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Uugaman Library Eoat Haven,Conn Pago Eight THE BEANFOED EEVIEW, THUESDAY, MAEOH 9, 1039 THE POCKETBOOK State Highway THE MOVIE GUYED Calendar Of Events Employee Dies THE HOME NEWSPAPER IS A o/ KNOWLEbCE * VITAL FORCE IN EVERY TO^VN THE HOME TOWN PAPER PORTRAYING AS IT DOES — of — HOT TIP FOK THE WEEK: I or tragedy that has been waiting for Hnd and 'Itli Tnt'sdny niglit, Nnslmwena Council, Degree of I'o- BRANFORD — NORTH BRANFORD William Henry Thomas of 83 Hop- LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN A clmplcr out ot the innklng ot them, eiijiontiia in Hed Men's Hall. son Avenue passed away Monday STONY CREEK — PINE ORCHARD the west Is unveiled in Waller Wag Dudley Nichols has prepared an IHI and .'ird Fridays—Vasa fStar Lodge, No. 150, Svea Hall. morning at U In his home follow FAMILIAR LANGUAGE SHORT BEACH — INDIAN NECK excellent screenplay from the. story ner's "Stagecoach," which Is now Thursdays! Vitiii, Knst Haven llotary Club. ing an Illness of six months dura CJje Ptantorli Eebietn GBANNIS CORNER — MORRIS of Ernest Haycox which appeared tion. He was 6i years of age and COVE — EAST HAVEN being shown at the Loow Poll Col In Collier's as "Stage to Lordsburg" AND EAST HAVEN NEWS lege Theatre tor a second big week. was born in Blrstol, England, com and John Pord has directed the EVEEY WEEK ing to this country 15 years ago. For VOL. XI—NO, 49 Tills now production, an epic ol Iproductlon with his usual pace and Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, March 10, 1039 Fridays—-Pawson Tribe, I. 0. R. M. at 8 P. M. in Hodmen's Hall. the past seven years he had been a Irontler life and courage, concernsl---,-^YlonUonviriinn : CongratulationCrtneratulatlons are also resident of this town. He had been Price Five Cents the adventures of a band of men duo Bert Glcnnon for his splendid and women in the days when Amer MAEOH 10th employed by the state highway, de cinematography of the Arizona partment for the past 16 years. He lea was young. The production co- mesas and plateaus. Sliorl Beaeli Union Chnpel ReliearBal, 7:30. Congregational stars Claire Trevor and John Wayne was a member of the First Baptist Several Bills In Hearing Musical Art WBRY Broadcast The 2nd big feature on the screen MAEOH 11th Church and the Modern Woodmen with prominent roles played by An Is "There's That Woman Again", Corcoran Sundquist Post of America'. dy Dovlne, Louise Piatt, George with Virginia Bruce, Melyyn Doug- Dance, Italian Amei'iean Club , Church Calls Scholarship Will Feature Bancroft, Donald Meek, Tim Holt, las, Margaret Lindsay, Stanley • Beside his widow. Bertha Turner, In State Legislature Of Thomos Mitchell and John Carra- Rldgo and Tom Dugan. MAEOH 13th he Is survived by tour brothers and Rev. B. Anthony tour sisters In Englahd and a sister Concert Tues. Local Talent En tertained By A uxiliary dlne. See you In the MOVIES, Rotary—12!l5—Congregational Church Parlors. In Australia. The funeral services The picture opens as the Overland Your Movie Guyed Indiiin Nook Fire Company nioolH. At tho special meeting of the On March 21st, Tuesday evening Stage Is about to leave Tonlo for were held yesterday afternoon with Interest To East Haven Radio Slatlbn WBRY has an East Haven Community Council PTA services In the funeral hom6 of First CongrDgatlonal church Sun at 8 p. m. at Library Hall, the nounced a new series of broadcasts tordaburg, Driving It Is Buck Rlck- day morning following the morning on Twentieth Anniversary abeugh, who Is occompanled by Norman V, Lamb ot Mohtowese St. Musical Art Society will present a ot High School programs. Eventual service It was voted to extend a ciiii Curly WUcox, . travding with the Writes Article MAEOH 14th Rev. A. W. Jones, pastor of the First Members Of Board of Finance Would Receive Compensa variety program for tho benefit of ly, the series will cover all Connec Baptist Church, officiated assisted to Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony of the Scholarship Fund. Tho Society ticut schools. It can best bo do,scrlb- coach as shot-gun guard. One by Junior Musical Art mods in the Academy. one the passengers board the by Rev. Arthur Tedcastle of. Bay- tion For Duties—Teachers' League Represented At Danvcrs, Mass. to the pastorate has already 'presented soholar.slilp cd as a Held class ot vocational gui Post No, 83 Has Done Tremendous Amount Of Relief On Problems Of Chapel AVorkors meet with Mrs. .Jolni Pard6e r awards amounting to $000.00. The coach; there Is Lucy Mallory, going port, R. I., nephew pf Mrs. Thomas. Hearings On Tenure Of Office Bill. rendered vacant by tho recent res dance and will give the talented Work During Years Of Its Existence—Gave Success to Join her army officer husband Short Bcaeli Clmpel Workers, 3 P. M. The bearers were Harry and Robert ignation or Rev. C. R. Cooley. Mr. program will !be in tho form of achildre n a chance to learn some "Town OnioialH Niglit" Kast Iliiven Young Repul)lieuns. radio broadcast programs, with Mr. ful Ball For Rehabilation Of G-reen. before she Is to become' a mother; Highway Safety Tedcastle of New Haven, Howard Yesterday was "East Haven Day Anthony was graduatcti fi-om Yale thing about Radio Broadcasting. Mr. Peacock, a clerical-looking whis Stony Creek PTA, 8 ;00. Little ot Woodbrldge and John University In 1328; a member of Willis Pratt ihaster ot ceremonies. The programs arc presented each Cantata Rehearsal in Trinity Parisii House. In the state legislature at Hartford, Corps Members key drummer; Doc Boone, a dipso The following article appeared Quinn, Otto Metz and Stephen with a batch ot bills concerning Phi Beta Kappa; teaclier at Yale In The following members of the Friday night at 8:00 o'clock. Bran Corcoran Sundquist Post No. 83, maniac doctor; the mysterlou!) Hat- Plnta, all of this place. The burial i this month In,"Orderly Traffic" and China, Ohangsha, China for 3Musical.Ar t Society will.toko part ford High School will broadcast on Supt. Pinkham American Legion, according to cus ' MAEOH 15th East Kaven furnishing the work for Held, a notorious gambler, and Dal- was written by Leslie J. Soronson, was In Hamden Plain cemetery. the day's committees. Town Counsel Pay Tribute At years; returned to Yalo where ho In vocal and Instrumental solos, vo March 17. Those taking part in tho tom, ceiobraled Its anniversary las, played by Claire Trevor, an un- program will Include announcers, president, Institute ot. Traffic En Indian Nock Auxiliary. Edward L. Reynolds Representa was gradiiiitod •with tile B. D. de cal and instrumental ensembles: Announces New Tuesday night In the Community fortunate lady of the town who Is gineers. Mr. Sorensen with Mrs. singers, musicians, dramatic groups House Aprol Sale, '2:00, Women's Guild, Cln'ist Kpisuopal Church, E.H. The Junior Mulcal Art .Society will tives Charlotte Miller and Ernest Luncheon Today gree In 1034 In the divinity school; Margaret Fouser, Harry Lindberg, being forced to leave by the mem Soronson and their daughter lived and tap dancers. The program will Master Maston Degree, Widow's Sons Lodge, (i ;30. meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 In Carpenter, with some of the town received the divinity degree cum Alice, Burr, Florence Smith—guest, A bcnutiful cake, donated by Oas- bers ot the law and order society, In Short Beach part of the summer fathers and others interested, were bo under tho supervision ot Mr. Attendance List the Academy on the Green. The sub laudc magna; stood at the head of Rosalie PInkliam, Cornelia Osborn, tollon's Bakery, bore the American This hetorogonqbus group Is joined and autumn. on hand at tho hearings Fourteen members of the Wom Nellie OsbornJ Andrea Paine, Eliza Fi'ank Coyle, Director of Music, fl.t the outslkrts of, the town by MAEOH 10th Ject ot the meeting wfil be "Music his class; recel-ved Archibald prize Legion emblem and tho insoriptloh en's Relief Corps were honored this beth Baldwin; Marian Adams, Ada Branford High School. Banker Gatewood( with the funds Based on Literature." The follow One of the measures had to do for standing first in scholarship; Superintendent ot Schools, Ray Post 83, 20th Anniversary, TBAPPIC ENGINEERING Supper St. Andrew's Mothers' Club. with tenure of office for East Ha noon at a luncheon In the First Sliepard, Audrey Rogers, Charlotte mond E. Pinkham, announced the of his bank nestllnB. In his reavy ing members will present the pro elected to Day Graduate fellowship; The broadcast progi:am will bo as Members ot tho auxiliary gave tho Traffic engineering represents the Turltcy Supper, Si Mary's Parisli (Ii30 at tho Trysr t . ven school teachers, a bill in which Baptist Church. Adams, Mary Jjevlln, Jane Mattson, following list of pupils of the local valise, and, a tow miles further on, ian Sisters. gram: Roberta Baldwin, Virginia and was pastor at the First Con follows: Announcer, John Erlck- party. Mrs. Addle Jackson president, by the Rlngo kid, played by John technical engineering approach .to Povorty Parly, AVoodlund 'romiile, No. 27. Pyllr Both Sides In Spain Foster Bracken, Beatrice Kelsey, Rosemary the educational forces ot the town They have been members for 25 Helen Smith, Isabel MacLeod, Clara schools having perfect attendance presided and past presidents re the problem ot ,sate and, orderly Turkey Supper, North Brunlord Civic Association. are much Interested. gregational Church, Belmont, Mass., Carwford, Helen Rice, James Cos- son; Main Street March, Weidt, En from September through February, Wayne, a young fugitive from" Jus- Hess, Shirley Kolbln, Anne Gale ' years and sat at the head table. for a number of years. semble: Pauline Dunbar, Julia sponded with short talks, among movement of street and highway After drawing up a bill for local grove, Alice Warner, Willis Pratt.. 1030. tlce who Is ori his way to Lordsburg I and Iverson Carter. They are: Miss Henrietta Hlb- Mooney, Phyllis Clason, Joseph Ci- thom; Mrs. John Ahorn, Mrs. Loo troCflq thrpugh the proper design or MAEOH 17th Better Housing For Workers tenure and siibmlttlng It to the Special features will be presented to settle a tued of long standing, Mrs. Harold MulUn ot Monroe St., bard and Mesdames Bertha Louns- The action was taken on tho rec aglla, Albert Tucker, Charles Bald HIGH SCHOOL Flnncran, Mrs. James Redding and redesign ot roadway and structures. Board of Education tor approval last bury, Susie Cooke, Anna Stone, by Mrs. Chrlntlne. Cox guest. Dra Grade 12; Gerardo Giordano, Mrs. Raymond Ballou. from which they do not detract. In win be hostess this evening to the ommendation of the Pulpit Supply win; Choruses; (a) Forest Dance, Thrown-to-gethor by the exigen Installation of control devices, an Card Party, Indian Ncclc Auxiliary. BURGOS, Spain,—One of the most Friday; the executive board of the Elizabeth Pratt,. Bessie Smith, matic sketch by Alice Warner, as tact this was an Important part ot Lucky 13 club. Committee which Includes: Mrs. Dellbes; (b) Narcissus, Nevin, 7th Richard Meek, Joan Ciasen, Victor VIco-commandor Robert Richard cies of stagecoach travel, this alysis ot trakc flow movements and i Outboard Motor Club, RoundrTuble Meeting. remarkable aspects of the Spanish East Haven Teachers League was Louise Hosley, Addle Hosley, Sar sisted by James Hanscom and E. W. Amatorl, Vincent Martono, William son because of the absence ot Com General Quelpo de Llano's plan. In Norman V, Lamb, chairman; Mrs. Grade Chorus (winner of singing strange assortment of pessengers kindred factors. Like all other' Branford <1-H Club, hostess, Mrs. Addison Cooko. civil war has been the dtermlnatlon represented at the hearing ot the ah Hosley, Nollie Rice, Nellie Beule, Bowne guests Proto, Gormalno Van Egghon. mander Cato, presided for tho Le soon finds Itself Involved In a ser his view It was wrong to keep the Mrs. Albert Read ot North Gull- Mcrritt A. Hugins, Mrs. Sherwood contest); Tap Dance, Audrey Swan- young professions. It Is confronted with which both sides have striven ford entertained St. John's Guild bill by spokesmen. Miss Pauline Jennie Llnsley, Carrie Lounsbury, Grade 11: Jerry Collins, Michael gion andcallod on Past Commander ies of dromatlo'adventures. Lucy's poor In separate suburbs. He decid Korn of the elementary schools, and Boyd, Chauncey Upson, Harry G. felder; Playlet; "When Spirits Met", with growing pains and several to maintain and speed up social ac Thursdoy afternoon. Louise Monroe. Zvonkovlc, Walter Gumkowskl, John Ahorn and Past Commander child Is born on routei Dallas and very, specific problems. ed to build good-looking houses in Thomas Maloney of the high school. Cooke, and William E. Hitchcock. James Mcllor and Diana Pdiastrl; tlvltles such as aducatlon and re the best districts In order to bring Mrs. Abble Close heads the lunch Doris Montelius Choruses: (a) Song of the Hike, Mary Prussick, Mary O'Neill, Wil John Coolac. Rlngo fall In love. Finally when the The first problem Is tliat ot, ac Other, delegates supporting the bill Sis brother, Edwin T. Anthony, coach Is crossing a plateau. It Is Bill S^ts Status housing. together rich and poor, to afford eon committee and is assisted by Hostord; (b) A Deep Sea Chantey, liam Symond, William Anderson, Wlilthoy Marsli presontpd his old ceptance. All organizations engaged' WPA To Enlarge included. Misses Dorothea Murphy, now ot Hlngham, Mass., was direc attacked by a ferocious bind of In Republic Spain the Govern at least the possibility of a better Mrs.- Florence Whltcomb and Mrs. Wins Pin Award Scott, 7th grade chorus; Queen Elmer Woods, Kathorino Cigich, fashioned medicirto man skit dur In safety and trafllc work on a na WHEN IN NEED OF Catherine Flanagan, Eleanor Leary, tor of young people's work here Apaches. This scone of the attack, ment carried out an' extensive class • understanding, to give the Margaret Teachman. Waltz, (3 part arrangement), En Adella Gatavaskl, Rose Giordano, ing the entertainment. . : tional basis, and'most ot the larger Of Farm Workers WALLPAPER and 'Kathleen Lynch. Supt. W. E. which furnishes the climax of the Its Classes For scheme ot putting Illiterate child poor the example ot, and foster three years ago. Mr. and Mrs. An Doris Montfeilus of the Branford semble; Finale, "Norma,", Bolllnl, Bornlce TIsko, John Barnes, Thor- Pictures of the affair were taken cities, as well as some states, recog Glllls and Maurice Germond of the > film. Is one of the most thrilling se ren to school to • keep them from among them, good taste and clean or PAINT thony and two children will arrive High school who competed for the Ensemble. wald Komarosky, Paul Lysakovitz, by Howard Hills of Indian Neck. nize the contribution which traffic Representative Lea Pro school:board together with several quences to be seen oh the screen tor the war environment. Gen. Fran liness. VISIT groups from various PTA's also here April 1. Good Citizenship Pilgrimage to Howard Spear, Snld Bloomqulst, Decorations were in blue and gold. engineering hos mado and can Household Jobs ' many a season.,, . poses Accurate Definition cisco Franco's Government has not There Is sald,to be no dlscrlmln- supported delegates at Hartford Will Play Cards Rev. Herbert D. Gallaudet ot Pine Washington In April received the Roberta Crawford, Colia Randozio, Following dinner there was a so make through a solution of traffic UNITED WALL PAPER ' Wlien those passengers who have been obliged to take sole respon tlon agolnst prospective tenants on Orchard will preach the next two award ot the Good Citizenship pin. Doris Shorhouny. cial hour with card playing. dimcultlos. As yet, however, there WASHINGTON--Tralnlng of nee Under the Labor Law Another has to do with the ass survived the attack at last roach sibility for social works. There has account ot .their political Ideas. A CO. Tomorrow Night Sundays. Awards were made Monday in the Grade 10; Mathow MarkleskI,. March 15, twenty years ago tho has not been a general recognition dy unemployO'd wonien for regular essment of costs against the town Whitfield Union Lordsburg, still further adventure,? been, on the whole, plenty of food quarter ot the grants. It Is true, are !)3 Crown St., New Ilavcn 'y. W. C. A. at a meeting ot Mary Patsy Proto, Cadolyn Glance, Annalt',^51.°P,.„^''f, organlsiod and s|nco ot the direct advantage of employ- household employment Is to be Representative Lea, of California, for Injuries sustained on the side are In store, and In a, suspenseful In the territory taken by the In reserved for civil war veterans. Oth The regulK^titeetlng of the auxil Clap Wooster chapter, D. A. R. Symonds, Veronica LIpkvich, Bor that time tho local post has spon ihig competent trafllc engineers In greatly expanded • by the Works chalrinan ot the Interstate and "We Save You Money" walks along public highways. To Hear Speaker sored many ambitious undertak m denouement they find the happiness Foreign Commerce Cjommlttee, In surgents and a sufficiency of funds erwise the chief requirement from iary ot theJHratSh Neck Fire Com G. 0. P. Women Miss Marlon L. Tliatchor assisted nlce Crowley, Marlon Ambrulovloh jthe mlddlo-slze(} and smaller group Progress Administration. Two measured' would broaden the pany was held last night In the tire- Anna RoUis, Ruth Woods, Prod ings. Much of tholr' efforts have troduced a bill to dellne an agrl- from; private sources to enable the jJ^e'Toccupant Is that he refrains powers "of two of the town's Import at the tea table. ':' Theodore L. Tuokoc , of, AnEola, «t«* It, of cities. There are, ot.course, some At the present time approximate care of refugees and needy to be trom' drunkenness,, and otherwise house with Mrs.,Louise Brown, pres aourW«ijapM»nnt'J:0iwVVll«;4the MMjfeAar:£;hJ2Q *6t
telik-. - VV -'•••^^^^f^ 'jiijMgBmfWivWl P ftmTy^l •(^^^MM^W& mt^^^mm'tt^t^stmm^i ^immmR ;#^/s?vV•?^'''•n^JvvVV'^•^•^^ -^"^w Av'*'^*'-V^' Page Two THE BRANPORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1030 THE BRANFORD RBVIEW, THURBpAY. MABOH 16, 1939 / .^ftgc mreg Zlta Hatthews", Mrs. ATvln Thomp- .son, Mrs. Maurice' BStosohn, Mrs lEast Haven High Marcus Gandossy, ahd Mrs. PolCr All In The EAST HAVEN Lorcnzcn. Day's School Notes Mrs.' William Pagerstrom, pro Oinccr Herbert' Smith I.H conflhbd gram' chairman, tifesented Mr. News Of General Interest To omen By K C. nml N. II. CAIII'KNTEK Ann Gorman to his home with a sprained ankle. Caryle Frawley and his ^lence stu Early this week the call was Issus- dents, who presented a program on Christ Church Guild held their cd toV participants in'the 6ast lla- sitfety thVough the proper control IIIOII STANDAUDS Wins Pin Award regular meeting y'esterditi'' In 'the Girl's Best ven high blue and gorl varsity of fire. Participating were Harry Lamb Or Mutton Fine For 11 mlRht be a wholesome Lonlcn Httgdrtian Mbrhorlal Llbi'ary. Show ot 1930. Such a large number Mack who gave an Introduction to Crock O' Smacks Ml.s.'! Ann Gorman, member of the cxciclso for us Christians to com Due to conflicting activities the ot students responded that It is jirb- Flrb 'and acted as announcer; Elea Friend Today Is senior class of East Haven High pare our own lives with the high Woman's Guild of Christ Church dlctcd that thefeWllbe at least 250 nor Lowcnthal, who demonstrated Dishes Of Entree Type School, received the GoHd Cltlttli- stendarcl kcl up by Peter hi ills tlrst lids found It hbcbssafy to pbslpo'nc directly concerned with the many the three essentials ot Fire; Donald slilp awai'd from Mary Clapp Wops- Her Mirror cplsllc. "Conduct yourselves proper tho Easter sale. • i • various projbcts irfvolved In' the stag Morgkn, extinguishing fire; James Ghlld's School Lunch Needs Thouqht' Lamb Of oxccllcnt quality Is avail ly boforo tlafifilns," lie"urBcs, '.'for It ter Chiptor, D. A. R., at the Y. W. minutes In 4 quarts rapidly boiling Ing ot thlsglgdntfc'b'xlravdg&Yiza, ' McCormlck,' ckllngulshlng oil 'fires. '•[i Is the V/lll (Af God that by your hon C. A.'ln New llavon','MoMti after In the Victorian era the girl who able all year round. Unlike beef, all water to which 1 tablespoon of salt William Mlntz, soda and acid ex has been added. Drain and chill. est lives you should silence' the Ig noon. Sale ot. tickets has boon satisfac The 1038 show, a huge' dramatic Thb best school lunch which any obtained most sntlstactorlly at cultivated her mirror was more than pdrtlbns of lamb are tender bhough and 'nnanciai succeAs; wds produced tinguishing; •irglhla Sheijai'di Spbn rtm^Z "A Scout is Cheerful" means just that for Sea Scouts too. Combine tho elbow macaroni, celery norant chatBds of foolish persons. "Miss Gorlnan was the ohplco of tory tor the East Hdvcn tolloe Asso taneous combustion; Harry Mack, mother can plan will be one which school, but when It can not be pur- apt to gain a reputation for con- to roast or broil. 'This makds 'jlo^- tlVo' Ukd hcc moiV, only 'do not w(th the aid of a professional coach, when high adventure wlll'"set up" the child and prepare chased at school. It maybe brought celt. But her Twentieth Century Cabbage, parsley, lemon Juice, salt hor fciloW-^tiiabnts and the todch- ciation seml-formdl dance to be thermoatdtlc eoritrol; Robert Clark, fair weather ahead. Who wu'^"' ^c liappy slblo an hileresllhg bit of moat tb and paprika. Add tho mayonnaise mako"y(i\»' "fiecdbhr'a pi^ctdilt for ei's of tile' hlfeh School .'as 'the held In the Town Itall, March 20. and several fac'dlty"advisers,' The promise in the offirtg? SEA SCOUTING (s one ot the senior programs him for his afternoon activities. A In a-thermos container from home, sister who doesn't spend plenty ot 1030 edition will be the work of the overlbadtng ah efec'trlc circuit; 'and of the Boy Scouts of America. fit in for every occasion of purpose. dressing, dhlllcd,'tofek bgether v/lth misconduct." Again he says, '.'See school's best representative ot James Lyons, thb electric eye as a llstlcSs pupil ahd one with afternoon'A iiot dish- Is valuable in stlmulat- time in front of a mirror Is more apt nr FBANCCS PFCK that you have a clean conscience, so student participants alone, Edward Urini ftcttif Inilllitit, Then, too, Ihoro arb the ihop's lihd a'tbVlt'artd Sffve'bh" 'trl'sji Ibttiico American girlhood; Otio'siloh nom- AH elementary schools through s'dfety fabtbr. "' ' ' tatlgue makes a poor scholar; Ihg circulation and In makliiB the to win a reputation tor dowdlness ihat, for all their siahdet of you, Slmbhl, with hl,4 assistants Virginia and careless grooming. rnuNE rnKTTiEs FOK stciiks tor Individual 'bt'olUhE;. Bilt leaves. Garnish with radish roses liled trbih each state, selected by out the town will observe open house •The guest speaker was Dr. Gen " Some ' definite lunch ' pattern lunch aJJpeallng, . . . thai Is ndt the half of It.' ahd'cJUmtbred lehidhs. ' ' ' ' : these libellers of your good Chris lot, makes the annual D. A. R. Pil this evening from '7:M to"b'r). ih;*"" AnhMacAr'lh'ur and Loi'btta Slm- Should "be "followed In preparing the • * • PATIENTS- evieve Leary, of the State Teachers' College Notes ' Suggbsltdhs tor the Hot Dish In this day ot Intricate make-up, Next tinio tiic'dotlor orders .. Lamb or muttbh are 'suscehtlble tian behaviour may be ashamed. For grimage to Washington. Miss Joan- 'Thbyb will be ah e^hibltlbh'ln bach bnl, hdS'already written the several School luhchiMllk, fruit, ^vegetable, College in New Haven. The main .Cbboa""• ' - ' ' • • ; emphasis on carriage, stocking seam toft diet;i'Dr onb of yo\u- flock, ju.st to a great variety of dishes of the It is better to suffer for doing right etto Bpausollol of Moodus will rcp- room At w6rk- doHb by t«b puhlla. feenes arid'' tau^lcal score and Is dark breads, and either eggs or fish lay inill -supply of strained fonds AppScs WlUi \yino hbvi; Waiting to sldrt tchearsals. theme of Dr. tear'y's discussion was Cream Soups—corn, tomato, po consciousness and complicated hair entree type, swlmmhig In a sea of {it ll\at should bo tUBVmot aod) raent'bbMroctlout. ' '' All tedbhcf-s will bO'on Hand tb meet John •yuslevlcz and Victor Luk- or uhbesd'should form the basis of do's, mirrors are indispensable to Md lilnn to jn-etinni! a feast. You'll 6 medium sized apples' than for doing wrong...... for It Is a kenhbth Plyrt, a' general director, the opportunities for cooperation Jack Walt of East Haven left Sat tato, pea, celery • find there arDiall.sorts of fine (lav- grand gravy or sauce—oomblhln'g '•Tho program for Monday's meet IfttoroStbd lldrbnts. ' > •" awskl, students at Connecticut State the-^lUhdh, i. •„ : . - . i good grooming and a trim • apj 1 cup while sugar Will be dsslstbd by Helen Mills, Vlr- between patents and tedchbrs. She . Chowders—Corn, corn and toma- oredifooda you can turn out uainR dellcloMshhSs 'A-lth 'ccb'homy';'''' " merit when'from asenso ot abd bnb ing was under the the direction ot urday to visit In New York City, college Werb home for the weekend. pearance. Intact, the girl who. is 1 dU^bt'oWh stfgdr gliila PrecV', laha 'VlrglhlftDohna, Re- also i^oad' excbtDrts from the scrap •' It Is Important to stress the use to, fish 'and potato ' ' thoR-o ^ady-to-scrvQ atrnijied VORC- bears the pain of unJuSt igufrdrmg.' tlib 6ltl JttMb WdkcrS' Committee, A physlcltth ahd nurses will be on singled out In.any group tor that Uiblcs-rcCrcnls,- adupa and doascrte, .tB niniutca. Soi-ve iinmodintoly with 'Stuffed umii cn6|is with W dlip shol'l'y : hodrsdlS' Will start immediately af- book ot the Congress of Parents ofimllk'ln the lunch kit: ot all the Crdamed eggs or salmon, escallop- • nitislirDbm Dreijhiff' ' • Note what'follows; "Whore Is the ot which Miss Marlon Lee Thatcher hartd atthb'well'CHIld cohlorchbfc Mrs. H. Guy Llnsley, Hillside Ter carefully put together appearanoo Triko: jirunes, for inslanco. Why, hot or chilled Custard Snuoo (ho- M pound Ijilanchcd almonds tfar'the cast has been sblectbd,'The and Teachers begun In 1000. Harry Thompson, son ot kr. and I'egiildr meals. It Is lunch at school ed corn, macaroni ahd chbese, liver there's no end to the deliglilful low). 0 lamb chops cut double thickness ol'cdit lit Standing punishment tor of Dranford IS cnal^rtian. March'23 to weigh and check.'llii race leaves Monday, by boat, for San at'Whlch the greater riumber of .combinations, are good, '. " Is .usually, the one whoso bedroom ificol "Aift'coi'b Ihb 'alip^bs and' stick Show'Will be presented on Tliursday Mrs. Robert Thompson, Short Beach dishoa you can sei-vc, uslnp prunes, CUSTAUD SAUCE 1 cup bread crumjjs . them with the almonds, which havii having done wrong? No, It you bablcS. ' • ' •- •' i Francisco, Cal., where she will visit S.W'l.'jn ,^°;P°t,tf <> any beverage. . rpy^t^ „„a vegetables or dressing room is equipped with to brighton upthc convaloscoht diet. dnd Friday; April 27 and 28,' On last Prlday, an assembly ar- will be home' from RennesSalear for rtaeo— 3 tablespbbhs bliopibcd mushroom boon cut in iTOlf' Ibii^thwlse, Placo stan^ suffering tor having done Mr, and Mrs, Michael Sanolll ot Charles Stammrd and Mr. and Mrs. Thte Ideal school lunch Includes atl prults and vegbtabies.Should ap- a full mirror wardrobe; , ' - Plratj-'of bourse; atrainod- prunes ran^bd by James Lyons and Robert the week erid. 8 egg yolks In top of douWo caps "• '' "•'' '• '-,'' • • -" '•-' ••"•' V In a baking dish that has a tight right, that is' what God counts a 4i 'ciny Street dn'noilrico' the' en A son was born Sunday, March 12 Henry'C. tlaielrlgg. ' Ibast one' glass Of milk; This milk Gone, along with the Idea of are grand served Just as they come Bradlby, 'was ilresonted on "Safety." petir in the school liinch. If these boiler nnd bent slightly with 'a'tablespdoils bblter fitting cover, and pour ovor them a merit. It Is your vocation';' fbr ijvhen gagement of their ddug'hter Ther to • Mr, and' MrA; • JambS' F.- Carr of Th regular March meeting of the bah'be' -carried ' in a Jar or in a mirror was enough for all purposes from tho tin. They're perfectly foi-k. James Lyohs, chairmah, Introduced Miss Rita Slmonl was recently are not used in sandwiches, cooked prepared to plonsc the adult pnlale. 'A tbaSpboii baking Ipowdbr syrup made of tho sugar, and tho Christ suffered tor you. Ho loft you Qerrlsh • Avenub, Mrs: Carr Is the Teachers' 'tedfeiie will bfe held on Miss May Devlin of Russell Street thermos. ' ' •-' ' . A really practical mirror wardrobe esa, tb Mr. Louis Castaro sbii of Mr, the guest ' speaker, 'Mr, Clarehcb elected 'chdlrman of the Welfare fruit or fruit salad may be carried Add niul mix ivclU-^ ' 1 tablespoon milk - bilkliig'^dlJh hlld'cobk'ln 'd''iWodi!V-r; an example," and you must follow fbrmer-Margarot Murphy • lCldriday,''Mari:h'''2'(), In robm "201 'of and Mrs. Joseph GoUopy ot Stony '' Sandwiches are such a common today consists ot a make-up mlr-' aftH Mrs,'Pat^y CdslWb of Boston Cowing of thb Conn, AAA, whb gaVe Committee for the'coming year at in a waxed papel: container.'Saw U cup' aujfar ;•' Salt and popper attS'bvcn"untll thd apples-'dre'Stifi, his footsteps." The lirsl l'\vo verses the''hi'gh s'c'hd'ol'.' '• ' ' "' Creek wdre' recents guests of Dr. part; of evbry lunch that a few re ror that will cast a revealing light Ave,, East Haven, in interesting' talk, drid presented the New Haven State Tbaohers Col fruit Is an exoellertt Choice* % tenapoon aniu triivea'pbcitbt cut In the chops, lifting the cover several times ;jto of next' Sunday's lesson are a doin- J, Walter barley formbr deputy marks about hdw they'may be made on complexion blemishes, an adjus Add •tlotvlli, itiiHiff MmtttMly-^ m'otioh'pictures oh "Safety Precau- antl Mrs. 'Wilson Powell of New Ha lege. 'Vegetables, ''especially raw ones ScbSoh' \VltlT"sah m& pbpiibi-, 'Kidllb basic' thb apples. Lbttvo unooverpd prchonslvo summing'up of 'the •the regular monthly meeting of to pi'ovldB the most nourishment is table mirror for coiffure arrahge- S - cups scalded mllki' ' • < *• Mr. and Mrs, Erma Richards ot secretary of statb artd''Some'years libris," A' Short' tdlk by' Robert Brad ven." should-' a'pisbar often, :• • Crisp - carrot fi'ardssihB Of".4'cuji'breitd di-uinb's, atil'lhg "thd 'Ibst 'twbhly''mlh\i|tt!s' b'f truly'Christian waj; of lining. "Last the 'edltb'rldl Bod'rd'bt thb/'iilbneer" importiirit. Use whole • wheat, gra ments, a full length mirror Is which Cook until mixture coats sUvor Lcwiston, Maine, "dnnduiico ' the ago ft^'Democratlc leader In East'Ha- IbylfblloWbd', Mufelcwas fufnlihed by iierle Towner of Baltimore, Mr., or. i;urhlp strips,' celery Or toma mii'shrobm caps browhbd ih bultor, the cookhig, so that the apples moy ly, you niust all be united, you must vtn who was the Hrst Democrat to stdft "wds'hbld 'oh- 'ihdrSday. Pldhs ham, and other "dark" brbads Ire- one can study posture, tho hang of • spoon." - , borth ot a ddilghter, '.foan.' Mrii, the 'high"ichbbl ochVeWra dhdbi? the Miss Betty Russell of Lanphlers was the week end guest of Leste'r J. toes may be wrapped in Waited pa baklng-po\vder and seasoning. Stuff bo glared In Ihe syriip. Servo with havo'sympathy, b'ro'ihorlj' lovb,'coin be "elected' to the office'of first sel ttrb'weil-undbV' Way 'fbr''th'e''AbmplU querikiy for sandwiches, and use a skirt and the straight lines of a Rcmoiit frWi fire, adc^ passion, and' humility, h'dyc'r'paylng Richards was tbrmeifjy Miss "Vlrglfi- gUldarice ot Mrs. 'Wllhelmin'a strand Cove 'wds 'd guest al'th'e Phi Gdm- Nichols, Main .Street. per and eateh. with sandwiches, ; Iho pocket of oach'ch'bp. Dip iii'eg'g i!ttil\ d'r'whlijpba credm.' '•'•" '"''i ectman In East Haven since before dtion 'of matbtla'l for'the fcldssbbbk raw frulf and vegetable fillings of stocking and a good dressing table Tho volvot-smodlii Ibxliite ia sooth 1' Itinsiibbn vanillin • ^. back evil for 6vii,"rioy6r ro^i^lUng la Kriight,'daugfit'or ot Mr, and Mrs, which 'wUlbe di'stflbuted oh GVad- berg;- ••'• '' ' ''•'•'" ma Delta house dt Ldfdyette Colldge Desserts dan be carried In pajier bbfiteh' Ih 'mflk'A'hd "bread Ci'ilmb's the Civil War, has received his ap ten. A meat filling Is advisable only mirror, preferably one of the three ing to • tho tongue—and that rich, Servo hot or cold. when you arc reylled,''but on the' Chester Knight of Dodge Avenue," lidll'b'h Bay.' ' There' will be' sbvbtal Eastern, iPa. '' •••.<. i cohlaincfs very easily,-,! 1 .; . dark brown color is guaranteed to Ahd lilabb Irt ti modbfatbiy hbtVivbti pointment as secretary of the Demo 'when I'lihoh takes the place of the panel types. PUUNE MOUSSE Cream 0( Corn ^oup contrary blos'slng! '^or tlils Is yolir new'teatuVes, InfcludliVg'brlglhal'c'd'r ivilSs Margaret M. Hunt and Mr. ' ' Snggestlons tdt Desserts set nil ntlraetlvo tray. Tho'flnvor; (4B0P).'and' bro\(>n nicely on- bolh Miss Cynthia Jorgenson, Prospect cratle-state central committee. Mr. dihher iiibal.'' • • ---.,,> to6,iiiSft;«'uperbl-. Tlio full-bodied TI'Aip pnrtiaUy—' 2 cups corn (fresh or canned) vooallon, to bless'and to Inherit toons' by' mimbfcts of • the art 'classes'. Thomds A'. iMurray,''serilof bldss dd- Mrs. Alfred Hammer attended Milk Desserts —custards,! s bland Of course there are any number of Sides. Add a littld water, .cover and Road entertained the 'M'aJorVty ql'rls Darley moved to Haddam several the'TUncheort'meeting of the Now How do YOU rate - ••' 'iSuggestlons JFor Sandwiches manges, junket, tapioca puddings; other type of mirrors which are Im flavor of.ricli, ripe.prunes with a ii' pint whipping cream. cook at a lower temperature (300F) %'o\ili wSiJbr • "' ' ' - "' '>' blessing." These"quotations are from ^isers, haVe '•' dhnbunced thb • selec- dash of Iciiion juice added to gtve '/i' leas'iiooh s'Ugdr the Moffat's Veriilori. ' '' N. H. C. after d meeting iiVflie'^oWlirig'Al years ago where he now resides. Haven'Radcilff'Ciub. Peaniib.biilter -. • •— ' . i - . cereal and brbad puddings.. •• .,• portant aids to good grooming but Add-^-' - -; ' lihtU done!'' ' ' '' ' ' " ""' Tho name ot Stephahle Pashynskl tlOH' of thb following' partlcltiants oxtrh zip and zing; .But that's JuBt 2 tablespoon chopped pimento leys last 'lilglit. " "• ' was omlttbd from thb'perfect atten- (n the exercises to be presented In on Good Looks? Shtbcffled lettuce or cabbage with ;iFruit-i.fresh frult--apples, orang these four are really essential tho star.tinff point in serving tliCBc % ' todsjiooh salt The safety committee ot tho Har es/ tangerines; i dried 'frults-^ates, select-strained prunes.- " - 2, tablcspoonauipowderod sugar, 2 slices'ohlbh ''' ' ' '' .' dance list Issued by the high schO'Ol J'unb as part of the'reguldr gradu- Joseph Claglla is having a new Do joomen greet you with warm salad dVesslng (brOwn bread) A good plan In acquiring a mir Mnbaroiil Saldd A GOOD HOOK 'TO READ Harry R. Bartlett Po.et, American ry Bartlett post, • American Legion, house built at the south corner of smiles? Or are they merely po ChblJped ••cabbage - and carrot, flgs,.prUnesiv-. - ..i , , • ror wardrobe—if you are not al .. You see,, they.;ara,so adaptable -then contlnuo boating until %'t'ba'sp'oan'Salt befOre vacaflbii! 'ililsiglrrhas been atloh 'program: ' -Address of- Wel- lite. A groomed appearance is they can bo blended with nil thick. 1 package'blbow macaroni Legion will colobtate the ^Oth afr- last night Issued an appeal to par lidrtor.'d'hid liaple Str'eets. miJiedr.wlth pickles and mild salad •Cakoj-gingerbread, molasses cook ready fully equipped—Is to call at 2 cups white sauce Would you like d good bobk to nelther absent nor tardy during the c'dme—J4ok Lynch,'cldSs president; an asset—and easy to attain. sorts of other foods to produce a Fold in^ Icup celery, Ulced - Cook bbrn,'watei-, sugar, plmonto, read these Lenten days?'Oh, I do hlvbrsary of 1tli6 '' loUhdlne''pt the ents to warn their chlidren' to use dressing';'" ' .-.•.. les,; oatmeal-cookies, - - - • your favorite department'or hard vhrioly 'ofi.deaaortai Add..)sugai.. % cup cabbage, shredded caution In crossing public hlgiiways 'pfdsehf sch'obl year.-' '•• " ' ' '' c'la'Ss'History-^-'• Elinor Priest 'and Improve your reputation by im 1 "E-6*. can Btriilned prunes onWh ahd 'salt'fdf twohly nilAiiUs. not mean a very religious, book Arribrlcan toglbri at Cb'Aiih'bmoratlyb '•'••• •• tuc'lile-Skinner; Glass ' Prophecy-^ Miss Riarjbrle Lewis and Miss proving your appearance:. '^"Ghb'ppbd celery and salad dres- -!.. -,i Samt>Ie-MbnUs ware store and look over the stock and egg whites to a can of prunes, ogg .white, I slIITly beaten. 1 tablespoon mlhccd parsley exbrolsos" In 'the •i6^lo'ri"'i'bottiy''to- during these days ot' plentiful lee slrt'g.'^ '- - - .; of mirrors. Many times, you can for ihstnnbo; nnd you can' makd a 1 Press through d' pilreo slevo.-Cook Some of you 'hilght' not like that. The Parent - 'Teay.her mbeting, Helen' Mills-,- and Josbph Hawtln; Ruth Rice, skipper and mate Of 284 Main St,, East Haven Cream of Tomato Soup (in thbrmos) tchdcr-textured Baked Pruno. Whip Pour, into rofrigorntor tray and 1 tablbspboh Ib'mbh iultd ' ' nlght. • •' • " "' •' • • •' • arid snow. The statement urged that .'•'Cheese, especially cottage cheese. have one made Just to your specifi anc\ place In refrigerator until ready But a book that is tiill of high and scheduled fbi Mdi'cn'.'^,'wdS'iiost- dldSs Stallstlcs-^iviorton (iook.'Class M. S.'"bbfen5e" "attended a meet Whole Wheat Bread and Egg Sand that's's^rrb to delight your conva- freezdezeo vntinhtil solid;: '- - •' ^ Vj teaspoon SAlt' ' ' .' children 'cross only dt iriterseotions. bhbpped-hardi 'Cooked eggs, few wich, Shredded Lettuce ami,. Cab cations if you do not And exactly t'o 'soVvb. 'At nVe'dl tim'e combine with hoblfi thoughts and tender emo pohed uhtir 'TubsHdy'of thl.s Wbbk Gifts—Mae Johannesen ahd'Henry ing of Girl Scout Mariner troops In Ceiiien Barber Shop lescbht..'-Merge pruncs^with whip- '/i teaspoon' paprika While 'sdUce. Setvo very hot with a Supper proded'ed the meeting last Warning was also given against the ohO'piJed' bllvbs''ahd salad -dressing bage Sandwlcli-, Apple i what you want. Another hint—in pod cream, -powdered sugar, egg tion? A book that Is not at all dull bbca'usb'bf' schobl'' vdcatlbn. Thejcrbsby; "cidSs'Wlll-i-Malcolm Doiig- New'iflav'dh SafUrdfl.y; ' •' ''''•' ' 1 cup-mayonnaise - dash ot paprika, a few strips ot evoHliig of 'th'o ''A'li'sillldi-y'' dt thb use ot streets for coasting, especial "••Tomat'a,'iet'tuce and bacon - shopping for mirrors bo sure to con whites andtseasonings, then froc?o and prosy, Intlood, It has a most m'oetllVgwdsyid'lh,the'hlgh'feCh'o'bl la'ss. Mrs.'SeatrJce Paig'e and Miss Vir Cabbage and Carrot Sandwich, lb' tho i;cfrlgorator for; 'a shioolh, 1 head letiuce t)lihento on top.'It corn mixture Is delicious love story running all the Amorlcan Legion, I '•'•>'•'".•'•'' • ' ly In the shore and' Foxon sections Saimoh or tuna fish, celery, let- sider the quality of the glass as on Radl'sri roses and pdrticAldrly ^afeai'ilst' the' danfe- library' wltH"Mrs',' ,'ftbnry Grbsby ginia'li'dngo,-skipper and mate of Shorthand, Typewriting, Book Cottage Cheese with Shredded Pine soothingmbusso. -Or you cahrinako Vbl-y'lhicli this soup may''hebd' t'o way through It, It puts value oh tuft'b'ahd salad!dressing. - -• ly polished plate glass can be de a Inrrupy Prune Mallow by mixing Boll thd elbow macaroni tor 0 erous practice of hitching sleds to prijsiding,' iili's'',;'Alvlh''"Thoihjisbn, STAG ,"--; M: y. "Sea' N^mphi' also attended keeping, Accounting," BuslheSs apple (Inpaper cup). Hot cocoa (In bo thinned With a little milk.' ' • great sorVlco, great selt-denlSl, and East Haven .Assertibly No. 17, Or- Administration, ' Dlclaphbhe, '"A hot- dish is'desirable. This is thermos). Orange Oatmeal Cooky. pended upon to give you back, prunes-with marshninllows, whip passing automobiles'." -• • - •' ' mbmbbrshlp"' "bhairmdn, " compli PARTY the conference: flawless, true reflections. ' ped cream, and lemon jui'c'o. Thoro 'worth while aicompllsHmont, It dofot iliii'h'bbw,'wift'lVold d fc'gdiar Comptometer, Day and Evening now, doesn't-that sound, liko fine will leave ft good tdsti In yoW mou mented ftyb blgh'tH''.^rdde tbdcHers At Is regular meeting Monday PRUNE MALLOW moetllig''.tbrnorrbwf''6veHVhg at 'TM Mrs. Robert Plumb Is on the com Sessions. Co-edueatlonal. Enter Here are a tew of the new spec- faro for ; Jour-privalo' thtieht? Oysters Higi^ly iDietary Changes th,- una 'wU\ ' ift,\rti^\o,t6iB.\V-ftin.t- iB b'h'th'e'sucees's'bf their m'ombershlp night the'Indian Neck "Fire bo, 'de Everyoha"of these delicious prune Com6mo' m itbp"3)a'rfc 'o/ douhla oitl«,wh\lSii''lhbl'b'will' b6'd. St. Pd- 'The ladles wi'Vrbe guests at the mittee 'foS- the'Junior League Art at any time. alty mirrors now onrthe market for best'In you,'! rivdftti'drec'onliboolc campaign, Thoiassdblation'vbtbd to cided to hold a Stag party April 3, Turnips Can Be DIANA GOES j:.vuii-um3 oj. i.nu»u uuiiciuua prune toilfi,^.- ,'(.1. Exhibit to be held In New Haven which to keep an eyo'but. The first deaserta'.iS'certain to add savor and I '^°^^^r H^e.C5)mrTl9^ded 1 Durmg LenV '<5$ by Lloyd Douglas called "Disputed feSftWibJitotitWb ««A\gtii-,to.- tih'B siv.T .1^ iwhlcji..!iyi;.members of' thb' com- ^jiJlny P^4f,%^T^^^^itkA'^p'^. ''^fmnmt'r f'iiiii^%^iiiafc,-i k-V-f .,'***»••» 1 ;£»"•.• I!.;- Page Fonr THE BEANFORD EEVIEW, THHRSDAY, MARCH 16, 1930 THE BEANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, MARCH IC, 1X3 FIRST NATIONAL STORES strength he has n right to play. THE OLD UGH I HOUSE STILli STANDS Miss Mary Paul Night Deaths Drop On Boston Post Road I'rirth, a boy has n right to WASHINGTON THE CONSUMER SPEAKS i Established 192R / PIAN MY ^£EiC chnrncter, lie has a right to be Writes Story Published Every Thursday At t SNAPSHOTS By HOWARD PATE dictators. A man who has a decent Branford, Conn. mcnsurcd, not by what lie can job with a fair employer who pays END MEALS FROM by By JAMES PRESTON HIS WIFE. HER STEPMOTHER earn, but by what ho can be."— OPEN FORUiM lilm wages large enough to enable THE nRANFOKD KGVIEW, INC. An Invitation Is extended to those him to support his family In a mo- \ by Mary Paul F/RST NATfONAlS 37 Rose Street Selected. With the ever mounting clamor who are Interested In the work of dlcum of comfort Is poor material throughout the country for amend the National Labor Relations Board for the destructive propaganda of The story thus far: WEEK END AD / MEYER LESHINE Publlshoi and the Wagner Act to hear Mrs. Communist party workers. Let this ment of the Wagner Act, the. Na Eileen Weber, assistant ballet AtilOE T. PETERSON Editor BEYOND HISTORY'S Ellnore M. Herrlck, Director, Sec same man work in a sweathshop for tional Labor Relations Board which dance Instructress of Professor It- ond Region, of the NLRB. Mrs. Her 50 or 00 hours a week at a tew cents operates under the act Is being hard ran, of New York married Jon Win HORIZONS rlck has had long experience In La an hour and he Is ready to listen to Telephone Branford 400 put these days to maintain Its op ston, widower and vice-president of bor relations and has a fundamen the smooth-tongued Communists. Subscription Rate: position to such amendments. Co the local bank, of Braton, 111. Eileen tal grasp of labor problems. And the graduating high school iS.OO a Year, Payable in Advance Ancient history was both his partner with the Congress of In can not seem to win the love of Ra" boy or college student who lands a Advertising Rates. On Application hobby and, his hiisiiioss, the Val dustrial Organization In opposition There has been much criticism of mona, Jon's child. She tried In job upon graduation Is poor mater to proposed amendments, now being the NLRB and the Wagner Labor many ways, but to no avail. Sud UMB lEGS ley of tho Kings his workshop. Nn ial for Bund organizers who supply demanded by not only a large seg Act by employers who are of the denly, one day Ramona returned . Member Of other oxplorer-of-thc-pnst display a uniform and a promise to power ment of organized labor Itself, but mind that the NLRB favors sit- from school in the morning, very ill. New England Press Aasoolallun ed such zeal, nor gained so innny to come. The same high school boy business and the public as well, the down strikes and In general gives The doctor examined the child and FANCY TENDER LIGHT MEAT ||^ or college student who tries In vain spcotncillnr rewards as those How NLRB Is struggling to regain a pos too many breaks to the working Informed Eileen that Ramona was Entered as second class matter, year after year to get some sort of ard Carter crowded into a career ition of'good graces In the people's man. The American Federation'of a victim of a streptococcus Infec October 18, 1028, at the Post Office a job Is a willing victim of the fla- eyes. Labor charges that the Wagner Act tion, near the brink of death. Ellher End lit Branford, Conn.) under Act of of nearly fifty yenrs in tho field of mourous appeal of Fascist organi Is partial to the Committee tor In (The story continues:) PORK LOINS One Pile* lb 21c March 3, 1807J Egyptian archaeology. Washington observers read with zers tongues In cheeks a recent report of dustrial Organization. On the whole Haddock Fillets the work of the NLRB has been ad Vast armies of unemployed Fancy Wiilte Mere fable pnlod beside ilie the activities of the regional office The ensuing days were days of Tender Meal lb 25c Thursday, March 10, 1030 mirable. It has brought employer through the nature of their circum VEAL LEGS of the NLRB comprising New York, anxiety for Eileen and Jon. They FRESH pielc-and-shovol facts he unearth and employe together In countless stances cannot help but a willing 2 ' 35c Now Jersey and Connecticut—one of prayed fervently for their loved Fancy MllkFed ed along the resplendent trail of disputes which liave been .Settled ear to promises of a would be dic 3<(-4)i lb average lb 27c tho most Important sectors of the one's recovery, and their prayers FOWL LET'S KEEP THE TWO-PARTY tho Phai'Otths of ancient Kgypt. In without recourse to strikes. tator. The job of preserving Demo Steak Cod Board's work. The report covered were answered. Her fever subsided Boned and Rolled cracy Is a big one. It can't, be done FRESHLY 1923, thirty years after ho had the period from 1935 through last The strike Is one of labor's strong If Desired lb 15c SYSTEM by government alone It can't be and, after two weeks, she was able SLICED 2 '^' 25c LAMB FORES gone down into Egypt with his year, and sought to temper the est weapons but It Is a costly wea to return to school. pon. Costly to the striker who loses done by the nation's leading Indus first expedition as a more youth of public's attitude toward the activ Still she continued to live In her It win lie time enough to Bornp ities In that period. his pay while on strike and costly trialists alone. It can't be done by Hovontoen, ho astounded llic world labor alone. But It can be done by own world. Even after God gave her o}d tpnlH nnd forgo now ones In addition, opponents of amend to tho employer who loses business with word of the finding of the government, capital and labor work a little brother for a playmate, she 5ea ^xde^ 1/2 ib ments of the Wagner Act have been and at the same time has his over^ continued to resent Eileen. Fatal night tramo accidents havo decreased 64 per cent along six miles of tho Boston Post Road lighted when the old nro piist using. Tlint tomb of King Tut-ankh-Amcn, un SITTING ON THK SIT-DOWN head expenses to take care of. ing together. There should be less by sodium lamps at Orcenwloh, Conn. This Is disclosed In records kept tor periods of 21 months bcforo and HOMELAND «•" sorely disappointed that the out She even resented Dickie, because iftcr installation of the safety lights developed by General Electric scientists. time Is not yet. The old political Mrs. Herrlck's subject will be, criticism of Roosevelt and his at OR questionably tho most dramatic It was only a few years ago timt Auierieiins bconmo uoquaintod lawing of sltdown strikes by the tempt to raise wages, provide social she thought that her father and GOLDEN ROSE TEA "What Is Ahead In Labor Rela tools are neither broken nor worn discovery in the annals of archae with tho sit-down strike as a weapon of Inbor lenders. An innovation Supreme Court did not silence pub security and to Improve the lot of Eileen loved him more. 25 tions?" There will, be ample, oppor ology. In thirty years he had lic demands for revisions In the the working man. The more con . Eileen tried to convince her it was out; tho.v nro simply hort and a of the C.I;0., the sit-down leaped into the headlines almost,overnight. decision would put a quietus on tunity to ask Mrs. Herrlck questions brushed away the sands of thirty tented the people are the less the untrue by explaining: NORTH BRANFORD wco bit (iirty. Lot's Hirniglitou •\Vitli equal swiftness, violence replaced the eouneil table ns a demands for amendment but In on various phases of labor relations. "Ramona, we don't love Dickie Happy Birthday 'centuries to reconstruct amid tho The Open Forum will be held to threat to Democracy. The govern thoni out and (ilean them up. means of labor d.iBpute settlement; public respect for organized labor stead have found the public's reac ment Is at last starting to cooper more than you; You're both our Morning worship In the local erate to prevent or do away with BROOKSIDE EGGS "S* '°'29C glistening array of chariots and. night (Thursday, March 16) at 8:30 turned to public indignation; and a man's security in his job beeame tion to be one of a continued de ate with capital. children." any existing Are hazards. Thcto is 110 immediate need for mand for permanent legislation rcr In the Hall of the New Haven Cen churches on Sunday will be as fol throne, vases i o£ alabaster and as dependent on the whims of a labor czar as on all the economic fates. "You do love Dickie better, Eileen, Tuesday was the birthday of Mrs. vising the act to eliminate Its one- tral Labor Council, 215 Meadow St.. The two labor factions are being because God sent him to you; I'm lows: a third piirly, no ronson for turn chests inlaid with gold, the civili That tho sit-down has remained on the American industrial scone brought together at the earnest re The funeralof James Haslett was|P. August Altermatt, East Main St. HENFIELD EGGS ''"° 2 '^ 45c sldedness and charges of "bias" New Haven. not yours," Ramona retorted. St. Augustine's R. C. Church, Rev. zation of an ancient people. This attended by many of the town folk I Guests were: Mrs. Agnes Lutz. Mrs. ing from old political Hllogianoos, as long as it has is largely attributable to tho labor policy adopted by within tho National Labor Rela quest of our president ( and remem "You are, iny dear. When I mar James Coughlln, pastor, Mrs. Ed on Friday of last week, and It was i Frank Spaar Mrs. , Peter S. Obel Tho need for the present is to discovery did much to transform the Federal government in its National Labor Relations Act. The act, tions Board. JOKE OF THE WEEK ber he Is stllla president and not a ried your father, I loved him more ward Daly, organist and choir di dictator). I predict that within a with a dlstanct feeling of shock and i Mrs. Helser and Miss Dorothy Obel, aroliacology, for a while at least, rather than diminishing bibor strife aiid the sit-down, as was intend Members of Congress are begin Captain Fritz Wiedemann, person because of you. You see, I choose rector. Mass will be celebrated at STATLER 3""M. "«"»» 3 * 17« olcun nnd rcshnpoitho old parties from tho nebulous strata of nat ning to And this sentiment reflected al adjutant to Adolf Hitler arrived year the CIO and the AF of L will you, but God sent me Dickie." 9:15 o'clock. Sunday School will fol regret that the community learned | ed, only encouraged strife. At least that is the only conclusion that have Ironed out their differences. of his passing at the New Haven v A surprise birthday party was so that; they ohdo agnin shall hon ural scidnoo to tho broader level of In mall from the folks back home,' In New York to promote 'Verman "Please, let's not , talk about it, low with Instructions by Dominican can bo'drawn from the results. . ." ., With labor, capital; and govern hospital, where he had been HI but I given last Friday night in honor of estly and truly servo tho people. especially from a large section ol'Amerlcan harmony. This Is the Joke Eileen," she entreated. Nuns from New Haven. poprtlar oonversntion. It made ment cooperating for the good of all forafewdays. Mr. Haslett had lived [Miss Patricia Ahem, daughter of FINAST CODFISH 2^ 45c Now.the Supreme,Court has ruled the sit-down illegal. Specifloal- the farm population. While farming j Captain Fritz who Is In An^erlca to Eileen told Jon of the Incident, "King Tut" an exciting topic for In North Branford for the past nine I Mr and Mrs. John J. Ahem of East Youcnn bo both a good Aineri- ly, the highest court rules that tho National Labor Relations Board was specifically exempted from the carry on Hitler's dirty work will Is the very best Insurance against again she assured her that all would Zlon Episcopal Church, Rev. years and was well liked by all Main Street. 'The evening was sjjent cnn and a Dqmoorat. You can bo the man in the street. operations of the Wagner Act, num soon learn that there can be no har what Is happening all over Europe be well in time. was "out of bounds" in ordering employers to re-hire, witji back pay, today. There have been numerous Francis J. Smith, Rector, Mrs. Paul those who had reason to come Injln games and dancing. Those hoth n good American and a Itn- erous administrative rulings by the mony between a nation that but The following week was Eileen's R. Hawkins, organist and choir di- BUTTER """"""^ 2'" 55c It was symbolic of this renown workers who had been discliarged for participating in sit-down strike contact with him. [present were Florence Watson, Ro- National Labor Relations Board chers Its own citizens who do not signs during the past few months turn to entertain the bridge club. puhlionn. But you cannot bo a eetor. Holy Communion and morn Rev. Francis J. Smith, rectory of |berta Crawford, JeaW Erlcson, Betty ed Egyptologist's tremendous zeal violence and property seizure. > have caused many engaged In var agree with the Nazi political creed that these three are getting togeth gob4 American and put your po It being Dickie's nurse's day off, she Ing prayer will be at 9:30 o'clock. In and Parlcla Ahem, Harland Hlb that he could not.content himself The court was specific, also, in upholding the right of an employee ious farming activities to feel the and a nation which allows every er. When all of us decide that we asked Ramona If she would take the Zlon Episcopal Church, from want to continue a democratic form the evenlne; there will be a special which the funeral was held officiat bard, Lawrence Nlckerson John BUTTER "'«' """^ a 29c litical party riliead of your coun to rest on, tho success lie saw to strike.;But the right to strike, said Chief Justice Hughes in reading pinch of the law Imposed upon them. citizen to vote for or against the care ol Dickie. Lenten service with a guest preach ed at the services. Bearers were Ward, John Clark and Paul Blrbarle. try. You oahnot bo a true Anieri- government In power. of government; then Democracy Is "I'm not a nurse-maid," was her crowned ten yenrs later with tho tho court's opinion, docs not license tho employee "to commit nets of pretty safe from Its enemies.-We er. Rev. S. Wolcott Llnsley begin George Gedney, Charles Loeber, There can be no harmony between angry reply. ean and piit a now postrofRco or a removal of tho objects in tho tomb violence nnd to seize tho employer's plant." '•••• "The government • printing office, must keep out of war at all costs as ning at 7:30 p. m. Rev. G. DiUard Lessley, and Ed- PrisclUa Dlcbert'ot Highland Park a nation which persecutes minority "Ramona, please don't be so hate npw oaniil or a now bridge in your intact to the Cairo Museum. Soon That is just what the public has been thinking since thosit-downs usually carefully corrects any gram war Is just the thing that might „ „ „ . J „ .. , ward Wall. Interment followed on Short Beach celebrated her 8th matlcal errors that might slip Into races and a nation which gives ful. I'm asking you \to do it as a birthday on Tuesday; . Congrc«»V«nu,\ W\Hlriot ahoivd, o£ afterward ho began laying plans started. equal opportunity to all races- with spell Democracy's doom. favor." ^u''^"'.? T,^''''"^"'^ Congregational p^j^ afternoon in the Woodlawn Congressional debate. It let a bad Church, Rev. G. D. Lessley, pastor cemetery In Newburgh. N. Y. The the interests of tho United States. to RoaroH for ,tVo'tomb ot-A\ Sf'Mf* I', \ * "^ t • • • -'^m^^^-'^i^tii^^ ^.'NAAfNiryl A'^<>'<'-' W-Tj-J"^^'* * i4t*t»'t^'t4k4C*i'^««t.%'»i»«»*-t«ii«'-3i tift-'ef V*'V-;»-s ("/WiJ Page Six THE BRANFOKD REVIEW, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1030 THE BRANFOKD REVIEW, tHURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1030 Page Seven Baseball Hull's CoHegians View of the How York World's Fair, lllHflT..nEKTi SHORT BEACH depicting tlio magnllude'ot the talc. Advise Cjiven On Foofball LATEST S NEWS Basketh^all Ift^tWfeJM gf!SJAHblJ».e:|. Boy §c:c>ut Upset By Jeffs Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Seals have Well And Spring M. Za Qrts Editor Hockey UNION CHAPEL Mr. and Mrs. Russell Raycraft of returned to their home inWcstwood Bo)!Ling n£ In Close Battle + News + Sunday, March 12, 1030 11 A. M. New Haven have rented the Chad- Road, foUoWiilK ft'.trip of several The postor. Rev. Ernest C. Carpen burn house, Main street. days.'. ' --, - I--,-', -1 > - -. Water Supplies The Hull's collegians quintet, one ter will ptvach. Sermon topic: "Je- Barbqrs Batter Brahford Pointers Rocklawn, Short Beach Road has Mrs. Mary Bohannon has been 111 Despite the fact that existent pub of the best In New Haven, were SOs" Most Impressive Message." An lie supplies provido, water for over Communify Council Loop iford High Cagemen them by the Choir. been rented to Mr. and Mrs. E, L. at hor homo, Edgewater, Red Sox Boss handed a setback at the 8t. John Scout Troops of Branford, Short 02 per cent of tho population of tho 0:45 Sunday School, George Brown Cass of Derby, Mr, Cass will bo em Red /y\en Five To Tough For. Hall gym last Sunday afternoon, Beach, Stony Creek and' auilford state, there are still twonty-nve to Superintendent. Lesson topic: "Pe ployed at the Sagal-Lou FAnns. Tho town clerk received for re 6S to 63 by a bunch of rangy college will take part in a basketball tdur- tlilrty thousand families dependent Basketball Playoffs Set puf ^)i Gallant Battle, ter Exhorts to Christian Livings" cording this week property bt Her |n League Tilt stars, the East Haven Jeffs, who namont Mareh 25th at the Cbm- on private suppliosi.-trom wells-or- il^alleab e rqn senior Class: "Timothy—Wlio Was man A. Lohr to Paul Lehr and Wil •i -') t played superb ball with Ward and munlty House in Brantord. Teams Craig and Creighton Johnson springs; WarreniJi Scott, Director, , 't'oo Young." ' liam M. (aucstcd to Robert W. Stan I'hc Branford Point combine with Swlrsky doing all the damage for have been formed hi the ' vdrious haVo recovered from a recent illness. Bureau, of Sanitary , Engineering, For Lopal Hall Sunday Outiilaylng the tough Red Men Friday at 7:45, choir rehearsal. icy, ' ' '• ' • ' ' added .strength bVdddlng Proto alld 'Lose...f !/,•;• M Class B Finals the Jeffs. Troops, and the Community House diiolosod In tho;woe)tly broadcast of quihlotby'a w)ldo rnargln.'the only Saturday at 2:30 p. m, in tho Wiilt tlpkvlcW to theii'11hcup','Bave The Hull's combine, mlnues the Court will be avalinblB for practice Mrs. Edith Davlos Jones has re tho'StateI Department of Health. once b'edlch Wel'cd BaVb'ei'S combine chapel. Pood-Sale by tho seniors covered from an illness, . ,, Mrs. A. J. Pfoift-won tho attrnc- During vacation periods tho number iMallciihlc Iron Fittings Conipaliy Quintet To Meet Uranforcl Point took its ninth win in the last game a' bi'lll!bril'bAsketbi»ll)'cxhibltlort"tit Knechtmen Fight Hard But iMaiichcstcr Trade, With Group Of services of-one star, made the best In the afternoons from 3:00 to B;00 llvo set of dishes • given awaV i at the comm'uhlty House dlihdAy af for tho benefit of the Skit Club. ' ' of.wells in use liv summor colonies In First G!nnc','Wliile WetcitJ l5arber.^ Tackle Jled Men In Second of the IcoguB Reason in the Com- ""TilrRhHgyHoDpmeii Too Much For Smaller Ldcal Colnbine of It trying hard to hold the Jeffs P. M. Director Harry BraMttU is ar Bronnan's Store Sft.liirday night. - ternoon in th6 la.9f CdmiHUhlty-'lerf- In check. ranging the schedule for the tour Miss Marjorie Snilth from Plants runs Into: tho, thousands, Mr. Scott Contest to be pidytd at t'tliiihiliiiiti' Htiuse—lilg tlro\v'il'fixiiCd?ecl hiuii'lty CdUficlI 'lei'glfo By scoring a stated In calling attention to the Blie Biimc'of ilie'se^aSdn/bverWhchVi- \Vlib 'iiise'Od^'lh' Last Few Mi'nutes Of TbtHd Battld At Artina For tho losers White with 21 nament—and he Will direct the play vllle spent Sunday at tho home of one-sided B3 to 31 victory at the Vl'li-i 1,, I l:il ir; I ,rM A surprise baby shower was given Those "red sparrows" wo'vo boon ImportanooiOf iprppor location and cd the Maiiedbie irbn'Titthvgsite'ftht on the afterrtooh ahd evenihgi of Mrs, Robert Thompson. Connnunity House last Sunday af- points was oustandlng. for Mrs. Chas. Kiotzbcrger of Short seeing are purplciflnbhcs.->.. • -.. •prcteallon of ,tliesa sources of water Harry Drazcau, local athletic director, announced today tiiat tjie The fans who went to the New Haven Arena last Friday, after- Influenced by kitchenettes nnd small terndon-. • '• •. .' • • > by the score bf 54''"td''40-befbre''a Summary: apartments Unier and tintor electric March 25th. The time Schedule of Beach, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, supply. ,. Commiihlty tbiincil League" fesketlialtprityioffs -vs^oilld ))e'j)]aybd The Barbers, winners of league large crowd. Trtfe-^wln'put''tlte'Pbln" noiin'to'Stippbi-t'tl'ieit respective teams, in theClass B semi-finals, to East Haven Jeffs G F Pts stoves are being mode. Here is one games for the Troops will bo an Lee Merrltt, Portland, Conn. Ambhg Mr, and Mrs, D, W. Owens, Bobby Mrs. Ciorenco Johnson and Mrs, tors in = a'threS/way tie' fdr'so'eond Sokol6wsky rf : 2 4 that occupies space n fool square, nounced later. those attending wore tho following Owens and Henry Armstrong, Jr., Contaminated water may cauito at the Community House Sunday afternoon getting, under way at title this beoson, had the upper hand w'atifh'their , fiivdri'tfc's igbt a good beating, got'a gloriOuS surprise. n yet it broils, toaBts, fries and bakes. Thomas Fallon attended tho Now place.' ' 'i<'<' '•'•••'' ' '• •• < :' ''''^1' Torino, If were" In New York Saturday attend water-borno .disease „ ranging from 1:00 o'cloik'sharp for tlib |ii^ i^'aincs of'tli'e season, throt'ighout the enti'rb' fray,' but the Alth6ugh 'Manchester Trade beat out the Branford Hornets, they 3 0 fi Weighing but 11 pounds it operates Short Beach residents: Mrs. John York Flower Show andlater dined P.'LIpkvlch was the main gun of HyllnskI If 3 1 Glllis, Mrs. Edward Dojon, Mrs. Ken ing a track meet at Madison Square minor Intestinal ..upsets to .such The first game wliloh win get un Ri^d Men did'ftot give up-hope and ''''*' '• •"' ' ' r •!:< :< '- • i^ad a dosperdto'tlmo doing'it, and 7 from any wall ouUet and has a re Eighteen Scouts from Branford at the Paradise,Club.; ,i ,, , (•blight hard tb the end with Sal the Brdliford Polht'team; dropping Salvln c ...... 2 4 movable pan and brollcr-rack. neth' Waylartd, Mrs. Phil Doebler, aarden. \rhey returned Sunday. . serious intostional disease as ty- der way'Is-'the Malleable Il'on the resulting cbntcst was as good to n journeyed to Camp Sequossen, near Aceto loading tho way for the los In eight field gbttls'ah'd'oneifoliltvy Ward 0 7 0 14 Mrs. Harold Clarke, Mi-s. John Mc- phold-fovor and since pollution may n^o nnd' the Brantord Point aUtll- watch as anything -seen around the Winsled, last week end for a week Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sacks of Now ers wlUVl'D'holfM •"• * for' a' itbtiii'nt\'"ii pblrtts^-'and' vi'as' Linden rg 3 0 Olees. Harry Tucker and Charles Lbhr travel long distances, it ,was .stres tet at 1:00 o'clock, wlUle the second Shows Up Well Arena for soirie time.- • ' '" '. '" n end camp. The Community Hbuso York Cityaro passing tlio week with ablyiisslbted hy Prot'6'WUh ll''mftt'- Swlrsky ig 2 14 were. In Now York yesterday. sed that seldom is it desirable to lo encounter' Wll b'o loM^ B6t\V(!'c!ii For the Weted Barbers "Stutzlc" kcrS, - and • His"-'- brother" Walt' LIpk Coach Johnhy kntcht's team pro a Troop, St. Mary's Troop, and 'the Mr. and,Mrs. David Roganson, cale wells ot springs nearer thy.n 50 the first place Wctcd Bnlrbers and Nalmo, Tob^n dnd LaCrolk wete tho vlch with iO points.'" Fbl" the' MIP vided a sort of a sUrprlse at the Episcopal Church Troop were all Mr and Mrs. John McCIeos en feet lb nearby pbsslblo. sourpcs of. Totals 26 3 the Red UtVi tbilti m8nVdf'the lea oiltstandlrtg stars • getting 12, 0, 10 Ward-'dnd Mattson- wete'thb'stai's. first half. They started with a'ruish !\f< represented. The Program Included tertained Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bate Mrs. J. Edward Todd and Mrs, A Mr. and Mrs. David Roganson, pollution and usually It is profor- Hulls Collegians G F gue whb are Hod for second place points respectively. '•''•SU'mmary'i'i'.'.'-'-. ••'•!•• ••''•• '^ and popped in basket'after basket Pis Ice skating, hiking through the man from Lend Rldgo, Stamford Danleloon were on the ooimhittco Oschr Roganson and Mrs. Fred Rb- ablo tb leave separations of IQO feel. with Ih'd I*6ln(6ttf and Wl-^ teams. Summary; Alan iRcr Toe C ronin s^ys his Bos Perrie 'It ' .'..'.... 4 S in snow-covered plries of the Camp, a oVor the week end. that presented "My County 'Tis" at gansoh arid her dalighlbr,. iMaxlne •M I F Q before the bewildered Mancheslcf' In this connection, Mr. Scott add-, , The wlnne'rs of thesi doiHlo'sts *lll bo Wctcd BaHicr Shop G ton Red'Soic Shiffffers are ready-to F rts. Collins rf 4 0 n MARIN tSj test-passing sessiori, ' a' campiflre the Y;,W C A Tuesday evening. havo returned from a lilp to Now ria Royde'ii it .....•.„.....;.; ...... 13 •1 ''7 Trade giants kri'eiV wiiat It'Was'all •White 0 od,' grbund water supplying wells •pitted i'galnst'toH dth'cr-'for-title S'.'NalM'tf'rf h figlH all tiennaHi challcMKersthls about, Thert the upstater^ showed 3 21 program Saturday eve.' and a Mrs. John Pardee, Clark Avenue York, ., , . , . „ 12 Calvin rf' 2 0 4 Brown c 1 0 FOUGHT FIJI ISLANDERS arid springs usually havo the same lionors tind tl'iiill gamei'bi the sea Tobln It :.., cason. The Itcrt Sox arc all showing some' sliift that has made 'them 9, church service Sunday. The trip was hostess to the Chapel Workers Mrs, A, J. Danielson, chairmen of 0 Ward 0 6 1 11 Blasoyzk rg ....; 1 0 S tho world fellowship committee of direction of travel as the downward son which shoiUd kliiHS (5\lit'in Bran LaCrolx c ..... :i 10 lip well at lliclr training camp down leaders In their district, but at the U. S. Marine and bluejackets have was voted a gredt ^succesS by all Tuesday afternoon. . Mrs, Arthur Walker has boon vis slope of tho ground surface so that' Linden Ig 3 0 0 McHhugh Ig 6 the YWCA attended the anriual ford's iilay-off basketball program. Torrelll Ig in Sarasota, lin. . - -n end of the half found the'Hofnets 0 10 accompanied scientific and other fcouts who took part. In'spite of the It was voted to hold a public card iting at.tho homo of MI'S. GorievloVe 2 Mattson rg 5 0 10 meeting of tho national board of It Is not safe to locate wells' or As we have said before, the' curtains B. Nalmo Ig . were leading by bne poiril.2fl to 19. missions to all parts of the globe,''"=avy snow Stor;n which caused a party MaiBh 21, at 2 p. m. in tile McDonald while Mrs. McDonald has springs oh a downward slope from 0 L Aceto rg ,1 0 2 Totals 24 5 53 YWCA this past week- end. . , win rise at abdUt'lJOO o^clook 'bivoiie PanftrOnl' rg . G All through the secoiid'h'dit'botii but rarely have such enterprises '"^ home-coming. Transportation home bf Mrs. Nettle Van Sands. bCoh on an extended trip to Calif soWliBe disposal systems. Septic of the be'st'JHnal'tuornaments' oVtr ShlUnskl r'fe , teams battled tooth and nail Witl> 'The committee is Mrs. Van Sands, ornia where she vlsltoa Curtis Welsh tanks do nob purify sowago but-sim G Totals ....10 2 40 proved more exciting than a survey for the Trip was arranged by the of llie best filna'l tournaments evor Copn. State To the score shifting hands sbveral Mrs. Lottie Upson, Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brandlrff formerly of Short Beach ; - • piy'Sremoveahdi digest some of tho Branford Point G F rts ing expedition to the Fiji Islands, Rev. Robert J. Plumb. Charles Froe- play of basketball ability showh this Totals 24 53 times, but In the last period' the Shirt Factory' ihah.'William Vah Wilgen, William Grinnell. Mrs. James Hessei, Mrs. announce the birth of a son Welles solids, he emphasized In calling nt- season, 'po'mlWullHy athletlc'^'dlrec- hiaye Fine Quint E Oatavaslty rf 4 0 • 8 whore' a treaty with the native Earl Kolsey and Mrs. M. D. Stahlcy. Treat on March 3rd. Mortimer D. Stariley will leave torillon to'Ihla.potentlol source of Red' Men Pts A LIpkvlch it 4 0 8 rangy upstators had'to put'tip the (Cbhtlnucd froin Sports Page) chleftlaris'was signed in 1840. ' ' Van Wilgeh, Jr.. • JohVi' Van Wlifeen, tor, Harry-I'Brazoau has • fMally TiiiriSeifl'f ...!,3 G most desperate kind 6i a. battle' td There will be a dobr prize, refrosli- soon for a ten ddy trip toAtlantio danger. ; , i; r P LIpkvlch C 8 1 17 Prlriiltlve custoihs still - prevailed Charles -Bedlent. and Louis' Desl- City. • -- , -- . , . shaped ,up formidable teams that Torrelll If .... 3 G NIext Season keep ahead of d sriialler Brahford Pinal League Standings: derib: Louis Beaucttge and his'blg ments and a prize tor each table, Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Chapman and 'Toald In the proper location and should give cnch"6lhor a stiff batllo. P'rbto'lft''...'.'. 5 1 11 in the archipelago, where cannibal "A public supper Is planned' fbr two children will move here from 8"Acetb A ...... ,...§ 10 W LlpkVlch rg ...... 5 ' 0 10 outfit that kept pulling up from be W L Pet ism Was said to be practiced, and dbg "Skip" were quite popular witli construction, of wells, a- pamphlol The WlhneVs ot'the'flrsl goimennd Purceli rg .....2 4 hind and simply wbuld riot fabcfept Weted Barbers o 1 .900 the boys at Camp. Beaucage Is'the April. The next regular meeting will New Haven, oh April 1st. Mrs. Arthur Bowman. Mrs. M. D on; . i"PrlVato Water Supplies" Is second game wlli'put on one of the Storrs, Conn. (Special).—Accdrd the Fiji Islanders viewed the ar be held April 11 with Mrs. arinnell. Stanley, Mrs. Arthur Walker were Giordano Ig 2 4 ing to Coach Don 'White, tho future Totals 28 2 54 defeat.- ' "" ' Branford Pt B i fiOh rival of a naval squadron manned Camp Ranger at Eequassen. living available upon request to tho Con'- greatest bdUlesbf the presohl'bas The annual banquet of tho Short luncheon guests today at the home nectlcut' State : Department of of Connecticut State basketball Scbl'e at halftlme: 24-12, M IP ' The Manchester Trade combine M I F G - 4 .000 by white men'with'sottie suspicion. there tliroughout the year. ketball , year,' ' 'ivhothej it b6 the Mrs. Carpenter's Sunday School Beach Hose. Hook, and Ladder Co. of Mrs. Robert Bpbth, North Haven Health In Hartford, Mr. Scott said. • Totals . ID 31 seonis to be gobd fo'r several year's .sometimes made spurts wiiich gave Red Men o 4 .000 Shortly after the peace pact 'was Barbers-Btariford Po'lftt, or M I P Rariiblefs 3 7 Class will hold a food sale In tho win be hold Tuesday evening March who has Just returned from a trip Score at halftlme, 23-7; Barbers. to come with tlio 'lieuclo'us of this them a fair lead, but always the bull ,300 signed, hostile natives robbed a cut GOOD TURN CAMP with Mr. Booth to Bermuda. ' •' and the Barbers or Red Men, moot dog bunch kept coming, until they Shirt Factory o 10 .000 ter which had drifted ashore in a Chapel Saturday afternoon at 2:30. 28. at the flrehouse. In a game t'di decide who's-'Wlib In year's successful team' remaining t'6 Ea§t Mayen Hi^h The calendar of coming events The Women's Auxiliary will serve add ' to a .fairly , good fresh'mari had closed the gap to a scarit'two storm, the naval men escaping iri a for the Brantord District include-a the coill'fc-circle's'of tlio'towVi, The Coach Howie Stepp. a former East At Its annual meeting held Mbn- the meal.' •• - • Mortimer D, Stanley is doing con Shirt Factory sq'tiad. The fres^injeh who we're'suc points within the last fbur minutes launch which had accbhipariled the Leaders Training Course for Scout-' slderable tilling in at his Main Weted Barb'ors 'are, without doubt Trackteafpf^^port of play. Ono last Mariohester rally Haven - youth, now coach of the cutter. -'' "-'!' ^'•'- -' i day night in the home of Mr.'and SmJETY cessful In :' compiling 'a record of masters, Assistants, and Junior As-' Street property. the best oft'hc fditr with such play gave tljom the vlctbry with a flridl Princeton^ 'University ' swimming Mrs. Dbndld Hdywood, the Good Miss Bertie Butler of JacksohvUie, eight ylolorles dnd'lwo d'efotit's liavo The Americans retaliated by burn slstants, to be held in April; a Fellowship DrariiUtlC Club of Short ors as '"Stut^le"' Nalriifa,' LaCrolx, Fiye Epds S§|spn score of 44 to 40. ^". fedm, brought'ah undefeated team Florida is the guest of her aunt, several good perforihcrs wlVo \vlll bo For Early Workout ing a native village,' but; a tew days Brantbrd-East Shbre CamtJbree tb Beach elected the following officers Torollo,' "BfitcHlc'f' NalttVo, "Mink" Little "Pop" Dueli, flashy forward, td Payne Whitney Pool last week Mrs.jSaumel smith at ^ tlio Clare Sallcii available. Senlo'j's who wifl'bb grd'd Idter they were again'set upon by be hold In May. Quinnlplao Coun-i fbr the ensuing year; mont Hotel. Swlrsky, BhlUnsky, Lukawaky Tobln East Haven high schbol track on- WHS the big.gun of the Ibcal.dttack, dhd even though his team was bea Miss Betty Hitchcock, of So^lh and PAnaronl,"'• ii ••••:•• i out uatliig h-orn the s'n'uad are: Captdl'ri the natives while they were 'attempt ell will send a contingent of Scouts President, Albert Poulton; vice- Main Street,, sailed Saturday on the IhWsltfsts •fepbrt'ed rdr--thelr- first running up a total of 'six baskets ten by Yale the natators gave a fine Ihg tb' barter for • supplies. Oh" this B. H.S. fslotes The MAllcable Iron with such play Prank Koslkowsky, William Crowley to the World's Fair In New York president. Eari Kolsey. treasurer, Mr. T. Myor of WatorbuiT was the S,- 8, Queen for Bermuda. , , work-out of the teasbh today In the for 12 points. Bycholskl and'Bo'ykd a'tcount of themselves. bccaslori' tw^O of the • hdVal bffli&s By OSCAR ROGANSON ers as'"Torino, Sokolowsky, Llndch a!nd Se'ytnour Blooml'all of whom during the first' week In May. The Herman Lohr; recording secretary, Suhday griost of "his mother, Mrs, 'rhc Shirt Factory quintet, com have 'tlguored prbmhiehtly In "Con hlfell selVboi gymnasium, lii an af- v/cre the, oustandi'ng court pfcVfor- "The- captain'of his team set a were killed ' arid-'a 'seariiari• Was cost win be $17.00 which will Include Acelo Mfattson, Salvln, fietlW dVid posed ofArotsky, GaldonzV, Stem- 'world's record tathe breast stroke. John Martin; financial secretary. Julia Myer, Sailed necticut baske'tbalr during tlVe past teiil"pt''to'icbn'dltibn- 'themselves for mers for the Manchester butfit." wounde'd'.'"' •'•" ''"'i:^'! ' • transportation from New Haven tb Irving GhArlotte; correspoonding Royden 'also have a formidable team pick, Torollo, MarlneUl and Annlo, th'e- coming 'in'qot'at Wosleyah' Unl- Summary: .-'-,- Slepp'ls'Vefy well known locally, ha Members of tho Junior nnd senior I Miss Harriet J. McDowell, of 04 thi'eo years. 'Vctcrai'is who will,be ' Again 'the marines and bluejack New York'and reltori;'arid'all ex secretary, Eric Sw^ansbri;- director; The Parent-Teacher Association I high school will broadcast a pro-1 French Avenue. East Haven sailed, that Bholild give any 61' Its '6pi»o- who where' this season repteSented v'orsil'y'at Mlddietbwri'.''-' • ' • ' - Manchester Trade G F Pts 'Vfrig'boeri the state's outstanding nonls 'o!*truola\ cnoouAtAir.- 'flViOhi silvtiiiabie "for^'Aeit' year are' iierb ets' took steps to exact-'rctrlbutibn penses including riioals and shelter Mrs. Eric-S'warisbri';' 'publicity; Mrs of Connecticut, Inc. will hold-a state! gram of music and a play tomorrow iSaturday on the S. 8. Amapala for a- lY\''tl-v^''cibVnAunlty Council itoMkot- ^'-AVBalinsen,'Teddy, Emohs. Gor- Boyko If ...,.., : ,. ....7 2, ,.',16 swlniriier, and for his diving exhi ford Point with a lineup of such ^•6tWs6B,''B'bb:'p;6hheliy','''*6titf'YllS'-' from' the ' Islari'ders.'wh6''W'ere'-ttot for the entire,week at, thp Fair'. PaUl ,tllnkbr;,' -,-«!£:, s',;ti;,i':^;„h,:-7wi-i. meotlnBjtr!March'20i at-tho.-Stato from~8 to 8:30 p. m. " • jOarrlbean cruise, ball league ended their seasoh last levlc!!,"Helltir'lt'deh,"AWglb ' Verlhls, doh'Bfd^n',''ilnd'M6f tori'Cook, hVem Bycholski rf .-8 2 18 bitions at Moraauguln. .--,,.:.. broi3§:htr-to~teir*n^bef<)i'C''twb*bther Scouts 'Will actually camp in the stars as'the throb LlpSvfch brdlh'- Sunday by iosln'g t'6' lh6'Ramblers Rehedrsal for lie 'inlrisiirel show Teachers', college. Renajo Spadolii, .'Charles Brooks bcrs 'bf last' y'edr';^' great'- teahi will Wlerzbloki c ...0 p 0 villages were'attdch'ed'ahd destWy Pair grounds, at the -special- Boy to be given April 15-will be held ers, all demons of thij'icolii'l, Oalli- on "aforifclt, duo lo'the'lVeavy snow Sound movies will be shown at Because of .this meeting it has Tho sophomore class of tho high <3ucsl rt_» ^ ^ A^ A »,^A .f. i ^.^vW-* -* -t-« -% V «. 4 -A-^ (tt.*^. i(i.%^^^tfSfV(A>i^'* ^^f-:^: "•t:'SaS5??'f^l ^-'TL-^0>3SIVUr<^t)C!(ii^?S t'Mf!~'^SBir*sr.a«»t***-«-»-3 mmm^'SSS^& f.^,(,)u^5ii^a^«*i'"y''iif*^S(*i kvss^^a^X"e!tt^t^}3 Page Eight THE BRAHPOBD REVIEW, THUBSDAY, MARCH 16, 1030 THE HOSIE TOWN PAPER Civil Service THE HOME NEWSPAPER IS A THE MOVIE GUYED — of — Calendar Of Events VITAL FORCE IN EVEn-E TOWN BRANFORD — NORTH BRANFORD Examination PORTRAYINO AS IT DOES STONY CREEK — PINE ORCHARD A LINE ON liOLLYWClOD: grom Is "Pacific Liner" with Victor 2nd and 4th Tuesday night, Nashnwcnn Council, Degree of Po- SHORT BEACH -r- INDIAN NECK Judy Garland entertaining Col McLaglen, Chester IWorris and Wen enliontns in Bed Men's Hnll. Tlie United States Civil Service LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN GRANNIS CORNER — MORRIS dy Barrie. Isl and .Ird Pridnys—Va.fa Hlat Lodge, No. 150, Svcn Hall. leen Moore on the sot ot "The Wiz Commission has announced open FAMILIAR LANGUAGE COVE — EAST HAVEN ard of Oz". Jeanotto MacDonald See you in the movies 'riiurHdnys: 12:15, Knsl llavcn Uotiiry Club. oonipetltivc examinations for the Your Movie Ouyed... AND EAST HAVEN NEWS busy rehearsing with hor accom EVERY WEEK IJo.sitlons listed below. Applications panist tor her forthcoming concert Fridays—I'awson Tribe, 1. 0. R. M. at 8 P. M. in Redmen's Hall. must be on file not later than April Branford, Connecticut, Tlmrsday, March 23, 1039 tour Hedy'LaMarr adding a doll 10 if received from ISates east of VOL. XI—NO. 50 Price Five Centa a week to her, oxtonslvo collection.... Supt. Pinkham MARCH 17th Colorado, and not later than April ....Lana Turner knitting a bright Card Party, Indian Neck Auxiliary. 13 it received from Colorado and green sweitbr—it's for her pot Continued from page one Outboard Motor Club, ,Round-Table Mooting. States westward. Branford 4--HCIub, liontesR, Mrs. Addison Cooke. Pekinese.-...... Clark Oablo shopping Associate public health nursing Easter Seals Autoist Slugged St. Pttlriclf'B Party, East Mavori AKseml)ly, No. 17, 7:30. C R Wooding Co, Quits for tractors., He's planning on do Knowlton, John Oljarczyk, Anthony consultant, $3,200, assistant public Yale University Loaned Women's Missionary Society with Mr.i. Wiiiflcld R. Morgan. ing his 6wn ploughing on his ranch Giordano, Fabian Haroskevicz, Dor health nursing consultant, $2,600, a By Hitch Hiker Migli School Broadcast, WlillV, 8:00. Aid Cripples Joan Crawford shopping for othy Bohn, Katherlne Prahovic, year, U. S. Public Health Sorylce. St. Patrick's Dunce—Brunford Battery. Bunsulls prior, to a desert vacation. Anna Raymond, Antoinette Swlr- Applicants for the associate grade Ratlicr than strike and possibly East Haven Fire House; Walter PIdgeOn back at work Two Valuable Beakers To bring a fuller, healthier lite to skl, Barbara Wells, Bornlco Woy- MARCH 18th must not have passed their 45th, the physically handicapped of the kill a hllcli hiker, Stephen Bombo- after a three-day battle with a se ohowskl, Anna Dykun, Edward Fres Sound Pictures, Branford Yaclit Club. and applicants for tho assistant Isk, 45, of 112 South Monlowese vere cold .iSpencer Tracy and his State, the Connecticut Society for co, Vadis GumkowskI, Joan Rosen grade must not have passed their Crippled Children has opened its Street is a patient in Grace Hospi Construction Complete daughter, Suzy, riding over nearby thal, Patricia Boutolle, Donna Gar • MARCH 20th 40th birthday. By Congregationalists tal suffering from a brain concus bridle trails!.^' ..Mlokoy Rooney Rotary—12:15—Congregational Clmrch Parlors. annual sale of Easter seals. Walter diner. ' Associate mofllcol ofllcer (gener sion. back in Hollywood with glowing Women's Republican Club, liostess, Mrs. M. 13. Stanley, 2:45.'' [H. Palmer, chairman of the local JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL al practice), $3,200 a year. Veter tales of his Now York vacation committee, annouhced that the sale Details are not quite clear in the Finishing Touches Should Complete Building This Week— Grade B; Walter Melchor, William Toxoid Clinic, noHllli Center, 3 to 4. ans' Administration. Applicants L'ew Ayres sotting up his weather Curved Lipped Communion Cups Were Gifts Of Lieut. [will continue through Easter Sunday mind of the victim but yesterday Raab, Dorothy Babcock, Helen Silver Tea, Woman's Aid Society, In Iiomo of Mrs. Robert IT. nist not have passed their 40th Has Steel Doors, Stairs And Window Frames — bureau all oyer again since the big and that the goal for the Stale is he told this story. Wndka, Albert Altsmannsborger, Oerrisli, 2 to 5.' birthday. ' ' Samll Stent And James Barker, Esq. To First Congre $20,000, approximately twenty-flvc Harold Davis, Architect, windstorm blew It down Cecelia East Haven Women's Kopublican Club In Ilagamun Library. Coming over the Pine Orchard Barbara Harrison, John Maddorn, Consultant in child labor, and per cent larger than the total rais road a man stopped In front of his Parker having a mlnature duplicate Reglna Lillqulst, Mildred Truskow- gational Church. made of her house to sorvc as an MARCH 2l8t principal, senior, associate, and as-. ed last year. This sum represents car and forced entry, Bombollokl re Mr. Wooding of the C. F, Wood skl, James Martin, Clifford Swlrsky. the minimum amount necessary to ing Company of WalUngford said RPD mall-box Robert Taylor Card Party, Clmpel Workers, 2:00 .Short Beach. sistant consultants in child labor, Two priceless Communion cups calls tucking forty cents wrapped Grade 1: Lois Altmannsberger, Ladies'Niglit, Men's Club ot Old Stone Cluirch. ' , carry out all the projects planned by Many Dropped yesterday that ho would be ready claiming a record for changing $2,600 to $5,600 a year, Children's have recently come to light In Bran 4-H Gardeners In a dollar bill Into a silt In the Robert Mischler, Richard Rosen PTA Speaker, and Movies, Sliort Beach Scliool, 8:00. the Society on behalf of the physl upliolstery. Ho had taken this pre to quit the Main Streot firchouso In wardrobe fourteen times In one day i Bureau, Department of Labor, Ap ford. thal, Richard Sciarlnl, Anna Ro- plicants for the principal and sen cally handicapped children and ad caution on lonely roads on pre From V/PA Roll a few days. for scenes In "Lucky Night."... March 22nd Missing for many years, parish- gasky, Adolla Truskowsky, Joseph ior grades must not have passed Favor Carrots ults of Connecticut. vious occasions. The upper tloor Is entlrly finished Freddie Bartholomew buying Aunt Covered DIsIi Supper, Congregational Cliuroli, G:30. loners of the First Congregational .Orsene, Victoria Zebroski, Sidney their 55th, for tho full grade they The Society has been enlarging The hitch hiker demanded money, Results of a statewide check-up the metal stairs having been ce Clssle an ofShgo tree with money i Church long ago gave up all hopes 0. L, CAMPBELL Davis, Donald Erlokson, Gene Ful- must not have passed their 53rd, Time lapse photography of the tho scope of its activities during BombollskI offered his watch which of tho citizenship of those em-i ment covered ond painted on Tues saved from his allowance. MARCH 24th of their recovery. ployed by the Works Progress Ad lerton, Virginia DeBay, Alberta Ed for the associate grade they must ' [night blooming cereus and century past years and, in 1938, carried on President wos refused. He has no recollection day. Dedication of New Iligli Scliool Addition Loaned now by the church to Yale ministration have been announced wards. ' not have passed their 45th, and for plants as well as the common dan Its most extensive program in his Conn, Light & Power Co. jf having struggled with the man Expect for the asmall cement job University they are on exhibit per by State Administrator Vincent J. HOT TIP FOR THE -WEEK: Grade 0; Marjorlo Baldwin, Mary MARCH 25th the jissistant grade they must not tory. The entire program is financ but the car was ransacked and the the exterior is tinlshcdi manently. delion were shown last evening In Sullivan. A total of about 1,300 was Every day Into ' police stations, I Desi, Claire Raiola, Florence Wal- Assembly of Rainbow Girls, 4.00 P. M., Branford Masonic rooms have passed their 40th bhrthday. ed through funds raised through floor covered with mud. Last minute touches have been The University makes this record Ipoxon Grange Hall by Garry Miles. found on the state's rolls who could Into courtrooms throughout the na chotzka, Janice, Baldwin. . the sale of Easter seals. In addition How he managed to drive home given to tho automatic doors. MARCH 26th Full information may be obtained by E. Alfred Jones; Mr. Miles Is poultry and garden not sign affidavits ot citizenshp, all tion marches an endless procession, to supplying medical treatment and CL&P.to. Elect and into the garage Is a mystery • In the basement an oil burning Grade 5; Rose Ravoldl, Francis Clu'ist Church Organ Recital. at the local Post Ofilce, The Old Sl'ver Of American ing specialist of Connecticut State of whom win bo separated from of "First Otfendera." I orthopedic appliances to those who for he had been knocked uncon- heating plant Is in operation, coll Palaia, Mario Pepo, Conrad Ander Churches—Branford, Connecticut, College and met with New Haven their WPA employment as ot Mar, •They arc young men—boys guilty son. Grade 4: Gladys Edwards, Roy MARCH 28th vitally need them, the crippled New Officers |.sclcnce over his wheel having been racks and hose racks are In place for of their flrst orlmol Robert Chadeayne of Momauguln .Congregational Church. Founded County 4-H leaders last evening to B. This Is In accordance with tho hose drying after service. Oppel, Thomas Pepe, Mary Palaia, Banquet, Sliort ]3cacli Hose, Hook and Ladder Co. is recovering from an Illness. discuss quality gardens. for the children's organization Is spending struck square in the face by a heavy • To those men and women who In 1844. Two plain beakers with terms of the 1030 amendment to Glazed tile of blue and buff cov Irving Hoadley. Grade 3: Jane Olo- coming season. an Increasing amount of time in C, L. Campbell was re-elected blunt Instrument. the Emergency Relief Act, which unselfishly devote their efforts tow MARCH 29th straight sides, curved lips and er tho downstairs side walls and the Jarczk. OPERETTA PLANNED president of the Connecticut Light makes nccossai'y citizenship affi ards helping these First Offenders Benefit Dance, East Haven Police Department. moulded bases. One Is inscribed: With him was Warren Brockett Continued on page five floor Is of non-skid rod cement. HARRISON AVENUE & Power Company at the director's davits befdro WPA employment may becomes useful citizens— Hope Circle Food Sale, 2:30 - 5 ;00 Plans aro being made for an op The Gift of Lieut. Samll Stent to who made valuable suggestions in The control room Is practically In Grade 2: Ronald Anderson, Kin eretta to be presented in May by 4-H gardening work. meeting held yesterday at Hartford bo gained. Actually, employment To those boys and girls who may the flrst church In Branford. Height order. ., dergarten: Joan Austin. MARCH 30th the Junior and Juvenile Musical following the annual, stockholders' Stress Need Of ceased for these workers on Friday, be the futurb of our country. Tlio elinrp cniitrupt l,clwi!i-n dii-lHlortlitp's yHiilIi itssona (top) and thu lc»- , 4 7|8 In. Maker's Mark for Geo Mrs, Terry Morehouse from Short Bradford Manor Fire' House Is STONY CREEK Tabitlia Sncicly nieols with Mrs. Charles Reynolds. Art Societies under the direction of Beach was present and Rudolph meeting when all directors were March 3, duo to the fact that pro ' This picture Is dedicated.—From flonii jrurmd iiy iiiilliiiit), of Artun an {ttnUr)^ I niith {hot im) uid Itntikh , Hanners of. Boston (circa 1696- Hardware Store comiJlote. Grade 0; Joan Mario Ablondl, I,i>v8 iiH nil milt rH of d, ii trM>'a Iir|,i,t yiti) ii niuvMiitriT, die Hoy '-couta, Mrs. William L. Rice and Mrs. Ray Kneuer, leader of the Branford 4-H re-elected. , (..' • •: • . Adult Education Continued on page two the picture, r 1740). Lieutenant Samuel Stent, the The construction was a federal Merrltt Linsley, Stanley Woods, Rao •3 61-1 ill liolit rciiLf l,y -, Aiiiurica," in ihc new IiLuicH or TIME, mond Pinkham I Flower and Vegetable eliib, told of In addition, Irvln W. Day was "First Offender," inspired by J. there Is Is an over- abundance of donor, was the sonof Eleazcr Stent, Changes Hands [Project with tho C. P. Wooding Co, Barnes, Charlotte Altermatt.' I the experiences of his group of 15. elected a member of the executive Franklin Robinson, speaking Tues Edwin SlavIn, has Walter Abel and Pastor's Wife smoke from the railway cinders a prominent man, and one of the lowest bidder $40,290 tor tho cen Grade 5; Arthur Symonds, Isa Members were instructed In the committee ill place of his former day night at the Short Beach Par Beverly Roberts in the leading roles, which vie use for cooking) right out original proprietors of this town of The M. A. Germond Hardware position as vlcp-presldent, and Ro- tral building.and $17,484 for the bella Robertson. Grade 3: Frede into the kitchen.,Not a shelf, table WHEN IN NEED OF Branford, ahd his wife, Sarah But use of Insect fighting methods and ent-Teacher Association meeting Juror Speaks I Momauguln headquarters. and is now having It's World Prom- Store; of 319 Main Street, East Ha IbertH.. Knowlton, who has boon said that every child has the right rick Asliman, Herbert Bunnell, Ra- Describes Home or anything grace(J,the kitchen. The ler. He was born March 5,1678, and Contimied on page seven Harold Davis ot East Haven is the lore at the Loew Poll College Thea WALLPAPER ven, has changed hands vice-president,?was made executive to a good home and the kind of mona DoBoy. wa(S an ensign and lieutenant of architect. tre. The second big hit on this pro- water we use Is carried to us from Brent Barker ot Branford, son of vice-president.: ,' family love that Is important to To Republican CANOE BROOK or PAINT Both buildings are entirely fire In Moradabad a well in at goatskin across the Meanderings the train band in this town. In his Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barker of 81 J. E. King of Waterbury was ad forming character, Grade 0: Henry ZuWallack, Rose VISIT proof. man's back, and put into an ear will, dated September 21, 1736, and Cedar Street Is the new proprietor. yancea irom ge'-eru. auii,=..,„„=..u,=..v .j.^^ acquslUon of knowledge, ho Club Monday ptf V'l r v^f « VI Aceto, Elizabeth Emlellta. Grade 5; Thousand Dollar vanced from general superintendent Mrs. Robert Lancraft offers the then container from which wo dip UNITED WALL PAPER proved- November 22, 1736, he be Mr. Barker has to his credit llye to vice-presldentln charge of op- ^^,3 gt^ts at birth. That parents Steve Hanchuruck. Grade 3: An- following interesting letter from It. CO. queathed property to his wife, Mar years service ' ,wlth Montgomery annUnuedConfinued oonn vaaepape yi^jlivee ^^^ ^^^ mumple he advised Nineteen members and Kucsts at- Capitol Theatre tonia Santos. of a Eleanor B. Nave who with her hus For two months, .scrub brushes, fl.T ("Vnwii St., New Haven tha, and to various family connec Award Given To Ward, and Hardware division..He Is iProgram chairmen to make ovoryUendcd a Woman's Republican ClublLg|^|^Y KOSS iW\l\ 281 Main St., East Havon SHORT BEACH band tho Rev. J. W. Nave arrived in lye, soap, cleaners, varnish and 'We Save You Money" tions. He was donor of a silver beak graduate of Dartmouth. University, [rncetlng an \oduoollonal meeting and I meeting Monday afternoon at the! » Grade 0: John Plant, Henry Arm India on Armistice Day. , "elbow grease" have been our con er to the. Congregational Church at John C Lyons class ot 1934 , jSUggestcd a Hat of year books, leat-lhome of Mrs. Mortimer D, Stan- Sing In Concert TliuvH.,—March 10 strong,' Robert Trapp, Grade 5: Rev. Nave was former pastor ot stant helpers,fl,s the children and I Book Worm Continued on page seven New Haven Gas Light Company Will Address Ilets, books and literature on thcjlcy, Short Beach Frederick Mason. Grade: 4; Joan Epwortli M. E. Church, Now Haven. cleaned every,popjc and corner of Sometime ago the General Elec appliances ..willJbB.fgafured, and d 'subject' of; ohlldw^jfore,: !:>,. \ I , Mrs. ThomosVHorOoy, guest apeak Ladies Gift Nights Armstrong, David Samson, Evo ; Parker High School tric Company sp6hs3re'd~a'~nationai| colle'ctldh'. dopfertm'ont/forVtho :Bas InWoolseyHalf this big barn of .a^-piace. Things are I fAcco^ntants tor'Hutohlnsoii' ,Bedoua|d:'dr'tliB"Hlnossi5rAfrSi,'Vib-/.c, Mrs,.Horiiinn I,ehf [jiiry-,-'cbu>'tr toJd of '- her.,procedinc cxpetionacs, selootion on tliso Jurczyk, Priscilla Jean Shorey. Moradabad, u. p., India ("New .American Home" building company will be maintained In co The moat ver»»ille, tiaiely mad Olaudetto Colbert in greatly Improved and wo Invite you Dedication Of presided. and rejections of'Jurors. SUo spoke Grade 3; Adam Jurczyk. Grade 2: January 30, 1930 for a visit., ,.','"', BRANFORD 1 contest for houses built In 1038. operation with Mr. Chester No'r- A joint meeting of the Purchas brictly of specific cases on wiiieli truly jioiiular syftijihohle "^ f)rosrnm "ZAZA" ing Agents Association of Connecti Mrs. D. W. Owens reported on the Helen Moshako. Anyone who has ever lived or presented as to bo Intelligible to Although 20 awards were present back who has been with the comp she had served and stressed that she in the liiaLory of New Haven mu ALSO ' Dear American Friends; ' Rains have been, unusually scarce any for the past seven years. cut and The New Haven Chapter ot county meeting held In New Haven HARBOR STREET Many of you women have asked worked or played abroad will de tho reader who has had no previous New Junior High ed by the company John C. Lyons, considered it everyone's duty to ser sic is the triumph scheduled for "Vacation From Lave" this year and the whole country LAUNDRY For the convenience of the public the National Association of Cost Monday night and brought back the Grade 0; Victoria Alex, Victoria me to write of our home. I only wish side Is suffering fro want of rain. light in tile charrnlng and intimate training in physics, chemistry or 40 Birch Streeti Marblehead Mass. ve it called. the seventh concert of the current — wmi — Tomorrow will afford an excellent I Mr. Barker's store will be open ev Accountants will be held on Tues Information that the summer con Dennis O'Keofo, Floronoo Rioo RoUis. Grade 5: Ruth Olson.. Grade you might step in and see our home Prices are going up and the outlook account of how one American fam biology. Is the only New Englander to re Mrs; Milton Bradley announced a series by the combined Now Haven 4: Anna Gentile, Anna Laird, Dom FLAT WORK opportunity for townspeople to in ceive a ca^ prize of $1,000, ery evening. day, March 28th, at the Hotel^ ference is scheduled Juno 0 and 7 Symphony and Civic Orchestra on as we found It on our arrival. is rather bad especially for the ily did all three. "Living Abroad" is Other books we liavc asked for is program on Social Legislature at inic Delgrogo. Grade 3: Edward not merely a travel book as Nerval spect the new addition to the high Mr. Lyon was graduated from the Garde. The speaker will be Hudson' in the Grlswold Hotel Groton. Hotel Bond April 25th. March 27 at Woolscy Hall. It is a l^ri., Silt.—March 17-18 Missionary bungalows are good, really poor people. This accounts "Tlio True History of the Conquest WET WASH IB. Hastings, vProfessor of Econom Dennlson, Francis Reynolds. Grade Richardson has made this a work school, and see the teachers and Swampscott High School In 1926, Miss Helen Robinson, a student Mrs. Grace Hunter chairman of surprise program in several re bad, and Indifferent with all too for the superabundance of dust of Mexico," written by Captain Ber- ics, Yale'University. His subject will 1: William Gordon, Mary Zurow- pupils at work at their every day from Boston University in 1931 and at New Haven State Teachers' Col the Ways and Means committee an spects. When plans for this season's "KENTUCKY" many in the • second class. Even with' which wo .\y^i;stle dally. to bo read for sheer entertainment. nal Diaz Del Casllilo. The librarian SOFT DRY I be money and its uses. Professor skl. Though It is told in a light vein, tasks. This is more than a parent I ti."' University of Grenoble in Rotary Hears lege was given a few minutes In nounced that the club will sponsor series were originally ahnouncod — WITH — though I had lived in India many It Is a great Joy to bo again In told our lovely daughter that It is I Hastings graduated from Massacu- INDIAN NECK the book offers a profound under affair, It Is a town affair. France In 1931. He had no Interest which to ask members and guoats the motion picture "Little Princess" last Septembor no mention was Loretta Young, Richard Qroone years, my heart almost failed me as our life's work where God has call an amazing story told with the un setts Institute of Technology in to weigh carefuUy tho matter of made ot the soloist and the guost Grade 0: Marie DeBornardl. standing of the life and customs of compromising candor of a soldier. .Schedules for the evening session In architecture until about 1934. Trades Talk featuring Shirley Temple, In about ALSO I flrst entered the house which Is ed us. We are happy despite all of school tomorrow have been Issu Although, but a short time In ar 1907 and attended Harvard Grad closing the Now Haven and the conductor who will bo here for tho Grade 4: Frank GumkowskI. Grade- a variety of foreign peoples among To read it Is to an eye witness to uate School of Business Administra a month. "PECK'S BAD BOY our homo. Tha yard, a dust-bowl, these difficulties. However, there ed to all pupils of the Senior and chitecture he has designed and re- WUllmantlc colleges and requested occasion. 1: Gloria Barba. ' whom Norval Richardson has spent one of the most astonishing con Emmett O'Brien, director of tion Iti 1014 and 1915. He was Pro Program chairman Mrs. M. D. quite void of r.ny susaicion of gross, are times when I sometimes wish It FINISHED WORK Junior high schools. Teachers will 1 modeled 25 houses. letters be sent to representatives ob Tho Orchestra management was WITH, the CIRCUS" were possible to transport a mod so many years. quests in the world's history. The Boardman Trade School, New Ha fessor of Applied Economics, Reed Stanley reported that Henry Is presented itself as our lawn. Dust- be on duty at 3:45 and the session He Is married to the former, Bar jectlncting to tnthe pianplan.. ,-„. ., ._.. not sure that. arrangements could with Tommy Kelly, Ann Gillis Mrs. Kate Keast, Hopson Avenue ern American kitchen across tho Is there a person in American pages quiver with life, raw, angry, ven, and a member of the New Ha I College from 1915 to 1920; Research laden verandas showed evidences BACHELOR SERVICE win begin ai; 4 o'clock. The flrst, bara Smith, daughter of Mr, and FoUowlng the regular program tas would speak on the Seeing Eeye be completed this year. But now the Is being treated tor a compound waters, and I would not object if who at one time or another has painful, appalling. A marvelous ven Rotary Club, was the speaker I Economist, Pallak Foundation from Mr, Owen E. Baird of Now Havan Dog at the April nth mooting which I Sun., Hon., Tuen., Miir. ]!)-'20.21 of having boon swept earlier in tho second and fourth period classes Mrs. Harry Smith of AverlU Place. will take the form of a sliver tea good news is out. , fracture ot the ankle. day. Color-washed walls, hideously the kitchen were completly encased not turned from the pages, of the story. I at the weekly meeting of the Bran 1920 to 1923; Executive Secretary, told of the coming New Haven Day with croen doors I Bible Willi a far-away look in his will be held before . supper, with Pictures of the prize winning ford Rotary Club Monday noon. Research Council National Mone at the homo of Mrs. Bradley. LUnny Ross, the man who pre. "HONOLULU" with greenish-blue glared at us as at the World's Fair In New York Conflnued on page two Auxiliary of Sidney Beach Can\p eyes to conjure up pictures of Its the third, or activity period, omit houses appears In the spring Issue Mr. O'Brien discussed the value of tary Association 1920—1923. Since and Showed the buildings In the In spite of Inclement weather, with Eleanor Powell, Robert we entered. Heavy, clumsy, dust Yours in glad service, Mrs. Ruth Linsley Oliver was on U. S. W. V. will hold a pubUc card hills and cities, its rivers and ted. The school will be dismissed for of House Beautiful-Building Man trade education and Its Importance tary Associauon itiai—i»io, u.,.v.. -.,» .-_ Ave members of tho club attended Young, Burns and Allen Imbedded grass mats (possible re , , , : Eleanor B. Nave. the musical program' yesterday at party In tho armory March 28. plains and temples? When I re Tel. 572-2 — 572-3 supger at 6:20 and those who wish uel. to the community as wellas the stu 1925 he has been Professor ot Ec- process of construction the School ot Politics recently in AUO lics .of Noah's Ark If, judged by the the City Mission Mothers' Club. New Haven. They were; Mrs. Milton ported on this book at our mission to do so may eat In the cafeteria. The design has a compact, simple dent. Using as his subject "The onmics at 'Ifale University, He Is a Some idea was conveyed by tho ragged, uneven edges, the numerous member ot many national economic sound picture of the stupendous Bradley, Mrs. Raymond Van WIe, Girls' Friendly DUKE of WEST POINT Martin Haglln has returned from COLORED PICTURES ary society silver tea Mrs. Wain- B, W. Nebon, Prop. Parents will be accommodated highly workable plan. It has much Place of the Trade School In New holes; and the myi-lad'streaks; spots and monetary committees and a dl- UlllUU.ilamount. oVI.f timV....We an_ d mone._y, spent Mrs. Grace Hunter, Mrs. Roland with Louis Hayward and Grace Hospital whore ho was treat Nelson B. Cooke will show color man who had read it remarked Mrs. Stephen Rose \yas..a recent In the cafeteria at regular prices to of the classic In it but entirely up England." and stains) boasted as being the ed motion pictures of the South rector of the Connecticut' Economi'c- t*o mak"^"e> thi+t^^so .faifoir an perfecriprfectt picturpicture Geler and Mrs. John Barron. See Picture Of Joan Fontaine ed lor pneumonia. that the scope of the book is're- guest at, the Home Making Club the greatest extent possible. to-the-mlnute. Lewis Warner was in charge of floor coverings, and only partially and West at the Young • Peoples Council. While Professor Hasting of the World of Tomorrow. marlcabie. It begins at Alexandret- which met at tlie.home of Mrs. Clif Farm Equipment For Sale Classes will reconvene at 7:10 and concealed the broken lime floors be Fellowship meeting. Sunday evening ford Harrison, North Branford. the program. is a recognized authority In the Miss Margaret McKeon ot Harbor ta, in Syria, and ' ends wltli a de- the fifth, sixth and seventh periods World Parade neath. The floors seemed no less at 6:30 in Trinity Church. There were 46 present at the highly technical field of economics Attorney and Mrs. T. Holmes Street has returned to her teaching scriptioii of Aimslolic sites in Rome will follow In normal order with dls modern than the mats, and fro; FOR SALE Many Artists meeting. Visiting Rotarlans were and monetary policy he has the Bracken ot Short Beach announce Alice B. Wilson duties following an Illness. whore the author, H. V. Morton Miss Betty • Wiiiklo has returned Continued on page five The world was on parade Tuesday quontly gave way with a crunchy Farm Equipment in Excellent Karl G. Knabensohuh, Harry A. happy faculty of making his talks the birth ot a daughter 'V^edncsday SUBSCRIBE TO THE spent Easter Week. - from a trip to Florida. , night at the Girls' Friendly meeting Pequot Theatre feel beneath our feet. Condition—Some used for only 'is Collier and Oscar Monrad, all of Intensely Interesting to any audi morning In New Haven Hospital. BRANFORD REVIEW "Mexico" says Henry Albert Phil one Season Participate Mrs. Bracken was the former Ame Is Installed As In Trinity Church when Jomes One or two of the scanty pieces of New Haven. Vice-president William ence. The meeting will be preceded BEAUTY TIPS lips, "Is the most lively .and-vivid Rev. Charles B. Cooley, formerly 10 Hot Bed Sash — 30 Flats Ha Dombrowskl. I Bunting ot tho Junior College of furniture had recently been repair Men Who Will E. Hitchcock presided at the meet by a dinner at 6:30 p. m. Fri., Sat.—Miircli 17-18 , — By Virginia Lcc — example that we cap recall ot the of Branford, spoke at the Consoci 1 Potato Planter — 1 Digger The fourth recital of the Sunday ing. Worthy Matron Commerce and Owen E. Balrd, pres ed, but most of the few pieces of Heap Big Chocolate adage "History fepcats itself." ation pilgrimage In North Haven. 1 Hlller and_l_Side Plough afternoon series being given In ident ot tho New Haven Advertising furniture had long been in need of Pat O'Brion, Joan Blondoll in Patty and I absorbed "New De Also 3 Metal Beds Ideal Make' Money Chlrst Church In East Havon, under The following officers of Georgia Club showed a sound motion pic a kindly hand. Kngbs, legs, drawers, Indian signs for Old Mexico," because our Ground has been broken for the For Tourist Home the direction ot Harold B. Grist, or Summer Hosteling Is Fun! Chapter No, 48, O. E. S. were Install ture preview of the New York "OFF THE RECORD" shelves and table tops were elthe,r —By Frances Lee Barton—— friends the Pattersons aro leaving new 'Thomas Sparico home in East Telephone Branford 201-12 ganist, win be presented March 26 ed at the regular meeting Monday World Fair. — ALSO missing or had grown old and do This Summer William GUUa Hostel in Foxon AVE you a Boy Scout or a next month for a two months visit Main Street. at 4 p m. Two artists new to those Organized To Help AU, Especially L-iSUe of the handbook "A. Y. H. night In Masonic Hall: Tho picture was photographed "Mr. Wong, Detective" crepit through the years. Girl Scout In your home? I( Professor A. E. Wilkinson, exten- who have attended the series to date Knapsack, mapped their respective Applying For Fourth Year I lost fall but Included such Impres- Hso, thoy are sure to bo off "over there. Young People, To A ' Greater Worthy Matron, Mrs. Alice B with Boris Karloff Some benevolent occupant, In Ted, Sr. Is reading E.G. Hoppe's sion Vegetable Specialist vrtUspeak will make their flrst appearance, routes and addressed penny post Charter—Being Repaired After Islve buildings as the Hall of Fash- tho hills and (ar Hope circle win hold a food sale Knowledge By Assisting Them Wilson; worthy Patron, William W. days gone by, had made an effort away" those fine London," John Claire Mlnot in the March 29. Coffee will be served from Business Directory on "Fertilization and Varieties" at;Sylvester Matisse, baritone, winner cards to make reservations for the "Big Blow"—Inexpensive Over Ham; associate matron, Mrs. Oma Ion, Court of Sports, Tower of Re to screen the bungalow, but stop winter week Boston Herald says of it "There aro of the 1936 R. C. A. contest for In Travel Over Bicycle Trails, nights ahead search, fire department, fun and Sun., Moil,, Tues., Mar. 19-20-21 ends — and that 2:30 to 5. a meeting oh thecooperatlve exten Niglit Stop For Youths From Schmidt; associate patron, Ralph ped short when one third of the Information, authority and literary young singers and son ot George , Footpaths and Byways. Mrs. Gillis Inspected their bunks, Nellson; secretary, Mrs. Edna Wick amusements,. garden and recre house was screened: We later found moans a lunch sion work In agriculture and home 6 to 90, "There Goes my Heart" to be packed. charm in the text, but the distin Mrs. Joseph Chelifoux was re-el 42 Inch sink and tub combinations Matisse, well known baritone of La- cheerfully gave them her address Strom; treasurer, Mrs. Carrie Louns ations. that these screens function by hold economics In the Republican Rooms — wmi — Woo hotlde you guishing feature of this volume ,llke ' ectcd president of the North Gull Scala and Covent Garden Opera tor the Inevitable Christmas card bury; conductress, Mrs. Abblo Car Production and distribution cen Ing In the files and mosquitoes that i( you (ail to $29,95 complete. Toilet outfits tonight at 8 p , m, A question period "HI Butch!" cold. Frederic March, Virginia Bruce its popular predecessors, is the near ford Parent Teacher Association at win follow. Houses, and of the Opera Comlque and returned, their passes ver, associate conductress, Mrs, ters were almost complete and were come our way (a fly trap), but very tuclc in amid the Paris; and Clyde Allen, violinist, "Hello Splkel" Two hundred fifty happy souls but a small part ot the schema of ALSO , more solid (aro, ly 150 beautiful lllustratlons...... re- 'the March . meeting held in the complete $12.85. Bath tubs $14.50. During the last 20 years vegeta "Butch" traveled by bicycle and Adeline Tousey;, chaplain, Mrs. OU'VE heard tlio olil BnjMng-^ graciously keep out the all too neigh graduate ot the JulUarde school, The boys first met In a New found their way to Foxon last sum peace to build a better place in "While New York Sleeps" sweet - tooth produced with an artistry that the North Guilford Schoolhouse recent Wall Basins $5.45. Conn. PIumbinE ble acreage In Connecticut has In Hampshire hostel over a breakfast "Spike" by foot. Each youth happy Carrie MacLeod; marshal,' Miss Y "aho'a a Indy tu hor flngertlpa" borly dogs, squirrels, chipmunks, appeasor! For this -wind-up to tho New York, who has appeared as sol by himself but each looking forward mer which to live In the World of To — wmi — —It still goes! Aiul tor hor lady htkor's meal, nothing is hotter than conventional guide book never ly. Mrs; Austen Fowler was elected creased from 8000 acres to 23,000 of fresh milk and eggs-and ban Edith Grann; organist. Miss Alma crows, snakeis, bats, and pigeons. and Heating Materials Co., 1730 oist with the Syracuse Symphony to the companionship of a dozen or I From Equador they came, from morrow. Michael Whalen, Joan Rogers ship wo caii't think of anything a Chocolato Indian — except two knows." Lvlco-presldent; Mrs. Arthur Hof- acres. This rapid rate ot expansion anas. "Butch" always managed on Nelson; Adah, Mrs, Hazel Schwan- nicer ihnn a inodorn mnulcuro sot. As It now stands, files and mos Chocolate Indians, My good husband is also reading rlchter, secretary, and Mrs. Norman State St., New Haven, Conn,, Is not confined to Connecticut Ev Orchestra. Two favorltles ot the more boys and girls at a different I California, Montana, Missouri, Flor felder; Ruth, Mrs. Pearl Nellson; Es Wo saw u smart and tnoxpunslvo quitoes haunt us with their pres past season' will again appear, Mrs. his dollar a day allowance to have ida, Canada and Germany, WEDDING PLANS Wed., Thurs.—Mureli 22-23 Chocolata Indians The Machinery of the Body" by Little, treasurer. They will be In- Phone 6-0028. ery Important vegetable area In the hostel at the close of day when he ther, Mrs. Rosalie Pinkham; Mar one tho othor day cnilod tho Ob ence. I had quite forgotten how ery Important vegetawe area in me pua,. oo.^.. _„ bananas for breakfast Mr. William Nellson, field worker Announcement Is made of tile M cup sKted cake Hour; U tea Carlson and Jqhnsoii. j stalled In their respective of flees at country has expanded acreage to as Lillian Wood, contralto soloist of paid the house parents 25 cents for tha, Mrs; Karin Hamre. Electa, Mrs. Sapphire Tableware Nights servatory Set. It coiuoa In a mod- friendly they can be and how they ' The older boy headed south with from the A, Y. H. headquarters, coming marriage of Miss Irene Holt orn piantlc caso and contains all spoon double-acting baking powder; In t'*; main, tho material is so the Juno meeting. large or larger degree. Thi— •s means '='*St•. Bo.it'Paul'os nv U I L w?iWi Ki^fi;K^i•i