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Cfte mnUivh Eebietn AND EAST HAVEN NEWS VOL. XVII-NO. 12 Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, July B, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Firemen's 15th Carnival Two Accidents War Bond Sale Put Paper Pile lUeutenant John Haas Mar Holiday Galther s Speed OnCurbSunday j^ . Jn<;tant Death Opens.Monday Evening At The Shore Toward Close For Collectors ^*^^^^^ msiani ueaui Andrew Brown at Double Bench It was announced today that the Those who have faithfully been When Plane Crashes With New Attractions experienced an exciting time Tues BMfth War Bond drive which olTl- saving waste iiaper" for several day, neslde having a large crowd clally closes Saturday has been ex weeks will be given au oppor.tvmlty there were two accidents. tended to the flr.st ,6t the month. of disposing uf their securely tied Young Pilot Was Fiom Neillavillo, Wis., Slatioiiod At Bradley Ploltl F.unt'ys iKealizcd Will Be Put Into War Bonds With Sum Sot Aside An'yone not solicited, or late pur The first call was shortly after stack.s Sunday morning. —Invcatigation Ordered by OITioiala—lloaidoiita Under Cover Bo- For Girts Of Hose Company Members In Military Scrvico—To 11 In the morning when Patrolman chasers may buy direct from the Salvage Chairman Harold Tousey Be Held At Hammer Field John Seastrand was dispatched to post oltice where credit will be giv asks tliat newspapers and maga oftuae of 'fliuuder Showoi'. Double Beach to render inhalator en toward the town'i quota. zines be separated and at the curb Captain Thomas Sudac ol the aid to one John Grutiier of 21 Col Willie the sale hell; got oil to a by a o'clock. If stormy collection* An Army training plane from M. P. Rice Hose Co. announced last lege Street, New Haven, who was slow start sales hav»| gradually in will be ijostponed one week. Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, night that his company will again Young America seized with cramps while .swim creased and district.captains tele I Volunteer truckmen will go Liberated Italy crashed to Ihe beach ot Hotchkis.s sponsor an annual carnival on tlie ming, and according to the wit phone daily reports, which Indi through the streets ot the Center, Grove in the midst of a heavy Hammer Field ballground. Buying Bonds nesses went down twice before be cate that satisfactory results are Indian Neclc, Branford Point and In Great Need thunder and hall .storm Tupaday, ing pulled to safety by three un now being assured. Branford Hills, Collections will not exploded, and caused instant deatli The carnival, the company's 15lh, to its pilot. Second Lieut. John D. which will feature a week's run "Bonds for Babies are cash in identified girls. He was removed bo made in other sections, namely. connnenclng July 10, and to the the bank for young America," Flor to New Haven Hospital driven in Pine Orchard, Short Beach and Of Materials Haas, of Nelllsvlllo, Wis. 15th Inclusive, will Include ' ferrls ence L. Harrison, director of wo the town ambulanoo by Patrohnan Stony Creek where routine pickups Public relations dlliclals at Brad wheels, flVlng horses, chair swing men's activities for the Connecti Anthony Itkovic. Junior Pupils are sclieduled regularly. Although mlllUiry authorities ai-e ley Field suy that a board of offi and other safe amusements for cut War Finance Committee, said Patrolman Ciiarles McCarthy, Funds received by the sale will in-ovldlng great quantities of food cers will be ttiipolnted to Invesll- I- I gale the cause of ithe crash. So tro- both the old and young. today. "• who was stationed at that point, Give Recital given Into a fund with which to and .supplies there Is still a need A nightly event'will be the dare She was .speaking of War Bond immediately placed a call for as purchase playground equipment lo meiido\is was the Impact of the tor supplemental aid for many re plane when It struck the ground i devil high wire, no net, act of the work similar to that being done sistance. Patrc/iiian John sea- be set-\ip in Haunner Field. strand responded and with the The junior pupils of Nellie Boyn- cently liberated Italians, according that Its no.se.dug out a orator hi three Cretonas, until this year an here by the newly organl'.!ed Wo ton Csborn were presented In a annual feature of the RlngUng men's Division set-up as a perma town inhalator was able to revive to Juvenal Murchisio, president ot the rooky beach some 15 feet in the man, and Dr. A. S. McQueen, recital, "Musical Trip to the Big diameter, and live foot deep. Frag Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Cir nent organization to boost Bran- City" last Friday evening. American Relief For Italy, Inc., uc- cus. ford's sales ot Bonds. ordered the victim's removal. Chapel Playhouse ments ot the wreckage wore strewn The program: The Streamliner, cording to a report received today in all directions tor 400 feet around Among the stand.^ will be those Foreslghted parents and rela- Later In the day the ambulance Michael Conlon; The Loan at the by Milton "•. alow. „^;;;';:f°';f.' a^^d'iaTgrS lyln7oirme"beatfh for blankets, caiidy, merchandise, tives wlio'are buying'war bonds in was again summoned to Double Zoo, Fred Blicker, Jr., Elephant Cancels Opening President of Uiilted War and Com cigarettes and frtllt. The carnival the names of youngsters are doubly | Beach when Morton Camnierer, 17, were hurled Ihrouuli the air by the Pranks, Marvin McCoy; In a Toy munity Funds, Inc., from the Na explosion. Flames shot high above is under the direct management of insuring the future security of lot 17 James Street, Hamden, silf Difficulty in securing materials tional War Fund. , Shop, Sara Boyd, Overture from the treo's. . ' I'liHS F'rancis J. Kelley, as in previous those children, for they are putting tered deep gashes-ln his side and the Nutcracker Suite,'Vanessa Pe- and lack of gasoline prompted In Branford, partlculal'ly In years. the investment to use Immediately back while diving oft the rocks. Pa Ronald T. Hammond to cancel ar Stony Creek, collecllons ot cloth Eye witnesses ot the accldeiit/ trlllo; Marc'n ot the Toy Soldiers, staled that liad it been a tow min Funds realized will be used to de to secure a lasting peace", ancl at trolman John Ward, acting on or Richard Mulr; Au -Claire do le rangements for opening the cHa- ing have been made to be later fray the expensfes ot sending cig the same time they are storing ders from Dr. McQueen, drove the sorted and reijalrcd for shipment utes earlier or later, there would Lune, Geraldlne Anne Pratt; Min Ijel Playhouse In Gulltoid with ti have been a possible heavy loss ot arettes and necessities of M. P. away the nucleus ot educations Injured youth to'N6w Haven hospi uet, Cynthia Anne Cdrplnella; The series ot plays throughout the overseas. Rice Hose Co. men in service, num and livelihoods, she pointed out. tal for further treatment. Justice Juvenal Marchlsio ot the life on the ground. The britif Fairies' Harp, Stephanie Zvonkovic Summer. Mr. Hammond expressed thunderstorm hud driven people. bering 33. The-company has been More than 1500 babies in Con This call came a tthe time Of the Parade of the i Wooden Soldiers, keen disappointment '>t not being Domestic Relations Court of. New sending these gift packages regu necticut, under two years of age, plane crash at HotchkLss Grove so York has been given a leave ot ab- from the HiDut only a short tlmo Robert Norton; Sno\Y White and able to present Summer stock this before the crash which occurred larly for over a year. have had War Bond Investments Chief Woelirle summoned assis the Dwarfs, Snow White, Sandra year, but that due to dllficulties of senc etrdm his Judicial duties to As has been done in past years, made in their names in the past tance from the scene of the crasfl. act as president ot American Relief about 2:15. Pratt; Heigh-Ho, Vincent BUcker getting materials and help he had llesldonta In the sector. Just prior the greater portion of the receipts six weeks, Miss Harrison said to Whistle While You Woik, Michael been forced to decide against open tor Italy, a member agency ot the win be invested In war bonds. day, and each of .'the Lilliputian National War Fund of which Con to the accident, stated ' the plaice Conlon; Rag Doll's Lullaby, Agnes ing the playhouse for tlie seasdn. zoomed low over the howul-opB .and Mr. sudac is assisted by Francis bondholders", along with his bond, Dudley; Dance of the Sugar Plum is receiving a coloiful ceitifloate Anna S. Finta It Is my ho^je that we can planlnecUcul War Fund Is a stale ultl seemed to be In troublo and Smolc- Tobin, Charles Wltkowski^ Cornel Fairy, Cynthia Anne CarplnoUa; • for slock next year," saVd" Mtr^ •Uate. Ho uuccccas Myron O. Taylor Ing. It'Y^as apparently trying to ius DiiscoU, Edward DriscoU, Pet- or ownership designed by Walt Dls- Hi\mmona,,'jxnc^' l.,attt, _oortp)n1>t^ who has returhc'd ,to hla post as neyjj.ahdj.s hayJingjJflSiiname._svU3-,. . .?iai£a£'S&J&*oHHfife-yBSiV'i*i9>wi make the wator,, l>ut'^4liUck Uie •er Witkowski.j' John sudac, John , DiedsJhuRsday "Walton; Dance of thu Spanlst Doll, 'counting'oi'i~tt,*dVeh so tar in "ad p'er.sonal envoy'ot p'realaohD Roosfi'- edge of the beach at a locky'fipot -Banco; -JanidS-'^Cdsgrrfver "Tfeter mitte4'" lo "the^~TfeasUr:^"National vance." velt to the Vatican. Cradle Roll of Honor Nancy Mlsc'hler; Russian Dance, and WU.S instantly dlslntcgiuted. Pauk, Chester Tlsko, and Louis Lo The death of Mrs Anna Schmidt Robert Norton; Clockwork Doll. Mr. Hammond expects to spend Mr. Taylor who remains as oholr- So blown to bits was the jjlfino carno. Young parents throughout the Finta, wife of Stephen Plnta of 110 Dorothy Hopkins; Russian Doll his vaenitlon with Mrs. Hammond man ot the Board ot American Re that salvage of parts ot any size state believe that putting their West Main "Street, occuired late Dance, Ann Morion; Arabian and their daughter "Cookie" at lief for Italy has issued a state was Impossible, but an attempt savings into bond's to help defray Thursday evening at Grace Hospi Dance, Qretchen Young; Chinese Guilford Point. During Winter this ment as follows: was made with a tractor from Mu- ll the expenses of family lite in 10 tal, New Haven after a short Ill former Stony Creek Players direc "Though in Italy, I shall continue ,j,^,pu| Ai,.po,.(, to remove tlie on List Committees years is a sound investment, the Dance, Fi'cd BUcker, Jr; Dance of ness. the Reed Flutes, Janet Vlshno; tor, loured camjjs all over Iho to take an active Interest in the g,,,^ j^.^^, y,g ^^^^^^^ State War Finance women's direc Mrs. Finta, who has made her country presenting "The Male An work of American Relief for Itiily | ^^^^^^ ^y the Impact, a 10-pound tor attested, and Industrial and Waltz of the Flowers, Ruth Roller; I For E. H. Rotary home here for 32 years. Is sur The Clown, Deborah Blanchard; imal." Their home Is in New York and will have the opportunity to • ,,^^|^ crashed tlu-ough Ihe root and business workers who are enrolled City. vived by iierhiisband, a daughter, March of the Clowns,- -Beth Ann observe conditions there, Ail Amer- ^m^ ^,^0,. ^f t,,g ,io^„ of Donald on the payroll savings plan In in Mrs. Clifford Prann ot New York lean citizens are interested in the .ri,o,„paon to the upper porch, n6t Richard Dargan was speaker this creasing numbers are signing over Leonard; Somersaults, Sally Fowler City, and four sons, Stephen, Wing Poo, Virginia Adams, Wini people of Italy who are in need of j,;,,. f,.Q^ ^x\avii a Iwo-year-old noon at the weekly meeting ol the many ot their bonds to the young George, John and Josep'n, also five SMITHS RECEIVE assistance and it Is my belief that gi,||t, ^^^ sleeping, strlklnL' an iron East Haven Rotary Club. Mr. Dar members of their families. fred Kremser; Little Chlnama,n grandchildren, and one sister, Mrs. caring for them in their hour ot couch with such forco that its gan represents the New Haven Prances Mlkl, who lives In Pennsyl Elizabeth Maddern; Moe Loo, Car ON ANNIVERSARY Grandparents, too, feel that buy olyn Carsten; Springtime In China distress Is not only a worthy ex log was pushed througli the hard Dairy. ing bonds for the "third genera vania. pression of human' sympathy but town, Fern Knowlton; The Foun Captain and Mrs. Samuel fi. wood floor. The following had perfect atten tion" is a sound way of perpetuat Services were held from the fu will reslore good-will and aid Similar boulders knocked out the dance tor th epast year: Prank ing their memory in the minds and tain, Betty Thompson; Water Lil Smith of the Claremont Hotel, will neral home of, William S. Clancy ies, Anna Rose Harrison;' Rage world peace." casement In the home of Earl W. •V'.l Clancy, Wallace Coker, Fred Diehl, hearts ot their grandchildren In and Sons, Monday morning at 8:30, celebrate their golden wedding an The program of American Relief Over a Lost Penny, Betty Town- niversary July 10. They will,be at Fredericks, broke a window in llie Roy Perry, Tom Reilly, Frank Sul addition to lending their support followed by requiem high mass at tor Italy includes various services car of' Charles Callohan, and dam livan, David Miller and Alvin to the nation during the stress of send. home to friends and relatives July St. Mary's Church at 9. Battery "A" March, David Ny- to undernourished chlldrqn, the aged the roof ot a house owned by Sanford. jvar. A great many of the requests Pallbearers were her tour sons. 0, from 3 to 8 o'clock. oged and the sick. Provisions are E. R. Hodgetls and windows in Ihft President Clifford Sturges ot the tor Bonds for Babies come from gard, Irving Hopkins; Jocularity, Among their guests will be, Mrs. David Burdge; Service Marches, being made for the slilpmont of Hurry Cooke house. Those collages Rotary Club announces his com servicemen, many of whom have DIES 'OF-- PNEUMONIA Smllh'.s sister, Mrs, Ada Hande of vitamins, evaporated milk, cereals, were about 250 yards away from mittee appointments tor the com not yet seen their youngsters, she David Marsh; Soldiers' Chorus, West Haven who was her maid-or Robert Young; The Swallow, Irving infant foods and medical equip Ihe spot whore the plane landod. ing year as follows: community said. Andrew Sewrukus ot 23 Curve honor at the wedding fifty years ment. The program will include One of the plane's tires, and pro service. Rev. William G. West, Al Hopkins; Waltz In A Flat, Phyllis ago in Georgia. Street died Friday morning it New Rice; Melody In F., Anna Rose care for Italian nationals who are bably tho largest piece o( salvage, vin P. Sanford, Martin Oisen, Fred Haven Hospital follow'lng a brief They have one daughter, Mrs. refugees in Egypt, Switzerland and was hurled 100 tcot away and up Dlehl, George Blanchard, Alfred COUNTY KITCHENS Harrison, Fern Knowlton, David Harry French, and a an embankment 25 feet hlgti. illness of pneumonia. He was born Nygard, Irving^ Hopkins; Adagio grandson, | i„ternoes In Axis held countries. Holcombe, John Murphy, Frank BECOME TIN MINES In Lithuania and had made his Gene Girdwood. Among the newly electdo direc Branford police were notllled by Sullivan; attendance, William E. from the Moonlight Sonata, Pnyl- Captain and Mrs. Smith liave liome with, Mr. .and Mrs, William lls Rice; Tarantelle, David Ny tors of American Relief for Italy Police Commissioner Charles Cal ^^erstrom, rf3r. C. Tyler Hoibrook, FOR WAR ITEMS Llpkvlch for 24 years. During that made their home in Short Beach are: lahan and Chief Clirlstlan Woehrle amis Rochelcau, Rudolf Schmidt gard; Sunshine Song, Slcllienne, since 1005. time he'was employed by the M.I.P. English Folk Tune, Jo Ann Dona- Ambas.sador William PhllUiJS, immediately sent Paliolman An- fellowship, Joseph Wirtz, ttjy Per Women ot New Haven county Co. The funeral was held from the former Ambassador Henry P. Plot- thony Ifkovlc. He also summoned ry, Frank Clancy, Dr. ArtlWr Bish dlo, Robert Anderson; Excerpt can "mine" tin sufficient tor 12 funeral home ot W. S. Clancy and from the 2nd Movement Fifth Sym MAKING CANVASS cher( Lulgl Anlonlni of New York.jthe Indian Neck and Pine Orchard op, Thomas F. Reilly; classification submarines this year. Sons, Monday at 10. Requiem high Supremo Court Justice . Lewis A. I nre departments. Thoy wore fol- Donald V. Bartlett, Freh Wolfe, phony, Anna Rose Harrison; Grand These figures were compiled by miss was celebrated from St. Mary's Waltz Brlllante, Jo Ann Donadlo, Valenle of New York, Judge Prank jowed by State Police, officials of Jr., Thomas F. Reilly, Frank Sulli J. A. Stewart, vice president of the church at 10:30 and the burial was Registrars of both major parlies W. Tomasello of Boston, George the Municipal Airport, and from van, Wallace S. Coker; program, Fifth Symphony (1st movement), Baldan'/.l and Bernon S. Prentice Bradley Field. At about 3:30 when American Can Company, on the in St. Agnes Cemetery. Robert Anderson. are making a complete canvass ot Harold Nash, David J. Miller, Des- basis ot canned foods consumed by the town for the purpose of ascer ot New York, John F. Cuneo ot Army and Navy oiricials arrived, a mond Coyle, Otto E. Bath, Charles 1 civilians in the county during 1943. Mr. L. O. Cook ot Washington, taining the name of any elector Chicago, Francis D'Amanda of crowd of about 2,000 persons had Miller George Blanchard; music, |on the basis ot last year's con D.C., has purchased the Id" W. Vasa Star Lodge meets Friday formerly residing liere who has Rochester, Di-. Nicholas Dlenna ot gathered. Dr. Arthur B. Bishop, Olio E. Bath, sumption, civilians will open ap- Classen home, Damascus Road. night at 8 o'clock in Svea Hall. moved to another town. Philadelphia' and Lawrence M. John Seastrand, patrolman, who Bernard SqaJiiS:^L, William Reilly. proximately 39,229,596 cans ot food Oiannini of San Francisco. was Investigating an accident at this year, he said. According to a Lake Baitonstall was sent to the DANCE PAVILION table recently Lssued by Washing Postman Has World's Toughest Job scene and was followed by Palrol- ton, 3,100,000 cans provide tine suf SPEAKS ON CIVIC PRIDE man John J. Ahem. IS DEMOLISHED ficient for one submarine. reaching for them, and then the At the regular meeting of tho Until a Slate Polico loud speak Meanwhile, the armed forces Says It Isn't His Feet That Both white, stricken faces, I've heard •When He Leaves Certain Lottors er arrived it was difficult to keep er Him—It's His Heart;—Hates He hopes No One Answers The Branford Rotary Club held Monday curious crowds back from the consumed approximately three bil- voices whispering the first words at the Oasis Town House, the Some ntteen years ago the Short , lion cans ot food durjflg 1943 and Wrong Kind of Letters. aloud "The Secretary . . . de Bell Before He Gets Off The scene. Beach Pavilion was one of the' speaker was Edwin J. MacEwan, The Rev. Joseph E. Kecgan, S.J., needs for the current year are ex sires fnat I tender his deep sym Steps. executive vice president of the most attractive, m^ popular, pected to rise to three and a quar "No, it Isn't by feet ..." pathy . . . . " formerly of St. Thomas More at dance places along the west shore. New Haven Chamber of Commerce Yale, and now connected with ter billion cans, Mr. Stewart said. "I used to like my job. Plenty of "What can a decent guy do or always flow upon receipt of the who used as his subject "Civic Today it is being torn down for He pointed ou_ t that with a greatly exercise and" fresh air. Plenty of say at a time like that? I ju.st boy's clothing, suits they would Fordham University, who was vis second hand material. The root is | increased' number ot Pride." Thirty-four Rotarians at iting friends at the shore resort the armed friendly folks along my route, hap turn and .stumble off the porch and love to' press, socks they long to tended the meeting, which was pre already off and workmen have ^ forces in overseas duty, more py when I brought them letters. hurry on up Main Street. It my ifeg mend. administered the last rites of the started ripping at fne sldewalls. j canned foods will be needed be- sided over by Frank J. Kinney, Catholic Church on the beach. Med "Now I've got the toughest job weren't so filled 1 should be temp "But I'm not quitting. After all president. The visiting Rotarians For several years now the building ^^y^e the can has proved the most In America. It Isn't my feet that ted to slop at Carroll's or the Bran somebody's got to carry the mall. ical Examiner Arthur 8. McQueen has been an eye-sore and several i practical container'for the ship- were; Alvln P. Sanford of East Ha ordered William S. Clancy, under hurt these days—it's something ford Candy Shop for a cool milk And when It gets worse than I can ven, and Elton Knight ot Mount attempts have been made to de- ^ent of foods abroad. else. Call it my heart. shake Instead I go on hating my .stand, I've got a safely valve, I ^^Vij^'t'n'on'i^'Y taker' to remove the remains of the molish or dispose of It, but the ti- ] - "It's those official envelopes. War job. Haling the war. Hating Japs back to the post office and ask' ' body which were later taken by an lie has been compUoated so it has NEXT CAN COLLECTION Department, - - Navy Department. and Nazis so hard I have to grit Mrs. Urban Creem or Miss Char Army ambulance to the parlors of Beecher and Bennett in'New Ha stood, rapidly rotting away. Nearly every week now, one or two my leefn. lotte Fritz to make out o War PURCHASE THREE ELMS .Saturday evening crowds were ,^ ^h—e next collection o- f tin cans ot fnem have to go in my bag, Postmaster Joseph Driscoll says Bond for me. Somehow, that's a I ven. once attracted there by such ar- ^n, ^g ^^^jj^ ^ygy^t 5 y^„yQ„g ^j,o heavy on my shoulder. And my feet all his men dislike delivering to relief. I William A. Laurie of 'Vyest Point ti-sts as Vhicent Lopez. Rudy Valle n^y^t dispose of theirs before then .drag as I leave. Main and Monto- mothers, those bundles, containing "It's what I can dc personally to j Road, stony Creek has purchased FESTIVAL DATE BET and Paul Whitmean. \^^y deposit them at the old Jail;we.se. I hope nobody answers the clothes mailed horn* .by sons im qnd sorrow and suffering quicker' from Mrs. Alice Madeira the Throe —• jat the rear of the town hall. "I^eylbell before I can get away. mediately after induction, says to save some of those wives an^ 1 Elms, recently destroyed by lire. Plans for Trinity Church sum Mrs. Charles Freeman has sold should not be put into the salvage I "Because I've been there some- they leave the package, ting the mothers on. my route from gelling Mr. Laurie, a builder plans to oC' mer festival are not yet mature, her home In Harbor Street to F. bin on Main Street which Is forjtimes when those letters were bell and fairly run down the steps the wrong kind of ,letters tltoBc cupy the building and rcmodol as'but the date has beeti set for V. Armstrong. 1 metals. . [opened. I've seen^ the eager hands out of sight to avoid tsars v/hlch wretched bundles from camp. time and priorities permit. July 2l3t. m
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THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, OONN., JULY 6, 1044 PAGE nVB vv PAOEI'OUR ' THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRA!IfQRp , OONN.i JULY 6, 1944 0?w .i"V...tiii»'Lli-^tiu^r.a!« FIRST NMIONAL STORES Seaman Second Class Robert Mrs. Palmer LInsley of Paved Street *FAT FACTS- LAWRENCE CAWLEY gained the coveted sliver wings. He Sgt. Estrom is waist gunner on a Happy Birthday MOTHER will be placed on active duty with Karjowlch Is attending Aviation Portress tliat has been hammerihg has completed basic training at 12 BILLION POUNDS OF FATS ANPOILS ARE SUPER ^a/i-6, MARKETS With The r GIVEN PROMOTION the Army Air Forces. radio school in Memphis, Tenn. German industries and coastal de Samp.?on, N. Y. and Is home on NEePE0FORWAR,JM0USTRIALANP HOME USES lwl
N-y.fa. .^.A-^ ihJW.,; PAOE BEVB» PAGE snc ^^ THE BRANFORD REVIEW, .jBRANFORD, OONN., J^ULY 0, 1044 THE BSANFORD REVIEW, BRAjlJFORD.qONN., JULY 6. 1044. I In Hartford al the Hotel Bond at TliiGow With a Coiiiplacent Ego i«i(r the meeting ot the Norlhtord- Philharmonic Conductoi? Touts Norh Brantord League ot Women Success of 5th War Loan'vWiU MeetfAcclaim'of Men GARDEN NOTES Voters at the home ot Mrs. Gcorgo Augur Jr., on MIddlctuwn Turn sponsored by Brantord Garden Club vUnited States Rubber Company Plant in Field and Prove Nation Is Backing Our Armed Forces Services in the local churches on Mrs. Burton s. Hall ot North pike. Other members present from Mrs. John McCabe, President Sunday will be: Street opei>cd her home last North Brantord were Mrs. R. Earle • Ily Goii. IkV EiHoiiliowrr ' Beers and Mrs. Frank Slono. Masse-s at 1, 8 and 8:15 o'clock Thursday tor a meeting ot the least loBR In lives. The com-' for members of St. Augustine's Home Makers Club. The study ! • "In moments of crisis in- Cpl; 'Vincent Grlswold is .spend period Was gWen over to "Hitts." lyolving the safety of our na- plete success in the drive will Mrs. Murray Upson, member of One morning recently I found a Catholic parish. The eight o'clock ing a furlough with his pavonls, the Women's Division ot the War dead wild rabbit In my pool, and Mass will be celebrated in the Mrs. Fred AUgur presided at the ItJvo land, the American poo- meet the acclaim of the forces; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grlswold ot Fund permanent committee urges all the gold flsh were also dead. I NATronAi: pni-ss miu.mm Northford Congregational Church business session. North Street, jple have Invariably rallied in the field and will be re members ot the Brantord Garden presume the rabbit accidentally tell for parishioners In that section ot newed proof that all Ameri-. In the pool and the flsh probably ^tfASIllNGTOH, D. C. . ' town, Rev. John J. McCarthy, pas atralnst the danger with cour Club to "buy that extra war bond." Agnes Doody was one ot the Alden S. Hill MM '2-c Is homo on died from fright. tor; Mrs. Genevieve Bernard, or cans ai'o one .solid phalanx of winners in a recent essay contest furlough with his mother on Tolu- age, faith and resolution. By Anne Goodo • ganist and choir director. dclormiiiiition in this great Brantord Garden Club will meet LadloB. beware the oven canning sponsored by tho Modern' Farmer kot Road. "For the' past two years at the home ot Mrs.' T, Howard Delphlnum enthusiasts are ela method. It cniisod 80% ot nccidciits program over WEAF. The Animal wai'. ted over the extraordinary success connected -with home cunning last Marlln ot Pine Orchard, July 7 at Holy Eucharist will be celebrated Gossip contest called tor a story ot Traltlc was uniisually heavy over we have been In one of these achieved by .scientific cress breed year, , Bays the N.itloniil Safety "All of us iii'ofoundiy trust- 3 o'clock. Speaker, Mrs. Frederic C. al 9:30 o'clock at Zlon Episcopal how we keep animals healthy on the Fourth on main highways. This crises, perhaps the greatest ing ot tho popular varieties. In size, Counc'll. ... Boiling water bath anil Carder ot Cheshire, an honorary Church, Rev. Francis J. Smith, Rec our farm. Agnes received a check was greater than has, boon noted tliiit .soon the world may bo conformatllon, color and strengt'n open kettle methods uro satest. In our history. On the bnttle- member ot the club, subject, "Con • * + • tor; Mrs. Paul R. Hawkins, organ tor $5 tor her entry. On last De at any other lime since tiur ban restored to iv just peace. Until tinuous bloome In tho Garden." the hybrids; shown recently at the fleld and on the homo front Men are going to have move. Isl and choir director. cember she was Interviewed on fnis on tree use ot gasoline has been Iti We can, witli God's help, bring Board meeting at 2:15. , meetings ot the Horticultural So trouble huylng good grade shirts program as a result ot winning a force. Ipien. and-women arc daily ciety In New York and other or- about that happy realization than ever. About,-10% ot cotton.tex-; Morning worship will be at 11 $5(10 War Bond,in a contest spon jmaking' great sacrifices so East Rock Ro.sc Gardens at ganlzatioiis have been a revela tile output Is going to our Allies.; sored by the Farm Credit Admin Dairymen are tlridlng their hny of our dreams, each of us tion,'Spikes soaring to eight teet, o'clock In the Congrcgalloiial GIVES HOT DOa ROAST height ot beauty—well worth a *'••** i- Church, Mrs. Douglas B. Holnhlrd, Istratlon. crop unusually light due to the ,the freedom in our way of mu.st seek incessantly for, with stalks packed solidly with Have yon thought ot cutlhig a. Lanphler's Cove Visit. organist ahd choir director. The This Is also known as Mcrt Em lack ot spring rains. Berry growers life may be preserved, florets up to tour Inches in diame cardboard model of your shOGfl'-andi MLss' Bai'bara Hemingway was Wiiysand means by which tho sermon will be delivered by a sUp- mert's program and is heard each also experienced a crop talhu'c. ter have been shown by p^roud am Bllpping it aroimd tho Bole's, edge- hostess' Monday evening at a hot By WINNIE lUNKER i "There is now in progress Annual Invasion ot Japanese to keep the ol' shinoln whlto where l)ly preacher as there Is no regular week day from 0:30 to 8 o'clock In The vegetable crop al the in'esonl value of our services to our ateurs, Hybvid seeds and seedlings dog roast which was attended by beetles can be expected at anytime it bel9nKB? Of courBu you'll want- 'Woonsocket, llhode Island:—Ev pastor at this church at the pres the morning. It Is packed with In time seems about normal, (the Gth War Loan Drive to 'M country may be enhanced. are available now, and August Is pressing tlio dcBlro to see what now. Conditions have been favor to go ^loimd the solo with a sole, ent time. terviews and up to the minute Don and Ullly Rompo, Dlano and July tenant!; at the Bishop col jralso money so as to insure the month tor sowing and planting, made tho wheels go 'round in one ^ liiglit now we can do so by able tor the pest and tho popula edge drosslng. of the war plants of tho company tacts for farm folks. Recently Mr, The Atwalor Memorial Library Bai'bara MacWIlUa.ms, Gall and lage are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E*! Sedcs should be sown an eighth ot ' • • •* • Ualph Boiler, Arnold and Lpona (that this conflict will be buying bonds. Lot's make this tion will be about as abundant as that sponsors his .program, Dr, Mrs. Httrry Junlver, leader ot the Emmert was in Ney Haven Coun win be open on Saturday atlernaon mons ot New Haven. an Inch apart and lightly covered lee cream will bo ncarco in All-- AVtlir KoazinskI, conductor ot tho ty making recordings for use on Peterson, Jeannclln Tliomi)sou, 'brought to the Bpeodiost pos- last year. Prompt spraying Is Im with sand. Lots ot moisture, care- gnat, say Wnnlilngton olllclnls. Lato New: 'Vork Phlllinrmonlc Symphony Handy Helpers 4-H club' attended a from '2 to 4:30, There are no eve particular victory a quick and this program. All branches ot ag- Urn.' Thomas Fconoy and Mrs. Rol- The Paul Valle hou.so is rented to portant. Hand collecting and trap lully applied Is necessary and light .summer Blunip' In milk production Orchestra and his wife were recent three day conference at the Uni ning hours on satutdnj. 'siblo conclusion and with the decisive one." ping are defln-lte aids as supple is tho cuuBC. ly guests in tlio Woonsocket, Rhodo versity ot Connecticut last week. rlcultiire are covered during this doU. , Charles E. Hellen of Now Havon. should be-kept out until germina Island, United States Rubber Com- program, poultry, fruit raising, mentary measures, although they •*••*-•*-, pany'«; plont. Mrs. Junlver Is also a member ot tion. dairying, and vegetable growing. Mrs. Charles Morawski - (Mary REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS will robably notbe satisfactory it Surveys show U.S. workers- don't Among the workers tho nodzln- the Board ot Directors ot the New Miss Nina Miller ot Short BeacL- Mr. itnd Mrs. Harold K. English- NOTES eat enough fruit. Try dlpplng-pears Haven County Farm Bureau, presi Scseske) is vlslllng relatives (ice. News About Rationing; Price Contro they are rolled upon as the only ski's, Polish-born now naturalized l.-i .spomllnR a'week's vacation ll of Now Haven arc al their summer By Anthony F. Arpala WARRANU-Y D'EEDS Netherlanders call oranges "si- In a mixture of lemon julco and Americans, came acroso many from dent ot the Homo Makers Club, I Mrs. Alden J. Hill gave a rei)ort | Coxswain Moraw.skl, U. S. Coast means of control. Beetles that have New Jer.'jey. place, Johnson's Point. Bnckes, A, B. ct al to Wm. Pcvel- naasappclen" or WcsslDa Apples. sugar, then In melted vitamlnlied their home country. Pictured above and active In such activities. 'ot tho recent .stale convention hokl' Guard, Is filatlonod In Philadelphia set two periods for such allot State Director been hand picked may be killed by margarine. lioU In toasted , wheat with the conductor and his wife, la mcnts: 1st period, June 1 through ty et al, hwy.; Brockett, Phyllis E. placing them In a container hold OakOB and bake in moderate oven Nellie^'\Vojtak. Below, henonth tlio to C. A. Llndstrom et ux, Brockett Some of the perennials for cut crosse'd' flags ot Poland 'and tho September 30—La.^t day for peri July 31; 2nd p'rlod, August 1 Here In Connecticut many of us ing water covered by a thick layer until leiider. Serve with,a-Bweet or tract; Mblesky, Carrie G. to H. W. flowers which thrive In plots with •United States, are Dr. and Mrs. od Four' and period Five coupons. through October 31; No more than will find It hard to believe that In ot kerosene. aour sauce. . . ^. Or make dessert Rodzlnsk^ and tho plant's manager Burwell, No. Main St.; Lamb, Re- morning, and afternoon . sunlight All coupons worth 10 gallons a unit. 10 pounds of sugar may be allotted some parts of the nation during fruit salads and servo, with . real ,W. B. Dlttlo. bokah C. to Halg Solaklan et ux. are:" Phlox,, Lily ot the Vallty, mayonnaise. lioth are good ways to Nev/ 1944-45 fuel oil coupons will during tho first period, and If ap the last tow weeks the supply of 1 Highlights seen were war work Long Island Sound'(Pine Orchard) i Article on "Flowery Language." Anemone, Japanica, Astor and Ba get more trult in the diet. ers.making the new ten man Inva- become good for 10 •gallons a unit plication Is made during the sec moat has been better than average. alori boats, manufactured of synthe Elizabeth,St.; Montellus Marg.. M, by Maxwell Nurnburg In "Good by's Breath. •A- ,* •* upon their recelijt by tho consum ond'pdrlod; a written statement In other words, though there Is tic rubber, tho one, two, four, anil to R. O. Llndborg et ux, Goodsell Housekeeping" well worth reading Due to cellophane shortage, many er from local OPA boards. 'showing the use of sugar previous still a .lot of bedl, veal and lamb bakery products are being wrapped seven-man life-saving rafts and tho Rd. Si'Harbor View Ave. —It you have ever wondered why Tliere Is still time to plant glad- 'Bynthetlo rubber life-saving suit*, ly granted must accompany the available, the distribution has in waxed paper And cigarettes are flowers were named—you can find lolas. They can be set out right up imandatory equipment of the United application. Reverse side of Form been uneven. Folks close to the Baldwin, R. S. toC. C. Smith et giving up their shiny dresses. 'states Merchant Marines./",,^ ^\ out quite a tew. until J'uly 10th for bloom this tall. ^ COAL 4-323 Is suggested for this purpose. meat-producing centers ' haven't ux, W. Main St.; Bartholomew, Ju -k * -k Dahlias too, do well in spite of a Don't torget to buy that extra felt tho pinch as we have. 'With lia H. to Lucille B. Carrozella, No dellvery/ofanthraclto or oolte Red raspberries are more hardy late start and can be planted until war bond. many popular cuts of meat point- Long Island -Sound, Indian Neck; may be made unless the vendor PROCESSED FOODS than the purple or black variety. ihe middle ot July. THIS BUSINESS free, they have been able to buy Barth'olomfew, Mabel E. to M. E. C. has in his possession a signed state Blue Stamps A8 through V8 In ment on' the proscribed form froni more than was ordinarily available Dovlne et ux, Wllford Ave.; Clas Book Pour, worth 10 points each. OF the conSiJmer showing . the con to them under rationing, while sen, Ida W. to L. O. Cook, hwy at Blue tokens, worth one point each, No! No! You Can't Come In sumer's annual needs for solid here we have not always been able Damascus; Freeman, Dorothy C. to used as change. Good Indcflnltely. fuels, tlie consumer's Inventory of to find as large a selection as we'd F. 'V. Armstrong et ux. Harbor St.; Red Cross Notes BoUd fuels as ol April 1, 1044, the like. ' •; Hamre, G. A. R. to Victor Berardl name of the fuel dealer; the num MEATS AND FATS That's why point • values have et ux. Beach St.; Havens, Amelia SUSAN THAYER M; est. to W. J. Grleslng, hwy, In ber of rfa'omsto be heated and tho Rod Stamps All through W8 In been placed again on most cuts of type of heating equipment used. lamb lor July; It also explains why dian Neck; Lewis, Anita H. to Myr Book Four worth 10 points each. tle H. Peterson, near Lanphler's NOTE FROM A HAPPY CHILD decked with candle-lit, gently With this'form properly exe some cuts of beer have been raised Good Indcflnltely. Red tokens, Cove, right of way to Brocketl's HOOD swaying lanterns. In front of the cuted and In hlB possession, a fuel In point value. Reiiorts from 'Wash worth one point' each, used as Point; Smith, C. C. ct ux to R. S. When I, was a little girl. Fourth school, a band struck up. And In dealer may deliver between April change. Householders are remlndf ington tell us that the amount oft For the month ot June the local the school yard Itself, an Ice cream Baldwin, Sawmill Rd.; s'tone, Annti of July loomed second In Import- Ifou know nbw.-wlial we've heard from V\m} . 1, 1044 and-c,Ootober li,lB44 up to od that rod stamps now, becomfe meat available this month Is about Branch reports are as follows: stand dispensed , cones—chocolate equal;t6?what was available Iftstj est. to Frank Dendas et ux. Grove Garments 298; workers, 84; Knit aiibe only to Christmas in our town. We*vc:heard thatTSiscnliower andlim ATncrlcarthliavo f BO peroe%tidt; a consumer's aniAal and vanilla—in seemlnglyj: Inex I valid evoty, 4i weeks Iriatoaapl^oyr St. cor. Stone.Stj;>!rhOOTPsori,iO.;R.' For weeks' ahead'^ve' were' getting requirements. of anthracite or coke ery 2 WeekaV Tliu^the^ number of mopth,- nlthbugh the: bettor -'"cuts ted-articles 19;. Afghan 1, knitted haustible quantities to seemingly luirlcdlhemselveslikca thunderbolt against Uic bristling et ux'to Sebastla,n Siena et ux, ready., Fourth o£ July morning al- for the coming season. points Is reducedi to 15 for! every 2 of beet will be scarce. But It has and donated by Mrs.'Harold Bald insatiable children, in ei^ehange defenses of lliller'a Wcln'mlteht! Post Rd.; Warner, M. J. to S. W. witys dawned hot and clear, to the Tho total' ainount, of anthracite weeks Ihste'ad of 30. been decided. that more even dis win. for pink tickets, ot which one al We've lieard that tliey lire battering and .•anasliing I Noyes Jr., Pine Orchard Rd. or coke which a consumer may re tribution of the supplies cart be The request tor double the quan crackling ot small fireworks. After ways had one's supply and one's QUIT CLAIM DEEDS at our foe—sparing iieillicr sloel nor sweat nor blood ceive from April 1, 1044 to March best insured by a return to point tity of surgical, dressliig thrdffgh breakfa.st father got busy string parents' supply too. Oh, blissful, Holmes, Edith to Edith A. Holmes ill one final, furious a.5.sault Uiat marks tlie supremo 31, 1045; la limited to 8714 percent values tor th eprlnelpal cuts. the summer was not answered this ing up wire along the sidewalk tor joyful night! STOVES 3 pes, Double Beach; Reynolds, E. military ellort of this War! of the amount received during the As for pork, which continues past month, in fact the quantity the Japanese lanterns to be hung Purchase certificates obtainable L. tr. to T. F. Conway et ux. Cres We youngsters didn't know 'or And vv/iaf news do Ei'tcnfiower and bit men expect period April 1, 1042 to March 31; ration-tree, estimates call for more made was a little more than half on. The lanterns had been waiting from local'board. cent BluH Ave,; care, then, that Independence ITay 1943. In July than there was last month. ot that made In Majj. It is hopatl for this all winter, in a big box In from uj_? Anderson, C. P. et al to Kath. H. marked the founding of a iphilos- All In all, I, believe that 'within that the seriousness at this situa the attic, along with the Christmas ophy of freedom In America. We Men and women of America—wbat llic Invitsiori is Wills,' stannard Ave.; Dlckerman, TIRES the' next tew weeks we'll notice a tion will be recognized and a larg tree ornaments. were too busy living our freedom. to our rigliling men, the fill! \Vur Loan is to us nthoinel GASOLINE' H. L. to State,Short Beach Rd. All passenger car tire Inspections greater variety of meats In our re- er. o,utput for July may be re We children were torn between MORTGAGE DEEDS ]'\)r us, fus well Jisfor lliem, this is the crisis—tlie linie stamp 10 in A book now valid for have been; cancelled as of-April 20.' tall stores than we've seen tor the corded. '. the fascination of lantern hang Conway, T. F. et ux to Bran. Fed. for tremendous, overwli'elming ellorl! JInko nb niislttke! 3 gallons through August 8.' MotovlSts: holding only basic ra past couple of weeks. Surgical dressings 8,929; Workers I Buy an Extra War Bond for protection against the wolves of inflation. ing and the making ot peach ice Ernest A. Johnson, Jr., son of Mr. Sav. 8i Loan Assn, Maple Ave,; Bur- 'I'lie 5Ui War Loan is the biggest, most vitally important Borlalfy numbered B3 and C3 cou tions are not eligible for new of Three- canned vegetables, all ot 124; Hours 725. cream down cellar in the freezer. and Mrs. Ernest A. Johnson of well, H. W. to Carrie G,- Melesky, financial effort ot this whole War! pons good for five gallons. used tires. Drivers with total ra which have been point-free tor There were 25 cases in the Home Arid, ot course, our store ot flre- Hotchklss Grove, left this week tor Nol Main St.; Cunningham, H. M. It the fllli War Tjonii is to succeed, each one ot us must tion mileage (exclusive of special several months,- also have returned Service department during the en IT'S Time vou Kneui—bviAWRENCE wbrks and sparklers and noise a vacation at Camp Becket, Beck- et ux to Bran. Fed. S St L Assn, Ivy • do more than ever, before—must Imy double . . . yya, SHOES rations) of more than 120 miles a to the ration list this month. They tire year ot 1941, in-June of this makers, which we alternately et, Mass. St.; ainrdano, Domlnlck Jr. et ux triple . . . the Bonds wo bought last lime. month may qulUty for Grade 1 are asparagus, peas and tomatoes. year there were 27, , tliirteen new squandered and hoarded against Airplane Stamps, 1 and 2 In Book to Geo. Giordano, 22 Frank St.; Mrs. Elsa Borgeson of South tires, subject to quota limitations. Again the aim of even distribu ones. Home visits numbered 4, of- the evening. Our men expect to Iiear that we ore buying double—' i 3 now valid for one pair. Families Lundstrom,; C. A. et ux to Phyllis Main Street is vacationing from Applications should be made at lo tion Is the motivating factor. Tho flce Interviews 10. Time 55 hours. ^ And then, as the long twilight lliat we are maleliing llicir sacrifice as best wo can—l may pool coupons of a household. E. Brockett, Brockett tract; MulUn her duties at the M.I.P.- and is^at cal board; Owners of ro-cappable new pack ot these three vegetables caime on, festivities really started. Hint Uie American nation, soldiers and civilians lo- H. G, et ux to Anne B. Morton, her summer home at Shell Beach, tires should have them re-capped Is about to so on the market and The number., of ^Motor Corps Every street, every yard in the gullicr, is making one giganlic efloi't to win this Wurl at once. the old pack Is now nearly ex Monroe St., members working In June was 13. Leete's Island, Guilford. SUGAR neighborhood became a fairyland Tlml'.i tlie news our mcii expect to licar from us. , Sugar stamps 30 and 31 In Book hausted. Without point values, ex Armstrong, F. K. to NH B & L Mileage tor locia!l;Work 102, tor the Four, each good for five pounds. perience has taught us,, the- new Assn, Harbor St.; Cook, Oliver by S.A.F. 402, This iSvork required 252 r Will you peraonallii see thai Ihcy get it? Good Indefinitely. OFFICE HOURS pack might not move very tar from atty, to Bran, Say. Bk. hWy at hours. ..; Sugar Stamp 40 In Book Four, New dally office hours'at 9 to 5 the canning centers. But with Damascus; Carrozzella, Lucille B. good for five pounds for home can except on Saturdays when the-of' point values, tliese vegetables will to Julia H; Bartholomew, Long Is The West Main Street Red Cross And here are S more reasons for buying ning thVough February 28, 1945. flee closer at noon. The room will flow evenly to all parts ot the land Sound, Indian Neck; DeGrego Sewing Unit has; subscribed to a Bxira Bonds in the Sihl Sugar Stamp 32 in Book Four be be' closed to the public oil day country, thereby guaranteeing Giuseppe et ux to Harry Taconls Braille edition of Readers Digest comes good Indefinitely on June 16 'Wednesday. i every family a fair share. et ux, Parker PI.; Dendas, Frank to be sent monthly to did Farm I • War Bonds aro tho bost, the safett Invostmont In for Ave''pounds of sugar. Those who wish to appear before The War Prodiictlon Board has et ux to Bran,' Fed, Sav & Loan Convalescent Hospital, Avon, Conn. tho world! Consumers may be granted up to the board for gas and tires must recently allocated certain mater Assn, Stone St. cor. Grove-St.; De- 2. War Bondt return you $4 for bvory $3 In 10 yean. ials to clothing manufacturers tor vlne, M, E, C, et ux to NH B t L 20 pounds per person for home can do.so Mondn:ys after 7;3Q. OUpro- 3. War Bohdt help keep prfco» down. • the production of low-cost gar Assn, Wlltord Ave,; Freeman, Dor ning my making application" on blcms willibe considered,Wednesday 4. War Bond( will belp.wtn thb.Peace by Increatlng ments that have been scarce on othy C, to 'Virginia S. Averlll, Har JUST ARRIVED Form R-322 at Local OPA Boards. evenings and, the food panel Is In purchasing'power ajfter the War. New England OPA Boards have sessions Thursday evenings. the market for many months. Si bor St,; Grelslng, W. J. et ux ,to Bran. Fed. Sav & Loan Assn, Indian 5. War Bontls moan education for your children, multaneously, OPA lias released A son; Howard was born Monday security for you, funds for retirement. doll'ars-and-cents retail prices tor Neck; Kelgwln, H, L, to Bran, Sav, morning, to Lt. and 'Mrs. Howard Waste Paper On Job At Gloucester these articles ot clothing. Bk„ Alps Rd.;- Noyes, S. W. Jr., to Gebel. Mi's. Gebel Is ; the former When they begin to appear In Clare S. Noyes, Pine Orchard Rd,; Miss Virginia Hagelln. Lt. Gebel is Peterson, A. F. et ux to Bran. Sav. ••' -LJIALANCE WHEEL! UJ.S. WARSHIPS USE FLAT-NOSEO .stores, you should not be required a prisoner of the Germans. SCREWS USED IN BULOVA3 SHELLS INSTEAD OF THE POINTED lu pay i^iore than $1.49 for the 8: Loan Assn, right of way to WATCHES ARE SO SMALL,''' TYPES WHEN .SHOOTING AT ",-• < house drosses manufactured under Brockett's Point, near Lanphler's Mr. and Mrs. Jacl> Mark of Ells THAT.AN ORDINARY ' SUBMARINES .LWHY^DO.THEY/ THIMBLE WILL HOLD OVER D0^TH1S_?' ' ~•-^- this latest WPB-OPA alctlon, 05' Cove; Sllney, J. T. Co. to J. A. An worth Avenue, New Haven are re derson, Cherry Hill Rd,; Smith, C l4,00O. HOW MUCH DO/, cents tor cotton . sl.lps, $1.39 for ceiving congratulations on the Y6U THINK. 25,OOO_OF.. men's solid color-and white shirts, C. et ux to Bran; Fed, Sav. & Loan birth of a son, Louis Edward, on THEM WEIGH ?/^ ' ' " 39 cents for men's shorts.. Assn, Main St.; Trojanoskl,,Edwin Thursday, June 29 at Grace Hospi To thousands of Connecticut et al to Bran. Fed. Sav & Loan Assn tal. . , IRVliNolUNlTEO STATESH hwy. ' •Q.IRITTANIA ' IS THE housewives and war workers, the Mr. Mark was formerly of Bran POETIC NAME FOR appearance ot these loW'Cost RELEASES OP MORTGAGE tord. ENGLAND AN6 tGREAT'/- clothes win be we,lcomed because, Jourdan, EUz. to G. O. Richards, •ERIN-FOR. . ^BRTTWH-. lor a long time, the majority of Maple St.; Bran, Fed, Sav, & Loan A son, Gregory Vincent was horn IRELAND/ WHAT/- Assn, to H, M, Cunningham et al. IS THE POETIC V . , house dresses available, tor in June 30 to Mr. and Mrs., Don NAME FOR THE UNITED STATES •? ., stance, have clung to a much high Ivy St,; Johnson, F, L, to Domlnlrk Thomas of Bartlett Road, East Ha •^Jj Giordano, 22- Pr£(nk St.; Morton, er price level often beyond reach ot ven. POSTWAR TBCJSEBS groups with fixed Incomes. Anne B, to Lulgl'Clmlno et ux, So. AMV Be ABL-S TO Montowese St. 1 ' RE1fllHtHElRCI5A«E> Fuel OH Note: It you haven't re Long Island Sound (Indian Neck); illBCRArt C/IRBIEBS ABE fO IHPEFldnElV WITHOUT turned your fuel,oil application ttj Anderson, J. A. to J. T. Sllney Co. MUTOP WITH aK-mmmmi Bran. Fed. Sav. 8t Loan Assn to C. Ahiv/ea'to "IT'S TIME YOU KNElt^'Cb^'tawrence^ IKST FLIER* CflH RElWW Any pras«iN& ^ your War Price and Rationing Cherry Hill Rd,; Averlll, Virginia C, Smith et al, hwy; Bran. Sav. Bk. cou? 'REflPV RKWJ* snovA Board, please do It? immediately S. to Dorothy C, Freeman, Harbor to Jennie L. Kelgwln, Alps Rd.; Wound stripes "can be worn"regardIess>f tfie lengtJi".of.time\ HEAT Ohl OECK Otherwise you may have a long St,; Bradley, F. S. et al to Dorothy ; (OjJJcial t;. S. Coust Guard J'JiutoJ Ffinnle M; Averlll, Harbor St.; Coo- served..'' . ""'^ '~^'" , 4\ V, S. Coast Guardsmen help unload wouiulcil invaders ut the ramp wait tor your coupons because the C. Freeman, Harbor St.; Bradley, lac, John to Edwin Trojanoskl. et Branford Printing Company of a Coast Guard manned LST (Lnntlins Shlii, Tanks) beached at school teachers doing the process Mary Jane to Pearl D. Dlckerman, a|, hwy.;-.Hamre, G. A. R. to Dor Baliirice Wheel screwslused in BuIova'Watches^are^so'smallAl Cape Gloucester, New liritaln. Mechanized, medical and sustainins ing will soon bo on vacation, The othy C. Freeman, Harbor St.; Hur- that 25,000 of them weigh less than an ounce.;' .1 iupplief are already loaded on shore. To give cmcrscncy treatment, form Is simple and can be filled but tires still remain on the list. W'tz, J. B. to Mabel E. Crisman, t« the LST's ofnoers' wardroom was converted into a makc-shlft hos Flat nosed.shells are used when firing at submarines because this ^ out and mailed in a* few minutes And according to latest estimates Montowese St. & Cocheo Ave.; Mor pital, Uighty-one tons of supplies, mostly wrapped in PAI'EIt, are type, of shell,would^npt ricochet across rhe surface of thqt^ater.' 'id 'uniltt aujplces'of Trtnuty Departmenl'ind Wat Adverddng Council > required every month to maintain each lighting man overseas. It's at most. from Washington, there is not gan, Josephine B. to J. T. Sllney rlili Is in official U.S. TriJiury'idveUisemenl-^firepitri a giliiintlo task that needs tlie help of every American. Save all the Car Owners Note: Inner tubes n'.uch hope for .rqal Improvement hwy; Ranalii, Francesco to Pre- .The £oetic name for the United States isjColurabia. *- -A' ^wuUi pjper you caul OujrInvadinK Troops need your support. have been removed from rationing. m the tire situation'lintU 1045. sedo Bernardo, 3 pes, E. Main St. )\. I •) Ul ^*,jjiTta>.-gagim»«M»^'^*fi'^
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PA6E BIGS* THE BRANPORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, OOKN., JULY 6, 1044 O oubt Jf^/-uL .Award for Employment Plana EAST HAVEN ff" SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE The Branford Tile U, TO TO Hyman Harrington, fl Chld.sey QUIT CLAIM DEEDS and Marble Co. Avenue, loft Monday for Camp Bassett, J. C. R. to Jessie C. Ev SCROLL OF HONOR SCROLL OF HONOR Bucket, Bccket, Ma.ss. erett, Foxon Rd.;Bralnerd E O to tKJe Pranforb Eetiietn Bran. Sav. Bk., 610 High St.; Bran. G£NER>JL CONTRACTOR AND EAST HAVEN NEWS The Board of Education Main Sav. Bk. to Carolyn j. Sharp, 42 till! best cookleii, tha b«t of MASON and PLASTER WORK tenance Employees, Local 287, A.F. Bishop St.; Coffin, A. C. est. to whntcver he likes best. PRICE FIVE CENTS IJ., holds Its annual outing today at Marl I. Coffin, Mas.sachusetts Ave.; AH men love coffee so be sure VOL. XVII—NO. 13 Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, July 13, 1044 there's plenty of it on the table K. ISIiUCCIAHOIil Ihi! East Haven Cup Club. Everett, Jessi eC. to J. C. R. Bas- .,. either a tall glass of rof resh- Phone 1115 .^ett et ux, Foxon Rd.; Saccanl, H. . inK iced coffee or n fragrant 10 Ivy St. Branford, Conn.l Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. to Alex D'Amlco, 273 Heming HESE are trying days nnd <;"P <>( Jiot "ff"- Men in the way Ave. Tbcinu separated from those Armed Forces and war workers mond Mend, Forbes Place, Is at wo love is one of the hardest are used to drinkinfr a lot of Honor Scrolls Collection Nets Garden Group Mrs. Wood house Speaks Camp Hazen for two weeks, MORTaAGE DEEDS thinRS wo have to face. Many coffee —at meals and between Sixth Infantry Battalion families, however, are able to ""ea's. "t «^1 t'>n«' o""" ?" «" Carlson, Ivcr to:'Tarrylown Nat. bo tOL-ether over the weekend, occasions. They've come to de- Starts Chains 15 Tons Paper Will Improve Ml.ss Theresa Proto has been In B t.T Co., FHA, Iver Ave.; Gam Even if the man of the house is pend on the lift In morale that Capitol Theatre Madison for a week. borl, Anthony et al to First Nat. B in tho Armed Forces or away coffee gives. The weekend wife Plans To Leave Sunday To Democratic Women doing war work, ho is often able fkes care to have a pot ready 281 MAIN ST., EAST HAVEN ApiU'oxImatcly 15 tons of waste & T Co., 350 Thompson Ave.; Espo- to como home for at least part whenever her husband might Of Signatures Its Plantings Floyd J. Blakeman has been slto, Marie, to Community B & T of Saturday nnd Sunday. If HI" the pleasure of having a paper was collected Sunday morn elected membership chairman of your husband can do this you cup or two. And the smart wife TJiiM-s., ]'"ri., Sat., .hilv 11-7-8 Co., Massichusotts Ave.; Longo- ing by tho committee-tor tho Ham "I'ho Branronl Onrciou Club mot the Connecticut Association of bardl, Domlnlck to Irene M, Daley, should consider yourself ex- makes sure it's really good BETWEEN TWO For Intensive Training Chairmen Announce Approval Of mer Field Eecrontlonal Project of About Coming Election at the home of Mrs. J. Howard Public Accountants. Long Island Sound; OTIcdy, J. J. tromely fortunate, and make coffee. . System to Determine Evidonoc every effort to have these few A good rule to keep in mind if WORLDS which MJS. MlchaclJ. Carplnclla Marlln ot Pino Orchard on Friday, et al to NH B & L Assn, 24 Rich hours you spend together really you want your weekends to run ALSO of Good Faith. is chairman. ' July 7th, Mrs. sanuiel E. Doane, Labor's Part In Fall Campaign And Need For Women's Organization mond St.; Sharp, Carolyn J. to momnrnbin nnr» smOOthly . . . and of COUrBO yoU Will Take Voluntary Full-Timc Field Training Course At Niantic As a climtix to HIP $60,0(10 I'lilist ro.-twnr- lOiiiploynuMit Awiii-di), VACATION SCHOOL Harold F. ,T0U5cy,^ clmlrnmn ot vice president lu'cslded. It was Bran. Savs. Bk., Bl.shop St.; Will- "'oiTifVVeTest ^ayfl to Icccp do is not to crowd loo rnuch FRISCO KID State Guard Camp—Lt. Col. Charles E. LooWiart In Comoand— Stressed By Speakers At Mooting In Stony Orodk—Regular The third annual dally Vacation Every person who buys a Series tho Branford Salvage committee voted to have additional planting man, Arlec M. N. to Loul.se C. Will- any man happif youy ria^t husbano feedd hihams pressiointo themn .o Yof moru -wieU leisurhave ae nan imd^ Meeting Next Monday. Church School under the au.'jplccs •well; nnd V uii., Moil., Tiii's., ,]iilv !)-10-]l Employers Cooperate. E war bond between now and July reports that tho tC)l\owlng Y.M.C.A. done at the Yale Monument on the of the Old Stone Church will open man, too Co.scy Beach Ave. bee,n, .,caiin. pB cut in restaurants more time together if you don t 26 win have his or her name at boys reported for jyork and re or a mesa Kail all week, ho will have too sot a schedule. Its a SNOW WHITE AND Green. Recommended that mem A special meeting of tho Bran Jidy 17 In the parish hou.se and RELEASES OF MORTGAGES relish good, homo-cooked meals wise wife who knows when not Moving orders have not yet ben tached to an original message to ported for work aiid'requests that bers visit neighboring gardons. •nci's'shown nbovu loccivcd ?1,000 in war bonds. continue through July 28. The ses Conn. .Sav. Bk. to Paul Husso, moro than ever. Trot out the to make social engagements for THE SEVEN DWARFS received, but Co. I, 6th Battalion, be sent to General Elsenhower In the excellence ot-.'fcolr work be ford Democratic Womqii's Club was best you know howl Give him her husband and tiiis i» espe- ALSO Voted $10 to Connecticut Arbore New York Man sions win bo held Monday through Russo Ave.; First Nat. B & T Co tr. Infantry, Connecticut State Guard Announce Rules Brltany. recognized: Geor^fe^pwyer, Charles hold Friday evening at the home ot hla favorite dishes done to per- ciaUy true when he Is home for tum. The eighteen bouquets tor the Mrs. Leonard Former, Stony Creek. Home program, • featured summer Friday from 8:45 to 11:30 A.M. to Caterlna Uzzo et al. Burr St.; foction. Make tho best biscuits, a limited time. ^ THREE MEN IN WHITE expects to be ordered to leave Tho message will read as follows Lake, Robert LakCj^yMichael Nar- Winchester Hospital for July 10th, The principal speaker, ot the eve event at the University of Connec This year a department for pre Foss, LO. to Teresa Sebastlanello, with Lionel Barrymore Bratitord Armory, Sunday morn "On Invasion Day, Connecticut dclla, Bernard Page,; Joseph Po- Receives Help For Playground will be In charge of Mrs. Aldcn J. ning, former secretary of State, ticut until Interrupted In 1042 by school children Is being added and lot, W. Sliver Sands.; Johnson, C. J. ing, July 16 at about 10 o'clock, ar moved ,wlth your troops, and laslrl, Donald Stoycns, Kenneth Wcilnesdav, July lli Hill, Mi's. Frank Lowe and Mrs, A. Mrs, Chaso Going Woodhouso News of4-H the war, will be resumed again children from four years old mayt o C. F. Lledke, Massachusetts Ave. launched the Fifth War Loan. Now, Vlard and Grant Grace, Jr., who From Auxiliary guests at Idlewlld, summer home riving at Nlantlc State Guard Perry Tucker. These bouquets must stressed the Importahoo - ot; :the ' be enrolled In this departmnot. Kramer, Sarah to Mary DeCoprlo, TRUE TO THE ARMY In East Hayen as evidence of our faith and adml- Is not a member b? the organiza this year with a one-day program ot Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of camp about noon to commo.ice a bo tied and loft July 18 at Miss coming state and national election's Children will be hold to a sys-St. Andrew Ave.; Lamp.son .Lum with Judy Canova, Allan ratloil and with a determination tion. V' • - on Wednesday, August 2. North Main street. voluntary fuU time fleia ifainlns Zachor's or Mrs. Tucker's. The Review received the follow and stated that tfio formation oi: a CLUBS tematle'.'Jchedule of .study and rec ber Co. to W. T. Fox et al, Estelle PERSONALS 'Jones, Ann Miller course. Playground facilities are bclVig to continue our support of you and Trucks wore donated by Daniel ing letter this week and Is pleased Exercises granting nonorary rec Rd.; Levlno, Anna to Ralph Nuzzo, Mrs. H. E."-!!. cox. Flower Show Domoorato Women's club for Bran reation. Mrs. Carl Rosonquist, Mrs. ALSO They will be Joined by men from made available to the boys and your troops, we, the undersigned Cosgrove, Collins and Freeman, Sol to print It. ' ognition to outstanding Connecti Henry St.; NH Prog. B & L A.ssn to John Bruno si)ent tho Fourth, chairman annoiuicod thattho An ford would bo a big step -toward Francis Campbell, Miss Elizabeth A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Mlddletown. - . girls of East Haven starting next residents ot Connecticut, at the ly Donadio, Malleable Iron Fit July 10, 1044 cut rural people will again be a Carl Wlllman, IDO Cosey Beach Ave Randolph Bishop of Stony Creek on a n.shlng trip to Faulkner Is nual Flower Show would bo hold putting the town In the domqcratlc^ Ritchie and Mrs. John Barclay will Loretta Youngf, Brian Aherne The Sixth Infantry Guard Bat Monday, July 17, The Board of Ed- close of the Fifth War Loan, have tings Co., Laurence Plnplnella, Branford Review County Agent Wanon Brockett prominent part of the afternoon Prud. Ins. Co. of Amor, to H. W. is continuing his studies at Middle- land. He reports the catch, "not so ucatlon has,announced that-1;h'e September 15th. Mrs. Samuel A. column this year. In her talk, Mrs.' bo meinbers of the faculty. The talion will be commanded by Lieut. purchased an extra war bond to Thomas Brothers. ,* Branford, Conn. paid an Inspection visit tills week program at which aovernor Ray Norton, Richmond St.; Thomas, J. bury College, Mlddlebury, Vt. good." high school grounds will be open Grlswold, program chairman Intro Woodhouso discussed national and school win be under the direction Tluirs.. Fri., .Sat., .Inly 13,14,15 Col. Charles E. Lockhart and will complete a chain of bonds h-om Others who assisted Include To tho Editor; ' to the gardens of members of the mond E.' Baldwin win .speak on V. to O. T. Carlson, Thompson Ave. from 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 PiW. ' for duced Mrs. Frederic 0. Carder of. state Issues and said that obntrary of Mr.s. William Q. West. be in camp.u'ntn the 22nd. The lo Connecticut to your forces on the Mark Freeman, Albert Williams About two weeks ago my wife Cherry Hill 4-11 nnd gave accredl- "The Contribution of Agriculture Ml.ss Olive Pratt has as her holi Mrs. John Buck, Mrs. Harry BUFFALO BILL play purposes under the direction Cheshire, an honorary member ot \ to tho Republican cldlin thattho' table ratings to all gardens. cal outfit will be headed by Cap battletront." and Harvey Royden. the club, who spoke oil tho subject! and I were stranded at throe Roosevelt administration has no to the War EITort," and Wheeler PICNIC PLANS day guest Miss Evelyn Jenkins ot Johnson, Mrs. Clarence Bogla and Joel MoCrea, Maureen O'llara ot Supervisor Raymond Smith. Within the next few days, Eu tain John Coolac. All bonds purchased during this "Continuous Bloom." Many inter-1 o'clock In tho morning on Mooso foreign policy othphaslzod that tho / McMUlen, edltor-ln-chlcf of the Picnic meetings ot the Ever St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Clarence Johnson had a ALSO All church groups. Scout troops gene Rodney of Sngal Farms, Inc., The actual training, the general extension period will be credited cstlng and unusual spoolmons \yere Hill, In Guilford, because ot tiro present administration dofli^Jtcly Farm Journal, will discuss "Agri Ready Group of the Old Stone luncheon party yesterday at the BERMUDA MYSTERY or any organized teams may sched Will. Inspect the plots. culture, Industry and Business." Mrs, Ruby Ferrlter, Clark Avenue Compass. said, will be in general military to the Filth War Loan Drive, Co- broiight from Mrs. Carder's garden trouble. Tho regular State Troop has a foreign policy .which has Church win bo lield July 10 In the WEDDINGS with Preston Foster ule games ot baseball or softball. chairmen, Reginald S. Baldwin and ers apijaiently could not think of brought about close cooperation The annual parade of livestock is recuperating after a winter's field work, with emphasis on vil U. S. Maritime to lllu.strate her talk. From March home of Mrs. Carleton Oould, and lage and street fighting. There will be provision for bad Roy Enqulst, In charge of the re to November annuals and peren ony way to be of help beyond between thlrty-throo countrlbs In Connecticut's annual Farm and from the .University herds and WILL MARRY Illness. In August, dennlto date to be an The 1043 General Assembly au minton, horse shoe pitching and cent drive in Branford, announces. nials were described, and the shining their hghts on the car. the world. She said that' the Idea, Mrs. Madison Bonesteel of Mill nounced later, at the home ot Mrs. thorized the program and appro other activities. Any group In town The close of the Fifth War Loan Service Fills Christmas rose Is usually the Jast Two auxiliary state police came that we must haVe a blue-print tor Sally Lawson. Creek Road announces the coming Jean Donahue of 45 Tuttle Place, may form a team, choose a mana Sfar+ing Thursday, June 15, We Will priated $125,000 ot the state mili found Connecticut's E bond and flower to bo picked. A dollghtfiil to tho rescue. One was Mr. Thom a vast super-state composed of the y marriage, July 15, of her daughter, East Haven has entered Yale Uni ger and sign up for games or any tary's $200,000 annual approprla Individual sales subscriptions far social hour followed and Mrs. Maf- as Bornftrd and the name of the nations of tho world Is erroneous Miss Lois MacFarlano to Arthur versity School ot Fine Arts. Be Closed Thursday, Friday and one can use .the grounds'whether, Material Spot tlon to finance the training at below quota. lin was assisted by her daughter, other I do not know. They took the and added tliat a sjilrlt. ot friendly Olson, son ot Mr. Ernest Olson of he is a member ot a team or not. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Camp Niantic. To remedy the situation before Mrs. Goss. proper precautions to got tho cooperation has resulted In success, Meadow Street. Phyllis Rice Is recovering from Saturday Each Week Groups desiring the use of the Makes It Possible For Ships Of WARRANTY DEEDS In previous years, .since Its or the end ot July a Scroll ot Honor stranded car on: the road, they re for the United Nations. SPECIAL OFFER tonsilltls. NO WORK WILL BE TAKEN IN OR GIVEN OUT grounds later than 2 P.M. may ap Supply To Sail On Time And ported the situation to the police D'Ales.sandro, Angelina to Albert ganization, the State Guard train carrying on the War Bond chain ply to Director Smith to make ne Mrs. David J. McCoy wife ot tho Flengo et al, 80 Cosey Beach Ave.; ing has been limited to week ends, started by Connecticut celebrities Reach Invasion Front. barracks, provided a place for my PVT. HENDRICKSON ENGAGED Mrs. Clarence Bogia and daugh cessary arrangements. Mr. Smith Democratic Town Chalrqvan ol Now lOBRiNs'OLD GLORY" Daley, Irene M. to Domlnlck Long- SEVEN DAY SERVICE ON WORK BROUGHT IN at temporary camps. Most other Is being formed here. All Individ I wife to stay overnight, and ao- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson ot ters of Pennsylvania are July •- ''. ^ may be reached through the high Lawn Festival Haven and member oti the Now . obardl. Long Island Sound; De6a- South Townsvllle, Townsvllle, MONDAY, TUESDAY or WEDNESDAY New England i^nd adjoining states uals purchasing E, F and G Bonds When any largo scale Invasion fo Every Reader of school' telephone 4-2527 between takes place, such,as '" North Af prlo, Mary to Phllomena Murgo, St. Queensland, Australia, announce are providing tor two week train will be eligible as testament ot the hours ot 0 00 A.M. and 2:00. rica, on tho various beach heiids In Andrew Ave.; Qchrko, F. H. ot ux the engagement ot their daughter, F. KAMINSKY-DRY CLEANERS ing programs In the field for their Connecticut's support of the Allied Next Saiifr6sy\^^S^Ti^^^^^S^JMM PRUSSICK'S Italy, and-the D-Day Invasion ot THE BRANFORD REVIEW to J. J. O'Hedy et ux, 24 Richmond Thelma, to Pvt. Alfred Hondrlck- State Guards, but General Eex B. arihed forces. Tho Annual Lawn Party given by Franco, the taotOr,^t supply, is St.; Mansfleld, Lena M. to Anthony SERVICE STATION De Lacour Is of the opinion that St. Elizabeth Women's Club will bo that th65c;kindne!Ji)es.,wero;.appte-. son ot the U. S. Army, son ot Aug most "'dominant'. Ili«sl!Hc"ri"that tho MctlV6B'()r6rganlzTng"Hria''yev610trr Gamborl et al, 350 Thompson Ave.; TEXACO GAS and OIL ,.ono»-woek-udmie-.adequate for the held on tho church-grounds. Main doted ondthat these mon are' ifd- ust" Hendrio|:son ot' South Monto- Circus Victims High Command turns to the Mer Ing the new Brnhford club, Thoren, R. B. et al to Pasquale Tl.. HavoUne Oil in Sealed Cons Connecticut Guard. ' "' Street, Short Beach, Saturday, Ju Bcrvlng of special recognition. •wesoiStreet.',, *,- ' chant Marine. The shipyards ot Mrs. Margaret C, O'Noll, chair rollo, 30 Center St. Lubricate Cars The unit will embark on a Raymond Smith ly 15th, starting at 2:30 P.M. Brl'^ju Very Sincerely yours, WANTED the United States have done their man of the New Haven Democratic A different Grease for every course ot training which will em Buried Tuesday and Bingo will be played. Door Leonard P. Hubbard Women's club discussed labor's ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED purpose Job. But who mans these merchant To Be Director prizes will be given away and at Executive Director, part In the fall campaign and flocks will follow tho honorary rec Mr. and Mrs. Shultes J. Selbold All Lubrication done ty brace not only Instruction for ships? Where do all the trained Services for Mr. and Mrs. Michael tractive table prizes for bridge Post-War Planning comml.s.'i!T)n stressed the need for a women's or ognition exercises. ot Hunt Lane, (East Haven, an experienced help. units and individuals biit also seamen, both licensed and unli Norrls of Mlddletown, who lost players. The bingo prizes will be City of White Plains, N. Y, ganization In the town and In the The morning i*'ogram will pro nounce the engagement ot their Wert Main St. Tel. 448 BOY movements and exercises with Of Playground censed personnel come from? The their lives In the recent circus fire home baked goods. Light refresh state In order to get out the. larg vide separate sessions tor people daughter, Jean Elizabeth, to Lleiit. AU money received for tire in larger bodies ot troops. small core of experienced Mer In Hartford, were held Tuesday ments will bo sold on the grouncfs est possible vote stili In'thlscoun- Interested In dairying, livestock, spections will be used for smokes (OVER 10) The camp and Its surrounding With the opening ot the high chant Marine personnel that ex William L. Klmmich, Jr., son of Mr. morning at 10 o'clock from the ,.y. --•• : • terrain offer excellent facilities school grounds for a limited athle and a largo homo made cake will agronomy, farm management, for and Mrs. William L. Kimmloh of for the boys In service Caughlin Funeral Home In Middle- isted before the war has already APPLY tor putting Into practice the type tic program the elementary be given away. Weekly Editors Mr. Cornelius Drlscoll, chairman • estry, 4-H, home economics, and 120 Westwood Road, New Haven. town, followed by mass In St. been absorbed. The answer Is that ot duty which the guard Is ex ground will be closed tor such pur The grounds will be attractively of tho Democratic party welcomed horticulture, with speakers from Miss Selbold attended New Ha BRANFORD PRINTING CO. Francis Church in Mlddletown. It Is through the U. S. Maritime pected to perform. The rifle and poses. The high school grounds will decorated with largo umbrellas and the now club tb the ' democratic the University of Connecticut, the ven Teachers .college. Lieutenant WHEN IN NEED OF Committal services followed In Service, a unit of the Training Or Tour U.S. Coast pistol butts afford an opportunity be open every day except Sunday, ganization, War Shipping Adminis tho public Is cordially Invited to ranks in the town and' sold tho Connecticut Forestry Department, Klmmich Is a fighter pilot ot the Rockville and Included their daugh • WALLPAPER for ah the men to receive individ no admission charge wll* be made tration, that the manning n'cjulrc- participate. club win play an Important part In and from agricultural colleges and United States Army Air Force, He ter, Agnes, who also perished In OR PAINT ual Instruction in tho use ot the for any games and no vendors wU ments for the U. S. Merchant Ma Tickets may bo purchased from Guard Academy the coming elections. experiment stations Iji other staftes. received his wings at Aloe Army the fire, and whose funeral has al Opening the morning program will .30-callbre Enfield rlfie and ma be allowed on the school grounds. rine are filled. It is this service any member of the club or from tho Among those present were: Mrs. Air Field, Tex., last March and Is visit ready been held. The body ot their Members of the Connecticut Edi Would You Like This be combined meeting of the dairy, chine gun, .45callbre sub-machine No competing team will be per that makes It pos^ble for the ships following committee: Julie McCarthy, Mrs. William now stationed at Hinsgrove, R. L. second daughter, Julia, 5, was riot torial As.soclatlon were the guests livestock, agronomy and Carm UNITED WALL PAPER gun and pistol. Courses for train mitted to be used for the purpose of supply to sail on time lind to General chairman, Mrs. John Hlnchy, Mrs. John Walsh, Miss SUMMER identified. ) I ' ';, of tho United States Coast Guai'd management groups at which J. G. CO. ing In street fighting and other of advertising any institution or reach tho beach heads of every new Corning; tickets and posters, Mrs. Mary Dovlln, Mrs. Frank Hagelln, 3x5 FT. AMERICAN FLAG? PRANGILLO-PAVIGLIONITTI Mr. and Mrs. Norri^ ' were the Academy for a tovu- of the reser Watson, editor ot the New England 93 Crown St., New Haven situations are also available at this company which sells directly to the Invasion front to back our troops John Dwyer; refreshments, Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, Mrs. The marriage of Miss Josephine brother and sister-ln-law ot MLss vation and In.spection ot the build Homestead, will tell about "Pro post. The men will be under pay public. and allies overseas. The U. S. Mar Edward Kllgerman, Mrs. Charles Adam BombollskI, Mrs. Rcvcaux, As a reader of this paper, we arc offering you Theresa Pavlgllonlttl, daughter ot "We Save You Money" Nenie Norrls of East Main Street, ings on Sunday, July 0, 104T. The blems Facing New England Agri and subsistence will be handled by During the month of July the itime Service Ofilcers School- at Gaugglo; equipment, Mrs. Lester Mrs. F. Ablondl, Mas Mary Pulvlnl, an amazing opportunity to own a glorious, Mr. Frank Pavlgllonltti of. Stony and both were wen known here. party Included approximately 60 culture." ; the general mess officers, assisted hours of.0:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.MFor. t Trumbull, New London, help.s Patterson, Mrs. Philip Bulger, Mrs. Mrs.' J. McLean. large "Stars and Stripes", Made of fine, Creek to Pasquale Frangillo ot Mrs. Norrls was the former , Eva men and women. Among them by personnel ot the companies. tor the supervised phase, of the to filll tho demand for licensed ol- Francis O'Connor; door prizes, Mrs. Refreshments were served. The durable cotton bunting, with individually New Haven, took place SatuilTay Lathrop. were rcprcsentatlvcK of the Review. A program of physical training program will be used on a trial ba flcers, both Deck and Engine. Toi A. J. Pfclff, Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mrs. F. club will have Its regular mccllnB tcwcd stripes. Stars stamped in fast colors morning in St. Theresa's Church Mrs. Norrls leaves tour sisters, and athletics. Including competi sis. Later hours may be scheduled thousand of these orticcrs have Dixon. They arrived at the Academy at at the homo of Mrs. Farmer this 00 a rich, blue background. This beautiful Stony Creek. The Rev. William BUSINESS Mrs. William Hannon and Miss A Pew Last-Minute Suggestions for tlie Outdoors 1 tion between companies and bat It there Is a need. Boys and girls graduated and shipped out since Bingo, Mrs. Einll Kchlcnback, about 2:00 p.m. and wore greeted next Monday. flag, when opened to its full majestic spread,, Brewer performed the ceremony. • Pearl Lathrop of Tolland, Mrs. September, 1042. The Ofilccr Can In the library by Mrs. James Pine, WANTED ^ Portable canvas beach chairs (durable oak rrame....(j' Q 7fr talions, together with the showing from all sections of the town are Mrs. Henry Armstrong; publicity, measures FIVE feet long by THREE feet wide, Miss Mary Pavlgllonlttl, sister ot Frederick Hoffman of East Hart didates must have tourtceh months DIRECTORY ot films of training and events in Invited to make use of the facili Mrs. Joseph Grubb. wife of Rear Admiral James Pine, the bride, was mald-of-honor. with heavy hanging canvas)—Special 'P ii«'0 ford, and Mrs. John Holden of sea experience. This Maritime Ser MEN OR WOMEN 51 war theatres will round out the ties being made available uncrJr Academy Superintendent, who was RECEIVES ADVANCEMENT OUR SPECIAL OFFER TO YOU The bridesmaids were Mrs. Al- Manchester; and three brothers, vice Ofiicers School oltcrs a loin- Why not have your typewriter and Solid wood hoop settee, green and white . course. the direction of the Board ot Ed absent on other duties with tho phonse Acompoi'a, .sistef ot the Justin Lathrop ot Rockville, Ray months course ot intensive train Show you:- neighbors that you're true blue adding machine equipment placed 19.50 ucation. ANNE TOOLE SLINEY Cadet Corps, and Captain Walter "^ord has been received that PART OR PULL-TIME ' groom, and Mrs. Anthony Valente Unfinished Adirondack chairs, com mond ot Manchester, and Pfc. John ing which has all the requirements "and proud of it"—by flying "Old Glory" In first class condition? Our funy R. Richards, USCG, Acting Super Howard W. Stepp, formerly of East Pleasant Work ^- Good Wagies of New Haven. equipped service departipent* will pletely set up $7.95.""'^ 8.45 BANK NAMES DIRECTORS Lathrop In the Marines. that go to make up a Merchant WRITES FROM ITALY intendent, and Mrs. RIcliards. Each on every American holiday. This great Marine Olficer. Without these OIT- Haven, has been mode-athletic di Anthony Valente was best man, do this work promptly and effici Painted Adirondack chairs, green and ri {\^.and l A ^ei editor was presented with a copy ot flag can be yours now— as a reader of this and the ushers were Joseph Pepe, Al the annual meeting
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