1433
DR.
S H A L E T T ' S
Dry Cleaners
—
284 Blake Street
—
Launderers
From
426 Whalley Avenue — Tel.: S T 7-1215
1836 Whitney Avenue — Tel.: A T 8-1758
KAYSEY'S RESTAURANT
92 College Street
Freezers
- Chest
1313-1315 State St., New Haven, Conn.
—
of Fuel and Range
Oils
— Oil Burners —
Phones: UN 5-5101 - U N 5-5102
101-119 Silver St.
Distributors
GERSON N. DAVIS
— Pianoi Tuning >—•
ROSE ABATE DRESS SHOPPE
956 Chapel Street, Room 212
Free
Dresses
Elevator Service
Tiles, Carpet,
Floors,
Walls,
357 State Street
New Haven, Conn.
HARRINGTON,
Printing
.— Office
Inc.
Equipment
Telephone 8-0189
GEORGE C. LANE & CO., Inc.
70 College Street
M O E ' S
AUTO BODY SHOP
AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL
Counter
— Quality W o r k —
EDW. H. THEROUX & CO.
125 Goffe Street
Delivery
STRAND COMPANY
Linoleum,
Stationery
214 Winthrop Avenue
- Misses' - Junior
STate 7-2337
AND FRESH EGGS
178 Liberty Street
BERKSHIRE ICE AND FUEL
Women's
Equipment
PACELLI'S LIVE POULTRY MARKET
Tel.: MAin 4-7350
and Upright — Commercial
— Ice Cubers —
Bus. U N 5-4075 — Res.: S P 7-2411
S A M U E L ' S
Shoes
"Advertising
Specialties
With Lasting
Appeal"
Howard Theatre Building
Phone: UNiversity 5-5389
A. A. A. HOME FREEZER PACKERS
•— Fine
Veterinarian
DEE ENTERPRISES OF NEW HAVEN
DUCHESS BEAUTY SALONS
151 Temple Street
J O N A S
New Haven Small Animal Hospital
Greetings
S .
Go-mpAimenti
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DuVAL'S RESTAURANT
NEW HAVEN CLEANERS
ACME FURNITURE CO., Inc.
HOTEL NATIONAL
NEW HAVEN CASH REGISTER CO.
GRAND AVE. 5c & 10c STORE
DAVIS DENTAL LABORATORY
IRVING'S 5c & 10c STORE
RUTH GREEN DRESS SHOP
CHESTER CLOTHES
KLAYNA'S KOSHER DELICATESSEN
LIPTON SILK & CURTAIN SHOP
GOLD'S DAIRY
EAST HAVEN MUSIC CENTER
WASHINGTON UPHOLSTERING CO.
ORCHARD PHARMACY
HARRY BORNER CAMERA REPAIRS
EDMOND'S TOGGERY SHOP, Inc.
MIRIAM S. SCHWARTZ
DOBELSTEIN BROS. SERVICE STA.
B. PERELMUTTER, Clothier
E. Z. LAUNDROMAT
MILTON AXELROD
FERRENCE HEALTH INSTITUTE
MYERS BROS. KOSHER MEAT MKT.
ANTHONY'S RADIO & TV SERVICING
HENRY H. HOROWITZ
KOSHER MEAT MARKET
MODERN EQUIPMENT CORP.
S. H. MOORE — Florists
TICOTSKY'S BAKERY
MYER'S KOSHER BUTCHER SHOP
ALEX PERMANENT WAVE CENTER
MARTIN COHEN
ROBERT FRIEDLAND
BOBBIE'S APIZZA
FEDERAL HATTERS
KIDDY LANE, East Haven
GOLDEN'S LIVE POULTRY
WEBER'S PHOTO SUPPLIES
BEAUTY NOOK BEAUTY SALON
MR. and MRS. ARTHUR BROWN
McDERMOTT'S SUPER SERVICE STA.
SHEMITZ ELECTRIC CO.
ASSOC. GEN'L. CONTRACTORS
OF AMERICA
i
Go-m<p.liment6.
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SEABOARD STEEL CO., Inc.
FAY-MIN DRESS SHOP
VINCENT RADIO CO.
ELM HAVEN HARDWARE CO.
FAIR-BANKS CLEANERS
N. E. GENERAL CONTRACTING CO.
EUDOWE PHARM. & CLINICAL LAB.
LEADER MANUFACTURING CO., Inc.
faiman agency
HENRY'S AUTO PARTS
ANDRE'S Parisienne Beauty Salon
FRANK DeLEONE MUSIC STORE
ELECTRA LIGHTING CO.
THE H. F. & M. TOOL CO.
LADD'S RESTAURANT
RUFUS DARROW
ELM CITY PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.
MEDNICK'S GIFT SHOP
PITNEY-BOWES, Inc.
HARRY M. ANTONIO
HODES BROS.
DAVIDSON EQUIPMENT CO.
MARRA'S RESTAURANT
STILLMAN & RICE
HASTING'S DRUG STORE
OCKERT INSURANCE AGENCY
ED'S LUNCHEONETTE
SISK BROS.
WEST HAVEN SHEET METAL CO.
PALACE LAUNDRY
EDGEWOOD BEAUTY SALON
SIMONE'S COMMERCIAL PHOTO
B. B. ADLER
THE CHAUSER CANDY CO.
PATRY & CARR
GURLAND HARDWARE
C. W. LAUNDRY
ARAKELIAN RUG CO.
RED'S NEWS STAND
THE NATIONAL FILTER MEDIA CORP.
KATHLEEN L. DELANEY
EVA GANDELMAN LETTER SERVICE
MISS JANET MARLIN
BILTMORE CLEANERS
THE ELM CITY BEAUTY ACADEMY, Inc.
AMMERMAN'S FURNITURE COMPANY
136 Temple Street
911-917 Grand Avenue
CASHER BROS., Inc.
THE STANDARD PAINT & WALL PAPER
Wholesale
Distributors
— Automobile
Body Supplies
—
49 Whalley Avenue
CORP.
THE RUSCO WINDOW CO.
ROTHE'S ELECTRIC SHOP
(Div. Bartlett-Brainard
Co.)
Combination
Doors, Windows
and
Jalousies
560 Orchard Street
Tel.: U N 5-4187
New Haven
767 State Street
MODERN APIZZA PLACE
Nicholas Nuzzo,
874 State Street
W. T. GRANT CO.
828 Chapel Street
Prop.
Tel.: S P 6-5306
New Haven
BLUE JAY CLEANERS & DYERS, Inc.
57 Broadway
DAVE
FLORIO'S EXPRESS
All Goods
61 Adeline Street
—
In
Transit
CO.
16 Hill Street
DARLING JUVENILE FURNITURE
— Carriages,
Cribs,
60 Church Street
Toys
LEACH
THE GEORGE GORDON FRUIT & PRODUCE
Service
Insured
of
Compliments
— Dependable
MANTILIA MOTORS, Inc.
—
355 Campbell Avenue
WHALLEY LIQUOR SHOP
HAMDEN AUTO & CYCLE CENTRE
1144 Whalley Avenue
1194 Dixwell Avenue
Hamden, Connecticut
DAVENPORT PHOTO SHOP
GENERAL DIAPER SERVICE
1182 Chapel Street
Post Road
Orange, Connecticut
DARBY & SON, Inc.
156 Temple Street
ACME AUTO TOP, Inc.
"New
Haven's
Oldest
Auto
123 Edgewood Avenue
With
Best
Wishes
M.
MARGARET van der BOON
Henry Aldi, Reg.
427 Whalley Avenue
Pharm.
Firm''
V A T S K E
— Public Accountant
Liberty Building
ALDI DRUG CO.
A.
Top and Scat Cover
—
CORSO AUTO BODY WORKS
835 Woodward Avenue
KAHN
BROS.
38 George Street
Compliments
of
OLMER BROS. — BAKERS
205 Legion Avenue
FREEDMAN'S BAKERY
THE M. H. ALDERMAN FURNITURE CO.
709 Congress Avenue
165 Congress Avenue
Compliments
ITALIAN-AMERICAN BAKERY
of
THE ELM CITY CONSTRUCTION CO.
Hamden, Connecticut
142 Wooster Street
MODEL FAMILY LAUNDRIES, Inc.
103-109 Hallock Avenue
S. LEVINE AUTO PARTS
155 Day Street
Compliments
CARL R. BLANCHARD, JR.
I l l Whitney Avenue
MEYERS & SCHWARZ
PRINTERS TROUBLE SHOOTER
Printing
of
Machinery
and
P. O. Box 1737
Equipment
B & M TRUCKING COMPANY
210-212 Davenport Avenue
71 Franklin Street
UNIVERSAL WATCH HOSPITAL
JOSEPH GOLDEN INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc.
69 Center Street
125 Temple Street
Compliments
of
SUPERIOR PAPER PRODUCTS CO., Inc.
SAMUEL M. OPPER CO.
16 Elm Street
1 8 3 ^ - 1 8 7 South Orange Street
BAR-CRAFT ELECTRIC CO., Inc.
KRAVITZ DEPARTMENT STORE
571 State Street
35 Kimberly Avenue
ALEX'S SERVICE STATION
371 Derby Avenue
F A B I A N ,
Inc.
Compliments
of
CHAS. P. MONTANO & SON
607 Campbell Avenue
JAMES — HAIRSTYLIST
96 Congress Avenue
869 Whalley Avenue
UNEEDA SALES COMPANY
SCHWARTZMAN BROS., Inc.
143 Wooster Street
999 Grand Avenue (corner State Street)
Compliments
A. R. WEBBER & CO., Inc.
of
BEAVER HILL PHARMACY
42-i Howard Avenue
Sid Highkin
LICHTENSTEIN COMPANY
— MONUMENTS
100 Legion Avenue
HY'S
A P P E T I Z E R S
362 Whalley Avenue
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ELM CITY CORNICE & ROOFING WORKS
G O D F R E Y
&
BRILL
Michael Voloshin
Congress and Howard Avenues
ANDERSON'S OPTICIANS
FLEXER'S
PHARMACY
35 Elm Street
1147 Chapel Street
THE MARCUS PAPER CO.
M A R I - A N N
S H O P
335 W e s t Portsea Street
6 Willard Street
BRANDFON
Imported
MOTORS
Cars — Sales and
STate 7-5085
COLUMBIA MATTRESS CO.
Mattresses
— Pillows
—
800 Chapel Street
Director
of Hillel
GOMPERTZ BROS, and FRIEDLER, Inc.
— Printers
39 Artizan Street
HARRY'S SHOE STORE
at
Yale
247 Legion Avenue
W. K. English, Colonial Reproductions
Fine Furniture
— Country
G A R A G E
Truck"
Store
Race Brook Road
Prices
Orange, Connecticut
Compliments
LEON
1243 State Street
"Rent an Avis Car or
Men
AAA RADIO & TV TECHNICIANS
260 Crown Street
for
KAPLAN'S FRUITS and VEGETABLES
of
THE N. KIRSCHNER CO.
L A W L O R ' S
Shoes
37 Church Street
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Foundation
—
Florsheim
Compliments
Quilts
COURTESY DRUG STORE
EPHRAIM
169 Legion Avenue
Service
127 Fitch Street, New Haven 15, Conn.
126 Columbus Avenue
SASLOW'S LEGION AVE. FISH MARKET
66 Commerce Street
F O R E M O S T
of
P R E S S
F O O D S
WEYLER'S
CHILDREN
SHOP
565 Campbell Avenue
Compliments
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WILLIAMS & COMPANY
525 Orange Avenue
POST
of
ROAD
B A E R
62 Franklin Street
JUEL-BE GIFT NOOK
THE
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of
SAVIN ROCK LIQUOR STORE
938 Chapel Street
96 Campbell Avenue
of
NORTON
P O D E L L ' S
229 Commerce Street
MARKET
399 Orange Avenue
Compliments
of
PHARMACY
A. J. Matloff, Reg.
2 Norton Street
Pharm.
(corner Derby Avenue)
THE BROWN PAPER BOX CO.
S. RUSSOTA & SON, Inc.
221 W e s t W a t e r Street
2607 Whitney Avenue
Hamden, Connecticut
E L A I N E ' S ,
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Inc.
K. BRODNER & SONS, Inc.
813 Chapel Street
M O N I C O
H A T T E R
952 Grand Avenue
GREENBERG & RHEIN
Compliments
AMOS
SUN-RIDGE SERVICE STATION
NORTH'S INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc.
Established 1843
242 Orange Street
B. KOCHAN & COMPANY
137 State Street
Manufacturers
of
OVERALLS, PANTS,
Compliments
SHIRTS
of
NATHAN N. VISHNO & CO.
185 Church Street
Compliments
EMPIRE AUTO BODY, Inc.
221 Lafayette Street
M. SETLOW & SON, Inc.
5 Jones Hill Road
116 Congress Avenue
H E W I T T
YALE NECKWEAR COMPANY
F. M. LIQUOR STORE
G.
205 Church Street
— Insurance •—
42 Church Street
of
C .
80 York Street
of
R A U S C H
S O N S
KENT, CHIZZICK & SAUL
BELL & GOSSETT CO.
746 Chapel Street
1767 Whalley Avenue
Woodbridge, Connecticut
Compliments
AMERICAN REFRACTORIES & CRUCIBLE
of
CORP.
CHESTER B. GOLDSTONE
39 Church Street
Compliments
ARCH PRESERVER SHOE AGENCY
216 Crown Street
C L E A N E R S
Hamden, Connecticut
HARRY'S LIQUOR STORE
of
HARRY H. HENDLER
129 Church Street
BUREAU'S GARAGE
295 Blake Street
151 Dewitt Street
C O L L E G E
SPA
HAIG BROS. — RUG CLEANERS
69 College Street
703 Orchard Street
Compliments
of
ROCKLEN,
540 Main Street
Compliments
Inc.
Compliments
J O S E P H
of
BLUE JAY LAUNDRY, Inc.
21 Olive Street
THE BOTTLE SHOP
of
N.
RICE
ARTHUR DIBBLE CO.
486 Orange Street
F E N M O R E
HATS
14 Tour Avenue
1002 Chapel Street
ROCCO MONDO <S SONS
WEST SHORE ELECTRIC CO.
Boston Post Road
34 Lincoln Street
Orange, Connecticut
NATIONAL PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
1633 State Street
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1957 Whitney Avenue
60 Peck Street
of
FINSMITH, BRODNER & CO.
156 Temple Street
TED'S
Compliments
ROBERT
101 Whitney Avenue
of
BRODIE
KRAMER IRON WORKS
TEMPLE HAT SHOP
400 Morse Street
73 Temple Street
Hamden, Connecticut
THE
GAY
SHOP
POSENER'S INSURANCE CO.
185 Church Street
SCARPO'S AUTO BODY SHOP
DePALMA'S GARAGE
405 Treadwell Street
194 Shelton Avenue
Hamden, Connecticut
SAM'S FLORIST SHOP
CESTARO CONSTRUCTION CO.
555 Grand Avenue
307 Humphrey Street
of
Compliments
CLARK'S HOUSE CLEANING
52 Bristol Street
ROLAND T. WARNER CO.
1 Grand Avenue
WALLACE METAL PRODUCTS
2259 State Street
Hamden, Connecticut
Compliments
of
BLUE
CO.
EDGEWOOD LUNCHEONETTE
89 Howe Street
TIVOLI RESTAURANT
Compliments
RICE
of
AMITY ELECTRONICS
311 Orchard Street
P.
PRINT
649 State Street
J A M E S
of
Compliments
J. M. ZEMPSKY & CO.
153 Court Street
of
Compliments
Amity Road
Bethany, Connecticut
UMBERTO PICCOLO & CO.
198 South Orange Street
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of
SEABOARD STEEL CO., Inc.
12 Fair Street
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ELIAS
of
S I L V E R M A N
135 Scranton Street
ELM CITY PHOTO COMPANY
BON-TON RESTAURANT
19 Frank Street
303 Congress Avenue
Compliments
BOTWINIK
333 Welton Street
of
Hamden, Connecticut
Compliments
S A M U E L
LUNT, BALZER & WATERS
BROS.
of
E P S T E I N
163 Orange Street
Compliments
M A U R I C E
152 Orange Street
of
FURS
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of
Compliments
MAX'S DEPARTMENT STORE
1311 State Street
STANDARD FURNITURE COMPANY
118-120-122 Dixwell Avenue
Compliments
EDGEWOOD TAILORS
of
JACOBSON ELECTRIC CO., Inc.
102 Chapel Street
of
229 Edgewood Avenue
MADISON FUR SHOP
PRODUCE PACKING COMPANY
78-82 Commerce Street
157 Orange Street
SAMUEL'S SHOES, Inc.
B
&
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M O T O R S
151 Temple Street
183 Grand Avenue
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of
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Your
VOLKSWAGEN DEALER
350 George Street
APPLEBAUM & SCHWARTZ
Ladies'
Compliments
1943 State Street
Hamden, Connecticut
frank's liquor stores
of
B O H A N - L A N D O R F
971 Campbell Avenue
Compliments
THE STAR PAPER COMPANY
Compliments
15 Church Street
SAM
THE CONNECTICUT BAR & RESTAURANT
of
SUPPLIES COMPANY
THE AMERLING COMPANY
203 Henry Street
of
FLEISCHMAN'S SHOES
(The Star Drug Rack Service Div.)
17-19 Prout Street
of
FARBER'S PHARMACY
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Ready-To-Wear
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of
H. BIXON & SONS
325 Boulevard
of
207-215 Meadow Street
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of
394 George Street
MR. and MRS. HERBERT OLIN
and Family
MASTRIANI'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION
LILLIAN C. ARMSTRONG
Corner Campbell Avenue and Noble Street
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C R A M P T O N ' S
Jack Senderoff
YEARS
Public
Stenographer
205 Church Street
—
Mimeographing
Tel.: SPruce 6-0065
New Haven
HARRY A. ALPERT, Inc.
Hardware
193 Legion Avenue
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Petro Oil Burners
•
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of
Worthington Air Conditioners
HENRY'S SERVICE STATION
CONNECTICUT
and
FUEL
HEAT
CO.
324 Congress Avenue
Compliments
New Haven
of
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CHAPEL LIQUOR SHOP, Inc.
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1128 Chapel Street
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361 Campbell Avenue
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928 Grand Avenue
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