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"t Thursday, March 23, 1950 THE BRANFORD REVIEW - EAST HAVEN NEWS Page Eight to servo all departments In handl-, Ing common functions of personnel, WHAT EAST HAVEN BOOSTS I i public works and gonsral admlnl."!- G.O.P. Women North Branford CLASSIFIED ADS DEMOCRATIC WOMEN trativo services. BOOSTS EAST HAVEN! 4. Fixing clear responsibility for CONGREOA-nONAL CnURCH bettor management on the Chief Hear Writer Kcv. B. C. Trent, Pastor HELP WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED MAKE EAST HAVEN A BIGGER, HEAR LENIHAN TALK Executive 1 and providing him with Miss Ethel Maynard the meons of discharging It. Organist and Choir Director BUY - RENT SELL - HAVE IT REPAIRED BETTER, BUSIER COMMUNITY 5. Defining afresh the status and Talk Politics 11:00 Morning worship ON REORGANIZATION role of roads and commissions. 9:45 Sunday School WORDS FOUR Combined With The Branford Review 6. Providing more full and Inprcsslons of the Washington $1.50 M. J. tcnihan wns the guest Mr. Lcnlhnn outlined the pro- systematically for effective citizen scene as viewed by Mrs. Helen ZION EPISCOPAL CHURCH 25 or LESS 50f( TIMES B Conh Per Copy—Two DolUi't A Year Democratic Club meeting held last po.sals as follows: participation In the work of the Lombard, prominent newspaper Rev. Francis 1, Smith, Rector One T'imo EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950 fi flpcaker at the Federated Women's 1. Grouping all slate functions so departments and In the formula columnist of the nation's capltol, Edmund L, Stoddard VOL. VI—NO. 29 aa to bring related activities togeth tion of tholr policies. . who was guest speaker at the meet Lay Reader Classified Advertising Must Be Prepaid Monday In the Acadofny. Tlio Mrs. Paul R, Hawkins speaker discussed the proposed er In a manageable number or man Mrs. Marie Luclan will 'be chair ing of the Women's Republican For ad over 25 words, 10 cents for eacti additional 5 words I ^ ageable departments. Organist Solutions to the six needs for better man of the next meeting to be held Club at the homo of .Mrs. Samuel . Mrs. Edmund L. Stoddard YOUTH WEEK organization as presented by the 2. Setting higher sights for de on April 17 whcli the club expects Orlswold on Monday, gave the CHARLES E. DOWNE REVEALED partmental management. to have a representative speaker members an Inslehf. Into national Choir Director CLASSIFIED DISPLAY "Who will be the town .sclcrt- Commission on State Government 9:30 B.m, Morning Service, and in.in for n day?" Organization. 3. Establtshlng competent agencies from the World Federalists, Mrs. and International pdlttlcS. Sermon • . BOARD OF SELECTMEN MOVE Luclan win be assisted by Mrs. Mrs. vyiUlam Smltlj,, a member of 50c per column inch 'I'hat i.s llic thought uppermost Charles Callahan. Mrs. Fred Oeorg, Holy Communion, 1st, 3rd, and in the minds ot (he youngsters the Membership Committee of the Sth Sundays Classified ads must be received by 5:00 P.M. Wednesday HOPES OF REORGANIZATION AV > Mrs. Andrew McCutcchcon, Mrs. New Haven Women's Republican Morhlng Prayer 2nd. and 4th ot Kast Haven following the n«- John KasoUnas and Mrs. Edward Association, spoke ot the member Sundays for publication in Thursday edition. TO ENFORCE OIL ORDINANCE nownccnicnt this week that lliR Evls A social win follow. ship drive now bolnfc made by the Church School will be held at 10 notary Club will sponsor a liny County organization. Mrs. A, E, and Girl Week from April 29 to o'clock In the Rectory with In The Branford Review - East Haven News ni.iy 6. ROTARY LUNCHEON THIS NOON /. Harold Stewart Hammer and Mrs.' Alice Peterson structions given by Rev. Francis J. c-o THE BRANFORD PRINTING CO. discussed the Report of the Com Smith and Mrs; Smith. WITHIN EAST HAVEN LIMITS Brent W. Barker, proprietor ot Will Speak Before mission on State Government Or Lenten Devotions will be held in PHONE 8-243! BRANFORD. CONN. the Kast Haven Hardware Store, Members of the East Haven Ro ganization, --, Zlon Episcopal Church at 7:30 Is the general chnlminn In tary Club this afternoon gained Cost Accountants In an effort to strengthen the | charge of the avcck-long festivi first hand knowledge of the mean "It Is a false assumption," Mrs. o'clock on Sunday evening with a LEGAL NOTICES IMMEDIATE DEUVERI: Iron bui- FIFW^FOUR NO^ BULOm Lombard said, "that we can buy guest preacher; ordinance of the BulldlnK Code] REHEARSALS INTENSIFIED ties. Others assisting on the com ing of llie Report of the Commis dealing with oil and oil burners, The Bianford Committee of the Immunity from the Communism by DISTRICT OP BRANFORD, .ss. mel Drainboard Slnki, and Lava- mittee art I'Vank S. Clancy, sion on State Government Organi New Haven Chlldrcns Center will our effort to bolster European re t«riea; Chrome Bran Toilet Ac- the Board of Selectmen this week Harry Falkotf-. Ralph Illlsingcr, hold a Rummage Sale on Friday, ST. ACGUSTINE'S R. O. CHURCH PROBATE COURT, March 8th, authorized the enforcement ot the Armcn Krikorfan, Peter Lucas, FOR COUNTY JURY t)UTY zation. Charles E. Downe, the City April 21 at 10 A.M. In charge of the covery and economy through ECA." Rev. John J. McCarthy, Foster 1950. eeasorles; Copper Gotter and law, which was established on FOR VARSITY SHOW AT Plan Engineer of the New Haven Mrs. Lombard criticized President Rev. John McDonald, Curate Estate of SUSAN PALMER late Leadem; Rootlnf and IniDJattoo. John P. morgan, Harold Nash committee are, Mrs. H, E. H. Cox, Truman's refusal to permit Con Frank Frawley of Branford, in said District, de October 20, 1933 but which has and Joseph Wirtj;, City Planning Commission and a chairman, Frank Blgelow, R. Earle gressmen to have access to Infor Organist and Chob: Director ceased. TBS CONN. FLtJMBINO AND never been heeded, they said. Eiich day of the week from BY SELECTMAN CLANCY member of one ot the nineteen or Beers, Dana L. Blanchard, Joseph . .Permits and licenses will be HIGH SCHOOL IN APRIL Saturday to Saturday will high CoUopy, E, G. S. Crttlg, Samuel A. mation In official' files regarding Mrs. Charles Donadlo, assistant The Court of Probate for the LUMBER COMFANT available by April 1st a^ the Build Firiy-four East llavcn voters are twenty survey units, wliioh made men In the State Department whose Masses 7:00 - 9:15 District of Branford, hath limited light sonic special ncllvity, the on the list of por,soiis available for OrLswold, Alden J. Hill, John H. 17» SWte St. New Haven, OMW. ing Inspector's office t .d will take chalmian .said last night. Board Of Safety detailed studies contained In the Ai 5. WU€HES Hart, W. E. Hitchcock, Jr., Harrison loyalty Is under question, although Mass 8:00 Northford Congrega and allowed six months from the efledt thirty days later. Rehearsals for the coming Blue Town Installs jury duty in East Haven according Report was the speaker at the M. Lang, T. F. Paradise, Howard secret Information regarding the tional Church date hereof, for the creditors of Tel. l-WOi and Gold Varsity Show, scheduled Fm-lhcr infonnatlon will be lo the list forwarded lo court of Religious instruction will be held said estate to exhibit their claims The ordinance applies to all forthcoming soon, Sanctions Hiring ficials by First Selectman Frank S. regular weekly luncheon meeting Prann, B, H. Beeves, M. D. Stan hydrogen bomb Is readily divulged sales. Installations and servicing ot for the high school auditorium on Gas Pumps In held In the audlloriuin ot St, VUIT f ley and Miss Olive Pratt. More to Senatorial committees. on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. for settlement. Those who neglect Of Police Women Clancy this week. Dominican Nuns from New Haven to present their accounts properly REMODELING and ALTERING oil burners In stoves, ranges and Thursday and Friday evenings, Economy Move Among tho.se iiomlnaled are; cent uc Paul's Church. • Branford children are at the Cen It Is largely to the credit of the similar devices and the storage April 29 and 21, were being In ter for treatment than In former aroused women of England,- New will Instruct. attested, wlhin said time, will be of Women's and Men's clothing. and handling of fuel oil within the At a nicctlng ut the Ilnnnl ot Mary Anderson, IIB Pros|icct Road; Downe, president ot the Now Ha Tfie most beaufi/ul watches cMit created I; times, and funds are needed to pay Zealand,' and Australia that the A Lenten Evening Service will be debarred a recovery. All persons We specialize In Rellning, Re limits of the town. tensified this week as the cast ot First Selcctm.Tn Fmnk S. Town Players Public Safety held on Tuesday Nellie Allardico, 44 Saltonstnll ven Junior Chamber of Commerce the extra charges for these Invalid conservatives have ro'galned power held at 7:30 o'clock on Sunday Indebted to said Estate are re pairing, Reftttlng and Remodel • It specifically states that no per 100 started putting the fUiishlng Clancy issued Idlrectivcs this night hi tlie ofllcc of the First Place; Mae Bucchele, 00 Minor In 1047 and chairman of the Pop children. Anyone having donations In those countries. Ih the United evening. Rev. Charles Harris of quested to . make Immediate pay ing the clothes in your wardrobe son shall engage in the business ot eleventh annual week to four of the town's de Selectman, It was voted to ap Road; Anna Carter, B20 Tliompson Concerts in the •ifale Bowl In 1041), West Haven will be the guest ment to you no longer can wear. Towna portments Informing them that Avenue. Eleanor Connelly, 455 brought a fresh View ot the re can contact any member of the States the majority of Republicans Clothes, 201 Main Street, East Ihstalling'and" s'ervicing oil burners I ^"=^=? °ii„i'J?„,,-0„;Viv f„r tv,o Win Applause prove a request tor two supcr- committee and they will be called have allowed themselves to be preacher. Marlon M. Plltt, unless he shall have first obtained;musical presented yearly tor the a new gas pump has been in nunutry policewomen tor the Main Street; Lillian Cunningham, organization subject as he spoke Stations of the Cross and Bene Roberta S. Llnke, Haven. - >, . T„-t„it„«„„„ nnrt sprvlc-1 benefit ot the Athletic Association. stalled at the to t^*^a»^?4^^-^i*C ^.^-J?!!^ ^^tt^^•^S^^- 1 Pafre Two tHE BRANFORD REVIEW, - ?EAST HAVEN NEWS TtiuftJav. Mflrcti 30. 1950 THE BRANFORD REVIEW . EAST HAVEN ITEWB ri- * BALM—FOR.'THE WOUNDS , Mrs. P. James Setaro of ,17.Hoy- 1 Mr. John Barron, of East Main arc just tt nuisance. My idea, would PETITION (, " Street, says: ibe to cut back the green along OF THE CROSS I Street, announce the enggagement The present parking problem lii Main Street and have diagonal . By Ruth Evis, ®l|i Braufnrb ?Rf utpir. "THE HERALD OF SPRING" . iXANDID My Lord! If Thou could use my JN SUPPORT OF THE HOOVER COMMISSION REPORT of her daughter.'Dofbfhy Jean, to (eSTASUSHGD D) lilt) Branford Is bad for •• the town's parking there, for It Is quite.ob As Mr. Brinley Sees It ASD vlous that we need more jjarklng humble lite, • . - ;- Mr. John William.. Morman, son of The rifst time I saw him he stood quite ^llll business, but 1 am quite sure that With which to work through me,— WHEREAS I am Convinced of the absolute necessity fbr economy In With teatherp on his chest a sunset red, parking meters would not,even:be space In our itownj Main Street ns Mr. and Mrs. Charles I..-Morman of WIZ It Is will only hold Just.,so i)iany some good, 1 the operation or the Federal aovcrnment, and He closed one eye then he cocked his head . gin to solve the problem, p^ple If Thou would-stoop to such as I, I "HG \wis Despised and rejected, a Jesus. We delude ourselves into .MRS. JOSEPH O'CONNOR Henry Street. •-:. ' ' ; are already taxed enough without cars, and how are parking meters man of sorrowa and acquainted I thinking, that. bcoau.5e of Inven WHEREAS tho mfcitibefs 6f the Hoover Commission have made con parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles rnSLISItSD EVEKT THtlESDAT And flew to a tree with the same old skill; Roving Reporter goWg to make more room? For In- Please use mo,—as I pray Thou crete reccmmendallons after a thorough, complete and factual survey Alasscs at St. Clares Parish, tnu- Spelgcl of Alwater Street for the MBTSB LEeillKi: ind JOBH E. LOES, . Lucky Logan adding more. And .too. It anyone should I 'I with Brlof." tions and So-called scientific re Kirs. Byron Crawford, • Mrs. ttc chirped out his song.ot Spring uhtU wore to stay at a parking meter a starioo, lake any Friday night from ''On tt hill far away, stood an old of the functions'and departments In the Fedoi-al Government, , ,, nauguln are 8:30 and 10:30 o'ciocn. past week, FutiUBhtrs around 6:30 to 8:30. Eveh with me search, great strides In civilization Charles CaUahan and Mrs. William . •WILLIAM J. AHEKN, Editor I knew the winters winds would And no prey Tho Question: few exlra minutes. It would be most Oh Lord! That In some small but rugged cross, have been nccompllshed. I THEREFORE URGE the members of Congress to Ittimedlately, enact • Masses at St. . Clare's Church Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lynch o! S cmbarasslng to get a ticket, espec ters, it would stlU be a matter of sincere way, . . Jamica Court, announce the en Brown win be hostesses at the cUrd Allca I. Feurion, AiiocUts Editor I lelt Its. chin and shivers swept away. .J'ArC you in favor of parking The emblem of sutferlnB and shnme One has only to go through one the legislation embodying;the recomraendatlons of,the,Hoover Report. dally at 7:30. A. M. . ' ially In a small town where evcry- who got there first, whether they I might bO' used,—to serve-Just gagement of, their daughter, Jmn party spon.sored by the. Bradford THE BBAHrOKD BEVIEW, IHO. To live again for Spring, the Robin will . meter Installation in Brnnfortl?" found a space to park or not. So my . . And'l lovo that old cros.s^ war. and see It's devastating work 1 FUR7HER PLEDGE that, in slgnhig this, petition i will write a Confessions every Satui^day after boay knows oVerj one else. Instead Tlice! , , , Marie, to Dorman Gcrrish Ef.ichy Manor Auxiliary to be held in the T BD» StrMt Tti. 8-9431 Brinlord Call forth all splHts, that In slumber slept, Mr. Ralph Smith, of Pine Orchard, solution to, this problem would bo I'ni sure Ye know, how much I Wher^ the dearest and best. For a to'reallze and be convinced that letter to my Senators and Congressmen, expressing^ my support of the noon at 4 o'.clock. IBB CAST RAVEN vrtws of meters, I think It would be much to make more space for parking, by World of lost slnnQrs was slain, man, with his greed and his Christ dhurch, Momauguln branch son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllanr Rcnchy Fire House Friday cveriing. _ _ _ Tol. Brinford a-SlJl To sec the glories nature fits to gown; , says: . more sensible to out back the gi'een pi'iy. ' ,. Hoover Commission recommendations. of 122 Gerrlsh Avenue. V. O, Boi :is But BtTOll Just cutting back, the green, and M' So, I'll cherish that old rugged cruelties, has not changed. Olvc Rev. Alfred Clark, rector, 9:30 a.m. As slowly, silent specks of green have crept "I am very much In favors of a few feet,'and have diagonal park most certainly not by the installa To do—Just what Thy will,—would cross ''' parking meters. It would be more him ft little power,, and see him Morning Prayer and sermon. BUBBOBIEOOH Like ijlny moths along the dormant brown ing there, for what we really need tion of parking mctersl" bol Tin.my Irophlca at last I lay down. abuse If. Place him In the scat of Signature 13 por >tu, ii>7>Elo In idTUieo lair to all concerned, for 11 would is more space, as our town is be Yes Lord I t feel the burden of the Signature .. Regular Friday evening pinochles To be where winters heel has lately stepped I will cling to that old rugged cross, Authority and watch how corrupt ATVEEKSIKO BATES ON APPUOATIOH give everyone a chance to have a coming more thickly populhted all Cross I 11 Ahd exchange il at last for a he can become. See how he will sell It Bradford Manor Fire House, Upon tho Jewels of last years crown, parking space when they want to do the time. Whether or not we havi; •riie official state flower of Thy "children's" cares,—rest—on Print name .... Print name Entered ei leeond dus mfttter Octo^i William R. Burns crown." -,; himself, to the highest bidder. George street, 8:30 pm. II, 192t, u tho Poit Oftlco >t Brutotd. some shopping. Instead of Just a parking meters, eventually the Arizona Is the bloom of a cactus — my soul! • The word of God, wns made tlesll; Where are the^ high Ideals,' he Oonn., under Act or Uuch 3, 181)7. tew that Insist on occupying spaces green will no doubt have to bo out tho Giant SoRuard. Grant me Thy Balm—to cose for boasted of? Whore are the humani Frank Dooley. a great local fbr hours. ^, bock anyway, for Ihere Just Isn't some I , , and dwelt amdnK Us. And that wbrd Address :., Addro.w Tbe'BoTtew end The Kews velcome eontrl: was Christ, Me Christ, Is life, the tarian promises with which ho swimming prospect, now attending ontloDS from readors upon ani»y enbject o-l. Another reason I would. be in gqlng to be enough room on Main . Vermont has voted Republican The wounds,—It costs,—to reach- BULLARD_S favor of them Is becauscthe town Street,, to accommodate everyone. life of .the World. Iliero Is no lite seemed to bo Inspired?; : Ohio Slate as a sophmo're will have pnbU"•o :talc .eroBt --•. Al•••l communtcttlene mast b« since 1860. Thy Goal) , . excopt'ln Christ, He Is fitcrnal Life. an Important homecoming on •IgneA; elgnetnrei will be wlthbeld upon re- would receive part of the meter In So why not do 11 right In the first i') Where Is thc.llelp He promises Signature _ , Signature •.. queit. AnonymouB eontrlbotloni #11] be die- All' light comes from Christ. Noth the poor and the down trodden? March 31'and April 1. He Is entered WHAT NOTS take, by \«hlch It would , greatly Place, and stiv.ri operations on the ing exists, except by, Him. Every The great wise, King Solomon, sftld, in the 1050 version of the National BY QITA ROUND benefit. Certainly any town can green cutting, and forget about in one born Into-this world possesses A.A.U. Swimming championship Open Thursday Till 9 P.M. use added Income. If is quilo evi stalling meters, for I'm sure that WERE YOU ONE OF THE'PLEASED THRONG "There Is nothing new, under the print name .;,'. Print naino DEAR OONGRKSSMAN this, light. Without It nothing sun." The Leopard hos not changed which will be held in Yale's Payne dent that something has to be In time we all will find that.this could live." Every thing which hath Whitney Gymnasium. done about the present situation will be the only way to over solve his spots. We deplore the;; cruelties "Tile Iidpful kind of patriot Flitting Into town like ,the first spotted In New York recently at THAT HELPED CELEBRATE OUR life, draws this life, directly from and the savagery of Russld. But Address ,.1 Address Dooley resides in East Haven and CLOSED MONDAY and so I am donniteiy tor the pro Brnnrord's parking problemsl Christ. ism is tlie kind that grnwsout of Spring robin this week was Jack tending Ray Bolger's "Where's posed parking'meter plan I" Mr. LcRoy Logan, of Short Ucacli, how much betteV, n.re we? Have'nt hopes to follow In the footsteps of Charley" show Fred Houde n knowledge of one's town, of licr Manley, Stewart at the Montowese ivir, Arnold Hart, of Monlmvcst siiys And the world was In darkness Wo tho same cruelties; the- same tho'urge of .one Branford woman, ancther local product who went planning to build new home ... savagery? Only ours Is glossed over, on to swimming honors at Ohio growth, her people, her property, House Bar will return to ex htrcct, says: "I liih In favor of parking meters, and In sin. And.Into this darkness to help a downtrodden race. Her Old Sfohe Church Open Other Days 9:30 +o 5:45 Ditto Dan Cosgrove : Joe I'm,sure that with them, people 20th Anniversary came the light of God.. decorated. State. That was Bfib John.son, a her Koverinnent ai'ul her needs. clusive Summer hotel, we rre told .. Thomas started, his Palmer Road ••1 am nut In favor of parking effort'.Is noble,' Christ like, a meters in aranfora. In tne nvsi would no longer be able to pork •wd deceive ourselves, If wo think If wo kill, we take a llttio longer humanitarian spirit. But unless she former captain and now a member *'This knowledge devolops first, New Indian Neck Yacht Club edifice this week 'Jim Dicken Issues Calendaf of he physical cdlcatlon staff at place, I think it would bo an un on Miilii Street tor hours and do A NON-PROFIT YEAR the world In general, has grown to do It, If we Steal others'houses' can inspire 'some great loving heart nn intelligciit interest; then, a seeks Robert's, property for club son back \n Short Beach after three Yale. house That Is the stucco necessary move, bcfcause our tbwn nothing but talk with their friends, ' better. In the sight of. God. Sin Is and land, we do it by prosess of In her community, who may per ELM STREET AT ORANGE sympatli.Vi then, a reasonable af week Florida trip Did you know It's bad for business the way It Is For Coming Week Frank's best time has been a 52.2 that the Boston Post Road'through nas grown so much in the pSai, darkness. And things have not Law. We take people's homes from haps desire to share hte worldly bUUdlng which Is contiguous (a years, that what we actually neeo now, because these half-day porkers changed much since the days of them, for doubtful, and so called goods with others, she Is out of luck. clocking at 100 yards, but it could fection, n wise unit temperate Raymond E. Plnkham word) to the Branford was once called the Sunday, April 2 Palm 'Sunday be that he will make more of a bid .icalous.v for Iier good name and IS more space to park In, and not take up tho room that should bo SAVE progress and vote Millions from No help will come from politici 8l30 A.M; Morning Worship Ser Oweiiego Hotel Jenlla cronta "King's Highway." Used for people that would like to State, and Federal treasuries, for for honors In the middle distance a wish thiit she may prosper and meters. U is said .that when Mr. ans. No help from the state. Only vice. Holy Communion. The message A bright coat for momma V. T. riaminer put In the row ol do. some shopping. If we had park ON OUR NATIONALLY KNOWN new and unsatisfactory . housing talk and promises. There Is no events. grow more beautiful; and finally, Linden Rest Home based, on "The. Triumphal Entry", He Is a graduate of Hopkins And sister, too. young trees behind the old'ones one ing meters, tho cois would have to and then tie them up In red tape, Brotherly Love, In regimentation, win be brought by the Rev. Duane a desire to help her become great park closer together, instead of the School and was a member of the For brother, a pn. the green, he did It because he MERCHANDISE &0 that It Is a punishment to live only the great and noble souls, plan Hatfield. Mrs, Carl Rosenqulst will er ami finer, a bright and clean Vcit that 'someday, Branford woulo way they do now, sometimes occu and Convalescent In them. Congress votes help to for those In need, and they are few. New Haven Swim Club relay team Neu) suit wUl do. be soloist. ' • •' ', which set a 400 yard world freestyle workslio]) and a home for tlie best grow to the size where It would bu pying the space of two cars, unhec- the aged, the blind, the handicapp No wonder the Christ of God, When poppa's shorn^ 9:45 A.M. Church School record in 3.23.8. of men and women." necessary to cut back the green, In cessarlly. Many other towns are In Hospital ed. But see where the most of the looking • Into the , hearts of men, 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship Ser CLOTHES • Of all Ms vioney— ^ order to make ^ space lor parking, stalling meters, and have found money goes. See the groat and mourned with sorrow, deep and Mr. and Mrs, P. William Tatt Jr., STORE WIDE Mrs. Kay Anasfasio, Prop. vice. Holy Communion.' Service of of 345, Sliver Sands Road announce These words of John Cotton . , Who buys the eggs antt when that Happened, the oia them quite satisfactory. Seeing that ever growing 6nice staffs which are unending down thtoUgh the ages our town Is growing so fast in other Rogistorod NursoS in AHendanco Baptism. The message, based on the . birth of a daughter, Valerie 291 Main Street, East Haven Dana, contained in the 1950.Bran trees would have to Do removed'. So supposed to administer these funds, he saw.lt all, and his heart was "The ..Triumphal Entry",, will be Of the Easter bunny. 1 thinlc this is-the lime it shoulo ways, why not modernize It a little Day and Night for the poor and oppressed. Go heavy fearfuUncss. He like other Ann, on March 22 In Grace Hospital. ford and New Haven Directories, brought! by theReV.: Duane Hat Mrs. Taft Is the former Theresa bo done, for the town is growing Instead of staying In a rut? REDUCTIONS through the long process of red great Souls would help us. But Ihey .. i Features are a challenge to the citizens of Polls on parking about divided the Review was Informed last even "I don't know whether tho town Carefully Prepared Mollis and endless-u Interviews, with field.. Music wUl'bo by the Senior Weiitsoh. . , . . more and more all the time. crudlfled Him. Despised and re Choir. •••X i. every conimunit.v, be it Branford, as ballots come slowly In Many ing ....!... Campaign had $2386 In the • "If the gieen were to be out back Is contemplating the nickel meters and Diets . amateur Investigators, undoubtedly jected he was a sticrincfe for Sin; A delegation of the Future Home- sound arguments in Lucky Logan's Jusf Before •^he Glorious 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. Pastor's Class In makers of': America visited in EASTER FINERY East Haven or Middletown, till Wednesday noon and serious about ntteeri feet; starting from the or the penny meters, but It would PHONE 4-51128 many 'die before they got this so- the sins of the world. We would do column this week Leshlne be nice to have some of ctich, so called help which tho government the church for Teen-agers. Seymour last week attending a U. S. A. Armed with the know concern was felt about headquarters Bakery, and extending around tht 83 MAIN STREET EAST HAVEN the same today. 11 ho came among 4:30 P.M. Junior Pilgrim Fellow for household helped granddaughter, obiner as lar-as the Street coming that a person could inrk according has decreed they shall have. And us. In fact. He would not be allow regional meeting df the nation-wide ledge to which Dana refers, the Susan Rosensteln celebrate her 7th Representative Alice I'aylor Easter Holiday ship. Plans win 'be imade for the group. Fifteen...from East Haven' out onto Montowese near the Conn. to the amount of (Imo they needed so all down the line as they say, "It ed to even speak In our churches;' question may arise as to how we birthday this week Is Bran- Peterson ill at her Short Beach to complete their shopping tour. all looks good, on paper." No, I am programs for the- balance of the took the, first degree. ' : , , MEN AND BOYS home Is Manny Rice .thingln^ of Light M Power Co.. that oui; park or on our streets. Ho would require season. . , can help. ford's famed charity answers head ing problems would be solved. Dlo,- Business men and their employees afraid, tho human fomlly has riot a license, to assemble a crowd; and Among the guests of the day wore ed for defeat No Red Cross heading a talent agency? Mrs. should have a parking space pro Como in and par+ako of tho feast of Bargains on 7:00 P.M. Senior Pilgrim Fellow JUNIOR AND CADET ALL WOOL SUITS We can get out and vole. AVe Sal Petrillo headed homeward - gonai parking wtiuld be the beat, changed much, the same old greed, to speak in our churches, several Ruth Cowles,-. State superintendent solicitors could be found for the and as a salety measure it wou|a vided fbr them, because they do We're Stllj Open avarice remain. . degrees. And of course, he couldn't ship. Meeting will be the second In of Home Economic, and Mrs.' Grace sizes 6 'to 10 ...$16.95 can take time to join civic or west side of Montowese Street nor Feeling fine, she says Anxious Men's, Women's and Childron's Shoes, Furnishings % the special Lenten series. Rehearsal ganizations — and speak our bo better if the cars'Parked facing have to park all day, and they We read with, great Interest, of bo a guest. In our.hothes, or our HarrLspn, assistant.State advisor of AverlU Place nor Bradley Avenue, to see friends out. to eliminate having to back should be given ample considera Domestics, Work Ciothos. neighbors might, cry, "Communist". of the Fellowship play to follow: the Future Homemaker of America.. , , sizes 12 to 20.'. ...$19.50 ihinds. "We can serve gladly on 7:30 • P.M.,, Regular • monthly FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 'niE TORTOISE AND 'inE HARE out into the street when leaving the tion In the matter. Thus, we crucify Him afresh even The,local group was transported juries. parking snace. As far as having a "Looking at the situation from AMATO'S while we sing about Him and show Church Fellowship Hour In the EtON.SUltS The Rev- A. W. Jones, Pastor The Tortoise and the Haro had a EAST HAVEN church sanctuary for all members in the.school buses and was under; • AVe can go still further by writ time limit Is concerned, there ore all angles. I feel sure that the park iVHY PAY MORE? COMPARE him In Pageant, and In film. - the supervision of Miss Alberta sizes 4 to 8 .....$9.95 11:00 Morning Worship race. NURSING HOME and friends of. the church. ing one letter a year to our Con 10:00 Church School The Hare started off at a terrible already slxty-istiiute parking signs ing-meter plan would be benoflclal RESTAURANT Though wc wipe our eyes In Monday, April 3 Toothaker; advisor of the Future; ,:.$!4.95 along Mains Street—the trouble is, to all concerned." 4 Fronch Avonuo East Havon, Conn. .sympathy, our ears are not attuned Homemakers, of America and a Regulars gressman. By so doing, we are not 8:00 Tuesday, Mid-week Fel pace. CONVINCE YOURSELF 8:00 to.lO:OO.PjM. Pastor's Class lowship Service. The Hare was fast and knew he people ..donlt'..acknowledge ..these Mr. Robert Haimncll, of Indian ELIZABETH CHAPKOVICH, R.N. to his voice, crying, "In as much as member of the State advisory .com only speaking 'but on issues |)er- signs as they should! Sp 1 say let's Neck, sa.vs: AT for adults In the parsonage.' BOYS' SPORT COATS ...from $10.95 8; 00 Thursday, Choir Re could no PHONE -1-5771 ye have done it unto one of the mittee. Miss Toothaker is instructor taining to our town, but wc are hearsal , • , . forget about parking meters, and "I am deflnltely not In favqr of COME IN AND LOOk AROUND least, of these, my brethren, ye ...... :. ..;... Tuesday, .'April 4 In East Ha.yen High School. Willie oh the other hand the • 2:00 P.M. Meeting :of the Ever BOYS'TROUSERS ...from. $4,75 also making sure that tlie fiitUre Brotherhood — first Thursday of Tortoise was slow. , start cutting back the green, for a parking meters in Brontord. I MOMAUGUIN have done It unto'me.'!' .( A rummage Sale will be held.in the month , ;town can't grow if it isn't given tho think It would make it tough on STRETCH YOUR DOLLARS And, they sought to, stamp out Ready Gronp In Hhe Parish House. of our country is in sate, hands. > Wlion the Hare hopping gaily, 7;30 P.M. Mcetinj; of the Of- the East Haven town Hall basement BOYS' TOPCOATS, sizes 6 to 12 ,..$12.95 This .statement i.s predicted on Welfare League — third Wednes reached the crest room to so sol" tho meiichilnts, for you'd be sur I I RE-UPHOLSTERING the word of God, by nalilng It to a on . SaturiJay April 22 betv/een nrIsod how many people will go accrs and Teachers of the Church the fact that the people back day J J He decided to stop for a little rest. Mrs. Ellen Kcllly, of Stony Creek,- At Moderate Cost . . . tree! >' . •'•• School In the Parish House. 9 A. M.'and 2 P. M. to be sponsored MEN'S WORSTED SUITS ..:.....$45 to $60. Service Guild — second and saysi' ; somewhere else tp shop, rather than IWY QUALITY at a SAVINGS Harry ,W, Brinley home have a lot iriore influence in Tile Tortoise then came crawling By Expert Craftsmen Wednesday," Ajiril 5 by the Bradford Manor Drum Corps. fourth Wednesdays up, •'I think parking meters would be have to be bothered with mqters. 7:30 P.M. Choir;rehearsal for he 1'he proceeds from the sale will MEN'S SPORT COATS...... from $26.50 our government than anyone in Woirien's Missionary. Society — He now had.a chance to win the a good, thing', tor certainly some People, don't like to feel cramped CONTACT MRS. Evis High School Age Mixed Choir. : help defra'y" operating expenses of AVashington. By writing our Re last Friday cup. thing has to be done about the for time when they shop. Tlioy like STOP LOOK SHOP i !( Waltei' A. Felrsman of the Stale . ••8:00. P.M.- MeetIng;'of the Junior th drum corps for the 1950 season, • SPRING SHOES FOR BOTH MEN and BOYS pre.sentative wc can give him a Monthly Teacher's meeting — present situation. No matter what to shop around In comfort, and not Castle Shop Citizens Committee has authorized which.opens.In Meriden on Sunday second Thursday al Women's League ; In . the Parish much better idea than he lias no\y lllie Tortoise then turned over on j time of "day yoii go to Branford, feel that they've got to hurry, be DECORATORS Mrs. Edward.EvIs; of Short;Beach; May ,14, a'i a competition, sponsored FIRST CONGREGATIONAL fore the parking meter runs out. or House. HostesseSix Mrs. Howard about what wc' in Branford aud ' his ba:ck ' - ,;/. yoji ha.ve ^Iflicuity In finding a Designers and Manufacturori of to act as agent tor the, distribu Prank, Mrs. 'Th'eMore Frenbh and by .the American Legion Post,45i of : CHURCH Arid slid right 'dowii the old race parking spSfie. Why? Because too else suffer the eihbardssment of a tion of materials regarding slate Meriden. Donations of salable East Haven want. The Rev. J. Clement Walker, Pastor many people leave their cars, on parking ticket. Another angle, too, East Haven Dep'f Store Living Room Furnifuro reorganization as Issued ;by the Mrs MarcUs Gand'ossv Jr. Thursda.v, April G articles will be, appreciated and will . S6, write yoiir letters on ii sub 9:30 Church School He slid right down the hill of lime Main Sti'eet. for anywhere from is the .inconvenience of metcis All work done right on our Commission on State Government be called;for by telephoning any of whn you Just want to stop fbr a The Store of Nationally Known Merchandise Organization. • Maiidy Tlnirflday TOV/NE MOTORS SALES INC. ject of your choosing. AVe imagine 10:45 Church Time Nursery and The officials said it was record three hours to all nay long. For In promises 8:00 P.M. Church Service Holy the following numbers: 4-4536, it would be best tor our two towns Kindergarten , '. , , •„ , time. , ,. ,, .. stance, many of us have ^een young minute or two. You could have 317 MAIN ST. (Cor. Elm St.) EAST HAVEN, CONN. 4-2060, 4-0803. your errand done by the time you Phono 4-1355 PHONE 4-1673 Any person or organization In Communion, Reception of new MOTOR TUNE UPS if each reader wrote to Ayashing- Sunday, 6:30, Junior Pilgrim Fel The Hare woke up but Oh, too late, fellows get out of their own cars, 228 MAIN STREET EAST HAVEN terested In obtaining speakers on members. A mId-century variety show will lowship. . ;„ , . „ ,' The Tortoise had won by a stroke Jump Into someone else's, and go hunt for a penny and put It In the 300 Main St, East Haven Friday, April 7 be held at the Bradford Manor Hall AND ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS tonjibout tho thing he most wants Sunday, 7:45, Senior Pilgrim Fel of fate. • off somewhere, never stopping to meter. In general. I think meters Good Friday during the,week of AprU 24.The to get ob his chest. lowship. There Is a little moral this story think maybe' someone would like 8:00 P.M. Church Service, Pre- show will be sponsored by the Bran- Thursday, 7:30 Choir Rehearsal will prove that parking space to do a little CA^ RADIO REPAIRS — NEW AND USED CARS It would also make interesting OLD MILL Jiontallon of Stalner's "Crucifixion" ford Manor Hose Company and ST. STEFHEI>IS That when the Tortoise wants to, shopping. Parking meters would put by the Senior chblr. the Bradford Manor Drum Corps. reading it you would send The A. M. E. ZION CHURCH he can'really move. a stop to this type of Inconsldora- East Haven News Twelve specialty number will be Branford Review and The East . , Marsh Johnson tion. I feel, too, that the present ANTIQUE SHOP presented,'by talent selected from 21 Rogers Street Branford Age 12 .condition" is (taking a lot of buisl- - BUICK ~ Haveri Nfcw.s carbon copies of the Sunday School, 9:45 A.M. < CHRIST CHURCH NOTES the East Haven Center. Momauguln ness out of Branford. for people TORINO'S MARKET letters you write to AVashington, Church Services, 11:00 A.M. Buying and Service Guide Restoring PALM SUNDAY Foxon, doe Haven and the West STATED COMMUNICATION would rather go to'another town for reproduction. This would help Junior Church in charge of Wil The regular stated communication TEL 4-5986 EAST HAVEN, CONN. CHRIST CHURCH End sections. Dancing win foUov/. bur Washington, leader. Sermon where parking is no problem. How 93 HILL STREET Antiques Wanted a AM Holy Communion Tickets, which will be put on sale as influence others to write letters; by Russell Gordon. of Momauguln: Lodge No. 138 AP & ever, if these meters were to be put 9:30 A.M. Church School- soon as arrangements are com SAV OIL CO. too. • Fri., March 31—Trustees Board AM win be held in the lodge rooms in, I think a space should be pro 265 Main Street East Haven on vided, for business men and theU' 2 DAY SPECIALS — Friday and Saturday, March 31 - April 1 CENTRAL CLEANERS 11:00 A.M. Holy Communion and pleted, will be on a reserved basis BURNERS — BOILER UNITS Mon., April 3—Sunday School Nils Ahlberg Sermon, the Rector. Anthems: due to the limited capicity of the Tues., April 4—Junior Church April 3, 1950 at 7:30 P. M. All employees. A lot of people will no CENTRAL AND DYERS hall. ., Wed. April 5—Christian Endeavor regular Masons are Invited to at doubt complain about having to • OPEN 7:30 A.M\ to 9 P.M. — 7 DAYS A WEEK • Saltonstall Place and Main St. "The Palms," Faurej by the Junior FUEL AI^D KEROSENE • GRADE A tend. SHOE REBUILDING CO. //07ne of Distinctive Cleaning and Boy's Choir. "Ride On", Scott, Mr', and Mrs. Bertel Spiegel and Thurs., April' 6—Senior Choir spend their pennies on parking m Phono 4-2610 East Haven 262 MAIN STREET, COR. THOMPSON AVE., EAST HAVEN meters, but' what's the difference Wc Operate Our Oton Plant by tho Senior Choir. daughter- Sue of Springfield, Mass., CHURCH m hforA.^Co//cc/ Por and Dolirorod TELEPHONES 4-0533 and 6-5444 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES music "during;' the turkey dinner, won't we spend Just as much and 4 HOUR CLEANING SERVICE 7:00 P.M. Young People's Service were the guests of Mr. Spclgcl's professional entertalhmeht, a song even more on gasoline when we Spedalhing in Invhible Half So/ei CALL FOR AND DELIVER 7:45 P.M. 'Vospcp Service and For'- First Church of Christ Scientist, MEAT NOTES fest. movies and niuslc for danc have to circle around and around 322 Main St. Tel. 4-0070 East Haven um ."Spiritual Life Witness." Wlnthrop and Derby Avenues, New 279 Main ot. Phone 4-1366 Edit Havsn Haven. Sunday service'at 11 A. M. ing. Phone In your reservations now the green for ten minutes looking ^1 A.C.P. Electrical PAI-M SUNDAY for d space • to park? I feel sure lb. (FRESH) MOMAUGUIN and 5 P. M Sunday School is at 11 to Paul Richards. 4-5137, or George Smoked Harh' 55c ST. MARY'S CHURCH. A. M. Wednesday evening testimon that in the long run wo all, In. BARKER TRUCKING CO. 9:30 A.M. Holy Communion and Rev. E. A. Cotter, Pastor Huddy, 5-788'?. Tickets are also ob Pork Roast lb. 45c Service, Inc. ial meeting at 8. The Reading Room eluding the businessmen, would lb. JAMES F. MILANO Local and Lot\g Distance Moving, Sermon, the Rector. Rev. Wniiam M. Wflibey, Curate at 152 Temple Street is open week tainable at the Dean Shop, 226 greatly benelit by the Installation Pork 45c INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL Anthem: "The Palms," Faurc, by Sunday Masses of parking mctersl" Crating and Storage \J| O B^ Bra KaH I jf\ LnW 7:30, 9.00, 10:00 and 11:00 days from 9 to 8:45 and Wednesday Main Street, East Haven. General Insurance - Finance 5 Uro Avonuo East Havon and RESIDENTIAL V/IRING the Mortauguin Choirs. from 9 to 0. ' ' .. , , .Boiled Hanr) lb. 90c 10:40 A.M. Church School. Contesslons Saturday Smoked Shoulders 'I'- 38c Room t, Holcombs Building, 2nd Floor •ALL GOODS INSURCD COMPLETE LINE OF • 4:00-6:00 — 7:30-8-30 Unreality" will be the subject of Main and High St$. East Haven OHicB Ruildoncn ELECTRICAL FIXTURES the subject or obtaining copies of the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, T«li. Officii 4-5427 —Roi. 4-3581 7-4877 Fi A, BARKER 4-0601 the book; "The Report" or pam TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH April 2, 1950. , , ^ GRADE A Delrich Oleo lb- 33c APPLIANCES AND phlet, "Blue Printing of Better The Rev. J. Edison Pike, Rector The Golden Text Is from Job (' SUPPLIES Connecticut,'" may secure same by PALM SUNDAY, 35:13. "Surely God will not.Phear Pot Roasf 'b- 69c TRUCKS COACHES FOR .... contacting Mrs. EvIs. 8:00 Holy Communion vat)lty, neither will-the. Almighty Old Homestead SPMDWAGONS JCHOOt SOSSfS YOUR CHAIR CANING 467 Main Street East Haven 9:15 Church School' regard'lt." Chestnut Rail Fence Daisy Boneless REO MOTORS, INC. 10:45 Holy Communion and Ser- Selections from the Bible Include lb. 69c SAW FILING nth ANNIVERSAFtY man ' .'•,, " the following: "Thus saith- the Bacon Factory Branch 64c Sciisori, KhWci and Toolt Sharpened- 7:30 P.M. Evensong and Address Lord, Learn not the way: of the Smoked Ham' ' "'• So/as-Sorrfce KEN YORKS - Tol. 4-3949 heathen, and be not dismayed at Ralph H. Hililngar, Branch Mgr. Capitol Theatre PINT THERMOS BOTTLES reg. 1.39 98c Sun., 6:15, Church High School II" 252 Homlngway Ave. East Havan and Young People's Fellowship the signs of heaven; for the 89c HORMEL'S Phoni 4-1621 194 Main St. heathen are dismayed at them.' Sirloin Steaks l^. 281 MAIN ST., EAST HAVEN reg. 1.19 : Wed. 10:30-4:00 Trinity- dulld lb. 95c GARDEN RAKE : 89c Fri., 3:15, Legion: of St. Paul. (Jer. 10;2) Italian Salomey YOUR WANT ADV. IN BOY scout KNIVES reg. 98c 69c CHURCH OF CHRIST Coi:relatlve passeges from-, the Porterhouse Steaks '.''• sfe JOSEPH MANCUSO Sun., Mon., Tues., April 2-3-4 CONGREGATIONAL Christian Science texbobk, "Boience and Health with Key to the Scrip Chop Meat 'b- 65c THIS SPACE PAINTER and DECORATOR ONION SETS, reg. 30c lb. 20c Stony Creek Pork Sausage '^• 57c Chain Lightning • 9:45 Sunday School tures," by Mary Baker Eddy, .In WILL BRING RESULTS No Job Too Small 'or Too Largo 11:00 Worship Service clude the following (p.535): 10 Qt. GALVANZED PAILS reg. 59c 39c 7:30 Young People's Pilgrim "Divine Science deals its chief blow AT A COST OF BO OEITTS 35 First Avo. ToL 4-2012 East. Havon Fellowship at the supposed material founda SOAP SUDS And Baby Makes CLOTHES LINE — 100 ft. hks. reg. 1.19 79c tions of life and intelligence. It SNOW CROP MOMAUGUIN UNIOH CHURCH dooms Idolatry. A belief in other CHIEF OF THE QUINNIPIACS Three MOP iUCKkT — ^ringer arid mop reg. 2.59 $1.79 Rev. J. Edward Newton, pastor gods, other creators and other FROZEN FOOD RINSO 27c AUGIE'S AUTO REPAIR WATCHES and DIAMONDS Kenneth S. Jones, Asst. Pastor creations must, go down before 9:45 Church School Christian Science." TIDE 27c GENERAL REPAIRING 6 Ft. FOLDING RULE reg. 69c 49c Greeii Peas 20c Carnevale's Wednesday, April 5 11:00 Worship Service 'TIRES -r- BATTERIES SONDERGAARD 23c LUX 27c No. 2 COCO MATS ' reg. 2.69 . , $1.98 TABOR EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Thursdai-, April Uth at 8:30 P.M. Spinach AAA SERVICE AAA 250 Main Street Branford Colonnade Mother Is A CHURCH is the date and time for the Annual • Landscape your place v/ith this attractive hand split Strawberries 39c DUZ 27c Phone.4-5218 430 Main St Tel. 8-9132 PITTSBURGH'S UTILITYOUTSWE PAINT reg. 4.01 gal $3.5Q The Rov. Emil G. Swanson, Pastor Ladies' Night of the Men's Club of MOMAUGUIN-ON-THE^SOUND 76 Hopson Avenue the Old Stone Church. Tlie even Cut Corn 25c Freshman rail fence. No upkeep when using this durable chest Dining at its Best TRIM COLORS reg. 4.41 gal $3.75 Friday, March 31 — . ing's program will include special Lima Beans 45c LA ROSA MACARONI S, J. ESPOSITO -ALSO- . 3:30 Children's Choir rehearsal. George A. Sisson Parties, Banquets Saturday, April 1 — nut fence. Comes in 2, 3 or 4-rail type. Gates avail Peas and Carrots 28c Sorvloing and Pumping Down ta the Sea IRONING CORDS reg. 39c ^i 25c 9:00 Confirmation Class meets ROSE BROOK Rigdtdni 2 for 29c INSURANCE in vestry. : „ FIRE — BONDS Beptip Tanks and Cesspoola Hunt Suppers In Ships Palm Sunday, April 2 — GREENHOUSE able in many widths. Send for circular and prices. FROZEN FISH Shell 2 for 29c AUTOMOBILE - CASUALTY. Phono 4-39B8 EAST HAVEN HARDWARE STORE 9:15 Sunday School, EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT ' 10:30 Festive Morning Worship CUT FLOWERS Egg Bows 29c 112 Silver Sands Rd. East Haven B. W. BARKER, PROP. i Cod lb. 40c 21 Chldioy Avo. East Havon ' $1,50 per person' Thurs., Fri., Sat., April 6-7-8 Procession of the Palms CORSAGES ALL YOU CAN EAT 319 MAIN ST., Cor. of Einn EAST HAVEN Full Choir will sing Haddock lb. 49c Spaghetti 2 for 29c TELEPHONE 4-2641 Holy Tuesday. April 4 — FUNERAL DESIGNS Some tay fha old Sachfim Momdu* The File on 3:30 St. Andrew's Junior Fishers The D^ForeisI' & Hotchkiss Co. Mackerel lb. 36c Linguirie 2 for 29c EAST HAVEN GARAGE EAST HAVEN guin presldei In spirit during th« We Grov/ Our Ov/n Flowers Founded (5(9 meet in vestry. „ , • HARDWARE STORE Thunday ntgdt Hunt ' Support, Thelma Jordon Holy Wednesday, April 5 — PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE t , John B[ondi,-Pro.p. grattfisd that hli dotlra to ba ro> JUST ARRIVED 3-30 Children'.s Choir rehearsal POST ROAD PHONE MADISON 50 EAST RIVER Paints — aidss — Toys -ALSO- Open Evenings and Sundays CARTON GENERAL AUTOMOBILE, REPAIRING Cleaning supplies — aarden memberad hai reached over 300 7:45 Senior Choir rehearsal Tel. ..Branford 8-0512, 8-l2n CIGARETTES $1.78 Supplies — HousehoH Needs .4 BODY AND FENDER WORK Captaln China Regl69c ROSE BUSHES 55c Holy Thursday, April 6 — 65 Harrison Ave., Branford '556 Main St. • 4-1496 East Haven 319 Main St., cor. Elm Street For-Reservation J—Phono 4-428& 7-30 Festive Vesper Communion — I ;•''•! 'i'.»**w.-i Sermon; "Bequeathing Hands" ;^l I'i'.f'iiy??^**""^" - W(f/»-»'l<«-' f* "V^t**--*!*--** ^•UV^i'lM5^^^''-^'-^'f^-''^''"^'*^*JY^^"*''^'^^^ Thursday, March 30, l?50 Thursday. March 30, 1950 Tovf THE BRAWronP SBVIEW . ^^ABT HAVEN NEWS THE BRAHFORD REVIEW - EAST HAVEN NEWS Page ]flW 2SL tional Council la New York was Branford Girl pleasant and stliliulatlng. Women Telephone Choir Tho public Is invited to attend. Marilyn Donadio MILITARY; Garden Notes came from all coruers of the coun- Branford Pair No charge Is being' made, but a JOYCE E BOUTILLIER BALL AVILL On Field Trip SAVES TIME tr.v for the (Jne day-meeting. Plans collection will be taken for ex were comtiletcd for the 21st annual STONY CREEK Of New Haven To penses, All who love good music Is Married To convention of the National Coun and all who r(!a!i'/,e the importance BE COLORFUL EVENT; To New York PEHSONALIItD^ APPROVAL by BOBBIE HOWD Are Injured In IS ENGAGED TO MARRY I like ted Wrris cil of State Garden Clubs In Rich Sing Crucifixion of music In the observance of tho Miss Meriiynne Kemp, ,112 W. Against the snow mond, Virginia tram April 23-27. highest and holiest of all religious Anfhony Saffioti Main St., Branford. was among tlie Connecticut is allo^vcd 10 voting The Telephone Choir of New Ha seasons, will find this to be ah in JAMES ARTHUR BRADLEY INVITATIONS MAILED AT SECOND NATIONAL And daysso dark • Hello Friends; Henry Howd on April 3. Guilford Crash Skidmore College art students who That roosters crow delegates, the maximum number Speaking about springs these past Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry Howd will ven will present Stnlner's "Crucifix spiring experience. The marriage of Miss Marilyn A. went from Saratoga Springs in New At'noon, I like . from any state. The number Is ng- few weeks, have you heard the ion" In the Flr.st Congregational Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dudley Invitations to the fifty second an Unit are working on tho various BANK ured from the membership In clubs celebrate their 11th anniversary on IVo Brantoid people were among JOAN LEARY Donttdio, daughter of Mr. Terry nual Military Ball of the Heavy committees for the affair. Ball City last weekend for a field trip. Old orchards where peepers? My little girl and 1 were Sunday April 2. Congratulations Church ot Branford on llnu-sday BoUtltllcr of HolohkLss Grove, an Advertising, fashion, silk screen In the state. As many others a.'i tho four persons who suffered at 8 o'clock. This is -the same com Donadio of Chestnut Street, to An Tank Company have been mailed Committee Chairman, Sergeant Pay bills by Personalized Branches, are sharp walKlng home from a pleasant folks and many more to come. nounce the engagement of their printing Interior design, magazine *On frosty air wish to attend may do so, without evening of television and I paused multiple Injuries In a two car collis bined telephone male glee club and CAPPED TODAY thony F. Saffioti of New York City, and boxes are currently belhg re Fergus T. Mooncy; Program. 1st being able to vote. Gardeois In Vii'- There was a chlmmey tire this ion In Guilford last Saturday night telephone women's chorus which William R. Burns daughter, Joyce Elizabeth, to Mr. served for the colorful post-Lenten ; Lt. Ralph Dose, 2nd Lt. Carl John- and publishing are covered In the Check Plan. Keeps your I like to walk • ' and said "Bobbie-ann, hear the pee week nt the Mac Farlands home. was held Sunday afternoon, March list of places to be visited. glnia, as well as North Carolina when the car In which they were supplied choral background for tho James Arthur Bradley, Jr., son of IN NEW HAVEN 2(lth, at the home of the bride. The event. It was announced this week I.TOP. Sgt. William M. Bratlen, Sgt. accounts straight, saves In country lanes and Maryland will be open for sev pers?" She said "those - whistles, Thank goodness It wasn't worse. ' Edwin De T. Bechtel of the Skid- Mommie? Wliat are they?" When I riding became Involved in a. crash soloists at the first Yale Bowl "pop" Mr. «hd. Mrs: James Arthur Brad- Rev A. W, Jones, minister of the by' Chairman, Sgt; Fergus T. Fergus T. Mooney and Sgt. Walter See flrellghl flash eral weeks before and after' the Have you folks noticed the pro near tho Laurel Crest Restnuront Concert ot the 1949 season. Mooncy. ^. • ; A. Zlollnskl; Music. Pfe. Ralph more Boal-d of Trustees, escorted time and furnishes re In window panes said "little frogs" all she said was gress of Billy Laceys' new home? And Sons Icy/'ot Wllford Aveiiuc, Branford. Joan Leary of 13 Cliff Street l.s First Baptist Church performed the party of thirty-one to the Richmond meeting as further at on the Bost Post Road. The affair has takcii. on a new Bolter. Pfe. John Denda-s and Pvl. ceipt. Low cost, 10c a I like the shape tractions. , ( i '• "Golly, I didn't know that they Roofs all on now and will be ready Tlio appearance ot this choir in 'Mlss'BoulllUer graduated from one of seventeen young women of the double ring ceremony, Groller Club, of which he was one Of field and hill, could whistle too." I didn't go Into Taken to St. Raphael Hospital Branford Is a part ot Its custom LICENSED the New Haven area who were social aspect since the-.recent war Maurice H Fenn; Decorating, 1st One of the National CouneU's to shingle this week. Billy is doing wore a man whoso name was given Branford Mlgh School and entered Sgt. Alfred S. Anderson, Cpl. Louis time president. Students had an op check. No charge for de When winter, nights the conversation any further Pro a fine job with the wonderful assis to present saared concerts in New PLUMBING ft HEATING capped this afternoon In the Sterl Tlie bride was given In marriage Captain John M. Schwanfelder, portunity to see the examples of most Interesting new projects Is as Austin Qullimettc of 23 Russell the United States Navy, receiving by her father. Miss Phyllis Beland commander of the local unit of the O. Munroe and Pvt. Francis P. posits. You receive free Are cold and Still. , ' garden clubs for the blind. This Is bably in her child-like way she tance of Herbert Allen. Nice work Haven and surrounding commun her training at Hunter College, ing Dormitory of the Grace-New the graphic arts treasured by the • - Barbara L. Jordan would have told me that they play Street, Branford, and a woman ities during tho Christmas and CONTRACTORS was maid of honor and Lawrence 102nd Infantry Regiment said yes Ralola. Printing, 1st ^-t. Ralph Dese, to bring to these people the know boys wish we Were halt as far. DO you whose name was given by police as New York, and Teachers College, Haven Community Hospital in club. a wallct-type check book The 4th Grade Laurel Street ledge and joy that can be found leap-frog on pond Illy leaves, and Easter season. James A. Morton, FOR EAST HAVEN special ceremonies which . markeo Donadio; brother of the bride, was terday. Many outside -organizations Sgt. William M. Bratten, Sgt>. Allen see that blg'siiuare hole dug with Irene Yacko. 40, of Mndlson, Tlie Cedar Fall.?, Iowa, after which she Swcnson and Pvt. Frederick L. Charles Scrlbnor & Sons, Madem School were guests at the V. T. In gardening. It \vill be necessary tag and sing 'iDown In the deep, all the stone piled around on tho director of the choir since its'in served two years at the Bureau of the completion of the trained at best man. Following the ceremony are reserving boxes, .he said, Many with your name stamped man suffered lacerations of the AND NEW HAVEN a reception' Was held at the bride's more Individuals^ ar<> joining with Smalley; Publicity.-Sgt: Fergus T. oiselle Magazine, -the Titian Silk Hammer Bird Rbom last week, Miss for each dub to be sponsored by deeeep, deeceep. "Ohi to be a kid corner of Howd and Main? Tliats ception, will bo conductor for the Yards and-Docks' In fWashington, tendant course. Screen Company, the private col in gold and your name Purcell.iteacher. Mrs. Francis Com^ an adult garden club, some meet again. ' face, arms and hands and a com Branford concert. GUTTERS • LEADERS homo after which they left for a their frends to make up seating ar Mooney, Cpls, Walter L. Jackson Ours. Never mind It will be a house pound fracture of the >loft kneecap, D. C. ,•.;••• and George ,E; Tyler. , lections of Maurice Wertheim, merford, waS' the afternoon hostess ing with the blind group each Do you have television? No? Well JOBBING After Miss Leary passes examina brief wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. rangements among themselves. printed on each check. lime lo help them plan and or some day, won't it Richard? Hear as well as abrasions and lacerations one daughter, Obetta Cramer; one At present Miss Boutllllcr Is a Saffioti will make their home In claimed the attention of tho art a.nd song-tjlrds recordings were en perhaps some relative or friend tell that they are going to start Boston Post Road Branford Jirlvate sccrctttry in the Bonding tions administered by the State Tlie dance, expected to be one of Music tor the affair Is by the majors. For fabrics and wail papers, Conic in and start your joyed. , .. , ganize the first year's work> Any does, yes? Well that accounts for of the right leg. The woman, said son, Everett; and one grandchild. Board of Examiners for Nursing Nevy York City. •__^^___ the most brilliant In the more than one contemplating starting such a dredging down at the public dock to be in "fair" condition, surtercd Interment was in Evcrgroon Tclophono 8-3217 Departnlcnt of the Employer's Lia Orchestral Section of the 102nd the group went to Lavernc Originals A mcetlne was held on Friday the dark circles under your eyes, this week. Fine. Also the Public bility Assurance Corp. of Now Ha.she will be licensed by the State half century of social:activity of Army Ground Forces Band con and Katzenbach and Warren; and account today. at the home of Mrs. H. E. H. Cox club, would do well to rend the mine too. Don't you just hate to go lacerations of the face, a fractured Cemetery, as trained attendant and will be the local military unit, will be held ducted by Warrant Officer An book, "Gardening tor Health and Boat Service is to begin this coming hose and jaw and log Injuries. ven. . . • . JOHN PALLAS for interior design, to Herman Mil of some of the chairman of com Happiness", by Prof. Hugh Plndley. home? Oh, well tomorrow night you montli. jj eligible for work In hospitals, In the state armory on Saturday thony Teta. Decorating will be by ler's. Tlie advertising houses were mittees of the annual Flower Show can just go back again, watching Taken to. Now Haven Hospital Air. Bradley is a graduate of evening, April IB. the New Haven Decorating Com There are also lists of Gardening Seems like summer is now lurking was a woman idcnlitlod as Miss Branford High School. He entered private homes and nursing homes HONOR PUPIL Batten, Barton. Durston & Osborn, which will be held the week of and Horticulture material In the wrestling matches. I don't know around that certain corner, huh? IT MAY BE COLD BUT caring for. subacute, convalescent The company Is hoping for such pany. Bids are $4.00 plus. Reserva J. Walter Thompson, and Young • THE June 18, probably. Mrs. Wlnthrop Mary Crowley, said to be tho fiancee the united Stat(is Army, serving tions for Branford's Military Social Braille, available from the Library who grunts and groans worse, me I would like to, take this oppor of Ouilimotte, Miss Crowley, 10, of three year^ with the Signal Corp. and chronically 111 patients. success again this year and Is leav and Rublcam. The Metropolitan SEUIINU NATIONAL BANK Towner and Mrs: Cox arc co-chair of Congress, if anyone is Interested. or the wrestlers,—and the Roller tunity to congratulate Harriet Doo- It's Not Too llie Trained Attendant-Course Is AT COLLEGE ing no stone untouched to achieve event of the year may be procured Museum was also visited. men, and other committees will be 23 Russell Street, Branford, suffered I He is employed by the soundscrlb- OF NEW IHVE.N Derby, I just swing and sway, — Uttle on tho wonderful job thai offered by the Connecticut State Its'aim, spokesmen for the local by contacting Sgt. Fergus T. Mlss.E. Alice Moshier and MLss announced later. Plans tor an all-day Conserva scalp lacerations, a laoreated wrist er Corp. of New Haven. Mr. John Palla.s, son of Mr. John Mooney after 4:00 P. M. at 8-0333 tion meeting on April 12 are pro then Drama, oh, well, thats another she Is doing with the Brownies. Still and leg injuries. Also at New Haven Early To Department of Education In co uhlt of the 102nd Infantry Regi May Kedney of the art faculty ac l:n (.'hiirrli 81., (NcU In lh« Poll Oriltc) The next meeting of the Garden story—Suspense. I don't relish could use some help, couldn't you A summer wedding Is planned. Leonard Pallas of 18 Rogers Street, ment of the Connecticut National or call Cpl, George E. Tyler at the gressing, at the New Haven Ex Hospital was Mrs. Lillian Lee, 41 ot operation with five Connecticut Branford Armory during tho day companied the group. IML-IIIIILT r-cilcrni Dcpusll Iniuranco (lorll. Club will bCi on April 14 at the periment Station. walking home after those—Arthur Harriett? Any-one interested please hospitals, and Is the only course, Branford, Is on the Honor List of Guard said this week. Miss Kemp recently was named to Congregational .Church, luncheon Madison, who suffered a compound Think About the Connecticut Engineering Insti at 8-2413. -Mi-mtirr Ix-riFral npHprio System t Godfrey and Milton Berle, gee, call 8-084G. Tlio Brownies have been fracture ot -,the leg and other In Ann June Vanacore, other than the three years, or-col The affair, once known as the the honor list of Skidmore College at 1 P.M. and rhembers may bring aren't they wonderful? There are planning an Investure Ceremony legiate nursing courses, .whose tute. This means that he has main for the second consecutive time Ihis guests.ilnscharge-of the luncheon so many different varieties of juries. Her condition was reported EASTER G. F. Coutts, Engaged tained an average of 80 or better In Battery Ball when the organization are the Mrs. Russell Melcklo, Hen-, Harriet E. Howard, for next Tuesday, but are sorry to "serious". graduates are eligible for state was the -Branford , Battery, has school year. programs to watch, but radio still Say that It has been post-poned Bring In thdt suit or dro» licensure. his studies for the first semester. Myrna Nettleton, ry Janickii John-Knecht, Jr., and Both oars woro all but demolish Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vanacore of John Pallas Is a first-year student been a fixture In ; the social Wlnthrop fowiicr. Long Time Resident, suits me fine, that is until we can until further notice. Also rehearsals ed In the sevexe crash. It was be now — and nvoid that la«t 607 Main Street, East Haven, an Miss Leary began her training In tho electrical technology class, at calendar of the towh .since Its in Carl Dehnel To ^ed have our own T. V, scheduled for'Sat. are called off, lieved Mrs. Lee drove one ear and you. plan to wear on Ea y ...p .^.^^.^^^*~•*{^x^•''^ " •r,C *' »J^ «l.) Ji u HI 'Viwja I .i-""*!! %'?* •>« Panrc.Six THE BRANFORD REVIEW - EAST HAVEN NEWS Thursday, March 30, 1950 Thursday, March 30, 1950 THE BRANFORDrREVIfiW . EAST HAVEN NEWS hopefuls yet, but as the aggrcga- ssssssSmsaaamaain tlori Is strartlng to shape up, a high I! Albatto Sigiis cut Is necessary owing to the EXPERIENCED BASEBALL SQUAD record breaking number of cahdl- BOOSTERS SPORTS DINNi:R STA TE HIGHWA Y COMMISSIONER THE LITTLE POINTS Paul Albano, local second base man, han signed to play baseball Ver'y few positions arc really t BY BILL AHERN definite as ' the Eastie mentor Is with a new league In Canada expected to experiment ^ith much VYING FOR POSITIONS AS COACHcurrentl y being organized thctc, Of tho material such as changing WILL HONOR ATHLETES OF SEEKS MUNICIPAL COOPERATION There was ah air of expectancy hovering over the omco of the prin Others from this section who will the infield and converting Irificld- leave with lilm on April IS arc ers to outfielders and visa-versa. A two-way program of coopera have built the Dnieper Dam \vhich cipal at East ttaven High School yesterday afternoon. A quiet blrd-llkc Frank Gnllucci ot Bridgeport, Nothing really definite Can be said tion in municipal and state higii- .supplies most ot tho electricity for State Convention creature was flutlcring over her chores with more nervousness than tho and Bobbv Barthclson, lately at sucli an early date. ^ way planning has been initiated by the surrounding area, Tlic largest Of P. T. A. Units To:: position normally requires. SAMPSON READIES '30 SLATE with the West Haven Sailors. Reports on the pitching depart HIGH SCHOOL NEXT MONTHStat e Highway Commissioner G. artificial lake In the world now be Albano look the offer to play ment are good. Bill Bixby, basket Albert Hill. The policy seeks to ing built is to be used for irrigation. Draw East Haveheira Tho woman, blossoming out of the contusion of a Spring day spent , Rounding out their triple classic scoring and T. Proto with 334 was Branford's .summer bii-schall pra- in CanacI.T because lie -«'U1 be in a ball captain elect looks a lot faster (Contrtbutedl abollsli conflict of long term plans Tho people are divided In to 200 dlf- ahiong tfecn-agors, wils Mrs. F'rttrik Dooley, mother of one of the gram for younRSter.'; 10 through 17 fast C league rather than sign than last year along with the three program ot the bowling season, the top man for the winners. by providing early advice by any fei-ent nationalities, speaking 150 A large East Haven deleidtlori country's ten best swimming ac(!6. for the Northern League where other pitching veterans, Ronnie management ot the East Haven Stan Plnskl's blistering 376 total Monday, April 3, the Booster Fishing Season planning group to every other af different languages and xllolects. Is expected to j)ay off for Branford WET WEATHER HALTS Alleys has gained the necessary was only 8 pins better than the 368 Club will conduct another town- will attend tho Qoldch'Jubllce Cdti- Looking back over the ages, since Christmas, when last she had scon High School this Spring. A .•jquad he was offered a post with the Scata, Anthony -Esposito, and Bill fected group. The proposal Is aimed 'I'ho goverment has given the people vontlonfl, celebrating the fiftieth Roberts. sanction from tho Connecticut recorded by Bobby Wetmore as the wide meeting to the public, at 8:15 particularly at the problems ot the right to use their own languago her son, Ulb clerk was trying Id hide the i^rldc that youtig Frank was of experienced player.? has answer N. Y. Giants after a tryout in a Alley Operator's A.ssoclatlon and Branford Sportsmen zipped' to a P.M. In the I'own Hall. A large at anniversary of the, organization'ot ed Coach Samp.son's call for candi EAST HAVEN'S HOPES baseball school last month The same thing goes in this de tendance is anticipated in view of Opens April 15 highway, hmislng ond school plann In schools, courts, and public busi tho Parcnt-Tcachor Assoclatldni o£ coming babtt fo NcW Haven to make a try fdr the title of the nation's ,...Tlic new loop Is -under the partment as very little can be told the National' Duckpln Bowling thrilling 2 to 1 decision over Wot ing he said. nesses. Workers are pold according dates and already the pitching and, Congress to sponsor an "A" class mores Drivo-In. the program arranged, featuring The State Boai-d of Fisheries and Connecticut; Inc. to be Hold', at bbst *ill«r sprinter. catching prospects are working out supervision of Raymond (Fido) at this point because the hui-lers tourney on April 16. ; three West Haven Sailors Baseball Cohimlssloncr Hill has sent out to tholr skill and the amount of Bushnell Memorial Hall In Hdrlfonl in the gym, OF OUTDOOR DRILLS Munihy. are Just loosening up ond are far The only close match of the East Game announces that tho 1950 fish 500 letters to chief elective officials work they do.Tlio radio slotions in on April 19 and 20. , , -n Biit Jifcr glow was tinged somewhat, for her diiughter, like her broth from top slope this early In the Play win start at 1 P. M. and Haven Church league, ( rolled at Team persohalltles, Co-owner, ing season will open at 6:00 A. M, Tlie team has many veterans from Maurice Quiglcy, Captain Jackie In towns, cities and boroughs, to Moscow send broadcasts in many •Tills will be the first time in tho er, a studfciit at Ohio State University, Would not bo able to make the year. , continue until all have had a the East Haven Alleys last night Tyler (no Introduction necessary) on Saturday, April 15, on all lakes, school board heads and school of languages doily, Russia also has free history of the organization that a m trip. His was one of business and even ho would not bo allowed to stay last year's array which came fast Wet weather early thl.s week] Jack Tyler, star short stop of the chance, to roll. occurred when tho Tigers edged out ponds, and streams with the excep I V and Ed "Red" Sheehan. Important ficers and to housing authorities. mcdleal atlonllon fof trodo union state convention has been planned In the closing games ot the Housft- hampered Coach Frank CrL'safl's West Haveri sailors, has been as the Sox, 2-1: Rafter's 304 led win tion of Cream Hill Pond in the at his mother's home. Maryannc's was one of duty also. Duty to her tonic League schedule and In ad Sports Night Many of the state's top bowlers and inlorestiiig details arc in store In this letter he states: "Wo desire nicmbers, and gives vocations with In a place dargc enough to nfxoni- hopes ot getting his 1950 East Haven sisting Crlsafl greatly In getting tlie are expected to compete includ ners but high honors went to h. for those in attendance. Films ot town of Cornwall, The 6:00 A; M. to cooperate with all othcv official pay. , . . 11 books and the promise She made of trying to got tho very best marks dition have many more who played baseball squad out of doors and Scholastically boys in condition. Beatty of the losers who account opening hour Is a new regulation modato the maximum numbSr ot possible for her at the mid-west school. with the local Legion nine durirtg ing Jaclc White; 'Nick Tronsky, ed for a single pin more. the Little Bnsoball LcoB>'o, sliow- agencies toward the devolopulont eligible delegates as well' as. th(J seriously commence preparation for Mac Corbonl and others of a Ing actual scenes of tlie national put into oftcct this year. The of. soundly conceived ..plans for the We. have touejhed on various facta many educator.'} . Interested 1ft ' Tliore was another angle, tod, which kopt breaking in on Mrs. Dool-. the summer months. A third group, tho 17 game slate which starts on Sponsored By similar high class calibre. The Cards, using'L. Bombriant's opening; date ot Cream HIU Pond ot Russia and have roiillzod how mostly freshman and sophomores, Speaking Thomas Jefferson was only 33 game as- played by boys under 12 benefit of Connecticut's populace." parent-teacher work Who desire't, to live hi a. domooracy attend. • , ... from the Review Baseball School By Bill Woods to roll G pnnies with total pinfall in all three games with George It Is estimated that'over. 300,O0C where we have freedom of spech, which get underway today at Yale's Payne Whitney Exhibition Pool. and the Community Council League, Tlie coach has high hopes of a Pequot Tribe claration ot Independence. Whalen's 295 falling far behind the will be tlaslied on the screen. This his deparlrmont will provide local Mrs. H.-Otls Howgate ot artch- successful season since any weak Practice for the 1950 diamond over the distance comprising the new Idea In baseball for youngsters legal sized trout \vlll bo stocked this planning groups with information press,- and reljBlon. wlch, state president, will prtildq The elder Dooley for some years has been a patient at the veteran's Hos- will Rive the veterans a tough * * # ba.slfi for Sfclcctlni; the winner. former's ekpert pinning. Whalen's Is sweeping the country and only year. Approximately half of these battle for startlnK berts. nesses which may have:been caused season entered its second week in score topped the losers. on his department's plans. He has Everyone talks about Itussla and at all six sessions of tlie cohfercrice; W nJtal In Rocky Hill. by graduation apbarontly will bo A gigantic Sports Night spon East Haven Monday as Coach Ilie name "Old Glory" was given A top prtee of $100 is guaranteed recently has taken root here in will be stocked: prior to the open requested that In turn Che .local how bod Communism Is, but I think General chairman of the corivchUbn The once handsome athlete has lost the use of his legs and tor the Tho local school opens its season tilled by transfers, members of last sored by the Pequot Tribe, No. 71, Frank Crlsafl began to ease up on to the- American flAs by Captain the winner Other prizes will be Evarts with a 356 totar over the tills .sector. A Little Baseball ing date and the rcmaindei groups advise him when develop from studying, Russia, you got to Is Mrs. Allen W. York of ,Wc?t MaH-j. on Tuesday, April 18 at Derby and Improved Order of Redmen, ot William Driver, Salem, Mass. awarded. dlstonce was the pace-setter as the League has been formed In New between April 15 and: Juno 15. understand the people and their most part his thoughts of tbrmer athletic gl6ry are pages of personal Sunimcr'a Harry Bartlett Legion the calesthcnlcs and start working Dodgers riicked up their triple over ment Of hoiishi''. school facilities, ford who Is one of the rcgloiial vice- will play ton other contests, all Post team and up and coming mem East Haven, will be held In the on fundamohtals. A few ot the Georgia has voted Democratic The entry fee of 5R.S0 includes Haven, with Mi-. Sheehaii Install Trout Pounds industrial areas or other important problems. Wo. In our class are presidents of the organization.,-As history pored over in long moments of loneliness when the rest of against Housatonic teams. Auditorium of the Town Hall on candidates who are fresh oft the the cost of the games. the Yankees. Keneson, with 308, ed as the leading figure. He will The following ponds will be long-term linprovomcnts are con hoping, that through some peaceful bers of the Booster teams. Monday evening, April 10, it was .•ilncc 1860. Bill BiiUwick is sponsoring the was the leading kegler for the talk on the operation of the league sisting her hi completlrig the' de-i the world appears to have torgotten. Coptain of this year's nine Is Tho array will have experience basket court were In top shape but stocked with trout' with a dally templated. ' means tho U. s. and Russia con bo tails for the meeting wlU be a'^ull Dick Coleman, an impressive outer announced today by Mathew An- most of the material had to got compotitloii',, : . losers. ' In this city, aiid may help In the catch limit: of • five: Angiis Park Thus, he says, "by correspondence united in an agreement which will The story of the younger Dooley, and swimming, dates back over a from the pltcher"s berth through astasio, chairman of the Enter The Silver'Dollar LeuRuo 'con The Browns won the otlier setting up ot any similar project settle oncoond for all the differ committee ot parerit-tcaclicr thtm- decade of years when all the bdachcs between Braritord and East Haven gardener who hopes to augment His the outfield and only at third base tainment Committee. right down to strenuous going Pound, Glastonbury; Ball Pond, and .conferehco wo will be able to bers from the Hartford' ntea. , fielding with a .stronger season at through back breaking -exercise cluded Its formal season nl he match by steamrollering over tho loally If desired. ^ New Falfflold; Beaver Pork Lagoon, correlate bur plans, ellmlhote areas ence which exist now between the i. i had their own Summer swimnllng clubs. will a new candidate have to be Noted pertbrmers of the district to get in condition for the coming Branford Bowling Center with a opposition afford by the Cubs. two most powerful Countries In tho tho bat. Coleman fools that he has found. stirring finish last night and lIiB Mr. Qulgloy li^s always shown Nei* Hav(!n; Black Pond, Merldon; of conflict and prbvldo tho people -Wood pulp Is the basis oi 93 Mansfield Cove had a crack outfit as did Fawson Park whose girl's learned tho technique of hlttlhg will Splco the ton act program sixteen game schedule which opens Dick's 348 totar was 31 pins better keen Interest in the development of Cedar Lake, Cliestor; - Centoi of the State with the ultimate In world. ! Ronnie Scala, ot no hit, no run which includes wrestling, bbxlng. April 18 in Walllngford. adjournod to Cnrnlnk's Re.stnurant than L. Schrump's 315 and the Ppi-ccnt of all paper. ,,:. team was paced by the beautiful Marjorlo aessncr. The Johnson broth and that most of his stroking faults where the annual dinner was lield baseball talent,, and Is at present Springs Park Pond Manchester; realistic plans for all developments ha'Ve boon overcome; There is nob a tame, is the leading candidate tor Judo exhibitions, fencing matches, The beginning ot this week saw latter led the alley assault of the concerned with the destiny of his CoUmibIa'Luke, Columbia; Com affoctliiR 'them.". ,. , ers, Bob and Howard were the big churnors for the Cove team. the chucker"s berth but Bill Bixby, weight lifting, two balancing acts the boys getting their first feel of and prizes were awarded. Cubs. ' . , , team, ono which lias distinguished more graceful flelder in the loop For winning, the title and high In the Wednesday D o'clock pensating Reservoir, Bnrkhiunstoad, The plan has received tho "whole I At Branford Point, Catherine Lalch held state honors with her than the long striding three' sport who has grown by leaps and bounds, and two trampoline acts. a bat as they bunted a few In the Itself in competition with tiio top New Htti'tford; Cream- Hill- Pond, hearted" approval pt Bernard E. may give him a torriflc battle for local gymnasium. TueSday the three team score, thp Yanks spilt league the East Haven Redman flight diamond pei:formers in the NOW homespiiri swimming prowess and at Pino Orchard, Yale's groat fresh star. Among the exhibitors will be Sill a total "otv' JRO. Tho DndOTrs, established a pair' of new league country. Ho would be pleased no Cornwall; Crystal Lake, Ellington- Lbshbough, admlnlstratoi' of .the the starting position. Anthony Miller, Gtorge Perklnfe, Jack Barry, candidates went outside for the Indians and Red Sox, ?.ll of whom Stafford; Darrow's Pond, EasI State.Houslng Authority. Mr.Losh- man mentor, Harry Burke, taught the principals of speed stroking to an A wealth of material has,alrcady' Esposito is third in line for the Jim Fitzgerald, BUI Paoella, Kyoso first ,tlme. The hopefuls participat marks when they broke the high limit to be able to secure more Lyme; East Twliv Lake, Salisbury;. enthusiastic class. greeted Sampson for the moUhd ed In several "pepper" games. tied for .second divided $85 among team single record with 628 and local baseball players, such as our bougu has provided assistance In Before tlie Rush chore and valuable help Is du6 Yaniasakt, Al Prftto, Pete Sacavino, themiselves nrtrt the- former also then came back to creatfe a new own Jackie Tyyer, whose sparking Gardner Lake, Saleni; GreentallE the housing field. Commissioner corps with fastballer Ad Long arid from butfiolder, Bill Roberts, who Is George' Apotrla, one ot the state's Due to the fact that the team is • t'i Reservoir, Voluntown; Howell's V. Enthusiasm wa;s rite, too, at Momauguln where tho Dooleys lived. southpaw Vln Casanova leading tho not yet in top form, calesthenlc? had a S15 split' for its -feat In standard of 1726 tor high team plays at shortstop bring but the Hill said, by which tho task of pre The senior, pilce a crack diver and an oxoollertt swimmer, took the young a nifty in the art of relief pitching. champion wcightlltters, Edward winning high team ggnio. three string. Their .victims were good old cheers, and "Rod" Shee Pond, Hartland; Lafayette Pond. liminary set-up hos been simpli let us van tor the regular hurling berths. Warren Smith, a cipver tlelder Raccaro, state diving champion will still be exercised in tliofo nre- han, the "old man ot baseball", Somers; Little Pond, Thompspn; sters of the area under his wing and soon had them matching point Tho freshman left hander Butch and Mitchell Rodotsky. season practice but not as exten WINE AMD LIQUOR VALUES Dola Chestnut of the Braves took tho members of the Airway Heat fied. with a knack of reaching first base AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES a SIC prize for winning the high ing combine who fell three times rivalling Luke Appling ot Chicago Mashapau" Lake, Union;' Quassapug Several towns Jiave olready co for point with the water sprites of tho neighbofing communities. Gordon may gain an oceasiorial sive as the first few days. ;,-.t pitching start but ho must vie with will probably get the call at the indivirtual three game total pin- before the furious onslaught.^ J. fame, although not quite as old In Lake, Woodbury - 'Mlddlebury; operated with the highway depart Sharpen your In a short.'while," the Lalch girl desertdd swim ranks after an HI Initial Sack but he will have to g6 Crlsati hasn't cut any ot the fnll with 384 and Pete Kobac's 147 Slniscalchi with. 377 was the top years. Both ot those stars of the lauonnlpaug ;Lako, Guilford^ Sadds ment, Ccmmlssloner HIU said, and curveballing Gerr.vi Bryan and Bob all out to retain It for Billy hiRh game was bl<' cno'iaii to f-'ive roller for the .winners. Ken Hart- bat-and-glove game got their start Mill Pond, Ellington; Schreedei-'£ fated attempt to make tho Cross Harbor Swim frorii Savin Rock to Mason and Roger Anderson for a ELM CITY FIVE In sand-lots, just as many of our as a result slight changes In plans m regular positon, Anderson,, Mason, Reynolds, long lanky and looSo, has him a $5 award. Ernie Bond, with lin with a conservative 336 paced Pond,' Kllllngworth; SoiiierSvUle hove boon.made which have remov Hand or Power .i Lighthouse. She finished fifth over the throe mile distance but It was his eye on ,the same' spot. Reynolds, a inn average, led all the loop the f.urnacemen. ", , • ,, boys are doing now: Of the several Mill Poiid, Somers; Sturtovant't ed iiiattei's of cojifllct between state the fault Of her trainer who insisted that tho shortest distance between Long and Gordon' all play outfield GAINS REVENGE 1950 EVINRUDE COAST TO COAST bowler.-!. score youngsters trylngto emulate positions in addition to their hurl a transfer from the Hlllhouse P. M. Elm Restaurant had little trouble the major leaguers—and yes, Pond, Stafford; Walkers Reservoir and town plans. In two Instances twQ points was a straight line and had her fight the tides both ways team, hits very well. CALIFORNIA SWEET WINES So intense was the competition vanquishing Tony's Barber Shop Vernon; West Hill Pond, Now Hart town Information made possfblo MOWER ing chores. OVER EASTIES PORT-SHERRY-MUSCATEL that the championship was not de Messcrs Tyler and Sheehan—there II while the more' experienced ducks swam in a wide seml-clrcle tor the Bub Mautte, is expected to handle FASTV/IN with three straight. ' Stan Sokoloskys has to' be softie that stand out ford; West' Side Pond,. Goshen;. slight lino changes to avoid hous WHITE PORT-PALE DRY SHERRY first half of the distance and then rOdo its power into the finish line The veteran Lou Locarno, . no cided until last night and the tiiple torrid 390 total was the night .s above the rest. These are the ones Wharton Pond, Walllngford and ing dovelopmonts. In other In mean shakes ot a pitcher hlmSelt, the second base slot with dispatch. 5TH rCC HALF tie for the second slot likewise was high and easily provided the zest In tho last half of the grind. ^ He is sure fielder with a knack ot Seeking revenge tor an earlier GEARSHIFT who appeal to men like Mauricf Wononscopomuo Lake. Salisbury. stances ourly Information permitt Complete Line of will probably-get first call behind set-back a spirited Elm City Five, EOT 3' 3 GALLON 1.29 in doubt. for the one sided win: Quigley, men who spend tini'e anu Trout Streams getting in front ot every ,ball. Onlv a rlean sweep would have HOLY NAIME I.EAGUE ed the state to" acquire right-of- But though Branford- dropped away from such competition, its the bat In-vlow of his two year high Decatur Undei-wood lyill probably which included Bob Donat and GALLON JUG 2.29 money to further the national past All streams listed In the 1950 way before buildings were erected shores still provided much top notch opposition tor the swimmers of school experience at that chore. Tlie John Reynolds of Collegiate Prejl. kept the Yankees from top money STANDING —time ot l)aseball. No greater're With a consequent advance in costs. New Hand and Power Mow6ri 1950 basketball captain hits a long understudy him. Ed Reynolds, and Bob Reynolds of but the long shadow ot indecision St. Elizabeth 58 20 ward Is there than to .see youngs fishing paniphlet will be stocked. Momauguln and other beaches, ^ , MOUQUIN fo'lrS' darkened their hones tor the lirst, Water conditions ' pt present arc In still another case future street ball and has one of tho most feared There Will be no serious challeng J'.C.C, eked out a 57-50 win over an St. Clare, No 1 55 23 ters grow froiii such ileagues as connections have been projected to Power Mowers $90 and Up It was mostly kid stuff—good for better than ordinary newspaper ers for Tippy Tlnarl's shortstop East' Haven' five. The castle quintet -two eames as the Dodgers v;on .'il6 St. Augustine, No, 1 48 30 .sponsored by the Booster Club, In favorable for stocking. It Is hoped arms in the league. PETRI fo? 79' to 513 and 493 to 491 before the that no serious high-water will conform to the town's development publlbity because of the pressure given by the press to such regattas as ' Battling him for the backstopplng position,^ the high school students was led by Corky Cacace with 15 St.- Vincent, No. 1 47 31 to superior material capable of plans. wore sponsored by,themselves^ chores will bo Scooter Taylor, a believe but Coach Crlsafl has hopes markers. Next in the scoring ROMA ESTATE To',' 75' champs came back to cop the St. Vincent, No. 2 37 35 competing with thq -best In the Interfere wUh.-pre-season stookinB of finding a capable substitute for column for tho Eastshoremen was deciding match 492 to 460. business. .' '' plans; - . ,, i , '."Tlieso early moves, "Com Russell MacArthur But the average reader never realized,that the baby wobfeet wore former New York City boy who has Cal Walsh's 314 paced the three St. Bernadette 29 49 Fishing for Disa'blod Veterans missioner Hill added, "prove to nio a season of American Legion ball Tlnarl is a senior and this will be Tlnarl and Esposito with 10 each. CROWN RESERVE JJ, 79' St. Ciiare, No./2 28 50 that the idea has merit and that 199 Satfonstall Parkway — Roulo I East Haveii turning in good time considering"their ages and, more important, getting behind him. Labeled as a weak his last season tor East Haven High. Seels. Bill Reyriolds. and Haesche games score ot the winners as he St. Augustine, No. 2 12 60 At any rate, that Monday even The section of tho Blackledge a souhd foUndatioh In tho I'Udlmonts or Speed'swlmmlhg. contributed 9, 8, and 4 respectively. racked. UP strings ot 105, 110 and River where It is crossed by Route the towns and the stite can benefit Phono 4-5284 Orlando Orflce, leader of neXt 9!). will Adams with 127, 119 and Little regarded St. Clares No. 2 ing' Booster Club meeting should from this two-way flow of Intorma First Bob Johnson attained the lion's share ot the water spotlight hitter at the start ot last year's ^_n,„ f„„fu.n „„„„j ,„ „* „„„„^t. Ed Reynolds was high nien tor COAST TO COAST have some appeal, especially to 2 In the town of Marlborough will bo in-, summer baseball campaign, the f„fif„i°°iJ^'^„Tvr '^i'? ^LP'?5,1?1 the victors with 18 followed by 114' for a 360 total was the big bowling team tightened up the Holy you sports—minded'' men. In reserved for, disabled veterans who tlori." and then Bubby Erich and even while the latter two were In ascendancy strong armed cateher was the sur- l?Ji'"i„.'^« >„P^°^„l°i: i^^n.^^'/^^ Dbnat with 13 and John Reyriolds CAllFONIA TABLE WINES pinner for the second place Dodger Name Bowling race considerably at cidentally, realizing, that the are handicapped to tho extent that in the aquatic sun, a halt-plilt youngster wos smashing sprint records. prise of tho late'season with his ^?f ,Xhi» -f h=n°H^w ^^^^^^ BURGUNDY-CLARET-ZINFANDEL the west End Alleys on Tuesday ••'..'.-. - . . ' ' with 11; The victors opened up night'when they downed the league younger boy^ niay want to sit in they cannot;.; fish for,: trout. In He was Howie Johnson, brother of tho tormfir Ohio State U. star. Mmniv hlhtinir -Hnh MR>!SPV a nlftv "^^ capable of handling the chore, with a' terrific scoring barrage 5TH AQC HALF QQC Tlie Indians clippetJ- the Cards, at this Booster Club Session, be-^ streams without special - faollltleE 2 out of 3, when Don Cnlbiirn eadei-s .St. /Eizabeth's' combine..of cause of the fame-of.the honored East Haven High. Though Bob Johnson wont to the mid-west school which was bold which found the Elrii City five EOT ^ ' GALLON*' -"icorchod thajillays-wltli a,nlttv.351 Short- Beaeh-2-1---while Sti Clare's vi'hich are prpvlded at this area. previously mentioned catchers out a tnucKor. - ahead at the half by a 40-29 count. GALLON JUS 1.89 guests, the organization will allow Cliildrcn's Ponds ono'ugh'to challenge the long term rule ot Yalb University, his-younger o£ the covertod sport for only his Aside froin Roberts, a .power total on games of 132, 101 and 118. No. 1 team -was racking up a triple any boy whose parents permit It, History Classes • Fighting back in tho third quarter; Wack -Jastremskl • with a .333 set The following- pohds are reserved brother went to Yale. Bud' Erich went to Hopkins. arm failed to give him a starting hitter, other outfield candidates the .Eastles narrowed the margin decision over St. Bernadette's of to accompany an adult, whether for children under sixteen years of Write On Russia berth with the Legion nine. Bob has who are shapihg up ^are Ror to 49146. Several times in, the last paced the losers with games of Morris Cove. It be his father, brother or just a Gradually most ot the amateur outdoor swim meets passed Into Swift - Smooth - Powerful! M£W LOW lOR, 116 and 109.' / , , , . ,. club member. It is Important that age arid those marked with - an Limbo until only one remained. JThat was at Momauguln where tho put on-several pounds and Inches Rossetti left tlelder and slugger canto the margin was lowered to The Short Bec=h unit was asterisk (•) will be stocked with Editors Note: ' sinee-last summer and now can fire Harold Burrltt. one point but the East Haven five ' in another tight match the thought to be safely under the wire no boy try to enter the Town Hail This is the first of wliat we hopo H Frank Dooley Swim Meet Is held each year. Other areas still have their With Motorcar Ease of Senators downed the Tigers, 2-1 two weeks ago when it iield a seven without an adult. All' adults , are trout: to the keystone with accuracy as Captain Don Igo. veteran backi tailed to sing the last hoop 25 the PRICES! with the- veteran Dugan McCarthy welcome. Brewster's Pond, Stratford; (•) will be a series of articles prepared frestamantgg.sfcr Cookies 35c dpz. oWn private aquatic shows but no longer Is outside competition welcome. good as any. - stop, will get all kinds ot opposition final count showed' a 57-56 score. Control and Cruis-a-Day game lead over the Momauguln Clark Pond (Besse Pond),.Torrlng- by sophomore students of the World More and more the Dooley name was hitting the headlines and The Eastie quintet' are looking tor NELSON COUNTY setting the pace with a 324 triple bowlers but two dlsasterous weeks Details of the sports banquet for Graduation robbed the nine of in the mask and mitt department Fuel Tank. on single games of 110, 101 and ton; (•) Colony Park Pond, An- History classes at the East Haven when East Haven High School finally was established in 1937, It was a tho services of the slick fleldlng with Vln GagUardl and Nick Pelle- away garii'es on Monday or Wednes KENTUCKY STRAIGHT 113. Holey LlDkvich's 310 compiled on the alleys have brought the high the High School teams, which is sonla; O-Paqtory Pond, Salisbury; HIghSchool. \Easter Bunny Cake S9c smooth base-stealing, Bob Sobolew- grlno fighting it out lor the berth, day. Anyone' interested call 4-1855. BOURBON WHISKEY flying leaders'Within reach ot an tentatively slated • tor Saturday, ', Air students In the classes con vlHual necessity that tho sport which had gained the town such tamo between 6' arid 7. on tilts ot 97, 98 and 115 was tlie ever pressing ^t. Clare gro-jp.- May 27, are to be discussed. Chair Filley Pond, Bloomfleld; Fresh In'the collegiate and A.A.U. Journals of tho country would have a place ski, but a pair of flashes will fight it. Other who are out for the hurling All thu thrills and lasting satisfaction B6 5TH n CQ outstandinG effort ot the losers. water Pond, Enfield: Pulton Park tributed to the-articles which were fhat a truly fine, exceptionally pow at Actually the second team-.of St. man Ray (Tyler St.) Smith has a edited by a committee chosen for Irfthe athletic curriculum o[ the school. out for the Initial sack duties. Ed corps are Leon. Rebmann, Mai-ty PROOF *0T Z«07 The Braves racked up the only good size coninilttee at work pre Pond. WitterbUry: Goodwin Park Murphy, a senior and Jerry Devlin Piccirlllo, Hal Ln-yylor, Ed Clough motorists niay travel through Con erful new motor can give you. Weighs triple verdict.'of the night when Clare's Church was tahe more con paring all I phases of the occasion. Pond. Hartford';. (•) Hyde Park tho summaries. Jim and Nino's When the lad came Into the school. East Haven ;rocketed to the tore are slated to have a battle royal and Jack Nortori;' necticut from Greenwich to the only 65 lbs.—lighter than the ayorago Dick managed to outsocre Stan sistent throughout the night since From what has been accomplished Pond, Stafford; Keney Park Pond, The following report on Ru.5sla RESTAURANT and BAKERY In'C.I.A.C, circles. The slim youth was supreme up to the 220, a distance over .the storting berth but again Jack 'I'yler, veteran shortstop of Massachusetts line at Union with 9 H.P. and nearly as powerful as a COLONEL LEE Pinski, 316 til 315 in a tight Intra- ho sensational scores were posted. so rapidly, to date it is safe to pre Hartford; Lily Pond, . Thompson; was prepared by tho students ot the which he liked best. coming up on the outside will be a the West Haveri Sailors has been out Ihteriruptlon-except for stops at 22 H.P. snuad duel. Dick's total was amass Fr. Furey was the big pinner for dict that this will be one of the C) Mirror Lake (Hubbard Pari' period 4 class.- The edltoi's were pair of underclassmen, Ronnie Tro- giving Crlsafl much help In sorting two highway toll stations and one BOnLED IN BOND ed no games of 110. 101 and 105. the winners as he posted individual smoothest-functioning affairs over Pond), Meriden; Mbtll's Pond, John Mac Klrinel, Arthur Rosen North Main Sfroot Tol. B-0271 Branford But it all others thought' that Dooley would be a middle distance mantano and Richie Stanton. out the 83 baseball candidates while bridge toll point. , The convonhnco of on Indepondbnt KENTUCKY STRAIGHT For the losers, Wait Tamulevich games ot 104,102 and-135 for a throe -attempted by the organization. qulst^ Robert Morley and Irene BOURBON WHISKEY Stratford: (•) Page Park Lagoon, champion, there was one, his dad, wjio disagreed! At second base Jerry Hayward ap- Indoors and other alumni help, In- fuel supply that eliminates conven was the too man racking games game effort ot 341. He was more Next week's Issue of the East Bristol; Peck's Mill Pond, Stratford; Kelsey, MAKE RESERVATIONS riach time that his father saw "him cleave the waters, and it was poars to bo leading the pack and eluding Bob • Schleftle, will assist tional fueling methods and provides 100 5TH O OQ i ot 97,a09 and .104. than matched by.anchorman Lou Haven New carry more informa OPerry's Pond, New London; , Mr. Robert Mlschlor, student an average day's need with but a .PROOF BOT 0«/V' At the East Haven Alleys oi-i Piscatelli of the league leaders who teacher, supervised the committee Increasingly les.s, his head shook nogdtlvely and, occasionally in the tho same is true at shortstop where him once the team Is outside. single fill!' Tuesday night some sensational complied ah evening's total of 347 tion concerning the time and place. Prentlse Pond, Putnam; (*) Stanley qiilet ot his hospithl room; ho exploded some ejaculation to accompany Blake Lehi-, a strong hitter and sure •———••—-—-——^ < A disconcerting note was heard Quarter pond. New Britain;- '(•) work. FOR YOUR EASTER DINNER scores were chalked up as the oh con-sistant rolling of 117, HI, and In. the mu.sic of the Booster Club Wigwam Pond, 'Moodas, the muttered belief that his boy was a sprinter and couldn't anybody fielder,'has the nod over another Connecticut is the first state to The pleasure of operating an ad session made little changes in the MOBEKN WOni,D HISTORY freshman. Bin General. complete a border-to-border high- 119. Tiie wins were decisive, how when the Boai'^ of Education right Shad -Ajiffliiiff ARTICLE I sc6 It. vanced Gearshift that lots you re Other Whiskey respective standings ot the loop. ' ever, tor'St. Clares copped the first about-faced in Its previous attitude BRING THE FAMILY hero to dinner Easier Sunday after church. Sampson will spend some time way which avoids all bulltup areas verie, idle, and maneuver with motor George Costello's 320 paced the The season, for taking shad al RUSSIA .: : Once the boy had closed the portal^ of high school learning behind I' tilt- 534 to 501 and dropped the of closer' harmony where outside Enflold Dam -will bo from April 15 Dine In ploasanf surroundings af J!m and Nino's whore ydu arc deciding who will guard the dizzy.and permits the motorist to travel car ease of control,) Values! Wilson Auto Sales as they dropped second match 546 to 454 and then interests are concerned. Until its In our Modern World Hlstoi'y hlin'and had'entcred'Hopklils Grammar School, new records wore cred corner now that Bob Vishno is play- at steady speeds .without being a pair to the East Haven Redmen came back to wlnthe nightcap, 549 regular meeting, held last Friday, to June 18, inclusive, from 9:00 A.M. class wo make a study.'bf countries sorved promptly I and courteously with oxcollent food from our ited td the ptep—arid to Dboley. Ing ball tor Milford Prep. Tommy stopped by traffic lights. With com- See your Evinrudc dealer. Ask h'm who used L. Bombriant's 337 to 514 -with. FT.. Furey posting tlie the board seemed very receptive to to 9:00 P. M. prevailing time. See and go back Into their history to varied Italian and American menu. Every mombor of your'family Purcell and \.ee Mallloux are battl- pietlon of the Merrltt Parkway- about this new motor and have him Finally It was time to look to college. Many choices were open to him. STRAIGHT BOURBON m total as a springboard tor a slightly high individual of the set. the suggestion of the creation ot find what has madfe. them a.-! they ing It out on even terms at the -wilbur •• Cross Highway system, tell you about the complete depen townspeople and the admlnlstra- will lovo it . . . ospocialiy Mblhor. Have Easter dinner with ui. Tho streets ot New Haven and'Its suburbs whispered tho hope that ho hlirhor standing. St. Clare's top coinbination was an athletic counsel, composed of are today. We did not choose to present time but once outdoors , : • dable tvinrudo line. 86 5TH Vaiuso Farms outpinncd Gordon two members each from the Board tlvo groups of the town..This'ha." study Russia because ot hor po woiild choose Yale. It was at Yale, mostpeoplo reasoned, that his friends other classy- underclass prospects peter Chick Ceccorelli,- Pete PROOF • BOT 2.99 Fruit by the. same game margin never in much difficulty as it of Education, student body and been one of the strongest alms of sition in world affairs today. We would be near him to applaud his ettorts and console his defeats. may uoset the preseason dope. Ablondl, Mike Zatflno and the DISTILLED IN ILLINOIS as Tony Marcuclo chalked up 361 downed St.- Bernadette's hopefuls, Booster Club. The coun.sel would be the Booster Cliib since Its forma RdAST.TURKEY AND CHICKEN i 512-497, 534 to 504. and 518 to 502. tion. - chose Russia because we wanted to But victory Is more thori the shouts o£ the sidellners. New friends Besides Coleman, Don Atkinson, quartet of pitchers, are all seeking Harry Johnson pins over tho distance. A. Puglias of great assistance to the efficient learn the underlying facts about , FULL COURSE DINNERS COOKED TO ORbER Joe Paul George Torelll, Trum- starting berths in the outfield. 353 was the outstanding three The veteran J. Buechele, shooting administration of athletic prob As It is not. the policy of the her government pcpplo and her in the mid-west would cheer Just as loudly and wish him well. Besides, NORTH MAIN ST., BRANFORD, CONN. LCNGWOOD game try for tho losers. ' anchor for the winners, was match lems ot tho scliooi systems, and Booster Club to fomoiit trouble pool, will come from tho big shouldered man sitting in a wheel chair ed in his effort to rack up in would be a means of forming a culture. • • :- miles lend enchantment, from both sides. TELEPHONE 8-1261 STRAIGHT RYE In a match which was slightly within tho town government, it Is T'ho Union of Soviet Socialist Re OPEN ALL DAY Without tantitr'c ho chose Ohio State. The announcement was a near the water's edge for more than any man aside from the coaches, I off the pace as far as scares were dividual honors when' L. Canestri bond of understanding between the however/difficult to remain silent Roganson Brothers Boats of Every Description, 86 5IH matched his 344, three strlg total. made b^ one of the board members In the face of .^uch a disregard of publics, Is a member of tho United bombshell as far reaching in swimming ranks as the atomic hell dropped the elder Frank Dooley realizes that his son is in the big pooh where a PROOF BOT 2.99 concerned. Proto's Garage took a Nations, the chicjf force that holds GOOD FRIDAY and EASTER SUNDAY DISTRIBUTORS Marine Supplies, Marine Paints triple decision from the East Ha The former set up his count on a with the approval of one very high the sincere interest of civic-minded from Summer skies over Hiroshima. > point lost in the glare ot the winner's halo oftentimes can be picked up DISTILLED IN ILLINOIS ven Cleaners. A. Concelmo's 299 was pintail of 97. 131 and 116 while up in the town's administrative men. Furthermore, the suggestion the world together today.- Head coach, Mike Peppc, a coaching figure nearly as lengendary as tor a team victory and can make a boy a man among men. Shorf Beach, Conn. the best of the defeated combine's Canestri started with 92 and then offices. ThQ fact that these two ot the aforementioned counsel was Geographically, Russia is the Open? Days A Week Yale's Bob Klpputh, needing only time's enchantment, took one look tossed in a pair ot 126 games to ac gentlemen had foresight enough could carry on Its, affairs,without largest country of the 'world. But TOM MOORE count tor the deadlock. to weigh the value of the proposed any help from the outside. for all practical purposes, is land FROM 7 A.M. .to 2 A.M. and cried, "Sprinter." STRAIGHT BOURBON ( counsel was belief that the Board Repeating, the Booster Club Is locked. ' Her northern ports arc In his letters home, the lad said that he was happy to bo making the Jce Malone was the big gunner of Education would be in complete frozen for the better parts of the 86 5TH I) 00 for the St. Vincent No. 1, array as accord with the plan. Such was, not only Interested In the welfare of trips. Swimming had many angles and most of his had to be relearnod. PROOF BOT v-4;vy-''ft-'* J '• r",''v-'j»*.--"-T.r-^- s THE BBANFORD REVIEW - EAST HAVEN NEWS Piige Eight Thuriday, March 30, I9S0 ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LEGION AND RED CROSS Allegro Club CLASSIFIED ADS Enjoys Music ON G. 0. P. TOWN ROSTER SIGN MUTUAL AID PACT HELP WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Republican Town Chairman, Loun.sbuty, and John J. Lut?,. Maxlmun cooperation In lime of At S^sborn's BUY - RENT SELL - HAVE IT REPAIRED Samuel Bench, this week announc Also Ctirrlc A. MacLeod, R. Fxl- disasler on all levels between the ed the 1050 list or the Town wln Maddcrn, Whitney L. Marsh, American Legion and the American North Branford A highly diversified program WORDS FOUR committee members: Benjamin Vega B. Marsh, Archibald G. Mar Red Cross will result from a new which called upon the skill of the Abcshouse, William G. Adams, Daf- shall, Edwin E. Mlchaelson, Mau- agreement recently signed by these CONGIIEGAXIONAL CHURCH a.sslstlng artists featured the 25 or LESS 50/ TIMES $1.50 inar Applcgate, Edward V. Allen, rltz Monl«llus, Carl .B. Monlellus, two organizations. Key. B. C. Trent, VasUtt Allegro Club meeting at the home 0/ie rims Albert Altmannsborger Jr., Sudolph Margaret M. MonloUu.?, Marie Mo- Tlie understanding defines the Miss Ethel Maynard ot Mrs. S. V. Osborn on WUford P. Bailey, Alexander Banca, Har Clees, RussCU Melckle, Josephine B. fields of responsibility In which Organist and Choir Director Avenue last Monday night. Classified Advertising Musf Be Prepaid old Q. Baldwin, Irvine O. Baldwin, Morgan, Iwln W. Morton, Alexander the.se organizations will work to 11:00 Morning worship Sixteen persons took part In the For ad over 25 words, 10 cents for each additional 5 words Raymond P. Barnes, John W. Bar K. Murphy, MIchcle Nordclla, Ralph gether and provides "a basis for a 0:45 Sunday School program which was well received ron, E. LeRoy Bartholomew, Jean- N. Nellson, Pearl W. Nellson, James cooperative plan of action that will by a large meeting. ctl<> Bartholomew, Mabel Bartholo D. Nelson, Waller J. Pagel, Alice T best servo the Interest of those who zioN EPISCOPAL cnuRcn The program follows: CLASSIFIED DISPLAY mew, Howard I. Betts, Roger A. Peterson, Arnold J. Poterron. ?^re1 Allegro Quartette, 1st Tenor, C. Petre, S. A. Petrlllp, Elbert A. suffer from disaster." BcT. Francis J. Smith. Rector Benton, Virginia W. Benton, Ad- This new aBreemont revises and Edmund L. Stoddard Frank V. Blgclow; 2nd Tenor, Don 50c per column inch dyn W. Beach, Samuel W. Beach, Pearson, William D. PlnWiam. Al Sawtelle; 1st Bass, Sam Beach; bert B. Plant, Ray U. Plant, T. brings up-to-date one between the Lay Reader Classified ads must be received by 5:00 P.M. Wednesday Earle S. W. Blake, R. W. Blumberg, two organizations Initiated In 1920 Mrs. Paul R. Hawkins 2nd Bass, Dave Baldwin.—"Shall 'Dominic J. Bontatlbus, Arthur B Parker Preble, Frederick A. Relm I Wasting In Despair", Old English for publication in Thursday edition. Boutilller, Ursula S.BoutllUer, Ar ers, Charles Reynolds, Clayton B. and most recently revised In 1047. Organist Rider, John S. Rogers, Rose B. The American Legion recognizes Mrs, Edmund L, Stoddard Air, words wlrltten In the 18th thur W. Bowman,- Bessie C. Bow tho American Red Cross as a (juasl Choir Director Century by Wither; "Twilight", man, T. Holmes Bracken, Clarence i, Rogers, ' Bcafttord Reevcj, John and The Branford Review - East Haven News Bradley, Fi'ank S. Bradley, Qurdon R038, John M. Schvvanfoldor Jr., governmental agency with a 0:30 ajn. Morning Service words by Kellog-Yale class of 1883; CO THE BRANFORD PRINTING CO. Bradley, MlHon P. Bradley, Grace Charles O. Scastrand, Nanzo Shur- primary responsibility tor disaster Sermon music by Thomas Koschat. retto, Edward B. Shepard, Frederick relief placed upon It by Its Con Holy Communion, 1st, 3rd, and Eight Hand Piano Selections, PHONE 8-2431 BRANFORD, CONN. A. Bradley, P. Sherwood Boyd, John 5th Sundays • ; E. Bralnerd, Stanley Bray, S. Dewey O. SImpsan, Alfred W. Smith, Grace gressional charter. 4th Dorothy Murphy, charlotte Pro- Brown, George P. Brown, T. C. H. smith; Donald W. Smith, Hor- Tile Red Cross, on the other Morning Prayer ' 2nd and men Arllne Keyarts, and Harriet LEGAL NOTICES Brown, Ralph A. Clmlno, Ruth H. tonso S. Stanley, Marlon B. Stan- hand, repognlzes tho American Sundays ' Hartgcn, "Melody In F", by Rubin (MAtEDIATE DELTVERI: Iron Enm- Clark, Charles L. Close, Harry G. rtmd, OhiiJlcs A. Tcrhuno, Eliza Legion as representative of veterans . Church School will be held at 10 stein; "Pastel Minuet', by Paradise. temporary permits not to exceed mel Dralnboard Sinks, and L>Ta- Cooke, William Crawford, Frank W. beth Tcrhmie, Wilson E. Thompson, of tho armed forces of World I and o'clock In the Rectory with In Solos by Marie Doerlng, "Make thirty days' duration from the torles; Chrome BrawtlToact Ao- C. Murray Upson, Ellzataclh Upson, structions given by Rev. Francis J. date thereof may be given by such Daley, Kolhryn Daley, Ellzabelh H, and as such a regularly co Smith and Mrs. Smith. Believe" .from "Showboat" by oessoTles; Copper Qatter and D'Aroy, Florence A. Dclon, Joseph Henry Van Cloot, Shirley Van Cleof, operating organization. Jerome Kern. "Why Do I Love You" Fire Marshal without Inspection of Leaders; Roofing and InanUtloa. DePlzzol, Michael Desl, Joseph Dp- Edwid W. walker, M. P'erpont Tho Amenlcan Legion will serve Lenten Devotions will be held In from "Showboat" by Jerome Kern. the premises. nadlo, I. Lewis Doollttle, Violet M. Warner, John R. Whitcomb, Robert In a three-fold manner to avoid Zlon Episcopal Church at 7:30 Vocal solo by Gene Keyarts, SECTION 8.—No range oil burn THE CONN. FLDMBINQ AND Dollttle, and Roy C. Enqulst. M. Williams, Alice B. Wilson, Wal duplication of effort and conflict of o'clock on Sunday evening with a Plan! Duet, Mae Devlin and Gene er shall be Installed by any per ter S. Wood, Howard V. Young, and guest preacher. son. In any building unless a li LUMBER COMFANT responsibility: (1) It will appoint a Tho Blessing and Distribution ot Enqulst, "Prasqulta Serenade", Also Martha H. Fenn, C. Irving Louis B. Znchor. liaison representative or repre Franz Lehar. cense or permit shall have first t7H State St. New Haven, OMia. Field, Wallace H. Fote, Francis A. tho Palms will take' place at the been obtained from the Building Tel. ^-t^H Ford, Joseph Frooborg, Beulah M. C. G.Nordman Estate sentatives to work with the Red D;30 morning service. Solo by Donald Sawtelle, "When Inspector to Install said range aeler. Flora K. Goldsmith, Milton Cross on all levels; (2) in addition An Altar Service and Sermon will I Grow, Too Old to Dream", by burner. No range oil burner shall W. Qoss, Margaret Grannlss, Irene Files $20,750 Suit to Its activities with the Red Cross. toke place at 9:30 o'clock on Good Slgmund Romberg. be Installed unless It Is ot a type REMODELING and ALTERING Haglund, William L, Hall, Walter C. It "win augment duly constituted Friday morning. • Saxophone Solo by Nancy Hartgen approved by the Fire Marshal. Hauler, Elinor K. Halller, Lucy T. The eirtate of the late Carl G. civil, military, or other, outhorltles "Harlem Nocturne", "Song of ot Women's and Men's clothing. with auxiliary personnel or units SECTION 8.—'Any license, permit We specialize In Rellnlng, Re Hammer, Rosamond S. Hammer, R. Nordman of Branford. who was ST. AUGUSTINE'S B. 0. CHimCH India" or approval Issued by the Fire pairing, Refitting and Remodel George Hansen, Irving N. Harrison, struck last November by an auto tor the saving and protection of life Rev. John J. IVIcCarthy, Pastor Marshal may be revoked or sus Marlon B. Harrison, Jerome Hay- and property, traffic regulation and Rev. John McDonald, Curate Allegro Quartette, "Just A Dream ing the clothes in your wardrobe ward, Albert HUlman, E. Hitchcock mobile while he was changing a ot You Dear", by Henri Kllckman, pended by him for cause, subject you no longer can wear. Towne tiro on the Wilbur Cross Parkway movement, property and personnel Frank Frawley "You Tell Me Your Dreams", by to appeal as hereinafter provided. Clothes, 291 Main Street, East Jr., Mrs. Charles Hooghklrk, Victor In Merldon. filed suit yesterday In evacuation, and maintenance of law Organist and Choir Director SECTION 11.—Any person who Haven. S. Hutchinson, Irving C. Jacooks and order;" (3) and when disaster Daniels. Jr., Pearl Jacocks, Rudolph B, John Superior Court for $20,750 from Mrs. Charles Donadlo, assistant Vocal solo by Dave Baldwin, shall violate any provision ot this son, Caroline 0. Jourdan, Prank C. Louis C. Slwy of Glastonbury, driver occurs the Legion will serve in the Masses 7:00 - 0:15 ^ "A Sleep In the Deep". ordinance or fall to comply there LOST—Pass Book No. B274, If Kamlnskl,' Edwin R. Kelscy, Kalh- of the car. Anna Nordman ,admlnls- Red Crass relief setup. Mass 8:00 Northford Congrega piano and Violin selections, with, or who shall violate or fall found return to Branford Sav erlnc S. Kolscy, Howard G. ICcl.scy, tratrlx of the estate, asks $20,000 American Legion manpower will tional Church Rosalie Plnkham and Mae Devlin, to comply withlii ten days with ings Bank. ' 4-8 Mildred B. clsey, John Inney .Ir., death claim and $750 as the cost of be used, as conditions require, on Religious Instruction will be held "Czardas" by Monti any order or regulation made and Prank J. Kinney Sr., Harrison the funeral cxoenscs. operations Involving rescue, survey, on Saturday mornlnB.at 10 o'clock, thereunder, shall forfeit and pay FIELD FOR RENT-12 acres Vocal solo by Prank Blgelow, a penalty of not more than Twen- M. Long, Caro H, Lang, Mary M. Norman was killed almost In- evacuation, care ot refugees, trans Dominican Nuns from Now Haven "Now Is The Hour", Maori Fare choice level farm land on Boston Lay, Winifred Lincoln, Rouel O. portation and communication. will Instruct. well Song ty-flve ($25.00) Dollars ' tor the Post Road. Good crop of straw Llndberg, Florence M. LIndbcrg, J. tantly Nov. 7 when he was hit by first offense and not more than Slwy's car. Tlio accident occurred Tile American Red Cross will A Lenten Evening Service will be Piano Duet, Dorothy Murphy, berries, tomatoes, corn, etc., Aldcn Llnsley, Beflha M. Louns- "furnish tho American Legion with held at 7:30 o'clock on Sunday Charlotte Fromen, "Arab Dance" Fifty ($50.00) Dollars for any sub raised last year. Ready for plow bury, Charles J. Lounsbin-y, Evelyn about 1 A. M. Its facilities and privileges for the evening. Hev. Charles Harris ot from the Nutcracker Suite. sequent offense. ing. Call Branford 8-318D. tf • The estate claims Slwy was oper transportation of food, clothing and West Haven will be the guest Dated at East Haven, Connecti ating his car negligently, at an ex other supplies being shipped Into a preacher. The Canoe Brook Parent cut, this 24th day of March, 1950. FOR SALE—Solid Mahogany cessive speed, and V/lthout having disaster area when such articles arc Stations of the Cross and Bene' Teacher's Association will sponsor PRANK S. CLANCY, Sheraton Buffet, $65. Matching the auto under jiontrol. It Is also diction of the Blessed Sacrament ALFRED F. HOLCOMBE, China Closet, $45. .Ironstone A Wallpapmr alleged In the complain thot tho requested by, or when prior agrec-l a spaghetti supper In the high FRANK A. BARKER, Insplrofionf ment with Rod Cross as to need for will take place on Friday night at school cafeteria oh Wednesday platter. Antique Walnut picture defendant was driving while under such supplies has been reached." 8 o'clock at SI. Augustine's R, C. evening, April 12, at 6:30 with tho Board of Selectmen of frame. Call Branford 8-3117. 'Queen Ann*" the Influence of liquor and without Churcli. proceeds going to the Branford The Town of East Haven having given a signal of his ap- LAWN MOWERS sharpened piToacii. Chinese first used paper ,at an Palms will be, distributed at all Schools Scholarship Fund and the DISTRICT OF BRANFORD, ss. CHINTZ unknown date. By 150 B. C. they Masses and will be;, blessed before Canoe Brook P. T. A. PROBATE COURT, March 15, and repaired. All makes. We call FRIII S«»d lodcrv for Nordman. 51, had been employed the 7 o'clock Mass. -. . tor and deliver. Ask tor Alex or •ampi* or >•• It •* In the H. F. & M, Tool Company were making It from the pulp of thd 1950. ear sitowroom** Mulberry tree. ' dedicated to , music and the per- George. 40 Silver Street, Bran- here and earned $4,500 a year,. Tlie Venerable Francis J. Smith, formance was presented by Miss Estate of GEORGE T. P. MILNE ,ford. Call 8-3782 after 5 P.M. • * * Archdeacon, was the guest preacher Mary Lou Bernard, John Adamoll, in said district, deceased. . 4-13 "•••••lloydtS: About 2,000 wooden crosstles are The Admlnsltratrlx having ex M W«il 4Blli M. needed for every mile of railroad The first English language dally at tho 8 o'clock evening Lenten Richard Hawkins. Jr. and the Teon- N«w T«rk 19. H. t. newspaper — the Dally Courant — service at the Cathedral In Hartford hibited his administration account FOR RENT—Mill Plain. Two track In the U. S. was established In London' In 1702. on last Sunday. He was also' the "Tpubl°c™card party was held In ^i'^^ =^ld estate to this Court for beautifully decorated apartments. preacher at a noonday luncheon th,eo tow^nmr,n halholl o««n MondaI/rnr,rlnyv nighnlMift fnfor- ailOWanOO, ID. IS Four rooms $85. 5 rooms $125. service on Monday. The Archdeacon the benefit of Totoket Grange ORDERED—That the 5th day ot With garages. Immediate occu Two Piece Parlor Set and Mrs. Francis J. Smith were April A.D. 1950 at 10 o'clock in the pancy. By appointment only. Roupholsterod and Rostylod weekend guests of the Dean of the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Branford 8-3431. 3-30 i'Tl4 Branford, be and the same is EASTER WEEK SPECIAL 11 by Factory Method Cathedral. Legal Notice assigned for a hearing on the al FOR SALE—White Crochet Ta On Monday night the Rev. lowance of said administration ac ble cloth, $50. Also bureau scarf. $59 /^Qn^ &up Francis J SmltK preached the THE BOARD OP SELECTMEN count with said estate, and -^thls Phone East Haven 4-3061. - 4-13 Cold Wave $8. sermon and dedicated a bell at hereby give notice that the follow Court directs Flora K. Goldsmith Tyler City. On Wednesday night, ing sections ot an ordinance which to cite all persons interested there he was the guest preacher at St. Is part of the building code Is to in to appear at said time and HOUSES FOR SALE by our New Operator John's-by-tho-Sea, • In Colonial be enforced and that permits and place, by publishing this order in Park. licenses will be available by April some newspaper published in New MISS GLENN 1st, at the Building Inspector's GUILFORD LAKES—White Birch Mrs. Aldcn J. Hill with Mrs. Saw- Haven County, and having a cir Drive. An opportune time to pur Office. Said licenses and permits to culation in said district, and by chase this year round Lake Front telle of the Branford Garden Club take effect on May 1st. posting a copy on the public sign home with immediate occupancy. Phone or take "Pot Lgck" and have her give you a attended the flower show last week An ordinance regulating the sale post in the Town of Branford 6 beautiful rooms including large in New York City ' and/or installation and/or main where the deceased last dwelt. sunporch. OH heat, fireplace, elec Shampoo and Finger Wave Mrs. Herbert C. Miller of Middle- tenance of, Oil Burners In stoves By the Court: tric hot water heater, etc. In tip town Turnpike opened her' home on and ranges or similar devices and Flora K. Goldsmith, top condition. Landscaped grounds. Monday evening for the annual the" storage and handling ot oil 4-6 Clerk Well maintained roads. Call Allan Largo Solcci'ion of Fabrtct meeting of the League of Women fuels in connection therewith. Loeb. Betty's Beauty Studio All Workmanihip Guaranlctid Voters ot North Branford. Tho SECTION 1.— This ordinance DISTRICT OP BRANFORD, SS. covered dish supper was followed shall apply lo any and all sales, in PROBATE COURT, March 20tll, S. LOEB St SON •229 Montoweso Street Phono Brtinford 8-1117 Reliable Upholstering Co. by a business meeting at ^.whlch stallations and/or servicing of oil 1060 (U Brokers) BRANFORD 8-9151 time officers for the coming year burners In stoves and ranges or Estate of LOUIS ALFRED EITEL "Super-market for Homes" similar devices and the storage were elected and the adoption ot and handling of oil fuels in con^ late ot Branford, In said District, LEGAL NOTICES the local program and the budget nectlon therewith within the deceased. for the coming year took place Town of East Haven. The Court ot Probate for the DISTRICT OF BRANFORD, ss. Residents are again reminded District of Branford, hath limited PROBATE COURT, March 23, SALESGAINS BECAUSE IT'S AMERICA'S SECTION 3—No person shall en and allowed six months from the 1050 that It Is the season when permits gage In the business of Installing date hereof, for the creditors, of are required before any fires may and/or servicing said oil burners said estate to exhibit their claims Estate ot ALEC GUDONIS late of be built In tho open. This Includes unless he shall have first obtained for settlement. Those who neglect Branford, in said District, de trash and rubbish fires, brush fires a license as herein set forth. The to present their accounts properly ceased. or grass which are.common In the fee for each license shall be five attested, within said time, will be The Court ot Probate tor the spring time. Permits may be re- ($5.00), for the use of the Town debarred a recovery. All persons in District ot Branford, hath limited questerd of the Warden, Nathan and shall be paid at the time ot debted to said Estate are requested and allowed six months from the Harrison, by phone. making application. All installa to make Immediate payment to date hereof, for the creditors of tions or servicing of range oil Emily Anna Eltel, said estate to exhibit their claims Tmd Vealf Totoket Grange met In the town burners shall be made under the Executrix for settlement. Those who neglect hall on Tuesday night for a regular immediate supervision of a person Address: pawson Park to present their accounts properly business session. The program was licensed under this section. All li Branford, Conn. 4-13 attested, within said time, will be censes Issued under this section debarred a recovery. All persons in shall .expire on the first day ot DISTRICT OF BRANFORD, ss. debted to said Estate are requested STEVE PRUSSICK May of each year. PROBATE COURT, March 9th to make immediate payment to GARAGE SECTION 4.—No person shall 11)50. Constance T. Ivlyers, deliver oil for the operation ot said Estate of ALEC GUDONIS .'ate of . Adlninlstratrix EQUIPPED TO REPAIR oil burners unless he shall first Branford in said District, deceased. Address: Branford, Conn. 4-13 ALL MAKES OF CARS have obtained a license as herein Upon the application of John B. Moid SI. Tel. 8-93IS Bnnlord set forth. The fee for each,license Sllney, a creditor ot said estate, ot DISTRICT OP BRANFORD, ss. w. shall be Five C$5.00) Dollars, for Branford, Conn., praying that Let PROBATE COURT, March 16th, the use of the Town, and shall be ters of .Administration may be 1960 paid at the time of making appli granted on said estate, as per ap Estate ot ALICE M. BURR late cations. All licenses Issued under plication on file more fully appears ot Branford, In said District, de this section shall expire on the ceased. first day of May of each year. it Is ORDERED—That said applica The Court of Probate for the SECTION 5.—Applications for li tion b.e heard and determined at District of Branford, hath'limited censes or permits hereunder shall abovals oneorovor 1/5 the Probate Office In Branford, in and allowed sl)c months from the modeli in Ford Truck lino NEWCOMERS f bo made In writing to the Fire said District, on the 23rd day of date hereof, for the creditors of for 1950. Marshall, at the office of the Build March A.D. 1950 at ten o'clock In said estate to exhibit their claims SetiGi r-6 SIBKB thown al ing Inspector, In such form and the forenoon, and that public no for settlement. Those who neglect nehl with now UO-h.p. U NEW HOME MAKERS/ detail as the Fire Marshall shall thvmosi powsriul 6-cylln> tice be given of the pendency of to present their accounts properly tier Ford Ttuck ovor bulltl require and. It approved by said said application and of the time attested, within said time, will be • TEEN-AGE GIRLS/ Fire Marshal, shall be so endorsed and place ot hearing thereon, by and filed with the Building In debarred a recovery. All persons In spector. Before such license or per publishing this order three times debted to said Estate are requested mit may be granted it ^viU be ne- in some newspaper published in to make immediate payment to cessar.y tor said persons to estab New Haven County and having a Carolyn M. Stanley, AMERICA'S NO. 1 TRUCK DEAL lish his fitness and/or knowledge circulation In said District, and by Administratrix posting up a copy thereof on the Address: 682 Prospect St. Como In now lor llio best truck deali In our hisloryl of range oil burner installation public sign-post In the Town of Because Ford Trucks aro maklns bigeer sales Bains Noi 1 In (olof galnil and/or proper handling of range New Haven, Conn. 4-13 oil to the complete satisfaction of Branford, in said District. than all other makos combined, we're In a real tradins the Fire Marshall. By the Court: DISTRICT OF BRANFORD, ss. position. Wo're making higher trade-in allowances than . 1 In chotcs ol englna typ«>t Flora IC. Goldsmith, PROBATE COURT, March 8th, over beloro. Over 175 Ford models moan we've Rot tho SECTION 6.—(d) No person shall 3-30 Clerk 1850. fight truck lor your |ob. Prompt delivery on all nrodois. ^ Ho> 1 In exporlencal keep, store or use such range oil Easy terms. Bonus* Buiil construction! Priced with the In any building unless a permit DISTRICT OF BRANFORD, Estate Of SUSAN PALMER late [oweslj Let us showynu why Ford is tho host doai lor you I No. I In long Ufa I has been obtained from the Fire PROBATE COURT March 8th, Of Branford, In said District, de Marshal. The fee, for each said 1950. ceased. *IONUSl "Somerhlnp olvan In adHlthn la wSa( No. 11n valua I I permit shall be Fifty (50) cents, Estate of FRIEDA C. GARDEN The Court of Probate for the (i uit/af or trrkllf dii."«W«t>ir*r. W tor the use of the Town, and shall late of Brariford, in said District, District of Branford, hath limited be paid at the time of making ap If you are a Newcomer to \he- deceased. and allowed six months from the city, a New Mother, have Just plication. All permits Issued under The Court ot Probate for the Dis date hereof, for the creditors ot become etiKaRcd, have moved to this section shall expire on the trict of Branford, hath limited said estate to exhibit their claims a new address in the elty, or first day ot May of each year and fforcf Trutking Costs less Because— Just become Sixteen, your pub and allowed six months fx-om the for settlement. Those who neglect lic spirited local merchants, at a renewal charge fee of Fifty (50) date hereof, for the creditors of to present their accounts properly an expression of Goodwill, have cents shall bo paid tor each annual said estate to exhibit their claims attested, wihln said "time, will be a lovely basket of £tfti lor you. Inspection. • IFORSI TRUCKS LASV LONGER There"! nothlnii to buy. No ob-. for settlement. Those who neglect debarred a recovery. All persons ligntion. Simply call your Wel SECTION 6.—(f) Such range oil to present their accounts properly indebted to said .Estate are re Ui/njl fa(ef( roti*^ff>iion ttaia on 6,592,000 (rucks, Ufa insuranco experts prov Ford Trucha f«i( longart come Wagon Hoatesi whoia phone ii lilted and arrange to , for the purpose of this ordinance attested, within said time, will be quested to make Immediate pay receive these gii:ts. shall bo delivered only by equip debarred a recovery. All,persons in ment to • ment approved by the Fire Mar debted to said Estate are requesced Marlon M. Plltt, shal. No range oil shall be delivered to make Immediate payment to Roberta S. Llnke, Wilson Auto Sales Co., Inc. Welcome Wagon to a storage tank Unless the per William L. Wilson, Administratrix NEWYOKK • MIMPHrs'* 10SAN«EIU mit authorizing such storage ot oil Administrator Address: c-o T. Holmes Bracken 147 MONTOV/ESE STREET, BRANFORD, CONN. JOiONTO is posted on or near such tank. At Addresat 58 Hopson Avenue 205 Church St. - Phone Now Haven 9-4139 the discretion of the Fire Marshal, Branford, Conn. .• • 3-30 New Haven, Cojih. '4-(5'