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VOL, Xm—NO. 44 Branford, Conneolicut, Tliursday, February G, 1041 Price Five Cents Town Hall Books Show DozeiiAccidents'Seaview Ave. Public Invited School Authorities Bring 85 Death Certificates Reported Here Not Public Way To Illustrated Low Cost Music Lessons During Month Judge Decides Lecture Friday A decision barring the Town of; Branford Garden Ohib Announces Received For Record January Is a bad accident month. Branford from' assuming control To Branford Children Last month 12 automobile owners Program For Coming' Year reported at the police station wliilc I over Seavlew Ave. Hotchkiss Grove, in the same month in 1940 there as a public way'or town highway Town Clerk Winfield Morgan Lists Deaths Of Ten Per ! has been handed down In Superior A meeting of the executive board Able Teachers In Various Instruments Engaged To Teach were 13 accidents. In 1939 the mun- of the Branford Garden club was sons Over 85 Years Of Age—Thirteen Did Not Live ber was less, seven. Court by Judge John Cornell. Group Classes After School Hours—Orchestral Work In a suit flled two years ago, held Friday afternoon in the home To Reach Age Of 50. Icy Roads caused most of the Sylvia B, Parkinson and Frederick of Mrs. Samuel A. Griswold, the For High School Included." mishaps. The same condition exist R. Houdo> administrator of the es president. An announcement was ed throughout the state. Accidental deaths clalired Tour ol tate of \yinford Hotchkiss, named made of the New York and Boston A deflnito step forward has been Branford's residents last year, tit State Highway Commissioner the town,' Its , selectmen, Gurdon Ilower shows March 17 to 22. Junior Society William J. Cox has addressed a John P. Callahan taken to bring training advantogcs the total 85 deaths recorded at the Bradley, John Rogers and Frank Two new members were voted in, town clerk's office, ten died after letter to ail operators of trailer ^,i„^,^ „^ „^. ^„^„,^ to children in Branford who wish Mrs. William L. Rice and Mrs. Will Be Honored to take up and become proHolent reaching the age of 85 and two of Gives Program trucks in Connecticut, urging the wnrner,.as deXendants, Robert A. Benton. use of chains when lee or snow pro those passed the UO mark, both I It was charged that Seavlow Ave. Mrs. William Plnkham distrib in, musical instruments. The school men. Ten were In their eary 80's For Juveniles sent any danger of slippery spots. I was a road constructed for the use On February 19 authorities with the approval,of This step was taken, the Commis uted the programs for the year. and 20 had lived 70 years. Thir of owners of land in the grove and The program: the local board of education have teen were under 50 years of age. sioner said today, to reduce the The Junior Musical Art society danger of traffic delays caused by f'|^„notV fo r use as a public thorough- February 7, 2:45 P. M. Blaokstono At a recent meeting of the com- arranged tor, group classes to bo Deaths recorded tor 1940 follow: presented a reciprocity program for Memorial Library. Illustrated Lec JANUARY taught In the school buildings af members of the Juvenile Musical •t'^u^v",?/""""'""'"'.,"''??";'^''"''Jack-knlflne' across the highways.! ^ D"'-1"„^.„„B «'<„ =„ ,hurrican , e ^,^of3 1938 a ture "The Trailslde Theatre," Mr. dinner to be given in honor of John Hugh Spencer; Hostesses, Mrs. J. ter the day's sessions and at a very 0—George Foote, 84 Art society Tuesday afternoon in P. Callahan on his 50th anniver low cost. A sot too of forty cents sor of one maintenance district re Wesson Phelps and Miss Lauretta sary as grand knight of Eldorado 6—Josephine Qulnlan, 76 the academy. the Hotchkiss Grove Association Babcock. per lesson has been arranged and' ported sUty-five trailer trucks jack Council, Knights of Columbus, the plan brings to town a'faculty 7—George J. Rozakat, 59 The following program was ren made repairs to a considerable ex March 7, 8P.M. Blaokstono Me 15—Louise Gertrude Hollmann, 66 dered: piano, "Two Guitars," Rus knifed after they failed to get to tent. Later, It was alleged, the town plans were completed for the affair of able teachers in the various in hilltops without chains. A few morial Library. Illustrated Lecture which will bo held at the Summit struments to conduct these group 23—Bessie Baldwin Beach, 88 sian folk song, Lillian Barron; pi proposed to rebuild and take over "Branford Gardens and Christmas 27—Samuel Skldmore Beach, 72 ano, "From a Birch Canoe," Ben trucks following behind State De the roads as a public thoroughfare. Hou.'ie February 10. All members of classes and develop local instru partment sanding crews neeotlatcd Doorways," Mrs. John H. Birch; the Knights of Columbus and oth mentalists wllliout the lieed of go-. 29—Joseph Evaskevlch, 72 der, Marlon Diver; piano, "Buona hostesses, Mrs. John H. Birch and 31—Johannah Corcoran, 85 the hills successfully. er friends of Mr. Callahan may at Ing out of toWL tor instruction and ' Notte," Nevln, Barbara Harrison; The jack-knlflng accidents all fol Miss Madolln Zacher. 29—Mary Rice Brennan, 83 vocal, "Forgotten," Cowles, Anne tend. Its Incidental high costs. For those lowed one pattern, the maintenance April 4, 2:45 P. M. Blackstone Me children whohavo a desire to study FEBRUARY ^^ Gale; piano, "Minute Waltz," Cho Canvassers Will morial Library, Illustrated Lecture The speaker of the evening will 3—Bridget Teresa O'Brien, 83 supervisor reported. Each trailer bo William J. Clancy, district man an instrument but not in posses pin, Nancy Fitzgerald; piano, truck failed to get more than part "Honolulu of the Paradise Islands," sion of one, a low price, purcliase 6—George Cripps, 78 "Burning of Rome," Paull, Betty Wear Red Cross Mrs. William M. MeKenstie; hostes ager of the Metropolitan Life In 8—Harry KUlam, 66 ' ' ' way up the hill without chains. surance Company,in Boston, and plan with convenient Installmotits Lou Lake; piano, "Hymn to the Spinning driving wheels o.ulckly lost ses, Mrs. J. Howard Adams and has been provided to make the 12—Daniel Joseph McCarthy, 74 Eternal," Concone, James Donotrlo; Mrs. Charles N. Baxter. the son of Mr. and Mrs. William S. 16—Peter Ablondl, 75 traction and the trucks slid back identification Clancy of this place. Among the owning of an Instrument possible violin, "Aria from Martha," Fla- across the highway as each driver May 2, 2:45 P. M. Mrs, Ernest G. to most of the students Interested. 26—Frank Whitaker, 27 tqw, Julia Mooney; piano, "Etude," Continued on page two S. Craig, hostess; "House Plants; Invited guests who have signified 28—George Collins Fitzgerald, 18 • Canvassers in the present Red their Intention to bo present are' Mr. Pctor Conte of New Haven'will Chopin, Pauline Dunbar; piano Cross enrollment will wear a Red their Culture and Care," Miss Joy William J. Shea, state deputy, and conduct aU classes In wliid Intru- MARCH "Ave Maria," Schubert, Anne Will- cross Identification tag. Logeo. 2—Petrunla Elizabeth Waskevlch, Danlel P, Maroantonla, district ments and Mr. Gerald Quldloe Is Hams; piano, "Serenade," Schubert; CORONER ABSOLVES In addition to the list,of workers Juno 0, 2:45 P. M. Mrs. J. HowaVd, deputy. I In charge ol the string groups. Miss 57 Shirley Kolbin; vocal, "Gypsy Love previously announced, Mrs. John hostess; "Containers," Mrs. A. N. 12—^Matilda Anderson Nelson, 73 HOBERT C. TENOSKE General Chairman John Murphy Mac Devlin of Branford will teach Song," Herbert, Rosemary Hess; Baldwin of Pine Orchard has added Creadlck. and co-shah man RoUln O. Klnnoy I the piano gioups. The classes In 16—Thomas Whitaker, 65 Continued on page flve piano, "Prelude 0 Mltior,", Rach Hobert C. Tenoske, 17, of 105 In hte follpwilife'names; Mrs. Waller I have announced the following com- drum work Is taolng worked up this 20—Allda D. 5each, 84 maninoff, Karl Marsh; piano,^"Im Powers Mrs. Harry Paine, Mrs. mittce In caie ol aiiangomonts; \wook. These classes wlU mijBtiswaek- 23—John Lane'plarit;VBl'' dian Neck Ave., was not a licensed / - ,.{1 promptu," Strickland, Irene Zacker; automobile operator and "should Franklin Wagnor and Mis Ficdeilck ILLUSTRATED TALK iHonorary reception, Rev..Edv^ard J. ly'and a rare opportunity Is now ' APRIL •••'• ;,', " ,,...':: piano, "Gbllywog's: Cakewalk," JDe- ngtfiaye beeii'-entrusted^wltt^^hls Harris. ' , ,-'•;( i,'t -Domenfjky,' ch())rmaii;,J»,_A:>AllDlf- nvallable tQj8ranford,boys,and glrjs • „i—Y5!i"liag.-JSHJ.'^'?.ll?fe'iJ'.§i • - • ^; .1iussy,""MUdfe- a Cutler; 'accoinijan-. ''veiScle "111"°vl6ial,loir~ol'" statute?'' -»jWre'flcc-^'rr%kt?'i •'-'-^—ON VA]£ENTIN'£^ matt, John Baiiy, W. S. Clancy, to own and study a musical In- ' 9—c"hafies*"Sugus{ui-' Biacicstone, Ists, Joseph Mooney, Pauline Dun Coroner James J. Corrlgan stated S.S. Cold Ilarbor, the American Patrlck Condon, Thomas P. cm'tln, I strument of tlioJr own chqoslnB. •83 . bar and Nancy Fitzgerald. as he absolved him of criminal re Red Cross Mercy Ship sailed from The Trlfollum of Trinity Chuich John B Dunn Patrick It. Dunn. Already cniollcd In thcjo Instru 14—LlUle F. Juhan, 72 sponsibility for the death of Ever Baltimore en Saturday, February 1st win sponsor a bridge party In the Thomuh King. Fiank J. Kinney. ment clas.'ics aie; Baibaia Boldt- 16—Alice T. Farrlll Sykes, 61 ett W. Mason, 79, a carpenter of 119 with 6,000 tons of foodstuffs for the Parish House February 19 at 8 P. M, thy, Timothy J. McCarthy, Andrew mann, Joan Rcscntlial, Lucille 17—Frank Rocco Bonnelli, 82 Indian Neck Avenue. people of Spain and milk, vitamins, Decorations will bo appropriate tO|jo|,„ jn Kinney, Charles McCor-\Orl!tln, Marie Donadlo, Anna Dro 27—Etta K. Nesblt, 68 Funeral Service The fatality occurred Jan. 25, on medicines and clothing for the Washington's Birthday. On Febru J. McCutcheon, C. V. McDormott, tar, Charles Rltehctelll, Betty 28—Elvira C. Rlce> 80 Indian Neck Avenue, Tenoske was children of uncoupled France. ary 13 the Trlfollum will present T. F. McDermott, M. J. McDonald, rilnchey, Jen Adams, Clarence Iloyt MAY Meld Today For operating flie car over a glare lee After unloading part of her cargo an Illustrated talk oh the history Patrick McGuIre,, James Redding, Grace Coates, Edith Williams, Mary 3—Clayton Y. Kenyon, 86 and snow covered road. When he at Cadiz, the Cold Harbor will pro ol old valentines by A. Carroll John Regan, Alexander White. GUI, Edward Klczynskl, Dorothy 9—James Edward Tobln, 73 saw Mason walking on the right ceed to Barcclonar and Marseilles Means of the Collector's Shop, Now Publicity, Edward B. Lonorgan, St Louis, Mary Lou Barba, Bertha 10—Dora Amelia Johnson, 67 V. Goclowski where the American Red Cross has Haven. All who are Interested are chairman, Walter KatowskI, Thom A r r 1 n g t o n , Richard Monglllo, hand side of the road, he applied Invited to attend. I 12—Robert Footo, 89 set up distribution centers. Distri as E. Matthews; tickets, Andrew P. Joseph Woychowskl, Roland St Vincent W. Goclowski of 15 his brakes and the car skidded 17—Claus August Llndeen, 69 around and the left rear tender bution in both countries will be Owens, chairman, Frederick R. Louis, Thuro Poison, Marcus Mlck- 26—^Taylor Llnsley, 04 Breezy Lane passed away Monady handled by a staff of American Red Houde, Frank LIpkvlch, Anthony olson, Frank Ny^iird, Francis RIola, night in the New Haven Hospital struck Mason, and he died in his Cross representative.'!, some of 27—John Walter Williams 51. home before medical aid could Associated Business Giordano, Edward A, Driscoll; en-1 Joseph Gro.ss, William Calabreso, JUNE following an Illness of two weeks. Continued on page three tertalnment, John Ahern, chair- Tony Santos, Norman Coluburn, He was born in Poland and had reach him. Hears Talk on Taxes '4-1 5—Loren Cole Baker, 67 "In conclusion, it seems manifest man. Dr. Ralph Cavallaro, Frank John Eric sen, Donald Courtsal, 5—^Ida Sophia Anderson Olson ,59 been a resident of Branford lor Joan Roth, Wanda Loisker. the past 40 years. For a number that Tenoske should, not have been MARCH-OF-DIMES About 20 attended the meeting of J. Kinney, Jr.; arrangements Will- 6—Marcelle SelUna Page ,67 entrusted with this vehicle in vio the As.soclated Business of Bran lam J. McCarthy, chairman, Valde- An orchestra has dcon formed to 13—Jean Ellen Erlckson, 6 of years he had been employed as moulder at the M. I. F. factory. lation of statute,"" the coroner ford Tuesday night in the Althea mar Karlawlsh, John M. McDer meet every Thursday aftoriwon n\ ' 18—Lewis Moss Falrchlld,67 states. "It was his lack of driving March-ot-Dlmes boxes will be Tea Room. The door prize, donated mott, James I. Fisher. during the 7th period at the high 21—John Veronka, 52 Surviving him are his widow Pe- experience in combination with the picked up tills week so those who by Mrs. Alice T. Wallace, was school. Mr. Ouldicc , has taken 25—Julius Anderson, 57 legla Czaplickl; four sons, Stephen elements, rather than any act or have not deposited their dimes tor awarded to Mrs Walter Delon, charge of this and it Will be miidc Continued on page five and Edward of Branford, Frank of acts of gross or wilful misconduct the Infantile paralysis fund are Final plans were made for the GRAND TAX LIST up of all students who plan an In Bristol and Joseph of New Haven; or negllEerice whicli was the cause asked to do so as soonas po.sslble sijeliing bee In the high school au SET AT $13,273,223 strument and wish to enjoy a BRANFORD MASONS and three daughters Mrs. Helen Na- of the accident; and I therefore ditorium Feb. 17. The speaker was course of training In orchestral lewajek, Ann and Sophie, all of find that the said Hobert C. Te Blackstone Memorial Library will Arthur F. Goethiner of Glaston work. For. this there Is no charge. this place. The Board of Assessors find a MEET IN HARTFORD noske Is not criminally responsi remain open on Lincoln's and bury, president of the Conn. Fed grand list of $13,273,223, an Increase This orchestra Is Independent of Funeral services were conducted ble for the death of deceased." Washington's birthday. eration of Taxpayers association. win this morning at 8:30 In the Clancy of $370,040 over the previous year, 'he Instrument classes and Masons of Connecticut met yes This Indicates a healthy growth of i welcome all pupils who play any terday and today in Hartford tor Funeral Home with requiem high the town In new dwellings. There,'"strument regardless of what the 153rd annual communication mass at 9 o'clock In St. Mary's 'source of training they are taking of the grand lodge, A. F. and A. M. church. Bearers were: Victor Tro- Has Qualities Essential to a Knight is a total of 4,312 tax,ltsts on file for the town, and 230 of which Is In that Instrument. Its object is of Connecticut, at the Masonic janoski, John Seneskl, Frank Hor- to organize all playeis In the school Temple. awskl, and John Domkowski. John P. Callahan's Talents Car El Dorado Council K. of 0. Will granted a sum of $200,035, In mili ried. Him Into Many Fields— Give Testimonial Dinner In His tary exemptions. into an orchestra to appear at the This morning reports were made various school events. The follow r by committees and appointments Born in New Haven June 30, Honor—Held Many Responsible 1856—Married Alice Carney Oivio and Fraternal Posts ing have already enrolled In this made and new officers Installed. DEMAND INCREASES About The Foreign Situation Thursday afternoon orchestral Attending from here were; Her FOR "BEE" TICKETS In John P. Callahan the Knights About this time the splendid group—Jacob Seller, Fred Qheroll, bert R. Harrison, Charles N. Bax J. W. DulTleld, head of the speak Joseph Claglla, Donald Knowlton, ter, W. W. Ham, Kenneth Swan- Community wide Interest is evi of Columbus can boast of a mem work of Father McGlvney and his ers'bureau of the New York Times, oeno Nardella, Charles Baldvirln' felder, Gustave A. R. Hamre, Lewis denced in the old fashioned spell ber who symbolizes the fine quali .^luiwurstalwarut P'"i'<;eipioneer»s .1In. UM!U.»„.„organizinBg thU.Ce ^p^ tt,o subJect, "The Foreign oienn Ward Carol Bradley Con- G. Hamilton, John B. Hamre and ing bee to be held in the high ties essential to a Knigh, t an, „d the Knights Of Columbus in New Haven g,^„,^,„„ ,„, Amerldan Prepared- Stance HlnVjcL"™^^^^^^ became known Ralph Nellson. school auditorium Monday night, dinner to be tendered him at Sum- vtollBhtenthei"'''^'!! ^*' *•; weelcly 'uncheon of Shirley 0111, Emily Nygard, Paul- February 17 l'"" House, Wednesday evening. the great opportunity to lighten the ihrkot7ry'du,..,b. ,._Monday„ .." .noon!. _.. ' Dunbar, Irene Zacker, Nancy I I There will be fun—learning—, February 19, by El Dorado Council financial burden of the widow and Forty-nine were present and the the orphan appealed greatly to Mr. Fitzgerald, Mary-Lou Miller, May if , PLAN TESTIMONIAL prizes and surprises. I»"«» other fellow members Is a fit- visiting Rotarlans were Fred Hol- Llndbcrg and Claire Rallo. TO FRED. BLICKER Advanced demand for tickets,""8 testimonial, Callahan who. In company with brook of the Clinton 'Madlson-Ouli- makes it unlikely that any will be John P. Callahan was born in twenty other enthusiastic young ford club and R. P, Bailey and Clar left for door sale. Get yours now. New Haven, Conn., June 39 1856, men, became a charter member of ence Piatt of the New Haven club. GIVES FRENCH PROGRAM widow's Son Lodge, A. F. & A. M. El Dorado Council. will give a testimonial dinner to All proceeds go for the High the son of John and Ellen Collins Sal Partrlllo, William Metfert and Past Master Frederick P. Bllcker at School Library Fund. Associated Callahan, pioneers of St. Patrick's Many homes In Branford have Rev. Frederick Murray were ap w the Oasis Friday night. Among the Business of Branford is the spon- Church. In his early manhood he benefited from the Insurance plan pointed a committee for Ladles' The Allegro Music club held a speakers will be Stanley T. Will came to Branford and was associ of this fine organization. Mr. Cal Night. meeting Monday night in the home iams of North Haven, district dep ated with the Branford Lock Works. lahan was successively grand of Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Pratt of uty of the 4th Masonic District, and He married Alice Teresa Carney, JOHN P. CALLAHAN knight, finanislal secretary and ad Klrkham street. Samuel W. Beach the Rev. William Nicolas of East First Aid Class Graduates January 7, 1880 and of their eight vocate which post he still holds. NURSES PARTY TONIGHT was the leader and' the subject Haven, Grand Chaplain. children, six are living. They are Ann Callahan of Park Hills, Ky. He has played a prominent part "French Music." The following pro Last evening in the Short Beach Mrs. James L. O'Nell of New Haven, His native talents carried him In In civic, life holding such responsl- The committee for the Visiting gram of French music was given School a class in First Aid took Mrs. E. W. Cole of Stamford, James to many fields of activity. A record ble posts as tax collector, ropre-, Niirses card party in the high school Berceuse, from "Jocelyn." Godard WILL NAME DRAFTEES I their written examinations which P., Vincent A.,and Gerald E. of of the great day whcp the Soldiers' sentatlvc in the General Assembly, this evening Is: Eugenie Enqulst; Aria "SlUe bon Mill I are forwarded to Wa.shlngton. Cer- Stamford and William E. Callahan Monument was presented to Bran auditor, registrar of voters, chair Mrs. John McCabe, chairman; heure," from "Faust," Gounod, Hel Clerk Frank Hartman of the tiflcateswlll be sent to those mem- of Park Hills, Ky. His family also ford by the G. A. R. would not be man of the Democratic Town Com Mrs. Charles F. Freeman, Mis. R, en Smith; "Adore and Quiet Be," dratt board announces that 13 reg- , bers who passed the tests, Includes faster daughter. Miss An complete without a tribute to the mittee and moderator of the annu E. Enqulst, Mrs. Guy R. Barker, Mrs, Gounod, Alice Warner; "A Little istrants of Branford and East Ha-| Another group is forming and na M. Carney of Branford and 12 fine speech in which he, a young al town meeting on many occasions. Raymond M. Van Wle, Mrs. Fred LQ^B A Little Kiss,", Lao Sllesu, ven will be notified tomorrow to will commence in a couple of weeks grandchildren, John P. Callahan man in his twenties made the pres- After the removal of the Bran Howe, Mrs. Hugh MacLeod, Mr.s, Eugenie Enculst; accompanists, Au report for examinations on Febru- under the direction of Mr. La 2nd, of Hollywood, Cal Mrs. John I entatlon.' , ford Lock Works he became asso Dana L. Blanchard, Mrs. John R. drey Rogers (guests), Gladys Pratt, ary 13. This will be followed by the , Polnte. The instruction will be glv-Moore of Darlen, John G. O'Nell of Dramatic talent was shown In his ciated with the Sargeant Company Waters, Mrs. D. W. Owens, of Short i^'i^j, Ltadberg. 1^ naming of nine registrants to re- en one night a week for an eight New Haven, Edward, Vincent, Ed characterization of the title role In of New Haven which plant he left Beach, MJss Helen Keyes, Stony port on February 20 to be Inducted. week period. mund, Paul, James and Gerald Cal "Robert Emmet" at a time' when to assume the postmastershlp of Creek, Mrs. R, E. Beers, North Bran i on the 27th. This is the second caU| Anyone Interested may call Mrs. lahan ol Stamford, Alice and Ger Branford had so few opportunities Branford, a positibn which he filled ford and Mrs. E. Halstead Mills, Vasa Star Lodge will meet Friday for February. | John McClees, 142-13. ald Cole of Stamford and Carroll to attend a theatre. Continued on page eight' < Pine Orchard. night In Svea Hall,, ' ' •' "•, f
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THE BRANFORI) EKVIEW, BUANFORD, CONN,, FEBRUARY 0, lOdl TUB BR-AWFORD REVHSW, BRANt'ORD, OONN,, FESRUARS? 0, WJl Page Two Paeo Tlirf 0 ' .'standard of living and labor's rights 1^ /-s n _1 .-^ian immediate peace without an- WOOD CHOPPING FrOm Our KeaderS nexanais and without mdomn ties; WASHINGTON! I I will '-'•-' ^ ^! ^ dclcrminalion of nalioas." Stony Greek HAVE M ri£-AKa i Wood ohotipirtg is it rile. It All In The Estntillshcd 1028 JThi^ mal • fckfc^fc^^A'v •-»ia f, - -. ..»*>*•*•t"':-• , ^^» f-^ «*»#>*"•*" » - ,.-U - j-c'V5j;v~.f&;4-c,r.3-»3^*-ir)fS'*7'r?yy"J<:-lTTy'.i'^"' ;X/% . • :>...'.;."..'..".'A V. t » • **v-'.'W-» ^..flt.V. rJf«V6>i-,*i^ t J-jr-« THE BRANrOBD BEVIEW, BRANPOBD, CONN., rEBRTTABY 0, 1041 VAS6 rive Vugo Four THE BRAKPOBD REVIEW, BRAHPORD, CONN., PEBBUABY 6,1941 Mrs. Gustavo Du Breull pieslded OUR DEMOCRACY Monday at tlie monthly meeting ot the Woman's Auxlliat-y. attended Public Invited Light And Power by 22 members. H%$^ THE POCKETBOOK EAST HAVEN Three new members were tnlcen Con(inu ^-.^A-,:,. ^ «p^._,f,.lf.\^<^i'^^4^i^=^^l^JHplr•0''SP^v'^^ i.. •1 ' : 5-, s-."'* mm: »V- v..o•, V r:^^t, , • •*>•»**••»-* ».>#•*•- ^.^^ ,-^t»t^ ^-^^' .:.n -^.^ ' " I • ' ^ |i Papfe Seven THE BRANFORD REVIEWj BRANFORD,-COMN,, FEBRUARY 0,1041 • Page Six THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., FEBRUARY 0, 1041 ful "Maisle" series, Cinema Chatteir LOCAIi NEWS OF THE .SCKIiliN Branford Battery It you want to laugh long, loiul Baseball L*il^NiTHE!SPpjLIGHJ|'El and often, take n trip nnd don't Boxing Continued Irani sports page Hear Tell; The seventh annual By David O/Albcr —— tall to see Gary Qralit, ICathbrhio Tiny Camlyn Lee, five years I first theatrical experience, they Intercollegiate film critics poll picks Hepburn nnd James Stewart in Basketball old and forty inches high, is I tell us, was acting as a barker for ball off the backboard while ills nelte Davis and Edward O. Robinson Hockey Hollywood's latest wonder child. I a neighborhood kid whose special Tho Philadelphia Story," the com LATEST SPORT NE ganieness and light seemed to in A year ngo she wafe given a spot ty was eating worms and Ilies! « for the outstanding scrcert pcrtor- edy of the year which moves to tlic Football in "Honeymoon in ISaii" and then spire the locals on despite partisan moucos ot 1D40 There's so much EDITED BY W. J. AHERh4 •'retired." But the Cialiior that I ^Judy Canova swears this story Loew Poll College theatre Feb. eili went up for the yomK^Gler so im I is true, so who arc we to doubt refereoing on the part ot Lieut. water sloshing around thd set ot tor n second big hold-over week. 1 pressed Paramount that she washer . During the casting for "Sis Stevenson.- "The Sea Wolf" that sot workers and It presents a dazzling new Hep taken out of retirement and given Hopkins", she relates, the direc- The 08th started olt strong by actors refer to It as "Mike CUrtl?.' an important supportiniy role in |tor called a goat trainer on the burn as tt comedienne of the first tacking up a ten to six lend at Aquacade" George Raft wants "Virginia". Actually, a colored I phone and offered him $250 per Waliir, \i\i\\ versatile Grant and photograph was the start of this I week for the URO of his goat. A the quarter but the game settled Warners to buy "Pal Jaey" tor liltii, SlcWart as her gay comnanlous In youngster's career. Her daddy, a [hard-working $GG-a-wcelt extra, into a real contest as the halt end Ida Lupliia has received twobltl!.- Mraiil«»F steel company executive, paid a sitting nearby, popped up with: a' plctiire that Is frcshei'. wittier and ed with the Southerners leading for the book she is writing about the social call on his friend, a theatre "And I had to be born a human life ot her father, Stanley liupllio, litlglilcr than ahy of i-ecent niem- operator, and this individual was 18 to 13. the famous English comcdlim; dazzled by Carolyn*fi poise, per The locals outmatched Lieut. 017. sonality, arid appearance. He shot Ed East,"* the^ portly"^radio Wags claim that Notre Banie's Stevenson's five in the third frame Tlib second' big feature on the BRANFORD BATTERY WINS Blue Devils Set Hornets Win Branford Five the photograph to Paramount's comedian whose lusty laugh, if not "Fighting Irish" lineup litis nothing saiiiq lifoferam' Is another in tho vice-president. And that's how a:capped , is capable of rattling falling short of knotting- the count i Mahermeii Likewise Travel on the "Meet John Doe" "AU- starlet is born. ,,-^ty ^ windows, is perhaps the cheeriest at 27 all by one point. Tho regu series' dt "Tlib Saint" played by Amerlcans"—Cnrpra, Trimklu ahd PaceinRECLoop; In Overtime Nearly Upset y, ifi • * ' •^ among the early birds on radio< lation game ended 30 apiece but. Gbbtge'StiiUicrs and co-starred witii THRILLER IN OVERTIME For fully an hour each morning, Vorkaploli John Qarf leld has en not without Its share of thrills, Woiidy riKri-ie In "Saint In Palm In Meeting Shelton There ^'FILMDOM FANaESTNorma East brightens the day for his rolled in the OiilvDrslly ot sbwthe'rn Shearer admits that she bites her ' listeners with snatches of songs • With a minute and a half to go Siirliigs." First Hall Closes As Rivals Meet By Wilson High California tor a series ot seminars on nails, talks too and patter on his "Breakfast m Brantord was on the short end by And' iKsV but not least the latest Company H Takes Plymouth High 37 to 23 And Then much, likes to Bedlam" program. What is amaz South Ambrlcnil'subjects; news shots' ot tlie day. 1 The Branford Blue Devils ran up A vastly Improved East Haven High After completely dominating tho Improved Maher Combine Look For Easy Win Over Val paint furni ing, however, is East's own cheer n 35 to 31 count, Gumkowski drop Sceh Around; Erroll'lynh'wrltiiig Beats 68th C. A. 37-36 first half play the Branford Hor ture, and pre fulness since, to get to Radio City ped in a neat side siiot to bring it Seo You In Tho Movies n record score In continuing their group of baskotccrs nearly upset ley Team—Milford's Set Shooting Provides Source from Honolulu that trins tliord have nets were hard pressed to put down fers to, sit on from his suburban home for hia to 35 to 33, Butch Nalmo, tlien in YOUR MOVIE GUYED pace Setting In tho Community Branford's apple cart last Friday Of Worry For Locals. the door rather 7 A. M. broadcasts, he must rise presented him with foiil- sul-flJOM'cls night at the local State Armory a Woodrow 'Wilson uprising at the tercepted a pass and sank one from The Brantord Battery ot the League last-Sunday when thoy tal than ou a chuir. at 4:30 A. M. Proof again, no May Rol)soh;subposcdly a very when they battled tho Kncchtmon MIddlelown school last Monday Bert Wheeler's doubt, that the sun rises in the the foul line to tie the score, Nalmo aoflth C. A. stationed at Falmouth, rich woman hV "ivllfes Whcblwlght Rotary Kegler's lied a more 71 points In trouncing through two overtime periods before night when the home team nearly Both Branford and East Haven playroom i s East. ••,;t.-i,v t v - followed as it wont through the Mass, won their second and third walled with Discovers Ainerlba','' cnlorlnf; hbr tho Kamblors by a 4o point margin. succumbing to Buddy Moiitelliis' wiped out an early 13 point lead will- vacate their liome Courts as hoop and rolled It to within a foot CIATP Tomorrow games of their short season whoa Frenchmen Fail 3,000 glass RECORD NOTES: Sammy Knye dressing rodrn to' pUt thrdo pennies Tho Ramblers, completely out sudden death basket. The final and gave Branford a scare. Tho Ihey sock to improve their Housa- bricks each of tlie man due to take tho ball off they beat Plymouth High School EdgeWallinglord demonstrates his new variety antt in a penny' bftiik...' Oborgc Broul at Plymouth Inst Friday by a 37 to classed could total but 31. score: Branford, 43 East Haven 41. final total had Branford winning tonic League rating tomorrow with NORMA SHEARER .*^o"^»'"'"E,. ^ appeal -in his Victor record of for the opposition. LleUt. Stevenson HARTFORD FEB.y.aa to Match E. Haven "Alt Night Long" and "The toklng caiidtd- cantferU' pictures of 23 count and then stepped out and The Ave old men of the M. I, F. The Mahcrmen playing an. out by a 39 to 34 count. colored light.. then called ^ technical on Nalmo Branford's Rotary bowling team liicllornct.s traveling :o Milford and To launch his new club, Mischa Mem'ry of a Rose", the versatility his yacht' to enter' In a marine played an overtime clash with Bat started oil strong hi boating tlie brand of game-took chargo of the The Kneohtman started a sub tor delaying the game and the continued to win tho majority of East Haven's sweeping reversal ithe latter journeying to Shelton. Auer smashed a bottle of borscht of the entire swing and swa>' photograph'contest. tery H of thd 60th Coast Artillery Stony Creek flvo and managed to play at tho opening gun and paced stitute team save for Hynovlch and (Uussijin . beet soup) over the group being spotlighted . . . Blue 08th made It good. their games against tho bowling of form was even more manifest Ea;;t Haven a greatly \improvod Ex-slittkdspeal-can actor Arthur at the Falmouth Junior High gym got a large enough lead to wlth- Owens and almost Immediately wall . . . Always a gagster, Eddie bird released Glenn Miller's hot Play was resumed and the ref teams from rival, organizations by ConlUiucd on page seven than in the Branford game when jb.all cUib will have to watch Oloynll: Albert donned a gord-hraidod uni version of the "Anvil Chorus'* * . . A (jiaiit triple bill ul' cnUTlniMincul I'l'iilurinf,' Major Bowes' all licnncdy doing a coriilc version of last Tuesday and,won that hotly .stand tho closing rush of tho shore found themselves in trouble as the eree gave the ball olf to the 08th. boating the Walllngford Rotary at tho Shorctownors returned to their and Shanley but Uie Sheltonites form and howetl people in and Devotees of Hawaiian music will now liiteruatiiiiiiil Uevue dl' 1!)n willi n triiint I'iist ol! Hfi scusatiouiil "Romfeo nttd' JXillel" vi^lth Olympc contested affair by a 39'38'margin. village to win 42 to 34. Loading tho Grenlormen used their height to •lit of a swanky night club for welcome the album of hula music When he asked how much time was Walllngford last week. The locals own gym after an absence of sev v/ill be harder pressed to stop East Bradrta whllo hb Was-wearing his father's dub wore Hoyden, Matson COMMUNITY COUNCIL good advantage in .^hooting from • hours . . . Warner Baxter's released by Dccca. left the timer informed him that euterliiincrs of nil Millions; phis Hliim'.lio C.'alldwn.v, lliiil dynaiuiu mis Accordliig to the doPQ reaching made a clean sweep of the games eral weeks last Tue.sday to down Haven's .';!ani bang style of play. boxing accblitrdniehlis for Ills role In and Sttlvln. Ward and Gatavaskl stationary positions beneath their the game had ended; Branford led tress of swing and lier Iliirleui Baud, and extra aUilcil, Buck anil liuli- this office Plymouth had a team of although there was never a big dif LEAGUE STANDINGS Milford's hapless Ave. Branford on tlio other hand will ''KnoclcbUl''...... „Joah Leslie, liuddled sot' the losers pace with 10 points basket. by LaCrolx argued this point and the same calibre as the iQcal high ference In the total score. meet a blow hot and then cold array liles open a limitwl '\ days ougagouiont on the sliisre of llio Slalo under aH utvlijrella, racing, throilgli apiece. COMMUNITY LEAGUE (Adult) Driving at a furious pace the Ma- it was agreed to give an added and had lost but :two gomps, this Tonight the Rotary meets the With-the start ot the second pe f0 Mllforditos who, If they, are on Theatre, Hartford slartiug Tomorrow (Friday) and contiiiniUg lliru the raih'to'a-sbuiid stage \Vlibre she L .Pet. hermen easily dominated the game THIS S$5I§I?>IESS fifteen seconds of playing time to season before tlioy met Branford's Rotary of Clinton, Madlpn and The Red Sox style of play was riod Pctola, Clark and Fortune can make trouble for tho Knecht SaUirdny and Sunday, ]'''el)ruary 7-8-i). had to'db'aScehtf'liVtlib raili 5w 0 1.000 as they broke fast to score many the game. Nalmo again Intercepted soldier boys. Both of theso games Qulltord. too much for the T. K. P. and as went Into tho fray and Brantord men, Paced by Teddy Paul tho Ronald' RetiWiiii' sfttSBCl'lliB'' to' lllb M I F 1 .800 easy baskets. So strong was the de the ball and started for the bas .wore dropped when Plymouth had WALUNQFORD^ a result the Hose took a firm hold immediately pressed a classy of-' fastest man In the league and a car uhd'br li' lotitf dl* (iVft^ glVeh' t'6 2 .000 fense that the Frenchmen 'could ket when he was hit from the side men out of thole lineup with the Ivos ....;...,. .103 110 87— 309 on third snot In winning 52 to 37. fense Into play. Hynovlch and Pe- deadly shot..on his own court co- him by hlS'f rlclSUs' at Warners" tor T K p :: 2 3 get but five field goals; by a 68th player . flui - ; ^ Shelly .131 83 127— 357 Chestnut, Linden and Duel wore ' .400 tela, timing their passing beauti captain's Pctola and Owens wUl Hornets Win At State Theatre his new dauglllbV. 1 • 4 On the other hand the big guns Taking all the time allowed by Branford's fast breaking onenso Holimaii ...i .,90 101 04— 285 the loading point getters for tho .200 fully, sank basket after basket have to go hard every minute. BY James Stepliosoh's stWdjb pals winners whllo Lukowslcl's 13 point 5 .000 while piling up their load and hold of the revamped East Haven team the rule book Nalmo was the calm although paced by Nalmo's 7, points Waohtelhausen 00 80 101—271 Next Tuesday Branford will meet SUSAN JHAYEft Another scintillating stage scoop flocking to the "WliiBod Victory" .set effort led tho Tappa Kegga boys. ing the Wilson scoring ,to a neg easily scored 13 and 10 points and est man on the Iloor as lie convert Contlniied from Sports Pago was a tribute to their flno playing Brown .•. 82 90 88—205 featuring 3 giant headllners In t\ie to congratulate him on his first • LIHCOLNS BIRTHDAY* were ably assisted by. their fast Stratford at the Branford Armory in ed on his foul try to tie the game. as thoy swept into a 12 to 2 lead Totals ,...-. 490 404 407—1487 8th GRADES JUNIOR HIGH ligible amount. a game that lias an important bear saiiie bill, comes to the State starring role .Willia,._ m Lundigan INTERHATIONMLY FAMOUS RED SOXS passing teammates. rAIlTY LINE on tile other hand you'd probably flo When the overtime started Gau- by brilliant work by Strlck and at the first quarter. The locals wore BRANFORD W L Pet, Whether they took the game too ing on tho league Icaderslilp. Both Duel EAST HAVEN dot foulod LaCrolx and the lattej :Walker managed to gain a 13 to 7 Theatre, Hartford for a limited 3 carving his'initials on a tree In' thb TH&MAttGlpS outplayed during the second canto Barker .. 03 — 104 8-1 : 7 3 .700 easy after tho half Is problematical teams arc now deadlocked for first When the Hhone gave two long, tiio same thing I am doing if you studio park ;.PrlMllia La'ne' dis Proto 2 0 4 made the foul as the former viKs lead at the first quarter. days engagement opening Tomorrow when thoy wore able to not but Bllcker .. 112 103 108— 323 8-2 ..,6 5 ' .545 but the smoothness left the locals place In the holly contested circuit rings and one short one, Jane Brown' wore in mine." playing a request Irom a tan to Chestnut 0 0 taken from the gaiijo with four Branford countered in tile second .(Friday) and continuing thru four points as the Pilgrims dropped Nygard .. 103 110 128— 350 8-3 .,,.2 8 .200 and gaUiing heart the Mlddletown and no blood will bo soared by And then, driving home along the spend an ovehllife at his home' sing Lindeen ...... 4 0 0 lilted the receiver. And then there personals. Costa ills replacement frame by creeping up on the East [Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 7th 8th In eight markers. Ilalttlme had the Shorp .... 00. 08 02- 288 five commenced to pock away at eltiier club in looking for victory. deserted country road past snug ing into his' recording maohlho—a COMPANYgf iOO Tamson ...... 3 ,1 1 3 was the tall-tale click two other got a basket a moment later when Haven majority when Stan Petela and 9Ui. locals loading by a 10-10 count. Pettit .... 01 00 — 187 7th Grades JUNIOR HIGH the Branford lead. After Llpkvich East Haven meets Walllngford looking farni houses where people new kind ol autograph hunter 50 BEAUTIES N%Sys SO Totals^.. .,23 2 0 4 receivers being lilter, for this was a a long pass to him netted the 68th and Llpkvich found the range only Topping this triple-header stage The Branford lads stepped out Meflort .. 02— 92 W L Pet. was lost to the Knechtmen via the Tuesday In a game not calculated to were saying what they wanted to, to Geraldino Fitzgerald asking Jotlrcy 0 10 party line. Old Mrs. Allen and Sally a sucker shot which Costa made to' fall short at the half by two show is Major Bowes All Now Inter In the final half to scoro 10 arid 11 Kogcrs ., 00— 00 T. K. P. 7-1 ....iO 0 1.000 personal foul route the home team change Iho league standings to a whom they wanted to, the young in Lynn to decipher a fan letter trom 7-2 2 5 0 0 Peterson, probably. They were both good. points as Walker scored from un national Revue ot ISWl. 35 clever, counters in the third and fourth Totals 503 500 519—1533 'Soncskl ,...1 4 0 .280 really went to work and In short n great degree but which will bring to vestigator smllld. It was a good 0 0 confirmed eavesdroppers, people With 25 seconds to go for the derneath twenty seconds before the talented young stars have been as- Sweden, poriods while HI lads wore knoclc- Next Thursday . Branford plays Tlernoy ...... 1 0 2 7-3 1 G .140 time cut tho local lead. n an end the win streaks recently ?. 0 4 thing that Mrs. Sanders could say enda uiot,, thKmo; u„=^.,.>...overtime, session L—a time's whistle. East Haven led at sembled by Major Bowos Into 10 big '— Ing out a total of thirteen points. Clinton, Madison and Guilford Plerson .,2., 0 4 A late basket by Pctola wiped out started by these two teams. said. But never mind. It wasn't any Pequot Theatre 0 2 what she wanted to to tire governor Croix dropped In a bucket shot for ^j,,^ junction 19 to 17. jAU-New acts which you and your ^ Seven of these came In the tlUrd ,,..2 5th and 6th GRADES tho throat though and enabled the thing personal Mary had to tell herher.. I •— •- , ,-. Torrello ...... 0 4 ,0 the winning points. Llpkvich took wnUWhile tho crowd wiwa: s slewing upjfamily will not want, to miss, Foa-| 1' and the remainder in last quarter ....0 W L Pot. Branfordltos to hang another pelt 0 0 Just things about the state political, °'" =^"y °"^ '^1='=' althought it would Fri,, Sal.—Fob. 7-8 Lokowskl 1 13 3 ful lest tho team, which is handi the ball away from the Southern- ^ irenzy the Blue and Gold con tared In this grand stage shpw are Movie • Guiyed Tuesday night it was a dlfTeront ,,..3 Miss Resjan „ G 0 1.000 to their belts. 3 9 meeting she'd been attending and'"^^=>" some extra work on hor part D. Giordano 0 G capped by lack of height, may find tlie following "sock" stage acts; i.,^ story as; tho locals put on a ba.'s- Canoe Brook .. 7 1 .875 3 13 the subject for next dub meet- '^^^^^''^ ^he thing was settled . , ers and the Branford team abetted ^,ln^xEA to put the pressure on the "A NIGHT AT Hockey Team A. Giordano ,...1 0 2 the New Hampshire veteran five by a nifty passing session success- ^^^^^ boys with the result that the From China, Major Bowes presents, kctbnll civil war with the OBth ,C. A ..10 Harbor Strot ,..,,7 1 .875 Coach John Squires will take his 21 7 49 hig and something about the school ^e " nation of talkers. We say Totals 5 37 too much for them. fully froze the ball tor the duration iHornets began to nilss easy boskets. Huoy Kong, "The Chinese Lawrence!HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP: EARL CARROLL'S" made up. mostly of Soutlierners. M1.SS O'Brien „ ,....3 5 .375 freshmen and varsity swimming MILFORD program to be held -that night; Let ^^1)^^ vie think and what we.don t Ruth H\issoy is a George Cukor Stops Milford; Connecticut's higli-scoring trio of the neighbbrs-UEten-ln-au they wanf f''"'^- We complain and we^oritiolze of tho gam'e. - . - I East Haven' meanwlille 'made the Tibbett;'' from .Siihny' Italy, Vlnce They have a regimental strength Miss Lohhert ..l..^ 4 .333 teams to meet tho strong Spring 4 10 protege. Ho first became Interested I with Ken Murray, Rose Hobart M: BLUE DEVILS co-captalns Bob Donnelly and John ed to! As a matter of fact, it would l^^n^ "' """^^ Instances get it .out of Tonight the Brantordites will rep most of their opportunities and "Blue" Mondi, "Garage Man Do of over a thousand and are coached Miss Potela „.. .•.:.<.Ireland, Little Pat Laocy singing the Errol Flynn and and "Howie" wos nursing an infect 4-3' at Norwalk after throe poriods R. Lindeen ,.,..2 Seymour ..., .400 the best swimming teams in New a tew thoughts ot her own.. ing bboause, he owns so many dogs. Donnelly second higli for the even V/e talk in papers„on the radio, on BATTERY H 208th C. A. (Brantord) ders at the end ot the regulation "Old Shlllalah Me Father Brought Olivia do Havilland in ed toe. of hectic play In which the locals G. Cavalaro 0 East Haven .400 England. This will bo the first start What would it be like, Jane won While hb w'ds on locatloh tot "Billy with but ton men in uniform gave ing with 10 points. platforms and to each other and no Nalmo, rf ..3 1 game. Me." Then there are Paul Jones and Sergeant Joe Yuslckevloh was se M.- Torrello 5 Milford , .333 for the freshmen squad and little White Fearful dered to live in a country where yoyou '""• the Kid," a Boxer pup that looks It "SANTA FE TRAIL" i tho liome team a scare before bow The Maine game sliould provide E. Yuzakevlch, rf .,,1 0 In the overtime East Haven lost his musical spoons; Ginny Wayne- lected by the boys to take over Totals ,..., ; 15 Walllngford .250 is known as to their comparative were afraid to say what you think '^"'= '•'^"s us to look out we better he will turn out to be a champion, - ALSO - ing "out. a typical RIalne-Connectlcut game I Hyllnskl. If ,..2 1 the valuable services of Strickland The Brooklyn Salesgirl who made Hylinskl's Important spot at guard Continued on Page Seven" Shelton .000 strength. even to members ot your own fam- "<" ""^y ^^^^ o'' ^'^'^ we ,...1 0 good, and The Bridgeport Four, Was bo)rn. He is'to be a gift to Zcppb Red Ward's brilliant goal tending of Nev/ England at Orono on the 8th. Connecticut ily, let alone broadcast them on a m"'5t"'t say this. Because this Is iGabel, If $, plus Walger and Grlsakl and had "DANCING ON A DI[«(E" and he did a flno job in taking the 0 featuring "A Thousand Bands In Marx. Job outshone tho field defen won the\game at Storrs earlier In busy party line American where every man "from LaCrolx, c ...3 their early one point lead equalized Continued on page seven 0 One." Dave Barry acts as master ot- John Raitt, Hollywood newcomer Grace McDonald, Robert Paigo slvely while Frank Prosprltch the season by a score of 80-51, but J tho oceans to the prairies" has a N, Palumbo, c ,.„0 by Petela's foul.shot. Week-end Trip 0 eeremonles and gives his very clever who appeared In small roles Iri both gave the Branford attack a boost as usual, the game at Orond will "I'll see that the governor hears ''Sl^t to his own opinions and, come Llpkvich, rg ...3 The Maherrheh galiied another probably provide much closer com ....2 1 impersonations of famous people. 'Flight Colnmand" and 2;iegf6ld Wed., Thurs.—Feb. 1'J-l;i with two unassisted gools. Bill The UConn Huskies start North about this. That's what I'll do. And ^hat may, can say what he hkes! Gumkowski, Ig .,. point in the first sudden death Girl" gets a chance to sing tor tho RIGHT DOWN ,^ OUR ALLEYS petition. Last year, Connecticut J, Yuzakevlch ,...2 0 period but this was matched passed Co-featured on' the same giant Sohwanfclder neeted Branford's on Friday on their annual invasion then you'll see what happens to first timb oh the screeri. He'll bo a "SANDY IS A LADY" Lash's Strategy was forced into two over-time pe ..17 3 bill with the Major Bowes' Interna other tally. of New Hampshire and Maine. your job, young lady! It won't be Total when Brantord made good on two crooning cowboy in "Billy the Kid." ..with Baby Sandy, Nan Groy.. riods betore winning 71-68. In the foul attempts. The East Haveners tional Show Is Blanche Calloway, Tho locals swamppd Milford in a Leaving the campus at 8:00 A, M. worthTwo cents," It was Mrs. San White Fearful PLYMOUTH HIGH. SCHOOL Robert 'Young teamed with Ann Responsible For • GIRLS LEAGUE game Donnelly scored 25 points came back with a foul conversion that dynamic mistress of Swing, and - ALSO - league game by a C to 1 margin last JANUARY 20th RESULTS ,„ 550 the team will travel by train to ders, dissatisfied with the work of ..3 1 Sothern tor the third tlmi In "La *-•'•»' • .. G , while Yusievlcz chalked up 23 Bernado, rf , ot their o-ivn as the whistle brought her Harjein Band: extra added are Monday night as Prank Prosprltch W L Book Sliop, 1: 3—Book 2: 0 Boston to catch the Flying Yankee Continued trom Sports Page 2 1 dy Be Good," was teamed with her "DR. CHRISTIAN points. Wins In these two games teh Country Relief office, wlio was G. Briglda, If ... to end the second overtime play. Buck &Bubbles, those famed Broad Cardinal Sport nad Sal Pacllio drove the puck 14 4 Conn. Light 1—No. Branford 2 .,. 134 wlilcli will make a-special stop at Coach Don White will take Train 1 0 In "Dangerous Number," and again woxfld boost the UConn Conference talking to the investigator assigned Ranano, If Forty seconds after the .start of way stars and prime ministers ot MEETS WOMAN" throiight the cage twice while Pope 13 5 Granite Bay 1: 2—Granite Bay 2: 1 SEASON RECORDS Dover in New Hampshire, The I ner cus---. , er Carl Mann, Manager Paul Posin 1 0 In "Maisle," the.first of her auccess- average to three wins and one loss.' to her cas Pederzanl, c ••• u I the third overtime Montelius drop- rhythm. Rogal Gold Chinaware Nights Fresh from a 42-28 victory over and Capt. Kells wore, accounting U 7 Silver Dollar 1—Rex Oil Co 2 Yankee vtiW pick the basketball "That's all right Mrs Sanders," the' and ten players on the trip North 0 0 The only loss has been to Rhode V. Brlgidtt, Ig ... 0 pod in a one hander trom the vl- All in all, it's a grand show that Boston University, the Wesioyan tor single tallies. Main Street ....18 10 8 First Natl 3—Hilltop Orch, 0, PF HG Rox Oil Co „. 571 team up again the next day after investigator told her. "Go ahead and this weekend. The probable start- 0 0 Island at Kingston, and the Huskies Benate, Ig clnlty of the foul line after re no one will want to miss. It opens a the globe. It has played in 30 coun varsity basketball squad swings in On Wednesday night the locals 9 9 JANUARY 29 th RECORDS H3 Adams, Rex Oil Co „. 370 the New Hampslilre game and the write. I'd probably do the same ing line-up consisting of Donnelly 23 wUl have to wait until February Total 9 celving a nice pass from co-captain limited 3 days engagement starting trl6s • Including Mexico, Australia to the toughest week of its sched made it two straight with a victory Slicker's Market .,,,,.18 5 13 HT Book Shop No. 1 8 181 HS Caddy, Book Shop 1 ..,,,. . 134 boj's will arrive In Bangor on Sar thing it I were in your place. But and Verinls, forwards; Yuslevicz, Mlir Plain , 18 222nd to avenge that defeat. Billy Owens. " , (Friday) at the State Theatre in Egypt, India, China, Java, & Fiji ule, facing successive tilts with Ha- over the Now Haven Bulldogs ort the 1 17 turday evening to play the Uni BRANFORD BATTERY H 208th vortord and WUllams on February versity of Maine. Northeastern University, another A tribute /should be passed on to [Hartford and continues thru Satur Islands. FairmontTheatre local rink by the scoro of 4 to 1 Ha.y- • FEB. 3rd RECORDS 5 9 (7 and 8, respectively. INTER CHURCH LEAGUE league opponent, provides the next Nainio, rf , 22 Jack Lockery for the masterful day and Sunday, Feb. 7th, 8th and S3 Main Street, Anncic wood hit the cords' twice and .Walt HT Silver Dollar :..„ 13G7 New Hampshire will be met for Scouts to Hear President Gumkowski, If --S 2 12 0th. . "The main problem In practice home game on Wednesday, Febr- way wlilch he handled the long Zurasky and Bill Schwanfclder AVERAGES THEU JANUARY 28th the first time this season since the LaCrolx, c 5 1 11 Manager, Charles E, Colo iicsslonsi" stated Cardinal Coach ary 12tH. The freshman teams of game whicii was teeming with ex- | Beginning Lincoln's Birthday, banged in the other two goals. H3 J. Gorski, Silver Dot .. game scheduled at Storrs for Janu Llpkvich, rg ,2 0 4 1 game wiuuii wus Ltcimtib «.uvi .... j ^^.j,.. ^ ... Dale Lash, "will be to get the boys Gam es Plnfall Avg. H3 HS the two universities will-meet in Capitol Theatre Norwalk will meet Branford in a HS M McGowan, Main St. ary 14th was postponed. Tho Wild ...1 1 3 treme partisanship on both sides.,Wed. Feb. 12th, the Internationally Last Time Tonight—Fob. 0 115 S ICarab—Lutheran 45 5075 112.35 388 tiie curtain-raiser. J, Yuzakevlch, Ig Into condition after their two-week return match here Friday night In 148 cats have been winning regularly of 15 9 39'He was a real asset to the protes- [famous MarcusShovv"La Vie Paree" 281 MAIN ST.. EAST HAVEN layoff due to examinations." To re B Linden—Lutheran 14 1549 110,9 . 375 131 Total "TUGBOAT ANNIE a game needed by Branford to as HIGH SINGLES THIS WEEK late and Coach Don White is fear Continued on page seven Islon of refereelng as well as to his begins ah engagement at the State lieve the double strain on his start sure the locals of a place in tho state M.McGowan 115; C Sykes 112; E Nygard—Congo 31 3414 110.4 369 152 OBth C A. I own livelihood as Athletic DIroc- iTheatre In Hartford. This show SAILS AGAIN" ing men, Coach Loah will have two playoffs for' the state champion B Corcoran, H ICoycs 109; B Kllmas W Snow—N Branford 43 4009 107.8 368 " 134 Stevenson, rf 1 1 j tor of Arnold College. carries a company of 100 with 50 Sun, Won.—Feb, !)-10 Marjorio Rambcau, Alan Hole complete teams ready for action A Anderson—Episcopal 27 2877 10 4 ship. 107; J Godski 105 101 100; V Block 106.15 ~ 339 139 DRINK I-Iowerd, It •„• BRANFORD beautiful girls from every corner ot NbRTHWEST MOUNTED - ALSO - against the Havcrford and Williams G Agnew—East Haven 36 3829 351 ,..,1 1 It now appears that tho locals er 105; M Coleman 104; M Canilak 108.13 134 Gaudet, c 2 Petela, rf ..,\...,5 4 14 i Ernest Truex, John Sheffield in basketbollers. F Show—No Branford 38 4000 105.10 354 ::..l 0 EAST HAVEN POUCE win be forced to play the rest of the KLaich 103; E Calo 102 140 Costa, c 2 Proto, rf ,';..,2 1 F Bllcker—Episcopal 45 4654 103.19 356 0 2 2 Rowley, rf 0 0 with Gary Ooopor and "LITTLE ORVIE" Wesleyan's tentative starting season without the services of Dan 143 Gibson, rg 4'Genrlch, It ..0 2 N Cooke—Congo '• 31 3208 103.15 343 138 0 0 McCartcn, If 2 3 7 Madeleine Carroll LADIES GIFT NIGHTS llno-upi for the twin tilts is as fol Daly, Ducky Harrison and Pete BIG PIN LEAGUE Woodward, Ig 2 38 Fortune, If 0 0 lows: Cola and Kay, forwards; Sanford—Ettst Haven 32 3243 101.11 331 125 g Strickland, c 4 0 8 Spaar all of whom are suffering W Total 15 Hynovlch, c 1 1 - ALSO - Fri., Sat.—Feb. 7-S S Haskell—East Haven 29 2030 101.10 348 g Brache, c 0 0 '•A.0 Nicholson, stx-foot-slx sophomore, from serious injuries. Sportsmen Rest 18 15 142 Montelius, c 2 2 center;, and guards HIckcy and S Stevens—No Branford 22 2225 101.3 324. 118 Q Crisafi, c 3 0 6 SHE COULDN'T SAY NO Silver Dollar 18 10 center; and Wlnzler and Cepuch, Clark, rg ..;...0 0 SOUTH OF PAGO PAGO Gregory. In the event of Nichol H Holm—Lutheran 40 4043 101.3 323 115 SINCE 1897 5 j Walker, rg , 2 22 0 oy and Gregory at guard positions. Shorilno Elcc 18 guards; plus a reserve Ave ot Jas- Llpkvich, rg 2 1 with Roger Pryor, Evo Ardori with Victor MoLaglen, Francos son's Ineligibility due to the mark P Kolstencn—No Branford 43 4338 100.38 349 123 ,, Miller, rg 0 1 1 Following a shaky early season Ablondi's Market 18 Endui'ing The Test of Time kilka and Mugavero, forwards; Ver- Owens, Ig .....3 1 bugaboo, Kussong Is slated to take Borden—No Branford 34 3428 100.28 331 121 J Defablo, Ig 3 1 7 Parmer, Jon Hall start, Coach Lash stressed a more blllo, center; and Cuddy and Fish, Soboleskl, Ig 0 0 2 TucH., AVed.—Feb. 11-12 over the center duties. JANUARY 30th RESULTS E Robinson—Episcopal • 38 3825 100.25 344 137 43 DeFllppb, Ig 2 0 I FREE to the Ladies our TRU r aggressive defense and an offense Shore Line Elec 0—Sportsmen 4 C Montelius—Episcopal guards, will make the. trip. Total 15 13 9 41 Coach: Lash has capable forward 37 3722 100.22 342 122 I Totals 16 Low Ayrcs, Xaraine Day In BLU Enamclware Set placing emphasis on set shots and Silver Dollar 4—Ablondi's Mkt 0 Mcrrell—East Haven substitutes in Sinnamon, Whalon, 30 3611 100.11 350 127 inside plays. Employing Lash's new Pratt—Baptist !'/-'!>V-f*<>^^<'***^3 'DR. KILDARE'S CRISIS' I Sun., Mou., Tiics,. Fell. II-IO-J] and Bon Johnson, starter against' SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 10 1007 100.7 321 113 Ur^,r,r,';,>,'^f,-,r,M^',t,f,t,V-t/^J strategy, the Cardinal cagers have Z Lawrence—Baptist - ALSO - the Boston University Terriers last TRIPLES 42 4170 99.12 348 145 in their last two starts pieced to J Nyholt—Boptlst Blue Devils The World's News Seen Through "LITTLE NELLY KELLY" Friday. Coulllng, Berhardy, and D Rourko, Ablondi's ....N ..,,..,654 43 4103 . 00.5 339 123 golher successive victories over the C Stannard—Congo "NIGHT TRAIN" with Judy Garland D Hylenski, Sportsmen ....630 035 20 2570 99,5 320 115 Continued jrom sports page Norton are on hand to relieve Hick-1 Mass. State and B. U. quintets. T Haskell-East Haven Have Set A Higher Standard of Quality THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR with Margaret Lookwood - ALSO - SINGLES 23 2250 97.19 334 130 M Montollus—Lutheran A/i Interitalioniil Daily Neml'^lier M Smith Siiorlollno •. 255 25 243a 97.5 326 123 1 "YOU'RE OUT OF LUCK" B Barker—Congo M. I. F. is TrtJthfiil—Constructive—Unbiased—-Free from Sensational Ladies Gift Nights FOR- F Kinney Sr., sportsmen 254 39 3786 97.3 314 107 ism — EdiioriaU Arc. Timely and Instructive and Iti Daily with Frankic Darro W Adams—Congo Parelnskl 2 0 4 36 3474 97.18 332 133 Salvln 7 0 14 Fcalurcs, ToRC'ilicr vltli tlic Weekly Ma^(l7inc ,Scctiont Make B Has-Baptist the Monitor an Iduaj Ncw»[>aj>cr for the Home. 'I'hurs., Pri., ,Sat.—Feb. 13.14-15 Wed., Tlmrs.~Feb. 12-13 Home Cooking The Home Way MENS UUCKPIN LEAGUE 20 1932 96.12 320 133 Royden .- C 0 12 G Stevens—Baptist The Cliristi'iii Science Publishing Socirty TRY G W L 42 4032 96. 332 • 141 Aceto .-' • 1 0 '2 "ARIZONA" RANGERS OF FORTUNE Book Sjiop No 1 ...,.....,.,0 6 0 0 Robinson—Episcopal 44 4179 94.42 311 114 One, Norv;oy Street, i3octon, Masiachusceta George Evans Inc. Matson 5 0 10 Price ^U.OO Yearly, or ^I.OO a Month. •with Jean Arthur with Fred MaoMuiiay 5 1 H Close—Episcopal 28 2659 94.27 303 126 Totals 21 0 42 besides all the Boy Scouts In the country—a membership of 1,500,000 Sacurilay issue, including NLignzinc Section, ^2.60 A Year. ;-: ALSO ;-! color rau n-.,-,-^ »«.,«»..«• >_ First National 6 5 1 H Johnson—Lutheran 36 3404 94.20 314 126 STONY CREEK Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 2? Genu. - ALSO Book Siiop No 2 01 3 3 1 Cooktf—Congo Makers of fight now—all America will have an opportunity to hear Pretlclent oiherhigh J VER DOLLAR 20 1888 94.8 298 110 iloosevelt. Honorary President: Walter W. Head (right). President, and Ward .5 0 10 Name - ,, , ^ „— ,..„.„«__ 'BLONDIE PLAYS CUPID' ANNE OF 3 3 E Slontelius—Lutheran 39 3658 93.31 317 110 special selhns;. r* CCT • I m A kl-r Ir. James E. V/est (left), Chief Scout Executive ot the Boy Scouts ol Palma 3 0 0 Address.. « , ^._... ..—...-._..-...—_ •with Penny Singleton and WINDY POPLARS" 2 4 Erioson—^Lutheran 14 1268: 92. 323 109 America, mark the 3l6t anniversary of the Movement In the United Grandel 2 0 4 with Anno Shirley -• $12,65 in buying th... .R.EST AU RANT Granite Bay No 1 6 2 4 T colter—No Branford 37 3370 91.3 286 113 Fine Custom Tailored Suits SAMPI-E COPY ON HlzQVnSr Arthur Lake trees now! See, try, and buy N.iiilti- -., _ ; I J* states, over the NBC (Red), CBS and MBS networks, and many local .Gatavaskl 5 0 101 2 4 B Erioson—Baptist 12 1082 298 itatlonc not sfrillated with the netvjorks, on Saturday, February S, «i the quantity lasts. '•ju.ja'Vt,i'£s' % 90.2 117 1098 Chapel Street "Tel. 8-5421 New Haven, Conn. 1 Barker -.. 2 0- 4 Gronlto Bay—No 2 .,..6 1 5 Leighton—East Haven 30 3233 89.29 284 ll2 f:30 p. ni., ESJi 6:30 CSTj 6:30 MST and 4:30 PST. I • s JI Cooke—Congo . 17 1400 87.1 274 90 ,,l•'^.••*:A •'\ '^,« ^i-i. ,>'..f"-n''^A*«ev'p-} *•^A.ii&iHiii.^^'v^j^i^i-^ii^'^yt^^^' '^ J -^w-vV-W" t"* i-'-^ ^jv^r-%-"-^''-'''^''J -, fH'* *f f-f-'^f- -«««** ll-rnp.; n LJlbrp.r.Y iu v,i l.V'.'..'n. Conn ^h THE nOME NEWSPAPER IS A VITAL FORCE IN EVERY TOWN Pap'o Eierht THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, OONN., FEBRUARY S, 1D41 THE HOME TOWN TAPER ot PORTRAT^ING AS IT DOES the host provided his pet dog with | •S' nRANFOHD—NORTH ' BRANFORD lOCAIi HAPPENINGS IN a dressing table equipped with Has Qualities ^TONlf CKEEK-PINE ORCHARD Telephone Go's FAMILIAR LANGUAGE Essence of Democracy, comb, brush, etc.—and a bone SHORT BEACH-INDIAN NECK Conffnized from page one GRANNIS CORNER—MORRIS Che prantorti EebieUJ Net Earnings Branford State Guard will be In ^^)\0F THE 5iCJES ducted into service Feb. 10. Late COVE — EAST HAVEN AND EAST HAVEN NEWS with distinct credit to himself and -^ (?/ /P C. Oertel enroUees .are John Vlckslrom, Price Five Cents Remain Same to his community. Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, February 20, 1941 HEN they gather nround In Iho plunuTKitinR plane. He HtrURRled Hugh Taylor and Stanley Sokols- Fraternally he was also promi Increased revenues of The mcBBrooniB of tho Unltetl States (Icrcply hut vainly to free lilniHcIf or ky A reader says no likee What VOL. Xni—NO. 47 WAir CorpB to talk of nnrrow oRcnpoH, ellmh I)af;k into the fnllliiR plane. nent in the New England Order of Southern New England Telephone a man with n tnio to tell will be Kwin^InK wildly beneath the ahlp. Nots'., Nine more draftees make Protection, the Branford Baseball Company during 1040 were accom Lieutenant Felix Lieutenant Hardl- ready to pack Telephone Co. Association, the Employees' Tuber Auditing Firm Completes panied by a contlhued upward climb Ilardlsoii, who Kon will tell you Lenten Services learned the hard 10(1 ay that he was doing lots of Installing these days culosis Association, and the Bran In payrolls and taxes, so that net daiiKllliR tor what earnings for the year, amounting to way nimnt the Fifty years ago February Ist ford Agricultural and, Horticultural Local Boy Scout Troops velocity of an air. seemed like whole Society. In the latter as secretary WASHED AND GULLIED PARTS $3,240,730, or $0;10 per common plnnc. inlnutea, while the there was born In Stony Creek a Will Be Union, Report On Town's Books share, were approximately the same Lileutonaiit Hnr. plane whipped cute little tyke wlio grew up to bo he took a vital part In conducting OFAFIELDOUGHTTOBELEUELEO as In 1B30, President II. 0. Knight tllarai waa (lylnB a abont. Suddenly R. Edwin Mad&orn the annual Branford Fair which Will Demonstrate Work I'-IO Army nonib- the Rblp plunged Extending .sympathy to Charlie I was such a feature of life here sev- Guest Pastors eportcd at the annual stockholders er at 4.O0O (cet forward In a AND SMOOTHED, AND AS FAR AS For Last Fiscal Year mcetlnB here recently. near Fort Lowl«, screaming dive Fre'eman on the death of his moth- ' eral years ago. Other points which tor earth. With er Frank Golding who died in'his Ufe in Branford has, touched The Lenten Union Services will IT CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED, Operating revenues were $20, Washington, re. equal suddenness, At Scouting Cavalcadebegi n Sunday evening at 8::0O in 440,017 and operating expense.? were Goiitly. whcir a Hardlson fell free. Boston earlier this week was mana- j were the Borough of which he was double* header of ger of the Branford Lighting and an organizer, the Battery in which the Church of Christ in Stony COVERED WITH LITTER.STRAW. .$13,045,408. Dividends totaling, $7 trouble developed. Fortunately he Creek. The Rev. Harold Jones, pas Recommend Installation Of Accounting Machines For Tax per share of common stock wore For Bomo mintiles atlll retained pres Water Co. here. When? About 1004 he was a corporal and the Board Ilia routine flight ence of mind to to 1908 I of Trade of which he was secretary. tor of the Plymouth Church in New WEEDS, CORK) STALKS OR Ofllce—Other Departments "Too Involved With De declared during the year, and a pull the ripcord, Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Vice-President of National Coun Haven will be the preacher. It was balance of $440,730 was transferred had been made and equally tor- ANY OTHER KIND OF tails," Suggest Improvements. more dldlcult l)y iunately, the para cil, B. S. A., Will Be Present—Branford Boys Will previously announced that the Rev. to .surplus. a a u d d 0 n fog, George S. Brobkes of RockvlUe Exhibits and schedules of the T. Referring to the lin))ortant place heavy enough to force l-Iardlaon to chute was still In good working or Exhibit Hohbys And Craftwork. .VEGETATIVE RUBBISH depend on hln Instruments. Sud der despite Us tcrrlflc strain. Within would preach but Mr. Brookes, In North Branford's M. Byxbco Co. certlflcd public ac 0 fConnccllcut in the National De denly one of hlH Tnotora mlaacd, then a few Hoconds It blossomed out and jured in ail automobile accident, fense Program, Mr. Knight den bore him gently to earth and safety, On February 28 and March 1 at TO BIWO TOGETHER countants, dated January 8, 1041 went completely "haywire." oven as his ill-fated ship crashed regrets that he will be unable to be crlbed the volume of telephone Calmly Lieutenant Hardloon went Into the ground and was destroyed the Troop Junior School In New present. The Rev, Harold Jones Is ANb PREVENT Representative arc In tho Town Clerk's oltlco bu.slnes3 In 1040 as distinctly adnor aver the aide c( the ship for a drop In (lames. Haven, "The Cavalcade ot Scout an able and gracious substitute, A^' showing tho company's ftndlngs on mnl except In relation to the ex to cartk via parachute. Over the ing" win be presented. Col. Theo side he went, but no farther. One of *Ti. O. Oertel, Manager of the Avia The Choir ot the Stony Creek THE EARTH FftOIA Entered Bills the town's books tor., the fiscal year traordinary conditions which pre those curious mischances hefoll him tion Division ot the Colonial Baio dore Roosevelt, Jr. will be the guest of honor and the speaker at the Church win sing as an anthem "The vailed. He reported a net gain of —his parachute caught on the side itarketera, is a Worti War aviation Lord is My Shepherd" by Zeisberg. GULLYING." George AuguTlT, of Eight Mllo|'="<""« °=l°'''='- "' J"'"'' 22,034 telephones during the year, ot the ship. Hardlson, awlnglng be pilot who has conHtiucd his flvini; Annual Meeting, which will take Hill, rDpicsentative, from North Time and space docs not provide tween ship and earth, seemed cer as a huaincsa mon. }Ie has flown place In the auditorium at 8:00 Lois Honce will sing tho offertory exceeding the previous record of 3,000. hours. Winterized & Reconditioned solo, "Calvary" by Rodney. Branford has entered tho following fo'' details hero but Ihoro follows 20,7B3 telephones gained in 1020. tain to he crushed to death by the P. M. Friday, February 28 and to The Lenten Union Services which bills in the coming legislature: i some ot the recommendations made The total number operated by the which everyone is invited. Colonel conditions. Margins ot plant, and express a unit of purpose among That North Branford change | by tho auditing nrm. company at the end of the year was at Sacrifice Prices Roosevelt has been a member of Ml Mil DIIMIlltlUM. from annual elections to biennial 1 "The present fiscal year ot the 383, 330. equipment beyond Immediate re-| the several churches will bring to What Nets the National Executive Board of tiie Branford some of the most stimu elections for town otncers and a I Town ends in October whereas tho There wore 001 million local calls,'l"'''<>""!"'^ must always be maln-j BY GITA ROUND Boy Scouts of America since 1919. lating preachers in Connecticut. second, an act concerning the rcgl- Jown ha.'i tentatively adopted o an increase ot 0.0 oer cent over 1930 '^'"•=^ and must be properly related He has encouraged the progress of Following Is the schedule of Serv strutlon and admission of electors flnnnolal year ending August 31, In Toll calls, or calls outside the local '<> longterm growth." ' = the Boy Scout Movement In other In the Town of NortU Branford. order that reports may bo prepared service area, totaled 29.5 millions, , ;He pointed out that the company ices: nations as well as our own and has ContfiMied on page eight nogulatlons now provide that 'or the annual town meeting. , up 8.2 per cent. 1 ^^'^ ^°^ suspenden its planning or Pound an owl perched on my been untiring in his service for the "Tho Board ot Bolcctmen and Town "The definite establishment of a Expenditures for now construction "'"P™^ements during the depression garbage can this morning Best Terms to Suit eyars following 1030. Although some boyhood of America. PTA Symposium Visiting Nurses Clerk .shall not admit to tho prlvl- Town fiscal year ending August 31 during the year were $0,327,000 re-'""""" '""""""" '"•>" «"•'-"•"- -"-» all-round dally newspaper In New . Branford, QuUford and Madison under the proper legal procedure facilities planned and to some^ ex Jersey Is the Jersey Journal. Award leges ot an elector or to an exam appears appropriately providing suiting from gross plant additions troops are helping celebrate the ination any person, unless he shall Boy Scouts tlirouglioul the country celebrate tlic 31st anniver of $7,849,000 less $1,622,000 for plant tent established during the years of silver cup was made by N, J. Venison Supper In Short Beach 1 Elect Officers that departmental books and ap preceding 1030 were not used ns im thlrty-flrst birthday of scouting have bcon registered on the "to-bo- sary of the movement in America during the week ot Feb. 1-13. and equipment retired and later re Press Association. That's where OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 11 P. M. with their participation In "The COL. THEODORE ROOSEVELT ^ propriations are closed nt that time While the sloean on the poster above emphasizes tlic fact that used. Total assets of tho company mediately as expected, he said, "we Ell Collins Is. The newspaper also Vice President, National Council, mcde." Later he must present him and the date for collection of the 'Keiuiting slrcnRthens and invigorates democracy" all America may be truly thankful for their ex Cavalcade of Scouting." Troop I of Attracts Crowd Led By Members For Next Year self to tho board of admission for '.r.rrcs tliat Scout mcmbcrshi]) is in itself the essence o{ democracy. Increased from $05,715,580 at tho received top honors for Its North Brantordj Troop I of Short Boy Scouts of America. second Instalhrtent ot the property end of 1030 to $09,178,840 at the end istence now.' sports pages Birthday Ball in The following ofiiccrs were elect-1 examinationRep. Aiigu, r , feclB that needless i ^''f^ ^f fixed at tho'sltttulory date Bekch and Troop I of Branford will Rep. Ahgur feolB that needless ot 1040. In tribute to the company's 4,800; j;;-H^7^-;-----r Mar"ch of demonstrate craftwork and actual Of Sportsmen "Community health is a dellnlle ed yesterday afternoon at the ann- time and expense Is Involved by the P,.^. ''™'''"°\ ' . j , ' ,, ' Besides tho normal requirements employees thrt^ughout the sta e, Mr j events'$94, scout service In emergencies and in Knights' Dinner part of Parent-Teacher work," Mrs ' ' - .. „.. I .' —_..i„,.. „K„ul 'The present method ot reporting of poles, wire and cable Incident to Kn'Bht fa'd; ••i-repareur,e«"Preparedness .is notnu.'j j^^^ Rosenthal quits The Branford Gun Club held a - Knowlton said Monday eve allernoon ui, mv; uu,,-, „....„ _.., PERRY SALES & SERVICE surveying. Troops 2 and 3 of Bran iial meeting of tnthe VisitinVISIUUgB Nurs»uia,e. .„,,„,.„...requiremen_ t that "registrars shall I •"'" '"-" '",",, , „ „' j „„ NORTH BRANFORD the increase in telephones, Mr. |'^'^coi^lf shed by facilities and equip , venison supper In the Community j Archer Knowiran a Pounders' bo m session tor the purpose of ""^ ^f"" appropriations and ex- ford will otter certain projects Given To Honor Association nt'the Health Center, bo In session tor the purpos-•- e- ot Inendlture"'"^ ij"'- a -r.---.-In two - financial,. years Knlgiit mentioned the conversion ment alone. We are engaged In ren- Encyclopedia Americana house Saturday night. About 150 nlng in- the «*°o at a rounders 198 Main St. Phone 4-0186 East Haven which have been assigned to them. were present. The first door prize, Day meeting of the Sho t Beacn President, Mrs. Norman V. Lamb; poiteoting the list of tiuallfied vo- P*^"" ,"1'''!!', '" wo unancim. Services In the local churcnos on On Friday evening of this week from manual to dial operation of dorlnga ptibllc service jhich is ntes asking for data about this Troop I of Guilford as well as the members of the Young People's argely personal and-which Involves „ ,.„ " „ , ,, „„, ,,, „ John P. Callahan ,a rifle donated by O. F. Mossberg Parent-Teacher, Assoc^tlon. First vice-president, Mrs. Harriet ters." , 'Mj,«=">°^'y T '^f*"^-! „. C'.!nday will be: ' , central offices In Clinton, ColUns- man mUlions .of transactions. with oo.nmunty...... Selecting a valentine Cub Pack I ot Guilford are par Palmer; Third vice-president. Mrs. In a town tho size of North Bran- '"° fifT ^1, "' .,, „ , " Mass at 0:15 o'clock at St. Augus- Society and their friends will meet vlUc, Essex, Washington, East Haven ticipating as a service troop and U Sons Inc, of New Haven, was Ninety-four local units In this customers each year. For its satis- '™' '"/ ^^\°'\^'"''^^'''\, , A brilliant testimonial dinner wasL^n by D. L. McArthur, but as he state ^'"fl^''. "i"f. '''^""estlonnalre Archer Knowlton; recording score- ford, there Is a feeling that regis- Z^wC ™ hi fnV 17^1^^^^ , line's: R. C. Church, Rev. William at tho parsonage at 7: IB o'clock and nad Stratford. Switchboard and factory performance the fitness of ^^"ds Interestlng-That iUustra "demonstratin*rT"'"»;;rii.ng; ihobbles» rerresente" respecd by I tendered John P. Callahan last L an employe of the com pany, he community he^lth qucstionna tary, Mrs. R. F. Baileynllev; correspond- irartrars knoKuuw tht-uue v-communitw - y -so- thor------somewhasiioriago t UUVCIUIJUresponsiblU em to >••r th- -•-•e larg• - e Brower, pastor, Mrs. Edward Daly, from there will attend a bowling line additions to provide! for growth ted talk on old valentines in Trini livelytively. Madison I1s? represented boy"y . ^jjij^^j^^ ing secretary, MrrsRas -"v 'Ur . i,„nl,Plant;: ouahloughlvy ti«that corrections and admlsadrnla-- l ^''°'''''«jj,.^ ^^ °I t '^'^"L^^f'',''\l^Howed^ the tavx cpMpetoIn Jn'r '^ '^m ovEaulst and choir director. Mem party. Each member Is asked to wore made In 12 manual and 17 dial our personnel for the material job ty parish house Feb. 13 Mr. and For solid carefree comfort this winter install a Troop I =^nd will 49'nonAtra^te scout nigh at^t H ^^^^^^ of S,me the ^0 was awarded to Mrs, Knowlton Wf.» one of must be backed by alertness to the ortlolnntlnwln 1treasurer '"^PilStirer, , MisMISsS MadoUn-Maaoim ou Zacker; slons can be BatlstacKjrlly,handled ""•twoc^^^ manlpvilat"*n* tw "' o''"^^^ r«poEtse ^hi <^^s ".i collection^- *''"' C^'W^os be-' bers of the Confraternity of the furnish refreshments for himself exchanges, ho added. New buildings Mrs. Robert Young of Hollywood, advancement as part ot tne ^av I^JI^I-"* _ ^ ^ __ ^^_ ,^.l_ ,„_: , BX-L-^ O«»/.VI rvt>i«>^ particular needs of the moment and Columbus' of Branford on.^the.o^-jcl'E.K^Hfen'oirshjjrt Beach, Other grpupAor^i "^?.J:U-w. .v»i,..UiHiout "sllUnR" to roBlstot to-, .^„A „suggestio ,^„_.oniu.-.-:.••>''•-.•n Is made for» rear Rosary and of the Holy Name and fellow member. wercerected ' in ColUnsvlile, • New Cal. wore weekend guests ot Mr. aicade of Scouting." wlnher3-bf*door»prl2es'^efeKittstlir-ir'isym'pSsliirrt'on ma\\, Mrs, Buy BarKcr, mio. nuj — Sooloty are requested to rccolvo Holy Canaan,' Stratford and Storrs, and obvious desire to -meet them—the and Mrs. Eugene Rodney, "Cherry BRANFORD OIL BURNER xaslon.oL, hls™50th,, atmlversary^a&i rangement of tho present form of ^^ Everypne-^ls.Jnvlted_and_are..»s-^ Ericson. ot West Main street, fish Values." , i t Barnes, Mrs. Frank V. Blgelow, Mrs. The suggested change to blonnlal Conununlon In a body at this Mass. additions v;ere made to existing true and understanding spirit ot Hill Farm...'.....Marcli 17 is the anni ~sured of one ot tho finest and most Grand Knight of the local organi budgeted in greater detail to pro- The North Branford Rod and Gun service which gives life to the letter rod; Leon FoWler of East Haven Mrs. M. D' Stanley brought out Dana Blanchard, Mrs. Wlitord A.' elections tor town olficors is pro- sent a clearer picture ot tho cost ;; Ii.mlnloan Nuns from Now Haven Club Is arranging a full course game buildings In Branford and Norwalk. versary of death of beloved Emma Interesting attraction llial has beeh zation. of duty. Telophonovinen and women The principal speaker ot the af member of the Branford club, hunt the point that the associations arc Nott, Mrs. R. Earlos Beers, Mrs. R. | posed largely to reduce town cloc- of departmental operations antl will instruct children ol St. Augus dinner for club members, and land Land' for similar use was purchased Garrup McLay Must read Gil offered by tho scouts. bringing home and school Into clos tine's Ohuroli directly alter Mass In Danlelson, PlanvUle and Lyme. are well acqualntedi with emergen lette Burgess book, "Look Eleven fair was William J. Clancy Jr. of the ing Iclnlfe; Zenna Radowlcz; Bryan E. Enquist, Mrs. cliiirles Freeman, Hon expenscB provide the Board of Finance with owners In tho town of North Bran Product of Road electric lantern; and John er relationship to understand the Mrs. Hugh MacLeod, Mrs. R, Hal-' and high school boys and girls will cies. Time and again they have been Years Younger" Clubs rushing Locally Made Metropolitan Life Insurance Co, at greater control ot the expenditures. ford to be held at Restland Farms, The Company's toil cable network tested on occasions of tire, flood and Ceccollnl, Paved street, combina program of the school to discover stead Mills, Mrs. D- W. Owens, Mrs. Many department bookkeeping also rcinaUi for their study club. Northford, on Washington's Birth was further extended, and altogeth their activities to get them all In Malleable Iron Boston, Mass, formerly of this town, Anna Chobociak, other disaster. We honor them tor Nationally who, after pay tribute to the tion dog whistle and match sate. the talents and abilities of the Frederick Houde, Mrs. Plerpolnt systems, particularly the Board ot day, er about 460 million feet of wire In their unswerving and effective ser before Lent State buying prop Contestants Not The toastmaster of the evening child "The Association recognizes Charities, are not set up according toll and exchange cable were placed erty to straighten Snake Hill. Ten Fitting! Co. Famous former Postmaster gave a sparkling Warner, Mrs. John R. Waters. Holy Eucharist will bo celobrnted vice of tho past. We are confident of address In which he compared the was Ted Jacocks,. Dr. Russell p. the joint responsibility of parents Nurses; Mrs. Harry Smith, chair Fred Kowalsky to systems approved by the State at 0:30 o'clock at Zion Episcopal during the year. Of the company's their ability and determination to ants asked to vacate by Marchl.... Easily Defeated Hunter, superintendent ot the State and teachers in the child's educa Tax Oommlssionor. Town court GRACE FOOTE STENT total wire mileage, more than 97 ....Went visiting last night where present day military dlitlculty with man; Mrs. Frederick T. CatUn, Mrs, Church, Rev Francis J. Smith, Rec meet successfully the tasks ahead." the past eras of Godless conquest. Fish & Game commission was untion." ,j 11 „t Stephen Cooke, Mrs. C. J. McDcr- Married Saturday treasurer and otiicrs are "too In tor, Mrs. Paul B. Hawkins, organist The funeral ot Mrs. Grace Fpote per cent Is now in cable, and more Mrs. Victor Hutchinson said that Stent, wife ot Raymond P. Stent, In Spelling Bee I Following the Invocation by Rev.abl e to be present and Rev. B. K. mott, Mrs. Frederick Murray. volved with details." and eholr director, Sunday School than 65 per cent is underground; Anthony opened the program the local uniDt work^ appealo.y^...,.s t.„o ....her, TuDercu.os.s uu.«w..„« was held on Friday of last week Bight around the corner In Branford Is^ produced an oil burnar 1fr.JSQwar Fr. Edwara dJ J. .i>tii.<=..o,v Demensk=e »...„£ the ,gathe r Anmuiiy ui,«,„v. ...>, ^.-.„ "Tuberculosis ChrlstmasSeals; A beautiful wedding took place at 'rhc installation ot an accounting will follow. Improved service during the year MERCHANTS EXPRESS because this great cross-section ofjj^^^ Robert M. Williams, ciiairman; machine and receipting mochlno from tho funeral parlors of Norman was attributed by Mr. Knight to tho recognized throughout the nation as being one of the the genuine If you can spell Idiosyncrasy and ing heard the address of welcome colored motion pictures were shown men and women from^alWalks^otj^^^ p^^„^ ^y^„^,_ ^„ c,^^^„^^ St. Michael's Ukranlan Church In WHEN IN iiTEED OF LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE New Haven, Saturday, February 15, are recommended for the ofllce ot , MonUng worship will be as 11 V. Lnmb in Branford Interment Introduction of new measures to outstanding quality oil burners produced In America. paraphernalia or even plague you by John E. Murphy, general chair- ^y R. Benson, editor of the Field lite meeting together to do some""'Bradley , Mrs. John Hart, Mrs. Ar- followed. In the Center Cemetery, WALLPAPER man ot the affair. After the toast- ^^^ stream column ot a New Haven Arthur S. when Miss Anna Choboclak, daugh tho tax collector to provide tape o'clock at tho North Branford Con- meet emergencies swiftly, as well as MOVING . STORAGE would have been tops in the Spelling paper, the apparatus being loaned thing about the problems of youth. Cher icnowlton, Mrs, proof of each days transactions. Thts aervloos were conducted by the new techical devices and methods. or PAINT When you finally decide upon oil heat do not fall to take ad master Attorney Thomas R. Fltslm ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cho iimgatlonal Church, Rev. G. Dlllard Agent for vantage ot this tact. Bee. mens was introduced by the" chair by Socony Vacuum Oil Company Program chairman, Mrs. D. W.McQueen , Mrs. Thomas Mellon, Rev. G. Diliard Lesaloy, iMstor of He omphoslzed tho fundamental VISIT About 500 people attended the Owens also took part and told of boclak of Pent Road became the I.osaloy, pastor, Mrs. Dougln.sB. man he In turn jave acknowledge. Carl Blssel^,„^„l. o„f, Mllfor,„.,,„d_ gav^__e a. talk Miss May Murphy, Mrs. Arnold Pe bride of Mr. Fred Kowalsky, son ot llalablrd, choir director, Miss Elhol the North Branford Congregational policy ot pro paredness and forward UNITED WALL PAPER National Delivery Assn., Inc. These dealers will be glad to give you complete detalla on •whit spelling bee sponsored by the As assistance given locals by state terson. Churph. Bearers were ment to Daniel P. Marcantonlo, j (,„ j^e tire arm law. L. Volght, vice Mr. and Mrs. Kane Kowalskl ot Maynard, organist, i!"_ 'r'' I planning of both tho company and CO. 295 Orchard St.. New Haven a Branford installation will do, and vrhat It will cost. sociated Business ot Branford In the and national associations. House, Mrs. F. s. Jourdan, chair Blakosleo, Leslie Fowler, Charles the Bell System as an affirmative Continued on page four president ot the State league of Oullford. , . ,. Canvassers Busy Stuiday School will be at 10 o'clock 93 Crown St., New Haven Phone 8-2812 high school auditorium Monday Mrs. Herman Lehr, another par man; Mrs. G. H. Foote, Mrs. V. T. Llnsloy, and Ernest Lin.sley. , answer to "the all-Important ques New Haven East Haven nlgrit. The first,prize was won by Sportsmen's club of New Haven ticipant discussed other community Tho brldo wore a gown of white in the chapol, Mrs. S. Hall, superin ^.Mrs; Stent was'the daughter of 524 Main St. East Haven country, talked on game conser Hammer, Mr. R. F. Bailey, Mr. J. With Red Cross tendent. .; : tion of whether we have mot and ex "We Save You Money" New Haven Coal Co. East Haven Coal Go. Mrs Clarence C. Townsend ot Wil- projects of parent-teacher work Wesson Phelps. bridal satin and carried a bouquet the late George and Carrie Hale pect to moot our service obligations j Phone 4-0372 ford Avenue who was last to re vatlon. particularly student-aid. of white roses and sweet peas, Foote and was born in the Foote Elizabeth Dunn Dental, chairman, Mrs. Edward A mooting ot the young married adquatoly." Branford — B. G. Enquist main standing ot about 40 contes A musical program was arranged Garrlty, Mrs. N. . A,. Huglns,. MrMrss . I As matron of hmior, Mrs George Campaign Work Homestead where she lived until her iJnder normal conditions," lie de tants. Second honors went to Mrs. by Mrs. Donald Hayward. Mrs.'W. Clarence D. Munger, Mrs. John Myron wore a gown of blue satin. nouplcs of ; the Congregational marriage to Mr. stent. For a period MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS COMPANY Dies Suddenly Patriotic Night C'hitrch and community,was l\eld at clared, "telephone scdvlce Is con Business Directory Shorthand, Typewriting, Book Mcrrltt A. Huglns of Averill Place. T. K. Brown and Mrs. Arnold Pe Knudson, Mrs. Arthur Cooper, Mrs..Sho wore a corsage ot sweet pcM. Mrs. Rudolph F. Bailey, knitting ot years they then resided In Now Branford, Conn. Tlie program opened with the terson played-a piano duet "Wle- Miss Mary Blendclla, brides chairman of the Bronford branch, the chapel at eight o'clock last Sun tinually expanding; and at ony time keeping, Accounting, Business Throop Brown. maid wore a pink taffeta gown and Haven but had recently been living the expansion may become highly staging ot "School Days" by Miss American Red Cross, reports that day evening; A buslnossrsession was in the Footo home. The sympathy Administration, Dictaphone. This Morning In Library Hall genlled;" Mrs Dowc and Mrs. Inge- • carried rapture /oscs. Miss Mary followed by a social, hour. abnormal by reason of emergencies, 12 Inoh sink and tub cnmhinntlon.s Rosemary Hess and Edwin Michael- ,, „ „ ,„ _. , V, ,. , borg Hallden sang two duets and the following knitted articles have ot the community is extended, to her Comptometer, Day and Evening son. As the curtain was drawn, John Mason Rogers, Women's Relief .,,'' „,„n„ „,„„.j „„»„ „„j „,„ The local Draft Boord vvlil.send Nebar wos simlUarly dressed In blue been sent to New HaVcn since De short or sustained, resulting from ^20.05 complete. Toilet outllts Miss Elizabeth Dunn of, Cedar r,„,„„ « » J 11. * 11 I Allen Curtis played flute and fife the following* men for Induction ^^^^ „igo carried roses, husband, and sister, Mrs. J'red Bar disaster or other suddenly-changed Sessions. Co-educational. Clnter C. Carr, the spelling master, rang Street died early this morning In cember 1; 90 sweaters, 119 palrs'of A new heating system,Is being In ker, of Totokot who survive her. complete $12.95. Bath tubs $14.50. at any time. Corps, presented the following pro-! , _,h.,„ into service, Feb. 27:, Albert Do-1 Salter Kowalsky,, Michael Cho- stalled in the; Cbhgregationai a hand bell which summoned the her home, She was born here 73 gram In Library Hall Wednesday Guests were the Misses Francis socks, 18 scarves, 10 pairs of Wall Basins $5.15. Conn. I'lumblni; Lucia, Elmer E. Brockett, Janics P.|boclak and Stevens Dykun served Church; ;;•.;••,'^v;r > • Several members of Totokot STONE COLLEGE spellers to the stage. After the rules year's ago'the daughter, of Peter'and evening in ob servance of the birth and Dorothea Bolton, daughters of mittens, and 58 caps. . and UcnlinR Materials Co., 1730 of: the contest had been announced anne'Mcbermott Dunn.' . ., - days ot Lincoln and Washington. the founder of the Connecticut PTA Nichols, William H. Tuckeir,: Jr. ^ jhe brldgegroom. The canvassers tor the annual Grange attended Neighbor's Night 129 Temple St., New Haven Anlo Galdenzl, Albert ,G. Lenart, kobort Nyholt was ring bearer A Lincoln Sliver Tea will bo spon NOTES;.' at Hamden Grange on Monday State St, New Bavon, Conn., by Mr. Carr the spelling proceeded She is survived by one sister Miss "America, the Beautiful,". Invoca- The meeting closed with the cut roll call had turned in $300 at nooi> Tho Board of Tax.fievlcw will be for about an hour before the group Anne T. Dunn of this place; ^ and ting of the birthday cake and a William L. Brada, Francis W. Pack- and Rose Giordano was flower girl today. The campaign will close on ,sorcd byth(r,s6(!li^i,commlttee of" tho evening and furnished a part ot the Phone 0-0028. tlon and salute to the flag; Gettys-.^^g ^, ^^^ „,„„„^y ^^^„ ^^,^ „ ^ ^ A reception, largely attended, LiuUcs Sewing,S6biety on the after hi; scssloii at the town hall on Feb. program. The Totoket Mountaineers was "spelled down"....At the con four brothers, Thomas P. Dunn of burg Address, Hubert Ward; re- bHof history ot the organization ot ere and William Levesh. Alternates February 28. It should bo known 12 froml Imtll 5 to dlsciiss property clusion of the program the audience WestviUe, Peter S. of New Haven, followed at the Ukranlan Hall. that no canvassing will be done in noQu cf, Fob;: lltfbeglnnlng/at ,2:30 also played alter the meeting for marks Abraham Lincoln, the Rev. ^1^^ „^t[„„^j ^530^,^110^ by Mrs, C. are Andre J. Boucher, Alfred B, When Mr. and Mrs. Kowalsky o'clock, plan.s are jbefng completed assessments with those who wish to dancing. and contestants sang "God Bless John B. of East Haven and Patrick A W.Jones: vocal solo, Ruth Linsley Haskell-Bush. , Ericson, Victor Buonome. Cllltord the factories this year. Employes discuss this year's assessment, Economy American" with Frank J Coyle at left for an unannounced wedding by Mr.s. John Marsh, Mi's'., Alfred TVPEWRITERS ALL MAKES 1H. of Branford. Oliver;remarkes, "George Washing-, ^ ^j^^^ ^ will be solicited In their homes. the piano. Tlie body will be at the home of trip Mrs. Kowalsky wore a navy Gauze bandages will be made at liuhnssuj Mrs. R; Earle Beers: find ton," Charles N. Baxter vocal solo, 1 blue dress, black coat and accessor Mrs. AUlen j.HlU.";; • , '• . Solcctman Douglas B. Holablrd Legal Notice New Kcbuilts, Rentals, Portables. Plumbing Among the door prize winners Patrick H. Dunn and may be seen the llbrory, Tuesdays and Thurs announces that the proposed public , Siipiihcs Ruth Linsley Oliver; address, Hope Circle meets this evening ies and a corsage ot sweet peas. were; Miss Betty Hlnchey, perman- tonight and Friday from 3 until 10. 'Americanism," the Rev, Ernest C. with Mrs. A. T. Bergqulst, Hopsoa Vasa Star Lodge, 150, meets Frl- days from B to 12 A, M. and 1 to'l dump tor the town is now In opera antwave; Miss Hansen, Skipper Funeral services will be held Prior to tho wedding the bride 4 P. M. Mrs. Leila Prann is chakman A three cent supper will bo given tion. A suitable plot ot ground has NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Convenient Terms & Heating Carpenter; song, "America." Avenue. ' day night In Svea Hall. was given a personal shower at the by Uu' Young People's; Society on Toy Co. Morecraft toy; Miss Betty Saturday with requiem high mass ot the gauze committee. been scoured sn Notch Hill Road Notice Is hereby given to all Tax Lake, Cake; Ladder back chair, Mrs. at 9:00 in St. Mary's church. home of Mrs, Nyholt assisted by Friday, Feb^ 14 In the chapel at six and signs mtirk the entrance. RELIANCE TYI'EWIU'l'EK CO. Mrs. Mary Giordano. o'clock. Members of the committee payers liable tor payment of the Old 0. B. OtlY, Mgr. Supply Co. CoJitinucd on page lour Thirty Year's Service For Town's Health are Miss Eleanor Holablrd, Miss Ago Assistance Tax all persons be Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ifkovlc of tween the ages of 21 and 00 years Telephone 7-373R lEEPITBLICAN OLUB Joint Celebration Monthly Report Carol Hoyce, WllllE(m Hunt, Edward Twin Lake Road announce tho birth Boilers — Radiators MET ON MONDAY ^r- ^- W. Gaylord First Chairman ?,l'="^lrt"^' ''°^V'*w olvinrd Mi^a Maud Britt Appointed First Georgia Chapter and Widow's Son Linsley, and Vincent Grlswold. inclusive) that the tax on the en 109 Crown Street, New lluvcn of a son, Robert L., In Grace Hospi rollment of October 1, 1040 will bo G-as Steam Radiators R^'-rOof nOWlCom&ifte Musical Society Mi.1 on jyiUiNUAX, of What IsWoaylord Health *fj°'«^. that Dr. C^^^ District Nuree - Conveyance Lodge 00, A. F. and A. M., and their Made By Police tal on January 20. Mrs. Ifkovlc is duo and payable on February 1, Bathroom Fixtures ' Center Housing Branford Visit- ^ine Branfordappo'nted. Thtemporaro Revy. Beelechairmay Kn. ^^^^^^^ Physician On Case families will hold a joint celebration the former Miss Anna Farkash ot 1941. A penalty ot $1.00 will be added LOST—P'^ss Book No. 8313. It Plans Concert The February meeting of the in..^g Nurse Association .Tompkins'" Branford, ministe. Ther Revof th. Beelee Congrey _K-. _^^^ 123 Visits First Month lot Wa.shlnBton's Birthday in LOROY P. SAWYER Poxon Rotid. to each person's tax which is not found return to Branford Sav All Kinds — at Lo-w Cost Beautsf with Shelter Women's Republican Club was held ^ ,'gatlonal Church, was appointed^ The next meeting was held No Masonic Hall,oaii,on tnthe nighuiunit, w-of •Febr. uw,u„ , At a meeting of the Board of Po- Monday afternoon In the home ot To the officers and members of temporary secretary and Dr. Gay-, . , ^^^ ^ t,^e Dr Covered dish supper Willi lice Commissioners held Friday the Fluorescent Lighting - paid within 30 days after the due ings Bank. 2-6,20. 3-6 T^,VvT Hammer 'vember 14th, and at that time Dr.'ar'ary 22Ti.. A Y°\^''''t"^"°"'^-'{i-i\f;^ov,m' " ' •" report ot the activities of Judgo Ellsworth B. Footo has re-date. Also Selected The Musical Art Society will meet- Mrs. Charles B Goldsmith, Maple the Branford Visiting Nurse j„^/a„„ounccd Mr. V. T._ Hammer, vember 14th, and at inai, iime Specialist i.stercd with Secretary of State Mrs. rsocTatrorinc.?'""'^ I'^rrgrE-ZnsIndMr^^k.Gaylo^^^^^^^ I will bo at the To fair will be In charge of Allan Llnd-1 •:•-••• *f*il J3erg, ch^lrmari of the pr9gram com- Associated Business of Branford vri'M o w Branf35^1g,/and Mrs. Gepfge Fouser,,is perfecting ng inc tA^llW- w«» -" Aoc.n/.lr>f(rtn In ' nn. -1 * . HAMILTO ot the Ways and Means,ing bee among work of the Nursing Association in! on< Dr (AV**** ' 1 sometimes this spring. FEBRUARY GOING ON Dr. Rabh SHOPS leaves Fjoruary dvitlesat Fort >.«v(i..v.>.c..^*''.*^*'.-^.><>r-*-r-^ J: A'-jHA-'-i-t-Br^J^O'^j;