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THE BBANJORD REVIEW'- EA8T HAVEN WEWS Tlnirsday, October 3, 1948 JMM LIU MEMOivIAL LIBh..KY PAGE EIGHT E,.ST 1|U\ Adequate Insurftice coverage of any.which would include the very im- Northern Europe, who had fled native lands. Such is the heritage typc for Iho town Is vested in those'pQ^tant statistical Imtormatlon, all DELIVERED BY MAIL ONLY elected to office, they may seel{ 1^^ ,„j„g^ {^ essential for the cn-What O+her Editors weare asked to ore.?crve. Isn't It ADDRESS OOMMUNICATIOKa From Our Readers worth anho ur In church one day In NORTH BRANFORD councll. But t»}=y f""^'',*"';:" °y"'llghtehment of the taxpayers es- Are Thinking About seven? Think it over,, SUBSCRIBE NOW rTTTT -• -^»—-T-irsan their resDonslb 1 ly to otlicrs, un-: ° , , . , . , TO P. 0. BOX 153 tiimmi—1 i-iin'i-r—rviwmnmrrrTMi \ 23 Wlltord Ave less so voted by. a- town meeting: pcclally those wishing to know Bridgewater Independent Church street announce the talrth lljp Eaat Mman N^uts ServlciiS In the local churches on \ '• Brantord, Conn The Selectmen have nothing to do^whore their tax money goes. The of a son. Rlcharii. I'aul, nt the Sopt, 30, 1940 ARIEIUCA'S IIERITAGI; Sunday Include: with Insurance or malntainance of report that you pick up Mondoy, Hospital of St. Raphael on Sept. 10. Editor school property. It Is entirely under Q^^ ,J^J,^ ,,,j|] i,;. lacking the names Each Friday evening the radio Rangers Provide Combined With The Branford Review St. Augustine's K, 0. ChUFcb Zion Parish Guild met recently at Brantord Review Ihe supervision of the Board of ^^ ^^^ cmnloyecs and salaries paid spokesman for a well-known ol! Rev. John J. McCarthy, pastor, For School Team VOL. Ill—NO. 6 the home of Mrs. Warren Richmond Branford, Conn. Education, to them. jcompany ends his spiel something East Haven, Connecticut, Thursday, October 10, 194C Frank Frawley, organist and choir of Notch Hill Road, Two Dollarg Per Year Dear Editor: I am not adverse to any changes • What Is the real reason that tlie'like this: "Over the Week-end the director The Annual Autumn Silver Tea I was very much interested In an On Wednesday evening the Board Masses at 7 and 0:15 that might be made to save the ^^^^^^^ ..^^^^ Fathers'.' have church bells throughout the land for ths benem of the iZlon parish Item appearing In the Branford taxpayers money, but I am of Manager.^ of the Rangers Foot aavcrs.e ^.j^^j^^ j^,, yj„g ^^ deprive the ring out their call to worship; At- ball team met with some of the Ancient Silver Rev'o'XrtSeT'paslor °l'o"d RL'"''on'^d^afXr" R-^^^ Budget Gets Hearing Jp^^f\.iS:o^i^^^ rooa^^^~^^Z^:\t^^^^^^^^ .'." ---.to P-erve your American herlt- members of the school staff to wind years? Could'it be that they prefer age." There is more In that Injunc up the attalr.s of the As.soclation. STRICTLY LOCAL and choir director. Iwell as a collection c,t '='^' I'''' ^^"ll^^d i^^de Interesting reading; one only partially told. Is Used At The TOWN TOPICS li:00 Morning wbfship not to ."ihow names and amounts tion than appears to a casual •J'he foUnwlng members of the ^ 'Z^yZ pCcro'a& -wev--^- TZ Z.X^ X.s.-.ttheabove,notasamem- paid out? lllstener. It has been saUlof the early governing board present were Leo Rev, rrnnols J, Smith,- Rector,'on ber of the Board of Education, but A LITTLE ABOUT THIS AND THAT At Stormy Session 0;4B Sunday School—The smaller tor liome use, Is It possible that the voters of settlers of Hew England that' they Hlbson, Milton Anderson and Rev. Stone Church covered by Insurance. as one who 4s Interested In the the town have become so apathetic' were "brought lilther by their ven- William West. Mrs, William Carney, children will meet In the, bhatie!,| The Mohawk Trial and a short future welfare of Branford. BY PAUL H. STEVENS Town Hall Auditorium Jammed | Mr. Cox said, lor the purchase ot und the older pupils will meet in trip Into Vermont proved most in- As Retiring Chairman of the as to allow a few; (and I mean a eratlon for the Christian religion.' Mrs Flora Sherman, Dennis Rayan, The historical silver communion WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN Board of Education, I feel It Is my RESPfeCTIFTJLLY YOURS fj^, power hungry citizens the wiiat was true of the Pllgrlmsand Robert Budette and Philip Sherman By Voters Who Hear Requests a new school bus, delivery of which cups of the atone church which are the church itercstlng to a group of l-U'ers and Discussed Item By Item—Por- their parents and friends over the duly to enlighten the readers of R. F, Bailey right to take away the Imtormatlon Puritans wns In a large measure also members ol the governing Is hoped for January 1,1947, An ap now In sate keeping at the Yale Art Zion Eplfwflpal Cli»r«li your paper as to the status of In to attend the mn:l Approval Next Monday propriation of $3,400 for school re Uvcrybody Gives! new owners. Mr, and Mrs, O. K. 'weekend. that you should have I true of the transplanting of Euro- board were unable THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Museum In New Haven were 9:30 Holy Eucharist will be celo surance on School Property. 23 Wlltord Ave This may be only a beginning— |pean civilizations to the shores of meeting. Bart Gaffncy and Malcolm Night. pairs was also listed; Itnnsom, Into a very attratiilve four Brantord, Conn, The largo .iitk-ndiiuce Monday uifjht and the interest tnUen li.v so brought back to the church Sunday Don't forgot the Community room lionic. The house Is now bcln« M^'^Ul R, Hawkins, organist andJTABOU EVANCMA^. LDI'IIEIIAN Early this year, the Board of Ed Watch your step folks. .both North and South America. Llnaley coaches of .the Rangers Mr. Sullivan explained that a Chest. ucation called In for conference all Oct. 1, lD4fl By the way—I am not running for vvhatever may have been in theFootbal l team were al.so present. many nion und wonii'ii in town alTairs, wns in our opinion, a very A two and a half hour session In morning for use at the World-Wide omiilclcd on Tlimpson street about choir director, cnuROu local Insurance agents Who carry i KNOWI-EDGE VS lONOKANCE good sign tliiU the Town ^^eelin^ Sy.steni is JJar from clead, ulthougli the Town Hall Monday night, $1,500 appropriation tor sewage Is Communion Service which was a mllo north of Iloiilc 80. A beauti- RflV. Emll a. Swanson, Pastor any office. back of the mind' ot Christopher Superintendent GlUis, Princlpil Campaign got underway here Confirmation service will be held on school property, ] For many more years than'l can R, P. Bailey Columbus, it was a religious motive Fagerstroiij, Joseph Mayo and cerliiinly it docs need some improvement. marked by stormy discussion and for further planning. He said that largely nitended. Rev. William a. tal red stone chhiuicy .jlias ,.bc«ii tel. 730 79 Hopacp AVemio | Insurance a preliminary sewerl plan has Just Monday with Carl N. Ilniison di at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church P. S. he played up in persuading the 'coaches Raymond Smith and Alfred "Boiling tlown'' a Iwo und a halt' luiur .session to ii seiuit half several check list votes, was some West preached the communion recting local workers. built at one side, n garnee nt ,.thc on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Friday,^ October i-amren-u'^^^^^^^^ by the select- Knowledge of the above came to, Spanish court to finance htis firstiPullano represented the school dozen ijiiragvaphs, as we have tried to do in tliis weelc's i,ssue, is thing novel In East Haven, where been completed by Town Engineer sermon, and hia subject was "Men rear, and wlien It Is complcled It when the Rt. Rev, Frederick G. Choir rehearsal at 3,« ». «• Baldwin and Walter Palmer. We'men, a very complete and compre- light, when the Clerk to the Select-' voyage of discovery. During the! The board of governors voted to no easy tusk. There was nuuUl Siiid und done thut was worthwhile for a number ot years past action Charles Miller and ithat a sewer as reflectors." Town meeting Monday night was will make a slelitly little dwelUnr on the town budget at the annual Budlong, D. D, win make his annual HL"'nf»?',^'^s ?n th7 TZ So^l^oraT Asscmtly.jlTh'e setting:;;.up,., of .district relieves , outlyiiig the General Assembly, -was appoint ing reached, , .|j cut administered the rite ot confir The many friends of Mrs. 1;DUIB Uranturd at Iholt dinner meetbig liojiiimiuiities .in any, town, froiih ^.paying"; tire taxes /..tpj, the sewers' ed;ln July;,:_^_'';., ;':;,.,;. ^ :,v,:._. ^Led by carl NrTifeae.ii,.vpluntqer mation at 11 o'clock Sunday mornr Barbary pt Forbes jijlace, wish lier last 'Huirsday nlglit at Howard :';|]i§y^,ealinbt'Tenjo3v'THE^peci'al^^^ ex- "Vat-loiis speakers 'were "lieard . on workers in East Hi'ven. have been ing in Christ Episcopal church at a a sj)cc
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Tlnirsg-vy, Octoboi-10, 1948 Thm-sday, October 10. 1046 THE BRANrORD REVMiy? » EAST HAVEH ySWa PAGE TWO THE BRANFOED EEVlisW' - EAST HAVEK HEW8 PAGETKREB shower bouquet of bridal roses. Mrs, Mrs, K. P. Beers ol Iluntlnglon, h, 1. CHURCH OK OUR lADY Miss Malone To CIIUKGU AUCTION NEl'S Dorothy Walters sister of the bride Town Topics Mrs. McNeil spent Wednesday in OF POMPEt, FOXON PARK Anfiques Wanted Schoolchildren MORE THAN $500 groom, was matron of honor. She New York with Mrs, Uecra. Rev. Raymond A. Muloahy, Pastor Tracy Redding Gives Wed^Mr. Motti The All-Church Auction held Momauguin News was attired In an Ice blue gown of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schuermann Sunday Masses, 8 and 10:30 A. M. OLD CHINA Tuesday night lu the Parish House enjoyed a pleasant trip to New York A large attendance Is looked for Rally Behind Mr.and Mrs, James M, Malone bf of the Stone Church brought \i\ a s»J taijeta and net and carried a Bou PRINTS This Is It! quet of pink tea rojics, fhe two one day last week, visiting the at the Style Show to be held Thurs STARS IN GAME VICTORIAN FURNITURE Talk To Rotarians 09 Frank street announce the com total of more tlian five hundred Bf Mrs. Blanche O'Connor ferred to the Pacinc. bridesmaids: Miss Barbara Ha.ll of races and other places of Interest. day, Oct. 17 at the High school au Eiigene "Chic" DeFllllppo grad-^ "Bundle" Drive ing marriage ot their daughter, dollars foe the Church debt fund. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chadcayne Benjamin Ambrose and Salvat«re ditorium under the Joint ausplxes OLD mil. FURNITURE Helen Tlierese, to Mr. G, Peter heT auditorium Was filled with a East Haven's Newest Store Bt, Vincent dc Paul R. C. church, of Henry street attended the wed 02 Henry street and Miss Mabel uate of class of 1942, starred for Tr.icy Redding, New Haven Ro- Ideally situated and laid out for n Ambrose attended the New York of the Hostess Club and the Dean Holy Cross football team, against POLISH taiiaii and an executive of the New School children of East Haven Mottl son of Mr. and Mrs, Peter capacity crowd and the bidding pastor, Itcv. William O'Brien; ding of Mrs. Chadeayne's brother, Oths of George street wore pink Shop. There will be prizes for those day camp. Next year It will haye curates. Rev, Joseph B|ickley, Rev. silk Jersey gowns and carried bou Buslncs.s Sliow and also saw the St. tbe University of Detroit last Sat Haven Y.M . C. A„ was the speaker have been busy all week cleaning Mottl of Bm-kcr street. The wedding was brisk. Robert A. Cadwell to Francis All- lAiuis-Broaklyii ball game last attending, Young ladles of the NILS AHLBERG facilities.lor a hundred or moi-e will take place Oct. 14 at St. Vincent Mrs. l^obcrt Poster, general WlUlam Myers, Sunday Mass' 9:30 verl or Spring alreet New travon In quets of yellow tea roses. urday, at Worcester, Mass. He last Thursday at the meeting of the boys. out their closets and packaging up llhursdayi High school will model the new fall Hotary club following the luncheon outgrown clothes and shoes. ' pre do Paul's church In Taylor avenue, Chairman desires to extend tlianks A. M. Center Churcli, Monday morning, styles and the public s cordially In kicked the winning field goal, six At The Old Mill It has'bcen decided not to use the Christ church, Momauguin Branch •,T1JB brides brother William O, teen seconds before the close of .served by the ladles of St, Vincent paring lor the "Bundle Days" cloth to all who In any way participated Gifth aven The couple will make their home In camp far extended camping because Mlrlok, served, as best man, and the Miss Carolyn ' Strandbcrg and vited. Saltonstall Place and Main Street dePaul's church. ing collection drive which started TAYtOU-RUSSKLi; and especially to Auctioneer Alex Bev. Alfred Clark, reolor, 8:30 A. M. Stuart, Fla. the game. DeFllllppo's forward Phone 4-2410 East Haven of its clos& proximity to the homes ' Morning Prayer and sermon, ushers were Warren Anderson and Miss Gloria LaFoc have Joined the passing wos superb. Wednesday and continues until Fri Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman Russell Doran and Mrs. Dorau whose The regular monthly meetings of Raymond. Matthews. staff of Nash, Incorporated In Main OlflhavMi, Ea.st Haven's newest Mr. Redding was introduced by of the boys of Greater New Haven. of 245 Main street, announce tho services were given grntuatly. Regular Friday evening pinochle.? store, makes Its official bow to the Program Chairman Charles Miller Instead boys will be picked by bus day In the public schools. OPENS FRIDAY, OCTOBER II at Bradford Manor FIro House, St. Vincent de Paul OuUd have A reception' followed at the San strict where they arc now In charge Needy children in niral United marriage ol thelc daughter, Juno, been changed to every second Mon Remo Restaurant In Morris Cove. of the Record Bar, MLls Slrandberg public of East Haven and neighbor and told o£ some of the plnnj for and taken to the camp for well to Mr, Eugene Taylor, son of Mr. George street 8:30 P. M. Is a student at New Haven Teachers ing communities this Friday, The the Day Camp which has been es Ijlanned recreational programs. A States and thousands or child war- ENJOYABLE MEWSIVVPEK First Friday evening Bradford day of the month. Tlie next meet Guests were received by the brides THE GIFT SHOP victims in Europe will receive the and Mrs. Elmor Taylor of Livurlum, Gifts For All Occasions ing win be held October 14th, Mon mother, Mrs, Oeorgo Mlrlck, who college and has been employed at new establishment, siliialcd "Just tablished at Lake Hublnger in the lodge or shelter accomodating 200 Mich., on Sunday, October 8th at Editor Stevens: Manor Auxiliary. the David Dean Smith store In New around llie comer" in. High street, upper High sti't'Ot-Grannis street will also be utilized as an assembly clothing. It will be processed hi Please renew our subscription to day evening In the Bradford Man wore a black gown with multicolor CARDS FOR EVERY OCCASION BY workrooms of Save the Children St. Paul's P.E. Church, New Haven. Second Friday evening Stone or Hall at 8:30, President Mrs. Haven. Miss LoFoe has had experi a few steps from ftfalri street will secfon of East Haven. He said that hall and crafts shop. Memorial The marriage was performed by the "East Haven News". Good luck Church. trim, black accessories, and an or- NORCROSS — BROWNIE — YOLLAND — STANLEY cabins will also be erected around Federation and then shipped to the Kttlherlne McDonough presiding. chlld corsage. The bridegroom's ence In the record department of liave a complete line of Glfls grcct- the area which was used for the first the Rev. Worren E .Lamb, rector. and continued success In the pub Third Friday evening Bradford West Haven musical establishment. Ing cards and similar merchandise. time by the "Y" this past season Is the lake. Federation's distribution centers lication of a most en]oyable local Manor Drum Corps. In St. Vincent de Paul Church, mother wore a blue velvet frock McNICOL — WORKSHOP AND OTHERS here and abroad. Mr. Taylor was recently discharged The Spot YouVe Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, from the Navy where he served for newspaper, Fourth Friday evening St. Vin with black accessories and an or Lending Library of Latest Boob — Welcome Gifts "It is notgenorally realized that Miss Shirley' Mirlok, daughter of chid corsage. When the couple left Kcccnt guests of Mr, and Mrs, the past" two years in this country Zlla Matthews cent do Paul's church, William W. McNeil of Estelie road many children in isolated rural and abroad. Miss Russell Is a grad The public is Invited. Mr. and Mrs. George Mlrlck of 94 on a wedding trip to Vermont the Harvest Supper At Stora Hours 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Saturdayi Unlll 9 P.M. communities ai the United Slates Henry street became the bride oE were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Elscnibut uate oE Branford High School, Mr. J. N. Russell Jr., and~Wimam H, Christ Church pinochle held'evcry bride wore a gray suit with black and children, Jean and George, and 240 WAIN STRET PHONE 4-1730 EAST HAVEN cannot go to school In bad weather Been Watching John C. Beach, son of Mrs* and Mrs. accessories. Christ P.E. Church Class of Ifl-lS, and has been, cm- Russell, brothers ot the bride wei'c third Mionday evening of month at because they do not have the proper ployed for the past two years with ushers. 8:30. Arthur R. Beach of Lexington Ave After October 15th they will rc- clothing," declared School Superin nue, New Haven, Rev. Joseph Buck •slde at 120 Lexington Avenue, New father, the bride wore a taffeta The women of Christ church will the Tradesmen National Bank in A reception tor the families and ley performed the double ring cere gown with beaded neckline, a lin- "MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE" tendent WllUnm E. Gillls, who Ls In New Haven. Miss Shirley Englc- , Mr, and Mrs. Thomas NIchol of Haven., hold a Harvest Home supper in the charge of the East Haven "Bundle close friends followed tho ceremony We are Now Specializing in Dewey avenue, celebrated their 0th mony In a setting or palms and Mr, and Mrs. Edward C, Ryan of gerllp veil falling from a crown of church on Friday, Oct. 18 at B P. M. EVERYBODY GOES TO THE TOWNE HOUSE! hardt, of Branford was Miss Rus at the homo of the bride's parents' gladioli. taffeta, and carried a cascade of Mrs. C. C. Skinner Is chairman. DELIGHTFUL DANCING NITELY Days." sell's only attendant, she was giv Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will make their CONCRETE WALKS. DRIVES, Etc. anniversary Friday evening at the Hobson street have returned to He quoted a letter from a child en In marriage by her father. A Castle wlt)i a group or friends. Civen In marriage by her father, white roses. Tickets may be had from any of tlie THE TOWNE HOUSE ORCHESTRA home in Laurlum, Mich. tlieir home 725 .Orange street, after who had received clothes from a brother-in-law Mr; Hobart Saund Call us for Estimfltot and Advice Paratrooper Bob Corbett of Hob- the bride wore a gown of white sat spendlngthe summer at Silver Miss Helen Keating maid of hon women of the church organizations. Free Parling at Palace or Commercial Garages or, sister of the bride, wore a pink Bundle Day collection, "Received ers, was Mr, Taylor's best man. son street. Is home on a liven ty- in and not made with a train. Her Sands, The Parish Fair will be held in Now England's Finest and Largest Restaurant tho package and I want to thank FOR SPENCER OUR WORK IS BONDED day furlough from Fort Bennlng, finger lip veil from a coronet of The Bradford Manor Junior Com faille talTeta gown with cap the church hall on Friday, Nov. 8, sleeves, matching mitts, a head-, you a million for the clothes. They Then, there are few needles here Individually Designed Oorsots Oa., and on his return will bo trans orange blossoms and she carried a bination Corps won first prize In a and Mrs. R. D. Schrocder, Sr., Is .sure will help me out a lot in and Brnaoieroa see DANIEL B. BARKER competition sponsored by the Sil dress of pink roses, and blue del- chairman of the committee in and wlien thread can be bought It phlnum with blue veiling, and car charge. Proceeds will be for ,schaol because I think It will help Is so weak as to be almost worth MARY K. TURBETT houettes Drum and Bifgle Corps in the me in the future." 103 tENOX ST. EAST HAVEN General Contractor Rockvllle, Saturday atternoon. A ried a cascade of pink roses and building fund. less. Worst ot all were the shoes or blue delphlnum. "Everyone is aware ot the need of the lack,of them." Tel. 4-0768 AflM.B P.M. Phono 4-3244 Angie & Louis Gus's cosh prize of ten dollars was also ^ 174-176 SI CnOWU^""^ ST. clothing in Europe today," Superin 34 Viling Street East Haven awarded the corps for entering Raymond Hogan served as his Children In Norway .are wearing brothers best man, apd the ushers tendent Qlllis said, "but think how paper .shoes which dissolve in wet Main Restaurant into the voluntary parade. Newspaper Week particularly hard-hit the childreo YOUR HOME Garage Saturday will find the corps were Wesley Myers and Richard weather or snow. Superintendent DAILY BLUE PLATE • Naylor, have been. School authorities all Gills pointed out from another DESERVES A ' OFFICIAL AAA SERVICE traveling to East Hampton, Conn,, Exhibit At Library A Mum for the Game SPECIALS 65 conti np A wedding breakfast was held at over the continent arc concerned Federation report. "InHolland most NEW ji(;Wl Sffl Where Good Friends to enter into a competition as a about the condition of the children, of the children are barefooted. ' GENERAL REfAlRS HOME STYLE COOKING Held day sponsored by the Redmen. tlie Castle, after which the recep Miss Dorothy Howard, librarian Football with its m\ov and PAINT JOB ^•-.'(^MA\ Eat tion followed In the brides home. at the Hagaman Memorial Library, many of whom are sufterlngfrom Some had kleppers, crude wooden The regular monthly card party, draijia is back. Make tlii^ scabies and other skin diseases be LET DAHL • ,V'ivi^4 ft.. TIRES - GAS - ACCESSORIES Mrs. Keating who assisted in re arranged a special Community soles fastened to the feet with ia%35ii Tho rendezvous W particular people Gus Schuermann sponsored by tlic Old Stone Church game doubly memorable bj- cause they have only the same tow DO IT! ceiving guests wore a brown crepe Weekly display In the reading room strips of leather or canvas, or with •^^1^ who en]oy good food PHONE 4-1043 Phono 4-0204 group will be held Friday evening ordcring a. giant mum for dirty clothes to wear day after strings. Many ittle feet are being In the Bradford Manor Hall. The frock, brown suede hat trimmed last week in observance of News 37 COE AVE * MOMAUGUIN 333 Main Street witli charlressee feathers, fur scarf paper Week. The exhibit contained her. Our Mums will bo at day." permanently injured by such con public is invited. The statement distributed to traptions." Featuring Luncheon and Dinner Specials Daily Miss Corrinc Keating, daughter of and a corsage of yellow roses. a copy of Governor Baldwin's letter their best tlii.s fall. When Mr. Hogan and his bride calling attention to Newspaper- schools by Superintendent Oillls In Only serviceable clothing should Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. .Keating cluded a report from tho Federa FREDERICK C. DAHL East Haven Diner of 88 Knecland road, became the loft on a motor trip to Miami, Fla. Week, and also displayed were be donated, he said. Large garments copies of the first issues of the Bast tion's administrator In France. /•HONE 4-0$ii TEL. 4-0140 m East Haven News bride of Matthew J. Hogan, son of the bride wore a Ijlaok dress trim J. A. LONG Co. can be cut dowji, but children's med with sequlnes and aquarmine, Haven News of Volumes I,' II and "Nearly all of the children .wore stos are especially wanted, includ 50 HIGH STREET EAST HAVEN 294 Main Street Right in tho Center East Haven > Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Hogan of ni, as well as a 25 year old copy of Phone 4-0804 frightfully old clothing and much of ing clothing for very small children Coe avenue, Saturday morning in black sequlne trimmed hat and Buying and Service Guide the East Haven Press. 154 Dodge Ave. Eaif Haven It was ragged." The report said, and babies. St. Bernadeltes Cliurch, The Rev. black accessories. After October 15, they will reside in BO Kneeland "You ask why mothers do not mend i Edward Shea performed the double Line engravings, photo engrav It? They have until it falLs apart. ring ceremony Ina setting of palms road. ings and mats also made up a part LOOK Servicing All Makes Of Cars and gladioli. Mrs. Parcells, soloKst Tlie bride was graduated from of the exhibit as did recent copies SPRED LUSTER AUGIE'S AUTO REPAIR New Haven High School in 1943. of community weeklies from Con The later part of his talk was Chromium Stove Pipe George A. Sisson accompanied by the church organ given over by Mr. Redding to an Dupont Outside V/hito Paint GENERAL REPAIEINQ ist, presented a program o! nuptial Mr. Hogan who attended East necticut towns. The news modern wall paint. ., Ideal for INSUKANOE Haven High Soliool, was hi the U. S. every room ... On Walls or Woodwork. appeal to Rotarians to beconie Ui' Heavy Aluminum 16 qt. Pots General Repairing - Spraying Acce PIKE — BONDS TIKES — BATTERIES music, Given In marriage by her terested in boys' work. He said that Bicycle Baskets ssories Army tor three ycar-s, during whlcli Time-tested Odorless Enamel-Like Paint (LtJTOMOBILE - OASOALTV AAA SERVICE AAA STUDENT AT HOPKINS Enemy No. 1 facing the boys ot this Copper Wire Corn-Poppers s«i:isa«E!K9liiS£M»*3a-j I time he served In Germany and Washes and Cleans Like China Plate 11 OhMacy Ave,, East Haven Phono 4-0195 -139 Main Sh |NOW IN STOCK ™ Japan. ' ' / 1 Pat Altro, son of Mr. and Mi's. generation is parental neglect of Aluminum Double Boilers POP-ULAR SIZES IN SEAT COVERS — RADIOS Gerald J. Altro of 839 Main. St., en children. When' the parent abdl At .. WARRANTEED HEATERS ' FOR THE y William Andreo; of 44 Henry street lias enlisted In the U. S, Army and rolled as a new student at Hopkins EAST HAVEN cates his duties, he said, the RECAPPED TIRES DEFROSTERS EAST HAVEN GARAGE You will always find a fina Grammar School this term. Ho Is a character of the child is endanger selocHon of "COKE SET" H has left tor Fort Dlx. A second son, member of Form I. ed. Children must be led along the Meyer Lubov's ,, rOUNDED 1018 Pvt, Frederick is In service with Cor. Main Street &nd KImborl/ Ave. JOHN BtONDI. rBOl". WATCHES and DIAMONDS "HANOI-NOTES" I 5 and 10 CENT STORE right pathways it they arc to grow Wo carry a complete lino of Hudson Parts and Accessories at the army in Japan, a third son was East Haven OENERAL ADTOMOBILE Styled by Rust Craft M recently discharged after serving 263 Main Street (Next to Holcombe's) East Haven Into worthwhile citizens, he said. REPAIRING SONDERGAARD at your Stationer * two years and 10 months in the SDO Ulln S«. ,«.HI)» s&it nsvflu FARE LIMIT THE PRENTICE MOTOR SALES I." J 250 Main Street Branford army. RE-UPHOLSTERING ^oAn % rrioJiqan I Items of Interest Jiiay be tele At Moderate Cost . . . YOUR HUDSON AUTOMOBILE DEALER FUEL OIL J PRINTER - STATIONER I phoned to 4-1144 or mailed to Mrs. GARAGE San Remo Restaurant By Expert Craftsmen Joseph O'Confior. 64 Cosey Beach AT THE T. & M. GARAGE Wm.'H. Brennan KEROSENE OIL fl2l8 Main Street , 4-l30lH WASHING POLISHING ORU Un For Prompt Sarvlc» road. LUBRICATING SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS Castle Shop 598 MAIN STREET ' EAST HAVEN Watch - Clock Repairing WASHINGTON ICE AND TIRES BATTERIES AND DECORATORS a73 Miln Stroal B»il n«T«n OIL CO. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Designers and'Manufacturers of Koxt to Oftpltol TlioKtaf B. 0AI,A.11UGSU Amato FUEL OIL CO. Up to $100 For Your Used Sewing Machine AND HIS ORCHESTRA Anthony Bruno, Prop. HARDWARE STORE CHOICE LIQUORS • • • East Haven Shares in all the Orders taken for Range and \ Complete Line of Toys VINCENT FEDERICO SPEOIALIZmO IN WHEN YOU NEED A EVERY To Yaur Power Burners Red Feather Services benefiting Small Dtpasll Holds Till X/noi at TOMATO PIES PLUMBER Cammtintty Phone 4-1514 Friday & Saturday 319 Main St.. Cor. Elm S(roa« Chest 90 French Ave. East Haven Russo's Restaurant Ferraiola Cast Stone Products Call 4-1357 specializing \n the Greater New Haven Area. NASH, INC. 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Thursday, October 10,1846 PAGE FOUR THE BRANFORD REVIE"W ". EAST HAVEN NEWS TliTU'Sda.y, October 10, 1940 THE BRANTOBD REVIEW - EABT HAVEN HEWS PAGE FIVE ling prlncc»,s tiara and carried on to Florida, the bride wore a black this year. Mr. Hawtin has been dis iilc WHS held previous to tlic mcct- Morris fund, Georgia i chapter, Novel Exhibits MISS CURRY jold fashioned bouquet. The brldcs- garbardlne suit, a black hat and ac charged from the U. S. Navy after tng and Ice cream and cake served O. E. S. Interested /persons -can As Mr. Brinley Sees It , maids. Miss Margaret L. Bowman cessories and a corsage of white six years of service. At the time of for dessert. Winter Camping make reservations by calln'g Btd 988 BECOMES BRIDE 'of Branford and Miss Marlon O. chrysanthemums. After October release he was a chief pettx officer; Mrs. Donald Sawtelle president, READING &WRITING Will Be Seen OF MR.HAWTIN Dalley of Norwich, were gowned In 20 they will be at home In 12 Waldo presided at tlic mceling. At Sequassen f ' , "God dwellcth not In Temples the Apostles Creed, next Sunday, 'similar ensembles of Nile green. Street. FOXON CONGREGATIONAL Reports ot meetings were read BY ^m'M Seav&i moTloSm ?/l'/^oji made by hand, But In the hearts of otherphrases of the Creed wUl be In Christ Church on Saturday af I Mr. Russell C. Oroves was best The bride entered the Joseph CHURCH by Mrs. Poiiser, corresponding sec James S. Johnson, chairman of Impossible explained. We bcUcvc It wasted time At Doll Show Rev. C. C. Baldwin, Pastor those who love Him". And the anci ternoon at 2 o'clock ML-iS Vivian man for his brother-in-law, and Lawrence School of Nursing n New AUTUMN GOLDENROD completed, the entire length of the retary and Mrs. Arthur Alilng, the Camping and Activitios Coiri- on the part of any Sunday School Tliere will be many Interesting Curry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E, 'the ushers were Mr. Fredrick O. London In September, 1943 as a 10;00 A. M. Church School treasurer. Mrs. Charles K. Smith, mlttce ot the Qulnnlpiac Council, ent sacritlce, which is only reconglz- Teacher to build any safe structure Hew wise these fields who saved the north wall, in the room where the But True exhibits at the Doll Show to be held O. Curry of 17 Iver Avenue, became Hawtin Jr., brother of the brlde- cadet nurse and was graduated 11:00 A, M. Morning Worship best prehistoric animals reside. The gave a report of the annual meet lo EFF1;CT the widcit po(?iibI« distribution of "l-firoshima,", Boy Scouts ot America, announces ed by Heavep, Is "A broken and a on any thhig else than the very In the Parish House of the Stone the brldeof Mr. Joseph H. Hawlin, ! groom, and Mr. Hadvey L. Wahn- ing ot the Connecticut Federation that plans have been completed tor fundamental doctrines as laid so Ol all Uielr gold until painting is very effective. Looking John Hcrscy's report of wlut lupi>«ncil to a city and its people wlicn • We have New Tires contrite heart". church on Oct. 23 and 24. son of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Hawtin qulst, brother-in-law of the bride Each dusty road hBd need of it at those mammoth animals, I could Garden Club held at New London. the llrst atom bomb was dropped on Japan, the Book-of-the-Month I making Camp Sequassen available The opening exercises at the ses perfectly In the Apostlescrecd. Un The hobby of collecting dolls has of 65 Sanford Street, The Rev. groom. Mrs. Robert F. Carley v^'as elected for year-round use. Before the war, less the building Is founded upon a THE PIPE And every shabby hill. not help, but wish we had a few Club will give It as an "extra" book to , sion of tlic Sunday School ol the been growing' until today It Is one Alfred E. Clark pe^ormed the cere TAe pip* draws w/jdom horn iht tips of the phUotopher, president. Mrs, W. A. Drlsler and the Camp was used by scouts and ARMSTRONG rock, the super structure Is Shaky A reception was held In the How very wise these flclds and kind roaming through our woods, and incinbcri in November. I Old Stone Church, next Sunday, In which many prominent people mony In a sottlrig'bf y/hlte pom church hall which was decorated And ttiuti tip the mouMi of the foclhh; To give another chance we could all have a steak once In Mrs, smith were delegates from the "We have decided to give 'Hirosbinia' to scouters fifty week ends every year. Willi be In charsc of the Brinley and wavering. pons. Traditional Swedding music It generofn a i^y/e 0/ conyefsation contemplat'iYt, fhaugfit' club. It Is expected that this situation HEATMASTER'S are hitercsted In. Lately many of for the occasion. Mrs, Curry, who fitl, btnevoltnl and unafftcfcd. At beauty? to a world bankrupt awhile. Imagine the soup one of our mcmt>cri, instead of selling itt" states I Burgess Class, and will begin A preliminary meeting of the was played. * W' the better magazines have featured a,5slstcd in receiving, wore a pow Thackeray By June's extravagance. those bones would make, much bet A silent tribute was paid lo the Harry Scliermiii, president of tlie Club,,"be will prevail' again starting with ALL SIZES promptly at 9.'45 A. M. Mr. William Basket Ball Team, was held artlcls on doll collections and on the The bride who: vm given In mar- der blue dress, black accessories Is "Your FavorUe SmoVlng Tobacco among these? ter than the "ox tails" the Gover memory of Miss Carrie B. Hendrlclc cause we know we can distribute many more | 1D47, Kenerson, will preside, the Reading Wednesday evening with Mr. Alton Eliz. Ellen Long 6.00-16 NOW IN STOCK Interesting people who make dols riagd by her tathit, wore a bro and a corsoiic of pink carnations 1. W«tnut It. Modal 23. Top nor spoke of passing around. a loyal member ot the club for copies that way, and we want to do our part A full-time' Damp Ranger has win be from Mathew Twenty Five, Redman, the Coach. for these collections. Lite, McCall's I repeat the above poem as I was caded satin gown With a hoop skirt, and rose buds. The bridegroom's 2. Princ* Alb«r4 U. L!b«r!y 24. Half & Half misquoted, probably my poor pen The Fall gardens are lovely this many years. in giving this book tlie widest possible dis- i been employed and is at the Camp verses Thirty Six to Forty,. Mr. Mr. Burgess, announced a Stag American Home, the American, are a full train, flirted sleeves and an mother wore a black frock, match 3. Locltwood') 13. Harlnvtt Towtr 26. Briggs 4. ChriitUn P«pp«r PoucK U. Character 26. HuntUigh manship. I like the poem very year, no frost as yet, asters, marl- Annual reports were given by !en\ination. We find it hard to conceive of • now. He is "Cap" Emil Uslnger, Lord's Tire Clifton Weed, Jr. wlU appear as Party to occur In two weeks, for the some of the periodicals which have off the shouldej neckline. Her fin ing accessories and a corsage of anything being written that could be of ; former scoutmaster and Commis Elocutionist, reciting the exqulsltly Class. Miitur* 1$. GfAngtr 27. Lord Ctive much^ and took a chance on the golds, zinnias, cornflowers, petun Miss Zacher, vice president and recently featured the doll hobby. gertip length v^l fell from a prin white carnations and pink rose-_ 5. William Bf»w»t»r'i No. 3 Ifr. Tobtn'j Irtih Mi«*ur(» 28. Sporfiman more iniiwrtance at tliii monicnt to the sioner In Mllford, and a well-known beautiful Poem, by Mrs. Emma E. printing press this time. I liope It ias, dahlias and lots of others, too program chairman. Mrs. Fouser, re Harry W. Brinley Some collections feature antique cess tiara of sequins and she car buds. 6. Whtfihall 17. Country Doctor 2V. Ralatghi will be correct, as I shall keep on numerous to mention. , cording secretary; Mrs. C. E. Smith, liuman race." Soouter throughout tho entire Service Lent, "They Say the Master Is Com dolls others dolls from foreign coun ried a bouquet of carnations, roses 7. Rsvalation 18. Coolii* Jar 30. Rum & MapU When the couple left on a trip trying, and I have lots of others, The annual meeltng of the Bran- corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ar The Book-of-the-Montli Club's decision to Council. Ho and Mrs. Uslnger will SHORT BEACH ing" the Boys of the Class, of which tries, and still others dolls made to and gardenia.?. 8. Bond SlfMt )V. Y BUnd ^ 31. Irish CastU live at Camp and will live at Cainp there are Thirty Four, will sing two V. Donnlford 20. Gaorqe Waihington 32. Crosby-Squar* too. ford Garden Club was held at, the thur Ailing, treasurer; Mrs. J. W. JOHN UEUSEY givt "Hiroshima" to its members is the TEL. BRANFORD 1799 Stone Church Men's represent famous people. Some fine 10. London Dock 21. EdgtwortK 33. Reglmenfal and will oversee all grotips of of their newly aqulred Gospel The matron of honor, Mrs. Ruth I stopped In Peabody Museum on ''Lodge" on the grounds o[ Mrs. Phelps, Bird chairman; Mrs. A. R. latest development in the unprecedented public response to John collections will be on display here. "ffiow VOGUE s coiucc poitrfouo 22. Sugar BarrtI Campers. ASK FOR RAY LORD Songs, which they have been work Club Meets Nov. 12 L. Pratt, sister of the bride, wore on errand last week, and especially, H. E. H. Cox at Pine Orhard. 44 Tuclier, roadside; Mrs. Earl Boers, Hersey's report, l-irst the New Yorker magazine devoted its entire The Connecticut doll, Harriet an orchid taffeta gown, a match- // not, k^v'// b? only ^00 happy ta ohtQin your special hiend and keep a stock on conservation; Mrs. C. B. Hitchcock, ing on, for some time past. Incident hand for yov. Or if you havnn'i found that blend that suits your toite, yov ore noted the mural painting nearly members attended. Basket luno pic~ issue of August 31 to it. Tiie magailne was There are three buildings avail Tlic first supper meeting of the Beecher Stowe, which recently bound to find o compitlely satisfying smoke in our choice stock, flowers; Mrs. Alden Hill, History; able tor Winter Camping. Thoy are al solos win be sung by Mr. Clifton created much popular interest in Saldino ran around right end for sold out a few iiours after it hit the news Weed and Mr. Graham MacArthur, Men's Club of the Stone church has fl your blend is in thv above fist and you have been making special trips to Mr.Hermit's Bhack. Hhey can bo re The writer will explain the Impor shown. Among the collections to be Havener was,offside and the play syndicated in many newtpaperi and it has KITCHEN tance of personal prayer and will 12 at 0:46 P. M. The program com Native Mrs. M. D. Stanley, publicity; Mrs. served by Scouting groups only mittee Is arranging for a speaker exlbltcd wll be the rore heirloom was called back. Later Leslie ran OWL SHOP AGENCY Donald Sawtelle then gave the re been read in entirety in a series of evening through the Council omce. with bokod-on wliifo enAmol metal preside at the piano, for the pur dolls ol Miss Jcanetto Tuttlo of CO yards into the Seymour end broadcasts over one of the major networks., pose of transposing the music to a and a pleasant evening Is In pros "THE FINEST IN PIPES AND TOBACCOS" TURKEYS port of the president. Part ot the money realized local CABINETS pect, obout which more will be .'iald New paven and Mrs, T. M. Brad- zoneonly to have the play called It is estimated that between 100,000 and key suitable for the changing voices back for a backfleld In motion KEEP YOUR. Reports were accepted collective ly in the Boy Scout Campaign goes Floor ond wall models ovailablo later. Dell Dover Is president ofthls shaw of-West Haven. Miss Linda WHITE HOLLAND ly. Mrs. Arthur Bowman, chairman 750,000 copies of the txwk will be given to maintenance ot such activity. of adolescance, Last Sunday, the Chamberlin will also be shown hv- penalty. Perrottl was one of the Immodlato Dollvory Class was given another Lesson on organization this year and a lively CHARM Graves Sport Shop nomiuating committee gave report to Book-of-the-Month Club subscribers. ^^ season Is anticipated. cludlng pieces not usuallly seen. starts ol the Etist Haveners, Two DRESSED AND DELIVERED The author's royalties resulting from the Club's distribution will be buses of rooters accompanied the READY TO COOK and the following oHlcers were elec THE CONN. PLUMBING The antique dolls of Miss Louise cReme 224 MAIN-STREET PHONE 4-1695 EAST HAVEN contributed by him to the American Red Crois. MR. SAAVTELLE IIONORKD East Haven team.vTheir next game ted: president. Miss Madolln Zach D. F. Sawtelle, metallurgist wlUi AND LUMBER CO. Miller now attractlrig attention at will beln Branfbrd Saturday night. Store Hours 9 A.M. to 8 P.M.—Open Friday nights to 9 o'clocit er; vice president, Mrs. Winchester Hern's Hobby Show In New York PLflSTIQUC In "Man, an Autobiography," George R.' Malleable Iron Fittings Co., Bran- 1710 Slala SI. N«w M«voii, Conn. Roger Whipple Bennett; recording secretary, Mrs. Ti.1. 7.0294 Let Us Make a Candid Picture Story wll be seen and she will also exhibit viTnniins OF rResH vensT Stewart objects to the conventional histo-: ford, has been appointed lo the George Fouser; corresponding sec sand division tlowabUllty commlltec some fifty paper ddlis hand-molded *THE5BFCIUBY stony Creek Road Telephone 857 retary, Mrs. Charles E. Smith; trea rici. "1, Man," he says, "am thoroughly ' ••4 I of Your Wedding Day ot tho American Poundrymen's As by her.self with the aid of her TORBcnuiiFUL •riAA surer, Mrs. Artliur Ailing. tired of the various so-called histories of PRICES REASONABLE complexion.. X Hlf II Our flock maintains quality reputation, good body sociation, accordbrg to Chicago mother. Among the foreign dolls "Vel" Cleaners Vote ot thanks and appreciation me. First, they arc badly proportioned, PULL LINE OP FRAMES AND ALBUMS will be those entered by Mite Ber- Natalie's conformation and fine grained meat. giving up nearly all their space to these hoadruitrlors ot the world-wide was given to the retiring president. technical society. hlce Hall of the High school and and Laundry ^;^ JflR We all enjoyed the beautiful wood last 3,000 years, although what I have al.io by Miss' Carllne Rosoonqulst, land setting of the "Lodge" and done during that time is not nearly so FISH \\ - The handmade entries Include Mrs, GUARANTEED STORAGE LIMITED TIME ONLY I the lovely flowers in Mrs. Cox's notable as what I did earlier." Mr. Stewart BtiNEriT CARD PARTY Lucas Photo Studio It's Your Menu Mainstay Paohlco's beautiful crocheted dolls, FREE MINOR REPAIRS FOUR PILLARS gardens. A moat tnjoyable annual sees the story of Man in terms of {,000 Mr. and Mrs. Roderick T. Duncan Mrs. Leonard Jackson's picture dolls 265 Main Sfroet (Over Holcombe's) 4-3939 East Haven BUTTONS AND RIBBONS Carroll Cut-Rate meeting and many thanks lo Mrs. centuries. will open their homo in Beckett and Mrs. Mills hand made dolls, .^t^ Q Cox for her hospitality. Ave. Short Beach for a card party 8-Hour Service Developing - Printing - Enlarging Mrs. Batlls of HamdenwlU show WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Store Catering to Banquets, tls Allan Wayland, fileanor Skid- otherwise raising caln. Wliy I have Wednesday evening, Oct. 10. dolls made from paper, tin cans, H. H, LEVINR hoUyback seeds, old stockings and 191 MAIN STREET EAST HAVEN more White, Leah Dixon Wlilte. already In my percgrenallons Pnoceed.'S will go lo Iho Robert almost everything. PHONE -t-OJOS 287 MAIN ST. EAST HAVEN Parties, Weddings, etc. Bishop Confirms Received: Leo Charles Flnneran, around town seen rubbish cans up I'rank Grandel. set and their contents strewn heller ieg Invitations The Dol Show will bo well worth Class At Trinity Frederick Peter Bllcker was con- skelter up and down the broad AND visiting. DAILY LUNCHEONS flrmed September 8 by Right Rev. highways. I hope that tlie police de WtSTliRN SLICED Ol Ilea Announceiiieets The following young people were Budlong for Branford Trinity Epis partment will be on the alert this BILL O'BRIEN EVENING AND SUNDAY DINNERS "All I know is . . . confirmed Sunday in Trinity Epis copal Church at Christ Church, year lo take a Utile of Uie rough SALMON IBSS' RAISED OR PLAIN PRINTING Seymour Defeats IS NOW AT THE copal Churcli by the Right Rev. Quaker Farms. stuff out ot the pre-Hallowc'cn rutsii FEATURING EARL STRONG AND HIS fie gets his calls Ferederick G. Budlong, D.D., Bishop Members' yt the conflnnatlon racket. And by the way I was read CORRECT DESIGNS - BEAUTIFUL TYPE FACES East Haven High ing Ihe clipping Mr. Stevens had in MACKEREL IBIS' TEXACO STATION MELODIOUS BAND thtovgh faster of Connecticut: class will receive their flnst com AVERAGE DELIVERY. 48 HOURS Jolm Atwater Bigelow, Joseph munion Sunday morning at tjie the paper last how about how the FANCY Seymour defeated East Haven 428 Main Street, Cor. Pardee Place Extension East Haven 8:15 service. folks down In Clovls, New Mexico On The East Haiven Out-Off than anybody else" Warner Bahnsen, Ruth Woods Buell I•m JOSEPH R. SUTHERLAND High School at Seymour by a score PHONE 4-0160 (Mrs. P. K.) Betsey Brockway Bun- sort of translonned the Hallowe'en HADDOCK ^'.Ji'u^n^MS^ of 0-0 Saturday In the fourth quar ESTABLISHED 1923 Wtiar.o he will be pleased to service the autonnobiles Carlson, Jean Hllzabeth Duffy, Wil- season into something more plea SOFT SHELL ter East Haven scored two touch Wise secretary! Wise bossl They both know that telephone lines sant and Joyful for everybody. Tlie Ml MAIN ST., Cor. Kimborly Avo. TEL. 4-1920 EAST HAVEN of old and new friends. For Reservations Phone 4-0169 nell, Rosemary Philemina Allda downs earllerln the game which are busiest'between 9:30 A.M. and noon, so they place as kids' according to what tho clipping CLAWlS.,o,™no2QT..49' I OnN eVSNINGS — SUNDAY lY APPOINTMENT- . ma Van Hatten Flnneran, {Mrs. L, What Other Editors were nullified by penalties, Vlnce 11 many colls as possible the first thing in the morning or In the C), Marjorie Wood Grandel, (Mrs. said enjoyed, the change and old and HEADEtD AND i:)RES5ED afternoon. They know that materials ond telephone equipment Frank), Knute Coates Hansen, Are Thinking About young were lAppy. Now why are still scarce — and that telephone traffic is greatly In Sandra Boardman Hemming, Dor couldn't we have something along WHSTING LB 15' creased over a year ago. So tliey place their calls at the othy Ann Hoplcins, Robert Henry MEAT SITUATION thai line right here in Eosl Haven. SAVE TIME—SHOP IN EAST HAVEN No Shortage of Whiskey - Beer Here! least busy times. Norton, Ruth Louise Roller, Sally GEXriNG DKSPEKATE Maybee the school autlioritles could Gold Medal PLENTY PARKING SPACE AT Evelyn Taylor, Janet Tousey, Cur- During war time every right arrange it. Tliey might get the Dixie Belle thinking person willingly subscribed Bradford Manor Drum Corps to REAR OF OUR STORE to the restrictions Imposed as war lead aparado of youngsters in funny Carstairs measures. They even went wlthont outfits which ouglit to cover all the Frankfort oo„ • Ill o ir< central streets of the to'wn under articles ot foods said to be needed lo Milshire ^O„M NOT 0. I *f '.'- i DAN PARILLA'S feed our own and the armlcs.of the police supervision. That ought to nVT'3.19 WHISKEY allies. take up an hour or so and keep tlic Gordon 94,4 (ift 3 STAR GIN • GRAIN kids busy and get them tired, Tlien ;s;3.34 CASE LOTS IF DESIRED The war ended over a year ago, in Fifths maybee they could go into the ?.;i;3.23 HENNESSY BRANDY but wartime restrictions hi a lot of parish house or Town Hall or some . Fifths Economy Package Store cases were continued, especially the mm FOUR ROSES $4.25 SALE $6.95 KINSEY, 94 Proof $3.23 place else for Judging the costumes socalled OPA bogey man which was and a good time carried on to extremes, until finally LORD CALVERT 4.54 GORDON 94.4 Proof 3.34 HeiiTurl(eys VMi ip«9o MARTELL Congressrose up and smote It down General Knox KINSEY ..: 3.87 EL BART 94.4 Proof 3.22 a bit, continuing claimed needed ra Fryers ,V'^'ir^o- ..0 63" FRENCH COGNAC MILSHIRE 3.19 tioning, which has since been deem NEW ENGLAND RUM New Pack Foods! P.M. DELUXE 3.50 ed debatable. SALE $4.95 FRANKFORT :. 3.10 5YR5. OLD am ^ ffcQ UarrOlSrANCY PICLD GLASS 10 THREE FEATHERS 3.93 Now the meat sltuaton in this 90 PROOF BOT A.B*I5^ DeilViaizGiblets 'c\?15° CALVERT 3.10 great country which had been feed From Our Readers SCHENLEY 3.87 LE JOHN ing Ihe world, has dropped to the Veg-AII uAR^cN's 2 ™NI 33" DIXIE BELLE 3.10 depth of nothing at all, and pur Riondo' tic cnoor UOT U.I lona Peas 2 '^°ml 2V WILSON 3.45 84 Proof chase ot enough meat to teed Branford, Conn., BM*1MM LIGHTornAHK DIM n i SCHENLEY ks 3.25 rBurll a& I'KOOF nor 0.' HUNTER 4.22 CAaSTAIES lonaCorn Sl{'.%'„ "C^AHS" SALE . $3.49 families is not possible now, due in October 8, 104B. SILVER WEDDING 3.10 the greater part to hamstrung res To the Citizens of Branford: L Myers ^r:;::.;-i:?Tt!'5.35 J Cut Beet.-; :X. 2c°x^s^23« CARSTAIRS . 1788 4.43 trictions and so-called ceilings The town' election ls~bYcr for an SEAGRAM -Ancient 3.59 GOLDEN WEDDING 3.71 MONNETT placed on meat prices. other year. GOLD MEDAL 2.98 When restrictions were lopped off The Republican, candidates polled PAUL JONES .,.....! 3.40 FRENCH COGNAC even tor a month 'while OPA- lay 48% of the vote, the Democrats CALIFORNIA RED SWEET BARCLAY 3.12 PHILADELPHIA 3.88 SALE $4.95 dormant and unopcralive, then sup 38% and the Taxpayers 14%. TOKAY GRAPES Sens39° CARSTABRS' FLORIDA FULL OF JUICE- SIZE 70V80'i BURTON ,3.10 plies came into the markets—true We, of the Republican Party, UNSDOWNE 3.87 at higher prices than had been ef have a duty to perform, which we No. 1788 GRAPEFRUIT 3 POX 23° HOLLOWAY - Sloe 3.49 fective— but enouglj for everybody.. will gladly do. I ANCr NATIVE HUBBARD OLD THOMPSON 3.50 COURYOISIER 90 PROOF And not many kicked on paying Those ot you who are familiar SQUASH LD5° FRENCH COGNAC ARROW - Mint - Orange 3.61 5TH BOT HARWOOD 5.95 fair rises in prices, replacing tho with the British form of govern 4.43 NATIVE HOME-GROM-J LARGE HEADS $4.43 - 5fh SALE $4.95 SEAGRAM King Arthur.. 3.10 scouting around from store to store ment know that there are men in CABBAGE 3Las10° KING - BLACK 3.85 and standing in line, or knowing' their Parliament who are known GLADSTONE 2.98 NATIVE FiOMEGROV/N SMALL TENDER HERMITAGE ,. 3.65 somebody who knew somebody, who' and designated as "tho loyal oppo > Wilson's ,Sr Syi3.45 NAPOLEON might save a choice bit. sition". It is their duty to show the BEETS • '*o"c?/5° [Park&Tilford^,'H'i;or3.42 CALIFORNIA EXTRA LARGE HEADS SOUTHERN COMFORT.. 5.95 Present day deplorable conditions other side ol the proposition, what FRENCH COGNAC ever It may be. OldThomgisoniru';].3.50| LETTUCE 2H.S29» GALLAGHER & PLANTATION 5th SALE $3.99 as to Just meat alone is enough to SALE $4.95 cause an uprising. And yet some of In the Interest; of good govern ^ P.M. deluxe"/; BURTON VVhite Label .... 3.94 the federal office holders Insult the ment wc propose to act along simi ioldWestbury^Y, < uor 3.57 ] BAKERY FEATURES LARGEST- MOST MODERN - MOST COMPLETE STOCKED LIQUOR STORE BETWEEN NEW YORK Intelligence of Americans by pro lar lines, in order tliat the citizens PARK & TILFORD 3,47 PEDRO DOMECP may be fully intormcd ot the mer I Seagram o'o^;,'SSC';3.9; 3.900 AND BOSTON DIXIE LAND MERITO 4 GOOD REASOr^SS WHY YOU SHOULD BRJNG / claiming It Is only temporary and. SEAGRAM 7 CROWN .. 3.90 ESTABLISHED 1933 soon enough will be coming tor all. its or demerits ot any item In ques '^ M'Loughlin's 13.45 SPANISH BRANDY SOUTHERN PRIDE 'SHERRY - PORT tion. What downright fdols we Americans Ufi proof HOT |3.0 I I BELLOWS 3,99 SOUTHLAND NECTAR Schenley SALE $4.25 IMPORTED YOUR FORD "BACK HOME" FOR SERVICE ^ can be at times. Should we fall to do this we Coffee Cake "u 27° PHONE 4-0064 —WE DELIVER SALE 5th $3.49 I Fleischmann V. O. - pints 3.26 Bot. $1.99 Case$23.( Windsor Loclcs Journal would be remiss In our duties and 90 (,t~!irH 3.54 Pecan Ring BINQ29° MANY OTHER BRANDS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION obligations to the Party that polled ^' ^Kinsey (JC'B |,foo( UO 269 MAIN STREET—Next to Capitol Theatre EAST HAVEN, CONN. 1. Ford-Trained Mechanics 'the largest number of votes. 13.87 Raisin Fruit Loaf .o«20« Republican Town Committee Filled Buns PKo 22° COINTREAU BENEDICTINE IMPORTED BRANDIES RUMS 2. Genuine Ford Paris THERE Ralph H. Nellson, Chairman Keep Asking For Your FaVorite Brand Of Liquor — We Too Numerous to Mention 3. Ford-Approved Mclliods JANE PARKER FRENCH $5.85 FRENCH $8.75 SALE Gen, Keox Says SALE $3.49 DAIQUIRI 4. Special Ford Equipment DOMUTSpurp^z^Nia' FRENCH BRANDY — BENEDICTINE ENROLL AT HOPKINS $8.75 May Be Temporarily Out Of Stock - But Never For Long Ceiling Price up to $5.61 GOVERNMENT Sih Well folks the aiinual Hob Ooblta Boys from Branfoijd and nearby Relied Oats oVST.So'z 11° HOUSE Everyone knows lliut "Ford's Oiil Front" with the season will soon be here jigaln and Towns enrolled as new pupils In AB.H Hal«. NO-2'.i QC( DON 0 Apricots Utijiuvliid CAN 03 '•• u J i F MARTELL — GORDON BLEU — FRENCH BRANDY FREE DELIVERY ' greatest buy in its class. But Ford's Out From in an YOUR FUTURE we oldsters can look forward to all Hopkins Grammar School, New BRUGAL Haven, this term arer Robert Nor Cream of Wheat PKQ iA SALE $10.87 WINES PEDRO other respect, loo. Il leads in service racilities. Drive in manner ot so-called Halpwe'en fun ALL OVER EAST HAVEN—SHORT BEACH—MOMAUGUIN—FOXON—MORRIS COVE—BRANFORD ton, son ot Mr, and Mts. Robert H. ALL BRANDS RON SIESTA $2.99 for a free ciieclc-iip. Easy i)ayiueiit8 if you wisli. Quick ' on t;he part of the young 'fry. There Mello-Wlieat 'PK"18 will be a whole week of plights be Norton, Home Place! Henry, Van ALL TYPES RON OLIVER service by Ford specialists. DELIVERY BETWEEN 4-6 P.M. — 'ORDERS RECEIVED AFTER 4 P.M. WILL BE DELIVERED THE fore the big night glvent over to Cleef, son ol Mr. and)Mrs. Henry , Nabisco Graliams VKQ 23° SALE FROM 79c UP — 5th RON REY "at ',} FOLLOWING DAY pranks played by youthfjul pranks H. Van Cleel, Pine Oiichard; Molt Nabisco >ooa Bran VKQ 20° MERITO ters. Where In my early (years back Hiranrj Walker Cocktails deForest, son ol Dr. and Mrs. •.IHf .amUT ATLANTIC a. I ^ THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE ''HOME'' FOR FORD SERVICE whore I came from we msed to get Oldeon K. deForest, Stony Creek PACIIIC TEA CO. out and raise rim one Jilght only and Curtis Wayland, son ol Mr. Wa rasgrva tha right to limit guantltlM. THE WILSON AUTO SALES CO., Inc. the modern kid! l^as to take up and Mrs. Kenneth B. {Wayland, All prices lubjact to markat changtt* Dan A. Parilla Check Our Prices With i)own-Town Cut-Rate Stores Richard "Dick" Pariiia prlcai alfactlva for ttiU Uft, WEST MAIN ST., AT POST ROAD CUT-OF. BRANFORD night after night Is celel grating and 'Beckett Ave., ^^tt Bpach.. _
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TluusJiiy, Octolicr 10,1946 PAGE SIX THE BHANFORD REVIEW EAST HAVEN IfEWS Thursday, October 10, 1046 1-HE BSANFOKS REVlkW • EAST HAVEK MEWS PAaE SEVEN demonstrated in an Institute parti Rita Fenwlck, Phyllis Naclerla Ruthj A Nation's Good Mrs. Carpinella cularly planned for such counsel Ru.ssell, Dorothy Babcock, Harriet i THE BRANFORD REVIEW STATEMENT lors, with emphasis on how to make Soffer, Rtorle Fegan, Sylvia Oianettl | Paramount (Eilablithed I92S| The art of letter writing is as JUST ARRIVED] ByCSEOROES.BENSON J the interview most helpful to both Mildred Mc Laughlin, Mrs. Diividl SHORT BEACH Stony Creek old as modern olvlllzatlon itself. It Will Give Plan persons concerned in it. ' EAST HAVEN NEWS TniBliiant of Harding Collegs Sampson, Mrs. Conrad Matson and] is an art that Is open to both old Mrs. Constance T. Myers of Contractors PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY CHUKCU OF CHRIST and young to create bonds ot af Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zampano, Seaicy.Arkanfiau Miss Betsy Sampson sent gifts but For Jub Branford is active in the State FOUNDATIONS - WALLS MEYER ttiHINE, Publisher ST, ELIZABETH'S B. C. CBDRCH | and Canada. They disembarked at Rev. Joseph White fection' nnd friendship between 173 Indian Neck Ave. announce the ee Conference as chairman of the could not attend. FLOORS I- DRIVEWAYS Alie* T. Pelenon Paul H. Stevent Pastor, Rev. •William O'Brien Beirut, Lebanon, and from there 9:45 Sunday School people separated by space. birth of a daughter, Vivian, on Fri m Editor Editor day in Grace hospital. Mrs, kani- The Fall meeting of the Connec nominating committee with re Miss Russell was married Sunday SIDEWALKS • CURBING Curates, Rev. Joseph Buckley proceeded overland to Istambul. 11:00 Morning service During the war people at home national Income bcincr the grand Braniord Ravlew Easi Haven Newj pano is the former Mi."is Flowrlgla SOLOMON, Kintr of Isrncl, and ticut State Federation of Women's sponsibility for selection of candi in St. Paul's chapel to Mr. Eugene STEPS . GARAGES Meniter al New England Prea Asioclatloa Rev. William Myers Mrs. Butterfleld Is the daughter of ST. TIIKKGSA'S CUUKCa helped maintain the morale of our Ceorite Washington, tho first total of what everybody cams. Clubs will convene at Champ.s dates for ofTlcers for 1947. Elections Taylor ot Laurlum, Midi. Sunday Mass 10:00 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Jackson Sunday Mass at 9:15 Accto. rrcslJoiit, of, tho United Staloo, Under tho American Bystoin, In BACK FILLING SUBSCRIPTION RATES troops by sending letters which be Shore House, Seavlew Avenue, take place at the annual business Decorations were blue and white. $2.00 a year, Payable in Advance of Short Beach. llvtd about »lil
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HAG/u.IAJJ MELIOiilAL LIBiAi.hY PAaE EIGHT THE BRANFOHD REVIEW - EAST HAVEN NEWS Thursday, October 10,1046 (E;.ST mwEiJ, CT. Watercolor Show the older men of the church, Mr. arc well known mechanics who wlii Game Room Is I West will conduct the class, I undoubtedly find much work to be f'l By Conn. Society BUY Sunday evening last, the Pilgrim done. ORTH BRANFORD ANR Fellowship enjoyed Immensely a I Angie and Louis are cousins and DELIVERED BY MAIL ONLY Tho Connecticut Watercolor So mi HOLD Renovated At talk by Rev. Herbert VanMeter, well known young men. The former ADDRESS COMMUNICATIONS ciety will hold Its ninth annual ex 1:30 o'clock, local governmont will ^WWy UNITED former leader of the group. Rev, jhas had "experience In the garage 8orvlcca In the local churches on hibition at tho Wadworth Athencum VanMeter talked about his experi SUBSCRIBE NOW TO P. 0. BOX 153 Sunday Include,.' be the subject of a study group hold * STATES St. Andrew's business at the center and has long Art Museum, Hartford, from Nov, ences in China before the war, his•bee n active in .sports activities. nt the home of Mrs, Frederick ®IjP Consregallonal Church 0 to Dec. 1, Any painter In water- experiences as a Marine chaplain in Mmm Nfiufi ^SAVINGS Louis is a returned World War II Rev. O. Dlllard Lps-ilcy, pastor, color or gouache, who Is a resident The call went out to those of St. Eaton of Forest Bead. Again, ol- JV li 0 N D S Andrew's Methodist parish to meet this country and overseas, and his veteran who saw 40 months service Mrs. Douglass B. Holablrd, orsanlsl though this Is a project of the of Connecticut, Is eligible to .submit plans to return to China In the Combined With The Branford Review ontrle.'j. They will be pa.?.')ed upon at 7 this Thursday night when work in North Africa, Italy and Germany . and choir director. League of Women Voters It In open v/ill get underway on fixing, up the near future, driving and repairing G, I, cars of 11:00 MorninB worship by a Jury of four' distlngul.slied Pl.ins were also made for the an VOL. ni—NO. 6 East Ilavcii, Comicolioiit, Tlinrsday, Oclobci-17, 1940 Two Dollars Por Y"flar to all Interested persons. artists, Mr. Paul Sample, Andrew rocroallon room inlhe church base all kinds'; 9:45 Sunday School—The smaller ment. Bowling alleys and pool tables nual Fellowship hayride and dance children will mtet In the chapel, Totokot Orange held a meeting Wyoth, Dong Kingman and Warren tota kc place on or about Oct. 25, In the town hall on Tuesday evening Baumgartncr. Mr, Sample, a natlon- were set up there some time dgo Miss Astrid Jahanesen will repre and the older pupils will moot In Grading Starts At ' but have not been In use since bo- sent tho New Haven Teachers col ifiS^ the church, when Neighbor's Night was ob ally-k'now watercolorlst,waB docu served. Visitors were especially In mentary artist In tho .service Apartment Site fore the war. Men will be needed to lege at a Board of Control meeting Neariiig Final St. Au^sttnc's R, C. Church vited frdhi Foxon, Bethany, Sey throughbul the duration of tho war. help with the cleaning, painting, New Garage Opens In New York city Monday to ar Nursing AssociaHon Rev. John J. McCarthy, pastor, Grading of promises on Main carpentry, etc, and ladles are want STRICTLY LOCAL mour, and Branford. Refreshments He palntedin Pacific and Atlantic On Coe Avenue range for tlie spring school conven Move Toward TOWN TOPICS Prank Prawlcy, organist and choir were served at the close of the bases, under special assignment slireet west of the proposed Shell ed In connection Willi tho Interior tion at the Hotel'Commodore, director meeting and donclng was enjoyed, from "Life" magazine. For some Oil service ,station began this week decorating. Is Red Feather Agency Masses at 7 and 8:10 Including the cutting down of three More than OO participated In the One of our new advcrtlser.s this A daughter, Susan Kllen, who A LITTLE ABOUT THIS AND THAT Mrs. , Agnos Hurson, Thomas years, Mr. ftUmple has been "Artist- week is Angle and Louis Garage Bank Charter Sunday school for the children Bernard, and Miss- Clara Llnlley in- Residence" at Dartmouth Col of the old elm trees In front of the World-Wide Communion at tho tipped the scales at eight and a win be held on Saturday morning. Bertha KIrkham properly. This l.s church last Sunday morning. The which recently opened for business half pounds, was born in New Haven BY PAUL n. STEVENS ']'liouin.s F, Rcilly reportluR for' the WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN Borved on the committee. lege, whore he has executed many in the fprmer machine shop at 37 Zion Episcopal Churoh sparkling snov; landscapes. Andrew the site where Martin Olson con October meeting of the Official Ho.qiital on Sept, 28, to Mr, and Hnnlv Coninilltoe at llic October The annual autumn silver tea templates the building of a 50-fami- Coe avenue, Momaugin, The services m'oetlng of tbo ISast llavon Business Rev. Pranol^ J, Smith, Rector, will be enjoyed under the auspices Wyoth is a son of the famous Board was hold Monday night in Mrs, Michael Lcvinsky, Mrs. Levin- ly apartment house. The grading the parsonage. of a garage have long been needed sky is the former Eleanor Friscoe, A.ssoelatlbn Monday iilulit in (lie rienty exrileintMitl anapolls and Phlindolphin. Thoy re Mrs Paul R, Hawkins, organist and of tho Zlon Parish Guild at tho painter, the late N. C, Wyoth, Ho in that part of East Haven and the TEN YEARS OP THE HIOH SCHOOL choir director, exhibits frequently in Now York includes the owerlng of the side On Tuesday evening the first fall daughter of Mr, and Mrs Tliomas •Ibwii Hall stated tlint the coninilt- port a grand trip. Rectory on Branford Road on Next walk a distance of two hundred proprietors. Angle and Louis Viilani Friscoe of 182 Hemingway avenue. lee after months of Bi'ound-worU Is Police dlRgini! up bodies of OjSO Holy Eucharist win bo colo- Friday afternoon, October 18. Mrs but most of,his paintings are done meeting of the. Mother's club was Tliis i'lill Huu-ivs llio '.ciilii nniiivcr.sar.v of the opi-niug nl" tlic murder victbns. on tho Manl coast. They are dis feet. East Haven HIBII sdiool. Surely'tlic exiiei'iciiee of (lie past docailc ncarliig tlie point wlierc a iictltion The ..Paper ..ConservnUmi ..com .brated. ' Fi-'ancls J, Smith, hostess, will bo held at the home of Mi's, Chapman will Koto the IBank Coniniissloiier The Children of St. Mary will assisted by members of tho Guild, tinguished for their deep and glow 1'ho trees were cut down by the in Wliltnoyviiie,- lias been snilicicnl to prove l« even tlie iiio.st (louliliug of' the And hntisos- licliij; •olilicd by mill- mittee nniimincc)i a weekly plok-tiji ing hues. Tlio Chinese-American Staploford company using one of asking a.cliarter for the proposed meet on Friday evening at the Rec Mrs. Samuel Sloanc II and Mrs. The Sunshine A,?sembly reminds DoiilitiiiK Tlioiiuises (hat a local lUf^h school has hccii a hooii to town iKuik for ISnst Huvcu. He said •light niaiaiulcrs. of wnsl paper from stores and biul-' tory at 7:30 o'clock. Josse Richmond will pour. Dong Kingman, has received a the now type chain saws which cuts all its members that a ,soclal will mil- coinnmnity. We recall ;iiat wlicii the school was lirst proposeil iies.s plaecs alung Main street from Ouggonhelm'fellowship as well aa through a three foot log in less that nearly onc-hall of the pledptos A meeting will be held on Friday Tliero will also be a food sale and be held on Oct, 10 at 8 P, M, In the it :ras hitterly opposed on many sides, and it linally had to lake Tor the necessary bank slock arp East Haven gets on first piigo of Tuwiisciul avenue, Falrmount, lo many awards. His paintings arc In than a minute. chapel. dtiily papers two days in succession. evening at the homo of Mrs. Louis a sale of assorted cards, A Salvage a special election, which was closely eonlested, hefore the scho(d now inliand and further eftorls arc the linsl Haven Orccn, caclli Tluirs- the best Museums of the east and Next Sunday there will be morn M'as huilt. .Schleicher when the phase of local Corner will provide a variety of West, Tliey are usually brilliant in now being Intcnsiried toward con I''i)ll*KC .season ntHiciRhl now but day for Uio bciicfil of the High Kovcrnment, /"Education and Re- wares which may be purchased for ing worship in charge of Rev, Willi Heceiitly \ve cani'c upon a eojiy ot the Deriieatiou program oi' the tacting l:lic scores of East Havencr.s color and gay In mood. Mr, Baum- Scouting Leaders am H Kirkland at 11 o'clock preced ack of frost 'lins toned' down iisunl school AtltiJctto R.ssflclaUoiu (•ronMon" will be studied. All in u.
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