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1 1 fTHE BROOKLYN TABLET, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 1 935 15 FINANCIAL I -f'tTtVATttne" liTirtt-iwnnw FINANCIAL HOTELS and RESORTS HOTELS and RESORTS SCHOOLS and COLLEGES LONG ISLAND NEWS I WQJtAN wlsfces position as chamber-4 nsd. waitress-or bouse worker; rectory, icon venk- or family; where. Box 22. i K-eao IN THE KINGS COUNTY 342-344 and 346 City of New York, tdue or CONNIE ILL v- CAIRO, Madera I Throughout Tennis and Facilities for AH Game; I OFFICERS lag; Ogea Till Gorambo Day, With or Without Steam Heated Boom. I Booklet and Bates on Request.

Phone 31-W. Salesian School, Goshen- N- A BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS GRAMMAR and JUNIOR HIGH SCHgOXn i Salesians of Saint John Bosco in ChargO JAMES O'CONNELL, Prop. WILLIAM 1. WASON. r.L..

President HOWARD D. President ALBERT Li Secretary CHESTER A. ALLEN. President EUGENE VAN ART. Secy ALFRED W.

ABRAMS. to Pres. ERNST F. MINTS Asst. (Secretary sr lMTTt a ess ait- Capital Surplus StTTJATTON WAMTO-MALE chant.

congregational singing, composer improvieer, weu Known K.l.'h Tlstv itoA 'phu ytr A NTT a-mtiwm i pollfonic, wiahea position, Brooklyn or New tftork. Box 618. Tablet. K-ac-tI) HELP WANTED FEMALE I 8ALKS REPRESENTATIVE wanted. Earnings to $4.50 per sate.

Splendid leppottuntty for experiaiced. sales woman mritn foliowing or wofnen. with wide con-itacis selling exclusive line custom-tailored garment. Call, write Boom 18, Terminal I Fmhtng, f. Y.

No bouse can. rvaseers wanted. (K-chj) eairtoTMKT agenci MARGARET BTROHMAH EMPLOT- MENTjAGENCT. (Kiece of the late UDA ectn.) specialise In select Female Do-SnestioHelp. 102 St.

Marks Brook-ilyn. 8Terllng 8-1828. (K-cbg-12t Student i TRUSTEES EDWARD C. BLUM THOMA8 N. GURNET ARTHUR W.

CI EMENT JOHN V. JEWELL ROBERT A. 1RTSDALE JOHN V. EWE Jr. FREDERICK G.

FISCHER HOWARD D. J008T KERW1N H. IULTON HENRI A- METER Account Invited i waitreasee). for reotorls and convent. ATLANTIC REMITTANCE SERVICE for remittance to friends er relative in any foreign coon try, as our world-wide facilities.

Prompt and eoorteona servio. THE ATLANTIC REMITTANCE SERVICE of the IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY I Rum JLArayett -)0I. K-e) FORI HEALTH 1 AND RECREATION GO TO Saint Josephs AO modern improvement. Term by day or week reasonable. Apply MOTHER PCPERIOR SAINT JOSEPHS SoIIlTan County.

New York CREEKSIDE HOUSE CACTER SKILL BOAD, CATSKILL. S. Free bathing, boating, water shoot, wings, floats at front door: fishing; roller skating nearby. Best food. Clean, comfortable rooms, lropvt.

everything for real vacation: near town: Ideal location nd scenery. Low rates. Gentiles. Deihanr II est llonse (Conducted for Women by th Msrrknoll Sisters) Delightfully Situated Among the Westchester Hills Spacious Grounds Modern Structure-Excellent Table and Service CHAPEL DAILY MASS Reasonable Rates BETHANY REST UOl'SE Oasininr, Maryknoll P. N.

Y. Telephone Ok. 1458 GLEN HOUSE Make Reservations for eOLUMJJCS DAY M. MURRAY, Windham, N. T.

TRAVEL 61 Chambers Street LONG ISLAND CITY SAVINGS BANK BRIDGE PLAZA NORTH HEIRS WANTED I FOLBY Wanted, heirs of Bridget Foley. I'M Carlln or Carolin, born Ireland about J8S0. P. O. Box 147.

Chicago. (K-627) BOOM AND BOARD TO LET BOARD for Catholic business girl at Girls' Club: I7J50 cr week. Call NEvlna sV37tO. (K-ac) COHTAtEStTENT HOME i VTLLA-MONICA, exclusive and homelike, for aged and convalescent. 107-25 JTlst Jamaica.

A male 6-8077. i K-chg-2t) FCHXISHEP BOOM TO LET LIGHTlf 1B45 Comfortable room; private family: reasonable. S. McDonald. K-624) 6 DAYS TO EUROPE on great American Ships! ton 'enioy mart on the American liners Washington snd M.mnbttanl They offer the high American standard of living and every modern feature known to sea Pares sre surprisingly modest Cabin.

Tourist snd Third uass I isext sailings to Cobb, Plymouth, MANHATTAN. WASHINGTON Oct. Oct. And their popular running mate a PRES. ROOSEVELT.

Oct. 2. Oct. 30 PRES. HARDING.

Oct. 16. Nov. 13 Fadlitict for celebration of Holy Mass on all ship, i Set your Irani agent. Hit unicts art frit.

UNITED STATES LINES No. li Broadway. Nw York 'Phone Dlgby 4-5800 TRUST COMPANY FULTON STREET Borough of Brooklyn 500,000.00 6,000,000.00 THOMAS H. RODL8TON OSWALD W. UHL JOHN T.

UNDERWOOD WILLIAM J. WABON. Jr NELSON H. WRAT I 5-7 East 42nd Street (Grand and Sixth Avenue) GEORGE J. RYAN.

Vies President EAST BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK Bedford Cor. De KaJb Ate. Years of I Continuous DIVIDENDS AND SERVICE October 1st Dividend 2 Per Annum INTEREST STARTS DAY OF DEPOSIT Cards at refreshments and danclnj; 10:30. Ticekta 50 cents. Oct.

IB Brooklyn Catholic Study and Retreat Club roller skating party at Brook lyn P.oller Rink, F.mpire blvd. and Nostrand at 8:30 P. M. Information from Vincent Callahan, -8611 Colonial; Brooklyn. i Oct.

18 Annual bridge, bunco and dance of the United Societies of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in the school hall. Fort Hamilton pkwy. and East Third st. Ticket, 75 Oct. 19 Autumn dance of Brooklyn Catholic Study and Retreat Club, main ballroom at Weber's Washington ave.

Fulton at 9 P. M. Informal. Gerry Blair and his orchestra. Tickets, 75 cents.

Oct. 19 Bridge, tea and bunco cf the Ladles of St. Joseph Auxiliary for benefit of Convent of Mary ReparatiiX at Prince George Kolel, L8th st. between Fifth and Madison ave. Oct.

lS2 Card party, bunco and dance of the St. Rose Aid Society at Glenvfood Seneca and Myrtle R'tdge-wood. Proceeds for the orphans at St. Rose Industrial School, Melville, L. I.

Oct. I 4 Brooklyn Catholic Study and Retreat Club special meeting in Boom; speaker. Information from Vincent Callahan, 8611 Colonial rd. Oct. 28 Cabaret minstrel and dancr of the Holy Name Society of St.

Aloysius Church in the parish hall. Onderdonk ave. and Stockholm Ridgewood. Procieeds for tho general school fund. Oct.

30 Hallowe'en dance of the Bltsaed Virgin Mary Sodality of St. Cecillia's Church at Loughlin Lyceum Auditorium, North Henry and Herbert sts. K. OF C. BAZAAR Wobdhaven Council, K.

of will conduct its 1935 bazaar at the club house, 8622 85th "Wood-haven, from Saturday, Oct 12, until Saturday, Oct. 19. The members of the Ladies' Auxiliary are cooperating with the Knights in this annual affair. Thai chairman of the general committee is Edw. D.

T. Vogt. Mrs. Mary Costello is vice chairman and Miss Elvira Broesler, secretary. The bazaar is being held during the same week as the Woodhaven Centennial Celebration: and the Woodhaven Knights afe inviting their brother members from Brooklyn and Long Island to come to Woodhaven to witness the events in connection with the Centennial and at tho same time pay a visit to the V'oodhaven Council club house.

ST. FRANCIS' FEAST The Franciscans will celebrate the feast of their beloved founder, Sr. Francis of Assist on October 4 at Our Lady of Peace Church, Brooklyn. Masses on that feast day from 6 to 10 o'clock. The last Mass shall be a Solemn High Mass for all the members of the Franciscan Order and for the benefatcors -of toe Order.

In the evening: a special retreat will begin for all the Ter-tlaries belonging to the branch and for all those people who wish to know and understand the spirit of St, Francis; the retreat! will continue to October 12. Services every morning after the 9 o'clock Mass and in the evening. The public is invited to make this retreat and then to Join the Third Order. Anyone, who is a good Catholic and has reached the age of 14, may join the Third Order. ART OF GOOD SPEECH Another opportunity fer men and women to develop the alrt of good speech will be afforded in a course in effective, speaking and personality training, which is announced to be glen under the auspices of fhe Brooklyn Engineers Club at jits headquarters, 117 Remsen st, near Borough Hall, Brooklyn; The Urst open Bession, to which any man or woman interested is invited without assuming any obligation or ex-pruei will be held on "Monday evening.

Sept SO, at eight' O'clock. The instructor of this course! is AugUftusTE: Califano; who has had more jthan 2S years of experience as an educator, lecturer, business and sales I 'At the opening: session on Monday 'evening, Sept SO, the course will he outlined and the' method of CATSK1LLS NEW YORK BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE Poultry, vegetable, dairy farm: 18 airy bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, heat; homelike, restful, romantic mountain location; many acres ltiwns, woods: grand view, shade, recreation, sports, excellent tkbl; 8fl miles. New York-Kingston Bus. 118. (Telephone Rosendal SPINDLER MAPLE HILL.

Boseodale. N. Y. VILLA MARIE CLAIRE Delightfully situated near th Ramapc Mountain. One hour from New York.

An Ideal vacation resort for ladies. Swimming pool, tennis. Spacious grounds. Dally Mas. Address SISTER SCPERIOK VILLA MARIE CLAIRE HOROKCS.

N. J. Telephone Saddle River 0658 Catholic Daughters of America 24 Sontk Pennsylvania Avenue Atlantic City, New Jersey CLUB HOUSE FOR WOMEN ReiUarant Open to the Public VILLA SACRED HEART, Gl'EST HOUSE FOR WOMEN Unsurpassed climate; beautiful grounds. Daily Mass. Bus direct from New York.

Phone Aid well S-057S ST. RITA HOUSE VS.W' Large, sunny, warm rooms with running water, and the best of table board: overlooking Ink; one block from church. Phone 1276 Lakewood. MRS. K.

MURPHY TRAVEL Havre, Hamburg 9, Nov. 6 23, Nov. 20 Personally Conducted Homffoing Excursions on S.S. WASHINGTON: Oct. 23 conducted by Mr.

John Kramer. Dec. 14 conducted by Mr. Julius Berner. Ask for free information I STEAMSHIP TICKETS TOURS and CRUISES EVERYWHERE DRAFTS to IRELAND and ENGLAND AUTHORIZED AGENCY-FULTON TRAVEL AGENCY 347 Fulton Brooklyn, N.

Y. At Pierrepont 8t. l'hone CU. 6-3333 DOYLE BROS. Makers of Fine Luggage Since 1845 40 CORTLANDT ST, NEW YORK HUDSON TERMINAL BLDG.

Tel. Or. 7-5S ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE INCREASES ENROLLMENT Four hundred students reported for their first classes at St Joseph's College for Women during1 the week just ending. Included in this number were 100 newly admitted freshmen.

The total registration represents an approximate increase over last year's figures of five per cent Registration for the college nursery school will conclude on Monday and regular sessions will start on Tuesday. Parents and others who are interested in tho work of this department of Catholic education in Brooklyn, may communicate With the executive secretary of the nursery1 school, to arrange for visits. The individual attention which characterized the teaching and guidance procedures during the school's initial year will continue with Miss Margaret Gardiner, head teacher, in direct charge. As has already been announced, a pediatrician and two consultants have been appointed to care for any health problems that may arise, and a registered nurse will examine; the children each morning as usual. In addition to the newly appointed members, of the staff already announced is Miss Loretta Curran.

A.M., instructor of speech at Hunter College of the City of New York. Miss Curran will have charpe of work in phonetics at the college, augmenting the staff of the speech department. Extra curricular activities in the various student organizations will shortly be launched. The Undergraduate Association will be governed by Mips Rita Favor, president; Miss Rose Marie O'Reilly, vice president; Miss Betty Humann. secretary, and Miss Nora Strauss, treasurer.

LONG-ESTABLISHED FIRM A. Pearson's Sons, Inc. was established at their present location, 63 Myrtle in 1856 and has been managed by the sons and a grandson of the founder since his death in 1S9S. They have supplied a good share of the furniture and froor coverings used In the various Parochial, Public and Private schools in thejcity, and have furnished a majority of the leading banks in Brooklyn: and New York and today have custom-, ers on their books whose grandparents they served in the past. GEORGIA LAYMEN MEET Savannah Sept.

"Williams, editor of The New York, the moving of the 'Associates and one of the world's most widely known leaders of Cattiollo lay will be the principal lay speaker at the 20th annual convention of jthe Catholic 1 1 Laymen's Association of Georgia at Savannah Sun1 day, Oct 27i gathering! which will be honored by the oresence of Most' Rev. Michael J. Keyes, D. jBishep of SlwJaifiifj GARDEN CITY At the last meeting of -the Men's jClub St Joseph's Church Thursday evening, Sept 19, Garden City Casino, the speaker was Judge Charles afthe guest Dodd. Judge Dodd was introduced by Frank A.

Christensen, president of the Men's Club. In his iddress Judge' Dodd spoke orf Catholic Action and related his experience while District Attorney of Kings County. Monthly meetings of the Men's Club are held the third Tuesday of each month and entertainment and refreshments are furnished jat each meeting. The president, Frank A. Christensen, announced that at the next meeting to be held, Tuesday, Oct.

15, the guest speaker. will be "Red" Cagle, prominent football player, who will rectte some of his experiences and tell of the present high lights of football. Anj Invitation is extended -to all the men of the parish to attend. MINEOLA A general committee of more than 50 men and women has been selected to promote the fall card party of the Mothers and Fathers' Clubs' of Chamlnade High School in Mineola on Friday evening, Oct. IS, according to announcement made by Mrs.

William J. Murray and Theodore H. Donlari, presi dents of their respective organizations. Last year nearly 2,000 persons attended the card party, and 600 prizesi were distributed. It is the hope of the committee this year to make a new record.

Mrs. James M. McGinnity, St. Albans, and G. Frederick jWendt, Farmingdale, are general chairmen, and the following are committee heads: Mrs.

John A. Murphy, Williston Park, and John Sdheurer, Westbury, refreshments; Mrs. Joseph Guiney, Floral Park, and Frank A. Lasar. Oceanside, tickets; Mrs.

John A. Sullivan, Glen Cove, games: Mrs. Alexander G. Hayes, West Hempstead, and Lquis de Oiazarra, Garden City, prizes; James M. McGinnity, St.

ATbans, transportation; William Cove, chairs and tables; Victor Moran, St. Albans, arrange ments; Alexander G. Hayei, West Hempstead, bunco; William J. Murray, Rockville Centre pub licity. I PATCHOGUE A special meetlne of St.

Francis de Sales Sociejtj was held Tuesday evening, Sept. 24th, to arrange for the fall activities of the society, A retreat for tke men of the parish will be held! Francis de Sales Church the first week in October. 'The second week of October th JsmokeE heH main teature or this event boxing bouts which will will be include professional and local talent. There will be several fine entertainment features arid refreshments. Plans are also being made for the rally of neighboring Holir Name Societies' ta be held in Paichogue in November.

LONG ISLAND CHAPTER HOLDS FIRST MEETING A resolution to increase the tiumbfer of rpad casting hours allot-wd weekly to the Patilist' League adio station WIlWlswas at the first meeting of thej season Lng Island Chapter of fnJL(hts OffColwfWbus. held Sunday at thr $1-Hanson Brooklyn. "li also was voted to enlarge- the Chapter's employment bureau to take aver the work formerly done inthis field by the Catholic! Charities and the Society of St Vincent de'Faul. The program outlined for the enlarged bureau calls for 'solic itors 16 visit -employers in an effort to" fifid positions for those seeking employtnent" through the bureau. An" appropriation of $3,750 was voted "to 4 the 'jjureau, which is open to all.

Officials of the Chapter, who expect mre positions' to be uvallabie now than during the summer months, said Spplicatfcmj for work were being received at the rate of 275 a toOhtft; I 'A resolution was adopted 1-pressing the chapter' sympathy for th -family f. the late Louis A. Buettner, former treasurer of the organization, who died recently. Reports on the Knights of Columbus' Supreme Council convention, held 1 at the Waldorf-Astoria Iri New York" In August, and on the Gabriel Sanatorium for tubercular patients were read by Daniel A. Tobln, Supreme Director Of the Knights of Columbus Supreme Council.

Mr. Tobln said $37,000 had been 'spent recently in! reno- Vating' "the sanatorium's building at Gabriel. Kj T. Plans 'Wre discussed for tjhe annual 'charity ball to be held In January at the Columbus (ilub, 1 Prospect Park West. The neW officers who pi-esided last1 Sunday wri: CEarles F.

Egan, Freepori, chalrmari. i Stephen Cushlng, Brooklyn. Vic chairman; Joseph' A. Downey, Woodside, Qfqeens, secretary, 'David J. McGrath, Brooklyn, treasurer, i i James V.

Babylon, li" i Thomas E. Brooklyn, fuetrd. i I George j. Dunn," Brooklyn, dele-ttntv to the New -sTork Chapter, The new of audit and trustees "Includes James M. Moran of Btr AlBana, Queens; Henry ''K.

Brill of Brooklyn and WlHlam A. Daly of Greaf Neek, Li'X. I FCBNISHED BOOMS TO LET I PARK 9 LOPE, 148 Berkeley PI. Room Jni kitchenette; a quiet home; 1-2 business seasonable. K-613-3t) APARTMENTS TO l.KT I LAFA VETTE AVE.

SIX ROOMd IN a-FAMILY BAT WJN-tlOW, BRICK, FLAT; NEAR ALL' CAR LINKS. AND B. id. ST. HOT WATER HEAT AND SUPPLY; AWNINGS RENT REASONABLE.

INQUIRE FOXCROFT -1410. (K-chg) KM HMONTJ HILL. 104-23 JKHh Ave. 6. rooms, lower floor; bath, steam heat, hot water: newly decorated: with or without garage; rnt reasonable.

(K-ciig) AKKOLL 8T Between Nostrand and Rogers aves. ft and 4 rooms; opposite Ht. ilgnatiu Church and Brooklyn Preparatory School; rent reasonable. Apply 1130 Carroll I "ST. JOHNS PfS.

49 5 LIGHT ROOMS, BATH; NEWLY. DECORATED: NEAR M-HONNTELL AND COMMERCIAL HIGH isTHOOLa. SUBWAYS: t23. MAN NIX. HIMK0I 5 ROOMS.

BATH; NEWLY RENOVATED; RENT $2IJ. JEF- (K-ehg-ao MTH 73" Cheerful 3-room spart-' twnt: -newly decorated; reasonab! rent; private hcu8. (K-chg-2U WILLOCGHBY 64S 3-4 rooms; all improvements private. FOlask' 5-4711. (K-61-4t) APARTMENT TO SHABS I 'BHARH'-S-roompattraent; elevator, tele-'pbone; proffwlonal woman; Plaza section4, ressonabie.

3cx Tiblet. i tK-shg vVANTEl Refined buslnens woman to thftie apartment: al conveniences rrfer-Ci required. Box 62. Tablu'. K-tJ26) APARTMENT VVANTKfr Vtrhei; living room, bath; ivate nousa pretnrra, rea-sonable.

Hox 63, Tablet. iK-629) iioi sK' foh sale jrtlg a faVnllu raTVl Ltand bth; ren; 2-car block 1 i I ri 11 Movig ehortly. Ytli sll on wy ternia to responsibs buyer. Box 630, Tablet. (K6Ji: SANCTNG YOU No7 Miss K.

Ruddy Btudloi i.rivaUi bousa; privets tnd class tessoii also at hiioiri2 St." lark. near IVurth ave. I NEvlna 6-2873. K-ac) l'hTPy ANB ftECOBtnNO- ns done. Prices nasotifible Milmates given.

C. MARTI 8, 117 HerWnvtfst. Phone I'Reeio-ct 3-73W). FT 'FOB 9.1 SELOAY RECLAIMED iJUTLET all ro miiA rv rn ituri eriops Ll ING FMS $12 TO 4 DIVING lX)M8 TO tft Ps ar during. l-3: P'nri' Brteri, 4-6; Chests, 13-13 Club Chair.

im uDTI A VP to. 8. fEJAB JAY. ST. THJtEHECB maple li ngToom sulUi JPhoUt.

In tapestry; 'Sty reasonable. ite Box 62T. K-ac-iij fjrntti'bb etc. 4 It NlTUfcE PPHOITEKED. polished, VtoT' maitresM: rogs wisrud; vers.

BAKER. 6oaa S-3844. JE2l trr trn rtg-- r- KB 8 VLE. -t 'si WERICAN RAUATOR steam boiler; MiuiT.ned for two- (K-chg-3t) TV vrwhiTER I 'ECSAIJB. $10 up; guar- A SELECT SCHOOL offering SECRETARIAL TRAINING OF COLLEGE GRADE Close or Fall Term in SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING COMPTOMETER BISINKSS ENGLISH BUWINK8S SPELLING OFFICE PRACTICE SECRETARIAL DITIES Features of the school include Individual instruction; large, modern classrooms, excellent ventilation and heating systems, splendid faculty-vocational guidance.

Inquire Today. Send for new catalogue. ENTER ANY TIME CLASSES DAY AND EVENING LAMB BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL 370 Ninth Street, Brooklyn, Jf. IT. Telephone: SOuth SECRETARIAL JOURNALISM DRAFTING 8ESD FOB CATALOG Day; Night; After Bosinett Enrol Now DRAKES NEW YORK, 154 NASSAU STREET Opposite City Hall BEekman S-184 BRONX Fordham Bd.

Ay 6-2 34 WASH HOTS. W. 181st Rfc WAd BROOKLYN Fulton St. NE 8-4342 BROOKLYN Broadway FOs B-8147 JAMAICA Sntphin Klvd.JAm 9-3HX1 FLUSHING Main St. CNd 3-0603 WOODHAVENJamaica A.

RIe. FREE LECTURES REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Course prepares for broker's examinations. Small classes, intensive preparations. 1 Sept. 30, Oct.

3 7 P. M. Phone Circle 7-1967 or write for booklet F. j. K.

of C. Business School 316 Weit 57th St. New York Boarding School tor Young Ladies. Preparatory colletrlate, affiliated with the Stat Univeraltyj Kn- enie grounds: athletics. ACADEMY Sacred Heart of Mary Sag Harbor, L.

N. Y. Beautifully Situated on the Seaside BOARDING SCHOOL Preparatory Department for Little Girls HIGH SCHOOL by University of State ol N. T. QurLady of MercyAcademy Syosset(Long Island Boarding School for Girl Affiliated with the State I'niversity Elementary, High School and Commercial Depta.

Conducted by the Sisters of Merry STUDIO of EXPRESSION Gr.RTUTJDE WALSH, M. Director I'oisp Seir-Confidettce Correction of Speech Defect Public Personality Development MONDAY EVEMMi CLAbfeKS Beginnrr. Advanced, INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION Clashes Begin Oct. 7 mi 8TKINHAY HALL 113 West 67th New York tlty BROOKLYN SECRETARIAL SCHOOL SECRETARIAL, CIVIL SERVICE. BUSINESS MACHINE CLASSES 202 LIVINGSTON STREET I Opp.

A brahatn tfrrotts. of royt Street Mrs. M. C. Baird TRi.nrle S-8551 ROWNE'S 8 IAFAYKTTE AVK.

Telephone NEvin 8-2941 All Commercial Subject Special Courses for High School Graduates Day and Evening Session LATKST OFFICE MACHINES PLACEMENT SERVICE PACE INSTITUTE Dayilm end Evening cows In Accountancy (CP. A. cx Bustaass), Business tetorlal Prattles, SeqrJnend Reporting, Marktlg, Advertising and Selling. FWd of New York business. Court Include both business and eohural svbiacts.

Men and wostsft, pfcoa BArctay 7.8300. PACE INSTITUTE, 225 Broadway, N. Y. MARYMOUNT COLLEGE Tarrytowo-on-Hudson, N. T.

Confers B. B. S. Degrees. Marymonnt Preparatory School and Junior Collefre III Wilson Park.

Secretarial, Dora. Music. Art, Swimming, H. Riding. Branches Fifth N.

Y. City; Paris, Franc Rome, Italy. Catalogues. Rev. Mother.

Star of Sea Academy -fE Boarding and Day School for Girts High School, Commercial and Kl emeu tary Departments. Affiliated with Col eg of fit, Elizabet h. Approved by XT J. Dept. of Pub lie Instruction.

Terms: $35 per 60th AwwU'eraary The F. YOUNG SCHOOL -FOB SrXKETARIAI. TOAIKCt'G tat. 1884 t- tt SIDNEY PLACE i -Brooklyn Height Tel. MAIn 4-0701 No Clatuxt Individual InmtrnoUem "Instruction Fitted to th Need.

of th Individaal" Progress-Planning ladividosiued BMthods ol inrtrsctioa hi Bookiepuj, SioruVand Trpewnitaa, CeJelang sad Batlntut Msckia. ScrUritl Flsissiag Coom. FM fvAmg Dicuoon Ousat Studetux pr. tp4dlv at ttultt aMHrf paneits, CMgn upon ONI HANSON tlkCt, tBOOKXYM At tlatbeik Asa MODERN BUSINESS ENGLISH For secretaries, stenographers and office workers. Intensive course, easy, practical presentation.

Actual business correspondence style developed good usage punctuation. Mon. Sept. 30 7 P.M. Phone Circle 7-1067 or write for booklet M.

K. of C. Business School 316 West 57th St. New York IOOL 316 W. 7th Street SECRETARIAL COURSES Day and Evening Sessions Co-Educational New Classes Sept.

30 to Oct. 7 Elective Courses in Htenography, Typewriting. Bookkeeping, Business HnifliKh, ipeed Stenography. Real Estate and Insurance. Position Spoored for Graduates Write or phone for booklet 19 Circle 7-1067 ST.

JOSEPH'S MOUNTAIN SCH001 SAINT JOSEPHS. NEW YORK BOARDINO SCHOOL Conducted by the Bisters of St. Dominic PRIMARY AND GBAJIMAB GRADES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT FOB GIRLS Affiliated with the State Board of Regents REASONABLE TERMS Apply to Mother Superior PRATT SCHOOL 400 Madison cor. 47th New York BUSINESS and SECRETARIAL TRAINING Sines 1U05 one New York's leadsnK schools. All new equipment.

DAY and KVBN1NQ. Placement Sorvlce. Individual instruction. Registered by Board of Regents. Tel.

ELdorado Academy of the Visitation Ridge Boulevard and Eighty ninth Street BROOKLYN TAKE A SHORT CUT Our three to four week course prepares girls and women for positions paying $18 to S30 per week. MURRAY HILL New York School of Filing CHRYSLER BLILDLNG 405 Lexington Avenue, New York City THE PAINE PCHOOL Professional and Rnsinew Courses Write or (all for Information 147 W. 42d Street, Dept. 4. New Vork Tel.

BRyant 9-9650 ARNOLD LUNN TO OPEN TOUR HEREI Arnold Lunn. famous throughout the British Isles for his public debates with leading figures in the European scientific world on subjects affecting-science and religion, will lecture at St. John's University, 75 Lewis Brooklyn, on Sunday. Oct. 6, at 4 o'clock.

A noted English author and debater, Arnold Lunn is the son of a Methodist minister and a recent convert to the Catholic faith. The title of this book, "Science and the Supernatural," is also the title of his first lecture on American soil, at St. John s. This marks the resumption ol the series of talks on current problems from the Catholic viewpoint, under the auspices of John's University, which began very promisingly last spring with a public lecture by Veiv Rev. Dr.

Fulton J. Sheen. ARNOLD LUNN'S LECTURE ATTRACTS ATTENTION The announcement that Arnold Lunn is arriving in New York next Atek Is being received with much enthusiasm in literary circles and by the reading public generally. Mr. Lunn was born in Madras in 1SS8.

He was educated at Harrow and Oxford and began writing at an early age. In 1921 "Roman Converts," appeared which was strongly anti-Catholic in tone. This was I ehortly followed by a biography of John Wesley which was, in turn, l-inwpded bv "The Flight from Reason." In this readers noted the modification of the anti-Catholic tone and they followed with interest his two controversies in book form, the one with Father Ronald Knox and the other with the agnostic C. E. M.

Joad. Meanwhile, Mr. Lunn capitulated and joined the church setting down his reasons for so doing "Now I See." "The Joy of Controversy" will be the subject of Mr. Lunn's lecture to be held Monday, October 7 at the NeW York Cenacle where may be had and which is being sponsored by the Cenacle Couderc Guild. Father McSorley of the Taul 1st Fathers will Introduce Mc Lunn at 8:15 P.

M. 3 W1H1UM a WW 60S ASTORIA BRANCH JARVIS S. HICKS President Sept. 28 to Oct. Annual monster ba.

zaar and carnival for benefit of Our Lady of Lourdss Church, 'Broadway and Aberdeen under auspices of the United Boctetles. Sept. St Anual fall reception and harvest supper of the Catholic Junior League at th Convent ot Mercy at 6 P. M. September 2a Grand bazaar for benefit of All Saints parish In the auditorium, Throop avs.

and Thornton Friends and former -Invited. Games, novelties and Interesting feature for much The bkzaar will also be held on the evenings of Oct. 2. 18 and 19. Sept." 89 Pilgrimage of St.

Saviour's Branch, L. C. S. to Aurlesville, Shrine of American Jesuit Martyrs, 7:10 A. M.

Standard Time. New York Central R. R. Member and friend Invited. Sept.

30 Card party of St. Antony's Branch, L. C. B. at the School Hall, Leonard St.

near, Greenpolnt ave. Oct. 1 monthly business meet ing and card party ot fit. Vincent's Gu'ld at the Home, Bocrum at 2 P. M.

Oct. 2 Waffle party of Ifuly Name Branch, L. C. P. at the Edison Willoughby and Pearl Brooklyn.

Oct. 2. Card nd bunco party for benefit of the Little Sisters of the Poor at Our Lady of the Cenacle Hall, 137th St. near Hillside Jamaica. Tickets, fifty cents.

Dancing. October Fourteenth annual Fall dance of St. Cecilia in the Loughlin Lyceum. North Henry and Herbert ta. Oct.

4-5-6-11-13-13 Mpnster carnival of Visitation Chureh at tho parish hail, 77 Verona st. Ford V-8 donate by David Condon will be awarded. Attorney! General John Bennett, former preside nt of the Altar Boys' Sodal(ty of Visitation Church, "win open the bazaar on Fridny Oct. 4. Card and Bunco party given by Court Our Lady of Peace, C.

D. of at Chaplin's, 0404 Fourth ave. Refreshments. Proceeds for Camp Catholic Daughters of America at Mattituck, L. I.

Tickets, fifty cei-ts. Oct. 4 Card party and buncoi of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Brooklyn Council, at clubhouse, 378 Ninth St. Refreshments. Cards at 8:30 P.

M. Oct. 5. Autumn' bridge and tea the Altar Society ot Our Lady of, Refuge Church on the Roof of the Biltmore Hotel, in the Cascade Ballroom, New Yrk. Oct.

5 Card party, tea and fashion show of the Altar tjocloty of Our Lady of Refuge Church at the Cascade Ballroom of' the Biltmore Hotel, New York City, Cards at 2 P. M. October 5 Dance given by the Blessed Virgin Sodality of Our Lady of Lebanon Church, Hicks at the Granada Hotel. Oct. 1 Card party for the benefit of poor students studying for tho Capuchin priesthood at Trommer's, Bushwlck ave.

and Conway st. Cards at 8:30. Tickets, 50 cents. Oct. 10 Brooklyn Catholic Society and Retreat Club refrulaf eBcond Thursday evening meeting.

Room 81, Johnston Building, 12 Nevlns st. at Flatbush at 8:30 P. M. Lecture and discussion under direction of Rev. Martin Tully.

Miss Loretta Dcwd, secretary, 144 -Hale ave. Oct. lltb Columbus Day Card Party, Bunco and Dance, Jamaica Council, Knights of Columbus and Ladies' Auxiliary at Club House. 6915 181st Jamaica. AMT-REMENTS TRANS LUX 927 Flitbuth Nr.

Churck Ave. SAT. TO TCES. "THE OLD FASHIONED WAY" with W. C.

FIELDS AZV. PITTS A BABY LEROV 1 TCTO F.M. I AC CHILDREN AT ALL TIMES 2ND jBrooklyn PARAMOUNT TAe BIG BROADCAST OF 1936" 40 BIG STARS Doily Netcs STIRRING ST. Times SHOULD NOT BE MIS8KD Bkltm. Baffle I REALISTIC, POIGSANT A', V.

Post BEACTTFCL V. Sun FRANCE-FILM 5Yr UE GRANB PRIX DU ClNfMA FRANCAI5 HWWDEIAINE From the CatlMiHe dtnry by Lontc.1 Bcsnosi EBgUh Dlalogoe Titles) CINEMA dc PARISH SOC At CAL ENDAR 4- LOUIS A. BUETTENER IS LAID TO REST Louis 4- Buettener, age 42, of Floral PaU died at Mary Immacu- ulate Hospital on Tuesday evening, Sept 17. He ia survived by his wife, Mahe Belz Buettner and I three dajughters, Lucille, Mary Edna and! Jane; his father, John; two brothers, Arthur and Albert; a sister Lillian Gibbons. He waa a charter riiernber of Floral Park Council, Inights of Columbus, District Deputy of the Seventh District, a fcjurth degree knight, past treasurer bf the Long Island Chapter K.

of jC, a member of the St Vincent die Paul and Holy Name Societies and very active in civic affairs- of village. He was a candidatej for Mayor on the Taxpayers prty. The funeral was held on Friday morning with a Solemn Rpquiem Mass at Our Lady of Victory Church. Interment was at St. John's Cemetery.

ST. MONICA'S CHURCH WLL HOLD A BAZAAR A monster bazaar for the benefit of St. Mofiica's Church and School will be hdld in the Parish Hall adjacent to the church, on the evening of Oct. 21, 23, 24, 25 and 26, with served for Oct. 22.

From a a special afternoon re-the children on Tuesday, 1 appearances at the sev- era! com knittee meetings so far held, this bazaar will be one of the biggest and finest ever held in St. Monica's. The people are united behind the pastor, Rev. Peter W. Fox, and 'lis two assistants.

Father O'Malley nnd Father Bell. There Will be interesting games, booths anfl special features which the committee are sure will attract large crowds each night of the bazaar. The following are the committee: James Martin, general chairman; Mrs. Jams Farrell, general chairman; Mrs. Thomas Cannon, secretary; Rev4 John D.

Bell, treasurer. Planning Committee Mrs. James Martin, Miss Mary Kane, Mrs. J. O'Harra, Miss Mary Kelly, Joseph McBrlde, Robert Fletcher.

Charles Gartland. Sister Corona Maria. Refreshment Committee Mrs. Walsh, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Baisley, Mrs.

Weinig, Mrs. Ciavit-Unl. Mlsg Mabel' Ammott will be in charge of a very Interesting booth. Others on the committee who are working fOr thri. success of the affair are: jjoseph P.

Rudden, John Geskie, Thomas C. Hennessy, Edward Friel, Dan Donovan, Patrick Scanlon. ST. IGNATIUS SODALITY ELECTS OFFICERS The Junior Sodality of St. Ignatius' Chcrch, and the Loyola Social Club connected with this sodality, held their annual election officers last Monday evening in Loyola Hall, Rogers ave.

and Crown et. Jeremiah J. Smith was re-elected president for the coming year. The new officers include: Joseph Maftersonj and Marie M. Connors, vice presidents; Katherine E.

Millard, secretary, and Thomas McVeigh treasurer. This sodality is made up of the single youpg men and women of St. Ignatius' parish, and meets every Monday evening: in St. Ignatius Church, jr MM i The; Loyola Qui, the social connected wijth the sodality, holds its meeting: iri Loyola Halt immediately after the kodality. Amonr the activities of this club are basketball.

dramaUcSjand social service. Ml ilUvl Qiorsre E. Kelly, S.J.. pas-tor of st. ImatIua, Church, Js the director of.

the sodality and mod 'J sfrit.d'i'all make old' whanged, rentea. Convenient pay- Broadway. K-ri FlttSTTTNO repaired, stored. FUR: vaf fti.tan Bt. PResldent 4-B900 IVk.rt rfmiB POLE8'.

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ST The Estate of P. J. Duffy tel. Est- JOSEPH J. GALLIGAN tralnifag will be explained.

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