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Page Eight THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, OONN., AUGUST 7, 1041 •i ler doing his good deed for the day Experiment Station To Demonstrafe by aiding trolleymen extlngtilsh a W.hat Mots trolley fire early yesterday morn­ Business Directory THE HOME TO^VN PAPER BY OITA ROUND ing The only man we know of THE HOME NEWSPAPER IS A Beetle Control On Field Day who has run out of gas after seven of By BEULAH V, GILLASPIE BRANFORD—NORTH BRANFORD VITAL FORCE IN EVERY TOWN at night Is young Pepe of the Pepe 42 inch Sink and Tub Combinations • Twenty telephone calls a day, be­ for about five years. Director, Sealtest Laboratory Kitchen Miss Corene Kcnyon back on the Pilling Station Pulling up rag­ STONY CREEK—PINE ORCHARD POR-TRAYING AS IT DOES Home owners may also protect Job at Hamlltons after a vacation $29.95 complete. Toilet Outfits SHORT BEACH — INDIAN NECK sides innumerable letters and per­ weed Sight of the week was LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN sonal Inquiries at the Experiment foliage and fruit by using sprays ...A recent visitor at Stony Creek Robert Rosenthal deep In his flow­ \\)itli scat $14.9S. Bathtubs $16.45. GRANNIS CORNER—MORRIS Station at New Haven are evidence or dusts tried at the Station and was Len Pettcr, a.ssociated last er and vegetable garden explahiing Wall Basins 55.75. The Conn. COVE—EAST HAVEN Pranforli Eebieto FAMILIAR LANGUAGE that the Japanese beetle Is making recommended In a mimeographed year with the Stony Creek Theatre Do's and Don'ts Plumbing & Ilcatlne Materials a horrible Impression In Connecti­ circular. Netting covers are sug­ ...A.sk Prank Coyle to tell about AND EAST HAVEN NEWS gested for choice flowers, because his trip to Canada. This week Co, 1730 State St., New Haven. cut this year, July Is the spectaou- Miss Anna Soby of New Haven VOL, XIV—NO. 17 Inr season for the beetle, says J. opening buds are attacked by the my traffic hold-ups consisted of a Phone 6-0028. Branford, Coimoctiout, Tlnirsday, August 14, 1941 Price Five Cents beetles. Non-poisonous materials lazy snake and a bale of hay... and Miss Mary Prussick of Bran- Peter Johnson of the Station. The ford have returned from a week's grubs Work In spring and lato sum­ should be used on edible plants. Met the new police chief yesterday, At Field Day on August 20 the voluntarlaliy I liked him be vacation at Cape Cod. They also mer and do as much harm as the spent a few days visiting Miss TIPEVVRITERS — ALL MAKES adults. But the gru'bs work under­ Station will show how treatment cause he didn't boast of his plans North Branford Leonard D.Wei Chairman Calls Trolley Tracks protects foliage, It will also exhibit for Branford's redemption Prusslck's brother, Edward, a t Convenient Terms ground. The hondsome bronzo- Camp Edwards. Lester Nichols Completes groon beetles swarm down on gar­ the living-parasites of the Japan­ Weather Porcast. Said the Dies As Result den, orchard, and shade trees ese beetles, *asp-llko Insects that Judge to the man who had been New, Rebuilts, Rentals, Portables, Again Honored Group To Start Now Ripped Up through July and devour every­ go Into the soil to lay eggs on beet­ ccnvlcled for speeding; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Warner and Suppltea le grubs, In addition, there will be Miss Alice Warner of South Main Of Fatal Burns 75 Years With Malleable; thing in sight. Can the gardener "Today I'll let you off with a fine. RELIANCE TYPEWRITER CO. In Contests Defense School In Harbor St. do anything to stop them? Is the a demonstration of the use of milky Next time you will go to Jail." Street are on a vacation trip to Ver­ disease, a bacterial Infection that mont.' C. B. GUY, Mgr. Ten year old' Leonard D. Weil Experiment Station working on Motorist: "Is that a weather fore­ The North Branford Fife and Jr., of Outer Island , Stoney Creek, Maj. Herbert Gallaudet, State di­ The , Connecticut Company be­ control? kills Japanese beetle grubs. This cast, judge?" Telephone 7-2738 Drum Corps attended the State Began As Shipping Clerk disease is not native In Connecti­ who was badly burned June 6 when rector of Air Raid Warden Schools gan last Monday to tear up Its The answer In both bases Is yes- Judge: "What's that?" TO SELL—Edison vlctrola. Cab­ 109 Crown Street, New Haven Convention on Saturday in Meriden has requested local Defense Chair­ cut, but It Is being Increased and inet style with two built-in clos­ he was blasted by a terrific ex­ trolley tracks in. Branford prepara­ What the gardener can do can be Motorist: "Pine today. Cooler and won the state championship in plosion from aboard a cruiser man, Robert Richardson to call a tory establishing bus service from found In Circular 132 of the Sta­ distributed by the Station In ex­ tomorrow." ets for records. Will sell cheaply. VJ^y^NTEp—Employment to do the senior ancient class. This was Thouglit To Be Highest Record For Anyone In 'This Coun­ perimental plots along the Merrltt moored at Stony Creek, died Satur­ meeting of the Branford residents New .Haven. A stretch of rails on tion and In a mimeographed cir­ Has beautiful tone. Ideal for housework, day or week. Willing their first entry in this class, hav­ day at 4:30 p. m. in New Haven who attended the recent Air Raid Parkv/ay. IjnoiLDD Inml) pnltlon, hacon nnd and Int. aland for about B minuten. Gas and stocklng.s Lycurqus, Kirkham Strc.et from Its junction try—Office Associates Gathered Last Evening To cular on sprdys and dusts. What Spartan lawmaker made the summer cottage. Mohogany fi­ worker. Tel. Branford 699-5 ing been acclaimed state cham­ hospital. Medical Examiner Sterling Warden School in New Haven. The ,Tho demonstration Includes Ja­ '^ aprloola—what a. ln.3to combliia- Cook Iho onion in 1 tablespoon ot nish. Write Branford, Box 47 or pions for the last four consecutive with Moln Street to Branford Point Celebrate Occasion—Does Not Plan To Retire. the Station Is doing — experiments .Hon, and wliat oyo appoal! >roro'B bultur over low heat, ullrrlng occa- citizens promise not to change the P. Taylor said the boy's death was meeting will be held at the Town •-11' with dusts and sproys, parasites panese beetles at various stages of call 4-0628 in the evening. years In the junior ancient class. has been removed and the work will ' ii main <;ouraG that iiiiould tompl filonally. Combine "the lamb, onion, laws of this country until he re­ LOST—Pass Book No. 5903. It due to second and third degree Hall Thursday, August 21, at 8:00 continue until tho'track Is all taken •and disease — will be one of the development, the bacteria and the tbo inoitt lagging appotlto. Ideal for broad crumb mixture, •slightly'heat- Because of the fact that a few of burns. Branford burst into drama this needle that Is used to Inoculate the turned from a trip. He committed found return to Branford Sav­ P. M. for the purpose of making up as far as the Short Beach wail­ feature exhibits arid demonstra­ , tboso Intormal lunifboons or Uln- on ogg, salt And popper and heat suicide, It Is said, so that the laws WANT PLEASANT OUTDOOR the older boys had reached the age plans for a local school. William Kremser week with Lester J. Nichols •play­ grubs. After inoculation, grubs are ; nors. ings Bank. 7-10,24 8-7 limit for playing In competition in The fatal injuries were received ing station. Trolley service will be ing the loading role nl a story of tions at Station Field Day, August until well mixed. The mixture will would never be altered Breezy WORK in a business of your in an explosion and blaze follow­ The following are the Branford 20, at the experimental farm at sot aside in soil for two weeks. By LAMB PATTIES ho BO[t. Shapo In 12 patties, wrap own?- Good profits selling over 200 the junior class the whole corps continued from Now Haven to that work and progress covering a peri­ that time the disease spores multi­ 1 jili.4> Clips Uno soft broad sllco oC b.'vcon around each and Whortleberry says, "A man may be LOST—Pass Book No. 12592. It voted to enter the senior class. ing a backfire of the cruiser's mo­ Air Raid Wardens who are request­ point until the nevy bridge is built Elected To Head od of 76 years. Mount carmel. • fnston with toothpicks. Broil on one absolutely drunk without being widely advertised Rawlelgh home- tor which was being started. ed to attend: Mrs. E. G. Craig, ply in each body by the million. i crumbs found return to Branford Sav­ over the East Havfeh Rlvir. The re­ Yesterday marked the end of 75 The public Is Invited to see some i 1 cup milk Hide, turn over and place apricot dead drunk," Vln Klerman enter­ farm necessities. Pays better than ings Bank. 6-20,7-10,24 With the oldest player just pass Also injured seriously in the ac­ Martha Adams, John E. Donnelly, Bodies arc ground up, mixed with halves on one sido of the hroller most occupations. Hundreds In twenty-one there are about one mainder of the track,will than be American Legion years uninterrupted employment of the State's work In agricultural talc and the dust is distributed by 1 itatilonpoon clioppod onion tains Walter (Wampus) Carlson at cident were the dead boy's father Fronklin Gates, Henry Holsenbcck, reseorch on that day. Ouldo serv­ Bultor rack. Dot the apricot halves with his summer cottage at Grove Beach business 5 to 20 years or morel LOST —Passbook No. 11873. If sbcth of the corps still in grammar Leonard D. Well, St., 40 his sister R. Halstead Mills, John B. Sllney, removed tnd thebus'ssrvloe sub­ with the Malleable Hon Fittings means of a corn planter on plots 1 pound Broiind lamb bultor and continue brolUuK until Products—equipment on credit. No found return to Branford Sav­ school. These manly youngsters stituted. ,.-••, At a meeting of Corcoran Sund- Co. and all day long he greeted his ice will be provided at the 30-acre that are heavily Infested. tbo lamh and hacon are well cooked Park. Susan, 9, and Nelson Tryon, 32 of Eugene B. Rodney, John Zvonkovic. farm, and demonstrations and ex­ 1 OBB experience needed to start—we ings Bank. 7-31,8-14,28 hitched their wagon to a star and Stony Creek, a bystander, who qulst Post, American Legion, held associates and accepted their best : i Feeding grubs take the disease, I'A to 2 loaapoons salt and the aprloota are lightly Plumbing contractor Charlie Mil­ V-^ Tuesday night in the homo of wishes as ho made .iroady, not to hibits win run from ten In the hrownod. nemove toothpicks. It do- teach you how. Write today for full have succeeded In reaching their risked his own lite In a heroic ef­ The work of, removing is being LESTER J. NICHOLS become sick and die, but thoir bod­ . Few gralUB poppor LOST —Passbook No. 12135. It goal, and the respect of the enthre Ernest Albertlno of East Main retire, but to commonce his 7flth morning until Ave at night. Basket £31tcod bacoji atrod, £:amlBli -with parsley and particulars. Rawlelgh's, Dept. CUH- fort to rescue the Weil family. All supervised by Raymond Prann, en­ ies, In turn, are a source of Infec­ serve with cream gravy. Six serv- 4-145, Albany, New York. found return to Branford Sav­ community for the accomplishment three suffered second and third de­ Rotary Members gineer for the Connecticut Com­ Street, the following officers year. parties are welcome to use tables tion for other beetle larvae. 12 canned nprlcot lialvoa were elected for the ensuing year; In the big tent at noon. A short Mix Uio broad, crumbs and milk lugs. _,i ings Bank. 7-31,8-14,28 of a great fete has been captured gree burns. pany, and a former resident of Committee Sets Last ovenlng &0 employees of r Mr. John Schread Is In charge of DO YOU WANT TO by these youthful players. Branford. Commander, William Kremser; Arm mot at the Pawson Park homo program fallows lunch, this phase of the work at the Sta­ FRIGIDAIRES-$22, $29, $39, • : _v Attend Meeting first vlco-commander, Ernest The' Japanese beetle has been High School and last year attended TO SELL—10 piece dining room Not only did the corps come The Stony Creek bus now takes of Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Hammer, Jr., tion and he will tell visitors on DISPOSE OF A PIANO? Guaranteed, Gen. Elec, Norge; September 13th Albertlne; second vice-commander, whore a surprise'supper had been spreading, north from central New Boston University. Comb. Stoves, $29, $39, Glenwood, set in good condition. Must dis­ through with flying colors but fur­ passengers from the trolley at the Field Day exactly how the process pose of by this month so will sell ther honors were captured by in­ James Mellor; adjutant, Harold planned in his honor, Jersey where the Imported pest got Crawford; Gas Ranges $9, $12, $20; Local Drummers In West Haven end of the rails imd bring them to Boardman; finance officer, R. B works. College Notes MI.SS Pearl Bass, daughter of Mr. at reasonable price. Dark walnut dividuals in their . contests. Mi^s For Foxon Fair Speaking Informally he recalled Us start about 1010. It has been a The use of milky disease In Con­ Used. Instrument in BRAND NEW FURNITURE (3 Branford. The busses park on Cato; service officer, Francis i)nd Mrs. Jacob Bass of Gerrlsh wood with buffet, server, china Shirley Saunders, drum major, won A Rotary Round Table held Mon­ Montowese Street thus helping to pleasant associations with E. C. serious pqst of gardens, trees arid necticut Is purely experimental, Dr. Rooms $149) with Range and Re­ closet, large table and six chairs. Receive Prizes Reynolds; chaplain, Herbart Gal­ crops In New Jorsej/ and Is fast be­ Avenue, East Haven, is entering the good condition wanted first prize for twirling. .Gustave day noon at the Oasis with 24 In at­ relieve traffic congestion In Main Chairman George Doebrick of Hammer where he began -work as Garman emphasizes. No material frigerator $229; SAVINGS of 25% Inquire at 572 Elm Street, New Vahldeiok won first prize for. fifing, laudet; sergeant-at-arms, Eugene bbokkceper' arid'shliiplng clerk on coming a bad problem In Connec­ Dwlght Monnles of Joyce Road School, of Dental Hygiene at to 40%. Ranges, Refrigerators, tendance. Visiting Rotarlans were Street. Foxon Fair Committee announces B. Rodney; historian, Charles'Lehr; Is available to the public and the East Haven was among the .'Jtudonts Columbia University New York Haven or call 8-0664..' and Josepii Buqcelli won first prize In Competition the Rev. William W. Wilson, presi that due to opposition on the part August 13, IBOO. Gradually ho filled ticut. Already- turf and orchards In results may not be evident for sev­ CALL 593-4 Rugs, Mattresses Greatly Reduced. . for bass drumming. Already sev As the trolley' tract is taken up property' officer, Carl Bloomqulst; at Arnold Collogo In New Haven City. Miss Bass was graduated dent of the Niles, Ohio, Rotary of some of the Foxon residents to athletic' officer, Harry Brazeau; all jobs and held offices until now Fairfield County have been seri­ eral years, Meanwhile gardeners Beautiful Gift for Bride. 59 Whal- eral private parties have been Club; J. B. Bloomfield of Saybrook, the town resurfaces the highway he is secretary, assistant treasurer, ously damaged, and gardens and who were cited for honors last from East Haven High School in More than 2,500 music makers making use of an appropriation the original plans, the committee executive committee, Robert Rich­ and farmers are advised to learn semester. ley Ave., New Haven, Open Eve pianried for their enjoyment. from 92 fife drum and bugle corps and member of the board of direc­ parks are suffering In suburban Juno. • j! nings. 8-7-5W Harold S. Guy of Middle town, that was set aside for that pur- in charge is forced to revise' its ardson, Fritz Peterson, Maurice how to protect their lawns, gar- ATTENTION .New drums arrived for the corps in Connecticut, Massacusetts, Walter L. Tompkins, Fred Merwln pose original program. The allair hold tors. Ho spoke highly of the Ham­ areas farther north. The beetle Is dons, trees and fruit. ' during the past'week, and not to be Smith, Nathan Kolbln, George Han Attending Junior College of Rhode Island and Nev/ York com­ Ralph Wllmot, all of New Haven. -V' annually has in tlio past extended sen, Lewis Hamilton. mer family and recalled the early likely to become worse In the mid­ The Experimental farm Is on Ev­ Ray Gay, Plying Point Road WHENINNEEDOP daunted, by playing on larger in- peted for prizes Saturday at the an­ days when; the cornpany had a ca­ dle and northern sections of the Physical Therapy in New Haven Stony Creek, will' return to the FOR SALE—110 Volts A. C. Elec­ Charles E. Bedlent, S. A. Petrillo, over a period of two or more days, ergreen Avenue, a turn oft Whitney WALLPAPER tric generating plant, like new. Will struinents than they had ever han nual convention' of the State Fifers Enil A. Nygard and Walter H. but this year will be reduced to a _ V pacity of loss than a ton ol cast­ State,before It becomes better, says this year will bo.Miss Lillian.Levlne University of Maine to complete his Anyone ha'ving scrap paper died before the boys spent several ings a day. , Avenue, about eight miles morth of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer or PAINT run any appliances used on city and Drummers' Association in Palmer attended the Rotary Dis­ New Voting Laws one day exhibition scheduled for Dr. Philip Garmani jn charge of the New -Haven Green. senior year. : hours in serious practice and pre­ Brookside and city parks, Productive, capacity now Is over the experiments In natural control. Lovhie of Main Street, East Haven. VISIT current, standard electric fixtures or old newspapers that they trict Assembly Thursday in Dam- September 13. . V •• . uses up to and including 1/3 H. P. sented fL grand execution at the Before the competloh started, the bury. Red Men Picnic 0,000 tons of pipe flttlngs, 7,500 But there Is hope that the natural Harry Kiernan will leave for the UNITED WALL PAPER wish to dispose of call Bran­ convention. The now drums, seven Effective Here The committee coii s 1 s Is of tons of Malleable cas^pga ' and William, Van Wie, son of Mr. and motor for washing machine, etc. devotees of martial music lined up Thirty-two fiom the Branford Messrs George Doebrick, Wesley enemies, parasites and disease, will University of Maryland In College CO. snare and four basfi drums aie foi Meilden's biggest parade in At Lake McLay 5,000 tons of iitcQl castings a year- sometime, Increase so , that the Drivers Accept Mrs, Raymond Van WIe of East Remote control. Priced right for ford 400. Same -will be called Rotaiy club attended the Inter City No sessions will be held this yeai Prann, Chesley Patten, Petei; Dah-1 Park, Maryland next month to re­ 93 Crown St., New Haven cash. For interview and more in­ larger and rated the best obtain­ years. Ptizes were piesented at the meeting Tuesday of the West Beveuil employcoa apoKc Includ­ M beetle population will decline. Main Street, wlUroturn to Syracuse sume his studies at'the University able. to>pr«pare tho tQ^bn-made lists as mo?\, Rola;nd Hotchkiss, Chester ing Herbert OlUls. formation write to G. M., 171 Moose for and removed, convention dance in the State Haven club, in ;wilcex,'S,iWest'Hnveh,| .ttUs^fotmalltS' 'has *IJieen''%b'ollshcdiLetiji;li(.' Ali m Meanwhile home owners have one Continued from page one University next month to resume of Maryland Dentall school; He is "We Save You Money" SS'jtifc^.ijAsiCongratalatlons pour ^out to, • Alvln Bradleyri-Sr, ^and . Set For Aug. 24 his.Junior year. , Hill, Guilford, Conn. - !ivo|,''WtU-kBf'^a»f8a4tf;}q»r^^^ by a nevrslale'l Clilcfs of the treatment with lead arsenate at Kiei'nan of 43 Laurel Street,' East Corps, one of the youngest In yeais tions. Thote who attended fioni talk ns leincbcniMvi ot tM"pll i 'v>i the,rates recommended In Circular per was delayed because they all Zelman Lcshine.son .of Mr. and Haven. • '. leader of the' boys, ahd to Alexan­ pear directly before -a Boaid of I V Oical Council of cjio Imjuovcd Oi in experience, paiticipated in the here weie Mi. and Mis Charlei E Reglstiatlon consisting of the Se-' r S ii rj —'-i. ~„- (Ici of Red Men of Co.ineotlcut have bninoi depaitmont. 132. Treatments should be given had to work at a rush hour before Mrs Meyer Leshlne of Forbes Place, der McKernan who has been of convention. The corps presented an A. H. Jameson presented tho seven. Here thoy said the public at­ East Haven,, will leave September great financial aid to the boys. Bedlent, Frank V. Blgelow, T. lectmen. Town Clerk and General C. rl. KegiSiraTS set August 24th ns the date set for d,uring,tho warm months, and a Miss Marie Anderson of East attractive appearance in the parade Holmes Bracken, Mr. and Mrs. Har­ Registrars. They wil•'"l 'b"e calle--••--•'•d ' the state-wide picnic of the ned sPca^crs, among tiiem William D, thorough Job means turf protection titude was simply that the venture 20 for Boston where he will enter These men, more than any others on Saturday morning and drew was something new and necessary. Haven will attend Simmons College ry G. Cooke, Dr. and Mrs. Philip upon to fill out a blank giving In­ Men and Degree of Pocahontas at P'nKham who told of enteilng a the freshman class In the Depart­ in the community have given of rounds of applause from the spec- Correct Lists The Lake McLay Resorvotlon business house recently and being ment of printing at Wcntworth in Boston, Massachusetts this their time and strength to encour­ H. Gerlach, Mr. and Mrs. William, formation about themselves which "I'm in favor of it," said Mr. Wil­ season. Miss Anderson Is transfer- tatory for their fine appearance. E. Hitchcock, and Mrs; Harry William Dunlap, great sachem shown letters carefully written in son of the Wilson Auto Sales Co., Institute.,He was graduated from age the boys and make their par­ document must be sworn to before Ine from Boston University where They appear in . Shelton today at H. Jahnson, and their guests, Mr. a notary. The East Haven Registrars of from Rockville, Mrs Harriett Tar­ long hand by tho guest of honor Inc., West Main Street. There has Riverside Military Academy In ticipation in competitions possible. the Flremens Field Day and on Voters completed the enrollment long days ago before typewritten Economy Gainesville, Georgia, in June. she was a student'last year. \r . and Mrs Clarence Bogla of Ard- Another new law provides that rant, great Pocahontas of Norwnik, boon an ihcreoae rather than a de­ August 24 they will be in West more, Penn., Manuel W. Kllgerman, for primary and caucus purposes on letters came Into favor. crease in sales he,said. His help the registrars keep a' list of the Mrs. Jeannette Cowle, incoming Haven. Clarence R. Lake, Meyer Leshlne, Friday evening and the compila­ great Pocahontas, and Mrs. Lorraine Prank Blgelow summed up tho Plumbing finds it of no Inconvenience and Edward Munson will be. a member PASTORS EXCHANGE voting record of each clecter start­ tion showed not more than 250 new Edward Reynolds is enrolled a,s a of the senior cla.ss at the University At the convention the Stony Miss Rhoda Leshlne, William L. ing 1042 a!nd when any. one has Gregory, groat Minnehaha, are work done by Mr. Nichols and ven­ look forward to evenings oft. "I ex­ member of the freshinan class at PULPITS SUNDAY Creek Fife and Drum Corps won Meffert, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Emil A. registrants. This was considerably tured to guess ho had filled capably pect a big docrcuse in my light bill." of Connecticut. He Is the son of Mi-, failed to vote for five consecutive among the special guests who will Holy Cross Collcgo. Ho Is the son of first for the best appearing Ancient Nygard, Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Osborn, less than was anticipated. About 2i)0 bo Included on the reception com­ every job In the plant but that of & Heating "It will be a good month before and Mrs. Louis Munson of 89 Klm- years they will be automatically names were added to the existing Continued on vage eight Judge and Mrs. Edward L. Reynolds borley Avenue, East Haven. At the union service in the Con­ corps in the line of march. The Walter H. Palmer, S. A. Petrillo, dropped from the voting list. The mittee. the results can be determined," re­ of 599 Thompson Avenue, East gregational Church on the Green local corps also was awarded second Mr. and Mrs. John S. Rogers, Miss 1,000 on the Republican lists, ;whllo ' -— V — : V dales for making new voters will bo the Democrats registered about 50 , Supply Co. plied Hugh MacLeod of MacLeod's Haven. Sunday morning, August 17, at place in the ancient class in play­ Audrey Rogers, Mr., and Mrs. C. September 13 to 20 and the pri­ PERSONAL SHOWER Garage. Wlille there is no doorcase Miss Katherlne Pagano and Miss 10:45, the Rev. Kenneth Brookes of ing. The Branford fire department Murray Upson and also Mr. and to be, added to the 300:. natties Mary-Lawlor, both of East Haven, mary and caucus of the two major previously recorded. GIVEN TUESDAY Boilers — Radiators now he expects it will taper olT so Stony Creek will'be guest preaclier will be escorted by the Stony Creek Mi's. Samuel E. Dibble of Summer political,parties will be held during Betty Ann Wins that the total month's sales will Richard Mllchert of East Haven are completing their last year's by exchange with the Rev. B. K. win bo graduated ft-om Stone's corps In the parade of the Fire­ Island and Elizabethtown. Penna. the week of September 15. General Registrars Alvln Sanfprd FOR MISS SMITH Gas Steam Badiators .show a decrease. Mr, MacLeod was training In nursing at the Stam­ Anthony. men's convention in West Haven V— —— and J. J. Carter held sessions in the Business College in New Haven In ford Hospital. Bathroom Fixtures not optomlstic about he future Mr. Brookes, who received his on Aug. 23. V . Town Hall for the Center district, In Horse Show Mrs. Carrol Neal of Ooodsell Rd. saying, "This Is only a start. By November. He will receive his with deputies Joseph F. Hlnes.and entertained at a luncheon Tues­ diploma In aceounthig. training at Yale University, ' the ^V LABOR DAY SPORTS All Kinds — at Low Cost Labor Day I expect pleasure trav­ Dick Dohna, son of Mr. and Mi'S. University of Maine, and Bangor Rudy Schmidt, Jr., in tho Momau- Betty Ann Sllney won a blue i-lb- day In honor of her niece. Miss eling will be restricted on Satur­ Eric W. Dohna of. Highstreet, Seminary, has been pastor of the TO BE CONDUCTED Frances Drisler guln dlsllct. The Foxon regis­ ,bo ,.n , „a t Guilfor,., d,. thi^s week, In an ex- Gertrude Sniltli, who will be a late Also Selected Cadet Radley Clemens, son of Mr. days and Sundays. East Haven, will. return to his Church of Christ in Stony Creek Rutfi Beauton AT SHORT BEACH trants were recorded at tho High­ hlbltlon with her horse Joanna, an geptombcr bride. A feature of tho and Mrs. Frederick Clemens of studies aj; Yale next month. since he was ordained in 1938. He Will Be Married land School by deputies John Rellly Imported chestnut mare. She. cn^ USED PLUMBING V Gerrlsh Avenue, East Havon, will occasion wos a personal shower In has become known and respected Anyone Interested is invited to and William Celentano. ' tered the junior group. tho form of a treasure hunt. Mr. and Mrs. John Warner Mur­ return to The Citadel In South Miss , Marjorle ' Thompson of Becomes Bride About twenty-five horses were and ray of the Boston Post Road an­ for his community work and his meet with the Short Beach Ath­ At Pine Orchard V ; Invited guests, all immediate rel­ Carolina where he Is a member of Second Avenue, East Haven, will re­ dynamic preaching. He is the son entered in the second annual Gull- nounce the marriage of their the sophomore class. letic Club Friday evening at 9:00 MARY RAINER TO MARRY atives of tho guest of honor, were HEATING SUPPLIES turn to Albertus Magnus College of; oiie of Connecticut's senior At StVlncent de Paul's Church at the home of D. W. Owens where ford Lakes Horse show held August ,Mlss Lottie Bristol, Mrs. Arthur niece. Miss Edith Dorothy Elliot, to where she will be a member of the Taylor Avenue, Monday morning, at Miss Frances Drisler, daughter Miss Mary Ralner of 60 Ivy Street 2. Telephone 8-4047 Mr. George Rollins Eddy on Satur­ minister-statesmen. Rev. George S. plans-will be made for the annual of Mr. and Mrs. William Arthur 'smith. Miss Margaret Tucker,, an Also returning to his studies at jiniior class. Brookes, of Rockville, author of 10 o'clock' Miss Ruth Catherine Labor Day Sports events. will be married Saturday afternoon Among those entered were "Diplo 91 Water St., New Havon day, July 26. The wedding took Beauton, daughter of Mrs.' Edward Drisler of Pine Orchord, formerly at 3 o'clock In the First Congrego- of East Haven; Mrs. Lena Gladwin, The Citadel Is Cadet George Mild, V- "Thank You, America." It is expected that requests will mat," 1040 Connecticut Grand Cham ;Mrs. Charles Talnter ot Guilford; place In East Hartford. son of Mr, and Mi's. Sam Mll^ of Beauton of Kirkham Avenue be of Bronxvllle, N. Y, has completed tional Church to-Mr. George Albert plon, owned and ridden by Miss Vir­ At a recent meeting of the Fire Mr. Brookes' sermon subject is came the bride of Mr. Emmett be made to have events In tennis, plans for her marriage to Lieuten­ Swift of Bradley Street. Mrs. Dominic Bontatlbus, Mrs. C, Gerrlsh Avenue, East Haven. Mild "Why Be Good?" foot races, baseball, swimming, ginia Hannan of Now'Haven, who iHobart Page of Branford, Mrs. Gil­ Is a member of the senior class at CommlsslonerJohn P. Zvonkovic of Francis Connors, son of Mr. James ant Douglas Reid Schoenfield of, A surprise pantry shower was Incidentally, won her first blue rib­ 67 Main Street, was elected to fill Tlie union services of Baptist and Connors of East Haven. Rev Phil­ sailboat races, horseslioe pitching Fort Devens, Mass., son of H;..P. given In her honor last Friday even­ bert Bradshaw and son, Andrew of the military College. • and outboard motor races. Chair­ bon several years ago at'Guilford the vacancy caused by the resig­ Congregational Churches will be lip J. Hussey, a cousin of the bride, Arthur Schoenfeld, United States ing by Mrs. Fred Swift of Bfadley Fair with this same horse; and "'My Fair Haven; Mrs. Franklin C, Har- nation of Frank P. Ablondi, assist­ continued each Sunday morning officiated at the ceremony. Miss men win be needed for all these Minister to Finland, and Mrs. Street. jlow of Rockville; Mrs. Harold NOT CONVENIENT TO CALL- Miss Shirley Bostock, daughter events. Golden Charm." outstanding saddle ant chief of the Stony Creek Fire through September 7 in the Con Helen Beauton, sister of the bride, Schoenfeld of Washington, D, C, V horse of 1940, owned by Marshan Smith, Mrs. Raymond C. Ballou, of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Thomas Department. grogational meeting-house, which Mr. Owens particularly asks that and Pine Orchard. The wedding Mrs. Frank Harlow, Sr., and Pa­ Bostock of 35 Tuttle Place East was maid of honor and Mr. Robert JOHN E. BRADY Malloy of Hartford and ridden by _ V . Mr. Anthony in charge. Summer W, Daly was the best man. someone come forward to provide win take place the afternoon of his trainer Ben Annlnger. tricia and David Neal of Branford. Haven has enrolled as a resident Why bo moored to a hot kitchen this sum­ residents are cordially Invited. Aug. 23 In the Pine Orchard Chapel. Funeral services were held this Following the ceremony recep­ games or a program of events for ^V student in the one year course at mer by an old-foaliioned stove? You'll The Sunday Schools of both younger boys and girls, especially A reception will be glyen at tho morning in St. Vincent dePaul's V ——- Borrow by Mail! the Katherlne Glbbs School in New FOR bOCAr, NGiivS escape it ii you'll cook electrically, as tion was held at Watermanor, CALL MORE MEN churches will reopen in their re­ between the ages of 9 and 12. Pine Orchard Yacht and Country Church for John E. Brady, husband JUNE BLOSSOM WEDS The local Draft Board has i'-- VOU mn.V ,l)orrow any amount from $50 to ^.'iOOO York City and start her course Sep­ thousands oi other Connecticut houao- North Haven^ The couple left'for a Club. of the late Mary Haliigan Brady of , READ THE spective places on September 14 motor trip to Lake George. V •— Miss June Blossom of New York cclved a call for six more men r at this linnk on character soourity and long­ tember 23. wives are doing. Electric cooldng U auto­ with special Rally Day services 245 Laurel Street, East Haven who matic. You put food into the electric oven. : V • Miss Drisler will have her sister. was married this afternoon to Mr. Sept Sth. time I'epnymeut—oitlier hi person or by writing? Miss Bostock was in tlif! graduat­ BRANFbliD REVIEW scheduled for September 21. WOMEN'S G.O.P. TO passed away on Monday. Harold P. Moon of Philadelphia. ing class of 1940 of the East Haven You set time and temperatiue controls. Miss Barbara Drisler, as maid of ^V 01' teleplioiiing (8-4181) for application blank. You have nolhing more to do. An electric V— ANNUAL CLAMBAKE SPONSOR PARTY honor. Tho other attendants will V- '—•' The bride is remembered here as GEORGE BUCKINGHAM DIES INSPECT CARS FOR STICKERS be Miss Doris Drisler, another sis­ Miss Lucy Arms of Orlando,, Flo­ an actress in the Stony Creek When your application is approved, check will he range does one job capably—It cooks rida hasbeen visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Ernest Buckingham of stmt you promptly. - food—not the cook. Traffic Inspectors lined Main The annual clambake of Eldo­ The Women's Republican Club ter; Miss Marlon Schoenfeld, sister Theatre. She lived in Pine Orchard LImewood avenue Indian Neck died Street yesterday to give 24 hour rado Council, No. 10, will be held on of the bridegroom-elect; Mrs. J. J. Wes.'son Phelps of South Main at the time she married Valentine will sponsor a garden party and Street. Monday morning In his home, However, if nearby when next in the city, bo You can aiiord this new luxury oi modem warning to motorists who failed to Sunday, August 24 at Camp Mor­ food sale August 27 at 2 P. M. in Douglas Falrchlld of Syosset, L. I.; Edward Blacque of New York. She following two week Illness. He was sure to drop in, It's always a pleasure to meet Uving. It is not expensive. Electric range have their cars inspected during ton In charge of the following com­ Miss Jane Landon and Ml.ss Dorothy V : appeared In several New York 72 years old. The body was removed prices are low, electricity is cheap un4er the home of Mrs. Roy C. Enqulst present and prospective borrowers porsonolly, Unusual Opportunity the last hispectlon period. mittee: P. H. Dunn, Peter Donofrio, of Short Beach. Table prizes and Bouton, both ot Bronxvllle; Mrs. About 75 members of the Warner productions. to Meriden yesterday for the your present low rates. Why not investi- Joseph Gibson 3d of Newton Center ami explain the many uses to which tlio Morris Local police will conttaue the Frederick R. Houde, John M. Mc- door prizes will be awarded, and family came from all over the .V , . funeral and burial In Walnut Grove gale electric cooking {or your home today? Mass., and Mrs.O. Griffith Sexton country to attend a reunion re­ cemetery. Plan.may be put.' work of inspections here. Dermott, Anthony Giordano, refreshments will be served. BRAINEKD RE-ELECTED ^V George Mlschler, Joseph Donadio, The committee in charge in­ ad of Norfolk, Va Barbara Berry of ccntly at the home of Samuel a __ V Sperry in Woodbrldgc. John Bralncrd was' rc-olected [Men and Women Ages 16 to 38 See the new UNIVERSAL Electric Ranges Pawson Tribe, I. O. R. M. will and Walter Katowskl. cludes Mrs. Enqulst, chairman, Mrs. Bronxvllle, niece of the brlde-elect, chairman of the Board of Finance PLAN REUNION hold a meeting Friday night at 8 V Winifred R. Morgan, Mrs. Frank will be flower girl. Derek Schoen­ Mrs. Edward Covert, High Street attended from East Haven. at an annual organization meeting B. H, S. Class of 1039 will hold a GET AU THE FACTS ABOUT lOW COST ELECTRIC COOKINQ o'clock in the club house. Rev. Kenneth Brookes, Pastor of Lowe, Mrs. Frank Daley and Mrs. feld will serve as his brother's best V ' — - held last night. Town Clerk WInfleld class reunion September 6th Mem­ THE MORRIS PLAN BANK EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY — STEADY WORK FHOM YOUR ElECTBICAl DEALER OR OUH BEPHESENTAnVB Christ Church, Stony Creek was Geraldlne Bauer. Tickets may be man. Morgan was re-elected clerk. bers of the Committee arc Virginia _ _v.. Miss Drisler, a great-grand­ The next meeting of the Narpcs OP NEW HAVEN guest speaker Thursday at the obtained from any member of the A meeting on the budget will be Bracken, Stacla Petela, Reglna PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS GOOD WAGES The Branford Sea Scouts of the weekly Clinton Madison Guilford committee. daughter of Dr. Henry Drisler ot Society win be held at the home "Flying Cloud" \vill sponsor the of Mrs. Christine Johnson, Cedar held In the near future. Work con­ Donnelly, Robert Dambcrg, Stanley COR. TEMPLE & GROWN STREETS Rotary Club meeting. - . V Columbia University, was gradu­ tinues on the tax lists. moving picture "In the Navy" at ated from Miss Porter's School In Street. Dzwonkoskl, and Stanley Barthol- V : The Branford Visiting Nurse as­ ^V mem. ASHLEY SHIRT CORP. CON N ECTicuT ®JJ.JGHT &,POW ER the Branford Theatre oi) August 1939 and introduced to society that ^V Rose St., Branford, Oonu. There were, no communicable sociation win sponsor a card party Mrs. Lester Towner and children 1 V , 21 and 22. '. diseases reported this we9k in East Sept. 3, at 2 P. M. in Pine Orchard year. Mr. Schoenfeld was gradu­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spaar of V- - ated from St. Alban's School, Mill Plain have with them Mr. and will leave for Baltimore Sunday! Gibraltar Society w.lU hold a- 221 Montowese Street Phone 744 Branford, Conn. Georgia Chapter, O. E. S. No. 48 JHayen, Branford or North Branford Club. The will be table and door following a visit with Lester J.!Swedish food sale Saturday on the prizes,,food for sale and patriotic Washington, and In 1940, from Mrs. John Spaar and son, John of wiU hold a food sale on the Green Mumps leads with 39 reported in Princeton, Pennsylvania, . . Nichols. • . • • . . ,. lOrccn. .,'••, Friday. ... [the state. table. '

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Page Tliree Page Two THE BRANPORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., AUGUST 14, 1041 THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN,, AUGUST 14, 1041 Peter Pannronl of, Silver Street "To expect the same service from ONE TRAFFIC'COP WOULD BE BEHER! about these uesttons: . ''Dim Headlights" was Inducted Into sorvlco on Tues­ ^l]i law and iituiiacipUncd recntita as "Can God bless America when In SHORT BEACH day.* j WASHINGTON other lands children are starving Highland Park Established 1928 from velerati soldiers is to expect AH In The For Road Safety for bread and milk, and 130 mil­ •ppps Vasa Star Lotigo will moot Friday what never did and perhaps never 0/KNOWLEDGE T by Charlotte Flcschc rubllslicd Every Tliiirsan; At SNAPSHOTS , lion Americans spend seven billion Plans for the nnmmV festival of "It is tho law to dim your hcad- evening at 8 o'clock In Syea Hall. win happon,"~aeorgc Washington dollars annually in some form of ST. ELIZABETH'S rAUISH St. Elizabeths Church of Short Uraqford, Qouo, BY JAMES- PRESTON I Day's Work llKhts when you aro within BOO feet gambling? Can God bless America Fr. William O'Brlcu Dcach arc fast being completed. By E C. and N. H. CAnPENTKR Mvs. John Coleman of Philadel­ of an approohlng vohlclo" tho High­ by when even In some churches "Bin­ Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. The Carnival will bo held August phia is visiting her sister, Mrs. way Safety Commissioner reminded THE UltANFOllU REVIGIV. INO. go," purely a gambling game. Is Confessions—4:00 p. m. Saturday 28-29-30 on tho church grounds, Many Washington observers have lames Moore. Mary and Florence motorists today as the result of kind to reduce liin mils He played to raise money to build the preceding first Sunday. Main Street. The Cimmittco Is 37 Roiic Street interpreted the hearings by the THE SHOUT UEACII EGAD Henderson of Brooklyn are staying numerous complaints that many Kingdom? (A reoent news ad road,. Sunday Masses at 0 and 10 A. M. working hard to make It the big would become a henefaclor, iitid special Senate committee Invcsllgat I mean the part on the Branford tor two weeks. Others guests of drl'vcta tall to follow that simple act log the old-age pension situation as "Bingo in the Holy Ghost Room success It has always been. There be beloved of his tcnaiils, side extending from the bridge Mrs. Moore's have been Mrs. of courtesy,' MtiVCIt LliSIIINE Publisher i. prelude to strongly-backed pro- Thursday night,") Can God bless will be the usual booths, refresh­ ]?ut what hiippoiied? Wlien his east. I may now repeat some things Thomas Murray of East Haven who UNION CHAPEL Such complaints are of a season­ pcssd legislation along the lines of America when during last year ono ments and amusements. A1,ICJ! T. riiXIillSON Bailor that I have iircviouslly said. But stayed for a week and Miss Billy al nature, ihe Commlsston explained intention began fn be luinoied the Townsend Plan. and a half billion dollars was wag­ Sunday, August 17, 1041. 11 A.M. The executive commitleo Is: Tho­ here Is the best knowledge of the Williams and Betty Bierney were cropping up year about tho middle among the toniinis, they gicw su­ ered on horse races—a sum larger Sermon by' the Pastor, Rev, E. C. mas Bracken, John Dwycr, Chas. Sitting at the qommlttee table situation that I possess. 'While at week-enders. ot August when tho days begin to Carpenter. Topic:' When tho Wings Regan, James Sullivan, Wm. Cala- Tclciiliune iSrnnrord 400 spicious. Why would H landlord when the investigation began was Hartford I visited the State High than was spent for national relief shorton. During June and July, the Can God Bless America, when, dur-- Drop Down. Music by tho Choir. brcse, Louis DcAiiBells, Chas. Oaug- lower the rent? If lie had unsed Dr. Francis 1'ownsend, founder of way Department at various times Lorraine' Collloutc of Merldcn, evening ride take in an effort to Sitliserliilliin llntc: he Townsend Plan. and Ino.uired about it. I w'as told Ing the year 1940, Ave billion dol­ 9:45 A. M. Sunday School. George gol, Jamc) FlomlnK. 12 to ^c pOVJl^ it, tlip.v could niulcihtand. that. Elizabeth Wacht of Hartford, Marlta cool oft and relax is usually com­ {S.OU ii.YRttr, I'ayalilR In Advance tha't the plans were all made and lars was spent' for intoxicating Assisting the commitlce are; Mrs. Senator Downey, Democrat of Delohery of Danbury, Gertrude Brown, Superintendent. Lesson pleted during daylight hours, bin A|lvcrtlsl|i|i; Hnlcs. On A.|i|illciitlun There must be sonietliing iMoiig on file. But they had run into some liquors—an average of nearly $40 A, Campbell, J. Stadlor, Mrs. G California, made it clear at the out- Tonls of East Haven and Jean Howe Topic: Encouragement tor Sulter- a,". August aclvancca this rldo end: Milli llie building. Tciliaps il \MIS ,sct that his attitude was not of a opi3osltion and for the time the per man, woman, and child? Can Tonas, Mrs. A. Hlllman, J. Shoe­ at dusk, nlehttall being well upon of New Haven are spending the Ing Christinns; L if o's Testing unsafe or uiisaiiilaiy. One liy one judical nature, and many specta­ matter was held up. Then others God bless America . when more maker, Mi's, Lester Allen, Mrs. A. us at about 8:30 in tho evening. ftlcnihor Ok' summer at the Black Cat. Eileen Times. tors thought he demonstrated this Interviewed the same folks and as­ money Is spent for caiidy and oos- Herlth, J Kulack, Mrs, J. Holland. New KiiKlund I'rcss A.ssiiclatlun the families began to move out Clark of Westfleld visited the girls Friday, August 15. 8 P. M. choir Mnuy drivers havo nob been driv­ •'D0«n f"S by reading into the record a prepar­ sured mo that the matter was all melcs than for the religious edu­ W. Beausoleil, H. Armstrong, Wm. That story is matched in news­ for a few days. Rehearsal. ing after daylight for the past ed .speech assailing .the operation of settled, and the project would go cation of youth? Can' God bless Wednesday, August 20. 7:30 P.M. Pevetty, John Taylor, R. Thomp­ several weeks and arc out of the paper dispatches. These arc fell­ the present Social Security Act. on last January. My guess now is son, O. Boldlman, Mrs. C, Pfelfl, Entered us sqcond class maltoi America when tons upon • tons of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Ludlngton Young People's Fellowship. habit of dlmning lights, it. was ex- ing of families who have to move that the difficulty of obtaining ma­ C. Ulman, P. Bulger. L. Plscatelll, October']lt,'lj„b, D>i'='^ reasonably pay more than a very There nre\tlinsc who Siiy that America as wc have known her 'Righteousness cxalteth a nation." H. Poulton, Mrs. H. Armjitrong, plea to motorists, the secret of n long and content­ A tribute was paid to American Beach, and people from all over Vlscl of Hartford: worth of Natlck, Mass. wore week­ limited amount. Income iiiiisl not is ruiishod. They say It won't lake a Hitler Invasion to bring an end You and I are pretty small frac­ Miss E. Rcardon, Mrs. J. Batrow ed Hpnn of life. Industry when the govermont's end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Loon __—___v -• be more than live times the rental, the em of freedom, opportunity iiml growth which have character­ leading tank expert, Lleutenantjthe state.come there during the tions of 130 million Americans, but Peck, Westwood Road. Mrs. R., lUig, Mrs; H. Messenger. Those who know him bettor you are one, and I am one, and we The occupants of tlie Barnhurst Mrs. J. Moore, Mrs. Wm. aallaBhcr,] Miss.Alice, Begloy of Ivy Street or out you go! ized this-nation in the past. . ' Cclonel John K. Christmas, stated' summer. It certabily depreciated cottage featured a moving picture Is in Chicago, lUluols for the month may intijnijto tljnt it is on_ inipo- that tank nroductlon In the United the value of real estate to have are responsible for America to the Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hallstoad Mrs. P. Dcndas, Mrs. L, Burkhart, This seems as il should be. And America is mature, they sa.v, and. wc must now change (nir showing Friday evening in their Mrs, T, Smytho, Mrs. W. Collopy, of August. sition- to. SHggQst, the reiisoij why States has reached in-little more/things In such a sloppy and down- extent of our Individual influence of Russell Street, New Haven have housing projects sometimes in- whole concept of her. and example. Maybe the things GAD-A-BOUTS cottage. Mrs. Calabrose, Mrs. DuBroulU, the grnijd'okl mi>n is so arjorcd. than a year a oolnt which Germany' at-the-heel condition. Of course, I FOOT NOTES rented a HoUywOL-d cottage for tho New Haven announce tho birth ol ehido more expensive (iliarlers In with Its much-vaunted regimented have heard many rumors. Here is enumerated In the editorial don't Mi-s. Paclleo. Let lis sec if wo are mature that wo can no longer grow. It Mr. and Mrs. Edward John Evls coming year. a son, Albert In the Hospital ot Wo voiituro to surmise that love economy, attained in more than one: Some people have built out concern you directly, but surely It By Dr. James Cayallaro ENDS Mr. John Dwyor, chairman of which rising families can find is important to know what kind of a eounlr.v we are arming to St. Raphael on August 3rd. Miss has' made hini what ho is today. five years. H^' said the American,upon public property.'But certain- will do us no harm to scan our own Surgeon Chiropodist FURLOUGH of Morris Cove and children Arleen the ticket commlttoo, reports, grat­ JIIIB,. suitable accomodali(Mis. But what defend, and what potentialities It may have for jirogrcss after the Private George Adams Jr. has re­ and Edward Jr., are here for the Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shultz and PIscotelU was Miss Madpllno Intan- One wljo, loves his foUowmun as tanks are superior to any being pro­ ly the general public cannot be ex­ expenditures and aks ourselves ifying prompt returns from the would Jlicawber say? Deprived smoke of the present'world chaos clears. turned to Camp Edwards following summer. daughter of Sheffield, Alabama tlno ot Stony Creek boforo her duced by Germany. ' . pected to take the responsibility of whether America would be better tickets. Ho suggests that returns bo juucli. t\n he liarbprs no ill a 12 day furlough spent with his are visiting Mrs. Isabellc Cureton, marriage. of tho privilege ol' hoping f'"' A country, like a man or woman, grows in maii.v wa.vs, A man or such mistakes.' or worse if a majority of the 130 made as the tickets are sold in­ tliQuglilH, ond croulcs no, hostile WRONG NUMBER pareiits at Indian Neck. Mrs Anna Bussman entertained Beach Street, for a couple of weeks. stead of at tho last moment. something to turn up to better woman may bo ph,vsieally "mature," and cease growing in statute Those who know the philosophies I feel a great interest in Short millions lived just as we do, and foes, lie trusts. Therefore he re­ spent their money the same way. her^daughter and son-in-law Mr. & V . ills financial lot, he could iinl at 21, years of age, or before. But in the mental—intellectiia!-r-.s])liere of the factions within tho defense Beach, and would like to; do all in Arthritis, sciatica and rheuma­ Mrs' Edson Shuster. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson :^T»t»".gTVg-»»»'nyMfviy».^.ra gards all changes calmly. . set-up in Washington see little pros my power to help tlie place. I ear­ For instance, wouldn't America be tism are, three conditions Jhat can VISIT bear to live in a housing project, growth iiia.v coutlime thioughout life. Thomas A. Edison was still Here for a few days was Mrs. entertained the Meot-em-all bridge M'ai) is the work of God so ho pect of any immediate adoption of nestly advise the calling of a pub­ a lot better off and more eligible be prevented to a great extent by FALLS even if lie could afford it. W. L. Worth of New Haven at the club Friday evening on a twilight growijig when he died at 84. The same is true of many other men a unified program. They say tliat lic meeting to discuss the whole for the blessing of God if that five the proper care and attention to Mrs. Charles B. Goldsmith of Just Arrived dcsivQS to-do .good- toward all home of her sister, Mrs. Paul sail. Guests were: Mrs. M. D. Stan­ • —C. S. iM. and women. tho battle for the American way of matter. And out where the difflcul- billion dollars now spent for drinks the feet' and legs. These three ail­ the Qu'each is on a trip to Niagara, luqii, Bussman. ley, Jr.,Mrs. Clillprd Peterson, Mrs. V America's physical frontiers did close a few.4'icadcs ago, and in life Is being fought behind the ty is, and try to get action. and as many more' for cigarettes ments that cause so much pain and FaWs. Undisturbed hy n c g a t i v^c Mr. Donald Jacocks of Montclalr A.'jean Pfeilt, Mrs. James Sullivan, A son, Howard Grlcb was, born scones in Washington right now. B. C. C. and tobacco, which are of doubt­ suffering are due, essentially, to 'What I No lUtohon Door? thai sense the country is mature. But the seiciico and tee.hnolog.v— N. J. was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Arnold Peterson, Mrs. Lester August 9, In Grace Hospital to Mr, thoughts or emotions he is c|uict, The business and industrial lead­ ful benefit to anybody but the liq­ the fapl that soraewhere or other in ON the new mental and intellectual frontier — are just in their in­ uor and tobacco trusts, went into FURLOUGH J. Bishop at the Pinecliff. Corning, Mrs. 'Walter McCarthy. and Mrs, Robert G. Rice of North alert yet serene and tranquil ol Can it be true that tho house ers who, at the request of the gov­ .the foot or leg, there, is a structure fancy. U is they which will create the opjiortuiiillcs for tomorrow— CAN GOD BLESS AMEKICA? homes, college educations for the that l^jas been neglected and as a Alfred Erlckson returns Sunday Guilford. Mrs. Rice Is the former ernment, have given up their pri­ Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John of tomorrow will luivc just onV tho now jobs, new industries, the demand for new industrial jilunts, This is the rather starting ques­ children, correspondence courses, conseqijence tlie nerve supply to to Cahip Wlieeler followliig a vaca­ Mrs. Hafold Crabbo of New York Miss Emma Snow of North Guil­ Mr. Nichols npprociitles good vate jobs to become ,doUar-a-year McClese Saturday were Mr. and Mrs door — the front oiio! Arohitocis tion which caught my eye as I was music, art, benevolences) and relig­ that structure has been, interfered tion with, his , parents in Rogers City is living ip the Wlld\yood this ford. new raw materials, new goods and services. men for tho defense emergency, be­ Dudley Walls and family ot hoalth and enjoys an ardent af­ arc alruiidy planning such homes, looking over one of my papers ious education, instead of going with. "' S,tr,eet. monfn. No, indeed, America is not soiiilc. 3^ ivo demonstrate the quali­ lieve in individual initiative. They which came Monday morning. It Hamden and Mr and Mrs Fred fect ion for the young. have seen private enterprise pro­ down somebody's throat or up In If what we read Is corroet. It will proved to be the'heading of an edi­ Youf^ foot lias a. number of main Grlmley of New Haven. Unruffled in business ho pro- ties of character that made pissiblo our udmiriihlo! iihysical dovcl- duce the highest stan^rp of living smoke? I think so. N. H, C. AT- About 18 members, of, the Sun­ do away wiUi class distinclioii,s,il torial copied from the Arkansas nerve trunks supplying it and these CBAIGLEE shine Society mot Monday noon, ..Sfji^yMfi^,teiid^r Sjpotjn his hpart oD'Tl?lxLtho, tiuly,,limit to our oontiimed- gro'wllHwill bo our fertile jh. the world, and tliey believe pri­ ^V . they saj^'. It will.'ho' more ooonomM •Methodist, comnjpnting.on the pop- .^_rnain trunks,give,off hundreds of "Mrs. •' Jpisephlne^ T.hpmpson : and .Miss. Alice Lanahan of Brooklyn is for a picnic at Branford Point. The vate \eiitorprlse, adaptea, to .tho ioul';'it' li'iir 'save "on tlio' Jio'atiiiJ •ularity of ^he 'Song, "God Bless "\" IS, jFOK VICTORY smalicir'branches,; 'somewhat •'like her daughter,'Miss %th^^^^ spending.^ a'week at the cottage of next meetlpg will be at the homo of pmergenoy, can out'pro^uce any America." ^Approving the song and i the •'iqiJlvid'uar,'te!qp'hone, lin^s. ex- Mr. and Mrs. ,Georgo Eckhoff of , "Lifo ,is'-JIcavonl.v'" ho says. s.on of Huntington Mass. are spend­ Mrs.' A. A. Young, North Guilford. bill. ' •• t pthor system when it pomes to saying that it should be sung with by Cordon E, Watt Heaven i.s oonslruolod of love. tendiiig'Trom'a central tr.unk lipe. ing'a fort-night -with Mr, and Mrs. Brooklyn. Yes, tho grocery bo.v can oo'me ariiiaments too. great zeal, it goes on to suggest -is for Victors the Allies will be The only dilEerence is this: when Wallace B'oote. : Mr. and Mrs. Earle Bergor of Heligion he regards with rev­ SOLDIERS OF PRODUCTION The business baiters of the crack­ considering God's side of the mat-jJ'- in along with the dinner guests, •is for industry that means you your^phqne is,put of order "you put,] Miss Frances and Kathleen Noll Is erence and advises daily reading down school, of whom there are ter for a minute, and asks "How I Stony Creek visited Sunday with tho melor-roadcr with I lie ])»r,soii, National dot'eiise, like charily, begins at homo, 'fhn man at the .and me in a trot|ble call and have it repair­ OFF and Miss Leila Herrick of Syracuse Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Benson,, of. the ]3iL)]e, "Jt would hqlp you many in important defense agency can God bless America under the C- ed bu|i v/henoneofyourneryelines [spent a few days at tlie home of the furnace man with the bridge laihe is as Imiiortanl iii the defciiKc of Fi'eedom and Democracy as . circumstances under which many, T--is for Careful wliatever you say DUTY positions, see this as a golden op-1 gets out of order the trouble call is Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hill all. llua'd il." part.v. And the cook can pop her the man at the gun, portunity to make America over. Americans live?" These are serious] -is for turmoil we hope will soon Miss Mary Jame Kamerzel is va­ The Good Fellowship Dramatic Dictators rise to frame via tJip Dominating the blueprint they tunes, and some of us, perhaps, O- end registered by a pain or cranp but cationing in Plymouth N H and Club will hold a hobo invitation head in the drawing room door Ijet us honor the men who go to training camps to become in most Instances you fail to have Miss Sally Godwin of Whltney- hate route. They master king­ want is an all-powerful centralized „ged to be waked no to that fact. R-O—is for Order to come book again Ocean Beach, N. J. dance at the Sea ,Scout base on Sa­ on the wa.v out aiid tell the liid.v Unclo Sam's armed forces. But let us not forget'the men nt; home the repairs, made until you get such viUe visited Miss Mary Lou Buck doms and die by the hand oC an control m Washington of all busi- go I am asking you to read thlsl R—is for reason to return ones turday evening. what she did with Ilic Icflover.s. who d() their dally jobs and thereby also serve llinir ciouiitry. ncss and^ industry^ established now | editorial, which doesn't mince mat- more poor service that It interferes with MISS for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. cnprny. Hut what AvIU a small buy do'/ It has been found that it takes 18 workers behind the lines to „„,! In „r.^t.y,„ , 1-« ..1 - j.^^.^ ^j. ^jj^ hoping it may help all of your other activities. SAHTH Godwin were guests at a hot dog Carol Morris* of Morris Cpve Is and to continue in Uie future Y—wiU- complete it, and the war Lester Nichols rose to fame'by When you get a pain In your feet Miss. ' 'Virginia Smith of East roast given by Mrs. John Buck, Fri­ staying on Bradley Avenue for a Win ho ahva.vs wipe liN hoots ])rovide Ihc mpplies and e(|ulpmont for 1 miiu in a modern mecha­ These differences are deep-seated will be o'er. lovo. lie mastered all kingdoms some one to see things more clear­ These 'letters all mean Victory, I or legs, it indicates that there is Haven is enjoying a holiday a day evening. Mrs. Buck's brother few days with Mr. and Mrs. David and novor touuli the front hall nised army. This fad focni-;ses attention, on the importance of the and the issues involved are vitally trouble somewhere and the Chirop­ and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. he was privileged to enter and ly, and to come to a personal de- know holiday at Indian Neck. Cunningham. walls with play-dlrly hands? industrial plants scattered over the loiiglh and breadth of this great important to the American which odist will And ti^ie trouble for you Walter S. Welton of Npw Jersey he lives on the love he shares we are arming to defend. cislon not to run the risk of stand- We can't be beat Then, loo, when Mother was in country. ing in the way of God's blessing If we march together It will mean and eradicate it. He understands EKOM. were week-end guests. Eric Swanson, Charles Miller and with God ai)d man, the living room and thcro was In tho past these plants have operated quiotl.'i', often without America. At least think carefully a Hitler defeat. these nerves just the same as an VVEST' Thomas C. Bracken will represent After several months of expand­ __ LV engineer understands his telephone At Sunset Beach, Miss Emily A v/eek-end fishing cruise on dclinilo need of two or three or much notice from Uie public, whilo they have produced the goods ing employment resulting from the Short Beach Hose, Hook and system. You will admit that your Jourdan has been entertaining Miss board the Naomi, was enjoyed by four doughnuts or cookies, or a which have given America the highest standard (if living ever re­ defense, Washington forsees the Ladder Co, at the Connecticut State A PAIR, DRAFT ' feet arc far more important to you Fannie Jourdan of ^New Haven, Skipper Larry Madison, Larry Convention of Fire Departments to slice oC bread and jam, a fellow corded in this history of mankind. Now many of the same plants, spectre of unemployment rising than your telephone, so why not Mrs. M.N,Bramlette and daughter of Madison Sr;, Mr. OttoBath and Mr. be held in Vilest Haven August 22 Oijo draft chairnmn a n d a had a sporting chance — with a again in many production centers. 0])erated by locaT management and labor, arc quietly, but dramatic­ give it at least as much considera Calif. Carl Andre. and 23. physi!jii\n have been, sentenced iu kitchen door. We view the pro­ The cause cf the unemployment too tibn. Then, when your internal bell ally, turning out the weapons of defense to preserve our civilization. v/111 be defense—defense priorities Chicago for accepting a bribe to rings and tells you that you must Miss Phyliss Glanelll. of New position with some nostallgic in the ])lanl whoso whistle you hear every morning are workers which will cut off or reduce the flow ON Jack Tucker and, his son Martin get to a certain place in a hurry, Havenwas a guest for a few days give a draft registrant defer­ misgivings. of raw materals to many non-de­ VACA.'i;iON are spending a few days with Mr. who ma.v be called soldiers of production in this giganlie defense your feet will function properly at the Gay Cliff home of Mr. and ment. V fense companies. I Mrs. Sarah Ahcrn and her family and Mrs. Harry Tucker, Main job. Tho officers of this are inaimgcmcnt. Day and night they are and you will not got a v.'rong num­ l.of Palmer Road are at Pawson Park Mrs. Jonathan Bqswell. Street. , Less than 100 years ago a North- One-fifth of the employees of the ' ALL IN A DAY'S WALK nghting the batlle for Domoeraey and Freedom. Only tlie.v — indus­ ber. - for two weeks. aluminum cooking utensil industry —'—•—-y— .em man could legally pay a sub- try—- can produce a gun or a bullet to fire from it, an airplane or Mi's. J. Rattlesdoffer of East Mrs Lottie upson is visiting Gasoline cconnmy suggests have already been laid off or have Haven was a guest Sunday after­ sUlutc to do his fightiug. a bomb to drop from it. Truly arsenal does mean, as thb dictionary Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Stol- VACATIONS New Jersey for a few weeks. some beneficial consequences. Peo­ quit their jobs because of tlie alumi­ noon of Mrs, Addle Walker and Among the many thousands in .sa.vs, "house of industry." num priority ruling. Workers in silk nlok of 278 Chidsey Ayenue, East ENDS ple 'who have never learned to Haven amiounce thp engagement Dr Nlohalas A Sharp has returneil Mrs. Mary Kellock. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay and . draft board service only an in­ mills may be similarly affected, and Richard Graham and son of IndiUxtry gav(> us this civilization where we enjoy blessings lin- of tlieir daughter, Mary to Mr. from a vacation in New Hampshire their children, Donald, Arlene and finitesimal few have shown them­ walk do not realize 'what tbe.v hundreds of plants normally mak­ Buffalo spend a day there. known elsewhere. Now it is producing the sinews of defense to pre­ Norman McHardy of Hamden. & Nev/ York State. Peggyann attended a Western Auto selves unworthy. have missed, but they may find ing automobile parts will find a serve it. V —— Associate Stores ouUng. Sunday In out. Even a mile, at leisurely gait, greatly reduced demand for their Connectieul's Cqlonel Ernc,sl L. products as a result of the reduction Colton, Conn. on a country road may open up Avorill, State Director of Selec­ cat's meat warclumso." If ho In automobile output. Many indus­ a new world. Passing trees near BRANFQRD OIL BURNER Mrs, George Tulps of P.lalnvlllo tive Service, j-ominded the p\iblio bad not had the habit of tries and every pary of the country Personals Monday that "Kvcry registrant enough to touch their bark or will be affected. . and her daughter were week-end l)rowling about "The City" with­ For solid carefree comfort this 'winter install a guests of the Misses Hilda Ribln- is entitled to appeal from any leaves, and treading through Some who arc watching the rap­ in hearing of Bow 13cll.s, he Miss Jean Moran of Guilford is son and Edith Blrtwistle. classification by his local board moist and fragrant grass on one's idly spreadlne effect of priorities could never have given us the of­ feel that a coordinated defense set­ a guest this week of Loona Peter­ and no one has the right to deny •way to business are experiences fices of Dombey and Son near up in Washington might prevent son at Short Beach. established, in the recently pur­ no rubbor-tiro travel c a n im­ Irim that privilege." 'Hast India House, which teemed much of the hardship which con- chased home in Harbor Street. part. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hackbarth . In uU cases local hoards and' "with suggestions of precious su.mer industries will suffer. Plan­ Product ol LoVaUy.Made PLAY ning further ahead, so that produc­ of East Haven recently visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grub of appeal agents m\ist make every What our literature owes to .stuffs and stones, tigers, ele­ It's a funny thing how small boys tion of materials which may be Malleable Iron Nationally and Mrs. Kendall E. Ludlngton at Highland Park have, rentpd the effort to insure protection of tho walking will never be estimated. phants, howdahs, hookahs,, um­ amuse themselves the same way in short could be speeded up or sub­ Famous Indian Cove. Nesbit House, Main Street, Short registrants' right to appeal re­ It w'as roaming on foot through brellas, palm trees, palanquins" stitute found, would help. There Is rittingj Oo, different parts of the country. Beach, They will rapye about Au­ Cold-Wall Model CD-6 Illustrated—The gardless of w]icth?r or not they Ilawkshead and Grasmerc, round also a feeling in some quarters that Miss Muriel Borden of White uiid such thiiigs, or the "little The other day on our street they gust 1st. chilling evils arc in the wallsl Natural think the appeal is justified. Dorweiit Water and Windermere priorities are being clamped down Plains, N. Y. has been spending the timber midsliipnicn in obsolete were making parachutes out of mmsturc is retained in foodal You don't tliat inspired Wordsworth to unnecessarily, merely on the theory week with Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Bor­ Curtis Hutchinson of. Short Neither registrants nor repre­ naval uniforms" like the one by handkerchiefs with iron nuts for even have tP cover themi Super-Freezer weights. I did that as a boy in my in some in.-jlancea, that there may den, West Lake. Beach is recovering from the sentatives of tho system afc per­ write his pastoral poetr.v. ft is i,ho shop tloor of Solomon Gills. Right around the corner In Branford Is produced an oU burner ChpstI Glass-Topped Sliding Hydratorsl central Key York home town, and be a shortage In tho future, mumps. doubtful if dalYodils would hurst And dozens of other, outstandiijg fea- Other Big Frigldairo $ mitted to appear before the board —C. S. M. overy traveler has observed them V recognized throughout the nation as being one cf the the genuine Mr. and Mrs. Edson Gallaiidet of a month Upon the inward eye of one who turesl C^y Frigidairc has the Cold-Walll Mode/s as low as of appeal. V - dangling from telephone wires all Industry defense production Job outstanding quality oil burnerp produced In America, Pine Orchard have as their house Yes, tho law' provides for a slipped through Bydiil in a motor Federal government appropria­ over the .land. Is equivalent to the laiik of building When you finally decide upon oil heat do not tall to take ad­ guest Miss Amalie Edgerton of THAT CUTS CUmSKT t>dST TO TUB aO/tSJ- squar.p deal; and in general the car, tions for non-mlUtary purposes for This time of year is kite-time, five Panama Canals a month. vantage of this fact. New York. TIRES 8UY Fftioiminn wirHWSMBTsn-Missn the fiscal year 1042 are more than and it's funny how ten-cent stores fainiess of tho drpft board ap­ Thoroau, lo our great benefit, These dealers will be glad to give, you complete details on what twice as largo as those for 1932, ten and drugstores will stock kites Just One American plastic—bakelltc— Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Gallaudet New and Old Tires, bought and pears unquestioned. was a walker too. So was Charles a Branford installation will dp, and what It will coiit, ysars ago. when small boys feel the urge to has more than 15,000 patented uf-cs. are at Squam Lake, N. H. tor a See Your Electrical Dealer Or Us Dickens. To his excursions in sold, All sizes.' Prices worth V fly them. Not just when small boys short .stay. London streets wo owe the sav­ New Haven East Haven coinsideriog. Also Magazines So You Oaa.Pay The Host! One airplane company depends on feel the urge to Hy them. Not just Three out of four executives in ory deseriptimi of Mrs. Gamji's 000 other companies for pai'ts, In one place, cither, for ril wager the steel Industry started at produc­ New Haven Opal Qp, East Ha,ven Coal Co. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Hibbard of and.'ni'.yispiipeTH, 2Sc a hundred THE CONNECticu ,iGHT & POWER GO,, They tcU the strangest stories lodgings at tho bird-l'ancler's equipment and supplies. you'll sec Ihem dancing tliese days tion jobs In the mllb and worKed Summer Island have returned from /S IT ANV WOA/OJSJZ THAT FO/i IT'S AlZMyAND Branford — E. C, Enquist ahout landlord; aud teuiMit^l j"ncxt door but one to the cole in the skies all over Connecticut. their way uj). a trip to Quebec, Canada. WALTER UQHP »^*,i-.'tt v„c;s A recent survey of indiutiltil ox- How these pastimes become so IVAVy TUBPEOPi.E ANO INDUST/iV OF THE US. MALLEABtE lEQ^N FITTINGS COMPANY Sranford T^qre.is the ouo abput a,, laiid-jbrated mutlop-pio shop, and di- Stone St,, Granite Say ecutlvas showei} that 77 per cent universal Is a secret known only to about such serious mattrrs. Adults CAN eOlLO AND MAN TMB BISGEST. FINEST Branlord, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carlson,of lovd who,-thought il would bo rcotly oppo,site to iho origi^ial were church members. small boys who have their own way can only olwcrvc and woii-lir. AIR. FORCE IN THE WOULD ? South Montoweso Street arc now

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^t Pago Flvo ' 5 THE URANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., AUGUST 14, 1041 THE BltANFOItD REVIEW, BRANFOKD, CH)MIT,, AUOUST 14, lOil is •]Jidin, Mr. and Mrs. Lc6 Novack andl MI.SS Beverly Rico ot Chui-ch St. company's 5,500 employees has been l tire nation's luture that Is at slake. children Teddy and Lo Nora, Mr,'has been vacatlonlni; in-tiioUeik- carerully reviewed, llie regulations (The ten.so activity in all •milllary THIS BUSINESS "W^eilM: it£Mj?iMj^£ -•• ^y Herbert Stohy Creek land Mrs, Herbert Allen and family, shires. 51 - Vashion Joins ike VIit?;krieg via Dial Equipment' governing secrecy or communication \ and manufacturing establlshmcnls L i ' There was no show at Stony, i/ •,:',-, NORTH BRANFORD have been rcempaslzed. Ijnportant l.s reflected throughout the whole, OF (gAlCULATED FOR THE WEEK OF AGg©G!)S'ir D@ oo Uy Uoselln Allernmlt Creek Thcalrt; Tuesday nii;ht, due; Tom Wilbcr or Stony Creek Is at telephone buildings are guarded. An industrial and social structure bt ,lo the loading actor, Sam Byrd. Gump Wynnoko, Lako Wlnncpcsau- The First "V /or Victory" Dress Affords Rapid A.UCUST 16 ff.m AUGUST la. employee Identification sy.slem Is In the country. There Is no part of the AUGUST 19 . . . .S.I** UGU5T 19. and bping ill with laryngitis. l;oi\ New Ilamp.'ihlre. Sorvlera In the local churches on jf t.ie parish. The u.sual menu Is AUGUST 10 SJff UCU5T20. Mrs. Charles Hooghklrk Sunday will bo; being planned y/lth Mrs. Edward effect throughout the state. The aid nation's defense cfrort which the AUOUST ar s.(6 .UCUST2.I. daughter are attending the Orange IV *>j, AUGUST 22....S.t7 AUGUST 22. Daly, appointed as general chair­ Phone Service ot police and the Federal Bureau of telephone does not servo. The speed 0'^f AUGUSI T 23. Lecturer's conference in Amherst, Mass at 9:15 o'clock at St. Augus­ ;(S)C AUGUST 23 5.(0 Investigation has been enlisted In and vaiStness of the defense pro- AUOUST 2'/, tine's R. C. Church, Rev William man, Bhc will bo a.ssl.sted by Mrs. tUSAN.THAYER 9p T'V-VA AUGUST 2'2'/J . . S.I9, .^.IW iMJ\ju3t *•!... Mass. • I Brewer, ipastor, Mrs. Edward Daly, Ja.-nes V/ulsh and Mrs. Joseph Kris- Uncle Eam's $025,000,000 defense the watchfulness over telephone gram, the Importance of the ,tele- TIME GIVEN IS STANDARD BULOVA WATCH TIME organist and choir director. ,la at the cake and fancy work la-' ."'; _, ., •,,•.. , ninnantt, phonfc to its success, represents a The Annual Summer Sale ot the Emergency clectrc power has been challenge to every telephone man WHAT MATTERS MOST .a woman In this country who •b'c, Mns, Ocorgc Augur 8r., at the °"^''' '° Connecticut Industry has P'^nt Women's Auxiliary ol tlie Church They were lined un three deep at'wouldn't vote to have them used Morning forvlco at 10 o'clock at pie table Mns, Aronold Schloemann s<=t more lelephcnes ringing in the p,.ov|tjpji ti,e normal supply fail, and woman. The employees of The of Christ In Stony Creek, recently the stocking counter clamoring for i'°'' '•'^"'^ '^»'''"-''' "^i^" ^° '^»^c '"o'^'^ < u Zlon Episcopal Church, Rev. Fran- la in charge of tickets, and others P=is'«'" months than have """B in ,J,^^^J^ 1^ provision for emergency New England Telephone Company, held, was very successful, over $100 will be In charge of tables and ""V °ther six-month period in the telephone .service In the event of with those of the Bell System, are supplies of silk or nylon stockings ^'"^ stockings tor hersMr. els .T. Smith, Rector. Mrs. Paul R. We've been spoiled by tho versa­ being raised this way. | history of the state. on ' meeting the large enough to last six monts or Hawkins, organist and choir dir­ waitresses. demolition of equipment serving concentrating tile, erflclent manuracturers or this /SCWCDIWC 70 THE MOROSCOfT.THf PCRSOM I As the tempo or dcrense crtort in- Important government buildings, challenge, perhaps longer. HORN miHWC THIS WllK WILL BE BLESSED ector. country, who have given us such a IVITH AN Uh!tVA\'ZR\UO (V(LL-POtV£R: AMD Mrs. Thomas Lapoy is enjoying a 'crcasas. industry and Us workert As one woman near me said, IVHEN tir P( Cm<, 0« A COJ/ffSe OfACTIOti ,,. « hospitals, fire and police hcadquar- wealth' or useful and bcaullful two weeks vacation trom her du­ inevitably use the telephone more, TeTs" raTlVoad 7t;tro"nr important I "There's no telling what will hap- JiElVllLIOUOIVITTOTHtEND.AT-AURISKS. 1 i Morning worship at 11 o'clock at things that we had come to believe ties In the M. I. F. ofllco. i use more telephones. Production or- manufacturing plants.' Portable' Mr. and Mrs. E. LcRoy Bartho- jjcn and the only way to be sure is BRING YOU THIS WEEKS the North Brnnford Congregational there could never be' an end to What Nots ders, material orders, transportation i-adlo-telephone equipment is lomew of East Main Street and to have plenty on liand." Church, Miss Ethel'Maynard,' or­ them. Nowhere in the world have John Parker ot Westerly, R. I, BY OtTA ROUND orders, orders co-odlnating Hie j^^^^llj^j,,^ ^^ ^^p^,^ temporarily Rev. and Mr,s. Charles R.'Cooley ot To be sure ot what, I wondered? M^SCOSOiKl®!],© HOOT ganist and Mrs. Douglas B. Hola- women taken luxuries for granted was a recent guest In the home or _ whole defense effort, have helped breaks In lines which might take Merlden have completed a week's or comrort? There was a time, and blrd, choir director. During the ab­ as we have here. But now we're his aunt, Mrs, Laura Burne. BEST Something new In sweetness are' f"^'^'h«Jtolal ofJelephcno caj^^ up sometime to rcoair or which might vacatio" n a"t Oroat' Lakes, Canada'" . not so many decades ago, when' sence of the pastor, Rev. G. DU- — „ — ... , getting down to brass tacks. We're recordbreal'.ing average of be so widespread as to leave no al- women wore cotton stockings to lard Lessley, the service will be perfumed, hankie.^, treated with " " learning that it takes raw materi­ Cs YOUR mm PERRY? THIS IS Rpv. Kenneth Brooksc Is ex-! conducted by a supply preacher, flower scents In such a way ihat;^'*^'',"'"'J"; ''''^^ tei'nate telephone routes In scrvicn. keep their ankles warm and dry, A LOCAL MAKE OF WORMAH-FDEMCH changing pulpits wllh Rev. Ken-; During the first six months of als as well as machines and skill ORICIW, DERIVED FROM THE OLD FREWCH /3 IITTLE AUPlE5VRLIPORATfA5POOHFlIL ^ cho fragrance lingers even after " " Ailthe work of The Southern Nov/ WHEN IN NEED OF and there is no threat of a cotton ai-MOWEVAnpED TO IVUIPPED CREAM (W ncth Anthony ot the Branford to give us the things we're used to, HAME PIERKt. SICNIf Viwr, A 'jTON'i' PLACE OF THf USUAL OUANmVOF JUOAR shortage. PLACE, ABOUWOINO IW TOCKS Miss May Holabird h>u, returned -veral trips to ;the laundry 'falL'w'-e^f ors;"'^'New '^"^"^"^ ?'?'^°"= "^Tr', '^,f WALLPAPEE such as automobiles and kitchen IVIl I GUI" IT A DELICIOUS FLAVOR Congregational Church on Sunday, 111) To be sure ot smartness? If a lew 39c' fi-nm n hln in Montreal Canada 1 Main Street buzzing with ofncers ^,=^"5 wcie mauo on oouine.n new ourse, closely co-ordlnatcd with or PAINT utensils—and silk stockings. If morning. i fiom a tup to Montreal, Canada. ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^_^^ ^^_ windshields England Company telephones, i^^ Bell System. During the hurri- liundrcd well dressed women begin VISIT those raw materials are needed lor wearing cotton stockings this fall A\s'«a9c Miss Ludla Hughes of Park Place' minus 1041 test stlckerR...... Repalrs '^]^.''7„2'', P.'^''.ff!lLl„r„„ l^.!fu: ^ane of 1938, the advantage of Bell something more vital, tlicu we may On Monday evening, August Hi at BUTTER Conlcnts UNITED WALL PAPER or winter, they'll soon be smart *•• mis has returned from a week's vapa- around the drlnkin7"fountaTn.^".V..'; ^p,i°M^!..'L°^^fP°'l!!l"A„".'°"^.^"' SysTem standards In method's and have to do without some of the y P. M. tho rinanco committco et. Klrkham and Harbor Streets look of 1037.'38 and'30. Local calls aver- _ _^_^ enough to suit the rest of us. Or if SODAS M«f'"^°" coNtEins tlon spent at Capo Elizabeth, Mo. supplies was demonstrated in many CO. things "we're used to — I;'r a while. the Church ot Christ Is sponsoring' ever so wide without tracks ...... ''Bed 57,000,000 a month—nearly 25 Connecticut communities. tliey should prefer to go bare-leg- AUC.ia VIRCINIA OARE, FIRST KATIl'E !):! Crown St., New Haven We're also Jiscuvei'ing ttut there a college whist at tho Indian Point 6\'«r25c god or wear socks as college girls /IMERICAW Of LMCIJSK WRENrS, BORUAT Mr». Harry Juniver or Cedar Lake "^•'•«The . 'oi'^'nfollowineg "ofobservationn s were r>cr cent above normal. Last year's Today's emergency dwarfs that of "We Save You Money" is something more Impnvlant to us} ROAWOtrf ISLAMD. WORFM CACOLIHA" tS67 House. Tickets are 400. Any other do, why this will be "tlic thing" to >l//C./P—NEWS OF DISCOl'ERVOE COLD W '«,.n„venue. ,viiwilil ontm.f„ientertain t.hthen HomHomeo '^'^'^° "' 'as' evening party In ^''l-'l"''^ f°'=?'^''A\"'_PA'.^..? ...?,^",°° "le hurricane. Today It Is the on than our pe,.v;nnal appearance—' CAIIFOKUIA REACHED NEW TORK'••/««« card game can be played it those ASSORTED .>u.»^'o«.:rir. »,W3on Park to celebrate Lester telephones in Uonnectlcut will be _. do. Perhaps before long we'll be A.UC. aa-EICMT PtRSOI/5 ACCUSED OF cans ** sometlilng more pre.^lous iVian t om- WTCHCRAFF HAUOEO WSAIEM,MA55. /«?J present do not care to play whist, , ' 'akers Club on Thursday of this Mlchol^ 73 years service with the "'^ cxceeclcd this year, with current looking back on the silk stocking (CEHERAL):'ATrEWTI0W,5HEtP.'COU«TOff/" fort;—that is the strength and wel- w:,ek. A picnic dinner will be en- ,M.I.F L. N. confesses he likes s"mate3 running to an increase of era with that tolerant smile we raro or our coimliy, Ho whether y-f "HE WHO OVERCOMES HIS AWiER SUBDUES HIS GREATEST ENEMY.'- SYttUS ">~7 Burton Harwood is a guest ot £VAP. ^^.^}-%,",,.,. .. Joyed at noon. lyoung people better Uian old .,. 37,000 or 61 per cent more than last, used when looking at pictures of SAl.AO„ ''1",', \7CV >Y you liave a drawer full of .silk Randolph Bishop tor a week. Mr. f ' Smile passes over his face as he, y^^'s ^'ecord. hats worn in our mother's youtli! Harwood is u student at Amherst, if Miss Beth Ann Leonard and Miss stockings or not, never mind. If PEANUT "HNNST .r ;e;„'l5c department stores in the 21 Latin n^rho.arbajna JuniveT„„iv„r. „rar„e enjoyinnninvlnrgr t.w n oPons telegrams.. ...Vera Boldt- As Industry reaches for the tele- An acceptable good looking sub­ you liave to wear a, suhstitute he- while Mr. Bishop attends Connec­ Now the first "V For Victory" Barbaxa Juniver are enjoying two J' wonderlns what she can do Phone, there must be more tele- stitute tor silk stockings will be Brectlngs lo you on tho 18th. ,, dress joins up with the wild-dre American republics. Others are weeks at Silver Sands Day Camp. rore other women who, laid in big ticut University. • "V" campaign lounched by Prime bound for England and Australia. ...--.s at Silver sands Day camp. |rge" her nami Tn tL pape" but|Pl-n=3, more, .switchboards, more available it the need tor it arises, supplies do, what on earth docs it Miss Josephine Johnson, lO'lO r,nvarH,„„T7r^n, fho foninrr. refusing to tell how,she acqulredicablcs, more poles-more of every Rona Young, Clark Avenue, en­ Minister Churchill. Millions ot wo­ poverty paity was the,feature i^l^^^^^^j^j^^^p^l^^^j^jl^^^:^^^ jt„lng „eedcd to give telephone just as substitutes tor aluminum matter? Happy Birthday Mrs. Minnie Oplc is enjoying a glamour debutante, chose this ver­ are .now being used. Theix'"! only tertained the roUowlng rrlCnds in TONVATO iUlCfe .C.O. ^9c men all oveit the unoccupied world sion of the "V' dress, made up In f the Lecturer's program at To- America is growing stronger day vacation trom her duty as the Spi- lleiiry Holsenbock having a tough service. The Southern New England one,thing that matters vucsc long celebration or her birthday last will soon bo making dnd wearing light grey wool. It has V-shaped ' "embers dressed In laughabje cos- by day. . .and Umt's what mattcr;i. rcUa Corsettlore rcprcsontatlve in thia new ''V" dross designed by the time keeping his, feet quiet' when Telephone Company Is spending an sunny August days. That Is to keep Miss Sylvia Arotsky_ receives Wednesday: Loul.se Locke, Lee shouldor sRctldns outlined in bold Loget Grange on Tuesday night, V r this distriol." Simplicity Pntlorn Company of rod applique, V-shaped pocket the radio is on.. Two gorgeous average ot $100,000 every business curselves at maximum emtciency as birthday congratulations August White, Loona Peterson, Joan Walt­ TREET tumos and a fine program was en- A4 0i:O2C yiBW York. Patterns tor the 'V" ilaps embroidered with the open­ anniver.sary cakes V. T. reeding day, or two and cne-half million we concentrate on defense produc­ 14th. on, Joan Hallden, Joan Altmans- Joyed followed by refreshments. A naval appropriations bill call­ Miss NcUlo Martin, ot Newark ircss are on their way to 7,600 ing notes of Beethoven's Fifth his beautirul setter Ice cream, dollars a montii, for new construc­ tion—as we build the armaments borger, Maury McCiees, Audrey Symphony—^ three long and one On Wednesday evening Totokot ing ror approximately $4,350,000 N. J. has returned to hor homo al­ 3 cans *"«'"- IP ftores across the United Stales. Everyone eating'too much and then tion and to maintain and operate | that will make America strong tor additional racilities at the Happy birtliday to . you Mrs. Doolitllc and Dale Walton. • More, with sowing inslruclioiui in short, the equivalent of Iho gallant Grange neighijored with Wood- ter vacationing with her nieces, Ihn ' JUNIOR ^OODS letter "V" in Morse code. . ', going back ror an olive Mrs. its plant. enough to resist any possibility ot Hawthorne, Nevada, naval ammu­ Wilbur Ciirmody rormerly or Forbes Spanish, are winging their way to bridge Grange and furnished part Misses Helen and Eunice Keyes. 3 cans »^*' Hammer doing the pertect hostess To direct the rising flow of com­ attack. If, the silk and nylon ordin­ nition depot is awaiting action by Place, East Haven' wlio ob.servcd Monday was Mrs. Alfred Ham­ CUAPP'S or the. program. munication,, the telephone company | Station In April, planted in' May, act Willie lier good husband snap.3 arily used for stockings are needed the appropriations committee ot her birthday Tuesday, August 12. mer's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelsey of pictures Both too busy makinG; this year is Insf.aiilng in Connecti­ tor dcrense production, there isn't sma'l and a row ot sturdy British corn The regular business meeting of the house of representatives. Bridgeport were recent guests, in pka British-American gucEts comfortable to take time out cut switchboard and associated! Peggyann McKay had a party the North Branford Volunteer Fire The project.'! include a Marino Mrs. Donald Hayward first set up town. tux FLAKES a'?;.ts39c has grown up. It is extra early and to ert Parly iramcd in a "per-| eq"iP'"c"'' which, as originally Friday with the toUowlng play­ small Department was held on Wednes­ Barracks extension costing $24,000 a howl on the 25th of August. \*3 8c well adapted to Connecticut grow­ rect setting with backgrounds or,P'"»"cd, would have been installed o bais "lOC Hybrid Corn To day evening In the town hall. Finals , . , The depot is guarded by tlnitcd mates attending: Dick and Bob Word has been received by rela­ ing conditions, Dr. W, Ralph Sing­ over a rour-year period. Instead ot SuUlvai;V, Linda" and l^ada Mort, RlMSO 1 leton, states. • plans were made for participation i''^f,f''=''°PPy«'jter,, and sailljoats States Marines. Arthur Haliden, Granite Bay was tives m town of the death of Mrs. SOAP ^bars 17 C wlTirwl^rtrcloudr''ona~sea"."g'uils 80 switchboard positions, .some 137 s Donald and ' Arlene MoKivy and Be Shown Aug. 20 born August-31st — ever so long, Leonard Jenkin of England. Mrs. Field Day. will be held at the Sta­ In the state tlremens parade In Barbara Allen. overhead Even the wind calmed; ii''": "ow schoduld ror delivery this ago. • Jenkin was a rormer resident ot 111' tion's 30-acre farm at Mount Car- West Haven on August 23. The de­down to pay homage to a grand' yea''-'"0''0 Iha" tbere are GRISWOLD GALLESIIES An old man of 68 appeared, at I9c Among the exhibits of the corn- mol throughout the day oil August partment will be led by tbe cham-|"-Y"-- .-T-,-"---" --^^^^^^ ^ Stamtord combln- Stony Creek, but had made lier can 216 Main Street the Marine Corps. Recruiting of flee Great going ons at the Wcbcrs In fleld of the Agricultural Experi­ 20. The public Is Invited lio see ex­ plon North Branford Fife and Drum °'° man...... Adinlls he was-, once the short lime of six montlis I liere with his suitcase all packed. On honor ot her tweirth talrth- homo in recent years with her fam­ latfle 23c ment Station at New Havon on n„..„„ „„,! ,„in ™„™v, i„ ,u„ ni„io i oflored ntty cents to quit humming ™- *" ">'^ snore iime oi six monuis, Short Beach todiiy tor young. Bill ily in Cornwall, England. i)k3 hibits, demonstrations and expert Corps and will march.In the Dyls-i B„r.,„„rt and even last ovenlnc ••iwltchboard renulroments for 1941 He;; wanteWUU.V.d. t.uo joiJ n the Marines- .• ,day, Betty Mooney ot Montowcse Is rour and. having a party.. He Is Field Day', August 20, will bo the ments of flold, orchard, lawn and ion No. 6, section E i. Members "• , . T, '""^ ^^on last evenmg „,mo.t 43 wr cent over those HEARTHSTONE He said he was unable to serve in Street entertained on Friday. | bars T7C Btltlish-Amerloan hybird corn, Mor­ ....„ ,.„«„n.,f„,i t„ ™„„f nt 10.in „t burst into tune every minute or '^'^=? aimo..c 16 per cenL.ovci uiose the son of Mr. ai>d Mrs. William Mrs. O. C. Kelsey will celebrate garden, and to attend the tent are requested to meet at 12.30 at „ -Abbott PaecPage Imimi- ' anticipated at the beginning of tlie 1 tho World War because he had de- 1Webe r or Bradley /\venue.^. ton 6x013. meeting at 1:15, A program, of Spring Street In West Haven so ™° ••"SA3 . c ....Intended yof"'' August, 28, Master Robert Bruce This is the first hybird corn de­ events will be sent residents of the that; they may bo ready , to swing :?!°r„,!.l''„5!,<;l!"J^S, Dial telephone equipment afrords Into tills one now .because he no Meshako, Alps Road. Your itamliy Kl? SOAP • to enter Yale.University...... Spllcl BEANEORD • Mlilipent and !w|^rgie, Sudac or Clitrk will also celebrate Iris first veloped In.England and It has aStat e on request. ' '• into line as, the rtarade will start uro - ot abnormally - - • .-iiJ-'.: » "Iphoned • Ih • .to' extend" birthday' I ted, encouragemeht ''from ' Congre- another, .plctur Montowese Streete celebrated their birthday on this same date. Master Connecticut inbred as one parent. : V promptly.at'one o'clock.- •• '' as a result ot the BaMaB«wafltw»ww,jiw»»iw^»B»aBn»^^ gatlonal mlnist&...'.?..-.Xoved, ad-,^aPld expansion firth birthday Saturday by giving Clark is Mrs. Kelaey's great grand­ Seed was sent Uo the Experiment Mr. and Mrs, James 'I', Dwyer and Members who have- not yet paid telephone's key part In the deronse mired and envied.....'.liEntered em­ a party for the following guests: son, being the son of Mrs. Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. William Fox of 30 their dues arc reminded that ac­ Job. Last December, plans called tor ploy at 17 for! a one ^ear period Leila Alexander, Arlene and Boby poldsmlth Clark of Sprlngneld, FOR RENT =^ Trumbull Slr'eot, New Haven are cording lo the by-laws they are Increasing the capacity ot dial Completely .surprised ..Not an Bergen, •Sharlino Carlson, Mary Mass., who in turn is the daughter spending iAiigust on Cochoco Ave., automatically dropped until such central orflce equipment by 6,470 VVhite enemy In the world :.Notlceable Crowley, Beverly Hlnes, Isobci Ha­ of Mrs. Flora Goldsmith. Available September 1st Indian Neck. . , lime as their dues make them eli­ lines. Now, so rapidly does tiie pic­ iched absence of young men There vens, Dorothy Hopkins. Wendy gible for re-instatcmeni. ture change, that number has been lib ' Modern one- family house, Hlgley, Reglna and Phyllis Locar­ begins another year. stepped up 256 per cent to 23,000 Miss Jean Northam Is vlsitiiiE 4 oz Shorthand, Typewriting, Book- no, Doroon and Janice Wilson. 5 roomfl and bath, Garage Agnes Doody will entertain the The glamour bob Is said to be on lines—nearly enough to serve the with friends. loaves Keeping, Accounting, Business Its way out in favor of feather Elizabeth ,Wi'lgh(. Q^rmalne Van- Hot water heat, flreplaoo 'Handy Helpers" 4-H Club on Sat- entire Bridgeport exchange with its alslns Administration, Dictaphone, curls .Met Joiile.%' •War\vlck ' 'at Egghen, REizzoe and Judith Zu- Mrs. A. Plscltelli of New Havon full o( pin""' Comptometer, Day and Evening urday. Members .should be ready to --•--"•••";•:-/ -"".-" ,-,"ur'ri,. II'30,000 telephones, report on plans for the New Hav-iS™"y Cieek Monday night. Ho Is, -^^^^ _^ ^„,_^ ^_ Waliack and Mrs. Esther Alexander has returned trom St. Raphael's Sessions. Co-educattonal, Ent«r the author ot this week's "Blind I O""" f t'"'on reel (202,000 miles) Mrs. Harold Bergen, Mrs. Joseph en County 4-H Fair to be held In Hospital to the home or her moth­ At any time, Alley" in which Sam Byrd takes I o^ti^'ephone wire in cable. Insulated ;'Hines, Mrs. Louise, Locarno, Mrs. Alice T. Peterson Woodbridge on August 23. er, Mrs. Rocco Inrantino, vyith her the cake Sam- reminds mo or ="?,<^ f^^'^-^d In^fotective covering pays Robert Wilson, Mrs. Tryon, Mrs. Intant son, Albert, Jr. STONE COLLEGE Taylor Place —> Short Beach Local jurors have been named Santa Clause - he has that jollyi)^" \^ "d^^" '^'« ^^^^'"-^ P"^'^« Loo ZuWallack, and Mrs. Thomas 12D Temple St., New Haven i,ocai jurois nave oeen namea Mipi, loni, that '• '^""^ '°°'= '•"at seeps out every . ailhp Sudac. Guests of the week at Mrs. Earl Fred Barker R Earle Beers GeorKe once a while .Wood ror the fire- That 1^ as much wlie In cable as the Borger wore Mr. George K. More­ Fowlerried Baikoi, Floy, Rd . Ea.lGrlswoldo Beois, , George ,y^^,,^^^, ..Y„„ tipped your!'=°"'P""y^^a'' '"l^l^ atter 34 years Mrs. William Carmody, ot Nowhous e ot Pasadena, Cal., and Mr. ays i Haven, celebrated the date, or her and Mrs. F. D. Balhbun, and fami­ Hartlgan, Charles S. Un °y hat to that lady. Do you know her" ."^ operation. It '^ fough to wrap CORN fED Charles Loeber, and FadHdTe.Flanco: "No. but I'lh wearing my --™ ^^!;<= -'* ^^, ,,,. birth yesterday. Mrs. Carmody Is ly, Mr. August Pornack, Mr. and Our ideal of last, dependable, Iriendly service Mrs. Gordon Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Moore and William Wlgg. brother's hat, and ho knows her." "">»siiy i.s oi couise, inc Dig the rormer Miss Ethel O'Connor ot «*"^ -^^-^"^^S- the beneflt or St, Augustine's R. C. phone on an average ot 18,000 times .spanking, Tuesday, August 19. Ruth Ann Macaltis entertained Church will bo served In the town Carnival a day. Many such plants contain defense communicaiion need is promptly and a number ot rrlends at a hot dog hall on next Wednesday evening V • • more telephones than do, entire efficiently iflet. With us—as with Americans FO>A^L ^"^ „^or- ^« 27c Bobby corning opened packages roast, Monday afternoon, celebrat­ trom sbc until eight o'clock. Mem­ towns and villages in tiie state. everywhere—national defense comes first. FOR l.OCAL NKAVS galore on Tuesday when the follow-. „inmg ,„;her. 9t„„.h. birthday„ — , at the home bers ot the Contraiornity ot the Each individual plant has its , ing rrlends gathered to eat.hts cake or Mrs. Earl Borger Rosary are In charge and will bo KEAD Till!; own specialized telephone require She pays more for cooking with her old stove than the ! and icecream; RicKard MacLaugh-' assisted by other women and girls BRANPdllD ments. These must be met by tele­ KBvrew hln. Dick and Bob Sullivan, Patti Clarence Hoyt, Jr., Is .spending L»29c phone workers, and met as quickly woman next door does with her electric range'. She "'^ff^ and Carol Little, Barbara and Bud the week'With his aunt Martha In oia9c as possible. Every expansion of in­ • IN THE SPOTLIGHT • dustry means a rusii job tor the pays with her health and energy as well as the money Bruce Bryan Nelson, Peggyann, Brantord. By David O. Alber telephone men—and many rush Arlene and Donald McKay, Linda JELUED CORNE^^ ^^ Tho reason so little was heard Devil", but that was many years jobs must be done at the same ' for fuel. She pays, too, with precious time that could and Kada Mort and Jack and Harry Ml-, and Mrs. Olovson announce of Hody Lamarr, Blaniour girl ago. And do you recall John Corning. the birth or a daughter Lynn, on IB-5C of tho screen, Barrymoro making love to Dolores time. Keeping ahead or expanding after she np-Costolio (whom ho subsonuently Industry is just one of the jobs the 'be devoted to her family. V—— • August 10th, tho baby weighs 0 lb. iioarcd wit hi married in real life) in "The Sea 11 oz. Mrs. 01ov,son was Laura Sea- Boast"? One of their soreon telephone company Is doing today. 1 AGENTS INTERVIEW PAACKEREL Re-roof UowlComime Jimmy Stewart strand. in M G M • a kisses lasted forty-nine seconds. As employment Increases and C C C APPLICANTS "Como Live Rudolph Valentino's smacks used payrolls mount, new liomes spring to lost an average of 36 seconds. THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR With Mo" was up overnight. In more tlian one An intermediate enrollment pe­ All roads lead to the carnival that she took « * • given by St. Thcrese's Churcii, Beautij with Shelter a threo-inonth When a bandleader scraps a section or the state, realty dcvolop- is no better off financially, but she riod tor young unemployed. lnex-| vacation. Tho musical stylo at a sacrifice of mento comparable to communities Ipericnced meh in this State, who Augu.st 15 and 10,.at the Public $100,000 wortli pzr' Vienncso ex- that have taken years to grow, are is infinitely better off physically ' desire to join the Connecticut CCC Park. , , stenographer o f bookings, ' .' Vila,nlnsA.Bl. uf„v i.uiBi, who bocamo that's news. being built trom the ground up. The tor a period or six months or long­ HEDY lAMARB fj„nous for hcf! Shop Fields, new tenants wanftelephonos. Their and mentally because she cooks er, will be conducted trom August Mr. and Mrs. LoRoy Murray and THE LEEPER CO. rolo in "ElcstHcy" has been atudy- who originated demands also must be met. sons, LeRoy and Leonard are GREENfP'^,j Freeston' S ing hard to loso her accent, and ' 'Rip pli n g i X 20th to 30th Inclusive. However^ CELERY used much of hor vacation for Rhythm", was f«, electrically. The woman next door local CCC Selecting Agents, located spending the week with Mrs. J. M. 8o obsoBsed \ In tile uortliern part ot the stale. 6 lb. 2,5c Telephone Office 6-8829 — Ees. 4-0725M thut purpose. Thoro arc many who In every Weltare Department Qr Sweeney at Nutley, N. J. taliovQ the accent la part of nor with an idea " 2,000 acres of tarm land have been PEACHES attraction, but sho herself believes for a danco converted into on army air corps places her meals in her electric First Selectman's office in Connec­ A,c,'i -, \ CARR°^^, 649 Elm Street New Haven, Conn. orclicstra com­ I Mrs. Henry Howd is recovering ' F.„cyHipe-Vlla^>" '\t a5c\ '-''•"•:„.„.inc othor\viBo. base, with ha,ngar3, shops and bar­ ticut, win accept* applications or ,WWe-Wa"""'^ %* 4C posed of reeds range, sets the automatic controls ' from tonslUtls. and woodwinds racks. Telephone equipment is as Skyrocketing demands for telephone service Interview any Interested young man '^''".tirvitamlnC BEETS Tho voice you hear on tho air and no brass, essential to the smooth functioning over 18 years of age at any time tl)at ha decided lo drop ma moan extra telephone facilities tnusi bo pro­ and is free to spend her time for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howd had and records that sounds so much of the Army and Navy as It Is to during regular working hours tor in like Bing Crosby's belpngs to Dick pUng rhytlim" complotciy a..- vided. More equipment of every sorl is needed as guests, Mr .and Mrs. Jerry Gron- The World's News Seen Through yj Todd, a rod-hoadod Canadian lad, stort another outOt. His new industrial and civilian lite. Military the entire month. '. I only 27 years old. Todd has been organization contains, in addition establshments present their own to handle the calls which daily flood Connecti­ , „.,„,^ better things than "pot watching." to a rhythm section, nino Baxo- THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR I all over tho world, in a variety teleplione service demands and part cut lines. To meet this situation, Ihis company UNIVERSAL—ELECTRIC ^ ^ An liitenialioiial Daily Neivstmlier X of Jobs ranging from stoker on an nhonlsts who double on various Tile range of "Precision Cookina" ocean froighter to wrestler. To rood instrumonts seldom heard in or the telephone job is to meet them will spend $30,000,000 in 1941 for new construc­ HEINZ tl Trutliful—Constructive—Unbiased—Ptve from Scnsadnnal- V HEINZ give you an idea of how hardy be a popular band. With this com- —at the time they are required. tion and for the operation and maintenance of Um—Editorials Arc Timely and Instructive, and lis Daily A is, he became BO accustomed to blnnUon, Flolds Is deriving tone SEE YOUR ELECTRIC RANGE DEALER >JPPR£CMT/ON CUCUMBER PICKLES Fcattlrcs,^ Together with liio Wtc'-Iy Magazine Section, Matte >; riding a horse bareback when ho colors never bcforo achieved in a In Connecticut, telephone workers present service. BABY FOODS the, Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Monic. \ vraa a boy that the llrat time ho dance unit. aren't faced wth London's problem OR OUR REPRESENTATIVE TODAY! usod a Baddio, ho foil off. of maintaining service under pres­ The Christian Science l^ul>lisl)ing Society X) "One of c scnes of ad/orjiscmonls explain­ Stralntd O <'.ans ,rbV#C V' 21c sure of constant air raids. But the Corcoran-Sundquist Post, No. 83, American One, Norway Street, Boston, Massaciiusetts V If a klBS on iVe screen lasts UKCORD NOTES! Via Schoen'a ing tbo pQtt played in national defense by Legion, expresses appreijiatioii for the patronage Price ill2.00 Yearly, or MOO a Month. it 't^ tlian tidrty seconds today, musicnL background lins a lot to possibilities of sabotage and csplqn- Saturday Issue, including Magazine Scctioi.. $1,60 a Year. V Vlays ofTica seldom passes it. do with the excoUonco of tlio agc must be taken Into account, and of the townspeople at the Bazaar it sponsored FREE Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 23 Cents. A >.4 sometimes cramps a love Andrews Sisters' version ot thercmust be constant guard The Southern New England Telephone Company CONNECTICUT ^jiiGHT & POWER PARKING "Daddy" for Docca ... Boa Wain this week at Hammer Field. ^ine, and brings to mind tho against service interruptions ' due 240 Main St., Branford Name -—. .. ^ 1 olden days when a kiss on thorate s applause for her Victor ver­ sion of '^You Started Something" to other causes. Numerous precau- .1 Bllll Address . — :^. ^ 'nereen was really a kiss, Greta ' Garbo and John Gilbert had their . . . Glenn Miller's "You and 1" tionry steps have been taken. KM Phone 744 Branford, Conn. SAMPLE COPY ON UtiQUEST,^ * lips together for « full forty- lis one of the best he's waxed for Tho citizenship of each of the sevoQ seconds in "Fleah and theI Bluebird in some tiipe^ 'ie«9««S««®0««««»?s«««^'&«W®««M»««:^^^«l>^-6

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THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., AUGUST 14,- 1041. Page Seven August 14, for 2nd big hold-over Side-Splitting week. Baseball Kay Francis, as Donna Lucia, tho Boxing SUMMER THEATRES Montowese Show real aunt, and James filllson I.s Basketball excellent as Jack Chcsnoy,, Pino wt Hockey support Is glypn by Edmund LATEST SPORT NEW ; add terror to the unkotllng of blood Opens Tuesday Owcnn, Anno Baxter, Reginald Football EDITED BY W. J. AHERN and thunder elements of Arnold Owen, ArleenWlielan, Laird Cregnr, Wrestling Ridley's carefully built up mystery Noel Warwick comes through and Norton Lowry. . ' iuvchiins a stranded group ot pas­ again with a sldc-splltllng farce The second big feature Is a pic­ sengers and a super-natural trahi comedy at the Montowese Play­ ture? stirringly dramatlKing.lhe ex­ cnRinccred by ghosts. ^ \ THE QReATEST CATCH house next week in tho form of "See citing adventures ot America's tear- Mercliants Play Double Header Third Field Day Branford Holds Tho vehicle picked up swiftly with My Lawyer" by Richard Malbaum Icssraldo car patrolmen, Coliimbla'« I learned viy flshiny early, Blond Tiger Of Momauguin a vlvklness that leaves the specta­ and Harry Clork. Tho American new action, film, "The Officer and Events Include I7t the walcrs of the sound. Top Positions tor confused to the closing lines. Actors iCompany are seen in full the Lady". Filmed against the With Orange Mohawks Sunday I've seen all kinds and types ot Horton Foole, a goofy golfer, is force as this hilarious comedy bulletspattoring background ot Bocci Contest fish Enters N. J. Assembly Race ill a largo measure responsible for gets under wiiy on Tuesday idtra- modern • warfare waged Which in that sea abound. ]n So. Conn. Loop the breathless enjoyment ot this at 8:45 and continues all week with against gangsters, tho now adven­ Next Sunday at Hammer Field well written story, as Miss Bourne n niallnce on Thursday at 2:45. ture hit features Rochelle Hudson, the state loading Amateur baseball The third annual Field Day of There are blues and blacks and Branford held tho two top spo^s Howard Wellington Stepp, Former East Haven Boy 'See My Lawyer" Is a comedy Bruoo Bennett and Roger Pryor in Shoreline League the Italian-American Social Club describes him, "Things like him arc team, tlio Orange ' Mohawks, will perhaps cod. ot the Southern Conn. Softball Places Name On Republican Assembly Ticket In ciily found In cheese." concerning Leo, Russo, and tho loading roles. , play a t\V|in bill with the Branlord will be held Sunday, August 24, at (These i've seen with my oion eyes) league this week when the last O'Rourke, a trio of impecunious the clubhouse In Beach Street. The Princeton, Few Jersey. John Hampshire, Patricia Coatcs, As an added attraction there is Merchants. The hard hitting Mo­ Yes It is i/ie country's, leading man year's champions, the Sportsmeii Joseph Sullivan and Bottina Prcs- New York lawyers, searching des­ the newest March Of Time hawks will have Micky Finn, Hill ST>;iLNDIhl(^ nUalr will begin al; 10 A.M. and will Who aathered in the prize. grabbed the early leadership In the Howard Wellington Stcpp, Hill- cott aro cast as two-somes and perately tor a client, fn order to "England's 8,000,000 Yankees." liou.se aee, and A( tUclbfcUlo to do continue until 0 In the evening. State chairman of the Commission make expenses while waiting for 1.000 second round of play after making house graduate, former swimming Horlon Poole make favorable impressions. Also tho latest news of the day. the hurling with' Captain 'Peto Six prizes will be awordcd with the For with fishing rod within his a poor showing in the first round. for" Polish Relief, Stepp has fre­ business, they rent office space to 1 0 • 3 ' .750 drawing at 0 P. M. Jane Rose, playing Miss Bourne, SEE YOU IN THE 'MOVIES Nechlas 'jjchlnd the plate. grasp The Tatt; Diner ten of Hamdeh, coach at Yale University, and win­ quently appeared as speaker before is the hit of tho week as a spinster diminutive Mr. Schneerer, a typical YOUR MOVIE GUYED In their' first engOBoinent at Rice Branford 8 4 .007 Among the events will be a boccl ner of a roomful ot cups and tro­ gatherings ot the Trenton Polish ambulance chasing lawyer", and He cast out far and wide. wiriners Of the first round, foupd Weird Thriller who breaks her pledge and wakbs Miircella Powers Field thb Merchants wore defeated Salem „., .043 contest at 10:30, a ple-catlng con­ And gathered a prime minister phies has allowed his name to be community. He has also extended accept without pay tho services ot CJioster ., .417 the local team a different proposi­ up with a bighead. In a' twin' bill. But royongo looks test and climbing the greased pole. To confer at his side. tion this week and lost to Tony placed for candidacy on the Re­ his activities along these linos to Loraine Stuart contributes the pretty Fay Frankly who is engaged sweet wlt\i the' return of Bob Spor- Westbrook '.214 There will be refreshments and Proves Mystery to lawyer Lee. Her father has sot Torello's team by a 12 to 8 margin. publican Assembly ticket. the chairmanship of the Red Cross desired dramatic effect and in­ Pequot Theatre ry, slugging first' baseman and Cromwell 2 11 .187 dancing. I First Aid Committee for this dis­ Slightly Wacky the boys up in an office and Madison .187 There's bound to be wild versions •^he HUitop Service Station team The Sunday Times — Advertiser creases tlie mystery ot an already pitcher tb aid the Merchant's SabI Dcsidoro Is chairman of the Of our prexy'i fishing trip' trict. At Montowese supplies them with food, anticipa­ I'ri., Sat.—Au(,'. I'ylC, gained the second spot after a of Trenton has this to say: Involved plot. She's a double for ting that Lee will someday be a cause. For the Merchant's Blake field day and Solly Donadio Is as But it's still the greatest fishing, It had been Poland's purpose to Kathorinc Hepburn. Comedy Coming Davis, Boti'Spbrry or the sensation­ Two runs In the sixth Inning en­ slstant chairman. thrilling overtime joust with the Howard W. Stepp, whose home success. After a scries of events TlioSliilo Tlieiitre, lliirll'onl roopens its doiir.s I'lir the now seUHnii Book Nights oveiy Pri, & Sat. Ever done upon a ship. New Haven Americans In which address Is Grenwood Ave.,' Law- develop a long-range program Myslritied audiences are enjoy­ Ronald Sherman's characteriza­ al pitcher Ed Potela, wijii db the abled'Guilford to win 4-2 over Sa­ The Boccl tournament will be ing the jitters this week during which leads to the snaring of a of i^reat slaj^o iiiid soroon shows on Kridiiy, August --, bringing tlio lem yesterday and thus keep a —W. J. A. the garagemeri wbh 12 to 11. rencevllle, but whose athletic fame looking to a powerful bid for hon­ tion of a country station master is To Stony Creek client who has loo much money and Lionel Atwill, Anno Nagol in hurling irid'tiou Lepro \ylll do the conducted by a committee consls- —. V ors in the 1D40 Olympics, and Stepp Noel Warwick's smootli functioning startling. Philip Cary Jones com­ Kroiilest biirnige i>l' liiU),'lis iiiid InlonI, ever U) liit Hartford. On the receiving;^ "^' ; • '' , clean slate In tho Shore Line Ing ot Frank Fcrrlaolo, chairman, bulks into international propor­ needs the protection of the schome- BtHRc, Pliil lliirri.s, finiious n.s

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yaga Eight THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANPORD, CONK., AUGUST 14, 1041 sponsored by officials and attended by over loo fellow workers and of the freshman class. THE HOME TO\VN PAPER /? Lester J. Nichols friends. Business Directory of THE HOME NEIVSFAPER IS A EAST HAVEN On December 8, 1870, tho Rev. E. College Notes Miss Betty "Miller will enter Lar­ BRANFORD—NORTH BRANFORD VITAL FORCE IN EVERV TOWT* C. Baldwin, a Congregational min­ son Junior College where she has STONY CREEK—PINE ORCHARD Completes 75 Yrs. 42 Inch Sink and Tub Combinations PORTRAYINO AS IT DOES Mr. and Mrs. Emllc Thomas ot John Dorcn, 0 Tatl Street has ister, officiated at the marriage of been given a two year scholarship. SHORT BEACH — INDIAN NECK Mr. Nichols and Miss Alice Eveline She was graduated from the East $29.95 complete. Toilet Outfits GRANNIS CORNER—MORRIS LOCAL HAPPENINOS IN Athens, QcorEln, liiivo been visit­ been a-sslgned for duty In Panana. Continued from pag* one Miss Ann Reynolds, daughter ing friends In East Haven. Cook, daughter ot Capt. and Mrs. Haven High School m June and is with scat $14.95. Ba,thtub5 $18.45. COVE—EAST HAVEN FAMILIAR LANGUAGE president. He recalled the earlier of Judge and Mrs. Edward Rey­ the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EetJieto Samuel Cook, ot Brantord at whose A picnic was held August 7 at days when fittings wore counted nolds of Thompson Avenue, East Wall Basins $5.75. The Conn. AND EAST HAVEN NEWS A shore dinner will bo held by Mansflelds Drove. The picnickers home ho boarded when he first Charles H. Miller of Bradley Ave., one by one. It was Mr. Nichols who Haven, has been accepted as a East Haven. Plumbing Si Heating Materials members of the Foxon Congrogn- were; Mrs. Louis Arotsky and came to Branford. The couple had VOL. XIV—No. 18 daughter Doris, Mrs. John Bogretle struck upon the Idea by counting one child, Elsie L, Nichols, who member of the freshman class at Co, 1730. State St., Neiv Haven. Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, August 21, 1941 11 tlonal Church tomorrow evening In Regis College In Massachusetts. Price Five Cents the Community Holl. The commit­ and Sons Jackie aiid Eddie, and thorn by weight. married Morlo E. Towner, also a Phone 6-0028. I I tee .Is headed by Mrs. Wesley Prann Mrs. Pritz Zettergrcn with her two Working on arrangements tor the dranford resident. Legal Notice children Ellen-and George Also at­ aftair were May Palmer, Arlone For about two years before his Miss Constance Savlllc, daughter and Charles H. Hotchklss. of Mr. and Mrs. James Savlllc of tending Was Betty Kandotsk. Plorson, Ann Dolon, Dominie marriage, Mr. Nichols had con­ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS TYPEWRITERS — ALL MAKES School Teachers Red Men Charter James Lathrop West Haven Host Kindergarteners Five Teachers Bontatlbus, Frank Qulnn and ducted a penmanship class In a 327 Main Street, East Haven will Lester Nichols . Mr. and Mrs. Edward LaPolnte of enter St. Raphael's Hospital In New Notice is hereby'given to all tax­ Convenient Terms Elm Street Imve boon entertaining Masters Iver Johnson and Allan Marjorle Bartholomew. room over the store ot EH Rogers, payers of the town of Branford, East Haven Park Friday , To State Asked To Enroll Medd, both of Forbes Place, left Mr. Nichols was born In Middle- located In Main Street and at one next month where she will begin New, Rcbullts, Rentals, Portables, Report For Duty Recalls Days Was Influence Resign Posts their son, Roymond of Framing- her training for nursing. resident and non-resident, that the ham, Mass. Sunday to vacation at Camp bury,* February 17, 1840, the son of time, the class had over 40 mem­ second half ot the list of 1940 is Supplies For 1^0 Men Hazeh. Joel S. and Avis Hoag Nichols and bers. Fire Companies On September 2 With Schools Miss Laura Jane Adams, daugh­ due .and payable on August 4, 1941. RELIANCE TYPEWIIITER CO. Tuesday, Sept. 2 Trolleys Ran In Page's Life Mr. and Mrs. William P. Dojon, is a lineal decondant of Sargoant Many ot his long hand letters Unless the second half Is paid on The Mr, and Mrs. Club of the Old Francis Nichols an original settler are preserved tor their excellence ot ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. C. B. GUY, Mgr. The joint state picnic of tho First Sclectitian Charles F. Schall The Board ot Education announ­ 11 Barker Street arc on a vacation or before September 4, 1941, inter­ School will reopen at the regular members ot the Improved Order of ot West Haven' will deliver the op­ At tho monthly meeting of tho Stone Church hold a summer of Stratford. When he was about penmanship and contents. Adams of Tuttlc Place, East Haven, hours, daylight saving time, on There came a day, back In IBOfl The following letter was received ces that because the members ot tho trip. will enter the freshman cla.ss at Al- est at the rate of 5/10 of one per Telephone 7-2738 Red Men and the Degree of Poca­ when Stony Creek residents hast­ ening address 'at the State tre­ this morning: Kindergarten must not exceed tho Board ot Education held at the meeting at the cottage ot Mr. and 10 years old the family moved to He was one of the Incorporators cent per month or any fraction 109 Crown Street, New Haven Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1941. mens Convention Friday morning high school, tho resignations of Mrs. Ellsworth W. Cowles on the New Haven. The new Nichols resi­ of the Branford Savings Bank In bortus Magnus College next month. hontas of Conn, to be held this ened to their doors to welcome the The Olives number that can bo efficiently Mr. and Mrs. Russeir Mallln. ap­ Asks For Aprons heart of Stony Creek. Thlrty-flvo experience In OolUnsvlUc. ed a high marl; when he establish­ tine, James Mellpr, Harold Board- years have passed, yellow jitneys Donaldsons Die highway In this town, the contents • r-VT-4-. . pointment to a Job with the City ed the company's cost department. man, Robert ante, Heibert Gallau- Of Pre;;SchooIs BACHELOR SERVICE Housing Authority. >^'\!fe have had their day and,the trolleys (or any part thereof) ot any cess­ Finally at the annuol meeting of det, Francis Reynolds, Eugene For Annual Sale Of the 83 examinations made at pool or sink. „ Rodney, Charles Lehr, Harry Into Stony Cieck arc_comc and After Collision in tho concern's board of directors on fionp, never.to,come agalrC^j- the Siimmer •aound-up here the No poyson shall throw Into or de. Custodian Staff i,Ai/-J Corcoran-Sundqulst Post No. 83 June 11, IBOl, he was elected secre­ V^i-'^i '•^n::r^i;Bzeaui-^Clarcncc\ Bradley,' John The Branford conirrilttcc of the posit In any vault, sink, privy or voted Tuesday evening to purchase V first part of-the summer the phys­ tary, and he has held that post ^hern, 'C?rl' Blobmguist, Robert Children's Community Center, 1400 ical defect rcporlr Is as follows: South Carolina cesspool, any offal, meat, fish, gar 15 of the twenty five dollar Defense ever since. WILLIAM E. DAVIES Richardson, Mduflce Smith, Fritz Whitney Avenue, New Haven, held bage, or any other substance ex­ Named By Board Tel. 572-2 — 572-3 Bonds. This represents the profits L\- Toxoid, 41; vaccination, 28; vis- Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. In 1036, when he marked his 70 5 REMINGTON STREET Peterson, Nathan Kolbln, George a meeting yesterday In the home Visiting Nurses Ion, 15; skin, 7; tonsils 32; glands cept that of whlcii such place Is tho from the Bazaar conducted this I, • • > *' 1 Hansen,' and Lewis Hamilton. Arthur 11. Donald.son, former resi­ The following routine appoint­ week at Hammer Field. year ot tmlnterrupted service, ho of Mrs. Beauford H. Reeves, Pine 9; heart 4; hernia 1; feet and legs appropriate receptacle. B. W. Nelson, Prop. was tho guest of honor at a dinner „'. ! > ' I HAMD.EN, CONN. 11*. -'fv-~ '*€-(' J^i Due to the fact that there will be Orchard, chairman. Plans were dents of New Haven who died fol­ V . ments were made at a recent meet­ V Announce List 5; posture ID; referred to M. D. 18; lowing a collision In Walterboro, ing of the Board of Education: Miss \ \y-'k^:f' no business conducted at the Instal made for the annual benefit to be referred to Dentist 72; prophylaxe , latlon of off leers on Sept. 9th, a held at the Children's Center on S. C, while en route here on a va­ Alice Warner, secretary to the su­ Of Committees given 56; nutrition 1. cation visit to' Branford was held Mary K. Reiner, perintendent; Miss Rosalind Moc- Granite Bay Pets Can't Turn . special business meeting will be Saturday, Sept. 13. : V held at the armbry at 8:30 P M The local committee Will be In from the parlors ot Beocher and klevlcz, secretary to tho principal; Daniel Brandrlff Jarlltor of Short by Ingcborg HirUcIcii "Five years ago, I purchased an All- Monday, Aug. 25th to clear up all charge of the apron and tea-towel Mrs. Harold Baldwin announced Bennett yesterday. George Swift Economy Mrs. Roy Enquist Mrs. Donaldson, the former Cath­ Beach School; Charles Goler, Jani­ Mr. and Mrs. R. Moore of Spring­ On Fan So Here's ! Season gas range from your Mr. Ely for business necessary before the new booth with Mrs. R. Earle Beers, today, that the following will as­ officers assume their duties. All chairman. There will be many at­ sist her as chairman of the food erine McCarthy ot Branford, was tor of Canoe Brook School; Thom­ field, Mass. visited Thursday with • my home at 5 Remington St., Hamden. Are Married as Hopper, Janitor pt Laurel and Plumbing Mr, and Mrs. Donald Hayward. How To^Be Kind' members are. urged to attend that tractions at the benefit. sale to be conducted at the Pine Opens Her Home Instantly killed In the South Caro­ •c.^c "We have used this range for heating p the new officers may take over with Contributions will be received by Orphard Club, September 3rd for lina crash. Her husband, Arthur, The marriage ot Miss Mary Ka- Harrison Avenue Schools; Francis Mr. and Mrs. Evcrltt Carlson, a clean slate.' : ' any member ot the local commit­ the benefit ot the Branford Visit­ 50, who formerly was associated thryn Reiner, daughter of Mr. and Pfaff, Janitor of Indian Neck ' After alK thoy can't turn on the for five full years and find it cleian and For Card Party School; Joseph Schohck, Janitor of & Heating Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hallden, Mr. electric fan and so— • __ _v ^~ tee which Includes the following ing Nurse Association: Mrs. Ed­ with the accounting department of Mrs. Alexander Reiner Reiner ot economical. My wife and I both work the Winchester Repeating Arms Harbor Street School; Wmiam and Mrs. Gordon Benson attended Dr. E. F. Schroeder, Chief Vet­ during the day, and it is a pleasure dur­ Mrs. Beauford H. Reeves, Mrs. R. ward Garrlty, Mrs. Hugh McLeod, The Women's Republican Club Ivy Street to Mr. George Swift, ot a theatre party last Tuesday at the Earle Beers, Mrs. Dana L. Blanch- Mrs. Clarence Kimball, Mrs. Ed­ Company, died 24 hours later. Bradley St., was soletnnlzed Satur­ Spargo, Janitor of Stony Creek Supply Co. erinarian of the Angell Memorial Former Resident Club win sponsor a garden party School; Oscar Potts, Janitor of Stony Crook Theatre. Animal Hospital stair, makes other ing the fall and winter to come home to ard, Mrs. Alfred Burr, Mrs. A. W. win Maddern, Mrs. Wllllani Rice, Several years ago the couple had day afternoon In tho First Con­ a warm kitchen without having lo build Wednesday, August 27, at the liome High and Junior High Schools; Ed­ Boilers — Radiators proposals tor the comfort of ani­ Bowman, Mrs. F. T. Catlln, Mrs. Huldah Foote, Mrs. E. L. Bartholo­ of Mrs. Roy C. Enquist, Main Street, moved, to Lake Worth; Florida, and gregational Church. The ceremony a fire or remove ashes. . Developes Park E. G. L. Craig, Mrs. Samuel A. mew, Mrs. Frank Blgelow, Mrs. Al­ wore on their way for a vacation was performed by tho Rev. B. Ken­ ward Tbbln, Janitor of High and A birthday picnic was held Sun­ mals In tho heat of midsummer. Short Beach. Added to the com­ Junior High Schools. Gras Steam Radiators day In honor of John Kells. Guests Grlswold, Mrs. John H. Hart, Mrs. ex Mlchaelson, Mrs. Ray Barnes, visit with friends and relatives ot neth Anthony. A program of nup­ Wearing fur coats tho year around, , "It is the best thing yi?e have ever had, mittee as previously announced were John Kells, Mr. and Mrs. some ot them feel the heat Just as In Wallingford Alden Hill, Mrs. William E. Hltclfr Mrs. George Hansen, Mrs. Earle the time of the accident. tial music was played by Miss Re­ . V— '— Bathroom Fixtures and we would not be without it at any coat." are Mrs. V. T. Hammer, Jr., tickets; Mrs. Robert Kells, Gall and Robert much as human beings do. cock, Jr., Mrs. Norman V. Lamb, Beers, Mrs. Alfred Burr, Mrs. Vic­ Mrs. William L. Wilson, tables and They leave a daughter, Ethel becca Smith, Mrs. Frederick Adams All Kinds — at Low Cost Donaldson, ot Lake Worth. Mr. DRAINAGE PROJECT Kells, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kells, "Horses," he says, "should not bo (Signod) WILLIAM E. DAVIES A park has been developed in Mrs. Thomas F. Paradise, Mrs. Ho­ tor Hutchinson, Mrs. D. W. Owens, Mrs. M. D. Stanley, publicity. As of Terryvlllo sang "I Love You ward Prann, Miss Olive Pratt, Mrs. Donaldson leaves two brothers, Truly" and "Oh Promise Me.'! NEARS COMPLETION Also Selected Mrs. Walter Hod^ock, Loulso and forced to carry too heavy loads and 5 Remingtoa St., Hamden, Conn, connection with the spacious prop­ Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. an added attraction a noted palm­ Leona Haddock and William Kells. they should be given generous erty owned by Clarence L. Sibley, M. D. Stanley and Mrs. M. Pler- Archer Knowlton. ist will be present. Douglas of this city and William F. The brldo was attended by Miss AT GRANITE BAY amounts ot cool water and allowed who Is known here, and Is tho son pont Warner. Contributors arc asked to leave : V Donaldson ot Chicago. Leona Johnson of Harbor Street, USED PLUMBING in _ V . • and Even Dozen Club members met to rest at frequent Intervals." of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles V food at the Health Center by noon WILL BE INDUCTED as maid ot honor, the bridesmaids Yesterday's work completed tho this week with Mrs. Arthur Hall- Here Is a list ot dont's for ani­ Sibley. Mr. Sibley has been rais­ MISS CLARE BOOTHE, as the food sale will start at one Harry Joseph Paul of Bo.ston Post Ladles Roma Society members were Mrs. David H. Stevens ot first part ot a WPA drainage pro­ HEATING SUPPLIES don with Miss Ingrld Llnd as hos­ mal owners to <'o in order to keep ing more than 100 varieties of rare o'clock. Card playing will follow. Road Vincent Frank Ralola, 8 Hap- are planning to hold an annual Short Beach, Miss Gertrude Wood ject at upper Granite Bay which tess. Miss Jennie Llnd won the Dobbin and Fido and Fluff happy birds and due to the fact that the AUTHOR-PLAYWRIGHT V son Ave. and Matthew Harry masquerade dance at the Italian ot Pine Orchard, Miss Bernadetto Included laying pipes In the vicini­ Tolophono 8-4047 door prize. all summer long. -,j^,-mri>.-:.j;:^.?J- public has been taking a rapidly TELLS OF FAR EAST The Branford Committee of tho Zacher ot 101 West Main Street will American Club on Saturday eve Paquln ot West Haven, and--; Miss ty of the John Bartrow house tor- !)1 "Water St., New Haven Don't allow pots to remain in hot increasing interest In the collection Children's Center will hold Its be Inducted Into service by the nlng, October 25th. Prizes will be Agnes Christopher ot New'Haven. rest and Union Streets. Mrs. August Herlth entertained sun. -ft ml he developed the park In order that annual sale on September 3. local Draft Board on September 5. awarded. Frederick A. Swltt, brotherbt the Upon instructions ' from Wash­ Don't leave pets In stifilng hot a . people might view the birds to a Mr. and Mrs. John Hlncks of tho Continued on page five ington to put WPA riien into de­ cars. greater advantage. Anchorage, Pine Orchard, will en­ V fense work the project was com­ ^rer a thousand tertain at a cocktail party Friday Don't overload work-hor.sos. Heretofore, the only way In which Owner Transforms Old Grist Mill FUNERAL SERVICE pleted by five or six town em­ Don't fall to provide ample cool afternoon for Miss Clare Boothe, ployees. V they could be seen was from the author and playwright. Miss Boothe HELD ON TUESDAY IF NOT CONVENIENT TO CALL-- water. roadway, adjoining the farm, but Historic Spot Will Be Opened By show room and dwelling. Attention Foundry, Fulling- Mill, Grist MUl Realizing that the. pipe line on Don't allow dogs near freshly- families in the New who In private life Is Mrs. Henry Union Street should- be extended of late crowds Increased to such R. Luce, wife of the editor of Life Nils Ahlberg As Antique Sales­ Is being given to preserve the grace­ Mrs. Catherine Wadstrom, who sprayed plants. an extent that greater facilities ful roof lines and general contour. Tea Boom and Laundry, Have to Grove Street tho selectmen in­ and Times magazines, will be in room—Proprietor Comes From passed away Saturday at the home Don't permit dogs to chase balls »J«S—~^S^ were necessary. Pegged beams and rafters are be­ at 'Various Times Operated at of Mrs. Anna Ericson of Chestnut structed the workmen to continue on beach. Haven territory en­ New Haven earlier In the day v/hete Long Lino of Cabinet Makers. ing replaced where necessary by to that point whore a catch basin Borrow by Mai Mr. Sibley's collection includes 70 she will address a luncheon meet­ This Historic Spot. Street was 92 years of age. She was Don't let dogs chase automobiles.