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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 «Rhode Island to carried the victory margin. The 5 17 31 meeting was held this week and a petition Dimes campaign. Chairmen _ and |,.(3o,„ ^i Long's? To si!o all the color­ Rlzzo. 7 17 31 Hartford by State Ueprcscntativc crippled babies and young children. tained from the building Inspector committees "i-ealiy did a swell Job. ful flowers In bloom will drive,away Tile locals were matched against Naugy, which' had a tjplcal valley The summary: exhibit their masterful brand of IBranford co-captain was ejected She looked worried. "How Is the Alfred Bowden of the town, Pallman alleged, and Braiiford late In the tilt with five personal High Three 409 Pellegrlno, Louis Public Utilities Commission in difficult to recover them the February chills. team, strong, last, rugged and a standout In any type of competition. Locarno, rf. 7 East Haven flrehouse basket ball to the state High Three 409 Adams, Anthony March of Dimes coming?' she asked he assumed he hnd the permission Uig lurn-uul Tuesday 'nigiil at llic 1 4 0 which has done most to further It. fouls. .Jaspers, , "When gains arc oaec lost it is more reporters, 'Not so good in Salt Lake of the Zoning Commission to build. aiuiunl Ladies Niglit inograiii of tlic ^ V ' They were led In the scoring column by a, chap named Aiidibrson, a left Lchr, If, 1 •Cacace, t 8 0 10 High Single 156 Tott, Joe wlio are the real losers, From Havana, Cuba, comes n iKMt Dolan, If, 0 iD'Onotrlo, f Brantord again. That is a. lesson that is painful to those County', they told her. The nurse Takes Office Accol'dlng to the complaint, Pall­ Men's Club of tlic Old Stone card from , Mr. ana Mrs. lUidy handed dervish who had the Foloy method ot covering his dribble and ; Narracci, c 9 4 22 Rockvillc, which apparently will 150 Raiola, Dominic and who have picked; up another polio baby, whln- man said he spent $2,500 on the Cluircli. A turkey dinner wllli all i '''^ SobolowskI, c 2 0 0 0 have a lough strugiglc to make the Locarnofl rf. 3 3 0 those who have come to depend upon the bus service Schmidt sr„ showing a picture of driving to the hoop,'Within forty seconds ot the opening cpiartcr, the Chandler, rg. 13 5 Pnlillo, g Lehr, If. 113 began, lint it will be hard to pering at her skirt hem. She patted work and no member of the Zoning the fixings was served after whisli palni-siirrounilcd Nntioiiai Hotel Ksposlto, g 0 1 1 (lualitying round' of the tourney, riiillifully patronized the line since it it, scothed It, then looked As Treasurer Commission or the Zoning Board of there was n tine speaker and an Garnet and Gray had tallied twice and led four to nothing.'After fifty Vishno, Ig. 3 8 14 IB 4 45 piinncd a lulu of an upset on Plain- Dolan, if. 0 0 0 islicrc IliKly attended the Ilolary 14 20 48 Totals Sobolewski, c, 0 0 0 trial has failed in the around at the child-tilled wards, Appeals had Informed him he was excellent program of cnlcrlalinncnit . seconds had passed the score was tied when captain Bob Llmflen swished Total ville Tuesday 57 to 45. put forward convincing arguments after Alfred Bowden, manager of the club iunclicon last week. WalIln«ford Derby Washington, c. 0 3 3 'Don't people know about these building Illegally.: includbig the Rockellc's, wllli danc a brace ot long distance hoops and broke tho back ot the vaUey combine, Zaprazaka, f 4 opinion ot those who have made the trial. children?' she asked." East Haven Branch ot the First Na Among tha arguments in a de Ing: iiflcnvanl unlli a Inlc hour. Blelak, rf. 0 1 1 4 Chandler, rg, 113 tlonal Bank ot New Haven, tooki ""•"••?„-.—,—,=--%-, , .... We learn that Mrs. Lillian Llndendld little shooting thereafter but Nalmo, Gebel and LnCrolx 0 0 0 Orazottl, f According to coach WarronSamp- Vishno, Ig, 8 4 20 Other ventures in public service have been made in East Haven Nurse Homer, who was one of the h Catapano. rf. 5 son, the Hornets have to win but over the duties of treasurer of the murrer filed by the defeiidanl is llm Tlio aulld Auxiliary of tho Johnston of Saltonstall Parkway, took up the slack and Brantord slid by Its toughest foe. Kummer, If. 5 3 13 Walenskl, c ~BouteiUe "" r 0 0 0 years which for their success must depend upon volunteers who went into the -Salt contention the mere fact the build­ nurse for the East Haven Public Nolan, g 1 one game to make the opening gun during the past few Town of East---- Haven - as o-fr ...Februar, - y ' (/.viHrt.-, fl-,„ ,-,^nrn fne.t the bulld- Momauguln Gaoup ot Christ Church Each year at tournament time, various writers use up space by re­ Ronvo. If. 0 1 1 2 • Total 13 12 38 Lake City district, one of the ing Inspector Is an agent of the town Health Nursing Asabclatlon has ac­ 5 1 11 Greco, g of the coming tourney which will forthcoming from a suflieieiit hardest hit areas 'in the 1948 polio 1. Is not enought. In the first place, will hold a food sale at 101 Dewey ferring to a-curlous sport's disease, called Tournamentl.tls, an afllUctlon Carretta, c. 1 beplaycd In New Haven with the Seymour" public support. It that support is not Avenue Saturday, Feb. 10 at 2 P. M. cepted the chairmanship of the East r. Lacy, c. 1 • 0 2 Mastrlnnl, f 4 Damozych, rf. 10 2 number, those ventures too arc likely to be terminated. Nn one wants epidemic, has recently bbeen trans­ Mr. Bowden, who has had many the dcrnurrer contends , tho build­ Haven Cancer Fund campaign to which Immobilizes good teams Into slow footed, clumsy basketeers. Writ­ 4 1 0 Clynch, c start of the eight week vacation, ferred to Callfolrnla. years of banking .experience and ing Inspector told the plaintiff he Featured will be home-made bread, Carvalho, rg. 9 21 * * * ,Dahn, rf. 10 2 pastry, beans and salad. Public be held in April. ers soldom I'elcr to another illness which besets tho fans, however. It Rlzzo, I.„g 3 0 G totalb I Hummel, It. 2 15 to see services terminated, but when support is not forlheoniing, that who was selected to manage the would have to get the permission of Score att half East Haven 10, Nature observes throughout Con­ local branch bank, when It operled the charman ot the Zoning Com­ patronage is Invited^ I ,,.,,„ „r. and RU^Club of U.o Old has the cognomen, Tournamanla, Klraly, Ig. 0 0 0 necticut have been verbally ap- Blanko, c. 4 4 12 is usually the only answer. The town has made progress in recent Ttotals 18 7 43 Derby 6, > Johns, rg. 12 4 for business here last summer, was missionniainim, buis inuim:t even u If„.„ ho„ didn'tw..v, , the , Miss Isabel H. Miller rclnmcd to Stone ehiirch is ulaninlng anotlier Supporters go wUdi Horns, whistles and bolls give raucous evidence I Non-scoring, substitute!!—East Ha- jplauding BUI Ncwcll's stand aigains-t times but that progress depends u lot upon ctnnmunity respol'ise. Re­ appointed to the post by the Boai'd plaintiff is charged with the know Halftlme Score; Brantord 30, {schoolfoo tball i)r,ictiicc in the sum­ Bazzell, Ig, 2 5 9 Transfer Given edge of the powers of the agents of the University ot Connecticut nl «t ,lhclr pleasniil evenings of games, ot tho high esteem which tho tans hold for their players. Bands blare Lyman Hall, 21. Iven: Volardl, Finn, Weller, Bower, of Selectmen. a muliiclDalltv St*"-" «'ler spending the niid-ycarenlci'tainmcnt and refreslimenls in mer months. Newell, an ace sport's Nystron, ig, 0 0 0 WINES AND LIQUOR VALUES AT member the slogan we have quoted now and then in this eoliiinn: House on Saturday, Feb. and female cheerleaders run the gamut trom gaiety to tears as the for­ Officials, Ponders and Ghlrardlnl Rossettl, Derby: Augur Plscltelll, Total 11 12 34 YOUR NEARBY ASP STORES He succeed 'William Hasse jr., who scrlbbc with the Hartford Courant, What Bast llaven Boosts, Boosts East Haven! Cri saf i At resigned last month because of the "'-Judg?Jphn*^'clar" • • -••'*'^'—--k- ".'../-I—«!.Pit'/.aerald! i,,lvii...^tloInlvacationn at the home of licrtbc Parish Housi " tunes ot the team rise and tall with tho shitting of tho scoring tides. Kuna, jhas the proper altitude when he Halftlme Score: Brantord, 16; memorandum of decision, held the Never In the history of the annual schoolboy show did a team got IsUitcs tijat the summer vacation be­ Seymour, 18. dmpjo'dtsuL Sooicfc /Buments advanced in the de- COUNCIL STANDINGS Officials: Qhirardlnl, Ponders •'=»Sf».^fai»..d:=ISi^ several cited 1" Class VO for llic Navy "^sofvcsi Andy Concelmo of the East Haven such support as that Brantord array when It started Its dynasty. The longs to the kids. There is ionsldcr- High School the term which runs until tne n"''''1 „Sr„r were unheld In several cited |ni vjiass vu iu.w„= '""'V.,;„.,.iv i,. I '"'"J v^w^"""" «• ".» «»""—.-• p^ ablc mure of the acid in Bill's sul­ PUBLICISING THE HIGH SCHOOL - •• '•" • -- "' "" '""V'f'y,'" Cleaners and Shoe HopAlrers, ex- Woslcyan Fleldhoiioo reverberated to sirens, electric horns, ringing brake BULLOCH-LADE REVISED SCHEDULE Billy Hinchey phuric verbiage, ball team will tall on Jim Murphy's At the meeting of the Board of i'e^na°rd"?irais?aSiiwell received. He Is admiraDie iiuesa i-"-F4^^^^^^^— ^ , . shoes. Sunday, February 6— * * * shoulders it reports arc true that Gold Label Our readers and those of the East Haven columns ot the New Education Feb. 4. Frank Crlsall was for the town office and his many as regardTdSents law anr d trandanequity t on ^yci:'^^ hasbcoa discV^inulte - KCv"eil"Ql?lln'6?,'llX the team's top scorers, Yokabaskas at.8 STH n nn transferred from his present as­ .i,JS?m.^vM wL tned b^^^ program which win tfo heard oafth It was Impossible to bo non-partisan. The crowd, predominantly 2:00 Indian Neck vs Big Five Bloomlleld High has the state's BOT 0.7T Haven dailit;s hnvo probably noticed that since the first ot the year friends with him success in his new I A. " •' '— '^- -*-' 3:00 Stony Creek vs East Sides Paces Schooli and Cilfone have suffered mid-year PROOF signment to one as Instructor- of ^SuSrTpick^r "' M.B.MlnottC-S:^leyot-in,omp- H-^day^noonat^2^^|d^^^^^ ^Brantord, was swept Into a frenzy as Nick Wotod, Paul Tlcrney, the most proficient scorer in big John physical education for boys and as duties 4:00 Clf'U vs Carver Club Novak, who, standing six feet, five Ischolastic ' diffteulty. Connecticut's there has been appearing considerable more news material concern­ SteBlna brothers, and othoi's, responded to the activities ot tlic five on Wednesday, February 9— [sliding pick-off may be lost but the GLEN GRAEME coach, of footballi baseball, and To Easy Win Inches high, easily tops twenty ing the High School and the ujaiiy activities ot the; student body. This basketball.-Rai' smith was'-trans­ J tho floor. Men and lathers, trom three score and ten down to; beardless , 7:30 Carver Club vs East Sides fans will see some thrillbig shoot­ 96 5TH PRESENTXttON for the balance of the winter. Poxon Fanny .liayai "TJieMon .a points per game. Novak, on occasion is a step in the rigbtairoction, because school jiews is soiiietliing in ferred from the physical education children, lustily hollered approval trom throats rusty with non-\ise, when 8:30 Indian Nock vs Stony Creek lias hit tlie. thirty mark. He Is not ing if Murph decides to emulate ills PROOF BOT 3.99 knows, tho more 'he Wants to Billy Hinchey gave New London hig'h school play of two years ago... to the social studies department. Many Speakers Tlie Dcmocralio Town Committoc n'"" k' Sunday, February 13— I expected to play for tho next week which there is iinich interest in any community. The doings of our TO BE MADE AT meeting lias been postiioned until I"" "• Brantord downed Its next second foe. 2:00 Carver Club vs Big Five . hoop fans a glimpse ot his offensive Joseph MellUo, a graduate of however since he sprained his ankle THISTLE teen-age youngsters are many, and it is important that their aetivi- Arnold College, was appointed to Pronv that polrit, tho championships shifted to Now Haven where 3:00 CFU vs East Sides basket shootmg wizardry on Tues­ against Nowlngton HJgh Tuesday. THE CAPITOL On Lincoln 4:00 Stony Creek vs Indian Neck day night wlien he paced tho Col­ 16.8 STH succeed Frank Crlsafl in charge of Chapman Tech met Bridgeport arid the Io6als opposed Merlden's fam­ Bloomfiold High is tho defending PROOF BOT 3.99 , and those of their school be publicised, if the general public is intramufals and the elementary More Games to follow legiate School cagers to a lop sided ties, An interesting event will take place ous Horse Klasoskas, and Company Including Slavln, later a standout |61 to 42 over a club which previously champs. Import.d by Canada Dry ' • ' • "iiong them and for them. physical education program. COUNCIL LEAGUE * * If to be iaformed.properly nf what is going on a at the Capitol Theatre on Tliurs- Day Program with the Merlden Etidees, had gained a disputed decision over NOW! The transportation of the pupils Dates Ahead W L Pet. More than passing hiterest is be­ It may interest our readers to know that Principal Carl Garvin on Laurel Street has posed a prob­ day evening, Feb. 17 during the Brantord eventually lost that game to the combine which later Coach Fletch Ferguson's nifty MALCOLM STUART to evening performance through the East Haven Republicans and their Editor by Monday evening. CFU ..12 1 .923 basketeers,. r ,. ; ing cxliibitcd these days in Guil­ lem because the Connecticut Com­ Dates Ahead must reach the swept easily to the championship but It was a clbso six point margin. ., 9 3 .750 ford's Thompson. The former East has appointed Mi.ss Etliel Kennedy of the High School Faculty courtesy of Manager Abel Jacocks. guests from the several towns of the East Sides The Elm City .array was behind at PROOF BOT 4.29 pany withdrew Its bus service last Half Hour Reading club First The dregs ot defeat were made bitter by the loss of the able Pete Nalmo Stony Creek .. 4 7 .410 Haven youth rang up 22 points in­ On Channel Six carry on this work ot letting the public know about what's going on week. 'The board decided to make At that time, John P. Morton, 12th Senatorial District will as­ Pequot Tribe, Improved Order ot .. 5 7 .303 the quarter 17 to 12 but thereafter cluding Um baskets the slioretown- well known Main Street Printer and semble al the Annex House this ' Thursdays, 2:30 P. M. Hagaman on fouls. Another bad tasting ingredient of the blttor brew was Howie Carver Club the fame developed into a rout-as School. Miss Kennedy, who is teacher ot American His- a route change with the school bus Red Men, each Monday at 8 Indian Neck 4 8 .333 crs dropped before Madison's on JOHN BEGG at the High and to Issue bus tickets to some of stationer, will be presented with a Saturday night for a dinner, speak- Memorial Library. Gebel chasing a"bout the court with his head swathed In a huge band­ tho sailors sought vainly to stop the Holpolnt automatic dish washer, Ing program and entertainment P.M., Red Men's Hall. Big Five 2 10 ,106 slaught 53 to 43, also on Tuesdiiy. 86 tory, has aire idy indicated that she knows what is "news" and we the pupils In other sections of the IJradford Manuf Hose Company age". Magnificent in the loss was tho entire quintet. And In the center blind busket shots ot the elite of PROOF BOT 4.4" which he won several weeks ago honoring Abraham Lincoln. | Star of Victory Lodge, No. 03, HIGHSCHOOL LEAGUE Branford's star studded basketball * * « good "coverage" from tile school from now on. Miss town where public bus service Is meets every last Monday ot tho plot none performed more obly than tho jumping Jack—Hank LaCrolx. Pot, can e.'Cliect a available. when on a trip to New York city The affair Is sponsored Jointly by O. S. of B. First and third demons. New Haven led at the half Locals who have been folllowlng with Mrs. Morgan, he won the month at the Bradford Ma>ior Things looked dour In 1030, LaCrolx was the only varsity holdover. St, Mary's 1.000 Dave Mai'sh's career at Sultleld Kennedy, by the way, will become the Dean of Girls next September Despite the sentiment of some in the Republican Town Committee 29-21. valuable household appliance while and the East Haven Republican Tuesdays, Red Men's Hall. Hall. Somewhere Johnny Knecht had to wlold magic. Two juniors, John Ifu- Stony Creek .750 Academy enjoyed his 12 point on-the retirement of Mrs. Hunter. For some time Miss Kennedy has favor of keeping kindergartens open Do Molay .500 The summary: "WE, regardless of the enrollment the participating in the "Stop the Women's Club. Rotary Club each Thursday St. Clares Guild meets every sec­ slovlcz and Vic Lukawsky and a pair ot sophomores. Butch Nalmo and splurge for the Orange and Black POLO CLUB Music" program on the radio. North Brantord ,333 Collegiate cagers, upstate, last Saturday. Used supervised the preparation ot the Pioneer, the school's annual Class board decided to reserve the right to Dinner will be served at 8 P. M. 12:15 noon. St. Vincent Do ond Monday of the month In Paul Ward were pressed Into tho breech. Thereupon grow a unparalleled Hinchey, f 5 23 85 PROOF C OC The presentation will be made by and the following speakers will be Fourtli Ward .333 1 1 In a substitutes role, the South Main BOT *.t7 close any kindergarten which does Paul's Auditorium, Taylor Ave. Bradford Manor Hall. . tale, Swlshers 0 .000 Slmfons, f HALF GALLON J.7 J Book. not have an enrollment of at least Thomas Donofrlo of Tommy's Introduced by Judge Edward L. Corr, f 1 5 Street tall boy, was second high Reynolds serving ns toastmaster: Navajo Council, No. 64, Degree East Haven Boys Soout District LaCrolx, probably alter a talk with Knecht, changed his fun loving SIXTH GRADE 3 15 man In Coach Ward's unbeaten THE AV have also learned, from an announcement in the current issue 20. Furniture House, local deale_. r of W L Pet. McDerm't, c array. Insiders believe that he will RED CROWN At the board meeting which fol­ Hotpoint appliances. Tliere will also Ev Congressman Ellsworth Foote, ot Pocahontas meets lirst and , Committee meets first Wednes­ tactics and became a captain in word, action and deed. Ixjoked upon as 1,000 Pltc. g 0 0 of the High School "CJoinet", the student body publication, that lack Judge John Thlm, Judge George Yale , 4 0 4 8 see Increasing action once he learns 90 PROOF lowe. . d, a numbe.r of matternmi.i,eiss werwcie; duce - ibe three door prizes and two excel- third Wednesday, Red Men's days at Stone Church 8 P. M. /v older by his mates, they obeyed his every direction and he became a Golden Bears , 3 1 .750 Reynolds, g HALF GALLON 5.99 B';'; 2.59 nf financial support may bring about the suspension of that very val­ upon • • -' Conway, Mrs. Clarence Blakesloe, Cub Pack Oommltteo meets DeG'rsey, g 1 0 tho fundamentals as executed by clded upon. A report of progress lent moving pictures, Full details Stale Senator William Jaspers and I second coach on the Hoor, Each and every move had its reason and the Holy Cross .. . 2 2 .500 Coach Ward, once a pivot man with Hall. third Tuesday at Stone Church .250 Total 23 15 61 PEOPLE" uable publication at least so tar as the present year is concerned^ We was given concerning the building j are glben in our advertising columns Ally. Vincent Fasano and Mrs. quintet bloomed, with each succeeding week until Its beauty rivaled Its Bulldogs . 1 3 Canlslus. ROBIN HOOD program. this v;eek. Prhicess Chapter, No. 10 O. E. 8, Jr, Women's league of O. 8. 0. Phlla. Eagles _0 4 .000 Admiral Bullard hope that the "Comet" will not suspend. It the school journal is dis­ Charlotte Miller, Representatives predecessor and eventually surpassed It on record alone. i Hyatt, f. 5 1 11 90 PROOF C QQ STH from East Haven in the General Meets second and fourth Mon- 1st Wed. of every month at FIFTH GRADE More ot the scoring load of the HALF GALLON 3.5.97 97 BOB"T 2.59 Once again. It was time for the shennanlgans at Wesleyan, Bran­ Pet. Bettenc't. f 2 1 5 continued it will truly he a step backwards in the developmennott osof Assembly. , days, 8 P.M. In Masonic Hall. B:0O P. M. In Parish House, W L 8 1 17 iiindcfeated Ucomt trcslnnan basket- ON ExcluiiVQ ol AiP ilore* Abner No+kinsTo tord, Naugatuck and chapman Tech were listed In tho same bracket. It Army 4 0 1.000 Henders'n, c school activities, and it will be, as the announcement says, Parade 0{ Dollars The Invocation will be given by Harry R. Bartlett Post, American Junior Guild of Christ Church .333 Carey, g 1 1 3 should be sold Rev, Arthur Heffornan. Legion, meets 2nd and 4tb developed that the club had to meet them In that order. Notre Dame 1 2 2 2 0 QosJdctUiL, good for school pride!" Certainly more "Comets' Edit Year Book meets In Church Hall fourth .000 Panclera, g Will End Saturday Thursday 8r3» P. M. Legion Thursday In each month. The locals, fearing Naugy, threw them oft balance with the smooth­ Fighting Yanks .... 0 3 Total 1-_8 6 42 TELEVISION than the 400 out ot the 7.50 puhlished. This income, together with est, working five man defense over to operate under the colors of tho FOURTH GRADE Scoi-o at. half: Collegiate 29, AUSTIN-NICHOLS Abner Nolklns has been appointed The annual Infantile Paralysis FRIENDS OF MUSIC Buildings. Women's Republican club meets W Pet. what conies from advertising, is wholely inade<|uate. EdItor-ln-Chlef of the Class of lO'lO East Haven Assembly, Or^ku: ol local high. Chapman Tech, tall and rangy, believed by many to exceed 3 1.000 Admiral Blllard Academy 21, Campaign lor funds under the Due to the Community Concert Third Thursday at clubrooms; S M U Non-scoring substitutes: Colle­ Pioneer, the senior yearbook. leadership ot Chairman Mathew being held In the High School Rainbow for girls meets first its previous year's record, were thought to be able opposition but again Black Knights , 2 .060 MARTINI Bm 2.35 Training received by the "Comet" staff is invaluable to students. Martha Leasure was named Ad­ Garden Club meets fourth .333 giate—Rlcciardelli, Turner: Admiral Anastaslo will come to its postponed Anditorlum on Monday, February and third Friday, Masonic Hall Wednesday In Hagaman Brantord, operating with a stability seldom seen In scholastic arrays, Red Skins , 1 Blllard—Wood, Zabrowskl, Yace, It is also an e.^cellent media for publicizing the school. We hope ade­ vertisement manager with Joan 0 ,000 MANHATTAN B"T 2.75 closeon Saturday, Lincoln's Birth­ 14, the regular meeting of the 7;30P. M. Memorial Library. • rolled on to an impressive margin of victory, Black Devils Patterson, Alice Ayr, John Lawlor day. In announcing figures la.st "Friends of Music usually scheduled quate support will be forthcoming to assure its continued publieation and Carol Leeper as her assistants. South District Civic Association Bradford Manor Auxiliary meets Lyman Hall was Its opponent In the finals. Once again the Knccht- In his heart there Is a kernel of knowledge, morcv preclou.s than ONE OF THE week-end Mr. Anastaslo reported for the second Monday, will be held ,U}hjidJdsiA. Carol Rossiter Is subscription that a total of $1,263.13 had been 'meets second and fourth Tues­ at the Bradford Manor Hall men triumphed in easy fashion. Brantord had won undisputed possession gold. He has played the game well. There Is a bit ot ache too, for the manager and Claire Johnson, as­ Instead on Tuesday evening Feb. 15, received and responses from letters at the home of Miss Margaret days, 8:30 p.m. 83 Vista Drive. every first Monday of the of the class B tltlci results of the union with his wife have been two-fold—But both ot thorn A DELAY IN MAILING sistant; Carol 'Walker was apointed were still being received. MOST SURPRISING TOM MOORE Patron manager; Sally Esposlto Tucker, 42 Pardee Place. Saltonstall Civic Association, month. The din ot the tonner season was belittled when the daughty cap­ are girls. of our snhscribors He stated that the Air Raid Kentucky Straight Although approximately eighty-live percent Write-up Editor; and Concetta De- first Tuesday of month 8 P. M. Woman's Aid Society, Old Stone tain stepped to the scorers table and ncccpted the medals, the basket­ Bourbon Whiskey last Friday the re- Caprlo, Senior Picture Chairman. •Wardens of 'World 'War II had turn- ing the war. At a meeting last week ChurcJ'i second Ttiursday, 2 HALF HOURS received the East Haven News at the usual time to him a check for $120.50 Momauguln Lodge, No. 138 A. P. ball, the trophy, the congratulations of the Conference ofllclals and his 86 MH 2_99 The Art Editors are Donald Steeter, cd over to tiltn a cnecK lui ,.....^^ Y^'YaTvoted to dispose of the funds A. M. Stated Communications P. M. Parish House, Lois Swanson, Faye Ahlberg, Anita ' own coach. PROOF inainder, including some 150 East Haven tainilios and our entire New t'reL'sur;o'f thato^"a"nL\foVwhlch byTurnlng them over to this worthy 1st and 3rd Mondays except Junior Friends ot Music, Third ON TELEVISION and for that we are Flondella, Carol Dawman, Marcel HiH^^ll^h Pvcellent clvllianwork dur- cause. High in the stands four sisters watched, thrilled to the point ol tears and Grannis Corner renders missed out Plccionelli and Anderew De Pino, July and August Thursdays 3:30 P. M. Hagaman PEMBROOK 111! Library. for the kid brother's sake. Amerigo Club meets, last Sunday Mid-Winter Sale Blended Whiskey sor.".,'. Feb. 10—Union School P. T. A, The team was chosen to travel to Burlington, Vt., to represent Con­ EXCITING PEOPLE 86 .IS we neared the end of our Thursday night of each month at 4 P. M. In A press break-down meeting at the school at necticut along with Klasoskas and his Merlden High cagers. PROOF BO""T 2.95 et tlie complete edition into the Club House. 40% Whifkle. — 60% Groin N.utral PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING ASSOCIATION 8:00 P. M. It Is history, now, that LaCrolx, the pivotal point In a smooth de­ Boy's Suits. 100% Wool, reg. $22.50 $18.50 AMAZING STORIES "press run" made it impossible to have utilized for the past Narkccta Council, No. 27, Degree Spirits Degree of Pocahontas, second Feb. 11—Food and fancy articles fense and high scoring ortensc, twisted his ankle In the second period Boy's Suits, 100% Wool, reg. $24.50 „\ 19.50 ninils. Under the mailing proccedure we of the opening game, with Brantord leading by 14 points and'Burling­ four and a half years, tlie pajiers are fir.sl "weighed in" at the Bran Offers Ma.'ny Services To Resi­ and fourth Wednesdays, Red sales, Tuttle School P. T. A. Boy's Shirts, White or Striped, reg. $2:50 1.89 SUNNY RIDGE Public Service Organization Kear- the nurses are from 8:00 A. M. toi Men's Hall, j j Feb. 12 — Lincoln Day Dinner, ton went on to win. Rya or Bourbon ford Post Office and then placed in our' custody lofor irtransfea r over tlie dent Of East Haven—Is Mom "ho arrangement ly Quarter Century Old Has 5:"" P- M. dally except Sunday and Annex Hou.se, 8 P. M. It Is history too, that the loss was a personal one for LaCrolx wanted Youth Shirts, White or Striped, re^. $2.98 2.19 Blended Whiskey Brantord Hills to our own Kast Haven Po.st OITiee. Th fi„„.™ i)„„;,ii„ Tw, -Do.t m„o 'roin 8:00 A. M. to 12.;00 Noon on ber OX Community Chest Pequot Junior Council, every h' Feb. 14—East Shore Community Grown Hapidly fo Past Five s^iurday. The office telephone Is Concert, High School Audi­ one more crack at Merlden and the able Horso, who went on to tho New Boy's Undershirts, reg. 49c 35c ea. 3 for $1,00 Tues. at 9 P.M. 86 STH usually works out well. Charge of $1.25 Is made where Thursday, Red Men's Hall. PROOF BO""T 3.49 It has been necessary to do this becau.sc there is no other way of Years 4-1339. St. Vincent DePaul's Ladles Guild torium. England title, Boy's Sweaters, Coat or Slipover 20% Reduction regular nursing service Is given. Feb. 15—Well Child Conference, Whlikiet m this product 6 ysari old •etting mail the four mile.s between the two offices except by way of „, „ ^,, „~7rrT, .A , Well-Child Conferences are con- The economic status of the family meets second Tuesday, 8 P. M. .•It also Is history that Brantord, under the captaincy of Yuslevlcz Boy's Jac Coats. 100% Wool, reg. $9.50 - 10.50. $7.95 to forgo the maiinn The Public Health Nursing Assocl-1 ducted once a month in the follow- Town HoU 2 P. M. . copped the title the next year and Ward, Nalmo and Hylonskl conspired the New Haven office. When it became nece.ssar.. „ Is of course considered In connec­ Church audltorulm. Feb. 17—Momauguln Well Child Boy'sand-Men's Wool Caps. reg. $l.7fe; .$1.49 BRIARCLIFF ing places: tion with this fee. to bring Branford's first undefeated season to a close in 1938 with anoth­ ot a part of the edition until Friday morning we learned that nothing atlon'oflast'Ha^en.'fnc:; has been ID—Town Hall, on the 4th Tues- , Legion Auxiliary meets Third Conference Momauguln School Boy's Winter Jackets, reg. $14.95 .,..., $10.50 straight Bourbon other than letter mail moves westerly from Brantord between fa I.M. [„ existence for sllghtaly over a day; I Thi^...so Association is _a member of 2 P. M. er B class championship. Presented by STH 2^99 Friday 8 P. M, Legion Building Boy's Ski Pants, reg. $5.95 :.' $3.95 86 one day and the same time 24 hours later. A "Star Route", from New quarter of a century. It has grown (2)—Highland School (Foxon- on ithc Greater New Haven Community Feb. 17—Catetera Supper, Rain­ Four years, tour championships, it was true dynasty, PROOF BOT Haven along the Shore Line and Connecticut Valley to Deep River, rapidly during the past five years, the 2nd Tuesday; and IChest Agencies. It also participates East Haven Democrats, Second bow Girls, Banquet Room, Tho serious business over, LaCrolx returned to his fun loving ways. Boy's Topcoats, reg. $14.95 $10.95 Di.lilUd in Itllnoif long iirlv morninf; and tlie return trip is in the The Organization, which Is Incor- (3)—Bradford Manor Hall (Momau lactlvely In the sale of Tuberculosis Friday, Red Men's Hall. Masonic Hail. the Christmas Seals and is affiliated Feb. 18—Girl Scout Hobby Show, He attended Alabama University but being short on cash planned only Boy's Wool and Part Wool Trousers, reg. $5.95.... 4.95 leaves New Haven in - • . • singl::,_,e. „.„..ismalil Statutesriporated undes administerer theConnecd tb yIcu a t BoarStatde guln' on the 3rd Thursday. with the New Haven Tuberculosis East Haven Fire Co. No. 1, meets to go one year. GREENTVALLEY nil is dispatclied from Brantord by a These Conferences are supervised first Wednesday 8 P. M. Fire Parish House 7 to 0 P. M. evening, better ma ' pusses of Directors of twenty lay-persons X-ray program, For the past two Feb. 18—Girl Scout Silver Tea, He says little about his college education save that it was the great­ reg. 6.95 5.95 Bourbon Whiskey by a moving express train as it representing all sections of the by a doctor, nurses, and volunteer years the Association has sponsored Headquarters. pouch which is picked up town.New members are chosen by ^assistants. l,c«.o w..>. ., . Parish House, 3 P. M. est year of his life—trom a fun loving point of view. reg. 9.95 7.95 ' 90.4 STH n "TQ Public Health Nnralng Ass'n GULF PROOF BOT O./ 7 through that town. account of the situation to the Board when vacancies occur, | Nursing care Is available to the ^the Community Tuberculosis Testing Feb. 19—Social Evening, in Parish Hank never realized when ho was In Burlington that Jim Carney, a rog. 10.95 8.95 A blond e( itroighl whitltl.o We liave given tliis rather detailed — and such members .serve for three-iacutely 111, convalescent, aged or and X-ray program at the local! meets first Monday 8 P. M. House. Mr. and Mrs. Club Vermont businessman, who welcomed and watched over the Brantord • difficulties which tiie subscribers who missed their year terms and can be reappointed.'chronically 111 and to newborn high school. , Town Hall. 8 P. M. Boy's Flannel Pajamas, reg. $2.98 $2.19 MANY OTHER NATIONALLY KNOWN explain some bf the i Feb. 26—American Lfielon Variety lads, like a hen with a brood ot chicks, had a niece, Betty. Yet, befori papers last week would not otherwise aware ot, and because it The nursing staff now consists babies and new mothers. Health I The Board of Directors meets In American War Mothers, East OVER BRANDS AVAUABIE AT ALL KU mail of two full -time graduate nurses supervision is also available to chll- the Town Hall on the first Monday Show 8 P, M. High School many years elapsed, February 3,1942, to be exact, he married Miss Boldt- STORES would seem to us that there ought to be some way of improving with previous experience In public dren who cannot afford private of each month from September to Haven Chapter, meets .second Auditorium. man. The date Is familiar because It was one week before LaCrolx anci service between two towns situated so close together and having so health nursing. medical supervision, expectant June, Inclusive. Tuesday, 8 P. M. Hagaman March 11—Mission Social Dessert the Brantord Battery started the first leg ot their journey to the Paclflc ^^/€, many things in coinniDii as- East Haven and Branford. We are told The office of the Association is mothers under the care of a The present staff nurses are: Memorial Library. . Bridge 8 P. M. Parish House. Southwest and Its subsequent terrors. that in some parts of New England similar conditions have been iin in the lower Town Hall. A physlcan or clinic, and tuberculosis Mrs. Beatrice Dow. senior super- Christ Church Men's Club meets March. 18 — East Shore Com­ WNHC-TV "•-••f ri^-'St l"nXVTthro?fi^>•"— rrre, pie^^^^n«.,t„nrt ^ /.nntnniB The Associa- visor, and Mrs. Lillian Johnson munity Concert High School HO reverted to his senior characteristics, for they must have been /"^CLOTHES Roganson Brothers 216a Main St. proved tlirough the setting up ot auto hus mail service first Tuesday cf each month Auditorium. Inbred,- and guided himself and his mates with the same surehanded DISTRIBUTORS along a prescribed and •caretulb ^^^ ^„„„ „, t,e nurses -e^trom Uon^^coo^erates^ ^^l^b^^ '"-^f^TiiX'^'^rirull 1%T?^V' 8 P.M. Church HaU, /__ 291 MAIN ST., EAST HAVEN fr.nue.nly •'•'-en post^offle^. ,..^...^.j^ ^^^^^^^ ^,_,^ ,,^,, towns^I^J^I M^nd Tnjm ^^^^;^--^^^y policies. system that he used as a basketball captain. It is his best business trait plaiiuedsvstem of routingfin "'' Use Our Convenient Budget Plan Short Beach, Conn. The underlying story, is not In basketball, nor war, nor business — II but for rural routes while m transit When Henry was a small boy he fell from an apple tree. In his thigl: bone Is a piece of silver, it keeps one log trom being shorter than the other, the result ot the subsequent broken leg. Vf.}SSiW..

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Tlmv.ifln.v. Fphniiirv 10.1040 THE BHANF^RD REyiEW_JSAST HAVEN NEWS_ Pngo Tlirco Tliursdivy, February 10 lO'lO Pan* Two THE BRANFORD REVIEW . EAST HAVEN NEWS thoroughly believe In the slogan "Chanty begins at home." • Iwlll hold the third In their .serins of Qil]t Sraufnrb Slpuimi A birthday supper party was held Officers To 'card socials. (ESTABLISHED IH ISiS) Senior Gins SHORT BEACH nl the home ot Mr. and Mrs. H. Town Topics Rotary ' Club Canon Linsley Murray Ballou Sunday Evening In TENllI ANNlVEIiiSARY i WHAT NOTS i honor of Mrs. Frank Harlow's birth­ Iluifc spider wd) dlsnilaylng N?UIB 1;^ Bv GiTA ROUND g^;" Are Eligible day. Membei's of her Immediate mulllludc of Vnlcintincs of all kinds Be InstalJed (IIl]p ttaat i^aitpu Hears Talk To Preach At Mr. and Mrs. Amerlcus Aceto of PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY family atendcd. MnS. JOSEPH O'CONNOR 2a Edward Street will celebrate branch office Hi the Profe.sslonal |«'""^'=''"'''I'l"'', ""'•'i'=""'f ";"'^^',»'- MEYEB LESHIME, PubUiber For Awards ST. ELiZABirnrs u. c. ciiuucii The Women's Club ot St. Elten- Mrs. Burton Sliepnrd has recently Alasses at St. Clares Parish, Mo- BuUdlng 205 Main Street ,lcntlon In wliuluw ot the Gift Slio|i At Old Stone their tenth wedding anniversary bulh's parlsli will hold Ita regular rcturnnd from a visit with her On Aviation Christ Church jwlth a trip to New York this week finnford Rsvlaw William J, Aliern, Editor Do you like a valentine, The Ucv. John V. O'Uonnoll New Jersey College Saturday Confessions 3:00 and 7:30 of the pastor. Rev. Duane Hatfield. morning prayer in Christ Episcopal ISSaltonfitaUPkwy., Tel. 4-2607. East Kaven for Women, the woman's college of The meeting will i)a.ss on the illness of the teachers. Rev. Alfred Clark, rector, 0:30 a.m.N'Y . Mrs. William T. Friend writes these volunteer civilian filers did Church. Other services ot the day Drawji to have a lot 0} fun. At the 11 o'clock service there BUBSCRI5.U0N Rutgers University, the Stale zoning laws recently created by the Morning Prayer and se.rmon. Friends of HelenMae Vanacore from Hollywood, Florida: "I note in In war time and are doing now In will be an Installation of all officers will Include Holy Communion at 8 30 Years // you do then that is dandy UNION CIIUUCII Association. Win yonr>wlngs and a commiss­ will be .sorry to learn she Is 111 In St. i your East Haven News that several peace time In patrollng the cca.st |2 per year, payable In sdranca University of New Jersey. 11 was an­ ion in the U. S. Air Force. Ask for Regular Fiiday evening pinochles of the church and church .school, A. M. and Church School at 9:30. But for me—Please make it caiidy. nounced by Dean Margaret T. Rev. J. Edward Ncwlon, pastor Raphael's Hospital. ' people from our town are wintering and Connecticut Ulver valley In including these elected at the re­ ADVERTISING RATES ON APPUOATION details nt the local U. S. Army and at Bradford Manor Fire House, Miss Linda Prosch daughter of In Fort Lauderdale, Fla. It Is Just cases of emergency. He also showed In the evening the members of Corwin. 0:45 Sunday School U. S. Air Force Recruiting Station. cent annual meeting, and those the Young Peop;es' Fellowship will In East Haven Entered as lecond CIB^I matter October How many townspeople could desirous ot obtaining jury duty are Several large scholarships are Branford Point News George street, 8; 30 p.ni. Mrs. and Mrs. Ocorgo Prosch ot 55'.seven miles from here and we have a motion plcluredeplctlng the de­ whose terms have not yet expired, ID, 1B28, at tlie Post omcfl at Branford, 11.00 Worship Service ""orse Street, celebrated her II ivlslted there .several times since our velopment of aviation. The speaker go to Trinity Church In Branford Conn., tinder Act of March 3, 18B7. spill the rails as Honest Abe did Invited to call the First Selectmen's speclilcnlly open to girls from out­ Patricia H. NMl Hank Bnrtnickl, currently the 'L'tic new members of the Board of Measles on the wane but still odlce soon Bills creating Acts side New Jersey. Among these are birthday with a party at her home, stay here In Hollywood and find It was Introduced by Jo.seph Wlrlz, Deacons will also be Installed. at 0:15 to loin the young people of Saving You Money The Rev. Fr. John O'Donnell. top scorer oTi the University cf Con­ Mr. Olid Mrs. Rlchnrd Lee of 102 Among the guests present were the a lovely town, much larger In program chairman for the week. that parish. Tbfl BevleT and Tlie Neva vrelcome contrl- prevalent enough to cancel Sunday abolishing the special act creating the Mabel Smith Douglass Scholar- pastor of St. EHuabcth's Church in The Fred Petro Juniors ot Gnodse'.l necticut basketball team, was in Dewey Avenue announce the birth Youth week Sunday was observed l)iUloiia from readers upon any aubject of following; Carol Bishop, Barbara population and business. We plan to The speaker this week, Introduced The flowers on the Holy Table School party of Baptist Church on the Board of Finance in Branford .ship of $1,000 and Ihree^ National ghor• t Beac- h• ha• s gone t•o Florida Road announced the birth ot a tlio first squadron ot B-29s to go ot a daughter Kathleen Sharon on last Sunday, with the young people On Rug Cleaning public Interest. All communications must be Saturday Wonder how many and the extension ot the Short Joyce, Kay Lawlcr Hazel Walters,'leave for home on March 1. We by Judge Clifford Sturges Is Rev. of the church conducting the last Sunday were given by Mrs. Elgned; signatures will bo withheld upon re- Scholarshlps.cach ot$G50 Preference j for „ much needed rest, little "Junior MLss" born at one of over Tokyo. • Wednesday February 2nd. In Grace Ann Mario Porto, Glerahie .lackson, want to receive the News at our David Nelson Beach, pastor of Joseph Marlowe In loving memory Qnent, Ajionymous contributions will be dls* members of the Jr. Reading Club Beach Civic' Association voting m the award of two of the National | ^^ go„_ Dennis Paul, was born to the New Hitven HosiiltuH on 'I'lies- Hospital. Mrs. Lee Is the former .services. The Call to worship was regarded. franchise was snuck In through the Sybil Provost, Joanne Lcary, Linda home after that date." Center church In new Haven. given by MLss Ann Davis who also ot her mother, Mrs. Emily White. VISIT OUR NEW can define the difference between Scholarship will be given for the ^ir ,nnd Mrs. John Ward of Main day, February llth. She is tlio grand­ Bcrnadetto Downer daughter of Mr. Ennlco Swan.son, Ruth Mezger,! At last week's meeting the Tuesday at 8 P. M. the Men's club spalpeen and pradle Should Senate unknown to the local repre­ 1949-50 years to applicants from.s^r„pt^ )„ st. Raphael's Hospital in daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Fred General Trucking and Mrs Clifford Downer of Dewey gave the Invocation. Alton Redman know after Elizabeth Mooney's ex­ sentatives until today Town Hall NevvEngland. , , . . ^ | New Haven on February 12nd. Both Petrc, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ave. and Barbara Pro.soh. We tiiulcrsland that John I'. resignation ot Roland Graves as readthe responsive reading and SALESROOM FOR K:-:^misz:-:smtZL-::m^:j:smf^-S9mssisr aene Williams formerly of Mur(.'an. Main Street printer and .sergeant at arms was announced Raymond Howell the scripture HAVE YOU PHONED Step in cellent talk last Monday Jack will be closed Saturday morning.... Open to both out-of-state and mother, and son are doing nicely Barker. Ashes, Rubbish Attorney Armen Krlkorlan of Oregon Avenue Is recuperating otlstatloncr, who won a llotpoint and President Charles Miller ap­ Kennedy of Hilltop Kennels be­ ....Workers lose but shout hoo­ New Jersey students are the!|||"c}"^J.p "^i"!,^'^,',"^. Harold Bnllou has been ill at his Wllkenda Avenue has opened up a lesson. The prayers for the days US ABOUT YOUR or Dial QUALITY his home In New Haven after hl.s automatic disli washer on a radio pointed John P. Morgan to Succeed were by Ml.ss Shirley Post. The CHURCH comes new dog warden Persons ray. Richard W. HerbertMemorlal Fundi Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stanley home with a cold. Removed recent Illness. |program hi New York last month. Is him. INSURANCE? 4-1355 Scholarship of -500, the Maryland I j,„d daughter, Sally, of West Harf- Great praise should go to the message, "Interfalth Understanding Said the brush to the paste, Bertha McClymonds Scliolarshlp otiford, were the recent guests of Mr, Norman Hall ot Henry Street was;t« he given the w.isher at a special President Miller also appointed and Brotherhood", was presented East Haven Insurance Woiiien's AiixlUiary ot the Vetcrnns Collar, AHic, Yard, a visitor In Washington D. C. thlslprcscnlatlon on the stage of the Roy Perry to have ehnrtie oer to my squeeze.'' Main Restaurant was winner this week In the drawing a lilir hand. East Haven Hotpolnt Walllngfortl. J.:!;ii, Vv'i'tk's inocllii'; I i'vliss Ann Davis. Awards are made on the basis of Thompson will be found on another at Newlngton Hosp'.lnl who is nn- Pliono Branford 537-5 ot the Charm dress shop In the'distributor Is Thoma.s Onofrlo of was attended by luil.v jiitJiibrr.-i and AT PRICES TO FIT Kcv. E. A. Cotter, Pastor financial need, general character, page. fornnate in being crippled. They 1 It also being Boy Scout Sunday, Red Cross Campaign receives Julius Spitzcr are wintering in and promise ot future achievement, Regulars Dinners Bradford Manor Hall Friday cven-i'i'"">my's Furniture llou.sc, Main visitors. iiho receptionists were Scoutma.sters RE-UPHOLSTERING Itcv. William !M. Wilibcy, Curate first contribution.... Wonder It Flosida .Take an nfternoor oft 'Ihe Short Beach Civic Association Ing. iSlrcet, facing the Green. terinlned by high school records and has completed its listing of the I Milton Thompson and Malcolm At Moderate Cost . ./. YOUR POCKETBOOK Sunday Masses anyone ever considers the trouble and witness a good basketball game as well as scholarly ability ns de- Served Daily 75c up Mr., and Mrs. William Emmons il.lnsley, and the ushers were Scouts campaign chairmen go through.... on Sunday for the benefit of the proposed zoning ordinances and n formerly ot Nlagarra Falls are now' Navajo Council held a Valentine By Export Craftsmen 7:30, 9.00, 10:00, 11:00 by tests administered by the Colleee meeting has been called for the near l;.iamuel Thomp.son, Franklyn Spcrry ....Ellse Kllgerman, talented soprano local polio drive ..Incoming col- Entrance Examination Board. SANDWICHES TO TAKE OUT residing at 17 Catherine Street. Social ..Wednesday ..night ,.at ..the Christmas SoA iBenJaniln Newton, Johsi Angus, LOW OVERHEAD Confessions Saturday star ot Oklahoma was week end lege stars will brlgliten a dull future. Any property owner wiio 1 SHORT BEACH The regular monthly meeting of home ot MLss Christine Thomson nt 4:00-0:00 — 7:30-8:30 March' 15, 1949, Is the final date has not received a copy is urged *! I Arthur Ro-senqulst and William guest ot parents here Pert vo- sports picture Brattlcboro cheer- when all scholarshlo applications Gus Schuermann St. Clare's Guild will be hold Mon-,20 Forbes Place. A good time v/as Sale Tolais 2> ,407 Ha,sse. The .soloist at 8:30 was Mrs. Castle Shop callst now in Philadelphia Is leaders will Itnrn plenty when high to contact Robert Thompson. day evening In the Bradford Hair'lad by all. TABOIl EVANGELICAL LTITHEUAN will be accepted. Application forms Numbering of the street nd-1 Phono 4-0168 Anthony Cerrottl, and the Senior DECORATORS not likely to appear in New Haven school queens exhibit cheers for and information may be obtained Mrs. John P. I'a'pak. i:liairman ut choir .sang at 11. CHURCH this season but .some talk is prev- visitors on Saturday Athletic dresses in the Short Beach area has Shopping Center 333 Main St. East Haven sldlnf cral?man of1he"rinXKl """"-'«" ""^ ^^'"'''« ""«'-•""' '-y the Christmas Seal Si'lc. Committee Designers and Manufacturers of ACE RUG CO. from the Office ot Admission, New been completed. Persons who have 1 The Rev. Emll G. Swanson, Pastor alent that the show will again Director for Girls, Virginia Moess- Jersey College for Women, New committee E'Vhc.TOsiryS^w^^^^ •""">" f^'r' •."."" •i'^"-'''''" of the East Haven Public Health Living Room Furniture Phone 4-1455 reach Broadway Mr. and Mrs. nuing is choreographer for group. not received Information rolatlVD to! announce the new slate of omc'or:s''^'"i";r ••*"'"/", ' a""'"»''aeher A,s- Nursing A.ssoclatlon, reported at tcl. 739 "G Ilopson Avenue Brunswick, N. J. their numbers are requrstod lo call i tor the coming year """-"^'^soela Ions at their respective meet- Girl Scouts Plan All worl done right on our the monthly meeting ot that as- E. M. Linsley R. W. Whiffen Friday, February II— Branford 844. ^ I WEEK END SPECIALS A.C.P. Electrical There will be a food sale „n ""''''"''•'' ^•"••'•''">'Ji^""""*''' Kcclatlon Monday nlijlit in the Town premises 3:30 Children's Choir rehearsal. Branford Legion I'ne St. Elizabeth's Women's Ciub Hall that the total received to date Projects Next Week PHONE 4-i693 Open Evenings by Appointment Saturday, Fi^bruary 12— Second Novena will sponsor a Valentine Bingo on 1 ?f';)",U"iLS"„';''""°'^ 'r'i'^"l?''y„"',';'] M''- and Mrs. Louis Rochelcau ot from the annual Seal Sale In Ea.st Service, Inc. 5\^,,9'^.'"'='''sponsored by the Oulldlsaltonstall Parkway plan to leave ?28 MAIN STREET EAST HAVEN 111 Laurel St. East Haven 9:00 Confirmation Class meets. Representatives Brotherhood the evening ot February 14lh »t! lOtn^Ji^,'^, °^ , 9,?,''''*''r, <^'""<=b . otlfor Florida first ot the week. Haven ammountod to $1,407.02. She 'I'rcop 05 of the Girls Scouts Is Septuageslma Sunday, Feb. 13— the Talmadge Hotel commencing at' Momauguln at 101 Dewewy Ave .'•aid that more returns are coming Of Rosary Year 8:15. All arc invited to attend. ! Steak ""69^ INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL holding a Hobby Show Friday, 9:15 Sunday School The sale Includes homemade bread- I Don't forget to send your «n«ws In each day which la swelling the February 18, from 7 to 9 P. M. in Sermon: "Christian Athletes" Go To Hartford Auction Next The • stale highway dopartment PRIME lb. and RESIDENTIAL WIRING I Items In early. Let us know what total amount to an even higher the Parish House for the benefit of 10:30 Morning Worship has completed Its task of placing I you and your friends are doing figure. the Juliette Low World Friendship Full Choir will sing Starts Sunday At least six members ot the Cor- signs designating bus stops. Motor­ COMPLETE LINE OF J. FORREST STUDIO SAVE TIME AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD BANK IJicsc winter days. Items received Mrs. TIrpak and members of her Fund. Admission will be 10c and Tuesday, February 15 — At the People's Eucharlstlc Hour coran-Sundquist Post, American Friday Evening ists are' requested to refrain from ! [up to Tuesday nlg'ht will be in that committee Including Mrs. Hervey S. your patronage Is Invited. Troop 09 3:30 Junlor-Intermedlete Week­ Legion will attend the all day con­ placing' tlieir cai's In such areas. Rib Roast 49f! ELECTRICAL FIXTURES CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS al3;300 P. M. on Sunday, Feb. 13, wrek's Issue. Johnson, Mrs. Henry Crosby, Mrs. ot the Girls Scouts Is serving a silver ..."THE FRIENDLY FIRST IW EAST HAUEfi"... day Church School at the Monastery of Our Lady of ference of the Legion in the state The Ladies' Night Program ot The regular meeting of the Short APPLIANCES AND F. W. Dolon, Jr. Hortu William Graves and Mrs. John P. tea on Wednesday, February 10, 8:00 Brotherhood meets in vestry capitol building in Hartford on the Baptisl Brotherhood of the Beach Fire Department will be held Grace in North Guilford, the clois­ Saturday, February 12. Those from SUPPLIES Diroclor Appolnlmofih Morgan, desire to extend their ap- from 3 to 4:30 P. M. In the Parish Wednesday, February 16— tered Dominican Nuns and their First Baptist Church was highly in the fli'ehouso on Friday evening 1 'lilANK VOIJ reclatlon to the East Haven jnibllc House for the same worthy project. 8:00 Senior Choir rehearsal here swho have signified their in­ succe.'.slul last I'nursday night with at 8 P. M. • . Hamburq "• 49^ 467 Main Street East Haven Phonos 4-5'l57 . 4.O042 friends will begin the second novena and all who participated In making Both troops arc under the leades- Thursday, February 17— of the Rosary Year which is being tention of being present are George an attendance ot s event-two. Al­ The Short Beach Parent Teacher's I We are glad to say Thank You the campaign .so successful. shlp ot Mrs. Dclmar Dover. 8:00 Hope Circle meets at the Hansen, Thomas Ciniino, oJseph ready the organlzatlbn is sponsoring Association will hold Its regular to the following who have sub­ ottered for world peace through the home of Miss Gayle Johnson 45 conversion of Russia. The Eucharis- Donadio, Clarence Bradley, Am­ a new project, a Big County Auction meellng on February 21. PORK LOIN either end 47c scribed or paid for renewals to the Hopson Ave. brose McGowan and Commander to be held In the Church Parlors on The Women's Auxiliary held its East Haven News: llc Hour Itself will be ottered to as­ the evening of Friday, February sist all those who are suffering per­ Fleming Wall. regular meeting on Monday-attor- CORNED BEEF - Plate 29c Lewis Borden, Riiy Atwatcr, Ello FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 18th. Members of the parish are ndon and enjoyed a coverett' dish Ryen, Fred Esposlto, Henry Antz, secution, torture and death because "Next Saturday's event will be bus these days looking through East Haven News The Rev, A. W. Jones, Pastor of their loyalty to God. the largest "mid-winter' conference luncheon. Officers elected for the Mrs. Burton Chapman, B. S. attics and cellars for items to con­ coming year are Mrs. Sadie Swan­ 11:00 Morning Worship Special prayers for the third Sun­ ever held by the Legion, with local tribute to the sale. It is planned to ALL BRANDS OF BEER Watroua, Mrs. D. Collins, Ray Al­ Kandy Korner commanders and olllclals coming .son, president; Mrs. M. D. Stanley, Church School day in honor ot St.- Tliomas Aquinas make a .social evening ot the affair. Buying and Service Guide derman, Mrs. Philip Johnson, 10:00 from 182 Legion Posts representing vice president; Mrs. Edward Fenn, TOM/irOES No. 21/2 can . 23c ' Armen Krlkorlan, Elizabeth Chap- Tuesday, Mid-week Fellow- will be Included. Following Benedic­ Bidding Is to begin at 7:30 P. M. 325 Main Slreot Telephone 4-0117 East Haven 7:45 tion ot the Most Blessed Sacrament every city and town in Connecti­ with a first bid at 25c. An entrance treasurer and Mrs. Charles Gauggol, kowltch, Peter J. Damen, Donald .shlp Services secretary. SUG/IR 5 lbs. for 42c Chldsey. a. Herrlck, Henry Leeper, there will be blessing ot religious cut," according to State Comman­ fee of a dime per person will Insure articles and veneration of sacred der Arthur J. Kelley. free doughnuts and coffee later in . The Sunshine Club will meet in M, P. Lelghton, James P. Carr, 3:15 Wednesday, Junior Choir the firehoilse on Monday afternoon SUPER SUDS , 29c pv^- Harold LaPohite, Jame.s Lyons, Ed­ rehearsal relics. "This nwe type ot conference the evening Profits ot the evening AUGIE'S AUTO REPAIR We have an excellent selection of Valentine Box will he like a state-wide Legion v/ill go into the treasury of the tor Us regular meeting and PORK AND BEANS • VAN CAMPS , . 2 cans for 25c WATCHES and DIAMONDS ward nAgelo, A. N. Arabolis, Charles Brotherhood — first Tliursday of The Monastery is located on Hoop luncheon. GENERAL EEPAIEINQ DeMusIs, Harold Davis, Andrew Pole Road just off Routes 80 or 77. convention, but held in the winter­ Brotherhood to be used tor its SONDERGAARD Jorgensen. Chocolates and also Rust Craft Greeting Cards the month. ' time. Every community in Connec­ regular philanthropic activities. OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS FROM 9-12 TIRES — BATTERIE8 Welfare League — third Wednes­ ticut will send representatives, and AAA SERVICE AAA Right in the center of town — CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE all of the Legion activities and pro­ Mr. Roy Roper ot Mill Plain Is STEVE PRUSSICK 250 Main Street Branlord to choose f ronn. day. First Church ot Christ Scientist, General Chairman ot the project baked beans-pastry and salads. The grams for 1949 will be discussed.'. GARAGE 'FRESH ROLLS Phone 4-0195 439 Main 51. Tel. 230 upbllc Is corcllally Invited. with convenient free parking /n Service Guild — second and fourth Wlnthrop and Derby Avenues, New Commander Kelley also announced and is avllable to. ajiswer Inquiries •w Gloria Billings of George Street J Wednesdays. Haven. Sunday services are at 11 that the conference will begin at at telephone Branford 235-2. EQUIPPED TO REPAIR p^--.. Co'me' in nov.' and select your candy and card, for A.M. and 5 P.M. Sunday School is FOODS and Patricia McGoldrick of the the rear—you get comphle bank- Women's Missionary Society — 9:30 a.m., with panel meetings, and ALL MAKES OF CARS FROZEN Class of 1947 of East Haven High at 11 A.M. Wednesday evening will continue until 5:30 p.m. Legion FUEL OIL your "Lady Fair" and we v/lll hold it for you until last Friday. testimonial meetings at 8. The Hugh Greer, the likeable Univer­ W. Main SI. Phono 438 Branford George A. Sisson School have been named to the Junior Baseball, the high school sity ot Connecticut basketball Free Delivery ' Telephone 1319 'ii CALL US FOR PROMPT SenflCE business board of the Larson College ing service at our East Haven Monthly Teacher's meeting — Reading Room at 152 Temple Street oratorical contest. Boys' State and INSURANCE Valentine's day. is open week day^ from 9 to 8:45 coach, once had a 67-game wnnlng WASHINGTON FUEL yisar book. second Thursday. all Legion youth activities will be streak when he coached at Ells­ FIRE — BONDS Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cusack of and Wednesday from 9 to 6. outlined and debated. OIL CO, Branch 1 . . backed by all the "Soul"wlll be thesubject ot the worth High School. 4UT0M0BILE - CASUALTY Oil Burner Sales and Service I. Jamlca Court announce the birth CHURCH OF CHRIST The Legion will take over the en­ of a daughter. Donna Marie, on Lesson-Sermon tor Sunday, Febru­ tire House of Representatives and !1 Chidsoy ATB., East Uavcn S. CALADRESE i SONS 1 resources and facilities of New CONGREGATIONAL, ary 13, 1940 4.0289 6 Uro Avonut January IHUi. Mrs. Cusack Is the Senate chamber for the day, to former Miss Mary Mosleley. Stony Creek The Golden Text is from Pasalms hear speakers from State and Na­ DO YOU KNOW- 23:1-3. '7'he Lord Is my shepherd. ' Haven's largest bank. Rev. Eiincst Gcoree Spinney, Pastor tional headquarters. Each Legion your stopping^fflslancos" 9:45 Church School I shall not want. He maketh me to activity, sponsored by Posts on the EAST HAVEN GARAGE TRUCKS COACHES lie down In green pastures: he local level, will be reviewed. Na­ under excOll6nt conciff/ons? rooNSBD miv Sterling Range & 11:00 Worship Service leadeth me besidethe still waters. joint iitoNDi, raoj". SPEEDWAGONS iCHOOL SUSSES tional defense, veterans' re-em­ TELEVISION :3AST HAVEN BRAKfCH 7:30 Young People's Pilgrim He restoreth my soul." ployment, child welfare and disas- Al Diitiitn-e GENERAL AUTOMOlllLE REPAIRIN-S REO MOTORS, INC. Fuel Oil Co. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY Fellowship Selections from the Bible Include tre relief will all be under discus­ 20 MI'lI , 40 ft. Faclory Brancli the following: "Dearly beloved, I BODY AND FENDER WORK Salat-Serrtce ANTHONY BRUNO OF NEW HAVEN sion. 30 MFH 73 ft. IBS Mum at. «-l*00 E"« H«T«n ON FREE TRIAL ST. STEPHENS A. H. E. ZION beseech you as strangers and pil­ Ralph-H. Hllilng*r, Dranclt Mgr. 232 MAIN ST. AT CHiDSEY AVE. grims, abstain from fleshly lusts, 40 Ml'lI 1 15 ft. FIRST CLOCKMAKCn '••^ Phono 4-1621 194 Main St. OIL MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION The RcT. 1. Atkins which war against the soul." 50 MPII 16(i ft. IN YOUR OWN HOME 21 Rogers Street Tel. 167C (I Peter 2:11) ARMY OFFERS 60 MPll 226 ft. AMERICA lA/AS A EAST HAVEN BURNERS mm) ™: 9:45 Sunday school Correlative passages from the 70 MPII 295 ft. UPHOLSTERY SHOP S. J. ESPOSITO 11:00 Morning Service Christian Science textbook, "Science LOCAL YOUTHS CONNECTICUT MAW.' John C. Bantlno, Prop. PKONE -l-ISU 7:45 Evening Service and Health with Key to the Scrip­ Remember, those arc excellent Servicing and Pumping •JO FRENCH AYE. EAST HAVEN tures," by JWary Baker Eddy, Include conditions —good brakes und Chairs Made To Order Wed. 7:45 Weekly prayer meeting Septic Tnnka and Oesspoola the following (p. 3111: "So long as tvlANY CHANCES straight, level, dry, smoodi, hard- Hflniiired — Reinodolod Friday Usher Board meets we believe that soul can sin or that surfaced roads. Complete Radio Immortal Soul is in mortal Iwdy, 190 Main St. Phone 4-1603 Phon« 4-3988 NOW OPEN rehearsals. Branford young men interested in Some Sunday morning perhaps, J ^ 80 A Sllvar Sands Rd. East Haven OLD MILL Saturday Junior and senior choir -^<=,Tnrwhe"nSan?tr^o'^s ™- mechanical work may apply for when your car is standing at the schooling with the Army's Field curb, pa^e off a few of die above TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH derstand this Science, it will be­ SEWING MACHINE Sales, Repair and come the law of Liteto man,— Artillery, Armored Cavalry, Corps of distances. You'll have a new ap­ Engineers, Ordnance Department, preciation of die dangers you face REPAIRING EAST HAVEN ANTIQUE SHOP The Rev. J. Edison Pike, Rector even the higher law ot Soul, which PARILLAS Harmon Roller, Supt. church EChool prevails over material .sense through and Const Artillery Corps, Captain while traveling at high speed. Electrify your machine into a HARDWARE STORE harmony and Immortality." Mazzola, Rctg. Officer .said . here Paints — aiass — Toys Restoring Service Department SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY today • Thcie distances arc baaed on a */*• /' 8:00 Holy Communon second lime lapse liclwccn die time iJtc Portable or Cabinol Cleaning Supplies — aardcn Aviation Cadet training provided Qualifying applicants may choose Supplies — Household Needs Antiques Wanted TUBES rmJUD FREE 10:45 Morning Prayer and Fam­ a school before actual enlistment. eye or car detutii dtiiiKcr and ihc lime tl»« 56 Lnonard St., Tol. -(-5390, Eail Havsn Service Center by the U S. Air Force has an es­ brake! arc apiilicd. 319 Main St., cor. Elm Street ily Service Enlistees with no prior service are Sun., 6:15 Church High School and timated value ot -35.000. Details Thii moiioga proiBnlad in ('i» in- are available at the local recruiting sent for basic training to Fort Dix Nils Ahlberg 356 MAIN STREET, Cor. Bradley Ave. EAST HAVEN Young Peoples Fellowship N. J., while veterans take a refresher terott of oor policyhotdori and all BARGAINS ALSO REPAIRS ON ALL station. othar motoritli of lliii (.onimynjly. Bring us Vour Saltonstall Place and Main St. Mon., 7:30, Trinity Rifle Club at course. Upon completion ot train­ Ignition and Carbureior CENTRAL CLEANERS Parisli House. ing or refersher course, the soldiers Phone 4-2610 East Haven Aviation Cadet graduates receive ProbZein.'! AND DYERS Wed., 10:00, Trinity Guild pilot's wings, a Reserve commission attend the schools of their choice. James P. Kavanaugh Home 0/ Distinctive Cleaning ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES SHELL STATION Wed.,. 8:00 p.m. Trlfolium as a second lieutenant, and active Instruction in wheel and track EAST HAVEN Thurs. 5:00 Junior Choir INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE GREEN GARAGE . We Operate Our Own Plant duly with the Air Force at beglnlng vehicle maintenance and minor re­ 4 HOUR CLEANING SERVICE Thurs. 7:00, Choir Rehearsal pay exceeding $4000 a year, pair is offered by the Armored 4? Ivy St., Phone 301, Branford Auto Repairing and Accessories Thurs., 7:30 p.m. Rector's Aide Service, liaison airplane and engine Phone 4-3735 175 Main Street CALL FOR AND DELIVER Gas - Grease - Oil - Washing - Tires Frl., 3:30 Boys Club Rtprwitntinw 322 Main St. i Tol. 4-0O70 East Haven East Haven Home Appliance Co. mainteance bythe Field Artillery, Rev. J'. Edison Pike will speak on and submarine mining operations lAIirOtD ttCIDtKT »t IHHEMHITT COHPMI the Episcopal Radio Hour Satur­ 330 Main Street 4-1292 East Haven by the seacoast branch ot the Coast Biillotil. Cimicllcit ^ffcVoUR TELEPHONE Tubes - Batteries - Accessories day evening, February 12, at 8:00 Artillery Corps. TUCKER BROTHERS BARKER TRUCKING CO. p.m. over station WELL Driveways Resurfaced with Local and Long Distance Moving, The last social of the Guild until BOOK LISTS*'BARGAIN" Crating and Storage after the Lenten Sea.son will be BLUE DIAMOND held on Wednesday. February 16, RATES FOR LONG 43 High Slreot East Haven A Comfortable, Convenient Place Road Service YTSME.. Sand, t^ill and Loam For Sale from 2:00-4:30^p.m. In the Parish G00t> ALL GOODS INSURED House. fl 78 High St., 4-3C33, East Haven Ollla AeiUcnco ' for Dining DISTANCE CALLS? 7-4879 F. A. BARKER 4-0601 Trifolium will hold its regular meet­ MOMAUGUiN Cars Called for and Delivered ing on February 16 at 8:00 p.m. at CHIEF OF THE pUiNNlPIACS the home ot Mrs. Harvey Royden. AMERICAN CLEANERS THE EAST HAVEN DINER Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Anton PAPERING - PAINTING No Extra Charge Vickstrcm, Miss Kathryn Morrison AND LAUNDRY Meals from a sandwich snacit to a full course dinner prepared and Mrs. Edwin Robinson. A COMPLETE CLEANING Savo money by /oli'ng advaniagn of law Carnevale's 1. Fed. Thomas Nasii, on original settler of New Haven in 1638, con-, pr'icoi before tfia spring fwi/i comcj by culinary experts and served the vay everybody lilies them. AND LAUNDRY SERVICE / FIRST~CONGREGA'riONAL E. BELDiNG bined clockmoking with the gunsmith trade. ' NO DEMI'S OR DISAPPOINTMENTS Colonnade CHURCH AN INSTITUTION AT THE CENTER OF TOWN 191 Main St. Phone 4-0305 East Haven 67 Sanford SI. East Haven MOMAUGUIN-ON-THE.SOUND \lie Rev. J. Clement Walker, Pastor CALL 4-1769 9:30 Church School HENDRICKS 2. Fact. "Bargain" long distance rotes are in effect after 6 p.m. on wec::- Dining at its Best 294 Main'Street East Haven HEATING CO.. INC. NO DELAYS — NO DiSAPPOINTMENTS!! 10:45 Divine Worship 376 Lombard Sf., New Haven days and all day Sunday. To see how little it costs to use long distance, RUSSO'S RESTAURANT 10:45 Church Time Nursery and Parties, Banquets PHONE 5-0308 check the Inside back cover of your telephone book. Like three out cf SPECIALIZING IN LUSAS STUDIO ••SAME DAY SERVICE" Kindergarten "'^-'^CUP THE COUPOM*^" V ITALIAN COOKING PORTRAITS — WSDDINGS 6:30 Junior Pilgrim Fellowship four Connecticut people, you rnay be surprised to find out how low lon^ TOMATO PIES WEDDING CANDIDS Hunt Suppers SEWING MACHINES 7:45 Senior Pilgrim Fellowship Hendricis Healing Co., Inc. distance rates are.* SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Main end High Streets (soceiid floor) EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT SOLD - ELECTRIFIED - PURCHASED - REPAIRED EAST HAVEN CLEANERS Wednesday, 11:00 a.m. The Com­ 376 Lombard St.. New Haven 668 Main Street East Haven $1.50 per person we would like to take «dvanlage of EAST HAVEN AGENT FOR fortable Society meets In The Tii^ From a survey ol 886 Conneclicul telephone subscribors. ALL YOU CAN EAT Vestry. your FREK inipcctioo aad clieclt-up m^iii'liiDMis THE NEW HOME - DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES AND SHOE REPAIRERS lerWce. I'lease have a.rtfpr«»eQtiiti»e SoitiD sdy Ihft old Sachem Momau­ UNION CHURCH call CD ui. •* ':'''••>•• vli'^^-:-'i-:u-:,;-:-'''t^f:p'^t^.'^^^ CENTRAL ALFRED F. HOLCOMBE guln presides In spirit during the '09 Main St., next to First National Phono 4-1107 Rev. J, Edward Ncwlon, pastor Signed _ ROGANSON BROTHERS Thursday nigh) Hunt - Suppers, Vincent Federico SHOE REBUILDING CO. GENERAL INSURANCE 9:45 Sunday School -•A Work CalUj For anJ DoWmrod; gratiried that his desire (o be re- AT NASH INC, Accident - Liability - Firo membored has reached over 300 PROMPT SERVICE — WE DELIVER 11:00 Worship Service Address. DISTRIBUTORS Home 4-2304 — Business 4-2530 Specia/fxinjr In Itivhlble Halt So/ei Phone 4-1373:. years. 4:00 Hymn Sing 301 Main Street • East Haven 3-HOUR CLEANING SERVICE — NO EXTRA COST ,^ft^>...,»4l1-.^^fc.^«••* A..A.A..4 SHORT BEACH, CONN. 279 Main .It. Phone 4-1386 Eail Haven 239 Main Street . East Haven For RoservaKons—Phone 4-4286 Informal everyone welcome Page T6\it THE SRANrOB,D HEVD5W . BAST RAVEN NEWfl Tliiu-sday, Fcbraary 10 1949 ThuisJay, February 10, 10-10 TIIK BKANFORU REVi&W ^ EAST HAVEN NEWS A covered dish Valentine Party this time the Sunshine friends of Bean. Then for real fun and en­ over a pure silk shantung dress, the FKINCESS CHAPTER Concert Willi Graves Sworn iwlll be held by the Even Ready the past year will be introduced. joyment during wintry davs. do yoke and hem of the dress being Princess Chapter, Order of the i Group in the parish house Tuesday A Valentine Sack Dance will be read, "I Capture the Castle" by fashionably quilted. HORNETS NAMED Eastern star, will meet In tho As Mr. Brinley Sees It hold In the gymnasium on Friday Garden Notes Dodlo Smith. Patricia Shorey ' at noon. The hostesses will be Mrs. from 8 to 11. The Comet business Orange, the most exciting color Masonic Hall Monday at 8 P. M. 1 Be At Hrgh In As Head Of i William Braun, Mrs. Ernest An- Plant hardy .shrubs and trees Just tor thenew season, appeared in a AMONG LEADERS They will entertain officers and board Is sponsoring the dance and as early in the spring as the soil thonls and Mrs. Hwrbert Coe. A AIR NEWS Striking Mode sheer wool tailored dress worn with members ot Ooorgia Chapter of "Faith, la the substance of things anything. "Hope springs clcrnol In business meting will follow and at will accept contributions. pockets can be prepared. The exact grey suede accessories. There were IN SJATE PLAY Branford. Refreshments will follow School Monday Bread from the hand. in the air, time depends on liow soon e.tce.ss hoped tor, the evidence ot things, he human breast", .says the poci,. Legion Post on the ground several backless dresses with bolcrs the meeting. Tlils Frldaynlght the not seen". He uses another synonym, for the moislm-o has vanislied to leave llu^ Jackets, one in grey metallic cotton Past Patrons ond Matrons associa­ I A rising star In the concert world At the regular meeting of Harry In.slanl the summons, quick Willi soil in a workable condition. Thn At Fashion Show Bill Newell, the state's top sco- It Is true, that faith Is csentlcal word, FAIl'H. Now, If our Nation rc- Is the young Southern sopranu, the sound with matching parasol. lastlc editor, associated with the tion will meet at 8 o'clock in the or wc cannot please Qod, but we are nulres faith In Its patriots, " R. Bartlett post, American Legion, spring planting season for dormanti home of Mr, and Mrs. eOorgo E. _ .. _ __ _, ^ , . . _ , now chloc Owen who will appear here held Feb. 3 Roland Graves, senior Of chirruping sparrows circling stock covers nnywhcre from three ' Patricia Shorey of Short Beach For the commuter, were shown Hartford Courant, this week listed also told by the Apostles, that Faith '"Uch more does God Inslt on 11, on Monday at 8 P. M. at the Hlgli FEATURING.... down two piece dresses of melalllo slian- Branford lligh mnong th estate Munson ot Park Place, vice commander, was sworn In as BACKACHE to live weeks but there is a distinct- took a major part In the recent without works, Is dead. To i)o.s.se.ss fj?'" the future citizens of the school Auditorium under the Commander of the post to succeed Helayini; the news, whero broad ;vdviinl.a(>e to doini; the work just- lashlon .show proBcnled by mem­ lung In shades of dark green and leaders ot the class M tourney. His Faith, without cvpresslng It In Kingdom of Heaven, how Inflnltdy auspices of the East Shore Corn- Backache ha.s many varieties, can bf found red. Although It Is a Utile early to list is not oinolnl but Is authentic. the late Commander Harold Doo- JOE TORE'S ORCHESTRA stemming from many causes, audLs as early a.s irosslblt'. ; bers of the treshihen cla.ss of the I Tho Branford Women's Demoora-' active works. Is only a mental con- more demanding s our Heavenly munlty Council Association Her llttle who.se sudden death occurred Drink poured from the pitcher, eool New Iliivcii Stale .Teuclicr's College consider beach wear, a few cosiumes He lists tlie teams under the old tic Club will hold a meeting at the ceptloii, to which your mind agrees Father, who will not for one program will reflect the range ol not confined to those who do heavy and sweet Practically all hardy deciduous which foalured costames appropri­ set everyone dreaming of the time class A, B, and C divisions. Acadomdy at 8 P, M on Monday the previous week. lifting. Office workers and house­ Tlio games do not include those to, but which the heart Is not In- moment tolorato an Idol to be set Her unusual voice which In pro- The Junior vice commander, Mcs.sage and answer are one and as' ?!';;"^^,'""^ i''"^?-^ "^i'" ''?,«<''• ""1- J" ^at e for classroom %ear, traveling, summer )veather ahead white shorts Feb, 14th There will be an election terestcd. To have Faith, based on uP '" o"r h"ma", hearts, souls or tesslonal circles, Is known as "llrlco with Joey Pell, saxophonist wives may experience back pain as fleet I '•"'' spring so long as they arc In .sleeveless wliid breaker,- striped played this week. j Joseph Glynn, was sworn In to the the result of sudden bending or dancing, and djitcs, as well as: ot officers; Mrs, Ruth Evls and Mrs, the knowledge of God. and His re- iP'"^^ which He claims for His own splnto"; In layman's words a office of senior vice commander. As a bird can rise to wing roplv h?™li)!!LT',''J"°"-''""'''' "??'' "l^i^ clothes sidtable ;;fi)r shopping and Jersey blouse, and tommy coal of Class A: Hartford Bulkoley Marie Luolon wljl be Hostess. qulrments, ot those wfio serve Him, dwelling place, and His command- soprano equipped to sing operatic Every Saturday Nite twisting when pcrformliig routine water repellent cotton. Date dresses Tlie new commander is a veteran tasks. That breakfast is .served t nee'f,^ I'"""''"f «"•«';. ('onslderably "job hunting.". Men's fashion i (14-0), Torrington (14-1), Bristol Is another matter entirely. Show mc ments must be obeyed, You cannot .roles from the lyric MIml to the of World War II. He is veryactlve In lawns ui) the street .later, becau.se tholr activity is not. featured the ''College Man," sports i and formals of polkndotled silk, and (13-2), East Hartford (10-2), Wat- Conncoticut's basketball team your Works, says one ot Christ's worship God, by lip service, alone,'Alda. Miss Owen, however, devotes veterans affairs and Is properlelor The normal or even slightly Ir­ up tno .slreu „ I seriously Interf erred with by trans- costumes, and clothes suitable for; grey nylon tulle over Irrldescent crbury Crosby (lU-2), Bridgeport' can think of its 58-48 victory over disciples, and I will declare your yo" "1""'' ^'"'^'= .'^'m, with yourlher rare vocal gifts largely to song of Graves Sport Shop In Main regular back Is usually so flexible ^, r, f ^ ""."i;^-,'"',"";,; planting .provided the roolball is business or for applying for work, j pink taffeta brought the showing Central (7-3), Norwich (11-4), Rhode Island as a Job well done. faith. It is a positive fact, pertain- Ihoughls, your hands, your fcctliRcrature where her unusual reper- Street. Our Special Steaks are Famous thatlt can perform many move­ .),?« S''n?iMh ^'"r''''foio^"'V ":•,'' :i"!l". l"t«ct, and brouglit Into clo.se ' The nii'ls' "All 'Aboard" outfit,! to a close. Windham (9-4), Naugatuck tS-4), Only twico before ,ln the past sl;t Ing to every thing In life, that you ^'^S ^9" =,tt""°' '"ol the great mind toire range from Bach and Brahms GIRL SCOUTS TO ments, and a person may live for tie lirst mee Ing of 194! at the ecuact with the soli in the plant- equally appropriate for starting off This fashion parade was conduct­ and Bridgeport Harding (10-5). years has a Ram tern failed to score cannot have faith In any thing, P' God. The Lawyer, who stood iip through Debbussy and Ravel to con- Italian and American Cuisine years without once having experi­ Blackstonc Library on Friday. Feb-!i„(; ],oie. ,v„ e.Kpeclolly popular on a trip or beginning a career, ed by Miss Olive Berry of the Sim­ Class B,: Woodrow Wilson (12-1) more than 48 iwints. wlthout an over whelming desire to '" {'"J^v'J''"'', °\°'" ind tried to temporary young American com- HAVE BIRTHDAY enced the stabbing ache that comes """•>' •*• ishrub which calls for .sprinc plant- eonslsled of a bilge worsted en­ plicity pattern Company. Mens Lyman Hall (13-3), Plainvillc (8-3) asslst, to help to push to success, '°o' Christ, got hl^s staggering an-i posers, many of whom are her good with low back pain. TripiJing. how­ Mrs. H. E. H. Cox, president, i)re-jlni; Is the Japanese snowball (Vl~ semble with doublC; breasted jaunty fashions were provided ot J. John- Sacred Heart (10-4), Branford anything or person In whom yau sw^r, In the parable of the "Good friends, FROM OUR MAIL BAG ever, or twisting .suddenly out ot a sided. Reports were given by Mrs.iburmum tomentosum plicatnm) Its jacket and .slim skirl. Next camo a have fttlth In, If you have faith in Samaritan", and sat down In great SKATING PARtY Eoii and Sons, of Ciiurch St, (10-4), KllUngly (9-3), Shelton MODERNIZE YOU& Chloo Owen was born In Raleigh, FRED'S RESTAURANT chair may cause Injiu'y that leaves Gcoriie J. Fou.ser, recording; sccre-1larce snowball-like llowor clu.stprs white linen princess line coat with Tlie following girls ot the Fresh­ (0-4) nnd Newlnglon (10-5). your Country, you die for It and for shame and humiliation, Jesus told North Carolina ,.spent her early the victim In pain for weeks. • tary; Mr.s. Arlhiu- E. Alllni;, treasur- imako an Impressive dlsjilay in May black velvet collar and cuffs worn man Classes modeled the costumes KITCHEN Its principles, you will even kill H'm, In thunder tones, that have years in Savannah, Georgia ,and Shore District Girl Scouts will Editor Stevens: 274 MAIN STREET, EAST HAVEN er and Mrs. C, E. Smith, corres-!or early June, Class C: Bloomneld (15-1), Mor­ steal and He, for Its glory and Its •'""K tiown through the ages," You participate In a Birthday Skating We recently sent you a check for The spinal column In one of the ponding secretary. Claire Kclleher, Patricia Kennedy, gan or Clinton (U-2), Nathan with baited-on whito •onnmol inotai was educated at Chattanooga, "ren- (Oppo!lfe Capitol Theatre) strongest and most important parts Fund, and Evelyn Spraguc of Now Haven; success. If you sell anything, you cannot serve God unless you serve ncssoo. She cames of a long line of Partya t hte New Haven Arena on $2.00 in payment for our subscrip­ A course on Home uardcnini; Halo-Ray (0-2), Thomaslon (8-2), are a failure as a salesmon, unless y°"^ fellowman, also. Tuesday morning, Feb. 22, from 10 tion to the "East Haven News" for of the body. It can he likened to Chairman for the event is Mrs. Nancy Craig, Joan Kelleher, Ruth Pratt ot Rsscz (10-3), Putnam (8-3) CAOINETS musicians. Her great-grand-father the year Just past. We also Indicat­ a chair made up ot short cylinders will 1)0 given for Garden CluU ^Canoe Brook P. T. A. Harold Muliiii. Co-Chalrman will Johnson,Barbaru Lynch and Patricia Faith Is at least Nlnotey percent of i Harry W. Brinley Robert Dale Owen took the llrst to 12. Donations tor the Juliette mrnibeis at the YWCA, New Haven | Slm.sbury (12-4), Tourtellotto Floor nnd w,:ill models avallaljlo Low World Fellowship Fund will be ed that Inasmuch as we have moved of bone (vertebrae) and held to­ be Mrs. Joseph Kowalskl. Klnrman of Ilnmden. Peggy (10-4), Berlin (0-4), Ellsworth your soiling power. You build In oonoort orchestra west of the gether by muscles and ligaments. on March l-8-15-;!2-2n and April fl.j Plans Benefit For O'Malley, Barbara Axman, and any activity In life whether It Is In MIssippi In the days before railroads presented by all troo|)s In the New to Walllngford we are no longer In­ Townsjieople who wl.sh to aid the (9-4), Ni^w Canaan (0-4), and Old Ininiodiiito Delivery Haven Council at this time. Scout terested In receiving thepaper. How­ Between the vertebrae are elastic Letter v/as read from Seeds Of! Scliolarsliip Fund event by donating articles arc asked Anita Clark ot Stratford; Elinor Saybrook (10-5). wood stone or In men's mind, for were built. Her father Blynn Owen cushion discs.of gristle. Inside the Peace committee asking for 'con- j Preston, Ruth Hnupt and Barbara an enduring successful building or New Books At ing will be 37 ytars aid in the ever, you seem to have ignored our to contact any of the following com­ THE CONN. PLUMBING was organist, choir master and dean request as the paper was delivered ANNOUNCING spinal column'ls a tube which holds tribullon.s. These arc sent through! A white elepliant sale will be mittee members. The Mesdames: M. Uncas of West Haven. Joan Klvby goal and according to the measure United States on March 12. of the Music Department of the again this week. Please discontinue the spinal cord, from which' the CARE, 50 Broad Street, New York.'niven by Ihc Canoe Brook Parent Bionlo.Wa IterKulacit P, Amarante, and Dorothy Berry of Derby, ford; Dorothy Bradshaw ot AND LUMBER CO. of your faith, so is the success of High School Library University of Chattanooga for many Girld Scout Troop 05 will have a Morlden; Marilyn Roche of Wood- Hobb' • • y Sho•• w on Frida" 'Idc y evening, Feb. at once as we do not Intend to pay nDrves branch out to all parts of A bill will be presented to the,Teacher's As.s.soclation on March 2nd Harold Kopjanski, J. Stegna, J. Darlene Eklnnd and Lucille Rau ot 1730 Stslo St, Nr« Hnvun Conn your building, Tlie best that you years. Her mother was a dra'matic for a new subscription. the body. Thirty-three vetebrae Beacon Falls; Bctly Florlo ot bridge; and KIta Bnckos ot East have coupled with the dynamo of Among the new books received soprano who confined her post- 18. from 7 to 9 In aol Stone Church legislature in rcfiard to the bill- at the school. The proceod.s will be Strurlnetikl, M, Zvonkovlc, R, Till. 7-0274 Parish House for the benefit ot the Very truly yours make up the splnalcolumndn human board nuisance and members iiro Riven to the Branford Heliolarship Preller and Mtss Soplile Jourdan, Orange; Prlcilla Shorey ot Bran- Havon. faith heavily charged, to its topmost this week at the high school library marital career to church singing A NEW SERVICE AT beings, seven cervical, or neck; limit of power you drive forward, are: Knight, "Southern Orcsa''^; and vocal teaching. Fund, Sherlock L. Carruth urged to attend the hearing and; Members of Girl Scout Troop 89 Madeline A. Carruth twelve thoracic, -or chest; five support this bill. j but with out faith you cannot do Ousler, "The Greatest Story Ever Brought up on music, Chloe owen lumbar, or low back; five sacral, Itold"; Cooper, "Famous Dog started lessons as a child, studying Invite all their friends and parents Editors Note:—We Ignore no re­ Mrs. A. Perry Tucker, chairman Violin and dancing before she'wa"s IJ?, ," ?"™''„ Valentine 'Tea on quests. It Is only that It Is some­ which in adults from what amounts will continue flowers to Seaside' Stories"; Zlm-Mlu, "Men and to one bone, the .sacrum; and four Elephants," The following titles old enough to concentrate on her Wednesday afternoon Feb, 10, from times Impossible to make mailing The East Haven Service Station Sanalorhun, Wuterford, for IIMO. j voice. When she was a little girl she 'L''! . •,^,?„„*'' t>°''' ^."•"""n, Church revisions as rapidly as we would like cocygeaK, or tail bones, also usually Cut flowers will be sent in March. Re-Upholstering have been purcha,ser in the Great solidified in adults. Illustrated Cla,sslc?Serles: Dickons, was allowed to do "blUs In her ^"''^^ noma. Proceeds will go to to do. "Saving'Your Valued Elms" a> the Fund Long study Is often necessary to new Experiment Station leaflet wasj LIVING ROOM FURNITURE i"Nlcholas Nlckloby"; Reade, "Tlie father's Gilbert and Sullivan pro­ determine the source of low back distributed. Mr.s. Norman V. Lamb,; Cloister and th? Hearth"; Trollope, ductions and she remembers danc­ •I'he Shore District Girl Scouts WAIIDKNS REAPPOINTED AMOCO DEALER ' MADE TO ORDER Ladles will hold their February pain. Sometimes the discomfort re­ member of the program committee j "The Warden and Barchestcr ing the hornpipe In "Pinafore" and Announcement was made this sults from poor posture alone. The prej-'ented the afternoon proiirnm. WORK eXPCKTLY DONE BY • Towers"; Sewell "Black Beauty"; carrying the Mikado's unberella. meeting on Wednesday evening, the week by Forest Fire Warden Joseph PAT. FLORIO, MGR. MASTCK CRAnSMCN 10th, at the home of Mrs. Mary discs between the vetebrae are de­ Pictures of birds and wild flowers and Dickens, "Old Curiosity Shop". While at college she sang In the Polrot of 400 Bradley Street of the signed normally to receive equal were sliown and Mrs. Alfred E. Slip Covers Drapoi glee clubs and was soloist with the Chlppla, Morris Cove. Plans for a reappointment of the local deputy ART CLASS EXIIimr Orpheus Club, the male glee club, flag retreat on the green to be held pressure when a person stands Hammer road llio description of ORANGE ST. at CROWN Rapoiring — Rofinishing I The art Classes of the high .school in honor of the Girl Scouts 37th wardens. They are Cullen Bassett WASHING , All year round $7.25 erect. Poor posture throws the body the colorful and entertaining plc- ® e 9 with which she toured the South as tor Foxon, Harry McLay for the out of line, the discs receive unequal turrs. Programs for the year 1049 FREE ESTIMATES have sent 36 paintings to the Na­ sqlolst.At ter being graduated with Birthday, M^rch 12th, will be made. Laurel district and George Barnes PHONE 4.«I7 tional Scholastic Art Contest In the It will be held simultaneously with White Walls 25c extra pressure, and pain may result. This were distributed. a B. M. degree from the University for the southwest district. Starting is likely to occur low down in the Hartford Courant building In Hart­ of Chattanooga she went to the retreats In New Haven, West Haven March 1 It will be necessary to The Flower Sliows for March are The LAUREL SHOP ford. They will be on exhibition un­ Pcabody Conservatory in Baltimore and Branford. spinal column, producing strain in Boston, March 13-1!); Hartford til! the Judging at the end ot obtain permits for kindling' fires the sacolllac joint. Times, March 17-21 and New York 25 Hemingway Av«, Eait Haven where, on scholarships, she studied out-of-doors In the areas coored by SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION by MOTOR SWAY February. two years—voice with Frank Bibb the forest fire wardens. Patients with back pain often March 21-2C. and opera under Ernest Lert. Wlien suffer great misery. But sometimes, Our president, Mrs. Cox and our the former came too New York she dale, Don Horrlgan;Mi-s. Hotchkiss BATTERIES Gpe. No. I $72.95 a few corrective exercises andtraln- treasurer, Mrs. Ailing leave for the E.H.H.S: News ing In the proper postures for work­ \ I followed him to continue her studies Sally Esposlto; Elolse Hotchkiss, South iiext week, also Mrs. A. Perry and prepare seriously for a saree, Lorna Hllse; Susie, Ann Kellerman; These prices include old battery ing, walking, and .sitting will remedy Tucker. Seniors of the 49'ers class have the condition. Cut n Sew earning her living singing from been chosen to write the class Announcer, Gene Berner; and Some now boi^ks you will enjoy. ehurohes to night clubs. Since then Messenger,Dlck Merrill. V\)v bep,inners in lh(? gardening MATTRES SES 293 Main Street East Haven, Conn. history and predictions. Louis world "Learning to Garden," by she has also studied with Pletro Kempter, John LupoU, Anita The play will be presented In re­ TIRES 6:00x16 D'Andrla and with Fern Sherman turn for Lyman Hall's presentation $72.95 plus tax Olive Mason GunnLson and "Fltiw- Flondella and AbnorNotklns will Illustrated Talk er Arrangement—a Hobljy for all" Invites all our Friends and Patrons and la nowstud yying with Galll- write the Class Hlstoi'y. The Class last year of "And Came the Spring" Cor. Main St. an', OSTERMOOR on Biidgot Paymonts, Nancy Harrison; Rexford Meredith merchandise available. Tommy guar­ O'Connor, John Lupoli; Mr. Martin- there's no extra charge at al|< antees to continue this reputable m CLOTHES BOX SPRING policy and extends a cordial invita­ For toy occiuilun, n nolo written on TO MATCH J. P. Morgan Jolinhftnii emUMMKl tlor&l note paiwr tion to all to visit his Ho+point Head­ e«iTiea the dlattnctlve porHounllty that 291 MAIN ST., EAST HAVEN PRINTER STATIONER If yoan. so iihcetii of emb0Nie<' florul SAME PRICE noteo—eOunvelopvutomuto)!. A bounti­ quarters at 149 Main Street, East 218 MAIN STREET EAST HAVEN ful sift fur niiyoccnalon,. .Hdiutlnctivu Use Our Convenient Budget Plan Dote fur every use. Haven. Terms on a convenient basis are avaialble. The Gift Shop Plione 4-1730 ANNOUNCING Phone 4-1355 A Sparkling New Show 240 Main St., East Haven Come in TODAY! 300 Main St. East Haven OSTERMOOR SPECIFICATIONS 9 Points of Superiority See the Custom-Built Line of ON Listen to Our Radio Program Terese Cleaners HOTPOINT APPLIANCES OSTERMOOR INNERSPRING UNIT 3. OSTERMOOR SIT-PROOF SAGLESS OSTERMOOR AIR VENTILAT'INS TELEVISION! EDGE ... a built-in feature whose ... screened openings pass al' un "ACCORDION MELODIES" hinge-tied, fleziblo, • off;et coil as- sturdy, reinforced construction pro- obstructedly from side to side ttirougn WAVZ .. SUNDAYS AT 12.45 cembiy for individual spring ocfion. vents border and edges from sagging. "DISHWASHER WON BY nnaltress interior,' keeping It clean And Dyers "JUNIOR PARADE" [•qullilir.iil center and relnforcod EAST HAVEN MAN" and fresh. EAST HAVEN CLEANERS "WEDNESDAYS 7:45 - 8 P.M. odgo-coil'. lo MJpf.ori ligiit ond Iic-avy- 4. OSTERMOOR SINO-BILT BORDER 456 Main Street 4-5472 East Haven , . . v/ith heavy padding and cloth in­ and SHOE REPAIRERS Tommy's Furniture House will present the 1949 Automatic Hotpoint W'ilglil porr.otv^ uliio. "Singio" f.lc-op- OSTERMOOR SPECIAL BINDING Dishwasher to Mr. J. P. Morgan of Foote Road, East Haven, who ner retaining v/all. Alv/ayo retains lis Formerly Rodmen's Hall 308 Main St., Next to First National East Haven PRESENTED BY inq" u'.iured. , . . strengthens and reinforces pro- won this Hotpoint Appliance on the "STOP THE MUSIC" program, trim, smart appearance. 3.HOUR SERVICE NO EXTRA COST on the stage of the Capitol Theatre -hemmod edges and covers of border. The woven-Iti name guarantees the Complete Wardrobe Service PROMPT PICK-UP AND DELIVERY THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 77 CHAMBERLAIN'S OSTERMOOR QUILTED COTTON 5. OSTERMOOR UPHOLSTERY . . . spe­ cially processed-resilient cotton, lay­ genuine Ostermoor product. INCLUDING SHIRTS Presented that evening will be "You Gotta Stay Happy" with Joan INSULATING PROTECTION PADS er-built in generous proportion. In­ Fontaine and Jimmy Stewart; also "Bodyguard". Three door prizes 50 ORANGE ST. NEW HAVEN sures sloeping comfort and lo'ng v/eor. BUILT—NOT STUFFED . . . custom will be given away. . . . lOOy, cotton folt (no sisal) quilt- Weaving and Repairing THE NATION'S OLDEST FURNITURE STORE stitched to rnuilin. Eliminates spring nnade and tailored "on the bench." 6. OSTERMOOR HANDLES . . . riveted A mattress that can be folded sldo- feel and prevents uoliolstefy being on to stay . . . scientifically spaced for OVER forced dov;n inio ond belwoen Ihe easy reach and grasp in turning iho to-slde v/ithout Injury to inner unit or EMERGENCY SERVICE AT NO EXTRA COST coils. mattress. . displacement of upholstery. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER WNHC-TV CHANNEL SIX OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. - - CLOSED MONDAYS "Dry Cleaning With:.'A Meaning" ' CONNECTICUT'S WINDOW ON THE WORLD

» ',! THE BRADFORD REVIEW • EAHT HAVEN NEWS Tliursday, Fcbruai-y 10 lO-lO Parre Six Thursday, Fcbruai^ 10, 1949 Pftffe^twi MIS.S Kcyc., vm the gue.s.t of- hono!,„„„•r. bride°^'^onae^ ,. wilw^,,s^^^^^wuli servserve^ aas matromaiiuini Mrsoufi. HaveMr"n.n WillElmei r serv;!.e Joneas sbes otf maEasn t WILL WED Miss Eunice Keyes school be built to Include room tor alumnat a parli oyf giveNewn Havenby a . &rouTeacher'.Teacher".p of,; , ArthuArthur^_^J.fthurr J7 . x;oulu^_^o|_^^we.st^^^^^^rm tii nf West Hart^ - Ushers ar^e toThompso be Messrsn .brother Harry s anodf the Klndcieartert through the. FOXON ROAD RESIDENT .College at which Mrs. Albert Names Attendants son of Short Beach, sister of the the prospectiv^e bridegroom, and W N H C 'TVXiiei that thl3 m^tlne Columbo was hostess and also wa.s Mr. Kenneth P. Bird of Bristol. CLASSIFIED STONY CREEK For Weddina Soon iuesl'ot honV'ara luncheon and pro.spectlve bridegroom. I a*-~ ":•«*"•" :-::*t:-.rr»-:r.."-:«»'T,-'-«» will be well attended and that ex­ WAS WED ON SATURDAY rur YYCUUMiy •^""^",personal shower on New Year's Day Luclcy LoRan pressions ot opmions^may be heard ! Southern New England sports fans that the mftttef be brought to » iat the home of Miss Gertrude cncc again will be able to en jov ST. AUGUSTINE'S H, C. CllUnCII niet on Wednesday evening In the logical conclusion. »,,„»„ The marriage of Miss Eunice shailer ot Clinton, Conn. . ADS boxing on television through Kev, John 3. McCarthy, Pastor TO BRANFORD TEACHER Keyes of Stony Creek to Archibald | she was tendered dinner parties Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Sea-1 Mrs. and Mrs. Randolph Blsliop, Rectory. Miss Laura Augur presided ^ic Public Health Nursing As­ iWNHC—TV. Elm City video outlet strand recently had as their guest, their son Craig, and Mrs. Willy Frank Frawlcy sociation held lU annual meetrng John Medlyn of Leete's Island Road, by Mrs. Oeorge Bl.shop and Mrs. THURSDAY jWHich has negotiated working Organist and Choir Director at the business session. A social One of the senson's lovelier wedd­ ^Thomas J. Degnan Jr., and Eugene Stony creek, will take place onjuenry OUvo at the latter's Oulltord Classilu-a ail rates: Miss Ella Lauri, who for the past Hoffman, all of New Jersey were hour followed. In the Northlord Community nouso Baunolc. iagreements with C. B. S. and N. B, C two years has been studying in i week-end guests at the home of Mr. Masses 7:00 - 8:15 and a comprehensive rpRort of the ings was portovmcd in St. Frnncls' Saturday afternoon, February lOUi, home; by -Mr. and Mrs. John February networksin addition to its affiliation Mass 8:00 Norlhtord Congrega­ Rehearsals have begun tor the Church In New Haven Inst Satur­ A gown ot du.sty pink Chanlilly at 2;30,' In the Church of Christ, Brainerd of Stony Creek and Mr 50c per Insorllon ot twenty colleges in Philadelphia. New York and Mrs. George Bshop. nctlvilies of the Public Health lace over pink satin was worn by ;wilh the DuMcnl web. And Friday and New Haven, to become a nurse. | Hope the following all had the tional Church annual St. Patrick's musical revue. Nurse, Mrs. Wllhelmlila B. Schuessl- day morning at 10, when Miss Helen Congregational, in Stony Creek. 'The and Mrs. Clifford Owen of Nichols, FRIDAY five words or less. night February nth will be the red Tlie children will receive their in­ Members ot the parish interested in Moaklcy Byrno, dauRhler ot Mrs. the bride. Her veil was of dusty ceremony will be performed by the Conn. On Feb. 18. Miss Laurl Is planning happiest of birthdays, with many er was given and also the alms oI pink net trimmed with ChantUly lace For ad over twenty-five words, letter evenlng.when Hie station airs to sail back to Finland, her native'more coming, and may each one be structions on Saturday morning at taking part are urged to attend the association were outlined. 111686 Jjlmes .T Byrne became the bride of pastor, the Rev. Ernest Spinney. Last Sunday, Miss Keyes was the 9-10-11 '• Abldnd. l "Tiiought For Tlie Week" preschool children. • satin gown, a blue lace poke bonnet Mr. H. Morgan Keyes ot Greens- Mrs. Douglas B. Holnbird Monday evening to hear the reports burg will give his sister In marriage. Haven and Mrs. William J. Ahem Our Annual Spring FiidayboMng bouts to be presented has recently enrolled in the New ,'Tls a tunny thing how a darned Organist and Choir Director ot the Board ot Education con­ The tii'V, .Tuhii B. Byrne, the and carried sweet peas and orchids. ot Branford were hosle.s.ses. ' AUI) FIFTY CKNTS IF AD IS brldo'3 coUfcIn, portoimed the Best man will be Mr. Jame.s Medlyn. «T"''',j'IM"'''^^''^" o^ J^,'"^°^^ "" the! Haven Teacher's College. poor loser always seems lo make 11:00 Morning worship cerning the overcrowded conditions Tlie University ot Camicctlout's Gowns oC aquamarine, orchid and 10 AI'PEAU m BOI,0 '^e°'teievi,'ed sfaninf.a'To'p 'M' ^'^'^ °- ^'"'^^ Seastrand, an ac- rtOUblo-flni? cerenioiiy in a .settlnK boiue Chanlilly lace over satin wore brother of the groom. Ushers will FACE such a darned good winnerI 0:45 Church school in tho present school buildings, and national chanmplonship' scocer ot while RladoU and palms. Mr. worn by the bridesmaids. They wore be the Mcssors Sampson Medlyn CAPS. Ncw Ses to be TOmiwnd' Ki ^""^""^'^"^^ "'8"^ "^'""^ entertainer, ., .. _,. _.,leain yielded only loiir go John BUllTvaH, organist, and Mrs. and John M. Medlyn, both ot Stony Short Beach Man u iicw .scnes lo bt sponsored by of Brooklyn, N. Y. Is .spending a few ZION EPISCOPAL CUURCII the Board that a new consolidated llaking 11 starlght games Mils fall. bercls of lace and net to match Creek; Malcolm Braren of Guilford; Gillette. SALT DAMAGES Rev. Ifrancis J. Smith, Kcclor Rose Nolan, .'lOlolbt, tinvo a proRram ithelr gowns and carried old-fash- abric Fair • I In addition, WNHC—TV is televis- days with her parents and relatives John E. Smith and Edward Gros- here. Edmund L. Stoddard or nuptial muclo which included "On 'loned bouriuets of Talisman roses Will Be Married Why not have your typewriter and 11"E ^he weekly Tournament ot Lay Reader Tills Day." "Ave Maria."' and land sweet pea.s. clttude both of Hacken.sack, N. J. Members representing the Stony PLANT_GROWTH "Because". Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wagner ot Miss Keyes has been extensively adding machine equipment placed|^'--.='-«,'^om^ Wednesd^^^^ 10 Mrs. Paul R. Hawkins A reception aws held In tlic Foxon 457n Hulchln.son Street, Montreal I entertained at many pre-nupUal To Hartford Girl Thrilling Savings Creek Churcli ot Christ attended th" Go easy witli salt in melting the Organist Tliei bride was Klven In nmrrlago JTowne House, where decorations to Brsi class condition? Our luUy New'Yo\-k."BtiiiaiilhVe""Beerand'A'lc'f°^S'','''':^'s'> supper, which was ty her cou-iln, Mr. Leon Russell Canada, announce the engagement Ipartles Including a buffet supper ice along the driveways or walks Mrs. Edmund L, Stoddard jwere white pompons and chrysan­ of their daughter, Mary, to Mr. Upd kitchen shower by Mrs. Paul Miss Sally Ann Stanley, daughter eipupped service department will sponsons these matches. held last Tuesday evening and spon this winter. Common salt, sodium Choir Director Your Child's Rose, and w,as atcndcd by Mr.s. themums. Mrs. Byrne wore a black for Thrifty. Sewers sored by the Branford Council ot Thomas J. Dounan Jr., as matron Lester Arolsky. son of Mr. and Mrs. |vandeBogart of Walerbury, a of Mr. and Mrs. Tlieodore M. do this work promptly and eUlcl- The new working ngreements the Branford chloride, ov even calcium chloride 9:30 a.m. Morning Service and icrcpe dress with black feathered Louis Arolsky, of i;)7 signed by Connecticut's Window Churches. Mrs. Elizabeth Burns seeps into the soil and severely in­ Sermon of honor, also « cousin, Ml.ss Vera jhttt and a corsage of white HlllVlde|^^sc"eliM°eous shower by Mrs, Henry ISlanley of Wcslland Avenue, West ently and lurnlah, without charge, spoke on "Religious Education in Hartford will be married on Satur­ on the World with C. B. S. and ures trees, shrub.s and foundation Holy Communion, 1st, 3rd, and Martinez of West Haven. Mrs. Fran­ ! gardenias. . Avenue, New Haven. The wedding OUvo and Mrs. William Dow at the —Come save .... loan machines. the Home." cis W. Dllmnn, and Mrs. Edward latter's Stony Creek home, a mlscel day morning, February 19, at 11:3-0, N. B. C. will bring to southern New plantings next spring. 5lh Sundays For a plane trip to Cuba, thq bride Is slated for the s\immcr. KEUANCE TYPEWRITES 00. England televiewers an array of the Mr. Albert Williams and Mr. Morning Prayer 2nd and 4th Shoe Problems: Jarmie, of East Haven, wore brides­ Miss Wagner is the sister of Mrs.' lanoous shower given by Ml.ss Mary in the church ot St Mark, the For the sake of your trees, wore a gray lame (l''ess with black Evangoli.st, to Mr. Robert G. Tliomp­ C. B. GUV, Mgr, top entertainment over WNHC—TV James Kent will be the auctioneers suggests Dr. Rush P. Marshall, di­ Simdays ' maids. laccossorjes, gray Persian lamb coat Jack Popkln of Tliompson Avenue, Rich ot Washington, D. C. and Mrs. at the White Elphanl Auction tobe I Mr. Kdward Jarmie was his Malcolm Braren ot Guilford at her son, .son ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Telephone 7-2738 in the Elm City . New Shows which rector ot the Bnrtlett Tree Re­ Church Scliool after the Service You naturally want to have your children |ond gray hat trimmed with ostrich East Haven. I'hompson of Short Beach. The are now carried by the Nutmeg state held on Feb, 17 at the Stony Creek search Laboratories, it is better to brother's best man, and ushers were plumes. home. , , ,. 109 Crown Street Wew Haven School, under the sponsorship of the •the Mes.sers, H. Byrne Stoddard of Lena Klockars, Mrs. Anna Erickson Also a buffet supper given by Mrs. Rev. James E. Gorman will officiate video outlet. In addition to the lead­ use sand or ashes on icy walks and A dessert bridge will be hold on fitted with shoes that are the right she and They will live In 286 Lombard and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Johnson. at the .service which will bo folllow- ing DuMont Nclork programs In­ P. V. A. Proceeds will go to the driveways. Feb. 23 at 7:30 o'clock in the base­ •"West Haven, the bride's cousin; Streofafter February 14. SalPetrlllo, Mrs. Thomas D'Arcy IMMEDIAXK DEUVEKK: Iron Ena­ Scholarship Fund. Anyone having the right last. and Miss Mary Petela at the home ed by a reception in the home of clude Americana sponsored by Fire­ It you must use salt in any ment of the Congregational Church. •The bride vms graduated from .. mlsceilancous the bride-elect's parents. mel Dralnboard Sinks, and Lava­ stone Monday at 9:30; We The contributions tor this affair may quantity. Dr. Marshall says, flush The proceeds will be used tor tho Now Haven Slate Teachers College GARDINER-NOBLE of Mrs. PetriUo People Tuesdays at 0:00; Arthur call 17104. .shower by Miss Mary Stowell of | MLss Mary Jane Stanley will tories; Chrome liras.s Toilet Ac­ tho soil around the trees early next repairs to the church. So that you may actually "see" the fit of the and Is a member ot the faculty of New Haven and a mlacollancous .serve as her sister's maid of honor, cessories; Copper Gutter and Oodfrey and His Friends Wednes­ Members of the Juvenile Grange spring with water to leach out the The annual parish meeting was the Clinton Avenue School. Fabrics — Third Floor days at8:00 with Iburnament of WEDDING PLANS shower by Mrs. Donald Smith ot and Mrs. Robert Rocks of West Leaders; KooflnK and Insulation. are planning to attend the J. G. chloride. Salt used on fro'.!en gutters held last Sunday evening in tho shoes you buy .... and so that you can Yorify Mr. Jarmie alonded Providence Slony Creek lEnglewood, N. J. cousin of the Champions boxing at 10:00; Broad­ Annual Round-up at the Cheshire is Just as damaging when it drips Rectory. Following the transaction College and wa.s graduated from .the EXCITE INTEREST XUE CONN. I'LUlMBING AND way Review Friday at 8:00. Your Grange Hall on Saturday, Feb. 12. onto valuable foundation plantings. ot business the ZIon Parish Guild that your child is fitted correctly .... we Unlver.slty of Connecticut. At LUMBEU COMPANY Showtime at 9:30, and Boxing from Miss Marilyn George, who is in Leaves ot trees and shrubs in­ served refreshments. present ho Is doing graduate work at New York at 10:00. training at the South Hampton The Confraternity of the Rosary have roco^itiy installed a PRJMEX X-RAY Trinity College and is a member of Of interest to Branford summer 1730 Stale St. New Oaveu, Conn. In addition, top shows on Channel jured by sail appear scorched In residents and townspeople was the Tcl. 7-0294 Hospital In Lung Island has been spring, lacking lustre ot healthy shoe fitter. • the faculty of the Branford High announcement, this week, by Mr. Six include the Original Amateur elected President of her class. It green. Needles of evergreens brown School. During the war ho served is the graduating class of 1051. lor four years as an X-ray and Mrs. Kenneth Brooks Noble, \/WiVI.JTKr» 'nr»\MI BDC — Ca-i"°"'' '>"'' PhUco Television Theater adidrop off. of the Hemlocks, Indian Neck, and WANfUEJ - liOWLtRb Y Sunday at 7 and 9 P. M., and tho Capping exercises will take place on Edward F. Cope For shoes that a^e sinart, and for shoes that technician with a medical detach­ Coral Gables, Florida, ot the en­ terlng to Churcii Groups, High station's first regularly scheduled Feb. 25. In the Air Force Aviation Cadet ment of the Eighth Airborne •Schools, lodges, Men's and wo­ Program each flight instructor gagement ot their daughter, Lydla, local production. Junior Parade, Philonians arc planning a Musical ELECTRICAL are fitted by X-ray, visit Cesare Palaia's De­ Dlvl.'iion of the U. S. Army and was to Mr. Francis Howell Gardner of men's organizations. Special Wednesday at 7:45.S|)onsor of the Review to be presented sometime works with only four studenLs, en­ in the EuropeaTi T'hcatcr. Miami, Florida, tho son ot Mr. and rates afternoons. Duck Pins and Iccal show, which Is a Connecticut in April, under the direction of Mrs. abling him lo give them a maxi­ CONTRACTOR partment Store today. Mrs. C. Smith Gardner, also ot 'I'en Pins. Free Instruction. For juveniletalen t .search, is Chamber­ Marion Berger. mum of supervision and assistance. intunnation call 4-0185, East Ha­ lain's Furniture Store nl New Miami. , ,. ven Bowling Alleys, 204 Main St. 24 Hour Service A. L. A. New Jersey Couple Ml.ss Noble was educated at the Haven. Wed Here, Celebrate Erskino School in Boston, Mass., LOST—Pas.sbook No. 134G8. If House Wiring - Appliances Cesare Palaia's Dept. Store Automobile Legal Association and Parsons School of Design in found return to Branford Sav­ USE ME MY LORD! i Repaired - Oil Burner Sorvico FEATURES Golden Wedding Day Now York, from which she won a By Rutli Evls I scholarship tor a year's study In ings Bank. 2-24 Block's Market TELEPHONE 447 Legal advico in coso of criminal Use me, my Lord, I would serve Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sax ot Arling­ Paris France. She later taught in^ Thee, Phono IS08-3 I action. Emergency mochanical ton, N. J. celebrated their golden Paris tor several years before the GOOD COOKING POTA­ 50 MAIN STREET BRANFORD, CONN. weddinR February 5th. They were Enlighten my soul, that I might .see. "The Little Store with Super Prices" Post Rood Branford, Conn. road service war. She Is now engaged In mural TOES—cheap while they la.sl. Guide Thou my steps, along the married 50 years ago In Branford, work, among her works being the Andrew's, Phone 4-3039. way. by the R'cv. Mai-tin ot the Tabor Roney Plaza Bamboo Room in Tel. Branford 997 Free Delivery 'CALL Lutheran Church. Mrs. Sax will be Teach me what Thou wouldns't Miami Beach which was redecorat­ BUSINESS COUPLE, veteran, iiave me say. I remembered as the sister of Mrs. ed recently. Her mother owns and 'desire 3' or 4 imfurnlshed room. H. J. Zahnlei+er Anna Svens Iverson of Branford. Oh, how I yearn to do Thy will. MEAT DEPARTMENT manages the Montowese House In Call Branford 629 or New Haven That Thou might say "Peace! Hu.sh! TEL. BRANFORD 875-3 Tliere were many guests present Ilndian Neck. 3-0756. Be Still! HAMBURG (ALL BEEF) lb. at the anniversary party among Mr. Gardner is doing experiment­ Grant that a word of mine will 48c FOI^ INFORMATION them being the following persons al work in Miami in a chemical LEGAL NOTICES cheer. A nnsoNAL iNTBnyiw, WITHOUT form Branford; Mrs. Anna Iverson, company. Some lonely soul, just touched by Miss Helml Svens, Mrs. Rudolph DISTRICT OP BRANFORD, s.s. RIB ROAST (A A BEEF) lb. 55c OBLIGATION, 1^1 AY BE ARIiANGBD The wedding will take place in tear. Josephson, Mrs. Oscar Rank, Mrs. late April or early May and will be PROBATE COURT, February 2nd Let me feel pain,, it tliat will send. In St. Stephen's Episcopal Church 1949. One broken heart to Thee to mend. CORN BEEPI^EATY LEAN NAVELS lb. 35c > in Cocoanut Grove, Pia. ESTATE ot nOMINICK LEPRIC Place on my brow. Thy "thorns" ti. mm. also knov/n as Domlnick Lepro late to wear. 4W0""D0"^WH0I£*^I0B! or Brantord In said District, de­ FOWL'''^NDER MEATY !i'(x»3fc«i^_ Ex-Brantord Girl With Thee, my Cro.ss, is light to ceased. bear! - Upon the application of Rose A SWELL BOILED DINNER lb. Henry. J. LaCroix Becomes Engaged Lepre ct Branford praying that Letters ol Administi'ation may l)e DAISY HAMS 69c To U.S.C.G. Cadet granted on .said estate, as per ap­ ^^^^«SE mi)SK;j^ plication on file more fully appears William R. Burns Mrs. Carl Jasporsohn ot 77 Whal- it is POT ROAST^QNELESSA.A. lb. 69c Range and Fuel Oil ley Avenue New Haven, formerly of ORDERED—That .said applica­ And Sons Branford announces the engage­ tion be heard and determined at BAQON~^*^^^°^^^®AR CURED lb. 45c ment ot her daughter, Dorothy, to the Probate OfTlcc in Branford, in Licensed HARRISON AVENUE TELEPHONE 159 Cadet John Louis Knabenschuh said DLstrict, on the 19lh day of # son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl ICnaben- February A.D. 1949 at ten o'clock in PLUMBING & HEATING STEAKS WELL TRIMMED ib^ 75^ schuh ot Sachem's Head, Guilford the forenoon, and that public no­ tice be given of the pendency ot CONTRACTORS $MtiiM!$lW1Mlk! tormeriy ot 421 Whitney Avenue TENDER YOUNG lb. Miss Jasperson Is a graduate of said applieullon and of the time FOR HAST HAVEN Larson College. and place ot liearing thereon, by 59c Cadet Knabenschuh was grad­ publishing this order three times AND NliW IlAVt'N LEGS OF LAMB uated from Admiral BiUard Acad­ in some newspaper published in emy in New London, served as an Nev/ Haven County and having a GUTTERS • LEADERS GRdCERIES~~ FRUITS enlisted man in tho U. S. Coast circulation in said District, and by posting up a copy thereof on the JOBBING Soap Powder Prices GRAPEFRUIT Ig. lOc Guard, and Is now In the class of public sign-post in the Town of 1040 at tho U. S. Coast Guard Boston Post Road Branford are Tumbling LLARD'S Academy in New London. Branford. in said District. Telephone 1957 BANANAS ripe T5c By the Court: RfNSO-DUZ-OXVD,OL FLORA K. GOLDSMITH, ORANGES 25c Barbara Moore 2-17 ) Clerk all 30c 3ach For Juice doz. MV'MI 2 Tor 23 c Open Thursday Till 9 P.M. Is Married To DISTRICT OF BRANFORD, SS. N>4PK/NS(80) LAUNDROMAT U « Tr»il«-M«il«, «•«. U. fJ. Pit. TOMATOES pkg. 25c only iomp^M%hf < W. Tamidevich PROBATE COURT January 22nd, Capitol Theatre iav«s up lo 10 galloni 1949. . PEAS No. 2 15c 281 MAIN ST.. EAST HAVEN of watevaler pmrp«r loodil #* Mrs. Everett L. Moore ot 140 Elm Estate ot JOHN ALEX 2nd, late Yellow SQUASH lb. I5c ~~CLOSED MONDAY of Branford, in said' District, de­ TOMATOES N o. 2 15c Street announces the marriage of ONIONS lb. 5c 0001^ her granddaughter, Miss Barbara ceased. , . Sun., Mon., Tues., Feb. 13-14-15 -Pflf Grace Moore to Walter A. Tamu- The Administrator having exhi­ JELLO 3 for 23c bited his Administration Account MAINE pk. Open Other Days 9:30 to 5:45 levitch In the Church ot Epiphany Gregory Peck, Anne Baxter In IN THi WESTI/NGHOU5E IN THi weSTINGMOUSe of New Haven on January 26th. The with said estate to this Court tor Peter Pan POTATOES 69c Rev. James L. Hayes ofticlatod. The allowance. It is PEANUT BUTTER 35c UAUNDROMAT OLO>TH«S DRYIR •! couple loft lor a wedding trip to ORDERED—That the 14th day of Yellow Sky TURNIPS lb. New York and Washington, D. C. February, 1949 at 10 o'clock in the RITZ Ig. size Save precious lu>t water and soap.l Ex- Tho WcstinghouBu.ia tho only Clotba ELM STREET AT OR/INGE forenoon at the Probate Office in ALSO CABBAGE 5c Following their return, Mr. and CR>1CKERS 3Ic clmivc washing action washes clothes Dryir that shuta off automatig. Clothes arc tumblo-diwd,' »p/l Cherries, Fruit Cocktail anywhere. Soiled water drains away Irom count with said estate, and this PRODUCTS 2 for 29c clothes. Five-year i/uaranlee on the anifiuffy. No more leorfc or.wi/ Joe Marsh J. Kinney, Jr., Chairman of the Estate of LILLIAN M. SWIFT, Membership Committee, who re­ late of Branford, in said District, James Stewart, Joan Fontaine i Come in and learn more abou,t these two ported that the prospects ot hold­ deceased. ing first and second degrees within The Administrator c.t.a. having the next month or so were .very exhibited. his Administration Ac­ You Gotta wonderful pieces of home laundry equip­ encouraging, with the major degree count with said eplate to this Court Duke Gets His Tractor to be conferred in the late Spring. for allowance, it is Stay Happy ment, ^hey are the last word in efficiency After the business meeting; a Clam ORDERED—That the 10th day of February 1949 at 10 o'clock In the j ALSO Chowder supper was served by Mrs, From where 1 sit, it'a that spirit and economy. Their streamline beauty in John B. Waters, Miss Mary A forenoon at tlie Probate Office in j nuke Thomas boutjlil a farm witli Sllncy. Mrs. Prank J. Kinney, Jr. Branford be and the same is as­ Bodyguard tilt' money lie'd suved in the Serv­ of understanding tli«r helps make and Mrs. John B. Sliney. signed for a hearing on the allow­ ice, but he couldn't fict u tractor. our democracy so great. Under­ design fits into every modern plan of kitch­ ance ot said Administration ac­ lie needed it badly, hut was tenth standing for the other fellow's count Willi .said estate, and this problems and respect for the other Court directs Flora K. GoldsmlUi lo deceased. on Ihe local dealer's list. en and laundry layout. The Court of Probate for the Dis­ fellow's rights —whether It's his cite all persons Interested therein "Tell you what," old man Peters UPHOLSTERING to appear at sucii time and place trict of Brantord. liath limited and right to earn a living, his right to say.?. "If those nine fellows ahead SEPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOL SERVICE For ropairing, re-covering or re- by publishing a notice In some allowed six month.s fi'om the date cast his vote against your candi­ hereof, for the creditors ot said es­ , of you agree, you'll gel the next finishing your furniture, our work newspaper having a, circulation In date, or even his rigitt to enjoy a • MANUrACTURESS ANO IN5TAUERS OP tAMOUS. NATIONAllY KNOWN said Probate District, and by post­ tate to exhibit their claims fop. set- one I get In." "No, thanks," aaya "NUSIONE" RE-INFORCED SEBTIC TANKS. Icannof be excelled. Use AIR. tlemnet. Those who nepiect to pre­ moderate, friendly glass of beer or ing a copy ot said order on the tJuke, "I'll just take iry turn." • UNDIVIDED HESPONSISltlTY FOR OEStON, MANUFACTURE, li;STAllATION I fOAM *o fill church and boat public sign-post in llio Town ot sent their accounts properly at­ ale—if and when he chooses. Let'v AND SERVICE .. SPEEDY TRUCKS (I«Upl">n« .quippjdl " " Brantord. in said District, and re­ tested, within said time, will be de­ But old Peters mails out nine always keep it that way! cushions. Unclaimed furnituro' for barred a recovery. All person.s in- THE CONNECTICUT®'liiGHT&.RowEBi€a « REGISTERED SANITARY ENGINEERS, DONDED MECHANICS, POWEJI EQUIP.' I sale at low rates. Antiques restored turn make to this Court. postcards. And the other day he ' MENT. «2 YEARS EXPERIENCE. det^led to said Estate are requested ' TEL 8-3410 By the Court: lo make immediate payment to . tells Duke his tractor will he in "Qua/idin^ Uta Jfealik oli/ta /JmaJticcutjfitHlUf UMC* fSSd" IJ34 WlnlUy Av«, New Haven GINGER ALE 2-10 Flora K. Goldsmith, Clerk I^Tederick R. Hondo, Executor next week. "I simply wrote the ' A Bmiinst-tAnugtd, Tiut-PtjUtg Conptmf FACTORY AND OFFICES. 200-MO! BOUIEVARD toH-KJmh.iW), ,NEV< HAVEN i DISTttlCT OF BRANFORD, SS. Address: facts to the fellows ahead of you. ELM CITY - Wor/d Famous...Because if s the world's finest PROBATE COURT, January 20th. Frederick R. Houde I'hey decided it." Copyiightcd 1048 . , UPHOLSTERING SHOP Attorney At Law ^U. of THERESA STRUKUS P. O. Box 503 „ „ Copyright, I'JI'J, United Slatei Brewers Foundation late of Branford, in said District, Branford, Connecticut 2-10 Hj.Gi.i."..;^) ri;i-.:Oi>ii.L LIDU-I.Y r,-.?.T IL.VLI', CT.

Thursday, Febrtiary 10 1949 tafe_Eight_ THE BRANFORD REVIEW'- EAST HAVEN NEWS * CHEERLEADERS PERFORM !•': WHAT EAST HAVEN BOOSTS DELIVERED BY MAIL ONLY FOR BURLINGTON HIGH Branford Beats Eastie Array OToole Shines SPORTS BOOSTS EAST HAVEN! SUBSCRIBE NOWl The fame of the Branford Running Brooks lIlRh Cheerleaders i.s spreading. Edges Seymour MAKE EAST HAVEN A BIGGER, ADDRESS COMMUNICATIONS As A-I Quintet IN REVIEW On Sal\irday ot this week two Gaels Easily At :?*. BY BILL ADERN ot the Bratllcboro, Vt., cheer­ BETTER, BUSIER COMMUNITY East Haven's cla.ssy array ot (She lEaat Hawn 5 TO P. O. BOX 153 leaders with one of the school Jimmy Powers of the Now York Dally News recently wrote In his Instructors, will visit Brantord State Armory basket shooters raced to an impor­ sports column. "Tlie Powerhouse" that many ot the crack wr't'OB P"" Tips Boys ClubiL.*^^^^-:- where tlicy will ubscrvc the tant 45 to 36 win over Seymour In Branford and ICasl Ilavcn High Branford High School roared Into Combined With The Branford Review sonalltles of the country could be found In the small towns. Conslstanl- twenty- Schools will both be entitled to local yell queens work out in the former's gym last Friday night. Willie O'Toolc's nifty preparation tor the coming third spot ot the Houstonlc League Seymour took an early lead in ly he has been writing, as have other big time sports chroniclers, of three point shooting exhibition places In llic pla-yrtowns ot tlic class at the state armory on Tuesday "M" C. 1. A. C. cnamliion.shlps to he Knsl Ilavcn game on Tuesday the first period. The visitors led VOL. VI—NO. 25 East HftVDTT, CoiUTCclicul, Tluirsdivy, February 17, 1949 Two Dollan P«T Yeu name men that have retired to the pastoral confines of the coui^try paved the way for an exciting over­ evening. Ilrattleboro is rcor- night when its Hornets warned by 12-7 at the end of the initial period. time victory for the Italian Ameri­ held in the I'aync Wlillncy Gym the successes of recent weeks, stung hamlets. He knows too, that many top stories, never told, '""/hroush. later this month as the result ot I;anl7.ing their chccrlcadtng de­ The Eastles rallied to score 15 can Club over the New Haven Boy a partment and pridcfuily. tlie the Shelton Gaels in a surprising points in the second period and thrmlnds 01 the retired not unlike waters gushing troni uhdiscovered Club in the latter's gym on Tuesday Important wins over IUUKII uiipiisi- win. The final score was 58 to 46. springs. Brantord, too, has its "books in running brooks'. , , , tlon during the past week. Review says, tlicy will be went ahead 22-21 at halttlme. By P^'- watching the best on Saturday. It was a trio of scoring brilliants the end ot the third period the Crl- The story Stems from a letter and an editorial which reached ou. " The win gave the locals another which netted the locals the in but VIEWS, REVIEWS AND E. H. BOOSTERS START Business Group A bit of news, a bit ol Gostip, The story ot the annual tourney safimon had built up a 36-30 bulge. town this week. It runs the gamut from the nedgUng days of Ch cogo notch in their gradual climb tow­ a clever .strategy move, instituted STRICTLY TOWN ard the state semi-pro chainplon- will not bo entirely contlncd to by Coach Warren Sampson at the Steve Narraccl and Joo D'Onofrio PREVIEWS OF THE a bit of Fun, Gathered! on our to the tranqullhess of our town; from bootleg lights to the P" "=^ Ilousatonic League schools this year paced the victors with 14 points Making Plans .start ot the fourth period, was re- apiece. Cacace taUied 13 for East SECOND YEAR WITH areno; from the bewildering days ot the immigrant to the serenity of Dcspite O'Toolc's brilliant play, It for the slate's most potent Individu­ Milford Bows spon-slbiir tor the Insurance. The (•• LOCAL... EAST HAVEN SCENE TOPICS Saturday afternoon stroll, was not a one man exhibition tor al scoring display was racked up Gael's managed to keep with hail­ Haven. Domonych led Seymour wltli air travel, . . , , ,. Joe St. John chipped In with a this week when Johnny Lusa, six ing distance ot the tinners until a total of 14 markers. BY PAUL H. STEVENS For A Smoker foot one Inch, senior pivot hit the The triumph was the 11th in 17 MUCH ENTHUSIASM It is, underneath, a warm story ot paternal dcvoj.lon. sterling eighteen points In a great To Branford that point when the wily mentor Plan we made at the mcollnc- Fbruary iiasslug fa.ill .i I Mr. and Mrs. James Scanlon wwe The letter wos from Michael a. Laich and it announced his retire­ contributary elTort. Fritz Oraz osa ccorlng column tor 40 points substituted a third guard, Boutellier, starts for the Eastshoremen tor the as Rockville defeated LaSallclte season. In a preliminary contest, Monday night of the East Haven In New York City lost week tio see ment from the sports world. The editorial was written by Steve Brklch, with eleven markers was excellent Mlltord High provided Branford tor the inexperienced forward, NEW SLATE OF OFFICERS FOR 1049 HEADED BY JOSEPH business Association lor a "gct- Sunday will be anniversary of the new 1940 IMymouth. In his debut with the I-A's and was Seminary 80 to 50. Rookvlllo Is one with a stern test before allowing Blake Lehr. tlie East Haven Qayvees posted a TWENTY.FIVE YEARS ON MAIN STREET editor ot the voice ot the Croatian Fraternal Union, "Z". It told of the 23-17 victory over the Seymour Jay- LAURELLO—OPEN MEETING SUNDAY MORNING aqualnted" smoker to be held In the Big Snow ot Feb. 20, 1934. Franklo Yasavac, crack ex-Junior ot the bettor M schools. the Hornets to make the qualifying The oltonslve power was provided The past (luartcr of a I'outur.v has scon East Unvfii rlevolop from Received card this week from Mrs. I.aich contribution to the sport's world. Both the letter and the editorial ' • • • vees. AT U AT 328 MAIN STREET the Town Hnll In March, the dale CoUebe pivot. Ray McKlnnel, form­ round ot the coming M cla.ss tour­ by Lou Locarno who tallied ninteen an overgrown vill«<;c inlii a suburban shopping center with busy to be announced later. Tlic com­ Hul, ot course, 11 rtUln'l match Burton Chapman Ot WoUosly, Mass' are well done but the former, written in choice lines, carries the story. er East Haven High ace, was su­ A word to tlic wise Is KUtflcicnt ney, bowing In tlie late stages of points, and co-captains, Sobolewskl The summary: ot age and over, s urged to Join. mittee will plan an Interesting pro­ tlic Great l«liw>rd ot 1888. I'.Wc all love East Haven," she contest, 41 to 37 before a crowd ot stores ot many kinds. Twenty-five years have brou|j;bt a wealth of By "EFT"' \i It happened this way— , lu „ ,. , atof„„ i„ preme with his ten point total. but school ball players who arc and Vlshno who hit tor eleven and EAST HAVEN B F P The E.- H. Booster Club, entering Dues are only one dollar per year. gram tor the evening and all busi­ Iwrlles. "Miss our friends IhoriJ. We playing outside ball tor indepen­ over 400 at the Central Grammar tourlcen'markers respectively. changes to Main Street. For those who are not famllar ness people ot the town will be In- Glad to extend fallcllatlons once have been away ten years now but Mike was born in Croatia In 1882. He came to the United States In Petrotes.'ia and Rudy Canelll and School Auditorium last Friday Cacace, t 0 1 13 Its second year of existence, elected Babe Cox formed the pin-point ot dent teams should get wise to them­ Comcowich was the key figure D'Onofrio, t 0 2 14 Taking an active part in this transition on Main Street lias been Its second group of leaders at a re­ with the purpose ot the Booster vficd'to'attend.Thls affair will more to our tellow members ot the It Is still dear to our hearts and al- 1900 when his brother Joe. well known by old timers In Brantord. sent selves. The Review ottioe has been night. in the Shelton attack as Coach Vin the snappy Boy's Club oftonslve. Narraccl ,c 5 4 14 DBTI PoriUa, prominent East Haven business man, who first came to cent monthly meeting. Ne•ww «nmcNameas °'"''' ^•'<'"'<','!l'? '" ? tcw words. The nmrk the opening of a program to "Pcb. 20 club". Yes Sunday will bo,ways will be." tor him. ,, , , r 1 The game was a bruising allalr called twtee for a cheek this week A steamroller second period gave Murray's boys vainly tried for theNautte , c 0 1 1 and faces are Included in the latest Booster Club has been formed tor acquaint the business people of the happy birthday tor .lack Hobro, ,. , , Like nearly everybody In boisterous America ot those days, he fol­ but neither boy mentioned has been- Branford Us margin ot victory after winning points. He hooped fourteen PaollUo, g the Main Street busiivess scene in 1!)2'V, .inst twenty-five years ago Mis, Loliwd Harrison, Mrs. QcorgoL?!';- «'." Ing together toward a common end. Agnew, Frank Tarboll, Mrs. Edna Dodge Avenue had their natures In * • *. 13 to 0. The Sampsonmcn led at the Ted Vincent who started at right covered that he had a bit of pugilistic talent. One, Barbato, was lo.sscd out by A native of Yotmpslown, Ohio, where bis father hatl lonp been interest In the work ot the Booster iW^""^" In the Town of East Ha- vinccnt QagUardl, newly elected IFUlmmons and your Editor. Are '',"" "'"?<«lne last week. Thoy were ken Goodwin, Rhode Island midway point 27-23. forward in a surprise move. , Totals 17 11 45 organization. Taking office as7,^"' „^l' „'^f,',%''^„°{iiiV°„„°„^rfivi»? President of the association, pvcsld- there any others? Let's have their »'™;*" "lanclnj at llio Old Oimrd m those days boxing was not the accepted sport that It Is today. retereos. Weiss and Butcher, for active in the retail and wholesale business, Dan heeded, in reverse, r the same Inlractlons. Stale basketball star made the Sobolewskl set the pace tor the Valuable assistance in the Bran­ SEYMOUR Presldent will be a comparltlvc J'°" jy^,^''VP,^ '"^,V,'''\,?"''^'^^^^^ names and addresses. It they live P"", "» New York which was ..»t- statement last Monday while riding victors with 14 points and Lo­ ford attack was forthcoming when B P P the advice ot Horace Greely to "Oo West yonnp; man, On West." li\- Most of the purses were the wagers placed on one's ability. The TralllnR at halftlme 30 to 20, the Domonych, ! new-comer to the ranks, a real 'AWhrn, rt,„.f ^n„ iffoir nr ?rHv\?v '" ""^ "-ow" »«" bascmonl and m East Haven thoy will gel the ,"»•'*<• by a group of Eaiit Havcm matches were bootleg. That Is they were orranged with a minimum of on the train from Boston that Hugh carno added 12. Rydelok and Mc­Washington stepped into Bob Sobo- 7 0 14 stead ot going West, Dan Parilla came East. His journeying brought NEWS weekly without cost. raombcfs of the Second' Company, New Haven array rallied In the Greer, of Connecticut, rated highly Carthy both connected tor nine lewskl's scoring shoes as the latter Hummel, f 2 3 7 Father ot three young and hand- ^1\'^„'^°,V,„ °L'l?,yf" i^', nnmn^w'parlous projects wore discussed, Conn. Foot Guard ond their ladles. publicity and staged in small athletic arenas, farmers' barns and even closing stages of the regulation Bazzell, t him to East Haven and he found this community very much to bis some sons. Mr. Laurello exemplifies K",„°.^„,„,°,„'r,?"'L,,ri?„, Ti,» t™,,,. Considerable enthusiasm was shown in his book. Oreor, he said, went to points for Milford and Samuelson was tossed Worn the game in the 1 0 2 In plans tor the year's activities, To bad more did aiot turn out M's. LaPlcrre is the tomior Flora on barges, In certain areas ot the United States. contest to tie the fracas at 07 all.thoRhod y dressing room, after a tallied eight last period via the personal foul Blanko, c 4 0 8 liking. the true Booster member. Humor-i^«^;«j;='^''i;°,y"'fJ0^",>^,^^^ "mea°ure '" "'""- '"•• "^^ ^•""•''^ "ctlvlUes. In the rolslerous Chicago town, as the city was rebuilding after In the overtime the Branfordltes ously speaking, he has plenty of I"'" ,'^t„d wW the organi/a^^^^^^ A committee was appointed to Monday night tor the swond In Shcniinin, floriiier treasurer ot tho defeat last year and congratulated The summary: route. The coming star counted for Johns, g 1 3 5 Twcnty-tive years ago he entered the employ ot .lacob Baltimore, reason to be strongly associated connected witn tnc prganujiiiqn is call on all new business organiza­ our current East Shore Concert K«sl Haven Uuslncss, Assoollktion. ; Mrs, O'Leary's cow had kicked the lantern, Mike Laich was born to the tallied three quick baskets to spoit each player ontho winning side. MILFORD F P a basket and a foul In the closing Kulas, g that no businessman can hold an a six point lead and again the B a 0 U retail grocer, wli'ose establishment was sitnated then where the Bast with the alms and objects ot the tions opening In East Haven to ex- scries, It was a bcaiiUtiil proKram boxing world. It was the custom, then to light under a ring name. His Goodwin .said that was the only McCarthy, t ' 3 3 9 minutes of the hard fought game. elective office, but he can, and Islen d a welcome to them from tho sung by Miss Cliloc Owen. Music Roland Craves was on a business Clubbers came back lighting to lime hi his collegiate career that Kwaak, l 1 1 Branford led from the opening- Haven Cleaners now have their store. Three years later Dan Parilla Booster Club. Anothei- typical Mr. eagerly invited to, be ot assistance trip to Boston Inst Saturday. manager gave him, "Jim Scott", after a famous lighter before him. edge up to within a point or the ul­ 0 Totals 15 0 30 Booster Is the In-comlng vice association. lovers were well repaid., any opposing coach had over Anllsdulc, f 3 0 0 whistle and had a 22-14 margin at went into partnership with Mr. Baltimore, and together they bought They were rowdy matches but paid oil well If you had ability and timate victors. A foul shot by Joe President Arthur Haesche one ot 1" ar^V of the functions o the clubb bothered to make such a gosturo. Samuelson, c 0 0 0 the start of the .second quarter, the building across the street at the corner of Taylor Aveinie. This th^orlgYAa^ZYte?'fembirs°,"wh°,lT° "ate the membership numbers Health Oftlcer Dr. Uocco Bove Extensive oliangcs are being made immigrant kids needed tiio lucre. St. John sewed up the contest as a *" • • Carrol, c 0 0 Shelton cut the margin to 36 to 30 M. I, F, BOWUNG LEAGUE ba the Interior of the East llnytn desperation shot by Cox rimmed 0 partnership lasted eleven years during which time Dan Parilla be­ although relatively unknown out tells us there are a lot ot cases ot It was in Chicago in 1904 that he met Joe Choylnskl, a tamed Croat The East Haven gym will be Rydelek, g 4 1 9 at the half but Vlshno's torrid third TEAM . W L Last summer over 100 boys be­ Measles In this vicinity these days. Department Store this week. Vn- the hoop and fell away as the whls- Ford, g 4 4 period assault pushed the ad­ 3 34 17 came a very well and favorably known resident of the town ot his sldethe Booster Club is Indeed a prlctor Harry Lewis lin.s rcarranECMassachusetts Secondary ~ • • Mrs. Walter 12:15 noon. St. Vincent Do mcots every lost Monday of the will subsucquent past presidents. Merrill will be glad to learn • that Mrs. Sugene Daniels, Paul's Auditorium, Taylor Ave. But Katie is gone. It is the only breo.lc.ln the family—and a hard one. MARCA PETRI School Festival which this year will be held on April 1 and-2 in Sum- Following the elections, several she is convalescing at her home Busacll "•Mrs-. H. S. Crosby, Mrs month at tho Bradford Manor Yet on hor death bed, Mike received Ids greatest blessing. En those last VINO ROSSO PASTOSO merville, Mass. topics were aired, one being the following an operation. John Blondl, Mrs. J P. Tlrpak, Mrs. Navnjo Council, No, 54, Degree Hall. • . few minutesjwhen a mother has bld,lier children farewell. \ tor the last GAl problem so vitally important to all oseph HIncs and Mr. Sherwood of Pocahontas meets first and St. Clares Guild mcots every sec­ Through Mrs. Hurdcr's efforts the Bast Haven Players was or­ Broussoau. time, and turns to her husband, wltii tears in her eyes, nol\ with worry JUG existing organizations, that Is, rais­ JUNIOR GUILD MEETING third Wednesday, Bed Men's ond Monday of tho manth in ganized here a few years ago and the presentations ot these players Well Child Conference volunteers tor her future but anxiety tor thosfi being loft behind, whoa all earthly ing funds. More details arc forth­ The Junior Guild of Christ Hall. Bradford Manor Hall. have been well received in this and neighboring communities. Al­ coming at an open meeting on Sun­ during the past year have been Mrs. Indulgences and transgressions areiorgiven, she whispered, "you've been 2.17 n.l8 Church East Haven will hold It's Frank McKcon, Mrs. Eugene Princess Chapter, No, 70 O, B, B. ready the current East Haven Players play, "Dear Ruth" has been day morning at U o'clock ,at 328 regular meeting Thursday cyening^r) . . „ p„ui Q„. v«rs Wilter East Haven Boys Scout District a better father to them, Mike, than i have been a mother". I Main Street. Any member Is cord­ February, 24 In he church hall at S.^Sf' „TH •M?»"'!SS'„';r"' ^'"^ Meets second and fourth Mon­ Committee meets first Wednes­ given eight tinios, the latest performance having been in Nortlitord ially invited to attend; Bussell, and Mrs. Soharf. days, 8 V3A. In Masonb: Hall. The answer to that lies in the golden book ot God but l(t mu^t have last Friday night. 8:00 P. M. The program for the days at Stone Church 8 P. M. left a measure of contentment in the heart of a man >vho worked COAS64 T TO COAST Present yearly dues expire Febru­ evening will be a valentine party. Harry R. Bartlett Post, American Cub Pack Committee meets 5TH n OQ We look for great things from the new Theatre tor Children and ary 28 and all ,club members are Bach member Is asked to bring a through tlie Immigrant stages of back breaking labor, ithrough the PROOF BOT U.O/ I^glom, meets 2nd and 4th third Tuesday at Stone Church CALIFORNIA BRANDY for the cast and these who arc participating we wish the best of reminded that current dues are now gift. TTie Hostesses tor the evening Zoning Appeals blood ot the hidden rings ot Baltimore, Philadelphia and Chicago back Thursday 8n>« P.. M. Legion ' Jr. Women's league of O. S. 0. success. It is such undertakings as this that create in Bast Haven a payable. The secretary will con­ will be the Mrs. John Camp, Mrs. Into a small town where he i-alsod a family. To a hamaet where he tact the entire membership In theJ . J. Hackett, Mrs. E. N. Brown Mee+ing Wednesday Buildings. 1st Wed. of every month at OLD FAIRFIELD real community of interest. guided them to respected elo'vations ot country life and : at the same very near future. Any man, 18 yearsand Mrs. A. E. Davidson. East Haven Assembly, Or*« of 8:00 P. M. In Parish House. Chairman Eugene Daniels ot the .time took a keen Interest la the doings of a community M-ilhln a com­ APPLE BRANDY Rabibow for glrla meets first Junior Guild of Christ Church S4 We can imagine too that Saltonstail was a busy place in winter zoning Board of Appeals, has called munity, the C.F.U. , SALTONSTALL RIDGE IN WINTER a public hearing of that board to and third Friday, Masonic Hall meets In Church Hall fourth PROOF BO""I 3.39 back in the early days, sfiy the middle part of tho last century. Then, 7:30 P. M, He stepped into national Croatian pronvlnence in V.'933 when ho 7 YEARS OLD be held In the town hall Wednes­ Thursday in each month. we are told, tlie railroad cars lii'ought excursion loads of skaters to South District Civic Association .brought the Steeltown, Pa'., basketball team to Brantord, icu the first In- There is something wildi.v beuulifnl llieso late winter days along day. Feb. 23 at 8 P .M. Women's Republican club mdets our Ijakc much as they do today in transporting trainioads of winter Pelllloncrs to be heard will In­ meets second and fourth Tues­ tersectlonal game ever to be played In the town. Aside C rom the tried Saltonstail Ridge, viewed cither from the west as we drive along Third Thursday at clubrooms. sport enthusiasts to the wilds of upper New Kngland for the skiing clude James J. Sullivan to locate days, 8:30 p.m. 83 Vista Drive. names of Laich, Yusakevlch, Swirskl and Ucjsian, he adop ted the Harts, upper High Street, or from tho Lake Saltonstail side as we descend Garden Club meets fourth and other sports of the season. a bam on Tyler Street; Herbert Saltonstail Olvio Association, Brannlgans, Joneses, C) ancys and baptlse.,1 them into t he local lodge BRIARCLIFF Brantord Hill. There are patches of .silvery trees against the white ampano to operate a used car lot Wednesday In Hagaman STRAIGHT BOURBON of the thin snow and Ihe dark sheen ot evergreen. It is t(j9 bad that We can find lieauty at any time of the year at Sallonstali ridge In the rear of 38 Hemingway first Tuesday of month 8 P. M. Memorial Library. with the magic ot the fj.F.u. emblem. 86 5TH passersby cannot get a view of the wide and long expanse ot upper and Ijake, but in winter there is something about the wild rugged Avenue; arts'Louis DeFelloe't• o soil Momauguln Lodge, No. 138 A. F. Bradford Manor Auxiliary meets He gloried, too. In,' the success of the Tambouritza Oi chestra which PROOF BOT 2.99 beauty of the place that is especially appealing IgasoUne at 560-562 Laurel Street. A. M. Stated Communications W the late twenties ipn-ought much fame to the Croatian, people ot the Lake Saltonstail. The lower lake which alone can be seen from the at the Bradford Manor HaU town. PEiWBROOK highway is little more than a mill pond with' a background of the 1st and 3rd Mondays except every Urst Monday ot the long railroad einbankmcnt. But beyond and above and viewed from July and August month. • In recent years, he again brought llic name ot the local C.F.U, into ' BLENDED WHISKEY Amerigo Club meets last Sunday Si the knoll above the pumping station the lake and the ridge are really Woman's Aid Society, old Stone the national spoHlgiht when he directed the lodge sottDall team into sTH 2 95 CONCERT MUSIC FOR ENJOYMENT of each month at 4 P. M, In seaboard ohami^lonslUps. PROOF BOT something to look at these da,vs. Church second Thursday, 2 40% WhUkiei Shut off from public use as a reservoir of the Greater New Haven Club House; P. M. Parish House. • cm occasion, alsio, ho has dabbled in politics but thmc except tor 60% Grain Neutral Splrlte Water supply system the lake and the ridge arc as wild and as bar­ Narkeeta Council, No. 27, Degree his fire corarulsison appointment, ).\a has been stymied, probably be­ Head Of Community Concert Ser­ plan. The Old-World concept OfExpert Booking And High Artis­ Degree of Pocahontas, second Junior Friends of Music, Third ihe difference ren, nearly as in the days of long ago, when the Indians roamed these vice Tells Of Grovrth Of Move­ concerts was music tor analysis' on tic Levels Qivcn As Secret Of Thursdays 3:30 P. M Hagaman cause he has B, fierce lovo for thiiv^s democratic. He Is a m ember of the STRATHMORE CLUB and fourth Wednesdays, Bed parts and called the lake by the name "Ijono-to-non-ket" which be­ a deficit basis, ana largely financed Boara of Directors ot the Commiu ,ilty council and wlthfaV the past year BLENDED WHISKEY ment Since 1921. by government subsidy. The or­ Success Men's Hall, Library. ing translated into the perhaps less musical Knglish meant "Tear of led a^uccessful fight against out slders in Community League competi­ 86 STH n QQ ganized audience: plan is the Ameri­ Pequot Junior Council, every Feb. 17—Momauguln Well Child You know it's a new "Feel" Ihe minute you get in the new Ford. You feel BOT Z.07 the Great Spirit.'' Speaking at a recent conference more Interested In what good music tion. He vehemently adheres to (.hat belief. PROOF can answer to the problem of con­ Conference Momauguln School Whiibl.i tllii product 4 yeor« old We can well • imagine )' gir™bval4 cut into enormous cakes, trucked overland to tlie Qmnmpiac River i^jjj^^ijjgj \ jpg, ^i,,^^ Community Concert sociation carries on the fine tradi­ Haven Chapter, meets second Bridge 8 P. M; Parish HoUse. ^„£,,S°.S1"- •''**^ / -Cennedy and 13 win. ' PLACE YOUR ORDER HOW WITH YOUR FORD DEALER March 18 — East Shore Com­ and packed in sawdust aboard schooners for the long voyage down | ..•jj^ig j^^s not just 1 happened," audience has an artistic perception tions which have been built up Tuesday, 8 P. M. Hagaman S^nlif^'^.A S?*? '°P- performers for The 94 points against New Hamp­ the coast to New York and points south; That was long before the.Mr. French said, "It is the accom- second to none.lbut It Is composed through the years of experience munity Concert High School Branforck HIgb w*f .n^ equally fine Memorial Library. Auditorium. shire in the 1040-47 sensor; Is the present automatic ice boxes were even dreamed of. pllshment of the organized-audience of busy men and women who arean d study of audience reaction.' fl^^^,"?^?^, cnoiked Sp to the hightest total ever scored; by a THE WILSON AUTO SALES CO., INC. V,, ?" °' -oyl"^' Zi' irowsky, Pepe and University ot Connectlcpt Jjasket- 147 MONTOWESE STREET. BRANFORD yls^iiJi^. The v^lsV.iors were held to ball team. 1 I