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©He Sast Lattftx Nftos ' I i I Thursday, FcTiruary 3, 1D40 _^ Hi>Gid.;;.N II;IIOLJ;.L LIDIU.I.Y THE BEANFOBD REVIEW - EABT SAVENNEWB L-.P.T IL.VEr, CT. Hornets Win Locals Face DELIVERED BY MAIL ONLY Locals Upset Easties Romp 3 SPORTS ( Milford Fri.; WHAT EAST HAVEN BOOSTS SUBSCRIBE NOWl PIVOT MAN When Vishno BOOSTS EAST HAVENl ADDRESS COMMUNICATIONS; BYBlDIiAHBRH Wallingf ord In Over Raiders *^ IN REVIEW Shelton Here MAKE EAST HAVEN A BIGGER, TO P. O. BOX IB3 I by Bin Ahem t Blazes Trail ©he Sast lattftx Nftos '" ' aomewlicro in these pages this week, inci'B . r.^^i* .«»^^^>^ _..-r^^^»v fuT^rZ-iif **^^^*wi«*^^P'. 1 BETTER, BUSIER COMMUNITY is slmTe oSlde of a name, address and prodluct It makes »o foolish Tight Game In Easy Style Needing one game to make the Seymour IIIBII narrowly mtsscil The Brantord Hornets made It playdowns of the Class M tourney CombinecJ With The Bra nford Review bids, but the lad who Inserted the ad lays claim, to one ot ho inost tan- Ealst Haven, after a ,slow flrst the upset ot the Ilou-salonic League ,. of the oCnncctlcut Interscholastlo The Housatonlc League standings two victories over Seymour this sea Athletic Conference, the Brantord tast 0 sports tales of these part.i. He Is Henry J. XaCrolx, oUmrm. wore further snarled this week halt, finally worked up a head of [scaiion on Tuesday niRht w'hcn the >T«a Dolltn Per Teax , In his childhood days, the youth was dominated by fc/ur sisters, steam at the East Haven High I Galloptnig Gaels ot Sliclton barely iSon when they downed Coach John iHlgh basketball teamwlll Journey to East Haven, Coimccticut, Thiu-sday, Fcbninry 10, 1949 when the Brantord High basketeers jGytn on Tuesday night, and romped managed to pin the Jancndamcn 28 MUford Friday night to • seek Its Mildred, Edna, Irene and Ida, Hank was the last of the aulnUot and the put on one ot their more thrilling Janenda's skyscraper array In the VOL. V—NO. 24 I to an easy victory over Derby High, to 27. The passible upscl would have state armory last Friday night, 38 [clincher decision. oiily boi. Despite vehement claims by the lemalo element, hat he was exhibitions to down the loop lead- 45 to 21, The lloscrs earlier this been the gravy ot a good night's Local followers are expocteg no lers, Lyman Hall, 48 to 43 for an up- jseason edged out the Crlsatlmen performance since tlic locals edged to 34. easy decision since the Indians spoiled, the boy grew up level headed and the only notlcealJU: spoilage |set victory at the staote armory on The game was nip and tuck all PARK SYSTEM A bit of news, a bit o-f Gossip, was m the little gifts which the thoughtful sisters .would gi-vc him on Tuesday evening. by a .single point at Derby. Walllngford. rangy combine is preteotly at homo Z-oning Case Before going Into their scoring the way with neither team able to Ion the narrow confines of Its VIEWS, REVIEWS AND Nurse Homer TOWN the least provocation, ...,,. ', • .1 The overflow crowd watched get a decisive advantage until the Central Grammar School court and HEAD WILL BE a bit of Fun, Gathered on our Branford's groat charity shooting [jitterbug, the winners gave the fair From the loss column, upon which last minute of the tilt. High scoring , Despite the dolly Influence all about him, the lad grow' into a rea crowd a nlftyl exhibition ot defen- all po.s.slblllties are ba.sed, Shclton Is hoping to add the .scalp of the STRICTLY PREVIEWS OF THE Will Go To make the difference over the con- honors went to Bob Vishno, talent­ Hornets to Its gory bell of Housa- Helps, Kiddies TOPICS Saturday afternoon stroll. boy. He fought with the neighborhood kids, raced them, Intcj the ground ifidcnt charges of Coach Freddie islve ball by holding the Invaders to and Lyman Hall are currently the ed long shooting guard, who blazed SPEAKER HERE Iflvo points, all scored In the first leaders In the loop and each must [ Ionic League Victories. EAST HAVEN SCENE and iUmbed trees until neighbors thought that ho was th(j living sup­ Shlpko, Tlie locals wore superb in the trail with eight baskets and four Coach Warren Sampson will start Supreme Court netting 20 for 23 at the free throw period. The Yellowjackets rimmed once more. Brantord Is capable of .charity tosses. Lou Locarno, sopho­ LOCAL... Walk Again Pleter Van Hclnengen, .superin­ port of the Darwinian theory. His was a hair trigger mind, believed by ten points at the quarter and sped taking the Gael's. There Is little the five which handed Walllngford BY PAUL H. STEVENS tendent ot the NCW) Hnven Park Lincoln l>ny Salnrdny. IMondiiy cvcinlug, Feb. 14 nl 8:1S in mark. more .sensation, took runner-up High the stunning upset last Tues­ Annen K. Krlkorlan and Jnnics the law office of Ally. ..Arincn .,K. his sisters to be devised for one purpose, to tease. He could scheme more Two standout performances were onward to a .10 to 5 halftlme td- chance for the locals to cop the honors for the Branfordltes with We received a clipping this week Department, and one'ot the best t vantage. bunting but East Haven might day evening. Locarno and Lehr will known park aiilhorlties In America F, Rosen, counsel for Joseph H. Bl. Valentines Day Monday. KrlRirlan nl 23!) Main ..Slrccl, ..bc- embarrassing moments in one evening than a house full, of boys could chalked up for the winners when three and three tor nine points. be In the forward berths. Sobolewski from a Salt Lake City newspaper ciiHsc of the Democratic vlctury Lou Locarno led all the scorers Following the intermission, the sneak in for a pos.slble tie unless— showing three column photograph win be the guest speaker at the Pallman ot Laurel Street, said this In a week, . ...,•> ™ winners, paced by the Cinderella iBranford takes East Haven. Seymour's best scoring was divid­ will take over the center slot and of a well known East Hav"e\r'BlVl",lmontlily"ineetlnB of" the SaUonstall week they would appeal to And G. •VVa.slilniftnn's blrtliila'y dinner this Friday night in New with 10 points closely followed by ed between Blanko and Bazzell who Chandler and Vishno will be the A LESSON TO BE LEARNED {Haven. Nevertheless It wos on Impossibility to stay, mad at thic youth. Even Bob VLshno who netted fourteen. Man, Steve Narracci, who scored • » • ElahirHomer, who has been doing!civlc Association T«esdn^^ Mi^i'Ch 1 supreme Court of Errors week from 'iniesdny. |22 points, gave scant heed to de­ hit the cords for 12 and 9 pints. I starting backcourt performers. "." • • . infantile paralysis nursing at Sallithp meeting will be _nem m decision ,^^^,„,jrecentl y rendere;,-;r-"d ;"„„i,„In i neighbors valued his cheery smile and hearty good will, „ ,, . For the visitors Kummer, Carretta Major «<illcgc scouts were looking Brantord went Into a nine to Long, Washington, Dolan and Cole­ "We reuret e.\ceinlin[i:ly In note that the Coniii'cliciil Cmiipiiii.v lias February Is really a month ot -x^^^ American Legion Auxiliary and Carvalho set the pace with 13 fensive strategy although Leo lu. Lanrel Street aron. Prior to its Lake General Hospital. The Picturelcellar room of the home of Mi .and ^yoMls\-il by Pallmnn agalns But his running and jumping paid oft In Branford's atlblcUc history, liyan's club was able to hit for only over Bill Ilinchcyy two weeks ago eight lead at the first quarter when man will be In reserve. special occasions. will meet Friday evening. Fob 18 in 11 and 0 points respectively. but saw little when the nifty pivot lormiiiatcd ils bus siM'vice tliroiii;li til'"''"l ' , ". ' . • ,,,„-'-, shows Nurse Homer helping a young Mrs. Paul Jacobson at 110 faailon- ,. ^ j ^^^^^ Haven. Pallman two hoops in the third frame. At Bob Vishno for seven points on Next Tuesday at the state armory wo l.iul pointed to bus scrvieo in ''"'I |?Sert^D take her first fallerlni stall Parkwaj at^^S P. M^P''esldcnl j^SSgi^Hn Injunction restraining U^ .. .., , .. 1,1., limii...ne nl the club rooms on, Thompson tor once he captained a Brantord High basketball team, . The game started off at a fast [this point East Haven led 23 to 9. I wa.s delayed getting to a game play­ three hoops and a foul. They went InBra nford.the Hornets hope to ostablislimoiit on a trial basis Ht-publicans 1. nn „^ff. .'"'«,„"; Avenue. All members arc asked to pace with both schools racking up ed against Admiral BilUrd Academy, steps after being paralyzed for,Walter Woods will preside town from permitting him to com Lncoln Day Dinner Snliuday iilRhl ^^ pi.^^jnt ^rs. Walter Woods will That was In the year 1030, ' ITlme alone halted the-massacre In down by two at the halftlme. how­ wrest a victory from the high flying locality as .me of tluM^'essinii needs of a (;rowin^'town. The service several weeks. The story- • ac-' l The talk„„,,.,, by Mr. Va. n Hclnengen plelc a. buildin. ..-.g at the rear of his 14 points' in the Initial quarter. The the final frame as the Blue and Collegiate School lost the conflict ever, when Blanko and Bazzell set Galloping Gaels of Shelton. Tlie at Ainiic.x Ilousc^ preside The year before LaCrolx had been a member of John KnOchl s bask­ Samp.sonmcn continued the basket on a disputed decision but had the picture explains will be illnstralod with eninv home tor a curtain laimdry.
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