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THE BEANFOBD BEVISW - EAST HAVEN NEWS Thursday, November 17, 104B PAGE EIGHT BABY DAUGHTER WHAT EAST HAVEN BO0?iS Mr. and Mrs. David Q. Sudac of I SHOP EARLY lêading Club 39 Elm Street, announce the birth BOOSTS EAST HAVEN! NORTH BRANFORD of a daughter. Sandra Jean, on CLASSIFIED STONY GREEK October-20 at the Grace Hospital. MAKE EAST HAVEN A BI(5GER, IN You'll HOME TOWN Hears Report Mrs Daniel G. Sudac is the former Lucky IiOgan CONOREGAnONAL CHURCH Representatives from the League Mls!) Eleanor Palumbo. BETTER, BUSIER COMMUNITY ©lie iEast HatiPtt N^tos Rev. B. C. Trent, Faster of Women Voters of North Brantord ADS On ''Reviews" Miss Ethel Maynard were Mrs. John Wlttmer ot North START YOUR OWN BUSINESS Classified ad rates: in,o«i,o„i«iv,i7 •jovvlrcn »)!]• be held i Massachusetts. She is learning to Organist and Choir Director Branford aond Mrs. Richard AT HOME Combined With The Branford Review on^hi;''s& at tTe Church of walk.again and. is expe^clcd home Branford Halt Hour Reading 11:00 Morning worship Hemenway of Northford at the Spare or full time, team fo male candy 60c per Insertion of twenty i 1 n a few weeks May the Blessings ol Club met at the home or Mrs. 0;4B Sunday School Regional Conference of the Voters Christ at the rcRular U:0O o^lock and earn while learning. Corretpondence East Haven, Connecticut, Thanksgiving Day, 1049 TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR Aod bo with her—Always! Robert M. Williams. Thursday. No The annual chicken pie supper Service held in the Hotel McAlpln five words or less. VOL. VI—NO. 11 sorvico. The topic of Rov. E. u. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (Rick) Rlc- vember 10 at 3 P.M. Mrs. George course. Free equipment supplied. NA> Spinney's sermon will bo "The will be served by the Ladles Sewing in New York City on Wednesday and tlonal Inititute of Confectionery Reg'd.. For Bd over twenty-five words, einttl, with to express their grati J. Fouser, president, presided. Re Society In the North Branford Thursday. This conference was American Way and God" tude to all the fine people who so ports were given by Miss Harriet Delorimier P.O. Boi IS2, Montreal 34. lOo for each added five words, At 8;00 P. M on Sunday evening, whole-heartedly gave them the Cox, recording secretary; Mrs. Al- Town Hall on the evening of sponsored by the League of Women Canada. CHEST CHAIRMEN all of the Branford Churches will much-.^ctedcd assistance at a time den J. Hill, treasurer, and Mrs. November 17. .Two settings will be of the United States. It was one of Add twenty-five cents U ad Is meet as a group «* ">';„S'nW when it was most necessary. Helen Walter Hallior. chairman. Ways planned for s|x and seven o'clock. several being held throughout the to appear In bold face, upper and FOXON SCHOOL CHILDREN THANK CHILDREN EIGHTEEN LIGHTS BRIGHTEN Church on the Rrecn. Tlierc will be Tickets must be purchased in ad country in November for the pur relates thi't she never oven had the and Means. $71 cleared on recent lower case. special services and a guest spcak- chance to', ask for any fovors, be card party at the home of Mrs. vance, since reservations will be pose of finding ways to bring home Legal Notice cause there.' was always someone Wallace Foote. . , ^ . , limited to two hundred. to the citizens the vital necessity of ADD FIFTY CENTS IF AD IS EOR DRIVE HELP " The Philonians will meet on next thSlr wllline-ly l«n'»'ni? 'hete help- Members are reminded to bring Individual participation in govern DISTRICT OF BRANBXDRD. ss. I'O APPEAR IN BOIJ) FACE AIRPORT SECTOR AS ORDER ZION EPISCOPAL CHURCH ment. VISIT TOWN DEPARTMENTS Charlmen Vincent Gugllardi and Tuesday evening at the homo oi Inir hands. 8110 also says that the Christmas gifts tor the Veteran's PROBATE COURT. November 8 Mrs. Edw. Reveaux. f"ood^ of cards that RIpky received Hospllols to the next meeting at Rev. francis J. Smith, Rector Mrs. Richard Hemenway. Educa 1949. CMS. Alfred B. Bowden this week ex At the regulor Orange meeting on from evcryonb; In town was what the homo of Mrs. Samuel A. Orls- Edmund L. Stoddard tional chairman of the League of Estate ot JEROME G. DONOVAN pressed many thanks to the sciiool last Thursday evening Mrs. Marion reauy gave Wm the fight he needed wold on December 8. The Juniors Lay Reader Women Voters, announces that on late of Branford, in said District, children ot East Haven for their Borgor was presented wUh a beauti fonSll "through; Knowing that he will be guests at that meeting. Mrs. Paul R. Hawkins [Thursday evening, November 17 at deceased. MMEDIATE DELrvEKX: Iron Ens- IN FIRST BUS TRIP HERE sincere effort in , behalf of the IS ISSUED FOR MAIN STREET old organist 8 o'clock, a meeting to discuss the mel Drainboard Sinks, and Lava- Conununlty Chest Drive which en ful gift from the orange as a token had^ BO many friends pulling for An industry meeting will be ho The Court ot Probate for the abled the youngsters to go over of appreciation tor her work'" tô Win gave htm the courage he on Tuesday,'Novemb'er 15. spon Mrs. Edmund L. Stoddard report of the school building com District ot Brantord, hath limited toTles; Chrome Brass Toilet Ao- Approximately one hundred I Elghlen new type lunie lights' sored by the connentiout Federa Choir Director the top on their portlno of the recent Trolley Show which was ciSld'nt have Kottcn alonrwTthou mittee presented at the last special and allowed six months from the cessorles; Copper Gntter and pupils of Foxon and Highland campaign.'; ; A • have been installed in the airport presented In thp High School on Well Ricky We're all glad to head tion Woman's Club and the Illum 9:30 a.m. Morning Service and town meeting will be held at the date hereof, for the creditors ot Schools toured the departments of ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE PLANNING COMMISSION section of East Haven. Nov. B, undet her direction and also you aVe comlbK along: on ho up inating Plant will bo visited. Sermon , homo of Mrs. Samuel Sloan ot Bran said estate to exhibit their claims Leaders; RoofinK and InsnlaUon. the town Tuesday morning In a East Haven, nS a vfhole, however, Tlie lights were turned on for tho for which she was accompanist. ward trend, ond all we want to say Buses will leave the New Haven Holy Communion, 1st, 3rd, and ford Road. Mrs. Hemenway will be tor settlement. Those who neglect XHK CONN. PLUMBING AMD trip designed to stimulate the in only attained seventy two per llrst lime on Monday evening and now is; "Hurry home—we sincerely Lawn Club at 10:30 A.M. and lunch 6th Sundays to present their accounts properly cent ot Its $3561 quota. MEETS STATE FIGURES are welcomed by residents of the Bo sorry to hear that there are in charge ot the meeting, and all LUMBER COMPANY terest of the children In civic af GREETS PRESENTATION The bank executive said thi.s quite a' foW rbsidenls confined to will bo served after the tour. The Morning Prayer 2nd and 4th interested persons are invited. This attested, within,said time, will be fairs. area who have been plagued pre Mrs. George Fouser, Walter Hal- Sundays debarred a recovery. All persons (73( State St. New Haven, Conn. morning that the children and viously by the inconveniences ot hospitals at the present time You d '"The^°Juvenllo. orange will hold meeting and discussion Is being Indebted to said Estate are request Accompanying the youngsters teachers raised $146.08 or $91.08 bo surprised to know how mucli a Iler, Donald sawtelle and Morti Church School will be held at 10 planned so that residents may be Tel. 7-(2M AT HARTFORD HEARING complete darkness. installation of officers, on Monday mer Stanley will atterid. o'clock in the Rectory with in ed to make immediate payment to were Miss Barbara Sears ot Foxon OF FOXON PLAYHOUSE more than was reqnested ot them. cheer card really means to slclc at their regular "»cotlng.^ familiar with what is actually in Jerome F. Donovan, Jr. School. Mrs. Lillian Maher of High Of that amount the pupils con The next section to receive street folks. How about sending them one Mrs.; John H. Birch, Book chair structions given by Rev. Francis J. NEW FEROUSON TRACTORS !c One of the nui.sl Important moot- "Thought For, The Week" the report. i Administrator land School, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss tributed $490.58, twenty percent In light attention will bo on Main now? They are, Mrs. Frank Hopkins, man, suggested live books for Smith and Mrs Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph U. Breton are IMPLEMENTS. Few used tractors. An enthusiastic audience respond excess ot the puplic quota. lugs lo date of the newly organ Street where fifteen now lights have So you aren't' having Turlcey for reading material: "Pour Square" Address: Rogue's Ridge Road, Corlnne Peters and Mrs. Charlotte ed with applause over the presenta New Haven Hospitalr Mrs. Ruth celebrating their fiftieth wedding Russell Equip. Co. Tuttle Ave. & Brewer, supervisor, all of the Foxon The two co-chairmen ot the Booster Club ized plnniilng Commission ot East been ordered. First Selectman Prank Simons, N. H. H.; and Miss Evelyn Thanksgiving? That's Okay, so by Dorothy Canneld; "No Banners. ST. AUGUSTINE'S R. C. CHURCH R. P. D. 2 Mansion Rd., Wallingford. Open tion ot, "SUeeping Beauty" given Public Health Hnven will lake place on Friday you'll have pork chops. However, No Bugles" by Capt. Edward Ells- anniversary at an open house in the Weston, Conn. 12-1 Schools. in the Foxon Community House Inst drive wore grateful also to Mrs. S. Clancy said this morning. Page St Raphael's Hospital. Bov. John J, McCarthy, Pastor North Brantord Town Hall on Sun evenings. Phone New Haven Laura Coulter, a teacher in the morning nl 10 in the olllce ot the Tho west end of Main Street Is bo 'Thankful to Ood for what oyer berg; "Conqueror ot England" by Frank Frawley 2-1827. tf The children arlved in East Ha Friday evening and Saturday after Flr.sl Soloclmun. Little Joan Paine is coming along vou have—there arc so many in this Thomas Costaln; "Flames of Em day. November 20 ,from P until 5. DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, ss. ven center about 9:20 A. M. and In noon. Officers Work high school, who once again, or Has Hopes For due for the next phase of attention, nicely, following a sorlos of ppora- Organist and Choir Director All friends and neighbors are ganized and conducted Chn vllal One hour Inter, at 11, the mem thereafter. world who will have nothlngi pire", by Peter Bourne; "Biogra Mrs. Charles Donadlo, assistant PROBATE COURT, November 2nd tour separate groups started the Hailed as one of the prettiest pro bers will meet in slate Highway tlons at the Shriner's Hospital, In phy of Young John Adams", by cordially invited to attend. 1949. WANTED—Conn. Light & Pow phase ot the East Haven eftorl. The work was done by the United Masses 7:00 - 0:15 tour which extended through tlio ductions attempted thus far in the A few contributions remain to be Commissioner Hill's ollice. Katherine Bowen. The anual chicken pie supper Estate ot ANNA ELIZABETH er employee desires 3-4 room public buUdings. On Seal Drive Additional Aid The Representative from the Illuminating Company, Clancy said. Mass 8:00 Northford Congrega- .sponsored by" the'^LadTes Se^Sg Children's Theatre In Foxon. Mrs. forwarded, Bowden said today. "Although plons for lighting Mrsa Oriswold. program chair tlonal Church ENRIGHT late of New Haven, In rent In Brantord or surrounding Tlie groups started from varying LUllon Hurder is to be congratulat Tiilrd Congressional District, Con iVYr'ffiS tlVeS s= said District, deceased. area. Married, no children. Please ed for the poise which the large cast AlUiouBli prescnlly In the formula- gressman John McGuirc will be Main Street were under considera man, points. One contingent, from the At a special meting of the Public live singe, the Booaler Club Is tion and completed first; the total SHORT BEACH Cr, Misfsfaa . uwuii>Louise« ivifi.wwjrMaltby,. ..^«vhead» «oif Jhv»»ve- on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. ?^?Pil°:j?l°JSy,<;^,„!f„ ^^^?L ^}^ MARIE ENRIGHT of New Haven phone 8-1662, ask for Nick. ' second grade made its start at the showed In the two day presenta Health Nursing Association of present nt tho Hartford meeting as this evening, Thursday, in the town having made written application making satisfactory progress in its will Slate Senator, William Jas darkness ot tho Thompson Avenue circulatlon department of the Now Dominican Nuns from New Haven Town HaU and heard the heads ot tion • . East Haven held on Tuesday even section demanded priority" explain Anita Pearson Haven ;Public Library, who gave a hall. Reservations may be mode tor praying that admlstratlon d. b. n. VVANTED—Garage in the vicin Old Stone endeavor lo bccojno more closely pers ot tho Twelfth Senatorial Dls- will Instruct. two hundred guests. It is recom the various departments explain Tlie show was presented in tour ing, November 15, at the homo of associated with the hlgli school Irlcl, which includes East Haven, ed tho chief executive, who said most Interesting talk on, "How to Confirmation will be during c. t, a. of said estate may be granted, ity of Church Street, or near the the work of their offices to them.. - scenes. The scenery was fashioned MI'S. Eric W. Dohna, tho 1949 Tu that tho old typo lights ; on tho Review a Book. She gave an ex mended that reservations be made as by said application on file in this center. Call Branford 8-1478 af athletic teams, in which a groat and the town representatives Mrs November. Starling with the First Select by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson, Mr. berculosls Christmas Seals were Charlotte Miller and Vincent Fo- town's main nrtcry could suffice to the whole family. Mrs. Day has cellent example In briefly review In-advance as no further tickets Court more fully appears, it Is ter 6 p.m. and Mrs. George Letlus assisted by Parish Sale working interest between tho fol ST. ELIZABETH'S B. C. CHURCH been engaged In the Iloid of hu Children of the parish will receive win be sold. man. Frank S. Clancy who told ot prepared tor mailing. These seals lowers of sports and the school sano. until tho olrport section was The Rev. John F. O'n&mfcll ing the book "Lydla Plnkham Is the rites ot confirmation at a ORDERED. That said application his connection with public works Gene Jackisch. The first scene was will be received by tho local towns lighted. man relations since her gradua her name," by Jean Burton. Tea There were over fifty children be heard and determined at a Court HOME WANTED for an aged a Throne Room- the second, an squads will be attained, thereby re First Seioctman, Frank S. Clancy Dally Mass 7:30 o'clock tion from Barnard College In 1029. special service on Sunday morning. and as executive-head ot the Town people with in a tow days. On Thursday sulting In better support for said said yeslordoy that the meeting It is hoped Ihot tho Main Street was served at the close ot the and young adults who received the ot Probate to be held at New Ha Invalid. Must be pleasant and Government, the group next visited other Room; the third, A Wood; This year the Association has re Sunday Musses Lost year she served aa Program meeting and Mrs. Rudolph Bailey Rites ot Confirmation at St. Augus ven. In said District, on the 2nd day suitable for the case. V/rlte The teams: Heretofore, a meagre re will have on Important bearing on installation ot fit toon lights will be Chairman tor the New Haven city the Social Welfare Department and the fourth the same as Scene Two. served Box 9 at the East Haven East Haven's most pressing prob 8:30 - 10:30 and Mrs. Earle Barker presided at tine's R. C. Church Sunday morn ot December 1949. at ten o'clock In Oasis. Boston Post Road, Bran A cast ot thirty-nve portrayed Plans have been complolcd for presentation of' the townsfolk has completed by Christmas time. wide Parent Teachers Association the tea table Joseph Orsene ing at 11 o'clock. Following their Mrs." Blanche O'Connor, who out Post Office to facilitate tlie handl the annual Old Stone Parish been noted at tho various games, lem, Industry and Manufacturing, Saturday Corifcsslons 3:00 and 7:30 Council. She Is well known as a the forenoon, and that public notice tord. lined her duties. the ancient fairy tale. The reader ing of returns here. confirmation, the Rt. Rev. Bishop of the pendency of said application, was Miss Betty Tahsoy. Christnras Bazaar to be held In tho placing tho burden on school boys lecturer and last year travelled O'Brien dellevered a Confirmation The .youngsters were .fascinated Returnes may be made directly, Parish House on Thursday. Decem and girls for financial support. At Those ot tho Commission who UNION CHUKCn 15.000 miles speaking to ^many Is Elected To and of the time and place of tho FOR SALE—IM'' Ford, Tudor The King was portrayed by if desired, to this box and win will attend tho capltol hearing sermon to the young people. The hearing thereon, be given to all Sedan (85). Very good shape. with the Town Clerk's Office. es Edward MacParland; The Queen, ber 1. from 2 to 9 P.M. in East the same time, because of this lack Ucv. J. Edward Newton, pastor groups on the problems ol human eliminate the risk Involved in send Haven. are; Fred Wolfo, Frank P. Sulli TOWN' Honor Society church was more than' filled for the parties interested in said estate, by Price Reasonable. Call Branford pecially the large vault used for Carol Lepone; The Princess, Irene of active participation, the man on van, Thomas Rellly, Daniol Par .Kenneth S. jonos, Asst, Pa?Pi»t^ relations. ,, . „ Joseph Chandler Storing deeds and otlier material ing money, checks or returned seals Each year the efforts of all the the street was not too inlorested .0:45 Church School She Is the mother ot three chll occasion. , publishing this order three times in 8-3069. Kelsey; The Prince, Lyman Howe. by mail Early returns win be ap rilla and Vincent Gttgllardl, A card party for the benefit ot St, a newspaper having a circulation in vital to the office. The children wore Jr.. The Fairy Queen. Mary Ann Chureh organizations are coordin nor awareof the struggle going on 11:00 Worship service drcn 01 school ago. Joseph Orsene, son ot Mr. and WILL PAY 5% for i6,000 First preciated. ated in this Fair. within the high school to keep the TOPICS Named President Mrs. Rocco Orsene ot Ivy Street has Augustine's parish will be held this said District. introduced to the Clerk. Margaret Scalise. Board directors who worked at St. Elizabeth's Holy Name will evening in tho club -house. Guests By the Court, Mortgage. Now Seven Room J. Tucker and her aides, Margaret The Fairies: Patty Gummlngs. Among tlie Church groups in several sports going. NEWCOMERS booh olected to Epsllon Sigma, Pi House with four acres. Write Durso, Marlon Rowley and the Barbara McNamara, Ruth Charmls, tills meeting were Mrs. Dohna, charge of booths for the bozaar UP Foxon ivay they arc sUU meet in the church on Monday and honor society. having tables are requested to bring Lester P. Dunn • Mrs. William G. Graves. Miss Zlta The Booster Club, whose object Chimes, Organ sliowcrlng Mrs. Ralph Hurder with evening at 8 P. M. Of Church Group them to the party. Assistant Clerk Brantord Review, Box 29, Bran bookkeeper, Clifford Weaver. Patty Ann Cook.Joan Keeler and ore: The Ever Ready with aprons, has been, and is, to foster and pro SWELL RANKS Mi-. Orsene was ono ot two from ford. Esther Cannon. Matthews. Mrs. Alvln P. Santord, The Junior Women with the Baby verbal bouquets for tho excellence of Stuart J. Clancy, freshman coach Local schools were closed on last 11-24 A swing across the hall brought Mrs Waller Bussell, Mrs Joh.n P. mote youth activity ond welfare, the kldtUc idiow. "Slccplni; Ucauty," OF RESIDENTS About one hundred and titty the physical education department Friday because ot Armistice Day.' them to the Tax Collector's office Cvnthla Koerber constituted the Booth; Mission Social hove the has soon the dire need for assistance of the Yale football team will be the at Manhattan College chosen for WickedPalry Militia. The Dancing Tlrpak. Mrs. Eugene Daniels and. Hanky Booth, the day group ot tho To Be Played given in llic Comniunlly Hall last speaker and will show football films young people enjoyed a square DISTRICT OF BRANFORD ss. HOUSES FOR SALE and Bill Ratter and Roma McKay. Joseph Adams from the townspeople tor support week-end. Newcomers to Brantord are C.P.O. dance at the Community House membership. He Is a senior at the PROBATE COURT. October 26th The tax collector told In slrhple Imps wore Jean Brockway and Women's Cduncil have hand-made of the major sports in tho high to those In attendance A large and Mrs. Halten Roddan ot Lime- New York school. Local Steel Foundry's Nonle Flynn; the Talking Imp was novelties and needlecraft; the school, and with the minimum of Knst Haven resldcnt-s are the turnout is desired. •la.'it Saturday from 6:30 until 0:30, 1949. language, the duties of collection of night group of the Women's Coun This Sunday more proud when such tmocess wood Avenue. Indian Neck., Chlel sponsored by, the Junior Council Membership Is restricted to those Estate of CHESTER A. WEED late NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY taxes and how the money Is spent. Thomas Maiden. Tricot, the Jester reorganizational work, can exactly The annual Christmas Gift and Quartermaster Roddam. U. S. Navy ot Churches.' . who have maintained an average ot Perfect Safety Record TAKE ADVANTAGE In the Building Inspector's de was Domlnlok Scalise. Brinley Home cil will have the food booth; hand fit into the nlcturo by enlarging Its crawns the cfforUi of the Children's ot Brooklyn. New York owing Pro Bin Wilson Impersonated Trusty made. novelties, Girl Scouts win The dedication ot the now chimes Theater. There Is nut another one Food Sale of the Short Beach Is stationed at Belle Dock in New over ninety for a three year period. perty in Branford, In said District, OF THESE BARGAINS partment, Its head, Arthur Rlccio, present scopd of activity and include and the rcdcdlcatlon of tho organ Union Church will be hold on Sat Following a supper in the First A graduate of Brantord High Wins National Award John. The First Courtier was have home-made candy and pop the welfare ot high school sports. uh the East Coast nor alone the Haven. They hove one boy. Bernard, Congregational Church at 6:30, deceased. explained how e((ch prospective corn; Bov Scouts win have tho ot Uio Stone church will take place urday, December 3, at the Chapel •fly School. Class of 1941, Mr. Orsene BRANFORD bdllder must obtain a permit be Gary Foisted- the Second Courtier Will Exhibit , , , .,,«»,„„ fertile 'banks ot tho MlHslsaippl. One the group elected Joseph Chandler, The Malleable Iron Fittings Co.. The Court ot Probate tor the FtDREST RD., GRANITE BAY—At was Dick Confrey. Meg was por White Elephant Booth; Pilgrim Using the N. H Gridiron Club as at special services at 11 A, M. on U,„„i,| âvc to «o to San FranolMO • present of itho organization spent two years In the U. S. Navy District of Branford. hath limited fore he is allowed to build, an example, the Booster Club in S^'M^ft^^^^^l^'^^^^t'S^' S^'^P? before matriculating at Manhattan. Branford. Conn, maintained.a per tractive 7-room house on 2 acres. A short walk Into the cold air trayed by Joan Young. The Mes Fellowships win have the coke hor; Sunday morning. . before wilncsuinK anoth«)r »uch ner- that morning. , , , they have had many residences in Jerry Bryan was named vice presi fect safety record during June, July and allowed six months from the Newly painted and decorated, all senger, Michael Bonweli the Blind Gifts Church School the ..grot*-bag.. In tends to create a keen Interest In The donor win bo present to lormance. '.' , many countries, particularly Guam, dent. Elaine Blgolow was chosen For the past two summers he has : brought them across the stret to all current sports by organization Mrs. Franklin Mook. Is chairman been director of summer recreation and August to earn top ranking date hereof, tor the creditors of said Improvements, Privacy with ;:th^Hagaman Memorial Library.-In Heral(^, BlU Hurder, tho Nurse, •'— V ••• . radditio n to these ,the" ' u wlir-.be " mako formal presentation and the \ A personal opinion wouM niot tor the solo. Mrs. David Kyle In Included In Iholr home furnishings secretary and Ruth Gordon, among 132 steel foundries parliol- estate to exhibit their claims for beach prlvheges. Going for ? ? ? -Ble!!.hOrIilbby£i-*«-i;v,'.i'-'.t-^:;--;-'-j*v,| .Arrangements have made, for at KaiwelvPost'Bpoth;fI«!itof;,.,»sces programs, ooupled'Wlth a close.tlo-- church will lorjnMly accept the gilt have It as food. are many souvenirs and trinkets tirQnsiifcr • • at Hammer Field In Brantord. D;'delightful manner. Librarian, Beth I sale and exhibition 6t tahcy and sorles and Men's Accessories Bootir In with the "high—school- spOrts charge ot food and the fancy work patinp In the stel casting Industry's steeloment. Those who neglect to Make offer. Taylor, showed them the children's The Ladles ot the Court were of the chimes 'dt the'servicoa; T'hc, win be the responsibility ot Mrs from Japan, China and Elgland. The Rev. J. Edison Pike, pastor 1040 national safety contest. It was present their accounts properly Elenor Gerber, Joan MacFarland, useful articles, made by the blind such items as ladies' hose, linger teams, so that every Booster Club organ has ben rebuilt and eiecti'itl- First SDlectmon Pronk S. Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards ot tho Trinity Episcopal Church room and the reading room for people in the homes throughout ie, men's liose, ties, shirts, etc. Par- member is well-ncqualnted with ond hopes to liuvc oncoui'aging reports O. Trapp and Mrs. Carl Anderson announced today In Cleveland by P. attested, within said time, win be WINDMILL HILL RD., Boston Post adults. A tour ot the balcony reveal Erllne Hemstock, Glenna Wilson, ed and will be rededlcotud ut tho The flowqrs in the Church, on have recently moved to Brantord gave tho Invocation. Road—Pour large rooms, expan Beverly Wade, Jean Tower, Llndy Connecticut, to be held under the col Post packages are being sent better Informed about olmost every same ceremony, . . , , for the townspeojile liext week-end. Ruth F. Stanford Kcrmlt Donaldson, executive vice debarred a recovery. All persons In ed many pieces of Interest in the allspices of . the State Board of Sunday were from Mrs. Edith Da- from' Southlngton. Mr. Edwards is Later there was a church service president. Steel Founders' Society debted to said Estate are requested sion attic, full basement, all Im Prann. Ann Raschke, Gertrude In from all over the United States. man on the team. In this way, a Special music will be included In Tliere are many obstacles in the vies Jonos, honorary organist, who associated with the International conducted by tho young people museuih collection there. The Education ot the Blind in the home Our prices will be within the at future sports events. However, .service and will Include singing by path of now business influx hern Receives Diploma ot America. to make Immediate payment to provements, one acre, near bus, youngsters marveled at the arrow Raschke, Mary Ellen Grover, Helen ot Mrs, LeGrand T. Hazall and is on the sick list. who had as their speaker a mem reach of all and we have many better attendance can be expec,ted but the commission is rapidly over /••"•; Silver Company ot Wallingford. The Contributing materlaUy toward D. John Dunkle brand new. Make offer. head, pottery, swords, firearms, an Kelsey. , ,, the senior, intermediate and Junior couple arellvlng at 30 East Main ber of tho Yale Divinity School. • Miss Ruth F Stanford, daughter The pianist for tho production Harry W. Brinley, 409. Forbes things children can buy for Christ the Booster Club will continue its choirs. coming them. A surprise birthday party was achievement of an all-time record Jane Klmmerlin tique boxes, stone axes, old pipes, Avenue, New Haven, Conn., on mas. All booths will be beautifully past policy ot boosting Juvenile given for Ken Prankish on Wed Strot and have a daughter, Susan, ot Mrs. Marie B. Stanford, .33 low In the Industry's cumulative Administrator, c. t. a. BEN R. LYDICK, BROKER was Beverly Gordon. The amplifying systen has been Incidently tlie former Branford Bradley Avenue, Brantord, is among 902 Chapel St., New Haven money and cards, old books, doUs, Tuesday. November 29. from 2:09 decorated. athletic activity, athlete is having on addition erect nesday, attending wore: Mr. and age five months. lost-time Injury frequency rating, Address: sea shells, unique maps and a The audience received an ad P. M. to 5:00 P. M- Miss Viola In addition to the Bazaar, there enlorged to Include organ chimes Mrs. Jack Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cawley have the 66 women who will receive di Phones 6-8241 or 5-9744 ditional treat on Friday night sounding over the entire community ed on the rear of his funeral home. Browns Celebrate the company tied tor first place c-o Atty. T. Holmes Bracken spinning wheel. In the basement Jaenicke, the home teacher from will also be a Collectors' Exhibit Tho new parlor will be thirty five Stan Bush, Mr. and Mrs. John moved into their own homo on plomas torn, the Household Nursing with 38 other steel foundries com 205 Church St. they were shown the meeting room when the Elementary Schools' the New Haven district and her held in the basementrof"the Par from the church tower. Collopy, Mr. and Mrs. George Wat- Llmewood Avenue trpm their form Association I School at Attendant Orchestra played for the gathering. guide. Mrs. Frances Barchard will TOP EXECUTIVE Tlie chimps arc Moyiond chimes by thirty tot. Long needed, the Marriage Date peting in four national groupings. New Haven. Conn. 11-24 and the story hour room. Miss ish House which will Include some funeral dh'cctor says. rous and Mr. and Mrs. F. Prankish. er residence at i29 Cedar Street. Mr. Nursing, Boston, Mass., ot the an Each qualified for the national HAYCOCK POINT—BRANFORD Taylor told the youngsters that she be In charge ot the sale.. A com ot the following exhibits: a hook from 0 reknowned Broogly manu The Armistice Day^program at Cawley owns the B. C. Casting Mr and Mrs. Clarence Brown re nual graduating exercises on Thurs DISTRICT OP NEW HAVEN, ss, was waiting for them to complete East Haven Anivets mittee ot local women consisting ed rug exhibit, art exhibit, tole ex SENDS MESSAGE facturing company ot the same the Short Beach school won't soon Society's Highest Honor Safety Shore Front summer residence Mr. and Mrs. I'>ank Messina and Company on Route 80, The couple cently celebrated their 58th wed day evening, November 17, at the Award plaques by eliminating all PROBATE COURT. November their puppets so they could give a of Mrs. A. K. Boardman, Mrs. J. W. hibit, button collection, friendship name. Tliey were Installed by Eric bo forgotten by Ken Prankish, ding anniversary at their home In Copley Methodist Church. . 2nd. 1049. with private beach. Adaptable for Offer Assistance Mattson, Mrs. Harold J. Preston, TO NEWCOMERS Curry ot East Haven who was as family will entertain Mrs. Messina's have one daughter, Penelope. lost-time Injuries among plant em year round use. Large porches. 12 show in the Jiearfuture in the latter card and old emblem collection, folks for Thanksgiving dinner. Just Newton Hitchcock and John Sobo- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuggierl, re North Brantord. They were married Estate ot WALTER P. STANLEY auditorium. Mrs. George Hlgloy. Mrs. Herbert two doll collections, woodworking sisted by R. C. A. Sound Engineer, leski who appeared In uniform to Dr. Chester S. Koeter, professor ployees during the three-month rooms. (5-5-2) Fireplaces, 2 full On Vefs Insurance D. Wade. Mrs. Kenneth R. Mans qne of the many family «atherlnp) oently wed. are now at nome In in Fair Haven and Mr Brown was ot medicine, Boston University late ot New Haven in said District, baths, 2 extra lavs. 3 sleeping exhibit, shell collection, Peruvian The following letter has been William Braden of Hartford, Conn. address the small fry. They period. deceased. field, and Mrs. Frederick Bowman doll collection, salt and pepper listed for the day. thought Ihoy would make thnlgs their new house on Windmill Hill formerly a driver of horse cars and School of Medicine, and physlcian- The national award, a 13 by 17 porches. Pull basement. Triple The last phase of the visit was A novel plan to aid veterans who Issued by the First Selectman. The ol-gan, now electritled, is a later caretaker at the Momauguln In pursuance ot an order ot Hon. garage, etc. Magnificent view ot spent visiting the tire department would go to the office ot the have otfered their services and will collection. elephant collection, Prank S. Clancy, welcoming the Johnson organ and was Installed In The Main Street barber is a vital easier for themselves and instead Road. Mr. Rugglerl is employed as a In-chlet, Massachusetts Memorial inch plaque framed In hardwood James A. Shanley, Judge ot the serve refreshments. photography exhibit. Indian relics cog In the organization of the East- of giving little speeches thoy would garage mechanic In New Haven. Hotel which was owned by the sa'me Hospital will address the class. A Thimble. Islands. Ask tor AUan and Chief Ernest Hansen and the Veteran's Admlstratlon in NewJHa^ Welcome Wagon Cervlce to East 1895. For years It was operated by company. Mr. Brown is 83 years old, and engrossed with the company's Court ot Probate for tho District Loeb. two firemen on duty. Bernard The goods on display are all collection, horse collection, minia Haven. tracker action. Tho electrification Haven Boosters. let the youngsters ask them ques Mrs. Rugglerl Is the former Julia member of the school advisory name , was presented at tho Fall ot New Haven, notice is hereby giv von tor insurance advice has been ture shoe collection. William tions. That- was a mistake I The Vltti of East Haven. an. d„. ,Mrs , , Brown 78, . GeorgI, „ re. „Brow„ nn board ot physicians, Dr. Keetor wUl Watrous.and Gilbert Kelsey. In otfered by a pair ot ex-servicemen made in the homes ot the blind East Haven, through the Welcome removed tiie cumbersome and Meeting of the Steel Founders' en that said Court hath limited S..LOEB 8! SON simple words. Chief Hanlsen told ot and not In an institution. In each Hosse's collection. Old Church sll Wogon Service, extends to you a unwieldy method of hand pumping Tlio Foxon youngsters who visited llrst llltlo voice piped-uiv-with Among the newcomers In Bran building foreman tor the Connectl- outline tfie place of the attendant Society, at Wliite Sulphur. W. Va. and appointed six months from with the East Haven Am-Vets. ver exlhlbit and many other heir the town's departments on Tuesday "Why was there a war?" Prom cut Company, is a son of tho couple, ^m.^^ m , ti,'„ nursing field. Mrs. Est. 1906 the Intricate alarm system and the Realizing that the' veterans must Instance the price that is paid for most hearty and sincere welcome to and permits immediate organ re ford are Mr and Mrs. Stuart Holw.lg the date hereof for the creditors of "Super-market for Homes"' an article Is given to the blind per looms from members and friends our Town, and hopes that yoU will did not gel a chance to meet Mrs. then on the boys were "sweating it formerly ot Madison, Conn. Mr. the said deceased "to brine in their fire fighting apparatus. They were take a day off from work to contact of Old Stone, Mrs. Raymohd C. sponse. obort E. Mansfield, who works after out", on more ot the same: "Where I Charles A Newhall. president of the (11 Brokers) shown the two chemical trucks, the son who mode It. The articles enjoy your residence with us. The builder was Raymond Clark Halwlg Is associated with the Sears- board of directors ot the Household Sgt. Ernest Saars claims against said estate. Those Tel. 7-4275 106 Elm St. the New Haven office for such In consist of Ironing board covers, Smith will be In charge of the Ex noons. They were oppreciotive of did the army get the boats?" "How Roebuck firm and its New Haven Junior Rifle Club who neglect to exhibit their claims hook and ladder truck,, the forest formation, the two, Mr-- James F, hibit and states this \s one of the East Haven Is a friendly Town. of Qulnnlplac Avenue. New Haven. the service rendered by Mr. Coreal- :; do. thoy make boats?" "Whji do Nursing Association, will preside at fire fighting wagon and the town aprons,., holders, luncheon sets, We who have lived here for many office where ho Is credit manager. the exercises within said time will be debarred. Mllano and Mr. Peter Motti. are dish towels, footstools, leather finest exhibits the public has had Organist and choir director at ly. the custodian, however. , they put buttons on your pockets?" To Hold Turkey Shoot Returns To Duty LEGAL NOTICES Ambulance. They were told of the prepared to render advisory service the privilege to see. years love and enjoy tho lives we the Old Stone Church is Mr. Wiliam His wife was a British war bride The coursels 15 months as re All persons indebted to said es function of the brass pole which belts, purses, wallets, and a variety load, and we gladly extend to you who has been in this country three • Sgt. Ernest E Sarrs. son of Mrs. tate are requested to make imme BIDS FOR FUEL OIL FOR Union on matters ot Veteran's Insurance. of other hand work. The prices are E. Gadd. The Rev Duane E. Though lliB CoitilcapcTs Show wUl ad Infinitum! . , • ' On Saturday and Sunday after quired by the Massachusetts Board allowed firemen to slide dftwn to Too wUl bo served during the the opportunity to be our comrodes, Hatfield is minister. years this coming January. The ot Registration in Nursing. All can Olive A. Sarrs of 424 North High diate payment to and Momauguln Schools are be The pair will be at the Am-Vet moderate and the workmanship is be mostly prorcssional talent, the i The program opened with the noon Nov. 19 and 20 the Brantord Stret. East- Haven, has returned the main floor after being awaken good. ^ Christmas Bazaar from 3:00 to 5:00 our friends and neighbors. bigecst act will come from the en Star Spangled Banner and saluto couple, have ono child, a daughter, Junior Rlflel and Revolver Club wUl didates are either married and run Carolyn M. Stanley, Executrix ing ercelved by the Board of Ed ed for fire purposes during the headquarters at the old firehouse In the afternoon and from 7:00 to : to the flag. Steven Sokolsky and Elizabeth, and are making their to duty from the Tokyo General Address: 682 Prospect Street. ucation. Specifications may be on Main Street on Tuesday evenings I am sure that you will find your virons of Unulfnrd Manor where the hold a Turkey Shoot at tho range of ning their own homes are steadily procured at its office. 200 Tyler night. 9:00 In the evening in the Kin association with us will bring Xou WELCOME WAGON drum and buglo corps hails from. ^ Susan Blake recited "Freedom's home ot 185 Maple Street. . George Prout on Alps Road from 1 employed in veterans or general Hospital where he has been tor the New Haven, Conn. 11-24 and may be reached there lor con- The children of the three lower dergarten room ot the Porish past 10 weeks wltli a broken ankle. Street, East Haven. In their trip upstairs, they visit 'sultation. grades of the Foxon and Highland that feeling ot satisfaction and se VISITS FAMILIES Wc5rc telling you that that tinlt Is Torch". Grade 3 sang "Armistice Welcome Wagon recently visited to 4 P M. hospitals, Visiting nurse associations House in Old Stone Church. The curity which is so necessary for a Day". Grade. 1 presented a panto- Mr. and Mrs Charles Hudson Sergeant Stmrs has been In the DISTRICT OP BRANFORD, ss. ed the locker room and the bed Schools will come to East Haven tea win be under the direction of tho state's top rank unit. Anyone who is able to hold a gun and doing prlvote duty In homes, PROBATE COURT, November 3 DISTRICT OP BRANFORD. ss. Mr. and Mrs Carleton Gould ot friendly, healthy home. It there is OF NEWCOMERS mine "Our. Flag". Frank Hall and Nott of Linden Avenue. The couple not only in Massacliusetts. but all service for the past 11 years. He room. They saw the kitchen ond Center next Tuesday for a tour of Mrs. Clifford Sturges of Hotchkiss Larry Meeker recited "My Coun Is eligible to entea- the meet. served in the ETO during the war 1949. PROBATE COURT. • November recreation room and finally were East Haven spent last week-end In the public building in order to be Road, and Mrs. Charles Miller of any further ncrvice which I can be The thrill of their playing plus moved to Branford with their Entrance fee will be 75c tor adults over tho country. Estate ot ALFRED R. BURR late 8th. 1949. to you, please do not hesitate to Mrs. Nancy Swords ot East Ha their nobby uniforms will be the try." followed by the entire school children. Hudson and Larry, from with the Third Army. He sailed taken Into the reading rom where Atlentlc City. - come better acquainted with the Bradley Avenue. : singing "America The Beautiful." and 40c for children up to 17 years Following the graduation, the of Branford. In said District, de Estate of ESTELLE ELY late ot they saw an old hand made, hand L.^ *-; ~ : local government. Supt. of Schools call upon me freely and tullly. ven Welcome Wagon, this week treat that makes the show a RosevlUe. Michigan about four of age. class ot 1949 win receive relatives for his second overseas tour ot Branford. in said District, de On Friday evening. December 2. Linda White, Shaune Lynch and duty in June of this year and or ceased. drawn hose cart over sixty years The funeral ot Mrs. Alice Jones William E. Glllls has arranged with from 5:30 to 6:'30 o public supper Again may I extend to you a visited two newcomers to East Ha success. Susan Dahlmcyer recited "To Our months ago. Mr Nott is associated The first 3 prizes will be a turkey and guests in the church parlors. The Court ot Probate for the ceased. old. On tho wall were photographs of Hagerstown. Maryland, mother First Selectman Frank S. Clancy to hearty welcome to tho Town of ven and made two new baby calls. Support them with talent the like wtlh the Giordano' Construction rived at Sugamo tor duty the same The Court of Probate for the will be given by the women ot the Soldiers". "Neighborhood Parade" a roasting chicken and a fowl re month District ot Brantord. hath limited of the former chiefs, Hagaman of Ellis L. Jones ot Summit Avenue, have the boys and glrlls visit the parish. All tickets must be pur East Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Echlnskl of of Eliso Kllgcrman. Bill Kllmartln and a reading ot "Hall To The Company. His parents live ot 69 spectively tor each day. In addition and allowed six months from the District ot Branford. hath limited Wllloughby and Pave. They were was held Saturday morning at Mld- various departments in the town 50 Kimberly Avenue have moved and others and its success wiU be South Main Street. Sugam Prison .is located in Tokyo, chased by Monday. November 28 Sincerely. Flag" by Grade 1 was followed by there will be o number ot other Tile Indian Neck P.T.A. win be date hereof, for the creditors of and allowed six months from the told that the gold star on the dêtown, Maryland, hall They wHl also visit the PolicPolice I Supper Is limited to 250 persons Town of East Haven Into their own hou.se there after assured. a recitation by Van McClees ot guests ot the Short Beach P.T.A. Japan, and is where Japanese war said estate to exhibit their claims date hereof, for the creditors ot prizes. Guns and ammunition wni criminals are now being confined. service flag represented a former Department. Fire Headquarters and The supper will be Ham or Tuna Prank 8. Clancy having resided In Npw Haven. Mr. "Patriotic Birds." - The Guilford Grange Auxiliary be available at the range tor those at the meeting Monday. November for settlement. Those who neglect said estate to exhibit their claims fire department volunteer mem handcuffs. They were given safety First Selectman Echlnskl is a clerk with the Few East Haveners wUI realUe 21st following the open house be for settlement. Those who neglect folders and then walked through the Library. I Fish Casserole. thai most of the schools children of Russell Judd, Virginia Charlotte will hold a Smorgasbord Supper who want them. to present their accounts properly ber. Harry Bartlett, after whom Malleable Iron Company. on December 3 from 6 to 8 p.m. at ing held at T,he school from 7 to attested, within said time, will be to present their accounts 'properly the American Legion Post in East the. locker room into the two ceU that area had never visited tê and Richard AmCs,.,recited "In 8:30. Mrs. Gertrude Hart Day will JaU. One girl wanted to see a Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Noveha St. George's Hall In Guilford. Tlie HAS milTIIDAY debarred a recovery. All persons attested, within said time, will be Haven is named. have moved into their own home town's Iccnter until Tuesday. An off Peaceful sleep", sally Taggard and bp tho speoker. Mrs, Day Is Direc Indebted to said Estate are le- debarred a recovery. All persons prisoner but, no one ottered to the record window shopping trip on Wayne Logan recited "Our Flag." affair will be open to the public. Mrs. Anna Erlckson of Chestnut A welcome point of Interest was have the door shut upon them. at 42 Deerfleld Avenue. The couple Mrs. David Seagren is general tor of the Neighborhood Project, quested to make Immediate pay indebted to said Estate are re the Assessor's office where James MRS. HAZEL TIRPAK HEADS the way from the Hagaman Library and Carol Rogansoa recited an Street celebrated heir seventy-third Inc. ot New Haven, an organiza From there they went into the hove two children, a son, ten years • Armistice Day poem., chairman. birthday recently. In.celebration of ment to quested to make Immediate pay^ Mhano shrowed aerial maps of the to the Fire house has the younireters tion working for better community ment to office of the Chief. There, they old and a daughter, six years. They ohing and ahing at he beautifully The program closed with the the event the Narpes Society of the Alice M. Burr. town and pointed out the farms are former residents of New Haven ANNOUNCE DAUGIFTEni relations between people ot vary Administratrix Alden R. Whitman, Jr. and woods, irt the Foxon area. One were shown flourescent magic CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN decorated store windows. singing of "America", Steven Sok- Tabor Lutheran Church sang ing races,' nationalities, and cultur when Chief Priest marked a bill and he clerks at the New Haven olosky was the program leader. Mr. and Mrs. Anil Galdencl an Address: Rockland Park, . Executor little girl when shown a map of "Happy Birthday" at its October al backgrounds. She Is a graduate Short Beach Address: c-o Wlggln & Dana with a green pencil which would the imagination of the Pulp and Board. The ears of the townspeople will The Short Beach scJiool and the nounce tho bh'th of a baby daugh sixth meeting which wos held at the shore bordering the Sound not show a mark until the purple The design of the 1949 Christmas Hazel Tlrpak continued. "A re-1 capture Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Barraco of ter, Barbara Pauline, on November of Barnard CoHege. For tho past Branford, Conn. 11-24 P. O. Box 1832 said. "The water looks Just like a Seal, featuring a modernistic inter cent graduate ot Pratt Institute In artist who was a German refugee be attuned to the November air Parent-Teachers Association will Mrs. Eriokson's home. In December. three years she has been writer New Haven, Conn. 12-1 lamp was extended over it. Then and saw a great deal of action with 351 Short Beach Road, and their next Sundoy otter the 11 o'clock Join in their observance of Ameri 7 at Grace Hospital, Mrs. Galdencl Mrs. Erlckson wlU havo been a , blanket." I the marks appeared luminous. pretation of a dove in flight and New York City, Mr. Meyers Is using Is the former Mary Fellegrlno ot and consultant In the field of Hu DISTRICT OP NEW HAVEN, ss. In a tew muntes the party was the prize money for additional the Eighth American Air Force two ghls, aged twenty months and morning service of the Old Stone can Education Week this year. resident ot Brantord and the United man Relations. Mrs. Day Is quoted PROBATE COURT, November 15, DISTRICT OF BRANFORD, ss. ' Some of the children were finger traditional Christmas holly, won a Morreen, born October flth, were on East Haven. shown the auditorium and told of printed and given souvenirs of the training in his chosen field of com during World War II. Church. It is then that the fh'st Prom 7 to 8 o'clock, pn Monday States fifty seven years. In the November issue of Woman's 1949. PROBATE COURT, November $1,00 first prize irt a natlonalwlde a new baby call Mr. Barraco Is a formal broadcast of the new chimes evening; November 21st, the teach 5th, 1949. the town meetings held there. I imprints. mercial art and for art equipment. "When Herbert Meyers came to Home Companion in the article Estate of MARGARET M. HICK- A trip to the lower rooms had contest sponsored by the Society ot America nine years ago, his main builder with his own firm, Barraco win be heard. The new system will ers of the school will be in their Kenneth Bunnell of North Bran "Is Prejudice poisoning our Kids?" EY late of New Haven In said Dis Estate ot GLADYS D. ROSE, late On a shelf they saw a fire trum Illustrators, a national organiza "With the consent of the National respective rooms to confer with the children llrst visit the Judge's Tuberculosis Asoclatlon and Its ambition was to earn an American Company. add much to tho festive spirit of ford and Stanley Sokolosky of Bran MISS FAYE AHLBERG, Tickets for the Short Beach trict, deceased. of Brooklyn, New York, owning pet, now obsolete, but a teacher tion of outstanding artists, Ulustra- Mr. and Mrs. William Shea ot 292 Christmas shopping throughout the parents relative to the children's property in Brantord, in said Dis Chambers where they were : told, explained that she had seen a 3,000 affiliates, the Society ot Illus high school diploma. In order to do ford. both associated with the JOHN R. SCHUMM P.T.A. Divhce being hold Friday, Martha H. Woodruff ot New Hav Judge, Armen K. Krikorlan sits to tors, and art directors, with head Thompson Avenue have a new town. progress. .; Southern New England Telephone December 2 from 0 to 12:30 at Riv en liavlng made ^vrltten applica trict, deceased. fire man carrying one filled with trators Included the design for a this he took a Job—his first in Following this, thc- customary try cases and sometimes Judge, quarters In New York City. America — as a dishwasher In the daughter, Marlane, born October Company, returned last week-end MARRY ON NOV. 19 erside Han are ovonablo at Prank tion praying that administration The Court of Probate tor the flowers at the state convention in Christmas Seal as a subject for Its 18th. Mr, Shea, an electrician with ,The Christmas trees for the town ' Jl monthly meeting of the P.T.A. will ot said estate may be granted, as District of Branford, hath limited Thomas F. Rehly Is on the bench. West Haven late last summer. The competition." "Members of the daytime and went to school at from a week's vacation spent hunt ish's Store.. They had the room of the Prosecut Mrs. Hazel Tlrpak, chairman the M. P. Foster Company. The hall have been ordered Yin be held. The public is Invited, and ing in Ellsworth. Me. The party Announcement has been made ol by said application on tile in this and allowed six months from the youngsters asked questions about was interviewed at Seal Sale head Society of Illustrators who served night, win be given a real treat In the the coming marriage on Novembei Court more fully appears, it is date hereof, for the creditors ot ing Attorney, James Gartland, a huge bowling cup which belongs OS Judges chose Mr. Meyers' draw "Scarcely had he graduated from couple have one other child, a son, Gagliardi relates. The thirty five speaker of ,the evening who is the was credited with shooting a large pointed out to them and then were to the department. quarters. South Main Street, where William, aged one year. foot firs will probably be placed into buck, which dressed will weigh 180 19 at 2:30 P. M. in Christ Church DAUGHTER BORN ORDERED. That said application said estate to exhibit their claims sheets ot the 1949 Seal are being ing among 50 submitted by students high school when he entered the well known Mrs. Gertrude Hart East Haven, of Miss Paye Evelyr Mr and Mrs. Wllbort C. Johnson be heard and determined at a for settlement. Those'who neglect whisked Into the Visiting Nurse's Once again they returned to the of -art schools throughout the coun U,S. Army and saw three years ot Tiosltion by Thursday, one week. Day of New Haven whoso subject lbs.. It has been estimated. Easy lo apply quarters. There Mrs. Lillian John prepared for mailing to East Haven Miss Phoebe Clark ot East Ha Hundreds of bulbs to light the two Ahlberg. daughter of Mrs. Ferdinand of Harrison Avenue, announce the Court of Probate to be held at New to present their accounts properly main floor, where the teachers try as best In design and execution action in England, Germany, ven Is a member of the dass Book will be "Exporlencos In Establish Ahlberg of East Haven, to John R allraclivo, cheerlul Haven. In said District, on the 0th attested, within said time, will bo ston simply explained her _ duties readied them for the cold morn residents by an army of volunteers. Belgium. Austria, and tree'. ing A Neighborhood School" THIRTY YEARS TOGETHER birth of a doughter,\Sharon Lee, on and in return had one bright little The Seal Sale campaign which will "When the committee which, PrancO; committee of Larson College. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doollttle ot Schumm, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Johi! November 3 In Grace Hospital. Mrs, colors . . . day ot December 1949, at ten o'clock debarred a recovery. Ail persons ing and the bus trip back to school. selects the Seal for the tuberculosis Italy, in hte forenoon, and that public bov tell her that he had seen her continue until Christmas, will be Alice Balaskl of WailinEford Is the Santa Claus will visit East Haven The, November Woman's Home Stony Creek celebrated their thir Schumm ot Hamden. Johnson Is the former Isabella indebted to said • Estate are re A spectator, School Superinten conducted here by the East Haven associations met to choose the 19491 Before the 1949 Seal Sale closes on business manager of the publica Companion describes the workings Washable. notice of the pendency of said ap quested to make Immediate pay before. "You came to my house dent, William E. Glllls, who wit conducted nere oy tne iôs a... (,^^.5^^^^^^^ ^^^_ ^^ enthusiasticaUy, Dec 25 officials In. charge hope to for one week and make his head tieth wedding anniversary on Tues Sweet. This is their first child. when my mother was sick , he Public Health Association to raise tlon, "The Larsonlan." quarters In the basement of the of Mrs, Day's practical way of day o fthls week. plication, and of the time and ment to nessed the entire trip, turned his The Women's Democratic Clut place ot the hearing thereon, be sold, "and told her what my baby funds to finance its 1950 program voted to use Mr. Meyers'design." | realize their quota to meet the Town Hall. combatting prejudice, the New of Branford wUl sponsor a turkey D. John Dunkle heavy coat collar about his neck Asked about the Inspiration for.minimum needed to carry on the MI. and Mrs. WlUlam C. Moody Haven Nelghborhood-,J?ro]eot. This Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DlRelnzo of given to all parties Interested in Jane Klmmerlin sister could eat." ^^ ^ _ and turned Into the weather. He of tuberculosis prevention and and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Webb have group Is commentjed by the' maga raffle on November 21st. The com WOMEN'S G.O.P. MEETS said estate, by publishing this or The biggest thriU of the town said tew words and did no whist- control. the design of this year's Seal. Mrs, tuberculosis prevention and control Ltike Bowmans welcome new ad Plantsvllle, Conn, announced the mittee In charge ore- Mrs. Ed word The Women's Republican Club Administrator, c.t.a. motored to WllllamBburg, Virgin- dition to the family. zine as being "one of i the nation's der three times in a newspaper Address: 3544 Harley Rd. han visit was the time spent with danced The original ot the Seal was Tirpak'sVld that one coujd under- work o fthe East Haven Public most effective antidotes to preju- birth of a daughter, Susan Estelle. Evis, chairman; Mrs. John Walsh will meet, at the home of Mrs. having a circulation in said Dis Police Chief. Edwin Priest and of ]'h"l „â"v'emLt"it'was to"the tJne dr^wn^"/a'Zthtu "SermoA-bor"! sYai^rhowlhrdWe.Vwch K^th Nursin?-AssocVatlon during la to spend the holiday with rela on November 12th at the Bradley co-ohalrn;an: Mrs. John Holmes George j; Fouser, Short Beach on Charles A. Terhune Toledo 6, Ohio tives. More-Town Topics on pag* 3 , dice.!!;' •••• •'•••-^- • ; • .,..., trict. By the Court. •c-o T. Holmes Bracken, Attorney ficer Edward Stenham. Laid out for of,"sclZl Days,'" lartbt named Herbert Meyers/' Mr"- s tomarll..m„.nvy associat««nnlate. with'peacewith" neaê,. woulwouldd 19501950. Memorial Hospital In Southlngton. Mrs. Bernard Erlckson. Mrs. Marli Monday-afternoon at 2:15. Hos Tel. 8-0670 Short Beach theh: Inspection were guns and V Nursery schools serve as the core Mrs. DeRlnzo Is tho termor Janet Luclan, Mrs. -John Tamson; Mrs. tesses win be the Mrs. A. Knowlton Lester P. Dunn.- 205 Church Street i for many activities that reach out Hamro of Brantord. Prlmo MarlnelH, and Olaf^ncB Farnsworth, 12-1 Asst. Clerk New Haven, Conn. 12-1 • I < ' — -y:

PAGE TWO THE BRANFORD REVIEW ^ EAST, HAVEN NEWS PA6E THREE : THE BRANFORJ)' REVI.1BW . EAST HAVEN KEWS Tlianksgiviiig Pay, 1040 ThftifeiriAHnir T)xv. 1(140 Every Ready Group in the Parish II a.m. Morning Prayer and ser COMMITTEE House. Hostesses Will be Mrs. John mon by the rector ©Ijf Braufnrb letiiPii Junior Assembly Old Stone Church 3 p.m. Holy Baptism AWAITS GIFTS Thursday, December 1 (ESTilBUaHCD IS 1B2>) Hears Dr. Toole Erie C. Curtis, Jr. Momauguin News 2:00,to 9:00 P.M. Christmas Fair Thursday Evening .AltD Issues Cdlendar Male and Mrs.' Fred Beatson. I 6:30 p.m. Junior and jBoy's Choir FOR PATIENTS JêoeNSr CAPirAL, STOCKHOLM^ WHAT NOTS and Collelctor's Exhibit, In the ! Rehearsal In the Memorial Room. SI|pEaBll|auritHfiur BY GirA ROUND On, "Incas' Land" ANNOUNCES THE OPENING . rOUNbED NeAI^Ly/,000 V£Af>S AGO, For Cbhning Week Parish House. I 7:45 p.m. Senlot Choir Rehear The workj tor Christmas for the MRS. JOSEPH O'CONNOR hostesses are Messrs. Richard , PtJBUSHED fi VERY THURBDAT The regular fortnightly assembly .AJftsscs nt St. Clares Parish, MO- Clyne, Edward Corbott, Henry IS /ÂMous roi? ITS a/r/iur/FUL 7:30 P.M. Meeting of Board of sal In the Memorial Room. MEYEa LESUINE tad JOim E. LOEB, m^î^wimf^^^^^^'^'^^^^ Mlddletown Hospital has been go Friday, November 25 for the Branford Junior High ing on so rapidly—nnd so strenu .SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27 diauguln are 8:30 dnd 10:30 o'cluen' f-'ieamer, Praîk Dooloy, Edward ' MOOBftN AffCH/rECTUnE. Trustees iMomauguin Pal)UsherB Its nice to get— 8:00 P.M. Couples Bowling Fel ! Sunday—First Sunday in Advent WU.I.IAM J. AUURN, Edlter School was held TliurSday morning, ously—that the time to write a re uuiiiessions every soturdoy aftcr- Dugnn, and Ellsworth Eddy. ITie lowship. Old Stone Church couples Thanksgiving toishcs' November 17, during activity period, port has been slipping by. The public Is Invited. 9:30 a.m. Morning prayer and . AUce T. Feterton, Asioetete Editor of ntion at 4 o'clock, and their friends will meet In the CHRIST CHURCH sermon by the rector. Eiit kereb Kewi J6ha E. toeb. Edito But wh'ose going to do llie speaker of the morning was Girl Scouts, Troup 149, under the Mr. and Mrs. Roland Oraves of East Haven Bowling Alleys for an Dr. John Toole, surgeon nnd world leadership of Mrs. Carlton Miller Christ church, Momauguin branch 112 PranIt Strct were visiting with East Haven, Connecticut 10:40 a.m. Church School. TfHB BRANTORD REVIEW, IKO. The blasted dishes! and Mrs. Harvey Riddle met one evening of fin with tho big pins. Rev. Alfred Clark, Rector ' Monday—7 p.m. Choir Rehearsal 7 ROM Strwt Tel. 8-2431 BrenfoTd traveller. Doctor Toole spoke on "A Rev, Alfred Clark, rector, 0:30 a.m. relatives In Brooklyn, Now York This get-to-gether is open - to TUB CART HAVEH NEWS Ed Kllgermnn tells us that the Trip To The Land Of The Incas" afternoon and turned out 360 lln- over the week end. . Sunday—First. Sunday In Advent Saturday, December 3—Church Amateur and professional shows Ishcd tags, made from Christmas The Curtis Funeral Home Morning Prayer and sermon. everone who Is Interested, and it Is 7:45 • a.m. Holy Communion. At T«1. Bruironl 8-3431 gaining In popularity liere ., coming Exchange club Show will and Illustrated his remarks with Gustavo Harder Pair at 101 Dewey Avenue at 1 p.m. P. 0. Box 215 Eait lUven beautiful slides. Tlic slides Included card.'), and 2350 cards, all sorted 69 South Main Street, Branford Regular Friday evening pinochles suggested that you call Mrs. Duane this service the men and boys will Home cooking, fancy work, white Nice production of Phllonlans at well paced It should be and tied In bunches of 25. Cider The funeral of austavo Harder, Hatfield: 4-2215, for reservations. BUBBCBirtJON, Seaslae Mall last Saturday night The M.,C. Is tlic same chap who scenes, New York skyline, Washing- at Bradford Manor Flro House, receive Advent Corocrsite Commun elephant and Christmas staples. tS (er rear, payable tn adTiUee and 'cookies made a brier refresh husband of Elizabeth Harder was .Sunday, November 27 ion followed by breakfast in the Showed Imagination Nice performed on the Schubert Stage some views of famllllai" Branford ing Interlude In the afternoon's Ocorgc street, 8:30 p.m. held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at The affair is sponsored by the Guild during tile Legion Convention last ton, Peru, and spring flowers at tho A cordial invitation is oxlondod to tho 1st Sunday In Advent church hall. Auxiliary of Momauguln^_ ADVERTISIKa BATES 017 APPUOATIOK to hear John C. Carr again work. . Beechor & Bennett's Peneral PaMor. 9:45 A.M. Church School 9 a.m. Church School. Time was when he paced all. local August Its star Is the same, peak of their loveliness. Both public to visit tho premises during tho O'Shca-Rnsetll | The Reverend Warron E. Traub of GDtited i* feecond clast natter Oetobe; too Note cement Is being faculty and pupils ; received the The Committee members tor the J J^LL EOAOPE IS Aiorep 8:30 and 11:00 A.M. 'Morning t8,.192B» at the Poet OfUce at Branford stage shows ,. Hear tell that Center are; Mrs. P. Sherwood Boyd, aJtomoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosetal of' St. Paul's EpIsconalChurch off lelut- .services. At the 11:00 A. M. service OODU., under Act of Mazcb 3, 1807. Oma Greene Schmidt may direct poured at Short Beach site presentation with a warm en FOK ITS HANDICnAFrS\ Men were racing against the cold Mrs. Anthony J. Giordano, Mrs. 03 Austin Avenue announce thejod. Interment was In Evergreen there will be a redcdicatlon of the a spring presentation for the thuslasm and felt that they hod Axel Mlchelson, Mrs. Sidney V. Oa- mari'lttge of their daughter, Agnes Cemetery. ArTEK IZ PAYS on Ttie Rerlew and Tbe Hewi welcome contrl- to get the foundation in but' suf organ and dedication of the chimes. butloni tnm readeii upon any subject el teachers Latter may abandon weothered a splendid educational born, Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. A. Petrlllo, to Jack O'Shda son of Mr. ond Mrs. Mr. Harder who Was 81 years of MOP.e IN EUROPE, pubUo IttteroH, All.oonuuuDlcttlons must bt fashion show Time will tell fered a setback Lets hope its trip to Peru. The Rev. Duane Hatfield will bring only temporary Not only for Mrs. George B. Pond, Mrs. Harry John p'Shea of Philadelphia on age died suddenly Saturday after- RETl/KNINe AMEKI- the message. Mr.s. Kenneth Slmp- algtled; alsuaturea will be withheld upon re .Often Wonder why Mrs. Plans are underway for the an A. Smith, Mrs. John R, Waters, Saturday November 20 at 10 o'clock noon at his home on State Street, Queet. Anouynioui conttihutioni will be die Schmidt never gave lessons In scliool sake but fuel's too At CANS MAYS/flMG .son and Mrs William Hasse Jr. will Make Christmas In 1950 regarded. Indian Neck's Melrose Avenue nual Christmas Nativity assembly Mrs, Carrie Williams. Each com In St, Clare'.s Church. Friends arelounford a victim of heart attack, BACK S'ioo WOnCTH sing duets at the 8:30 service, and elocution She had tlie teclinlciuc under the direction of Harold H. mittee member hns the complete Who remembers, "The Woman- yesterday, the town's laborers were Invited,to the church. A reception, havlnihavingr been stricken while he was or DUTY-FKCe. all chairs of the church _ will sing Brewer of the faculty, The program list of articles desired. Please leave Will foUlbw the ceremony at R'lver- less Wedding It was the first busy cutting down brush and trees listening to a radio, broadcast of the ARTICLES. at the 11 o'clock service.' TB OR NOT TB readying for the new rond exten will be presented before the Junior- your gifts with the comntlltee sldo Community Hall. Yale-Harvard football contest. All members of the Church Con The Merriest Yet of many prefessionally directed Senior P T. A, on the evening ot member nearest you. •Progress nRniiist tulicrculosis laugh shows in Branford in the sion ,. The latter will not be 'The St. Clare's Men Club held Mr. Harder was a former resident gregation and the Church School started, until Spi-irtg King's December 21. It will tie given before in tlip past four or fivi> ilcciulcs early thirties It took the town Open House Monday evening In the of Momauguin, having made his are urged to cooperate In our by storm and its director took Stan corner project slated then also.... both the junior high and senior church hall. Mr. John Oleason-head residence there for 35 years. He wan TODAY A MOD CUM Thanksgiving Project by bringing hns made this aomitry ii snfpr, Schmidt's heart She returned Stone to be taken from ledge high student bodies on the luorn- Cpl. W. Wilson of the FBI In Connecticut address a member of the Bradford Manor mriON, IS TIIE SITE food-gifts to church this Sunday. lienltliier nnd hiippii^r oni' in to marry him and then set the pace Of recently disputed sidewalk deed Ing of December 23. prior to dis ed the large group attending, Hose Compony, being one of Its or COLORFUL CIVILIZATION. The food will be packaged and sent Join Our Christmas wtiich to Ivie. Tuberuulosis, wliioli with the Community Players spot will be road's new ba.« missal for tho Christmas holidays. Assigned To East With Xho Eighth Army In Tokyo first membcrs.^He had been employ- OATINa FROM CREEK AND directly to needy families In Miss Ruth FrISchkorn will direct a SEPTIC TANIC Japan "November io, Private Edwin ed at Winchesters for twenty-seven Germany. The following items are )pcl the caliRp.s of dpatli in Amori- rin here to tell selected chorus ot boys and girls ffOMAN TIMES DOWN 70 77(t Pii ht the tiirn of the ('ontuvy, has • Corporal William R. Wilson has A. •parren a member of the fl4th|yoars and wa.s tetlrod In 1D45. Be TVfiKs. THE DOSPMORUS recommended: Tom, Dick arid Steven. which "forms a complement to tho I; tipph forei'd down 1o spvi-nlh been assigned tor duty to the 1253rd Engineer Topographic Battalion fore he wont to Winchesters ho was HAS ALWAYS BEEN CON Canned lard, Crlsco, Spry, etc., The scalc:s nom hit- scenes. It Is anticipated unless re Ah' Transport Squadron at West- 34th Photonmpplng Company sta a barber and operated his own shop SIDERED ONE OF TIIE canned meat (Spam, etc.,) sugar (1 Club NOW place. Two hundred even. placements are necessary at a later over Air Force Base, Massachu.sctts, tioned In Tokyo, Japati, has recently In Center Street. or 2 lb. boxes) rices, coffee, tea (In date, that the following assignments s IVONDBRS OF TNB iVORLP. i- BosPHonus. Blit tnbprculosis is killing close It was announced today, Cov|)Qrnl been awarded a certificate of com Beside his wife, ho Is survived by bags preferred) dried fruit- (apri called to session until after of sneaking parts in the pageants to 50,000 Americans iunuialVy, Turkey the main rrienu for the Wilson, son of Mrs. Charles Wilson h pletion In training course "B" one daughter, Mrs. Edwin Quick of cots, prunes, raisins, poaches, pears, day Drum sticks Wings .. Thanksgiving Holiday, First Select will be adhered to: Old Shepherd, ot Stony Creek, was graduated from 7 1/ Military Law, the course of Instruct Qullford; one .-ilstor Miss Lizzie figs, dates, etc.,) powdered milk, More than iOl/2 million people throughout tho and takes nioi-e lives than any man, Clifford Collins revealed this Richard Stanton; Young Shepherd Harder of New Haven. .;.. Breasts Pumpkin pie tho Branford High School. In 1041, ion having been hold In,Tokyo for powdered e^gs, ,chocolate (for country are receiving better than $'?00,000,000 other disease aniong yonnj; Fi-ult Cake Bed didn't morning Late P. T. A. Executive Reldy Frenetl; Shepherd I Prcd he enlisted in the United States Air helectcd-personal baking or in bars) cocoa and canned adults between ]ii and 34, al- take long to become a glutton The Canoe Brook P.T.A. Executive Struzinskl; Shepherd . II„ James After graduating from East Haven baby food (not In glass) in Christmas Club savings this year. How about Manley; Wise Man I, WllUnm Pat Force, and served overseas druing As Mr. Brinley Sees It though it may strike at any age. Nice to see. the'college kids home commlttise will gather next Tues the jvar'in tho Cbina-BUrma-Indla High School and. spending a short Clothing Drive. Begin now to put tor the short vacation Richie day at the Canoe Brook School at terson; Wise Man II, Fred Smalley; Theater. Frcm 1948 to 1049, the Cor -1129 you? ' . time as a lumber salesman. Private Town Topics aside your used clothing for Church The tragedy behind this terrific Baldwin was co-chairman ot the 3 Dance parties, signifying Wise Man III, Ronald Smith; Child iollot! lives each year is that tu the end of the dancing school are poral was stationed on the Pacific .Farren entored the service on thei „„„„,„,. ,,„!„„ r., r. n i, . âO TriOU AND DO LIKEWISE" Tnovo around us; There was those World Service Drive, which will Military Dance at Fort Trumbull of the town, Lucille Sparlgo; Mother Island of Guam I Promoted to his .eight of August 1D48 at NowllavonI„„ô™«', •J,"f'Ko ,f' Reynolds lias In the days of tho great Master of come to its climax In our church berculosis deaths are "tnmeces- Then didn't go Is sorry being readied. Ten weeks have of the town, Verene Rodman K Bou Ben Adam, may his tribe Get your name on a Christmas Club check rioxf- slipped by at rapid rote Jr. present rank In May of. this year, he in Connecticut. Upon completion of P"'f'"»''' ,"", ""* ''ome In Spr ng increase. Galileo, who could not see the on Sunday, Doc. Utli. Needed; Men's sary" deaths. now Seas kicking up In the Brother, Andrew Dwyer; JosejJh, was assigned to Wcstovor upon his his basic training, he was sent to' O'"'^ »"''î' ™^« ^°°'^' Probably need of .their neighbors, they could suits, overcoats, shoes; women's year. Join now. Make regular weekly deposits harboi; this morning J3ark, High Party next Tuesday ...... Mrs, Walter Adams; Mary, Barbara Rod Awoke, one night, from a deep Deaths due to tuberculosis are Caspar Block, Mrs. Edward Farley, return from the. Pacific, and U , the Engineer Service School In Portl ""'o™ onristmas.__ dream of peace. . not .seem to translate Into every dresses and suits, walking shoes, dirty and rolling Round clams man; Angel I, Janet Enstwbod; working In the Engineering Section Belvor, Va. Following graduation Radio lislcrncrs last Sunday noon day living, the great Principles of underwear; children' clothing, of $ I, for example, and receive $50 next De- \uineeessary because we know will be washed ashore, old timers Mrs. Jolin Zvonkovlc and Mrs. Artgel in, Audrey Peckham; And saw, within the confines of William Holcomb form the com of the 1263rd Air Transpoi't 10 received orders assigning hm'wcr,. pleasantly surprtal 1« hear 1 his room. the iaolden Rule, they could not layettes; blankets and quilts. Cloth what causes the disease, how it say The' lowest tIdS ever ris- Cherub: Margaret Brewer, stage .seem to put their worship of Je cennber. Or deposit $2 to receive 100, $5 to corded in Branford took place on mittee Carolyn Carsten slated Squndron, one of the operational to this unit. lie now works In tho i two of the Kast Haven fotl.all team An Angel, writing In a book fo gold ing should be clean and in good IS spread, aiid how it can be jire- electricians will Include John squadrons at this Massachusetts hovah, Into practical .use, they repair Feb. 2nd. 1012 Charlie Black- to be one of the Review's feature Karlawlsh, Warren Hopper and [SEPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOL SERViCE multiplex section of ^the Photo- ovCT station WAVZ. 'I'lie pair, And to the presence, Abou asked get $250, or $ 10 for $500. It's one of the easiest Vented. We know thati tuberculo writers next week Will write Aerial Port Embarkation. -grairtmetrlc Branch. His Parents caplaln Frank U'AniIco and I.oii could not understand, that to love 1:15'P.M. Junior Pllprlm Fellow stone relayed that Information Marvin McCoy. Assistants on .« MANUFACTUREIIS AND INSTAllERS OF FAMOUS, NATIONAUY XNOWN what writest thou? others and to serve others. Is to sis is caused by a gerin, that the several years .ago before he died her recent prize winning speech .... Corporal Wilson Is a, graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Parren reside paoUllo, showed little nervousness The Angel said, tho names of those ship. The group will meet at the v/ays +0 save. Start now. scenery include Michael Conlon, i "NUSTONE" RE.INFORCED SEPIIC TANKS. worship God, and to bring" the'love-) tuberculosis germ is spread from Looking forward to seeing Bundling up now for Braves tho School of Aeronautical Hy at 83 aeorge Strct, Momauguin. |b,it promise to forwl that In the who love the Lord, of God Into the hearts of others; church promptly for a Skating Field Holy Cross and B. C Mernard Knolton, John McGowan, draulics of Hnrilsburg, Penn- • UNDIVIDED RESPONSIBItlTY FOR DtSION, MANUFACTURE, INSTAUATION . A large attendance s looked for, anillml football «lasli aipilnst Bran- And Is mine one, Ben Adam asked? Party. Transportation will be person to per.son, that, by means many old faces over tne week-eno. John Johnson,, Leo Morowskl, as we .serve them. It was a long Recreation committee will not be And Ed Petela '.. sylvanln. His duties with the 1283rd { AND SERVICE . . . SPEEDY TRUCKS ITiUphoni tqulppodl on November 30th forthecoid party f„r,i at nnnimcr Field In the shore- Not'SO, the Angel said. time, before the Apostles nnd also provided. Bring $.60. The return will EAST HAVEN BEANCH of: the X-ray the disease can bi Richard Melur,- Arthur Johnson, Squadron will consist principally of • KEOISTERED SANITARY ENGINEERS, BONDED MECHANICS, POWER EQUIP. sponsored by St. Clare's Qulld In town In Thursday morning. Has Then write me, said he, as one the disciples of Christ, could grasp be by 6:30 P M. Mrs. Bowden will detected in its early .stage, whei Though your spirit's low. John Karlawlsh. . I MENT. i] YEARS EXPERIENCE, . who loves his fellow men. .specialized mhlntenancc and en the (^jurch Hall on Coe Avenue at | anyljorty asked Illll Clanloy how his the great truth which he was con supervise the group.' THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY it is easiest to cure. Deep down and murky. gineering work on the complex 8:30 Thefe will be a Christmas sale ; nffcctlons lie In that iramc? The Anger wrote and vanished. stantly trying to drive home to 2:00 P.M. Senior Pilgrim Fellow OF NEW HAVEN The next night, Ben Adam woke A century ago, tubereulosi; • Be thunkjul yon— St. Clare's Church hydraulic systems of tho giant C64 also of which Mrs. Raymond them, that they were the enrchen ship. The group will be at church 232 MAIN ST. AT CHIDSEY AVE. I Douglas Skymasler airliners'Which '.MlST9.4y_:ANp_ OFFICESi JOO.JJO HOULEVARD (dH KImb.ily), NEW HAVEN / Langlola Is chairman, • assisted by | And a parting question? Is It true again. vessels, through which the love of in "work clothes" to sort and pack did .seem to be a hopeless disease Are not the turkey. And saw again the Angel and his God was to be, expressed to the MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COFTPORATION Will Be Scene Of this Squadron cnorates. After eight Dopyrlghtei iuis"" the followlag members Messrs. i that there Is a movement In East the "Food for Germany". Bring all We did not know what caused it years of Air Force service, this William McNulty, John Leary Haven to have the telephones listed book of gold. World around us. We must be the the , cardboard cartons, newspaper, TABOR EVANGELICAL LtJTHERAN In the heavens'. Human hate has And bending )ow hfi showed Ben living representatives of God, lin or- how it was spread. Diagnosis CHURCH no legitimate mandate and ho king Saturday Wedding young non commissioned officer has George Kappeler, Alice Mellllo, under an Ea.st Haven section? wrapping paper and twine you can was difficult until the disease bar decided to make military aviation Barbara Farquharson,- John Tyler, would greatly fucllltote local phono Adam earth. St.d.Iohn tells us that, "He carry. A committee of Fellowship The Rev. Emil G. Swanson, Pastor dom. Love is enthroned. That evil The. names of those who loved the that loveth not. knoweth not God, reached an advanced stage. Thei or matter has neither intelligence Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rossettl of his permanent career, and Is looking and Clarence Schloffle. Card party' calling. girls will make supper for the group 7G Ilopson Avenue 03 Austin Avenue. East Haven, an Lord, and , far God Is love." How else can our doctors eouUl hold o\it little hopi Friday,-November 25— nor power. Is the doctrine of forward to further training and ex Lo, Ben Adam's name, led all tho nelehbors know. God unless we, the at a nominal charge. After all the nounce the forthcoming inarrlage perience In the field of modern air Make Your Reservations Early packing Is done, If there Is time the for the future recovery of the pa 8:00 Adult Confirmation Class absolute Christian Science, and this of their daughter, Agnes, to Mr. rest. followers'and disciples of Christ, meets In vestry. Is the great truth which strips all craft engineering. How hard It Is for us to realize, express Him to the world around group will go bowling. , TOWNE MOTORS SALES INC tient. Jack O'Shea, son of Mr. and Mrs. ^ AT THE Tuesday, Novehlicr 29 Saturday, November 26— disguise from error." John O'Shea of Philadelphia, In St. tho Lord has called us, to express us. We are living examples of what The picture is different today 9:00 Confirmation Class meets East Haven News hi' •s "love . to. those who live and the power of God can do, with hu 2:00 P.M. Regular meeting of Hie MOTOR TUNE UPS Cleare's Church, Momauguin, on ANNE T. DUNN man clay. No man hath seen God, With the discovery of the tuber meets In vestry. Committees Named Saturday, November 20, at 10 Keciiing our ea.' to Ihe groiniKl, at. any. time. If we can so live that tiulosis germ, or tubercle,bacillus, 1st Sunday In Advent, November 27 o'clock Friends of tlie family are Buying and Service Guide people will c&tch a glimpse of RE.UPHOLSTERING AND ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS 0:15 Sunday School Invited to the church. A reception IS GUEST AT TIic Post Office box is 215 East in ]882, the cause of the disease 10:30 Festive Morning Worship For Athletic Aid SUMMIT HOUSE Ilnven. what God Is like, then we have not At Moderate Cost . . . was ideiitifled, and it was estab will follow the ceremony in the lived InCJigJn. And we do not hove CAR RADIO REPAIRS — NEW AND USED CARS Sermon: "The King ot Truth" The following teachers will com Riverside community Hall, sViort FAMI^LY FETE Roland Graves saw hl,s first to n:pply tne measuring rod of the By Expert Craftsmen lislie4 thiit- tubprcrdosis wiis Children's Choir will sing prise a committee to seek .ways of Beach Road: . . fr)*? , pheasant in twoyears of hunting human In judging. There Is one .spread from, per.son to person. Women's Missionary Society and helping the Athletic Association of Miss Amie T. Dunn ot 31 TSlxst Luther Anns will sit together Main Street, Branford was luiest THANKSGIVING DINNER AUGIE'S AUTO REPAfR last Monday—seven of them In who Judges, even God. If our — BUICK - Anollier great gain followed with the Branford High School out of PRAYER OF. THANKSGIVING I WATCHES and DUMONDS fact—but came back empty neighbors :are searching after God Castle Shop Monday, November 28— or honor at a surprise birthday the (iifiebvery of the X-ray and Its present financial dlfflcultles. By Ruth Evis arty held at the home Of her FOR OEMTERAL REPAIBINQ handed. Nurse Betty Chapkowlch, they will see him in us, his living 7:30 Sunday School Teachers will Committee to Study and Recom- cast and all, was hobbling along examples. In Luke Ten, the bril DECORATORS its Uifc- in diagnosing tubereulo- Thanksgiving? yes! We're grate grotner, Mr, John Dunn of Hem- TIRES — BATTERIES SONDERGAARO Designers and Manufacturers ot meet In the vestry. rriiand Ways and Means of Raising ful to God! mlngway Avenue,- East Haven, on Moln Street yesterday with nary liant Lawyer, in the temjile, sought SAV OIL CO. sis4 ' Tuesday, November 29— $1500. for Athletic Fund Deficit and AAA SERVIOE AAA 250 Main Street Branford a complaint. to prove to Christ what a superior Living Room Furniture How fruitful—His Touch, on sea Sunday. and rlRhteou.9 man he was, but • Increased liiedical , knowledge 3:30 Sunday School Christmas Permanent PlAn for Financial Aid and on sod. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John $2.25 Phone 4-5218 430 Main St Tel. 8-9132 All wort done right on our BURNERS — BOILER UNITS of tuberculosis—improved, labor Program rehearsal for ages 7-13. to Athletics by Student Body I McCullough of Brooklyn, N.Y.; Mr. Jesus, with Arm authority, sat him 7:00 Board of Trustees meets. Ask—Ye'l! receive! A promise well down with shame. For the self t premises atory techniques to aid in diag Warren Sampson, Interscolastlc kept! and Mrs. Emanuel Clna also of Wednesday, November 30— Competition, Chairman; Clarence Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fresh. Fruit Cocktail righteous man, loves, Only himself, PHONE 4-1693 FUEL AND KEROSENE • GRADE A nosing tuberculosis and signili- Iâture worked wonders, while Chicken Qiimbo with Okra TR^CKl COACHCS Gus's and has ho love to spare for his 8:00 Luther Anns meet In the Townsend, Principal; Agostino Ros- Ross of Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. 228 MAIN STREET EAST HAVEN ciint adviince.s in oin' knowledge Parsonage. poor humans "slept"! Celery — Rive and Green Olives George A. Sisson SPCIDWAGONS iCHOOL BUSSES neighbors. And so in the Parable 262 MAIN STREET, COR. THOMPSON AVE., EAST HAVEN selll, Band; Ruth Frisohkofn, Music Andrew Dwyer of WestvlllJ, Miss King of the Harvest!' Creator of .••»'•• of tho Good Samaritan. He showed of bow to treat it,—forged more Thursday, December 1— Festival and Elementary Operetta Marlon Dunn of NO-AT Haveii, Mr. INSmiAKOE RED MOTORS, INC. . Main Restaurant him what a. failure he was, and 2:30 Narpes Society meets In the all! and Mrs. C. V. McDe.vmoti; of .Bran Roast Stuffed Younu Tom Turkey weapons with which to fight the and Senior High Assemblies; George Sing of His goodness, to great and FIRE —• BONDS Factory Branch how far he came short of the glory vestry. ford, Mrs. P. H. Dunn of Branford, Chestnut Drcssinv—Ftesh Cranberry Sauce Regulars Dinners diseatie. Mlschler, Class Play; Warner to small! Mrs. George McKnlght and George HUTOMOBILE - CASUALTY Sa/os'Sarv/cs of God. For In falling to love and 7:45 Senior Choir rehearsal Mason, Class Play; Barbara Barker, • •*'•• Ralph H. Hllilnger, Branch Mgr. to serve his fellow men, his love Yet if we are to make the best 8:00 Hope Circle meets at the Glorified Giver, ot all good gifts! McKnlght of East Haven and the Served Daily 75c up Book; Harold Brewer, Junior High ;wi,'ises^ Eileen and Gertrude Dunn , Candied Sweet Fotatoea — Mnshed Potatoes II CbUaey Ave., East HaTen Phona 4-1621 194 Main St. towards God was a sham and an use of these weapons and even- home of Miss Gayle Johnson, 45 Hornet; Hazel Langdale, Class In humble worship, our glad heart hypocrlsoy. While God desires to Hopson Ave., with Mrs. Ernest of East Haven. Boiled Silver Onions-^Mashed Yellow Turnip' SANDWICHES TO TAKE OUT be worshipped In Spirit and in reat-grandmother's first party dress... utally eradicate tubercnlhsis in Assemblies and Guidance; Virginia lifts! Green Pcius — Salad Johnson as hostess. Venture to hear us—our future truth, we .must present gifts to this country, we must enlist the Moessmang, Cheerleaders, Majoret • • * • • J tes; Eunice Medlyn, Guidance and Buddy Kllgerman has returned EAST HAVEN GARAGE S. J. ESPOSITO Gus Schuermarin God, which show the measure of active particijiation of every in cnuRcik OF'CHBIST petitions! Knolish Pluvi uddiny — Pmnvkin^ Mince, Apple Pie our love towards others. God must Lunch Aspect; Helen Eastwoodi Ideals, keep Intact! Guide our am to tho home of his parents, Mr. FUUNDllD 1019 Phono 4-0168 was a dress dividual in the campaign against CONGREGATIONAL and 'Mrs Edward Kllgerman fol , ., Ic,e Cream Jdim BIONDI. FUOF. Servicing nnd Pumping be interpreted through the human Stony Creek Lunch Aspect; Florence Royal, bitions! 333 Main St. East Haven vessel. the disease. Guidance and Social Calendar; lowing observation treatment In NiUs.and IlaiHiiis_ — Cluster Grapes GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Soptlo Tanlca and Cesspools Rev. Ernest George Spinney, Pastor Now we would thank Thee,—we,— After Dinner Mints There are two imiiortant ways 9:45 Sunday School Maple Percival, Class room, teacher; Grace-New Haven Hospital, Friends BODY AND FENDER WORK Fashions have changed ".seeking laymen". will be delighted lo ley.rn that the Tea — Co/fee — Milk • Phone 4-3'>88 in which the individual can ac 11:00 Worship Service Mae Murphy, Class room teacher )S9 Mun at. i-iioo B»t a>Ttii since 18llc spirited local hier- house and had done much Goldwater Accordion Sehoolj I'ox. A man of forly-llve cutcliini: Dining at Its Best 11:00 Morning Serlvce Is perfect toward him." ,4-hBnfs, as an exprcision of damage? Even if they didn't s kid's dlscsHcl watch out for tho "Bymptoms"— SUPPLIES 7:45 Evening Service goodwill, want you to receive "SCHOOL OF CHAMPIONS" little MngB like crlliclslngâ per APs Apizia Restaurant Selections from the Bible Include this lovely basket of gifts If atcal anything, their vandalism So I went to see him, armed with ALFRED F. HOLCOMBE Parties, Banquets 467 Main Street East Haven BUILT LIKE A FINE Prayer aervlce CWed.) 5 p. m. the following: "They which builded you have juit moved to the would still mean a heavy finan offers over 1,000 accordions — son's preference Ir." a ' friendly lOCKPROOFSTITCHINO INSTANT REVERSEI FLOATING PRESSER. 7:45 p.m, . , Joliea uboiit "second childhood" , SUBMARINE SANDWICHES WATCHI Spiral gears ACTIONI Palanled on the wall, and they bare burdens, city, become cnfcafied, arc a cial loss to you, ,, all makes, all sizes, at only $1 per t;lass of temperate ticer or ale. GENERAL INSURANCE Flip) The NEW HOME FOOTI Automatically Hew Mother, have just moved, but forgot them fast when I got provide perfeelly bal '*Floallno-G!b Hook" TRSUTY EPISCOPAL CHURCH with those that laded, every one ITALIAN DISHES revertei, giving you od{usfs to, glide easily, to a new addresi within the Residence and Outside Theft week. We've seen pcrsbnul freedom Accident - Liability - Fire Hunt Suppers anced movement... no eliminate! binding, tan quick, sure control, en- The Rev. J. EdLson Pike, Rector with one of his hands wrought In there. • Hoot loblied tefrlblo and smoothly over heavy cily. or Just ttecOme Sweet Insurance covers this situation vibration, no jerking, wither'away In'other countries, gling, clogging of.lhread. obllng you to parlorm seams, pins, bulky ma ADVENT SDNDAY the work, and with the other hand Sixteen, There** nolhing lo and also gives you an Iroh-clad had quite a'fever; ' m Tel. 4-0204 15 Hemingway Ave, Phono 4-1373 EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT OlMmpreenatad, gean 3 Songs by third lesson .when individual, intolerance was It U ImpQitibU to lock or mony nov/.tUffsrentiavtz- terials. Koep4 needlo 8:00 Holy Communion held a weapon." (Neh. 4:17) buy. No obligation. Phono guarantee'that theft, burglary While we talked, I eome lo think Cor. Short Beach Road • 239 Main SIraol EatI Havon $I.SO per person need no lubrication, can jam the NEW HOME Ing operations speedily, your Welcome Wagon Ilost- allowed to get out ot hand and be free at,all times to speed 9:15 Church School Correlative passages from the and holdup losses will be made or your money back of how Chicken I'px is a lot like not imeor oil on cloth. itilchlng mechonlim. ootlly, accurately. and sImplKy tewing. .eift'whode phone'li Uiled be come a nation-wide epldctnlc. ALL YOU CAN EAT - 10:45 Morning Prayer Christian Science textbook, "Science low and arrange to rcceiv* g(>od. Call us or stop In for V.-i' further details, , - ' other "dlseaaeii"—diseases of tile Sun., 6:15, Church High School and Health with Key to the Scrip ,^ these glftf. For information phone Barney CHAIR CANING YOUE WANT ADV. IN , Some tay tha old Sachem Momau and Young People's Fellowship tures," by Mary Baker Eddy, in character, such as Intolerance, guin pretldei tn iplrlt during \\\t James P. Kavanaugh sclf-rlghteousnesB or just plain IK- SAW FILING Vincent Fed Wed. 10:30-4:00 Trinity Guild clude the foUovrtng (p.454): "The Goldwater "Teacher of Teacheri" Thursday nigh* Hunt Suppori, enco Fri., 3:15, Legion of St. Paul. understanding, even In a degree, of INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE norance.'They're excusable in chlU THIS SPACE gratified Ihat hli destra lo bo ra*. Welcome Wagon Sihton, Knives and Tools ^Sharpened the divine All-power destroys fear, 69 Ivy St. Tel. 8-0063 Branford Goldwafor Accordion Schools dren, hilt when they'come but In membared hai raachad , over 300 AT NASH INC. • FIRST CONGREGATIONAL NEWrORK • MEMPHIS • LOSANGELEf WILL BRINO RESULTS and plants the feet In' the true - tOKONTO ntpreitnttni KEN YORKS Tol. 4-3919 yaars. 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•i,V-:V»Cii.«:'*^ PAGE FOUR Tlianksgiving Day, 1049 THE BRANPORD REVIEW . EAST HAVEN NEWS Thanksgiving Day, 1040 THE BRANFOKD REVIEW'--ÊA IS T HAVEN NEWS VMZtVm campaign to urge employment ot East Vs. West in Cof lege Wear handl capped people. She Is herself ployed In the International SUver Vets' Xmas Gifts a handicapped, person and will MISS ISABEL MEOLI Geraldine Clark' Branford iCjirl MISS IMOGENE BARTON company lli waUlngford. Garden Notes operate the service from her home. SHORT BEACH Are On Display The Baby-Slttlng Service will be Joint Societies carried on as a non-profit, member WAS RECENTLY WED Is Recent Bride Was Married wAs BRIDE SATURDAY Anita Pearson GARDENS Mrs. Maurice Sarasohn an Spomof Pre'Game 1 Clouds are flowers, nounces that Christmas gifts pur ship organization. Parent members Around the sun. chased for veterans at Newlngton are entitled to the service of being TO EAST HAVENER Of New Havener On Saturday OF WILLIAM PROTO Dance Wednesday ST. ELiZABE^rn's R. c. cnvncn Vermont with a party of friends, The summer breeze and Rocky Hill wni be on display informed of available sitters, and at her home, 43 Sidney Street, East sitters are registered and assigned In St. Vincent de Paul's Church On Wednesday,' November 23, a The KCT. Jolin F. O'UonneH For you who arc fascinated by Hums with bees. based upon their availability. The Her fingertip Jength veil was fast Miss Ocraldlne Clark, daughter accounts of life among the early One drop of dew » Haven, this Friday and Sunday. on Saturday, November 12 at 10 ened to a crown, and she carried a Miss Mary Louise MHler, daughter Tlie marriage ot Miss Imogene with draped bertha collars and pre-tootball game dance will b« Dally Mass 7:30 o'clock People who wish to donate gifts and the rates for the sitters' of Mrs. George E. Shlels of 12 Katliorlne Barton, daughter ot Mr. woro halt hats ot matching color. sponsored by the Rainbow QlrlS cast coast Indian Tribes there Is a Holds only me. membership fee Is $1.00 per year, o'clock. Miss Isabel MeoU, daugh prayer book marked with orchids. Sidney Street, East Haven wos ot Mr. ond Mrs. Reginald MUler ot Sunday Masses new and vivid book by a Dartmouth But there Is one may leave them at Mrs. Sarasohn's ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MeoU The matron ot honor wore an Montowese Street wag, married to and Mrs, Clifton W. Barton ot They carled bouquets of bronze and DcMolay boys ot Branford at 8:30 - 10:30 home on these two days. services are varied and determined married on Saturday, Nov. 12th at Hanover Street, Yalesvllle, to Mr. pompoms, Seaside Hall, In Stony Creek. There professor Mr. E. Kelly. It Is called That holds the sun by the Individual people. Ihvolved. ot 164 Hemingway Avenue, East aquamarine talUe gown with a 10 o'clock In the morning In St. Mr. Richard Emerson Butler, son of win be moderri and old fashioned Saturday Conlcsslons 3:00 and 7:30 "The Amazing Journey Of David And clouds and flowers Mrs. Anthony Caruso and Mrs. Haven, became the bride of Mr. matching tiara, and she carried Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Butler ot 40 wmiam Proto, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Mr. James Proto of Branford, Ingraham" and published by Llp- Sarasohn are co-chairman of the The officers ot the association are Mary's Catholic Church In New Ha Pasqualo Proto ot South Montowese dancing with music by Bob Wllsoii And everyone. Veterans' Christmas Gifts Com Harvey N. Ladln, President; Ivlrs. Joseph Caneparl, son of Mr. and pink carnations, and roses. The ven to Mr. Thomas Mahoney son of Stevens Street, East Haven, Satur brother of the bridegroom served as and his hUl-bllly band. DanclnB UNION CHURCH pcncott. The Branford Garden Club will Mrs. M. Caneparl of 451 High St„ flower girl wore a yelow toUle day morning at 10 o'clock In St. Street, Branford, took place Satur best man. Mr. Frank Proto ot Bran KcT. t. Edward Newton, pastor mute of the Harry R. Bartlett, Dora Welner, Vice-President; Miss Mr. Francis M. Mahoney of 75 Howe day, November 18th at 0 o'clock In win be from 8:30 unW 11:30 and Mrs. Qertrudc Hart Day Of New meet at the home of Mrs. Ru American Legion Post 89 Auxiliary. Josephine Leonard, Secretary; and East HaVfen. The Rev. Joseph Buck gown, a matching tiara, and carried Street. The Rev Fr. Timothy Mary's Church, Brahtord. The ford, another brother and Mr. the public Is Invited to attend, Kenneth S. Jones, Asst. Pasort Haven charmed a gathering-, of dolph P. Bailey on Friday, De ley performed the ceremony In a double ring ceremony vifas perform Tlie Holy Angels Church, South Olltton A. Barton, brother of. the Tickets may bo purchased from 9:46 Church School Mrs. Anne Schuyler, Treasurer. a colonial bouquet. Qulnlan officiated," , Merlden. Tlie Rev. Father McCrann, about fifty mothers and teachers cember 2, at 2:30 P.M. As this Is setting of chrysanthemums, carna Following the ceremony, a wed Given In marriage by her step ed by the Rev. WUll^ni'Wlhbey be brldo, were ushers. any Rainbow or DeMolay member. 11:00 Worship Service when she spoke on Monday evening, the Christmas meeting, members Interested people' are Invited to tions, and palms. Miss AdeUne Cas- fore an altar decorated with Fall pastor, perfonned the double ring Following the ceremony, a recep Bo sure to plan to Include this as are reminded to bring corsages for FROM OUR MAIL BAG call Mrs.'Schuyler at 9-2638, and ding breakfast was held In the father, Mr. Shlels, the bride was ceremony. Tlio altar was decorated to the Parent—Teacher Association trlcone, cousin ot the bride, was Lighthouse inn, where the mothers attended by Miss Dorothy Mahoney flowers. Miss Betty Lasko, soloist In tion was held at the Soutli Merlden part ot your holiday festivities, Mrs. William Taggard was one of at the school. the Newlngton Home for Crippled applications for membership will be soloist in the presentation ot 'Ave ot the couple assisted In receiving a program of nuptl&l music, sang In white and ycnow" chrysanthe House. Assisting, In the receiving since a good time Is promised for the members of the "Even Dozen" The question period which fol Children. Mrs. Robert R. Wyant sent upon request. Maria," and "Because." the bridegroom's sister, as maid of "Ave Maria" and "On Tlvis Day, Oh mums. • nil. win olvc a Christmas readlng- Dear Sir: Baby Sitting Service guests. honor, and by two bridesmaids, Miss line, was Mrs. Clifton W. Barton, Club who went to New York on lowed brought out the fact that The support you gave the 30th Given In marriage by her father, When the couple left on a motor Ann Opallnskl and Miss Theresa Beautiful Mother." • • ; Tlio bride, who was given In mother X)f Uic bride, who woro a ^% Monday to attend the Arthur Qod-^ Mrs. Day Is prepared to go Into any "Christmas In the Ruegles KItch of New Haven street length dress ot tile blue wool en." A social hour will follow. annual Community Chest drive In Mrs Anne Schuyler, the bride was attended by Mrs. trip to Washington, D. C„ the bride McAUen. Mr, Francis Mahaney Jr. Tlie bride, whoso' brother, Mrs. marriage by her father, woro a • frey broadcast, This Is a very In Interested community and furnish the News Is sincerely appreciated Adelaide Lecza as matron of honor. wore a toast colored suit with tan was his brother's best. man, and Lawrence Miller, gave her in Mar yhlte slipper satin gowrt with Peter crepe with burgandy accessories ond teresting club. When they meet trained personel to start a nursery Halloween and Election Day are Manager a corsage of white roses. Mrs. Proto, CUT their "refreshments" turn out to by all public-spirited citizens. Our Miss Marjorle Meoll, sister of the and brown accessories and a gar ushers were Mr, George Smith and riage, wore a gown of White slipper Pan collar. Tlie gown had a fitted school project similar to the Jive pa.-it; Christmas though gaining on gratitude knows no bounds. bride, served as flower girl. denia corsage. After November 22, Mr. Lawrence Dorsl. satin fashioned with, a standing bodice with a bouffant skirt ending the bridegroom's mother woro a THIS AD OUT be, practically full course dinners she has established In sections of \is day by day, Is still more than'six If the many beneficiaries of Red collar descending Into'a plunging Street length black print ensemble and none of them Is overweight! New Haven. .. , , weeks away. In the meantime, BRANFORD PAIR ' Mr. N. Caneparl, brother of the the couple will reside In 57 Hem There was a reception In the In a court length train. She carilea with tt corsage of white pompoms. Feather services had the oppor bridegroom, was the best man. ingway Avenue, East Haven. Castle, Mrs. Shlels and the bride neckline. Princess Elizabeth sleeves a bouquet ot flcur de. Us. IT WILL ENTITLE YOU TO Mr, and Mrs, James Melghan left A letter was read from the school there Is Thanksgiving. Perhops tunity the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, pointed at the wrists, a folded on Wednesday for Philadelphia .to faculty thanking the group for It's you have not thought much about A candlelight satin gown embel The bridegroom Is a veteran ot groom's sister, Mrs. Eamon Grant, Miss Anna Barton,ot Yalesvllle, Tlie couple left on a motor trip the children and old folks, the sick, ARE GRADUATED lished with lace, and designed with three years' service overseas in the assisted In receiving. bodice falling Into folds In the back, sister of the bride, was mind of to Now York and Washington, D, C. bo present at the funeral of Mrs, aid In rolslng $37.00 at a food sale it yet. But It Is time to be making and all the others too—I'm sure a long train, was worn by the bride. and a chapel train. Her fingertip Mrs. Proto woro a forest green suit, FREE Mclghan's grandmother. for the benefit of the School Ekiulp- plans for the day, and to be think Tlie following students received U. S. Army. Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney left on a honor, she wore an emerald green ment Fund. ing about menus. The welcome they'd all say with me, "Thank you. motor trip through the South with length veil ot silk Illusion tell from satin gown styled similar to the bolgo top coat and brown accessories HAND COLORING Mr. and - Mrs. Donald Charlotte Thank you very much." diplomas at the eighty-fifth a visit In Washington, D. C. Their a satin Juliet cap trimmed with seed wedding gown. She woro n half hat and a corsage of yellow roses as her ave a dinner party to celebrate the The president, Mrs. Alexander word from the Department ot Ag- Very sincerely yours, graduation exercises of Stone pearls. She carried a white slipper of any portrait made by gIrthday of Mrs. Irving Charlotte. Murphy, urged cveryyonc to attend rlc\ilturc Is that Thanksgiving din JENNIE MARIE HUHLA future home, after tomorrow, will of the same material trimmed with going away outfit. CHICAGO-^Whai dotj ilic collect man wear to dam? l"h«t qucsnon, Charles J. Duoey College Friday evening, November be In 75 Howe Street. satin muff with orchid and stream an ostrich feather and carried a Upon their return the nowlywods Miss Joan Armstrong Is homo the P.T.A. meeting at the High uked by Manhall Field li Compony'l Store (or Men in • baclc-to-«hool ners will probably be cheaper this President 18, In the Calvary Baptist Church, The from Boston University for the School on Wednesday evening, year than last. In 1948, as either Out of town guests at the wed ers of white carnations and white bouquet ot bronze pompoms. Mrs win make their homo In YalesylUo, November 30th, Dr. Jorgonson, lutvey of 32 collcsct and unixeriitits. revealed a drastic difference of fathion your pocketbook or your storpaoh New- Haven, Connecticut: FeUce WAS RECENT BRIDE AT ding Included: Mr. and Mrs. John pompons. Wallace Kreber and Miss Marlon Out-of-town gutsls were Ironi Earl Colter Studio holiday WGok-ond. opinion. On the left, in loafers, ilacki and a sports shirt, is the t>-pically To; East Haven News Pacelll, West Main Street, Senior Charnys, both of Yalesvllle wore In the hospital at present arc president of the University of Con casual Western man. His Eastern friend, however, is dressier by far in his may remember, the crop of tur November 16, 1949 Accounting; Alice Richardson, 4 Clinton of Pfovldence, R. I.; Miss Mrs, Anthony Sokolosky of Bran Rhode Island, Waterbuiy, Bran JIt MAIN STREET, 6RANF0RD necticut win be the speaker. knit tie, white shirt, jacket, slacks and white shoes. EtRhri' per cent of the keys was unusually smair As a re Hazel Thompson of Waterbury; ford, as matron ot honor, was at bridesmaids. They both wore gold ford,, Walllngtord, and Medldot>. PHONE 8-3SM Mrs, E. Orlnnell and Mr. W. Clark. Your readers may be Interested Hopson Avenue, Secretarial. tired In a gown of Australian blue satin gowns with marquisette yokes . Mr. Eric Swanson has returned It was strange to sec Branford Ivy Lcngucrs ^'car shirts and tics to class, while 90 per cent of Western hoys sult, you eltljer paid a protjortlon- to know of the recent formation William J. Clancy, of New Haven, ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH Mrs. O. M. Lake and son. Gay, ot Both Mr. and Mrs. Proto are em from a weeks hunting trip In friends at the meeting until you svear sports shins, according to Field's survey, which'was made for use in alely lUgh price or settled for a ot a new community-wide organiza Tuscaloosa, Ala.; and Mrs, Ellen slipper satin \\\ Identical style to the correctly outfitting cotleKians in its Quadrangle shop. small bird. This year the supply Is a former resident ot Branford, gave The wedding of Miss Jennie Marie Wlllbanks of Kansas City; Mo. one worn by the bride; Her head nearly 30 per cent larger. This In tion known as the Baby-Slttlng the principal address. Huhla, daughter of the late Mr. and matching picture hat and carried piece was fashioned of white down Itself Is occasion for thanksgiving. Service of New Haven. This or white chrysanthemums centered feathers and she carried an Au ganization Is the answer to many Mrs. Kazlmler Huhla of North Bran S/ierbert, Truit Cup or Information For Vets Turkeys are practically synony ford, to Mr. Arthur Otfredl, son of with an orchid. There were two stralian blue sllppet satin muff, mous with Thanksgiving, but they young parents In the area who need SAVES TIME ^ Mr. Joseph Otfredl of Nut Plains, bridesmaids, Miss Wanda Huhla, on- Branford Girl trimmed with white carnations and Cream of Mushroom Soup tiMli Croutons are never eaten alone. The fixings baby-sitters'frequently, and It .will other sister of the bride, and Miss streamers of baby carnotlons. The QUESTIONS AND AXSAVKRS be a clearing house for all people Guilford, and the late Mrs. Otfredl, Louise Garglulo ot East Haven. They Cleeru and Olives Cider too, are expected to be generally PCRSONAlllID took place on Saturday morning Weds Thursday brldemalds. Miss Shirley Dykun, Q—I am a. World War II veteran lower-priced this year. The cran who want to work as baby-sitters, wore Nile green satin gowns and cousin of the bride, and Miss Ruth MAKE Roast Young Tom Turkey with dressing '\ and Intend to BO Into business for November 12th at 9 In St. Augus berry crop bigger than 1948. There Mrs, Anne Schuyler, of West tine's Church. North Branford. The matching picture hats and carried Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Panaronl ot Crawford, both of Branford, wore Baked Hubl)ard Squash '. my.self. How much of a business Is an ample supply of vegetables Haven, has been designated as white chrysanthemums centered Identical gowns ot sea-foam green loan will VA guarantee? ' manager of the service. It Is In Rev. John J. McCarthy ottlclatod In 36 Sliver Street, Branford, announce slipper satin. Tlielr hats were fash Maslied or Candied Sweet Potatoes at prices that compare with those AT SECOND NATIONAL a setting of white chrysanthemums. with orchids. the coming marriage of their A—Veterans Administration •will a year ago. The mince meat Ingred teresting to note that her selection Mr. Aldo Otfredl, brother ot the ioned of down feathers and they Boiled Onions Dinner Salad guarantee 50 percent ot a loan up ients are cheaper, so the tradition vres the direct result of the October BANK Nuptial music Included "Pains daughter, Theresa Ann, to Robert carried matching muffs trimmed AngeUcus," "Ave Maria," and "On bride groom, was the best man A Vcrnl, son of Mr. and/ Mrs. to a maximum of $4,000 If the loan al afterpiece will offer no particu Ushers were Mr. Peter Panaronl of with white pompons. "EM Choice of Hot Mince, Pumpkin or Apple Pie with Cheese, Gaetano Vernl of 143 Division Is for the purchase of business real lar problem to harassed house pomegranates from the, South and Pay bills by Personalized This Pay, O Beautiful Mother." or Plum Pudding and Hard'Sauce wives. bright orange Japanese persim The bride was given In marriage Branford and Mr. Albert Otfredl ot Street, Aneonla, on Thursday Mr. Anthony Sokolosky served as The Family Medicine Cahlnct property, or up to $2,000 If Is for a aullford. rnornlng, November 24 at 9 o'clock Salted Nuts After dinner mints The household medicine chest, non-real estate business loan. mons, as oolortul as any collection Check Plan. Keeps your by her godfather, A}r. William Pe- best man. Ushers were Mr. James \il 4 noatly stocked with helpful but We should do well to remember of flowers. Vegetables may be used korz. She wore a candlelight slip Black Swan Inn, GuUford, was In St. Mary's Church, tirantord. E. Cosgrove Jr., brother-in-law of Q—Win VA guarantee a business that there should bo more to the for decorative effect. Orange car accounts straight, saves the scene of a dinner and recep Miss Norma BrecclaroU of Bran the bridegroom, and Mr, Ralph SPECIAL MENU FOR CHILDREN harmless first aid equipment, could loan for me on type ot business Thanksgiving holiday than just per satin gown, made off-should anil ahould be one of the most Im rots, purple and siiowy white tur time and furnishes re er style, with a seed pearl neckline, tion which followed. The couple ford win serve as maid of honor, Haley of North Branford. MEAN A—Veterans Administration -will overeating ,and suffering for It. nips, yellow and white squash, then left on a tour through the New Bridesmaids are to bo Miss Florence portant plecei of equipment In the guarantee your loan, if the lender That Is, of course, the one holi bright red and green peppers and ceipt. Low cost, 10c a a fitted bodice, a full skirt, long Following the ceremony a wed SERVED FROM 11:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. home. . train, and bustle back. Her long England States and to Canada. For GhlroU and Miss Mary Palala of ding -breakfast was served for the makes the loan, and It Is to be used day In the calendar that stems ruby beets make a galaxy of col check. No charge for de sleeves were pointed at the wrist. going liway the bride wore a gray Branford. bridal party In the home of the Jammed as It Is. In many, an for any legitimate business purpose. from New England's own history. or fhat belles their humble origin. suit, green hat and orchid corsage Gaetano Vernl Jr., ot Ansonla will bride, followed by a dinner In the Adults $1.95 Children $1.35 Amerlcon bathroom, with rijsted Q—I am paying my NSLI pre We In this region should be par Gourds are fascinating with their posits. You receive fre^ A French IHuslon fingertip length ticularly oware of Its full signifi many different forms, sizes and veil fell from a crown of seed pearls Their future home will be .In Gull- be his brother's best man, and Oasis. Thei mothers of the couple razor blades, aRcd medicine bottles, miums by deduction from compen- a wallet-type check book and rhlnestones. She carried white ford. George Cornachlnl and Raymond assisted In recclvlng'guests at a re IT! cance. Bountiful crops in the peri colors, and a bowl of them makes various cosmetics and oven unpro .satlon. What win happen to my In an attractive center piece. In No roses and gardenias centered wl>h Santlnl of Derby wHl serve as ception In the Branford Italian Reservations Now Being Made tected Insect poisons. It can be a surance If my copipensatlon should lous days of three and a quarter with your name stamped ushers. Am^tlcan Club. The mother of the menace. centuries ago meant the difference vember, the garden should offer orchids, and with streamers of be discontinued between life and death. Today berried materifil In abundance to in gold and your name stephanotls. . Miss Truskowski bride worp a deep red. crepe dress Telephone Branford 8-0878 Cleaning out the family medicine A—^The'Insurance will laps unless bumper crops are a less vital mat gather and arrange artistically on Miss Adele Huhla, her sister, was with chestnut suede occessorles and cabinet should not be left until the premiums-are paid within 31 days ter. the Thanksgiving table. Waxy- printed on each check. the maid ot honor. She wore a Will Be Married Couple Surprised a corsjige ot bronze pompons. Mrs. time when It Is stuffed to capacity. from the/due date. white snowberry (Symphorlcarpua Come in and start your British rose satin gown, and a Butler wore a wine crepe dress, when It Is a good rule "weed out" the use Q—What'Jls the new ruling by the • I Hartford Courant recemosus), the red barberry, To W. Johnson, Jr. At Party Honoring black accessories, and corsage ot less Or.harmful articles about once VA concerning eligibility certifi A table decoration In the spirit bright orange and red flrstthron account today. mixed pompons. THANKSGIVING DINNER cates? • of' the day Is as necessary to the (Pyracantha), the bittersweet like CORSAGES — CUT FLOWERS Mrs. Joseph Steglna announces Silver Anniversary r every t\vo or three months, and at enjoyment of the Thanksgiving the engagement of her sister, When the couple left on a wed the same time check on the stock A—After November 1, a veteran dinner as the turkey. And what fruits of . the various enonymous, FUNERAL DESIGNS ding trip to New York and Wash they say AT desiring GI Bill education or train and black privet berries are but a Pauline Truskowski, 41 Bradley A 25th anniversary surprise party of necessary first "aid supphes to be would be niore suitable than the few. Rose Brook Greenhouse Street, daughter of the late Mr. and was given recently In. honor of Mr. ington, D. C, the bride wore a PIII prepared for emergencies. ing must show In his appUcatlpn for fruits of the harvest season, es THE grey, and dubonnet striped suit, a a certificate-'of eligibility the course "Flovtrs—Tht GUI Ideal" Mrs. Alexander Truskowski, to and Mrs. Oscar Johnson ot 226 It ahould be unnecessary to warn pecially If they are-gathered from Many of the roses, as the climb William Johnson Jr., son of Mr. Russo Avenue, East Haven, In the dubonnet coat and accessories, o that every bottle, ]ar or box In the he elects-tO'pursue, and the Instltu- our own fields and gardens? These er American Pillar and the rugosa SEnoNii NATIONAL BANK Telipliones 6-1211—8-0512 fur scarf, and a corsage of orchids, ''hot'' tloit where he wishes to pursue the may be fruits, apples, pears, grapes, 111- Ni;\V lUVEN WUllom Johnson ST., of Queach home ot Mrs. Jacob Llnd ot Dodge HOWARDJoiinfon) medicine cabinet should be coiefuUy roses have brlllant red fruits or 65 Harrison Ave., Branford Road, Branford. Avenue, East Haven. Mr. and Mrs Anthony Sokolosky labeled Yet there are accidents course. Th6» reason for this Is to hips. Also branches of the rock l;ir, i;i(m-(-Ii HI.. (Ni-xt lu ll,,, I'osI Office) entertained the wedding party at a In service, a 207 per cent Increase Among the guests were Mr; and cocktail parly foUowtoSt the .y/ed- every week caused by people drink comply wltWthe law barring avooa- coloneaster CCotoneaster horizon- -Mi'iiilii-r Fi-ilt-rul l)u|ioslt Iiianrniice Corp. Mrs. Carl Johnson,' Mr.-and. Mrs. ing from or uslns toxlo preparations tlonal ot roereatlonal training, and over 1944. Diesels are rapidly re tales) are helpful In making a low dlng rehearsal on Friday evening. Every hot water faucet in. your home will respond to yoiir need for piping barring training In schools In ex placing the 31,902 steam locomo arrangement most appropriate on •^ -^\L'lIlllt'^ Peilepfll lleservo System f Robert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs: Philip taken from unlabeled or wrongly tives In use on U. S. railroads. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John John hot water when you have ^n Automatic Electric Water Hooter. Whether labeled containers. Istence.for less than one year a dinner table. FOR A WELL FITTED son, Mr. and Mrs. Leon, Johnson, Dangerous poisons, labeled or not; Veterans ond their dependents Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Jphiiôn, Mr. DONALD SISSON you need a cupful or a tubful you simply turn the "hot" faucet and there should never be placed In the who desire Information concerning and Mrs. Wilbur John'spli;* Mr. and ALL AAAKES... medicine cabinet. They should be their benefits and entitlements are WARDROBE ? Mrs. Edmund Johnson, Mt.'and Mrs. IS EDITOR OF it is—any minute of the day and nightl There's always enough for baths,: STANDARD AND PORTABLE kept far out of reach of children, Invited to send Inquiries to this Joseph Poskus, Mrs. Jacob'Llnd, the or ot adults who might hurriedly be newspaper. 'Their questions and the Messrs. Carl Johhson Jr.,>;Barl Llnd, COLLEGE PAPER always enough for dishes, alv^ys enough for washday-âlwayi enough looking for d ; pain remedy and answers will be published In this John, David, Richard ahd Robert for everything! Typewriters - Adding Machines Insead use something that might column. Johnson, and the Misses i'Judlth, Tlie following students of tho cause serious Illness or even death. iS^;>/jt;&jf-^j»i^J::-m.>f^ Lucille's Carol, and Barbara Jeaii-,Johnson. New Haven State Teaqhers College Check Writers Medicines prescribed by the have been chosen tof "work on the doctor for a certain Illness at a cer Ted .Shumway Miss Merllynue Kemp, daughter Laurel Leaf, the ^coHege newspaper. WE SELL - RENT - REPAIR tain time should not be "hoarded' of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kemp ot Executive Board: Harold Rehn- In the medicine cabinet for future DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS 112 West Main Street Braniord, will berg ot WaUlngford, Editor; An- PHONE 7-2738 — EASY TERMS use. Most prescriptions lose their Wins Honor In return to her parents home from nemarle Mushlnsky of Walllngtord, Here's The Answer To usefulness with age and are likely Associate Editor; Michael Nlcefaro \\\/t/ HOSIERY LINGERIE Skldmore College In Saratoga Reliance Typewriter Co., Inc. to be harmful rather than useful FISH ISA Springs, N. Y. tor the Tlianksglvlng of Now Haven, Business Manager; if retained tor future remedy, Y": Campaign vacation. Donald Slsson ot Branford, Sports Among first aid supplies that Telephone 4-5551 Editor, All Of Your > Established 1916 Clarence B. Guy, Pres. a BRAIN FOOD? should be kept freshly stocked are East Haven carried off top News Board: Jonne Robblns, 109 CROWN STREET NEW HAVEN sterile cotton, sterile gauze band honors last week as woi'kers In the 179 Main Sfreet East Haven James Kelly, Julia Vellaco, Qrace age, adhesive tape and antlseplos to New Haven-y.M.CA. campaign for Santagata, Lois MacFarland, Char prevent Infection In minor cuts and 1000 new members made thelt lotte Schyon. Anne Martin, all of Hot Walter Problems brulseii. A good antiseptic Is mild second campaign report. New Haven Barbara Uncas, Carolyn tincture of iodine. Theodore Shumway, 88 Grannls Dorsy ot Walllngtord; John Gunth- IN BRANFORD IT'S Most families prefer to keep on Street, wont Individual honors and er, Marie Falbo ot West Haven; Leo Install an Automatic Electric Water Heatiar now hand a mild laxative and a "head captained the leading team, as the NcNamara of Fairfield; Betty ache reliever" like aspirin. While drive recorded 874 new members, Casper of Stratford; Robert O'Brien and usher out all the hot water troubles in your these remedies are not dangerous 4.8% of the-goal. ot East Haven; Barbara Orllnsky homo! Your whole family will enjoy the conven PALMER-PLANT under ordlnaryclrcumstonces, when Shumways turned In 50 members of Stamford; Constance Captan of taken Infrequently and In small to win a pair of tickets to the Yale- MALLEY'S Seymour; Elsie Derbyshire of An ience of plenty of hot water and you will wel ampunts, they are best used under Harvard game. His team, one of 70 sonla; James Walsh of Derby. for INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE the doctor's prescription and advice In the campaign, chalked up a total Business Board: Florence Tom- come the economy of this modern appliance. because there are times when they ot 52. ;; aslnl. Assistant Manager; Irene can become harmful or hablt-form- At least 1000 East Haven men and Karajanls, Ann Malafronte, Lynn Ing. boys are being Invited tq make use Harris, Loralne Hermanns, Barbara RAY PLANT, Jr. - Insuror - Realtor •When materials In the medicine ot the gym,!jrecreatlon, picnic, and Growley, all of New Haven; Carole 260 Main St. Tel. 8-1729 Branford, Conn. chest are kept in an orderly and club faclUtles.'of the Y, In the three- Kenney of West Haven; Barbara easily accessible fashion, time Is week campaign which ends Decem Carroll, Jean Robstock of Brlge- Dependable-Economical saved In emergencies and neatness ber 1. port. and cleanliness can be maintained Photographers: Dick' Adams of In a part of tlie household where Mr. and Mrs James J. Cana of Hamden; John Chaltos of New Ha- No more waiting! No more fuel worries! No ven. they are of special Importance. 225 Short Beach Road, East Ha more fussing with inefficient troublesome equip- ven have announced the engage WATCHES The LaOrel Leaf Is under the ment of theU: daughter, Mathilda supervision ot Mrs. Reba Wllcoxon mentL Nothing but downright hot'water satisfac Our compute isrvlco Includei—Rviipholitorlng Virginia Canna to Mr. Thomas M. WATER WILL of the English Department. and repairing box springs and mattreitvt — FOR CHRISTMAS tion comes with the installation of an Automatic Modern and antique furntfure reflntiMng—and Deaths This Week Frisco, son of Mr. and Mi's. Thomas illp covert—all at moderate cott—and all en- M. Frisco of 182 Hemmlngway MAKE YOU FAT? MASTER EVIS Electric Water Heater. No other' methodlC<»n pert workmanship. In East Haven Avenue. Let.US re-do your furniture with ENJOYS PARTY match it for dependabloness and economy. ; Airfoam that new luxury air Diesel engines' are rapidly re WITH FRIENDS cushioning The funeral of Gustavo Harder, placing steam locomotives on -Am husband of Elizabeth Harder, will erican raUroads, In March, 1949, Edward Evls, Jr., celebrated his Elm City Upholstering Shop bo hold tomorrow at 2:30 P, M. at there were 6,694 Diesel locomotives tenth birthday on Friday, Novem Boeoher & Bennett's Funeral Parlor. Guilford; on* sister, Miss ber 18 with a supper party at his 234 WHALLEY AVENUE PHONE 8-3410 Eilabllthid I9ia The Rev. Warren E. Traub of St. Lizzie parent's home In Short Beach. A Pormaglass Aulomatic Paul's Episcopal Church wlU offi Harder of New Haven. ITS A FACT. LOWEST WONS Those attending Were: Richard ciate. Interment will be In Ever DISTANCE RATES ARE IN Ames, John Beach, Gordon Bentley, Eloclric Water Hoalor as green Cemetery. Patrick Harden, Jr., Elmer Barden, sures you abundant hot EFFECT AFTER GRM.AND Peter Batrow, Charles Collins, water, all Iho time—plenty Mr. Harder, who was 81 years of Thomas Comer, Cralb Fritz, Prank age died suddenly Saturday after KADIO ANYTIME ON SUNDAYS Hall, Ronald Inzero, Russell Judd, for even Ihe newest aufo- noon at his home on State Street, Lst our watch (x. Richard Judd, Robert McGowan, matic laundry and dish ONLY DOWM Guilford a victim of heart attack, perts help you lelect that Dana Murphy, Duncan Murphy, washer. 10 having been stricken while he was fl, Fiction. But fish Is good for you — and so Is a Laurie Michael, Robert Matson, BULLARD'S listening to a radio broadcast of 710 ChrUlmoj gift walch. Our'exper INSTALLS ONE IN YOUR HOME NOW long distance telephone coll. Talking with those ience It yourt lor Ihe otklna. De ' Roger Polrler, William Rogers, Most important of all, it the Yale-Harvard football contest TELEVISION the genial, jolly old Stephen Robinson, Peter Schultz assures you clean hot water Mr. Harder, was a former resident ("dearest to you" by telephone Is almost like having «- SANTA CLAUS, ferred paymenltnlorly arcbnged. and Arthur Wolf, ij. 24 MONTHS TO PAY BALANCE of Momauguln, having made his r5*f 7 ... No tank rust ... no rfhem in your own home. Glance at the low long man witK the snowy white whiskers is at Malley's. Mc«« Jiiclucl. ftdtrol Tox corrosion dirt. See it to'dayl Open Thursday Till 9 P.M. residence there for 35 years. He was •distance-rates listed on the Inside back cover of your Miss Nancy Hartgen's Collie o member of the Bradford Manor $129.95 .p Puppy, "Blaze", won first place In Hose Cmpany, being one of Its first (talephono book. You'llbe surprised how low they His sleigh-full of toys has arrived fronrj the cold Towne Jewelers puppy class at the Farmlngton members. He had been employed at 'really are. 301 Main St., Eiit Heviir Valley Kennel Club Show recently. See Your Master Plumber, Electrical Dealer or Our Representative CLOSED MONDAY Winchester's for 27 years and was John B. Batchelder land of way-up-yonder so bring the children in to Blaze's mother "Jni". also owned retired In 1045. Before he-went to In Nath Appliance BIdg. by Miss Hartgen, has won several Winchester's he was a barber and marvel at Toyland. Toys -for girls, toys for boys, in blue ribbons. operated his own shop In Center Sales and Service •2, Fiction. Water can odd to yotir weight but will Tel. 4-J539 Open Other Days 9:30 to 5:45 Street. ,^npt produce fat in the strict sense of the word. a huge shop chock-full of Christmas cheer. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ardollno THE CONNECTICUT^jiiGHT & POWER CO. Besides his wife, he Is survived by SHORT BEAOH ^v AUTH0«I2ID AGENCY have chosen an unusual name tor one doughter, Mrs. Edwin Quick qf Telephone Branford 8-3469 their two month old Infant, daugh Malley'f Toyland, &Afftm«nl ,:•;• u:'v„ ELM STREET AT ORANGE realized tliat their youngsters, are THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND COMPANY ter. It Is Danlca. Mr.-Ardollno Is the A Bmimtii-MMUtgii, Tait-P*yiiig Comptmj transported over here to attend iVoik Guatanletd 90 Dayt TELEPHONE ' ^. tvaiTeuit. proprietor of the Log Cabin Drive Klntergarten. "^ In on the Boston Post Boad.

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Thanksgiving. Day, 19^9 TliaiiksR-iving Day, 1040 PAGE SIX THE BBANFORD REVIEW • EAST HAVEM NEWS THE SSAHFORD SEVIEW V EAST HAVEN NEWS PAGE SEVEM S 9 Branford Pair EASTIE CAPTAIN »ca3»«tgaa«wii'aiiiji*i'aB,'imvns sciLiatlonal In Petela one ot the nicest compli Chandler is also a candidate tor Connell, who until a recent Injury irormed with the nonchalant ease which marks.the truo;athlete." .so during the war with the result;he was chiefly.used as the place Basketball Slate his demonstration nt passing and ments ever recored on sports was one. ot the. BHB squad, Will ' It was natural then that he would be widely sought after aa an the school's basketball ttMni. tliat completely new outfits are • '• • • • shootlnt;. He fnivo much food tor pages over last weekend whon Ed glcklng specialist ot the Denny Dec. 0 assist,, din-lnt; tho broadcast by athlete by colleges thi'oughout the country. :, needed. In the case ot a local Myers coached eleven. Woodrow Wilson away liiouchl In the assembled coaches, Costollo of the Boston Herald spotting tor Brantord's team, while school, the lieiding of a pigskin Dec. 9 Fairfield Prep. away lie stressed split vision pns.slnfr and chronicled, ^' With other friends and more he made at prep school, the lad Had RAMS" OPPOSE" The Junior will play his last game George Wa.isornmn, nn East HftvOn eleven cost five hundred dollars this season against Holy Cro.ss at Dec. 13 Guilford away later shewed the skill wli^ch has When "needled" that Ed Junior class .member who handles ,tlVo world for his oyster. He attended four dlllorent'schools and played before the players started a calls- Dec. 10 Bullnrd Haven away mnilc Iilm the greatest foul sSiootcr Petola ot tho Eagles Is maTclhg First row, loft to right—R. Cahoon, R. Morriil, A. Vitalo, H. Henry, A. Mautte, G. Shultz, F. D'Amico, O. Orifice, L. Paolillo, D.. CarefenoCarefen , E. Vereilfo, J. Me- Braves Field on Saturday. publicity tor the East Haven squad, -athletics at all of them. CROW HILLS IN tlienlc. That money was paid for Dec. iO Woodrow Wilson Home In (he world. IIo punotimlc •••n'pio or loo 1 December 1, American Intfrna- 18, Maine at Orono; 21, Boston U.; being sidelined for most of the sea not as spectacular nor as hot head EARL COLTER houses. . : j .,,,,^ .. quartet. CO. tlonai. 3, Sprnlgfieid; 7, Tufts; 10, 25, Rhode Island. son by scholastic deficiencies. ed. Is a real guiding genius and "THE PHOTQiSRAPHER IN And the meets themselves were like great tamlly| picnics.. Groups Coleman's return elves Coach But If injuries have hurt Bran deserves much credit for the Inc. Brown at Providence; 14, Yale at March 4, M.I.T. from qll levels of society.would gatherât Branford Pcilnt to marvel at Sampson, formerly of Springfield ford, East Haven as rolled far and success of the eleven. Aa V/o»t 48'lh St. YOUR TOWN" College, a change to gain a power long since It first opened play Now York 19. H. If. the proficiency ot Branford s water sprites.' j against the Alumni ten'weeks ago. Orlando Orfice has been equally 216 Main Street, Branford ful, starting guard by Inserting as impressive in the center berth. "Though that event was the most spectacular, there was an annual former end. Jim Manley, a fresh In that game, Lou Paolillo, a four Phone 8-3511 year veteran, was lost to the. team It Jias been his snap backs which field day In which tests ot speed and endurance and skrength were de man, into a weak protective slot. have kept East Haven's record of ,'Only two ot a platoon ot eight through a kidney injury. Although vised tor the town's youth. The races were not run, on hinder paths nor ho.returned to play about a month tew tumbles on the credit side. His Capitol Theatre were'the jumiiers propelled into the air with the best cilt bamboo Vault injured players are expected to aid play on the morrow will be worth the Branford cause and their cases later, his efficiency was: impaired watching. • ' < ing sticks; measuring devises were haphazard and'the tjudges Inexperi are doubtful. Bob Mason, wlio re until four weeks ago. Otlier men, Zai MAIN ST., EAST HAVEN particularly backs, have been Others to consider are substitute îf-/âit^7/lil&\,VxrccSot, GAINES DOG RESEARCH CENTER enced but there was a winner In all events for all ageSj and, Incldently, cently played guard until a sudden quarter, Carmine Pellegrlno, Henry, enough fuel tor another' winter's session around the ;tiot stove league shift which discovered lilni to be burdened with lesser but painful hurts. Schultz, a brilliant punter Smith,- Rosseller, Merrill 'and In 'the d'railghty olllce ot the Community director. j a fine back, will bo dressed for Russell. • Sun., Mon., 'lues., Nov. 27-28-29 , possible action and Curt Hutchin and Carl Redman, the starting fullback and a plunger of record, East Haven seniors .who will, be He met and married Pi'IsclUa Stieler, a strlklng'blt o\: brunette beau son a substitute back, will also don playing for the last time' under THE FIRST ANIMAL ty who was the counterpart of the laconical Harry. Together th^y.had togs. «. were . nildsea.ran casualties,/ Del Sword In The high school colors are Ed Verclllo, MOVIE EVER MADE two daughters, the eldest now In senior high school iand the second The handicaps of the Branford Mautte, a scat back, has ' been Frank D'Amico, Al 'Vltalfe, Lou — FOR — attack win be seen in the loss of slowed'at times but never quite lost Paolillo and Merrill. Desert WAS TITLEP THANKSGIVING! about twelve. i Frank Dendas, Lou Locarno, Blake to the'Crlsatimen. It was Just before the start of the war that the bp:o,ibshell dropped. But through it all Ron Rossettl, Branford seniors are: Atkinson, 'WANTEPA POO* Lehr, Bob Polastrl- and young Mac Coleman, W. Gordon, Richard -ALSO- Harry Brazeau was going to leave Branford. McLean. a handsome T formation quarter Murphy, Polastrl, Washington ' and AND HAD SIXTY All iho btesjingi, e roceivfld, MEN 4. BOYS Particularly will the team miss back and a sophomore, has held IN THE CAST what succott, ) havo flchiavod, for Opportunity knocks ojice and the way to success ls|\ip. the combination together with his Gerry Bryan; , One False Step Locarno. The basketball captain, in Pep rallies are slated for this many (avori, lont In a few months lie and his family were settled \ In Philacêlphla his first year at the firidiron sport, coolness ' under . fire and deadly where he will admit to,friends that the program thore( Is Ideal for his passing arm. The lad runs kicks evening In the auditoriums ot "both our way, for all tha had a fine scoring record at his schools. The Branford High School Wfidnesday, November 30 {joodt, our ey«i tur* methods, of I, teachjng youngsters. It must have been'i or the director right end post until a broken ankle well and Is a deadly tackier : on Band will play at the game and WOMEN •^M bone, in the Darlen contest, side defense. the cheerleaders and majorettes, vuy, for hsallh and would: have left before too, many months Ijad he becili shackled with A pair ,of top. flights ends, If a the polltlcs-of administration. ' \ lined him tor the season. Polastrl ot the red and white squad will Pride of the peace and fertilo has done most ot the placement bit short on height, have made march. r>«lds, for all tho 'the quarterback look good. Nick •" 60,Q0O WAS THE PRICE Fjtyn time to time, hopeful rumors have been, whls'i.ed about town. kicking although he is a center productt, each field 7up one-niornlng and found-hVtn gone-wlthout .Tliat Is.the meaning ot the Currier and Ives palnllng, "Homo for Short Beach, Conn. waiting for the well wishes of thousands of friends, Jejt the town ro- Thanksgiving." • ^.-t'+^C'*!.* ••-*-»-* ^.•'•i^,*-. ^ ^•* * » - ~v» • :r::r: il^T^r^'SKSbiSiS-s.^ ~ a.

PAGE EIGHT THE BRANFORP REVIEW • EAST HAVEN NEWS ThankBgiving Day, lAÔ the foregoing was duly adopted on' the 18th day ot November, 1849, and START VOUR OWN BUSINESS hereby declare the same to be In AT HOME NORTH.BRANFORD STONY GREEK full, force and eflect from and after Spars or lull lime. L4flrn to matte carxl/ CLASSIFIED Luck} liOuan the 22nd day of December, 1949. and earn white learning. Correspondence coune. Free equipment supplied, tê- Dated at East Haven, this 18th tionat Institute of Confectionery Reg'd., CONORKOAnoNAL CHURCU will not bo held on Saturday as day of November, 1949, Detorimler P.O. Box IS2, tvtontreat 34, ADS Hev, B. C. Trent, Pastor usual. Classes will reconvene on Dicky Howd, son ot Mr, and Mrs. meeting on Monday evening at the Frank 8. Clancy Canada. Miss Ethel Maynard next week Saturday at the usual Richard Howd, was taken to St Sclvjol Scout Room. Mrs. Henry Alfred F. Holcombe Orgatilst and Choir Dlroclor time. Children of the porlsh with naphcal's Hospital on last Thurs Howd's Den won the Honor Flag, Prank A. Barker Classified ad rates: 11:00 Morning worship the assistance or the Confraternity day and is under observation for "llie Weekly Bam Uance will be Board of Selectmen ot the 9:46 Sunday School of the Rosary presented the Nuns a kidney allinont. held on Friday from 9 to 12 at the Town ot East Haven Legal Notice 50c per Inaertloa ot twenty The annual chicken pie supper who have come out from New Ha On Dec, 3 at 3;oo P. M, the Seaside Hall under the sponsorship five words or less. win be served by the Ladles Sewing ven each week to instruct the chil Rosary Confraternity Is holdlnii of the Stony Creek Fife and Drum DISTRICT OP NEW HAVEN, ss, dren with Tlianksglvlng baskets. DISTRICT OF BRANFORID, ss. For ad over twenty-live words, Society In the North Branford their Christmas Tea Social and Corp. Music Is supplied by Hal PROBATE COURT, November PROBATE COURT, November 17, Town Hall on the evonlng of Apron Sale. Mrs, Elizabeth Monnoy Jayne and the Hoe Downers, with 12st, 1949 10c for eacli added live words, Local schools closed on Wednes Bill Dupre prompting.! 1949 November 17. Two settings •will be day with appropriate exercises to Is In charge. There will also bo a In the matter of FREDERICK Estate of CARRIE A, LOUNS- Add twenty-five ocnta if ad is planned lor six and seven o'clock. commemorate Thanksgiving Day. white elcpnant table with Mrs. LINCOLN LEHR and CLARA LEHR John Shea In charge. HEGEL persons of full age ot New BURY In said district deceased. to appear in bold face, upper and Tickets must be purchased, In ad They win reopen on Monday morn LEGAL. NOTICES The Administrator having ex vance, since reservations will be ing. Mrs. Edna Linslcy was the week Haven In said District who have lower case. given themselves In adoption, as be hibited his administration account limited to two hundred. A special Mass of TlianksglvlnB end guest at the home ot Mr. and BE IT ORDAINED BY THE with said estate to this Court for ADD FIFTY CENTS IF AD IS Mr.s. Ohuuleii Howd. SELEO'l'MEN OF 'HIE TOWN OF suld application on file In this Court win bo celebrated at St, Augustine's more fully appears, it Is allowance, It Is TO APPEAtt IN BOIJI FACE ZION ETISCOPAL CHURCH B. 0. Church on niursday morning Juvenile Orange held their In EASl' HAVEN . ORDERED,That the 10th day ot Rev. Kranols J. Smith, Hector stallation ot olllcera on last Mon ORDERED, That said application CAPSe ' at B o'clock. THAT the ordlnanlce duly adopted be heard and determined at a Court December A. D. 1949 at 10 o'clock In Edmund L, Stoddard day, by the Selectmen ot the Town ot the forenoon, at the Probate Office Lay Reader The Board of Education met on Probate to be held at New Haven, Monday night for a regular Board Cubs Scouts held their regular East Haven on the 10th day ot In Branford, he and lire same Is Mrs. Paul R. Hawkins April, 1028, bo amended to read as in said District, on the 23rd day ot A1IV1£DIATE DEUVEHlf: Iron Ena meeting. Ofi Tuesday night the December 1040, at ten 'oclock In tfte assigned for a hearing on the al Orfeanlst follows; : _^ lowance of said administration ac mel Dralnboard Sinks, and LATA- Mrs. Edmund L. Stoddard Board entertained the members ot Pair To Celebrate forenoon, and that public notice of Choir Director the faculty and other school per A. No person shall dl.scharge or the pendency ot said application, count with estate, and this Court tories; Chrome Brass Toilet Ac sonnel at a turkey dinner prepared set off anywhere within the limits directs Flora K. Goldsmith to cite cessories'; Copper Gutter and ' 0:30a.m. Morning Servlco and Golden Anniversary ot the Town ot East Haven or have and ot the time and place ot the Sermon. and served at the Jerome Harrison hearing thereon b6 given by all persons Interested therein to ap Leaders; Roofing and InaiUatton. School cafeteria. In his or her possession for such pear at said time and place, by pub Holy Comihunlon, 1st, 3rd, and Mr, and Mrs. Joseph U. Breton purpose, any pistol, rifle or gun In publishing this order three times THE CONN. PLUMBING AND 6th Sundays Seliffitman Douglas B. Holablrd Is Jn some newspaper havln a lishing this order In some news will celebrate their fiftieth wedding which may bo used any cartridge paper published In New Haven LUMBER COMPANY Morning Prayer 2nd ond 4th 111 at nls home on North Street. the North Brunford Town Hall on circulation In said District. whether.blanks or otherwise, except County and having a circulation In 173* State St. New Haven, Conn. Sundays "I'ho Holy Name Society and the anniversary at an Open House In legally licensed liunlorB who may By the Court, • Church School will bo held at 10 said district, and by posting a copy Tel. 7-6294 Confraternity of the Rcsary will Sunday, November 20, from one carry and discharge firearms iVIthIn Lester, P. Dunn on the public sign-post in the Town o'clock In the Rectory with In sponsor a public Bingo Party In the until five o'clock. All friends and Assistant Clerk structions given by Rev. Francis J. the limits ot the Town ot East> Ha ot Branford where the deceased last North Branford Town Hall on neighbors are cordially Invited to ven during the open hunting season 12-8 dwelt, NEW FERGUSON TRACTORS h Smith and Mrs. Smith. Thui'sday night, December 16 at attend. as defined by the State Board ot IMPLEMENTS. Few used tractors, 8 o'clock. Money raised In this way DISTRICT OF BRANKJBD, ss, ' By the Court; Friends and neighbors are all In Fisheries and Game, PROBATE COURT, November 8 Flora K, Goldsmith Russell Equip. Co. Tuttle Ave. U SI'. AUGUSTINE'S R, O. CHTmOH win be used to defray the expenses Mansion Rd., Walllngtord. Open Rev, John J. McCarthy, Pastor of transportation to church school vited to attend the Open Ilou.-ie B. Target practice with rifle or 1049, Clerk at the North Branford Town Hall pistol and skeet or trap shooting Estate of JEROME G, DONOVAN " 12-B evenings. Phone New Haven Prank Frawley classes.• 2-1827. t£ Organist and Choir Director on next Sunday, November 27, to on a regulated range shall be per late Of Branford, In said District, Mrs. Charles Donadlo, assistant Mrs. Burton S. Colter and Mrs. celebrate with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph mitted, deceased. DISTRICT OP NEW HAVEhf, ss. Masses 7100 - 0:16 > Leslie Brlndley were the hostesses U. Breton their 50th Wedding. An C, No person shall dlschauge or The Court ot Probate for the PROBATE COURT. November 2nd REMODELING and ALTERING Mass - 8;0D Northford Congrega on Wednesday when the Ladles niversary, The reception will be sot- otl any blank cartridge In a District of Branford, hath limited 1949. of Women's and Men's clothing. tional Church Sowing Society of the Congrega from 1 until 5. , blank pistol or any other pistol In and aUowed six months from the Estate or ANNA ELIZABETH Wo specialize in Rellnlng, Re I Religious Instruction will be held tional Cliurch mot for a dinner the Town of East Haveit: date hereof, ^ for the creditors of ENEIGIIT late ot New Haven, In pairing, Heflttlng and' Remodel on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. meeting In, the chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nell.son will D, No persons, person, firm or said estate to exhibit their claims said District, deceased. ing the clothes in your wardrobe -Dominican Nuns Troin New Haven sijond Thanksgiving Day as the corporation shall sell or expcse tor tor settlement. Those who neglect MARIE ENRIQI-IT of New Haven you no longer can wear. Towne wHV-Instruct. Mr. and Mrs.* Corl W. Erlcson ot guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melville sale, any blank pistol or any other to present their accounts properly having made written application Clothes, 291 Main Street, East attested, within said time, will be praying that admistraHon d. b. n. Haven. iS'-Mi Contematlon will" be during Palmer Road will ontertoln on Nlcolls of Virginia,The hosts were pistol In the Town of East Haven. debarred a recovery. All persons November.^-....^ Thanksgiving their daughter and former residents of Paw,5on Park, •Any person violating any ot the c. t. a. ot said estate may be granted, Indebted to said Estate are request as by said application on tile In this Ohlldion or the-parlsh will receive son In-laWi Mr. and Mrs. Robert here. provisions ot this ordinance shall ed to make Immediate payment to the rjtes of corilhmatlon at a Fletcher, and grand daughter, forfeit and pay a penally ot not Jerome F. Donovan, Jr. Court more fully appears, It Is . IMMEDIATE DELIVERY special service on Sunday morning. candlce Fletcher of Short Beach Lt, and Mi's, Ralph Du.se expect; more than $25.00 tor each and every Administrator ORDERED, That said application and another daughter and son In to spend l.he holiday In Exeter, N. ottense. Address: Rogue's Ridge Road, be heard and determined at a Court 5 1949 NEW FORDS law, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Duell of Church Sphool classes lor the II. where Ihey will be the gue3t,s of We, the Selectmen of the Town R. P. D, 2 ot Probate to be held at New Ha clilldren of St. Augustine's Church Branford. Mrs. Deso',s parents. ven, In said District, on the and day 2—8 Cylinder Custom Fordor Sedans of East Haven, hereby certify that Weston, Conn, 12-1 ot December 1949, at ten o'clock In 1—6 Cylinder Custom Fordor Sedan the forenoon, and that public notice 1—C Cylin'der Business Coupe il of the pendency of said application, and ot the time and place of the 1—8 Cylinder Standard Tudor hearing thereon, be glVen to all FOR A REAL DEAL ON THESE parties Interested In said estate, by publlshbig this order three times In CARS CALL MR. LARSEN, SALES a newspaper having a circulation in MANAGER AT MADISON 574 said District. By the Court, " Burke Motors, Inc. Hiw tupaf'tiltid plitoni—de< Lester r. Dunn . Madison, Conn. •Ifinea to tUit quilt, run qulflt. Assistant Cleric Niw Itiiiiblidi [in—leoopi In 11-24 FOR SALE—28 inch Girls bicy inaifl air at lowar, qulilit (an cle $6; Store clock 3 ft tall, $5; SpDBdi. t DISTRICT OF BRANFORD ss. Mantle clock, strikes, $2. E. L. Pop- Ni« llmlni |i»-lt'i madi of PROBATE COURT, October 2Bth ham, 2nd Ave., Hotchkiss Grove. "huilied" matoilal lot Qxlia 1949. (tulDlMii. N«w camiliad tin Estate of CHESTER A. WEED late lobat dtilanad (or qulotar of Brooklyn, New York owing Pro HOUSES FOR SALE vilvi opiratlon. perty In Branford, In said District, deceased. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY The ©ise fme car The Court ot Probate tor the TAKE ADVANTAGE District ot Branford, hath limited OP THESE BARGAINS and allowed six months from the date hereof, tor the creditors ot said BRANFORD estate to exhibit their claims, for POREST RD., GRANITE BAY—At m the iow-'prke field steelement. Those who neglect to tractive 7-room Irouse on 2 acres. present their accounts properly Newly painted and decorated, all ir attested, within said time, will be Improvements. Privacy with Puih'tiuttan rfsor handli an- debarred a recovery. All personsin- beach privileges. Going tor ? ? ? chorod at both ondt, A touch AdviKced SSti.p. Sli intlns, too ol a button li all It lakos-antl —S'VDi rflliifltkablB gai and debted to said Estate are requested Make offer. you can'l citcti'^ your iloovo. oil ecuiiomy. to make immediate payment to D. John Dunkle" WINDMILL HILL RD., Boston Post Jane Klmmerlln Road—Pour large rooms,~ expan Administrator, c. t. a. sion attic, full basement, all im Address: provements, one acre, near bus, c-o Atty. T. Holmes Bracken brand new. Make offer. 205 Church St. BEN R. LYDICK, BROKER New Haven, Conn. U-24 1 I 902 Chapel St., New Haven Phones 0-8241 or 5-9744 CDm|iacl''riitilatiCir*pantl.liistiu DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, SS. iiionts, iMuinlniitad liy suit, nud PROBATE COURT, November . 1 Blaio "bUck II^M'', BIO Riuutiod In a titigln laiso cluilur lui uaiy 2nd, 1949. leadlni. Now colottui concava contiul knubi cunlrait pjoailnaly Estate of WALTER P. STANLEY HAYCOCK POINT—BRANFORD Willi llBlilor color ot iianal. late of New Haven in said District, • 1 Shore Front summer residence I deceased. with private beach. Adaptable for In pursuance of an order of Hon. year round use. Large porches. 12 James A. Shanley, Judge ot the rooms. (5-5-2) Fireplaces, 2 full Court of Probate for the District baths, 2 extra-lavs. 3 sleeping ot New Haven, notice is hereby giv porches. Pull basement. Triple en that said Court hath limited garage, etc. Magnificent view ot and appointed six months from Tirimble Islands. Ask for Allan the date hereof for the creditors of Loeb. the said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate. Those S. LOEB & SON who neglect to exhibit their claims Est. 1906 1IM Ftfd "Udiuird" Doillii liava niota tliongth, Caiatully planned within said time will be debarred. appllcallon ot leallng and Iniulallon mitairal Itiioughoul Ilia "Super-market for Homes" •ntlra body iiructuio niasn now comtoit and tiding pltaiuiB, All persons Indebted to said es (11 Brokers) Tiio 1950 Ford ts 50 ways new and finer.;"; richly'colored upholstery"" fabrics. New push tate are requested .to make imme Tel. 7-4275 lOS Elm St. from new heavier gauge steel frame and 13 way button door handles, new rotary secure door diate payment to Carolyn M. Stanley, Executrix stronger "Lifeguard" Body to new designed latches. Dust and wat^r seals at 41 places: . Address: 682 Prospect Street. LEGAL NOTICES coiling and seating for greatx^r head room. New Eleven brand-new balced-on enamel colors that New Haven, Conn. 11-24 comfortable foam rubber front seat cushions, keep their freshness because they're "built to DISTRICT qp BRANFORD, ss. DISTRICT OP BRANFORD, ss. over new special non-sagging springs. Nov/ live outdoors." PROBATE COURT, November 3, PROBATE COURT,, November 1949. 8th, 1949. Estate or ALFRED R. BURR late Impidfid troni luiptnilon wltti Estate ot ESTELLE ELY late ot tmiilhiidwita, Inilda and out of Branford, in said District, de Branford, in said District, de ntw turilunil stubltker iddi has been detlgned (o K'VS ceased. (o Fotd'i roidflbllity. you mote boauty. ceased. The Court of Probate for the The Court of Probate for the District of Branford, hatli limited District of Branford, hath limited and allowed six months from the and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors ot date hereof, for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims said estate to exhibit thel): claims for settlement. Those who neglect for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts' properly to present their accounts properly attested, within said time, will be attested, within said thne, will'be debarred a recovery. All persons debarred a recovery. All persons Indebted to said Estate are re indebted to said Estate are re quested to make immediate pay quested to make immediate pay ment to ^ ment to Alice M. Burr, Alden, R. Wlîtman, Jr. Administratrix . ,, Executor .Address: Rockland Park, Address; c-o Wlggln Si Dana Short Beach P. O. Box 1832 Branford, Conn. • 11-24 New Haven, Conn. 12-1 DISTRICT OP NEW HAVEN, ss. PROBATE COURT, November 15, DISTRICT OF BRANFORD, ss. 1049. PROBATE COURT, November Estate of MARGARET M. HICK- EY late of New Haven in said Dis 5th, 1949. trict, deceased. Estate of GLADYS D. ROSE, late Just toich Iho lalch'of FordV'Deep Deck" bf Brooklyn, New York, owning .J ttlofi—your cholw of U. big people—Ford has more hip and shoulder Martha H. Woodiult of New Hav property in Branford, in said Dis Bakad-on animal coloti keep , Kiw midalliin on hood and rear Luggage Lejckor—22.9 cu. ft. of usable space room than any tar in its class. For an even bigger en having made' written applica Inilr fiatlinett beciuss they deck addi note of beauty (o tion praying that administration trict, deceased. •ti "built to live ouldQoit. Ford'j "fashion Car" ilyling. awaits any load you cun muster. Just sit in llie thrill drive this '50 Ford. Tal(e the wheel and The Court ot Probate for the ot said estate may be granted, as District of Branford, hath limited '50 Ford'3_Iuxurious n^w interior,that seats six you'll agree... it's the fine car in its field. by said application on file in this and allowed six months from the Court more fully appears. It is date' hereof, for the creditors of ORDERED, That said application said estate to exhibit their claims be heard and determined at a tor settlement. Those who neglect i r Court of Probate to be held lit New to present their accounts properly There's a in your future Haven, In said District, on the 6th attested, within said time, will be day of December 1949, at ten o'clock debarred a recovery. All persons , ...with 0 Seei^;. . Kear^. . .'and feel the difference in hte forenoon, and that public indebted to said Estate are re notice of the pendency of said ap quested to make immediate pay El future built in plication, and of the time and ment to • . place of the hearing tliereon, be at your FORD DEALER'S given to all parties interested In D, John Dunkle said estate, by publishing this or Jane Klmmerlln der three times in a newspaper Administrator, c.t.a. having a circulation in said Dis Address; 3544 Harley Rd. Wilson Auto Sales Co., Inc. trict. By the Court, Toledo 0, Ohio 147 MONTOWESE STREET, BRANFORD , Lester P. Dunn, O'^KP.TU ""i^J?? Bracken, Attorney 12-1 Asst. Cleric 205 Church-Street New Haven, Cona, 12-1