Ting of the Board of Education It Was Voted to Have Every, Community Has Its LISTEN for AIR RAID Jelly Makers Welcome the Concord! STONY CREEK Faults

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PAGE EIGHT THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., OCTOBER IB, 1942

At the last meeting of the Board of Education It was voted to have Every, community has its LISTEN FOR AIR RAID Jelly Makers Welcome the Concord! STONY CREEK faults. In the go-ahead towns, Motor Vehicle the bulkhead at the. Stony Creek EAST HAVEN people are so busy doiîg use AliAUM PUIDAY BVENINQ school rebuilt. A public college whist will be ful and progressive things, AT 7 O'CLOCK Bulletin Lists KEAL ESTATE TKANSFERS The American Legion Auxiliary held tomorrow at 8 P. M. in the that they don't notice these Louis Palma has been called for defects. Borrniann Grace to J. C. OgUvle et win meet Friday evening at 8 In Three Elm.s, Stony Creek, spon military service and will leave soon. tirfje IHranforb l^bieto 1942 Fatalities ux, 9 Rowe St. the Legion rooms. sored by the Woman's Auxiliary of Lledke C. F. to Marie Espo.slto, AND EAST HAVEN NEWS the Church of Christ, Stony Creek. Miss Lorraine De Bay Is a student Massachusetts Ave. Riverside Hose Co. Auxiliary meets During the first nine months of Mrs. Charles Madeira and Mrs. RussD B. A. to H. W. Edwards et this evening at 8::30. this fall at Stone's College, New VOL. XV—NO. 27 Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, October 22, 1942 this year, 03 Connecticut towns were PRICE FIVE CENTS ux, Florence St ' Kenneth Brookes are In charge of Haven. without an automobile fatality while Quit Claim Deeds Miss Margaret Harrison spent the the sale of tickets . i 70 town.s recorded a total of 210 fa weekend In New York City. Audrey Rogers of Stony Creek Is talities. It was reported In a Motor Durso Marg. J. to C. H. O'Connor ct al, Forbes Place. Scrap metals will be collected In leaving on a two weeks vacation In Vehicles Dopartmoiit bulletin re Stony Crock tomorrow. Pittsburgh and Wllkes-Barre, Pa. Citizens Rally Defense Alarm Women Work On War Orders At The M.I.F. Co. OPA Director Hearty Thanks leased today . HOLC to Mildred Robertson, 204 Roger Chamberlain of East Ha Kimborly Ave. ven has returned from a visit to Last year 73 towns had "deathless" O'Connor Charlotte H. to Marg, J. New York City. Mrs. Ruth Bunnell Is Instructor Mrs. Maude Blschoff has taken an Chairmen Set To Be Changed records for the flr.st nine months of a class In homo nursing which Sets Prices Given For Aid Durso, Forbes Place. apartment at the home of Mr. and while 00 others had a total of 270 starts Monday evening at 8 In the Mortgage Deeds The St. Andrew's Sun.shlne As Mrs. John Russell. ,• fatalities. OgUvlc J. C. et ux to First Fed. casualty station, Christ Church. November 20 On October 26 Of Firewood To Red Cross Flfty-slx towns were without fa sembly will hold a food and fancy Since this class will function only Sav. & Loan A.ssn., 0 Rowe St.; Bat- work sale In the chapel Saturday talities both last year and this dur- If e,îough are enrolled it Is impor Plans for the coming Citizens pa Pound It Impossible To Alert Ci Maximum Priooa Eatabllshed For station Wagon Fund Reaches tor Bldg. Mat. Co.. afternoon. ln(5 thti first nine months. These Robertson Mildred E to HOLC, tant that all who are Interested at SALVAClli: IS A TANGIBLli; triotic rally were formulated Thurs vilian Defense Workers With Branford And East Havon Ooal —Offloial Exprosaos Ap-• towns are: A.shford, Barkhamstcd, 204 Klmberly Ave. tend this first meeting. Those who day night at a meeting In the high Foxon Grange will visit Hamden out Undue Overloading of Tel Zones. prociation. nottcon Pall.s, Bethany, Bethel, Beth Van Horn Elsie to Community B. cannot bo present but intend to TASK THAT ANYONE CAN school John Donnelly was appoint lehem, Bolton, Bozah, Brldgcwater, Grange Monday evening. take tho course please call Mrs. ed chairman of the meeting, Miss ephone Lines on Present System •& T. Co., Foxon Road. In order to encourago tho cutting Some little time ago, Branford Brookllcld, Brooklyn, Burllngtun, Bunnell 182-14 or Mrs. Hooghkirk PEHF0K5I Roberta Pellegrini, secretary, and A.s.sl|{nnienl of AIortBagos of llrowood to supplement a sharp Branch, Red Cross started a quiet Canterbury, Canton, Chester, Clin 557-5 Mrs. Walter Delon, chairman of a Local civilian defense workers will Baer Louise T. est. to F. F. Baor, NEW VOTERS MADE ly reduced fuel oil supply, Conneotl- campaign for funds with which to ton, Colchostor, Colcbrook, Colum program committe to arrangs for a be mobilized by an audible signal In «nnllli! Ornpo for nimions," li sllnlnt; ronslnnlly. Then In Inn to a from aul.seppe'Slnl.scalchl, Main St. Mit wood dealers will be allowed to buy and equip an Emergency Sta-" bia, Derby, Durham, Eastford, East The registration of voters held master of ceremonies, a speaker, the 109 communities In Connecti X wlmt Hoi'nc'i- tticelny k>i'nicil Jllll tdlUiiu boitatvl boll hacd li Release of Mornrage charge up to $14.50, $17 or $20 per tlon Wagon. , nduutii. _. . ! Ortuiby, Eastoii, E.'ssex, Franklin, Saturday added 43 now electors to musical numbers, and other enter cut In event of a blackout or air tllo Conooi'd Biiipp. Tlil/f bliin-liliult TaiT C. 8. to C. W. Kees et al, cord for delivered llrowood, depend Krupii IH n iiiillvu at MnBancliiiniillK Remove from fire, sklni, pour Oo.shen. the list. Veteran registrars antici tainment features appropriate' to raid, according to regulations an Because it was a purely local pro Thompson Ave. ing on the area In which it Is sold. and Ims long been ri'Ouijntr.LMl ns fiulrkly. rahilUn hot Jolly at onco. pate a total registration of about such an occasion, the purpose of nounced by State Defense Admin ject, and definitely not connected uno of tlm nnoHt Ki'itpos nvallalilu •2 cups llubt corn ayrup nuiy bo Also, Haddam, Hampton, Harwln- Judgment Men State OPA Director Chester Bowles 20 per cent of last year duo to tho which is to bring together as a istrator Wesley A. Sturges, which with tho Annual Red Cross Roll for Jully nmklnK. Koi'luiinloly for BUlistllutod for 2 cups of thu sUBai', ton, Lcdyard, Monroe, New Fairfield, Baldino Nun/.latta by Working- announced. lionicniakdi's, tho Contoril Bn'l'o number of local men In service who body those who are united in the will take effect at 12.01 A. M. on Call, no great amount of publicity RIPE CRAPE JAM North Branford, North Stonlngton, men's Investment Co., 2 pes, Gor October 20. Previously this mobili Tho price celling order, signed by was used. 1ms now found Ita way'lo nlmuat Oxford Pl.ymoulh, Pomfrot, Preston, have reached voting ago. The common bond of giving those near o\'ory Hccllon of our c'ounlry,', ...M C'/j cups prepared fruit don St. zation was by telephone following State OPA Director Chester Bowles, A few letters of appeal were sent 7 cupH suKur* ticddlng, Woxbury, Salem, Scotland, aboU.shment of the to-be-made list to them to the service of their coun ConcordB—iiliniB Willi many otlior Ui.slrlbulioM a so-called "confidential" or "yel Is the first to orlglntite In the Con to Individuals, and Industries, but 1 box powdered fruit pnclln Sherman, Southbury, Sterling, Un precludes an estimate of the number try. vilrlotlos—Bpoll tliu end of sumnior. Bailey Sarah E. est to S. M. Bailey, low" signal received at the local necticut Office of OPA. It establishes aside from these, and a news item If we hiivo procriiRllnnU'd and tullod ^ To prepare frull, slip skins from ion, Voluntown, Warren, Washing of new voters expected by the re nbiuit 3 pounds fully rlpo Brapoa. 2, pes. Pleasant Ave. Since the first meeting Willys Report Center. ileflnlto dollars and cents celling now and then in local columns, It to tnko ndvanloBo .of (lio mnny ton, Waterford, Weston, Wllllngton, spective party leaders. truilB nnd Uonios In oilr mnrkulH, Add 1 cup water to pulp, bring to a Pratt has been selected to be-mas- prices oii standard sizes and vari was a very quietly conducted cam boll, and ulainier, covored, Ti mla- Wlnd.sor Locks, Woodbridge, Wood Because the civilian agencies have ' now Is tho timo to got bnny wllh ter of ceremonies and the date will eties of firewood. Prices depend on paign, for tlie rcoaon given above. our Jolly mnkluB nnd ruplonlHli utuH. llomovn seeds by slevInK, bury. Tho selectmen will make now be November 20th . Increased in personnel various tests Chop or grind skins; ndd to pulp, conducted in the larger communities whether the wood is picked up by For a time It looked as If i\\\s , tlioso vncnnl BIIOIVQB. Towns with no fatalities this year voters Saturday, October 17 from Although not all groups had Tho flliorl Ijoll rcclpuH koep thut It desired, tho Rraled rind of an Rural Towns as well as in many other showed It the buyer at the wood lot or at a method was not going to get; rer from January through September I) A. M. to 8 P. M. at the town hall. sent delegates to this meeting InlrlguhiB (lunllty of fully rlpo oi'snge nniy bo added. ; was Impracticable and often im dealer's yard or delivered to the suits, and. the outlook was far firom Krupos. Tho flavor of Ihono Jclllua' Measure sugar Into dry dish, and nnd their records tor tho same per the town's various organizations buyer's home. nnd jams Is dollclous; yoii gain set abide niitll luiedeil. Mcsaaure pre Organizing For Mrs. Gertrude Chappell, Mrs. possible to alert civilian defense encouraging. iods for the. same period lost year were well represented as follows: While prices vary for hardwood moro glnssoB from cvury pound of pared fruit Into a 5'to-O (piart kettle, CulUgaii and Mrs. Lucy McLay jjlan workers without undue overloading Tho mind and money of Branford fruit,' nnd Ihoy "sol" to porfucllon. fllUnK up last cup or fraction of follow: Avon, four last yoar; feran- Town First Selectman, C. H. delivered In each of the three zones to represent Navajo Council 54, D. of telephone lines. As the result seemed to run In other directions, i'ollow divoctlons onrofully; cap with water If neeeasary. ford, two last year; East Haddem, Scrap Harvest Page; Red Cross, J. E. Donnelly, In the State, the celling price at the of P. at tho state convention In of requests from many towns the and tho Station Wagon seempd CONCORD QRAPE JELLY Place over hottest fire. Add pow* one last year Naugatuck, one last Mrs R. P. Bailey; Corcoran Sund- roadside nearest a wood lot Is $10' Bridgeport on Soturday. State Defense Council has worked sidetracked. iifaUes iihoiit H iiU'iMiim uhmscs) dei'ed fruit peclln, mix well and Year;, East Lyme, three last year; Connecticut Volunteers, organ quist Post, Comdr. J. Mellor, F. V. throughout Connecticut for a cord •1 cupn Juico continuo stirring tnitli mlxtm-o on the problem for several months Thon Branford came to the Ellington, one last year; Enlleld, ized In 115 rural Connecticut towns, Reynolds; Italian - American, S. measuring 4'x4'x8', In fireplace or I'AI cups aURnr' eonioH (o a hard boil. At once pour In conjunction with other New Eng- fronti . •• •' In BURar, stirring constantly.' (To four last year; Hamddn, four last are joining forces with salvage com Three cases of whooping cough Desiderlo; Garden Club, Mrs. J. H. .stove lengths (12", 10" or 24") the I ',4 botllo fruit pcolln Conttnued On Page Seven ' Iijdlvldudls, industries, ••Olutisj reduce foaming, '4 leaHpoon,butter year; Hebron, one last year; Kent, mittees, newspapers, schools and were reported here for the week McCabe; Associated Business, Mrs. the roadside price Is universally $12 To prepare Juioe, stem about 3 may be added,) Continue stirring, poiinds fully rlpo Ernpos and crush three, Inst year; Kllllngly, one last other agencies In Coniiectlcut's ending October 13. Walter Delon, Miss Roberta Pelll- a cord. Groups, 'and orBnnliiatiplis.i ro-i hriUK lo a lull tvlllny boll, and l/"i( year; Lebanon, one last year; Lis sponded and the ploturKv'looitcd tliorouffhiy. Add Mi CU)) wiitor, brlUB litn-il I ininitlc. greatest .scrap collection campaign. grinl; Pawson Tribe, I. O. R M., In signing tho order permitting to'U' boll, eovor, and slmniur 10 bon, two last year; Lyme, one last Solly Dofiadlo; Croatian M. R.. brighter. Tho Fund grow and,•ho Remove from fire, skim, poiu" Reports to tho State Farm Scrap Guilford, S. Leslie Spencer; Mllford, 9th Sugar Stamp higher prices, Bowles emphasized minutes. Place frull In Jelly cloth year; Mansfield, three last year; Belanlc; Women's Relief Corps, gool was In sight! . ; or buB and stiuoezo out Julco. quickly, I'arallln hot Jam at oneii. Harvest Committed show the Vol Michael Preto; North Branford, the growing Importance of firewood Mkldlofleld, one last year; Hartland, Measure sugar and Juice into Makes nbout' 12 EinaeoB (0 lluid unteers, In town after town, are tak Frank Snow; North Haven, John Mrs. B. M. Lounsbury, Mrs. Nellie Good Next Week Continued on Pago Four Tho folks In Branford, the lii- ouneuB ouch). one Inst year. E.- Rice; Rotary, S. V. Osborn; dustrles, the orgonlzatlonH,' and Inrso saucepan and mix. ing on tho job of canvassing the en NutUe; WalUngford, Mrs. R. J. Tor .Sliowinjj; woiiu'n (in siinii' ol' Ih;' li;.'lili'r (Hassi's iil' iiiiu'liiiii' wiirli, iilsci (liiwcr Icl'l) on • Bring to a boll over hottest llrd •.T/i cups llBht corn ayrup may bo Widow's Son Lodge, Charles Bax Also, New Canaan, two last year; tire community,_ calling on every refy. Sugar ration stamp No. 9 will bq clubs, gave their time and' labofj and nt once ndd bottled frull pectin, substltutnd. for !)',i cups of suBar. Combination Oil and Gas Range ter, E. T. Albertine; Lithuanian ooro-iiialdMg iiiiicliineH, inul (lowci' rit,'lit) ns liiliiinilnry l(M',liiii(!inM. I' New Hartford, one last year; North family In t,ovhi to tell them about Tho Connecticut Volunteers, or good for the purchase of three and money and' made It posslbTl) the scrap campaign an durgo them Bros. Soc., J. Zukowski, T. Godl- tor their .local Bed.Oi;oss^ to • owt^ I promises ond Institutional users as Caiman, three last year; North Ha ganized by tho State USDA War Jlonogruiu, thlio only ranjie built witli-llie diving flue pounds of sugar for hohie use be Attic Auction COUPON NO. NINE ven, live last year; Prospect, four'_ to search their barns and cellars, Board and the Extension Service of alis;,. Knights of Columbus, J. RATIONING BOARD REPUBLICAN CLUB ./-v .. i'the urgently needed, Station .Wa- I restaurants and eating places who tween November 1 and December last year; Ridgonold, two last year; pastures and fence rows for scrap the University of Connecticut, are (it's patciited) lieats all four sides of tlie oven. This Murphy, Lee McGrall; Schools, R. GIVES TIRE GRANTS HEARS CANDIDATE FOR THREE POUNDS 15, the Office ofPrice Administra Defense Rental iNeiS VJVer >P4UU \ The goal ,ha8 beeiiJf,ott()hed;. and use sugDi'.to produce food to be Seymour, sevcij last year; Sharon, metal. ' '.' formed to carry out any war-win Sûunniloes tlie finest bakiuj,' results. The diving flue— E..Plnkham; Woodland Iôdge, H. cateii on the premises, Bowles said tion announced. ,we hope arid knbwv thftfe«yMy; C*''*' one last'year; Slmsbury, one la.st Rt)bort G. Kbptiiirn, county farm ning activity that particularly re Kiiiiiller in size—saves pi-ec.ious lieat. Prices start nt Pihl and Otto B. Anderson. At the meeting of the Branford The Women's Republican Club Thnt heaping teaspoon of sugar Stamp No. 8, which calls for five Tho Attic Auction, sponsored by tributor to thlsAWptthy cSiiise will their allotments for. tho next ra- year;'Somors, two last year; Straf .scrap harvest manager for New Ha lates to rural people. In July they Rationing bqaid'held Monday.night Rule Explained Imet , Monday in the Academy. Mrs. $17l).()0 instiillecl. pounds, expires.:at riiidnlghttOctO" • ..',:...".-.' rj • '-..•'i:.^. -. ^_...-.' the, Branford'. Garden club,, in the feel the hftpptnees 'that o6m«s from Win be-slightly levelled-off during tloiilng period have been cut apford, one Inst year; Stratford, throe ven county, has ' reported to the conducted a state-wide Inventory of t'he foUbWlng were" gratited:" Pas- Wisley'Sturges was'two'spffakcr in ber 31.;-" 7 ••••;"".•• ""':~':r.^^ ' ^-^ Community House, Saturdoy netted the realization that they helped In: the next sugar rotlonlng period, proximately 10 per cent. last year; SuITield, throe last year; committee that 17 rural towns In gardens and canning. House-to- quale Pescle, four passenger tubes, Extension of rent control to the the place of Major Ranulf Comp- BUDGET PAYMENTS OPA also announced allotments over $400 being received lor the Red tt truly noble work. , according to Information released Hospital allotments have been Trumbnll, ono lust year; Watortown, Now Haven County are organized house canvassing for the farm scrap Reception Held two passenger retreads (second entire country does not mean that ton who was unable to be present. for industrial . and institutional Cross station wagon fund. Mrs, W. Every donation la a direct con by the State Olllco of Price, Ad out only about l)ve per cent, he one Inst year; Westbrook, two last for the scrap harvest drive with 140 harvest is thor second undertaking. grade); S. J. RogalskI, three pas the rent dates for the Connecticut The hostesses were Mrs. A. E. Ham users for November and December. T. Nott, chairman of the auction tribution to the: comfort, and ministration. year; Windsor, live last year; Wol- neighborhood leaders taking part. senger retreads; • L. Santa Barba, defense-rental areas will be changed mer, Mrs. Claude Stannard and pointed out, • jt' .Thursday Night Institutional users, including ho wishes to thank all who In any way health, and happiness of the fine Sharply shrinking .-iugar stock.s cott, one Inst yeaiT. two passenger retreads; P. J. Ja- It was warned today by Anthony F. Mrs. Irving N. Harrison. Town scrap harvest managers in l!î!S^^!t5^^5^§{ii^^t5i5îi(iSiii|g!iiM§!iS{a^^ tels, restaurants and similar Insti helped, especially the commltttc men and women, all over the' in the United States make rediioed An informal reception was held worskl, four passenger retreads; E. Arpala, director .x)t the New Haven Mrs. Grace Hunter, president, ap these towns have boon named as tutions, will receive 80 per cent of members, friends of the club, tho wprld, who are fighting for our I'AKTY AT ACADEMY in the Congregational Church Kllgerman, two passenger retreads Defense-Rental Area. Inquiries to pointed a nominating committee allotments neco.s.'iary In all cato* follows: Branford, Harold Tousey; the sugar base established by them. ouCtloneers, Harry Grier and safety. , Thursday night to meet the Rev. T. Manin, four passenger retreads; the local area office Indicates that for tho December election; Mrs. gorlos of usois. Slate OPA Director Members of the V/omen's licpub- RENT DECREASE NOT An allotment of 85 per cent of Charles F Freeman, S. A. Grlswold Wo can well Imagine the tingle IN APPRECIATION and Mrs. Matthew G. Madden. Large Quinnlplac Council, Boy Scouts of some landlords believe that the Frank M. Daley, chairman; Mrs. Chester Bowles said In announcing lloan Club conducted a card party been established for hospitals treat who donated a truck and a driver of prido and satisfaction the peo ALLOWED FOR LESS HEAT To all those friends,and neigh jars of autumn foliage and cut America, three passenger tubes, recent announcement of extension W, Claude Stannard, Mrs. M. D. schedules for the period.beginning Monday evening In the Academy. ing patients suffering from acute for the ooUootlon of articles, Harry ple of our town will, experience bors who assisted us hi all ways flowers were used in decorating As two passenger retreads; G, Petty, Stanley. November 1. Ml.ss Svca Anderson won the door Illness and temporarily residing in of areas and Imposition of a maxi Brazeau, members of • the motor \vhon thoir local Red Cross Btatlo'h Landlords furnishing minimum through the many weeks of Illness sisting were the following deacons four passenger retreads; R. L. Na-mum rent date later than that In • Sugar Coupon No. 0, which he- prize and table prizes wore won by the hospital. OPA said, however, corps, Mrs. William D. PInkham, Wagon, :wlth. Its trim looking Mo heat services under the maximum and after the death of our husband and their wlyes: Mr. and Mrs. E. that It was expected the greater son, two (second grade) retreads; effect here means that the entire AIR ALARM TEST . ' Miss Lang, Miss Benton, Harry. Lar comes valid November 1, Is valued Mesdnmes John Bnrron, Henry Hol- tor Corps operators, rolls • through rent regulations consistent with the and father — for flowers and gifts NG LeRoy Bartholomew, Mr and Mrs.par t of the sugar would be used J. D. Batrow, one passenger tube, country will be under rent control Simultaneously with" other towns son, Mrs'.Arthur Ailing, Mrs. Sam at three pounds and must stretch senbeck, B. L. Barker, Svca Ander- one passenger retread; H. G. Cooke town with Red Cross supplies for U. S- Government's fuel oil rationing and ears loaned we wish to express William E. Hitchcock, Mr. and Mrs. for patients and that doctors, based on the same rent date. in tho New Itoven District Bran uel A. Doane, Mr, and'Mrs. Donald to December 15, six weeks and Ave .son, F. B. Pond, Otto Anderson, the boys at the Frdnt.' our deep appreciation. M..A. Huglns, Mr. and Mrs. William nurses, and hospital employes would three new truck tires, one new truck ford win sound Its four minute air Sawtelle, the last four being cash Frank Ralola, Clarence D. Mungor, program this winter, will not be re This feeling will be the reward to days In all, he deolared. To the M. I. F. Co., Steel Work Van Wllgen, Mr. and Mrs .Harry G. be served the same as persons eata- tube. "The recent orders designating raid alarm Friday night at seven iers, George Fousor and Glno Nar- Charles Madeira, W. J. McGoo, Ro quired to cut n-uixlinum. rents allow all who have givehf their 'iiioney "In elVeot, this provides the house ers Union, Pawson Tribe, I. O. R. M. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Bald Ing In other institutions. tho entire country as a defense-ren o'clock. della. Among the articles which land F Geler, and F. J. McCutheon. able, according to an announcement and labor and tlm6 to the.Bran- hold consumer with a Uttlb loss — one and all we thank you most win. Representatives ,were present ROTARY tal area speclllcally excepts the The object of the test Is to debrought big prices wore a Sheffield Serving on the committee were made today by Anthony F. Apnla lord Rod Cross In Its work of mer- sugat thon his usual half-pound sincerely. from the Congregational churches At a meeting of the Branford Ro areas where,rent control Is already termine the dead spots where the plate tea set and a coverlet in blue Mrs. Walter Delon, Mrs. Grace Smith Director of U. S .Runt Control In We Plan and Print HOME ECONOMIST weekly allotment In the past." of Stony Creek and North Branford. tary Club Monday noon Warren J, in effect," Mr. Arpala said. "The alarm Is not audible. and tan, an antique. Buttons ai:- oy- ', :'''•' '/•:', • ' '• ': Mrs. John Beaver, Mrs. Wlnlleld the Now Haven Area. Mrs. Eugene Morrison Bowles expltilned. Mrs. Norman V. Lamb was in charge TO GIVE COURSE Scott, director of^ the Bureau of Wardens who cannot hear the tracted quite a little attention, also The purpose of this message is Morgan, Mrs. Irving Harrison, Mrs. Arpala's announeement followed an Miss Katherino Morrison legal rent date for accommodations' of. arrangements and Mrs. T. .1. Hopr Sanitary Engineering, State of alarm will report the fact to their prints and lithographs. One dress to extend the slndii^'e gratitude of Figures on national sugar stocks William, Wilson, Mrs. Irving G. Field, avalance of Inquiries, revealing con other than those Included In hotels cause of tlie reduction In allot Tjer, Mrs. B. L. Barker and Mrs. Coming to the defense of the Connecticut spoke on "How the and rooming houses the 30 days Zone warden. In green and paisley was worn by the local Red Crpsato the .people Mrs. B. L. Barker, and Mrs, Thomas fusion and misunderstanding on the housewives' food budgets and their ments, show tho country's present tickets Martha Hopper were in charge of State Protects the Water Supply." ended on April 1, 1941. This legal the donor's mother when she rcr of Branford,.to the'siimmer visitors, Hopper. subject of rationed heating fuel and families health Is this cooking school supply Is 53 per oenl of.normal, BUSINESS refreshments which were served by maximum rent date will remain In SEALS FOR SOLDIERS celved Abraham LIncpln. Trinity at our shores, to' the Industries, consetiuent olfect upon residential for the Branford Ambulance Fund, Bowles added. the Arlstonlans MOTHERS CLASS STARTS effects unless It Is changed by a Anyone wishing to purchase Aid served the luncheon. (here and iriNesw :,Haven) to the service. , to be held three Tuesdays, Nov. 10, Mr. Maddern, who In September Under the leadership of the Bran Christmas Seals for early package clubs, groups, arid other'organiza Under the new allotment provls- Complete and harmonious cooper DIRECTORY 17 and 24 at 2 P. M. in the Branford specific order written for this area. Members of the committee were: took up his duties as pastor of the ford Nurse Association Motiiers' mailing may secure them from tions for their splendid cooperation slons, industrial users will get 70 ation between'tenant and landlord booklets Theatre. The school will be con If any such change Is made It will Mrs. W, T. Nott, chairman; Mrs. S. FC U/ICTORY church, was born in Rayland, Ohio, classes have again started and will be given adequate publicity Mrs. Robert Williams, chairman of and neighborly supptirt. per cent of their 1941 consumption, to conserve fuel Is requested by Ar- Why not have your typewriter and ducted by Miss Kathleen Crow em A. Grlswold, Mrs. Samuel Doane, and was graduated .from Bethany continue on Thursdays at 2;30. this year's sale. And now the goal Jiiie Is crossed; institutional users will got 00 per pnla. Lixndlords will'not be per adding maciilne equipment placed inent home economist and national Mrs. Dbnald Sawtelle, Mrs. Arthur m BUY College, West Virginia, He later at Mothers, prospective mothers and F. S. F. Norden will give Its 45th and Red Cross of Branford extends cent and hospital users will got 85 mitted to make capital or lake ad in first class condition? Our fully ly known lecturer and writer on the Ailing, Mrs, Rufus Shcpard, Mrs. a great big "Thank You, Folks" per cent. Their allotment pqriodi f/M UNITUI) tended Yale Divinity School. anyone Interested is Invited to at entertainment and dance, Wednes- Georgia Chapter, O. E. S. will George Fouser ,Mrs. M. D. Stanley, UfiL STATUS vantage of the fuel rationing pro equipped service department will stationery preparation and cooking of foods. for your wonderful help. 'nr uKFENSi: In 1935 Mr. Madden married Miss tend those weekly Instruotlon I day evening, November 25 In Svca' give a bridge at tho Academy, Oc- Mrs Winchester Bennett, Mrs. also starting November 1, ends gram, any more than will tenants do this work promptly and efllcl- Miss Crow ranks as one of the Sincerely, Necember 31. /HWBONDS Elsie Cox of West Haven. They* classes. Hall • 'tober 30. Prank Low, Mrs. John McCabe, (w3ff .\Ntt bo allowed a decrense In rent when enlly and fiirnlsh, without charge, outstanding food experts In the JOHN E. DONNELLY Deilnlng industrial users as man «MlSTAMP.S the landlord Is making every effort I have one child, a daughter, Thelma Mrs. C. B. Hitchcock, Mrs. Nor loan machines. United States and combines clever Jean. Mr. Maddern comes to Bran man V Lamb, Mrs. Robert M. Wil ufacturers who use sijgar In pro-' to comply with both' the rationing RELIANCE TYPEWRITER CO. ness and charm In the presentation announcements ford from a most successful six- liams, Mrs H. ' B. Bunnell, Mrs. CATHERINE REGAN duclng food to be eaten oir the program and mlxlmxim rent regula of the school. She has conducted History Appears In State Register C. B. GUY, Mgr.. year pastorate at Mill Plain Union Roger A. Benton, Mrs. M, J, Car tions. ' cooking schools In all sections of the BURIED SATURDAY Church. plnella, Mrs. W. A. Drisler, Miss Telephone 7-2738 country and wins friends and fol Branford Settlement Printed Un Sharon, Cornwall, Norfolk, Gosh Settled By "Strict Congregation The announcement declares that Madolln R. Zacher and Miss Eu cveit though tho heat problem has 109 crown Street New Haven lowers of her rnethods wherever she der Title "Origin Of The Names en and SalLsbury; picked out for al Men, They Repaying The The funeral of Miss Catherine E. factory forms ATTENDANCE REPORT genia Bradley. not yet developed to critical propor goes. * of Connecticut Tovnis." them, perhaps by the committee of Charges, Which Are Between Regan of 101 East Main Sreet was Nine hundred pupils had perfect the General Court appointed to lay held from her late residence Satur tlons due to the unseasojiably njlld 42-lnch Apron Sink and Tubs.com Streamlined and designed to fit £12 and £13." attendance records for the month the times of rationed sugar and "Origins of the Names of the them out. Four are named for STRANGE BLASTS HEARD day morning with requiem high weather. It Is well that the people plete with enamel legs, $41.95. All prepare to moot the fuel shortage I of September. Of these 399 atten other war-time conserving pro Connecticut Towns" Is the title of places In England, well known and such tearmos as shall be agreed be Branford In common with other mass In St. Mary's Church cele types of steel kitchen cabinets In office forms problem now. ded the Junior-Senior High School grams, this cooking school will teach a new section running in the 1942o f unusual interest, three for their twlxt hlmselfe ti the commltty."- nearby communities was rocked by brated by the Rev. Father Edward stock. Cabinet sinks, range boil 105, attended the Harrison Avenue Branford women how to bake just edition of the Connecticut State happy Biblical connotations,—all a condition Mr. Eaton never ful a series of mysterious mdffled ex J Domenske. James E Cosgrove, ers, furnaces and radiators. School, 118 attended the Laulel as rich and delicious cakes with Register and Manual. Compiled by entirely In the manner of any mod filled. Consequently the Court "held plosions just before Id o'clock yes vocal soloist, rendered "Mother of THE CONN. PLUMBING St HEAT Street School, 74 attended the smaller quantities of sugar; how to Helen Earle Sellers, the opening ern real-estate agent. at Newhaven the 25th of March terday morning, the cause of which Christ," accompanied by Wis. J. J. High School Gra J's ING MATERIALS CO. sales bills Short Beach School, 71 attended choose and prepare the lower-pric paragraph is a quotation from an Every town has Its Individuality, 1644' ordered thatt they to officials have not made know. Most Collins, organist. The! bearers were the Harbor Street School, 56 at Timothy Leahy, .Frank J. Cpyle^ 18 Though S6 1730 State Street New Haven ed cuts of meats to a delectable 1876 historical address given by the has had a history peculiar to Itself whome the affayres of the town is rpsldcnts agreed that there was a Phone 6-0028 tended the Stony Creek School, 41 tenderness and taste; how to plan Honorable Samuel Church at the and a special train of Incl'dents intrusted shall dispose of Totokett series of three minute-long blasts Dennla Collins, John Ahern, Franlf attended the Canoe Brook School meals and dishes that will cut food Centennial Celebration In Salis that led up to its Incorporation, according as In their wlsdome they which shook houses, rattled win J. .Klnner and Joseph Daly,, The PROTESTANT Woman wants posi folding boxes — die cutting and 36 attended the Indian Neck costs and still make the family cheer bury: "To: perpetuate the annals of choice of name and recognition see cause." dows and in some instances knock burial was in St. A,gnes Cemetery. tion as companion or housekeep School. with joy at every tinkle of the din a retired New England town may thereby. The choice of name Is very It was subsequently granted to ed objects from shelves; The death of Miss Regan bccurried er with elderly couple or adults. Neither Canoe Brook School or ner bell. seem to some a trifling affair. But closely integrated with the early Mr. Swayne and some others In The concussion caused no alarm. In her home Wednesday following a ong Illness, • ' Good CO*. Miss B. Spauldlng. Stony Creek School each had a All the women of Branford, who there is nothing dearer, to a man life of Its people. » Wethersfleld, "strict Congregation Branford Post Oltlce. single case of tardiness for the are Interested In good cooking and of sen.stbllity, than his home." Of Branford the Register has al! men, they repaying the charges, NEW BOOK READY Miss Regan Is survived by a sis whole month of September. making their food dollars go further That is a fitting Introductory. this to say, "A deed to all the land wiilch are between JE12 and fl3." • Mrs. Hazel Raybold Langdale fin ter, Mrs, Julia Mcdulre of Bran LQST—Pass Book No. 10092. It are especially invited to attend this Settlements in most cases hap within the limits of this town was Settlement began almost at once. ished proof reading thl^ week on ford, and two brothers, William, of Branford Printing Co. Parish privileges were granted in hfar new hook, "Jon of the Albany Branford and John'of West Haven, found return to Branford Sav SPECIAL COMMITTEE instructive school on the three Tues. pened to come before names, secured to tho white men from ings Bank. 10-1,15,29 Robert Richardson, chairman of days of Nov. 10, 17 and 24 at 2 P. M. though exception must be made In Montoese, Sachem of the Matta- October 1686; the Court declaring Belle," for spring publication by the, the Defense Council has appointed In the Branford Theatre. particular of seven of the towns In beseck Indians In 1638, a few days "theire great rcadyness to onoorleg B. P. Dutton & Co., Inc. BOARD MAKES VOTERS , . FOR SALE~-Black ICltchen range Printers Publishers the following members to serve of the "Western Lands" In Litchfield after the purchase of Quinnlplac so good a jv/orke." Named In 1653 Jon, Is not a sequel to "Mark of The Board of AdmlnlstratlPn ad for Coal or wood. Tel. 548-4. a special committee to consider BRIDGE OF HONOR County, and some others. These (New Haven). It was called by the for Brentford, on the river Brent Seneca Basin" but Is a worthy siic- mitted 142 to the elector's oath at details of the pew alarm system to Sea Scouts of this district will seven were sold at auction by or Indian name, Totokct. Then: "Att in Kent County, England and cessor and is laid In 1850. Illustra the session In the town hall Sataur- ROOM FOR RENT - >vith or daj;, 108 In the first district; 14 Ih •become effective October 26: R hold a Bridge of Honor November der of the General Court of 1737. a Genrll Court held the It of the spelled for a. long time Brandford tions will be by Sandra James. ^without board. Quiet location, L09 the second and 20 In ^he thU'd. The Haistead Mills, Herbert Gallaudet, 9 at the New Haven headquarters. Here the implication is clear, 7th moneth 1640, the plantation of,It was set off from Kew Haven as central near beach. Tel. Bran-: Bpard will again be In session on Win Yowr Wings Ernest V/ood, Roy C. Enqulst, (Jhjpf | Carl Gullans, Austin Ryer, Wil- though documentary evidence Is Totokett is granted to Mr. Bamuell a separate town In 1685. Mrs William Blunilen of Cedar ford 71-3. Street will entertain' the'members Nov, 2,tp admit those whose rights k.^Wk^«3 Christlan Woehrle, Thorwald Ham- liam Sullivan, Robert Hammell and missing, that these towns already] Eaton (brother of the governor) Totoket, deriu.: uncertain. Bran Be a Flying Officer Phone 4^0628 mat)U'e between Oct, 17 ox\i the WANTED—2 Molders helpers, 18 veil mer John Sliney and Mrs. Alice T. I William Hayden are expected to had had euphonious and pleasant-j for'isuch friends as he shall bring ford Point was Mulllner's Neck, of Woodland Temple, Pythian Sis ters, on Thursday, Oct. 20, ji date of election, Nov, 3. Go To Your Nearest Navy ' years or over. Apply personally at Peterson. The group meets tonight., appear for advancement. ly suggestive names; Kent, Canaan'over from olde England, and upon named for a nearly settler;" ' RecruUmg Station Today Victor's Brii.ss Fovmdry. Boston And Ail< About Clati V-S Post Road, Guilford. illii§iPiiMifWi«pFl^^

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PAGE TWO THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFOB.D, CONN., OCTOBER 22, 1042 THE BKANPORD REVIEW, BEANFORD, CONN,, OCTOBER 22, 19.12 — I>AQE THREE any idea of getting draft dcfor- INCREASE TAX? meiil Ihercliy. WASHINGTON From Our Readers wucityouiiui^wuu STRAIGHT FROM "Wliat's in my LUNCH EstabUihcd lOlS Thousands of workers tlirough- + •—^—+ SHORT BEACH oul the country have jumped SNAPSHOTS Red Cross Notes Published Every Thursday at The following letter rccewid by WM BO IDS their regular peacetime and per BY JAMES pnesTON NEW YORK BOX today?" Branford, Conneetlout John C. Barnes by his nephew In Actual experience on the world's ST. ELIZABETH R, G. CHURCH man Wllltam Pardee, Apprentice haps unglamornug'jobs to go lo Seaman Harold Roganson, Baker by Dorothy Qicig by T-Ê White House Is now the hub Australia was sent to the Review. war fronts has proved the collapsi Pastor, Rev. William O'Brien work for defense imluslries. ble boat an essential safely feature Curates, Rev. Joseph Buckley First Class George Yonikc. Pvt. THE BRANFORD REVIEW, Inc. of our war economy. From It « Rockdale, Sydney. Not only is this,unlikely to re stems the new order of policy and lor bolh Naval and land based ; SLMPLB LINCS MSi',*i Rev, William Myers nichard Klrby, Yocman Lester 37 Roso Street Australia N. S. W. planes. They are made of rubber —KICn TUIJI |^j\^-«" ' sult in draft deferment, but it action. The Chief Executive Is Mass 10:00 Itumm, Dear Uncle: ized material, easily inflated. IA formal dress of'i "^ ~ V Hostages: The American Red In a position to accomplish many In ttddlllon lo tho club's checks miglit nctually hasten I he day of You will please accept my apology I crepe wllli slim j " ^ ' ^ Cross has cabled its representatives things without the consent of Con UNION CHAPEL members are donating money lo MEYER LE3HINE Publisher the draft call, according to Ijieu- for not answering your letter dated j silhouette, cov- in Geneva to arrange Immediate gress and to put Into force policies |crcd shoulder Rev. Mr, Newton of WcstviUc, pastor pack boxes of incidentals for tho June 5th, 1942 sooner, but I have distribution of standard Red Cross ALICE T. PETERSON Editor tenaiil-C'oiniiiander I'alrick II, that, to date, Congress has refused 1 line and strictly 9; 45 Church School same boys, , been all this time making enquiries •minus frills is food parcels to the 1,400 Americans Winston, as,siHtant executive of lo give him the power to do. One ex 11:00 Morning Worship. Other local boys In the armed about Robert Ward and the other s perfect for for- interned by the German authorities, ample is the limitation of S25,ooo forces will be remcmbored at a la' selective service hendqiiarlers in boys of the Branford Battery. I ^mal autumn din- in occupied P'l'ance. Those pack Tclcpliono Branford iOO net upon Individual Incomes. , Ing. This o>c- t Mr. and Mrs. Chris KItsos of tor date, , AVasliington. have made every effort to get in ages contain meal, sugar, fats, dried ;^''„ j catching; New i Chlcopce, Mass. and Miss Connie Addressing the conventinii of touch with them In Sydney, but I fruits, tobacco and other supple ' subscription Rate: ] York creation Edwin of Wallingford were guests $2.00 a Year, Payable In Advance tile National Assoointinn of Food CXCEPTINO perhaps the Selec was told they are not In N. S. Wales accents today's | mentary food rations packe in the tive Service Act and the pros and therefore they must be In .^jnarrow lines United Stales. Additional distribu Monday of Merritt E. Taylor. AdverlisitiB Rates On Application Chains in Chicago, Lieutenanl- Lanphier's Cove ..'^ nvith stunning tions will take place every fortnight. pective labor draft by the War some other state, and, on account j bead embrodiery , Commander Winston said: Manpower Commission, no govern of the War Precautions Act, the The need for clothing, medical aid Mr .and Mrs. George Reading avo Mhnber of \ on the low-cut occupying the Hammond apart Mrs, Gcorgo Swift has moved to "A .man moving voluntarily ment step has ever molded, so dras American Center In Sydney cannot At tho Batlle of Midway an Army {bodice front and and other supplies not furnished to . New England I'ress Association ment. Branford. from a non-essential industry lo tically, the future of^the lives of let me know where they are, and Lieutenant, after bombing a carrier, ! draped pockets, them, will also be ascertained. was forced to bail out of his bomber.; ' which smartly nil essential Industry in which he American citizens. It Is unlikely for safety reasons I will not be able than any other government action to find out. Ho was able to get a "fish eye" vieW| I emphasize the [ In th War Zones: Large conting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Calhune are Mrs, Logan has moved to East 1 hip line. I Entered ,as second class matter has had no previous experience win so change the destiny of Indi of the entire battle from his coUopsi-, living in Riverside Ave Haven, bio boat and was later picked up by, ents of Red Cress workers have ar October 18, 1028, at the Post Of nee does not improve his draft status. vid uas. We In Australia are all very rived safely in Australia, Hawaii thankful that America joined with an American piano. Your purchase] at Branford, Conn., under Act of On the oontrary, such action lo of War Bonds with at least ten per and London. Composed of Held ALBERT ECKERT Mr.s, Paul Rlnkcr has as luncheon March 3, 1897. Us and England to fight together Albert Eckert, husband of Zena guests Inst Wednesday Mrs. Rita prevent iiiiinediate • induBtiiui A/jUdH depends upon James F. cent of'your income every payday, personnel and recreation workers, to knock' the Germans, Italians will help protect tlio lives of men. Eckort, Wilcox Place, died October Koll, Mrs. Harry Pierce, Mrs, Clif might cause him to he called ear Byrnes, Economic Stabiliza they will assist in carrying on the and the Japs, and we will all be who are flying for you. Get behind; traditional Red Cross service lo the 16, in Tapper Lake, Sunmount, N. ford Peterson and Mrs, Reginald tlio liuioli iloli In illomla C, too. Thuradiy, October 22, 1942 tion Director, the man selected by very glad when.they are all beaten. rvNB lIiliiK col lata lier." Uiem today. V.S.TrtasurjDcl'ailmtnl'- Armed Forces overseas. Y. after several years Illness. He was Bnbcock. hox totcr KliouUl flnil nulistnii- Vllniiilii O la tho vltnnilu thai Mr. Roosevelt to direct vast power. We have not had much rain tlul fooil 111 Ills hox . . . food tlinl's liolps Itor.p bonus and.toclh Blrong, So it iippoar.s Ihat tlume of us Surgical Dressings: The Now Ha 55 years of age. Mr. Byrnes can now say how much here for the last 3 months, water Is uiiliollclnjj mill ton lo oal . . . food pntn n liliino la your hair, a Elonai, doing what may seem In be pro- ven, Chapter which Includes all tho Funeral services were conducted Mr. and Mrs.Bu rdolte :Babcock la your, eye, liounoo and clicortul- SMALL BUSINESS a man can earn, how much he can very short and Is rationed, and wc lliiil RolB Hloam up for tlio roiiinla- branches has been asked to take Monday afternoon from tho fun celebrated their wedding anniver dor of the day's work. nOBs hryour diBpoBltton. ' • < siao ,iohs at home, had belter stick spend, what dividends corporations cannot put any on our gardens. UNION DOMINATION WHAT NOTS the largest quota ever acceptd. eral home of Norman 'V. Lamb. In sary on Monday, Olio tall KhiBstul o( tomato jutoo Donald Nclsnji, reports ji BoS' lo tbem. That ndvice is obviously can poy and what profits they can Sugar and tea are rationed, also First, anndwiolios. And miiko BHPplios tho day'o noods for 'Vita BY GiTA ROUND Throughout the country, the Red terment was In Ba.st Lawn Ceme tliam licnrty., Then lol litin And min C. Ami a lino tlmo to diink It loll newspaper, luiH propo.sed tlmt based on the fact that the ma An oxani|)lo of what union domination can do to the American earn. He wields power In the eco our clothes, and we are not to buy nomic field comparable to that of Cross will make the greatest num tery. . Relatives of , Mr. and Mrs, Ar vi'golnlilOB ... poihnpB lu tlio form Is for lunch. Chill a can of tomalo a "\ynv Ijial)ilillos Acl,iustmenf chinery of civilian life must not way of life is brought out in a, recent ordeivof James 0. I'etrillo, anything that Is not really neces- ber ever produced but the number thur Peterson surprKsed them Sat o( 11 snlad packed Into a Roy paper Julco ovoi'iilglit la Iho'I'ofrlRorator.' Mr. Nelson, Director of the War iiary.. But we are only too pleased Open season for raccoons Is from Tlioii open and pour It, chilled nnd Hin'OHU bo set up to liolp siniill be dis6r|p'ani/,cd by unplanned President of the American FedcralionOf'Musicians, to bnn musical cannot be given out for it is a mil Staying at Shady Nook this win- urday evening by giving them a cup. or oi'lap • colory or -oairol Production Board, In the Industrial to try and do what the Govern October 20 to December 31 inclu Bllcks. .hilcy trulls oad a aoiivlnh- tronh, into tho 'lliormo»; bottloj- buslnosRinen caught in llio diHlo- shifts from one place lo another recordings and electrical InmscriptioiiB. fleld, sive Hunting licenses are Issued itary secret. The quotas for the tor is Mrs. Charles JiiKsoii of Union- liouse warming. They were jSre- ipiK (liliik nro IndlBpoiiBubloii, too. Mon, docs that laBti) good litlor li ment wants us to do. balance of the year appear to bo Street, Qilllford. .senled with door chimes. hnvd niornlnB'a work I • ,- - .; ''<:• cations ol' war." and one ,iob to another. A pamphlet entitled "The C Is for Ceiisnr," recently published to citizens over 10 years of age -Bi:arlIprd^tp lieut?LepjB;^:Gfip-' fight-.todiiy, Dr. Colin said, not wliicli arc broadcast by means of elccti'iual transcriptions, in ooiiiioc- In England corporations pay 33 the Seat of Government in Wash Wish the poor boys in service day evening In the home of Mrs. liig offlccri'tor the ,comlngj,:j)'ear; : Daniel M. boody,' clrairman to Nursing at Short Beacli, a single newcomers'to.; town; •'' ; ,-', ..•Prcsldont;'; Adrleiino':;Northam; ronl, Jr., son .:6l"lvfr.'JaTidHMi:s; Leo tion with which you are aconstomcd lo hear the auno'hiieomeiit that per cent while Individuals pay 67. ington, D.C. I thought that infor would quit writing home about big, Morning worship will be held at only lo win the war, ^but to win m'ake initial plans for sending bed Is neoossary, .A,mattress Is al vlc'c-iSrcsldcnt, Ruth Kelsey ;• secre Capront of •1080-Chapel; Street? New Ihoy arn 'transcribed'." mation concerning vacancies might juicy, thick, steaks Folks' anx 11-'O'clock at the Congregational the pence. "Winning the war re be of interest to your readers, and Christmas packages to each of the ready supplied. Please telephone Mr. and Mrs.' Jo,seph Grubta and tary, .'Vernon Kelsey; treasurer, Haveii, -took.IpiacB'.Wednesday af aOVERNORS GOT SyMPATHY QPPTCE of Defense Transporta ious to see honor roll in town Church, with a guest preacher In (piires during the war Hie eslnb- learnings of musicians in radio, according lo llio pamphlet, ex it will be, appreciated if you can boys In-service from this district. Mrs. John V. McCleos, 142-13. their son will be weekend visitors Warren Collins; social chairman, WEDDINGS ternoon at 4- In ; Trinity .Church, tion officials liope that other War's crudest blow—women.- may charge, Mrs. Douglas B. Holablrd, ceed .$l,'),()()l),0()0 a year and the iinioii musicians who perform for run a news notice to the effect that Members of the committee will In Newark, N. J. Bnrbara-Ro.ss; publicity, Rqe Bfirnes with Rev. Murray •officiating. The six New England gover lishiueiit of tlio condiliniis upon states and cities will follow New be forced to wear identical hats organist and choir director. applications are presently being re- •make it. a point to call at each ropresentatlve'for tho Whltfleld Pll- Mr. and' Mrs, Harry. L. Bartholo Miss Lydla i3i-ooks Noble, served nors who went to AVashington'rc- which a .secure and free world eleelrical transcriplions receive a minimum of $1S an hour tor n fif- Jêrsey's patern in offlcially order Miss Jennie Harris, economics au- . Sunday School will convene at cived for consideration in connec 'thority says "We women will be home so that neighbors and friends Mrs. Richard Murdock and her ,grlm Fellowship Council, Odrlenne mew have announced the marriage 'as her sister's only attendant. John eeully to see it they could gel can he built after the war." Ac teou-minuto pnigram, which is the same as, or even more than, the ing schoos, retail businesses, and 10 o'clock with Mrs. Burton S. Hall, tion with the expansion program pretty well standardized as far as of the boys may contribute and GRANITE BAY son Bill leave Monday to visit Northam.' of their daughter, Elizabeth, to Capronl served , as his, brother's some action on fuel oil did i\ot got amount Ihey would gel for a fifteen-minute national network pro severarl large offices to stagger their superintendent in charge, Miss 'Vera best man. . ,.•. 'v.: tually those who think wu must of the Federal Bureau of Investi fashion goes.".. Sv.ânie Esborn make the gifts even more person friends In New Bedford, Mass. PFC Olendon l-I. Demlng. Thov/od- gram. ,' hours of work. Barker will liave charge of the •A reception followed at The much: aulion. They'got what was light the war and worry about gation. Application forms may be al. Miss Lucy R. Holablrd, chair Even Dozen meets next with Mrs, Mrs. Jack Martin will entertain CHUgCH ELECTS dlng took place October 14 In the and George Mason on trip to Ban primary department In the chapel. Hemlocks, Indian Neok. , ' . described as u "sympaUietiu hear the peace afterwards, deserve' Keg:nrdless of the lerhnicalities of the bans that have been put obtained by writing to this oflloe, gor, Maine Pres. Frank Clancy, man of the brancli will be lionor- Gordon Benson . the Dramatic Club at 'her home ' Oiriqei's of the Church of Christ, Naval Chape), Brementoii, Wash jDY wihtdrawlng the United Mine ary member of the committee, and ington performed liy Chaplain ; Lieut, and Mra,. Capronl left for ing." That i.s all right as far ns by James C. Pelrillo on student broadcasts, government drives for 510 Trust Company Building, New East Haven Rotary Club, Is now a Monday evening. Stony Creek, elected, at a recent short shrift. They would carry Workers, from the CIO, John The meeting of the Ladles Sew others on tho committee are Mrs. Meaner. ' a wedding trip to Sea Island, Ga., Ha'ven, Connecticut, or to tlie FBI member of the 200th District Fi This week's meeting of Rug Bugs • meeting are as follows: Mrs. Ray- it goes, but it boats no homos. half a burden, leaving the other war bond sales, and other patriotic musical demonstratioii.s, the fact L, Lewis has formalized his com ing Society which was scheduled Eileen Kearney, Mrs. Florence Hp- They will make their home at Camp at Washington, D. C. nance Committee of Rotary will be at the home of Mrs., Earl GIFTS TO SERVICEMEN mond P, Barnes, clerk; Edwin P, One point on their list of ques half for the returning soldiers. remains that when the present type of labor dictator gets into tho plete break with that organization ' It Is estimated that approximate tor last Wednesday has been post gan, Mrs, Emma Dwyer, Mrs. Ruth ; WILSON-HACKETr McClelionclj AlitvV where Lieut. Cap- . Red Cross Station Wagon and Bran Blake. Gifts ot Travelers Checks have Burne, treasurer; Mrs. Eric Erlck- saddle and is in a pnsiltion to load a "hargaiii" in his own favor, the until such time as the CIO sees fit ly two thousand additional clerks poned until next Wednesday, and Foote, Mrs. Angellnc Camarota, The marriage of Miss Adella W''- ronl Is stationed. '. tions and suggestions was how a More than ill any other single ford Ambulance Funds go over top been' sent by the Good Fellowship son, collector; Miss Audrey Rogers, to correct its errors." This move, will be needed at the Seat of Gov- a dli-iner will be'enjoyed at 12:30 and Mrs, Evelyn Surpfenant. The bride attended Wollesley col group of 11 in the southern group tiling, except the war, the key to other fellow, or tho public, has to "pay through the nose"—even in so now save pennies for Boy Scout Dramatic Club to the following a.sslstant collector; Henry Olive, fl- son, daughter of Mrs, Johanne Wil long anticipated, is expected to ac enrment to take care of all the ad with Mrs; Paul R. Boyce as hostess. son of' 32 Park Place and Vincent lege and the Rhode Island School of the seaboard states came to be wartime. Drive For.sythla is blooming This committee is . anxious to local servicemen in foreign .service: nance chairman; Albei-t Williams, our future Uos in llio govern celerate the Lewis campaign to form ditional clerical work in' connection FOfJ LOCAL NEWS READ James Hackott, son of Mrs.,Thom of Design. Lieut; Capronl, who re again on Rev. Murray's bushes- serve in any instance where prob Pvt. Lazarous Pacello, Sergt. Ar- Charles'Seatsr'and, Jr., trustees for provided, as of the niiddle of last ment's fiscal policy. There are two a new, huge third labor organiza Witlr the handling of espionage, The Zion Parish Guild met on as Hackett of 270 Fort Halo Road, cently received h's commission, at Spring again, tra-la tra-la El lems arise between the men in ser THE BRANFORD REVIEW thur Fortune, Corp. Burton Dick- three years; John E. Bralnerd and niontli, with 22.7 per cent of their paths we can take. AVe can |)lay tion. sabotage, subversive activity and in Monday In the home of Mrs. War tended Dartmouth University. ROBBING PETER TO PAY PAUL bert Pearson of Shartenberg fame vice and home conditions If such inson. Ensign Edward Dejon, Yoe- Samp.son Mcdlyn, deacon for three took place recently In St. Berna- reationed oil requii'emeuts while llic double-crossing hypocrite to ternal security matters by this Bu ren Richmond of Notch Hill Eoad, cases come under the services ren 'J'HE Treasury has been advised reau. Young men and women over again bursts into photo in morning A business meeting was followed New England, where Ilic winter our men in llie service by bnlly- It the Administration has its ^'ay, every worker and every em daily Entire scrap metal collec dered by the Red Cross. Already the to be ready with some sort of a eighteen years of age who have a by a work period and social hour. committee has been able to serve hits earlier and harder, Inid only hooiiig sacrifice and victory out ployer in the United States will pay a 100 per cent increase in Social tion, 225-300 tons sold to H. Kasdeii sales tax proposal the next time It high school education are eligible in two Instances where help was 14.1 per cent o£ the supply neces Security taxes starting January 1, 1943. This is in line with legisla and Sons, Inc^ of New Haven of one .corner of our mouth, while comes before the House Ways' and for these positions. The entrance The high schovjl children of St. needed. Inquiries will be answered Merritt Taylor, Tuesday evening in sary on a rationed basis, [f ibev out of the other eoruer wo con tion put into elTcct by llie Congress and the President in; 19.3!) when Means Committee. salary for these positions Is $$1440. Augustine's parish met at Rectory by any member of the committee. received an aeeoptable explana a schedule of payroll tuxes was establislicd for the subsequent 10 or per annum. a game of pinochle held all the Hall on Tuesday evening with their fess to a cynical, "realistic" be aces Election drivers to get gas tion of that, tlieir account of tiieir 12 years. leader, Mrs. Drugan for study of lief that the war debt will never DREAMING coupons, conservatively Painted Mrs. R, Earle Beers opened her DEAR SOLDIER BOY Christian Doctrine, a business •pilgrimage did not relate it, oth be paid. This is the easy patli for In a recent address to the upper house of Congress, Senator Van- leavesi home on Thursday for a war time by Theresa Lomartra By Doris Shemouny meeting and a social hour. er than to assert that there has dcrberg, calling for the freezing of tho 1 per cent tax on both em service group meeting with Mrs, us on the home front. Just a week ago you left As I was resting beneath a tree Our friendship Is the greatest one Chester Longwell of New Haven as not been discrimination. The other path, the honest path, ployer and employee for the year 1943, drew attention to the fact To help out Uncle Sam, The North Branford 'Volunteer Watching the deep blue sky That I have ever known of. speaker. Her subject was "Next Another point was for the iiii- that this act ion would not, iiV any way 'whatsoever, endanger the So Under the same colors Fire Department held their annual will lake the courage shown at It was On a beautiful summer day It will last forever Years' Taxes." Like any other man. card party in the town hall on iiicdiate use of biu-gos now idle in Biitaan. But it will save American cial Security trust fund. And the clouds were floating by. As long as it Is true love. this area. If barges are going to Moreover, tile Senator pointed out, in quoting Arthur AUmeyer, Wednesday evening with a large freedom—after the war—as well attendance. Children from families of Toto helj), ill most instances Ihey will Social Security Board Chairman, "the old-ago trust fund would not The fleecy white clouds seemed to It seems as though Its a long time I'know we're for each other a», speed winning the war. Infla You were away from me, . ket Grange are invited to enjoy have to help sotin. If water ap take form Each Uttle thing we do. tion must be stopped hy rigorous fall below three times the highest anticipated annual benelits of the 'Cause to me you are very fine Totoket Grange held its annual Children's Night at the.town hall Of people and things on earth Will help both of us cover on next Tuesday evening. They are proaches to more or less inland enforcement of price stabilization next fipe years if no taxes at all were collected next year." And also so happy. competitive programs on last Tues And they began to act the routine Our love that Is .so true. invited to attend in costume in eonimunitios, like Hartford, freeze If the Social Security trust fund is ample to provide for normal day evening and the men were aws. Drastic taxation must bo of life keeping with the Hallowe'en. up early in the winter what oil evied as eciuitably as po.ssible withdrinvals, why in the mime of common sense, should the present From the start of our Saviour's awarded the decision as winners by the barges don't carry now they tax be doubled? birth. the guest judges, Mrs. Sidney Bailey against all groups. Korced savings of Foxon, Messrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Warren Richmond has an W(ni'l carry at nil, so far as those The old suspicion thatexi.sted when the Social Security law went nounced that the need for more and jiayroll deduclions are equal They reenacted the good and evil Marks of North Haven. The men's communities are,concerned. ly essential, iu addition lu the gi- into elfcet, that the fund would be used as a "grab bag," was re of life program was a rollicking comedy of workers on surgical dressings Is ur gent. The quota originally given One point thi* goveniois gnnlio fiuanciug task being car vived when in his address the Senator from Michigan implied that the And the attitude of mankind several parts and called for loud North' Branford has been doubled. brought back with them was rcpo- ried by tltf private banks. Enter additional funds were .sought lo meet a part of the war bill. And then arose the dictators applail'se. The audience was com posed of a largo number of local AH women of the, community are lilion of the many limes repealed prise should be allowed to'ear Increased payrolf taxes at this time would work li hardship on Who became Europe's mastermind. members and visitors from several asked to give as much time as pos advice lo convert lo coal or coke. evcr.vone concerned with the payment of the tax. And robbing Peter mark reserves tor reconversion to Then came the present century neighboring granges. sible to the work of the Red Cross. AVliether oji their jiart tliey have civilian production after tho war. (Social Security) to pay J'aul (War Debts) would be eipiall.v un Where kindness toward one was The women's program was of a The group is meeting wefekly on seen to it that storage facilities Profligate bureaucracy must be justifiable and jioor business judgiiient. abolished more serious nature but showed a Tuesdays In the chapel from ten which were built mainly lo be And the kindness bred throughout much greater amCunt of prepara until four. Persons unable to meet curbed'. TliesO are a few of the for the full time are invited to meet filled with woter-bnnie oil have the years tion in scenery, and stage settin'gs. steps along the hard path lo vic things ^he appointment of a clilef with the group for even an 'hour. boon converted lo adequate ac- DISPELLING THE FOG Was by greed demolished. For the educational part of the tory. There will be many more if for both the Army and Navy forces. program both sides quoted excerpts coniniodation of tanks ears, has we intoiid to do more than talk BL CHARLES MtCHELSON Likewise, he advises us that a Re I woke Up so very suddenly from the National Master's mess not been made clear either. sacrifice on the home front, or if Director of Publicity, publican Cohgress would not per And found this to be a dream age. "The women will serve the men we intend lo .save the spiritual Democratic National Committee mit the appointment to high office But this seemed not a vision at all a penalty supper at a date to be and economic freedom that thou of men "whose eligibility was de So realistic did it seem. announced. KEEP ON THE JOB! termined rather by loyalty to the sands of men are dying for every Not content with telling the mil New Deal philosophy than by com Miss Marlon P. Doody, a junior itary arid naval authorities how to charge of our relations with Latin The borne front can never be liny. • > petence to perform the task as at Hillhouse High School has been run the war, .Clarence Budlngton America; Ed Stettlnlus, Adminis ns productive of medals as the elected to membership in the York Kellojid has now advised us what signed" to them! trator of Lend-Lease and ex-chalr- battle, front, However, the imijor- Americans who are now spending a Republican Congress would do in We might wonder if in this con man, of the board of directors of Square Players. $227,000,0'OD a day on'the war have thn^,direction.! V tauce of the Iiome front is coming nection Mr. Kelland had in mind the U.S. Steel Corp.; Donald Nel Mrrs. George E. Hall and Mrs. Ir-, more,and'more to bo recognized, provided, through their governmerit "', This author, arm-chair strategist Lieut. General Knudsen, ex-presi son, chairman of the War Produc over $13,000,000,000 for new wair and sub-chairman of the Republi ving C. Hall recently entertained a^ indicated- recently when one dent of General Motors; William tion Board and ex-boss man of at a miscellaneous shower in hpn- plants and arc working more than can National Coriimlttee, in his ra M.. Jeffers, now czar of the rubber Sears, Roebuck & Co.; or a flock of 0^ the" top men at selective ser- 5 hours a weeic longer ip their fac yHaRHoNrMoMtCfina;/ or of Miss Alberla Vacca and a dio speech heralded as', being: th? production, who w^s i drafted for other industrial leaders who were .vico headquprtors warned work- tories and are being paid on the opening gun of the G.o'.P. caiiv card party for the men present. The Southern New England Telephone Company that service from a railroad presl appointed to the key positions in OM'sHeAoOr AnewcAf fiRsrSRoupOF''fiLviN-(jAi.s*- THEWI / The room was decorated in red, era against cbai)B'ni; Jobs witb average of 85 cents an hour, palgn, promises among other dency; "Nelson Rockeleller, In the war agencies. ,',f£RR'/PiANESfORT«fARWAIRFORCeS— - t. _^ white and blue. A large white air plane hung from Uie center of the

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PAOE FOTO • , '•' I H THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRAKFORD, OONN., OOTOBEB 22, 1842 THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, OONN,, OCTOBER 22, 1042 PAGE FIVE Corporal Arthur McOowan has bene transferred from Shelby, Miss Congressman Jnmcs A, Shanley R, Barllctt Post 80 will sponsor n to California. More Kilowatts Women of the United Nations Are speaks today in East Haven at the ctird party in the Legion rooms on With'The r^ ^V EAST HAVEN regular meeting of the Rotary Club the evening of November 4, Mrs, JUST ARRIVED Charles Hinckley, son of Mr. and Of Electricity Taking Men's Places in War Plants In the subject of Foreign PoUoIts, Anthony Caruso is ohalrman. BOYS IN '• ^ ' Mrs. Floyd Hinckley, Pine Orchard A son, Wayne Paul was bom Sun has completed an aircraft course REAL ESTATE TRANSFEKS Iver Ave,; Town to Jos, DoLuca, 2 John Albcrlno, 05 Lenox Street day in New Haven Hospital to Mr. Put Into Use pes. Hudson St,, 3 pes. Moulthrop JENNIE GRISWOLD I i at Miami, Fla., and will take basic WARRANTY DEEDS was the weekend guest, of his cou •Jennie I, Mansllold, wife of Ed and Mrs. Arthur R. Cooper ot SERVICE St.; to R, A, Blake, Hudson St,; to army air corps training at Cjmp Arthur Lillian N, to J, P, Barclay sins, Ralph niid Buddy Rlccardel- ward P, Orlswold, died Monday at Curve Street. An additional 45,000 kilowatts of Blandlng, Fla. et ux, Rowe St.; Bottume, M. S. to Emllio MorgazzI, 0 lots. Union Ave. 11 of New Haven, her homo, 433 Thompson Avenue. Bran/ord boys in the armed First Lieut. John Yuslevlch, son electricity Is now available to Con 9 lots Liberty St. Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul,' Bunntsll Frank Meola, Oregon Ave.; Carpon- Funeral services wore hold this forces look foruxird to receiving of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Yuslevlch, necticut war industries and homes. A cooking school will bo conduc {Anno Williams) are 'receiving Stuart Clancy will report for duty tor.E . C. Est, to Sam. Alcn, et ux, MORTGAGE DEEDS afternoon from Uio Camorlln and their Review subscription. We Harding Ave,, Is stationed in Egypt. In Boston, November 2. He has rewith the Installation of a new turbo- Elm St,; Kelly, Kath, A., to M, L, Alea Sam. ct ux to I'irst Fed. S. ted for East Haven housewives in congratulations on the birth of a generating unit at the Devon steam Rocs rooms ,Inlernnvt was in Wlilt- cannot assure delivery unless ceived his commission as LleuL Jr. Maybe I talk too much. Marshall et ux, Massauchetts Ave, & L, Ass, 33 Elm St,; Casey, Amos the Capitol Thenlcr, on Monday daughter, Mary Agnes in Now Ha station of The Connecticut Light neyvlllo Ccinetery. friends and relatives keep us Aviation Cadet Clifford Bartholo Grade U, S. N. R, Olson Ino, to Frederick Dahl, Es- c ux to M. P, Russo, et al Ann St.; afternoons, November 9, 10 and 23 ven Hospital, Obtobor 11, mew, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. and Power Company, according to The use of the theater will be do informed > about address telle Rd,; Olson, Martin to Grace Mar.shall M. L. et ux to Kath. A. Bartholomew, Mill Plain has t>een William Fortune, \VUliam Tuck an announcement ,made by C, L. Nearly 20,000 people E, Chldsey, River St,; Owens, D, W, nated by Manager Abel Jacocks', A ESIRIA V. COLER Mr, and Mrs, Michael B, Tempo, changes. Campbell, president of the Com Kelly, Massachusetts Ave.; RolUy, transferred from Kelly Field, Tex er and Jack Tyler are expected own stock in The to F. A, Bates, MnnsHeld Grove Rd, T. P. to HOLC, Tuttle PI,; VlBlioltl small fee will bo chari;cd to those The funeral 61 Emma V,- Color, Poxon Road, East Haven announce as to Commarlon Field, Oklahoma pany. attending which will be contributed home today from Newport, R. I. Connecticut Light and Rosslter, Christine D, to J, P, Sla J, J. to Adam Vltale, Boston Ave. wltc of Albert Landry, 112 Heming tho birth of a son, Marshall Fran City, Oklahoma. The new 45.000-kUowatt unit has to the local branch of the Amorl My Dear Editor: for their first furlough. ter, Palmetto Trail; Russo, B, A, to RELEASES OP MORTGAOES way Ave, will bo held Satvi'tiay cis, In the Hospital of SI. Raphael. been put into service, Mr. Camp- Power Company. . Amos Casey et al, Ann St,; Squires can Red Cross, inornilig nl 8:30 In the W. S Clancy Mrs, Tempo was Mjss Mario Pa'colll I don't believe that I have ever Alderman, Florence O. to Isa- Third class Machinist Mate Louis Ijell said, after a series of operating Eva L, to Vincent Thomas, George Funral Homo and with requiem before her marriage. asked you to publish anything in Private Clem Murphy, Beckett dore Opper, Summit Ave.; Arthur, the good old Branford Review. Neal son of Mrs. Elizabeth Neal, tests. More than half of tliem St,; Vltale Adam to J. J. VlgUotti high mass In SI, Vincent do Paul's Avenue, Military Police was home P. D. trus. to Lillian N. Arthur, RESIDENT PASSES Have had a lot of spare time here Hopson Avenue, has completed from New York Tuesday. Designed and constructed by the et ux, Boston Ave,; Vltale, Nicolina Church, Friends are invllod to call A daughloi-, Lynn Ann was born ^___ live in Rowe St.; Clarlone Gactano to Nl The funeral of Patrick H, Hoaly at Kessler Field while awaiting training at the Ford School and is •Westlnghouse Electric & Manufac- to Adam Vltale, Boston Ave. Friday from 3 to 10 o'clock.' recently to Mr. and Mrs, Goodhart collna Vltale, Boston Ave.; Conn. of Strong Street, a resident of the shipment, where to the Lord only now stationed at Corpus Chrlsti, Corporal Ralph Miller has re-i'"rt"8 Company, the new unit was Coanecticut She has been a resident of East M, Peterson, 283 Tyler Street, East Savs. Bank to E. C, Carpenter, 33 Poxon Park area for about 35 knows, but somehow feel pretty Texas. turned to Mitchell Field follo«1ng 1 ""'a"««l «head of winter load re- so I QUIT CLAIM DEEDS Hnvon for nine years . Haven. Elm St,; National Savs, Bank to years, took place from the .parlors confident that it will be Good Old a ten-day furlough In Short Beach I "."l"'^^"'^ afd completes, for the t^^ SALWAISE Beach Elsie, Elsie et al to Fred s;<3. suppose erick Schutsky, Clark Ave., short Morris Schubert, Cosey Beach Ave of H, M. Hussion of New Haven, Washington, I've seen quite a few Charles, son of Mrs. McCarthy, tllh Mrs. Miller. ("""^ ^^^- P^""^ °' C. L. & P. en- Mr. and MM. Sedgwick Allen ot Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Prall, "•^^"^^ it was Beach; Carlson Florence E to S. I. RELEASE OF MECHANICS UEN with mass in the Church of Our of the boy's come through this Hopson Avenue is home for a short, gineers to expand generating facili- 11 , N .^^, Lady of Pompeii nt 10:00 A, M, CHIT Street have visiting them, Mrs. 70 Iver Street, East Hiwon, have ttATVi—irra««. —Courtesy Untied Features Syndicaie. field, and expect to see a few more Shamp, 14 Iver Ave.; Clinton, An Branford Coal 5i Lumber Co, to furlough. He is with the navy. | _ . . , „ . ,„..-, ties to meet the increased demand inevitable that one Mr, Hoaly Is survived by his wi Aliens' sister, Mrs, Clinton Porter announced the birth of a son, Ray before I leave here, don't know what Technical Sergean Albert L j^^^ IndusUlal power, the president na B. to No. Haven Cemetery Assn, Prank Tomro, et al. Lake Ave. mond, Jr., at Grace Hospital, Oc- Morgan, nephew of Miss Margaret 1 ^^j^j of liiem dow, Catherine Egan Healy, and his of Lincoln, Mo, they write home but am pretty WILL WIN THE WAR I 168 Cosey Beach Ave., 172 Cosey DISTRIBUTIONS lobor 10. Mrs. Pratt is tho former Eugene HylenskI, It Is learned, is son, Waller J,, a well known World sure that it wiu run about the ^- h!f!*".5 ^T^'^l, 3" S"' Tlie new turbo-generator operates •would catch up with mc Beach Ave.; HOLC to T. F, Rellly, Schutsky Mary, est^ to Minnie Miss Rutli Curry. with the military police In NIanlic moted to the rank of Master Ser-i "^ 23 Tuttle Place.; North Haven Cem- Schutsky, 1-fl Int, Clark Ave,, 1-18, War I veteran) and two daughters, A former automobile company re same as the following that I am geant In the , 1^ I. i°" 'Êh pressure steam generated sooner or later; CHURCH NOTES going to ask you to run in the Re as a Corporal. etemy Assn. to R. D. Clinton, 108 Int, 2 pes. Short Beach Rd,; Fred Mrs, Charles Dumond of East Ha ceived the "E" award for cutting was announced.\rm byy Air Forces. It j^ Pollers flred by coal In pulver- For every passongor automobile view. You've probably heard it iPbolo Public Information, and 172 Cosey Beach Ave.; South erick Schutsky, Minnie est to ven and Mrs, Owen McKoon of In Tenne.s5ee, the Air Forces ij^g^ f^^ .^^ jj^^^g 0,^^^ units at Well one of them did ossembly lime of a Dofoi's anil available to carry oar workers to through Walter Wlnchell, possibly Fred Petrle, son of Mr. and Mrs. the station operate on lower pres End Development Co, to C, J, Mac- Frederick Schutsky, ct al, 4-9 Int, Now Haven, Veteran of the Connecticut Na OEVEUAb million women arc to. Inspecting 30 caliber Brass car. aircraft cannon from 450 hours to their Jobs In 1617, there are six ve ]\'' other sources, It's t)een exploited F. C. Petrle, Cedar Street Is on a sure steam from boilers flred by jptr y;, the other *^ day working in airplane tac- trldges In an Arsenal "Somewhere Pherson et ux, Morgan Tor; Shamp Clark Ave,, 13-18 int, 2 pes. Short THE CflURCH OP CHRIST tional Guard, Sergeant Morgan Is a 14 liour.s. hicles available today. CONOREOA'nONAL time and time again and the saihe week's furlough from navy duties. coal on the conventional type of tories and mtinltlon plants In all In our Middle West." The Illustra S. I, to S, O, Drayton, et ux, 14 Bench Rd, The Ladles' Auxiliary of Harry Stony Creek Rev. Matthew O. Maddem general feeUng still hangs over dear graduate of Branford High School stokers. countries of tlie United Nations. tion (2) Is that of a former British Tliey have .replaced and continue to Rev. Kenneth Brookes, IiUnlstei The Manse. Rogers St. old Ke'esler. The author,' as far as Sand attended the American Inst! and he barmaid blanking anti-tank shells Corporal Donald "Now that the new unit Is actu .replace men between the ages of IS from Brass strip "Somewhere In Church School—10 A. M. Morning Worship _.10:45 we know Is not to be found, he f_P^;ltute of Banking. He was formerly started Branford Point,' Is stationed at employed at the Tradesmens Bank ally in operation," Mr. Campbell de and 50 wlio are fighting the Axis England." The little French.Canadl. Morning Worship—11 A. M. Church School 9:30 doesn't know the thanlcs that he's Powers,on'land, on the sea and In YOUR STATE—YOUR CONNECTICUT Port Ethan Allen, Vermont. of New Haven. clared, "the worst part of the Job to an girl, photograph (3) is holding a PUgrlm FeUoTShlp—7:30 P. M. Young Peoples . 8:45 missing by not being here. Is over. Some flnishing details re the air. In the United States more Brass lipstick container and a Brass Mrs. John Steglna Is chairman of teil me off right awayi than a million and a half women are cartridge shell. The Brass used in Mrs. Russell Stuart of East Ha / main to be completed, but the im the annual Christmas sale on Mon Thanks—Frank Hayes — Sergt. doing this type of work while an the lipstick container is equivalent ST MARY'S "Thoughts-of Keesler Field ven has received word that her hus portant thing Is that the additional even greater number are .employed • Masses on Sunday at 7:30 — 6:00 day, November 30. Here I sit thinking of the things Frank Hayes for letter. He Is with He'd been reading to that in the shell. This girl is em band has been promoted to Cor 45,000 kilowatts of power is avail in England, Several hundred thou, ployed in one of Canada's munition Social Workers will serve supper the 76th Division at P\3rt Meade, sand are working In Canada, China NEEDS THIS and 10:30 o'clock. that I left behind. able to Connecticut." these ads at 6:30 Monday night in the church poral Technician, at NashvIllC; plants. Half of the metal used in I hate to put on paper what's run Maryland, Frank hopped from pri The utility president reiterated a and ofher Nations that signed the everj- ship, every tank, every gun Social Workers of the First Con Tennessee. and knew that I bragged Atlantic Charter. :'. "' FIRST BAPTIST, nlng through my mind. vate to sergeant passing private statement made a few weeks ago, Is scrap so Uncle Sam wants every gregational Church nill hold an These women are not.all doing Rev. A. W. Jones, Pastor We have washed ten million dishes first class and corporal.' Says he, when he declared that "severe cur about Electricity American to contribute to the Scrap annual dessert bridge and sale Captain Melville Bradley, son of "I appreciate having the Branford light work. Many of thera are rivet, Drive, ^0et/for and peeled as many spuds. tailment of the use of electricity in Rogers Street Thursday afternoon, December 14 Mrs. E. F. Bradley, Post Road, who being Cheap. ing. welding, carrying heavy metals We have paid a thousand dollars Review every week. In my short this area" wouud be unlikely. Sdnday School;.: .„..„'....."„l6;op in the church parlors. Is with the 39th Medical Corps has and other materials used in the con. All the Copper mined In the church Services ...... „;:..lll:0b for the cleaning of our diids. stay In Branford, I got to know 'With the facilities now available structfon of.fighting ships, fighting United States, Mexico and South New memtjers will be received in left Camp Edwards' for foreign ''Which I admit, Reddy," ybuag Peoples Society .,.:.. 7:30 We hEve marched a thousand miles, quite a few people there, and It is since the completion ,of the new planes, tanks.and in munition fao- America is now bemg used exclu to the'church Sunday, November i; duty. be said, torles. Beginning early this'month Niirseiy Hour ..._ ."...„...'.11:00 yet' we never left the post. Interesting to have the home-town Devon unit, the Company should be sively In our all-out War Armament Persons desiring to unite with the women will be employed by two of Program which, of course, not ojiiy Junior Church .„... .„.;.:..;! 1:00, We have studied till tiie dawning news every week." able," he asserted, "to meet new "Isutit :' church are requested to give their Mr. and Mrs. Nestor Lehtonen, the large Copper mines In Arizona Includes war equipment for our «wn The Mr. and Mrs. and Misses Club hours, for the courses we wan requirements definitely known to be to do heavy surface work, . names to the pastor. ' Harding Avenue have received shouldn't armed forces but also for t^se of wlUihold a Halloween'social at the ted most Private Robert Dahl, Harrison coming, and have something left Illustration (1) shows a woman The comfortable'society will serve word that their son, Carl, is serving the United Nations. chui-ch Tuesday, evening at 8 o'clock. The parades we have stood, are Ave., has been transferred to the over for additional loads which can be cheap an old-fashioned baked t>ean supper as secretary to the shlp^s command very hard to. tell. 7th Service Command, Motor Trans not be anticipated." right now at the church,'election night, .No- ing officer, "somewhere in the Pa- Smith 81; Effie Smith 74; Marion TABOR XDTHERAN So we hope its. nice .~ "eaven, port School, Lincoln Parle Junction, cflc." Colo. After completing a five because expenses and Stannard 72; Claude Stannard 60; Rev. Adolph T. Bergquist, Minister since we know what it Is In ing the Mexican Border. * St Stephen A. AL E. ZIon week's training course. taxes are so lugb, Howard Teachman 52; Herbert Church School, fl:30. Hell. Aircraft Warriing 21 Rogers St In August 1917, he was commis Thayer 56; Harold Tousey 70; Morning Worship In Swedish 10:30. When all llfes cares are laid away. Staff Sgt. Kenneth Prankish, sioned a Captain in the 311th In the stoclchoiders are Mathewson Turner 60; Henry Van Rev. Harold A. L. Clement Well dq our finefl dress parade, on Granite Bay, Is stationed at Camp Raymond H. Pratt, Iver Street, Holy Communion ..;.,'..-..~;;. 10:30 fantry, 78th Division, later being being stuclc for Service Cleef 64; Arthur Van Haaften 81; LET'S STOP FUMBLING! America needs Connecticut! Connecticut, 11 •] Sunday School,:..,.,..:,,.. 9':30 Church Schooi... .10:00 A. M. the Ooiden judgment day. Pendleton, VU-glnIa Beach, East Haven Is serving In the radio promoted to the rank of Major. Alfred Ward 52; Prances Waters the difference. By Charlotte Pfeiff' key munitions state, needs ACTION! Notie of us can do our job A tentative date,' December- 2, 1E Momlrig Worship 11:00 A. M. Then St. :P6ter.wUl greet us; and division of the Naval Intelligence With this unit, he,fought with the 72; Herbert Welden 52; Verna set lor Tabor Lutheran Christmas Junior Church..:..,. 12:30 P. M. suddeijly he will yell. Apprentice Seameh William and service. American Expeditionary Forces, Dividends right how Wheeler 58; John Whitcomb 54; 100% with this POLITICAL FINAGLING in Hartford. We've got Chrlstlan.Endeavor. 6:30 P. M. '.-.£.1 sole, • ; ' ••.•,' Come on you boys from Keesler Robert Thompson, Bristol Street, taking part in the battles of St. The following is a list of the ob-.ete r Witkowski 64; Chas. Wright to have the know-how tliere ... to see that the working man has Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. Pvt. Roy Johnson, son of Mr. and are 55 cents a quarter Fiejd, . Short Beach returned to Newport, Mlhlel, Meuse, and Argonne. servers with; the actual hours of 60; Howard Youngg Jr. 62. a place to live .. . that our shore line is protected. Rationing and 51 TRiKmp You've served your time in Hell. R. I., Monday following a week's Mrs. R. Johnson, Stony Creek has He was discharged from the Reg instead of 75 cents.'! duty as of October 10th. This list In zone 2' are Ansonla, Avon been transferred to Monroe, La., taxation jnust be fair. One man alone has proved that he can give Rev. Frederic R. Murray, rector "That's It, wish you all will drop visit home. ular Army In 1919 Later, in 1922, compiled by Personnel Officer Bet Bloomfield; Bristol, Danbury, Dery, me a line and tell me what you from Balnbridge, Ga . The following are the staff offi us the results we want. . . Raymond E. Baldwin. Montowese Street he was appointed Major in the That's why I say ty Ahern under the direction of East Haven, F'nrmlngton, Groton, think of it. cers who deserve special mention: 8:45 Holy Communion. Hamden, -Manchester, Merlden, The following men will leave Cavalry Officers Reserve Corps tor maybe I talk too mucli. Chief Observer R. B. Gate is very Generally get the "Review" al>out Dr. Wilbur Falk, first Lieutenant Viola Catlin with 116 hours in 9:30 Church School. MlddietoVn, tfew London, North Branford shortly for Induction in a period of five years. gratifying and is a list of those seven days after pubflc&tlon, but 39th General Hospital Unit has If that stockholder addition to an untold number ot 10:45 Morning Prayer and Sermon, Haven, Norwich, Orange, Putnam, to the service: Raymond Barker, From 1922 to 1930 Major Cooke It's still good news atwut the old been transferred to a CaUfomia with 50 or more hours to their hours as instructor. Also Ruth 6:30 Young Peoples Simsburyi Thompsonvllle, Torrlng- Louis Blrbarle, Edward Brannlgan, was professor of physics at the Un hadn't seen my column, town. I think your new column base. credit. Fresenius—101 hours plus many ton, Walllnelord, Windham, Wind Gordon Baldwin, John Holmes, iversity of Buffalo, Buffalo, New he might not be "From men In the Service" Is very, hours ot Instruction and Hazel sor Locks and Woodbrldge. Elnar Kamb, Edwin Kamb, Roger York. During this period his re George Ahern 64; Eugene Alex very good. Only wish there could David P. Etzel of Pawson Park complaioing. ander 62; Alfred Arden 54; Lois Teachman with 72 hours plus many All other towns and cities are In Knight, Robert Logan. Ralph Un- search work in electrits attracted hours of instruction. OPADIREaOR be some way to follow the l)oys has been inducted into the armed Bacon 62; Gurdon Bacon 70; How Zone 3. den, Ernest Pelkey, Louis Palma, wide attention, and he was honored around this world of ours, so you forces from the New Haven. Selec by being made a member of the Of course he ard Badger 62; John Baldwin 60; David Clark, Captain ot High Contfniud from fgt ant As an example of how the zone Angelo Pompano, Joseph Resjan, ''We want Baldwin," say thou RECORD PROVES BALDWIN A MAN OF ACTION- could keep the homefolks posted tive Service Board. American Association for the Ad Ralph Baldwin 58; Marguerite School Boys has 46 hours in very system operates, Bowles said a re- Alex Sablowski, Stanley SablowsicI, has a right to complain. from week to week. vancement of Science . Baldwin 63; Herbert Barker 62; short time. sands of Victory-minded citizens! A MAN YOU CAN TRUST! a^ an auxiliary fuel this winter and taller In Zone 1, where labor slior- Rotwrt Smith. William Symonds, It's his Ernest Albertine, newly appointed P%'t. Charles Donadio, Alfred A. BrabawskI of this place While pursuing his hobby of cel Duncan Beach 66; Alicia Beach 64; next. He painted out that unless tages and transpoi-tation costs are James Tobin, DIno Torelll. Edward officially as Custodian has 86 hours Keesler Held, Miss. has l>een Inducted Into .service. estial navigation Major Cooke was money Samuel Beach 64; Muriel Beebe 50; People of Connecticut are tired of fumbling— an even larger tlian normal amount largest, may sell a cord of hard Truskowskl, Nelson Van Wle and of actual spotting plus several awarded another honor. In 1928, Alice Belanic 51; Mary Bello 51; tired of partisan politics. They want action! They of wood Is cut' this seaA)n, Con wood at roadside for $12 and fjcm Charles Zesner. that makes hours of hard labor in keeping up Frank Tenoske, Paved Street he sailed to England in a 39-foot Prank Blgelow 52; Virginia Bjork- want Baldwin—a man of action! >•,/' necticut homes.heated exclusively yard for J17. If he delivers it to Just a few days after passing in the appearance of the post. lias enlisted In the U. S. Navy, sail boat and was awarded the Blue it man 62; Eugene Bjorkman 76; Viv by wood and others requiring wood the customer's home, the maximum review before their Commander In Stephen H.Herrlngton, Jr., High Charlotte Pfeiff, publicity, 62 War workers want Baldwin because they know to bolster waning supplies of fuel price he can charge is $20. Chief, President Franklin D. Water Medal of Cruising Club of possible ien Blicker 93; Joseph Bodner 60; that he will help to give them and their families Street, East Haven, Is among those Major Thomas F. Cooke, formerly hours plus writers cramp. oil will face serious consequences Roosevelt, aviation cadets at the America for the outstanding cruise Steve BomboUski 86; James Brad a decent place to live! The maximum price of the same inducted ta New Haven for the sec of.Klllam's Point, recently reported for you to have Betty Ahern, personnel officer, durlngi the winter of 1943-44, San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center, of the year. ley 50; Rose Buell 67; Philip Bul wood at roadside is stlU $12 In Zone ond October quota. He is on the for duty to the Greenville Army Electricity has spent a lot ot time checking Mothers of sons In the service want Baldwin Texas, completed their pre-fllght Before reporting at the Greenville ger 74; Harold Cassldy 70; Lewis Prices have been established for 3, but In this area, where supply, usual 14-day furlough. Flying School, Greenville, Missis cards and reports and was too because they know he will help Connecticut pro training and went on to primary Army Flying School, he had been and he's entided Close 50; Ella Clossen 64; Warren three different zones In order to re labor and transportation conditions sippi, a unit of the Southeast Army modest to Include her actual hours duce the weapons for strength and victory! fljlng schools throughout the Gulf stationed at Miami Beach, Florida, Colburn 59; Barbara Cook 69; Irv flect the dlfferencs in costs of flre- make costs lower, the price In the John E. Erlcson Is with the U. 8. Air Forces Training Center. He has to a fair "rent" which are many. Coast Anny Air Forces Training Maxwell Field, Alabama, ^nd Tur ing Cook '8; Nelson Cook 68; Ruth Farmers want Baldwin because they know he wood production In various areas of dealer's yard is only $13.50, or 514.50 Navy In Virginia. assimied the duties of Director of Harvey Riddle, Identiflcation Center. , ner Field, Montroe, Loulslanna. for the use of his oCx 50; Frank oyle 76; Malcolm can help solve the problem of farm laborl the State. delivered to the buyer's home. Groimd School. Officer, has 42 actual hours before money. Divine 74; Friend Dlckensen 58; The San Antonio Aviation Cadet John Armstrong Erlcson Is at taking up his new career of finger Major Thomas F. Cooke, veteran Jean Donnelly 60; Marvin Edger- Business men want Baldwin because they know Center consists of two main parts: Newport, R. I. of seven years active service, was Miss Ruth Demlng, has enlisted printing. he stands for honest spending of taxes, without Ho mado Connocflcut sfrong 'for a pre-fllght school where future But I don't think he ton 50. Ho onlistod in tlie U.S. Navy as Elected Governorinl93Bjicgavc an oflScer in World War I and a for in the WAAC and is in training at political finagling! the State an honest, courageous •war by creating the first Slate De 0RAKC1 pilots are trained for Oylng schools Friends have received word that meant Emily Ekstrom 56; Anna Elwell soon as America enlcred VX'ôrkl mer college professor of physics who Des Moines, Iowa. Orchids to the new custodian for admlni.stration—made Connecti fense Council, and organizing the if CROWN and classlflcallon section where George Refst>eck has completed a 56; Chas Elwell Jr. 62; Josephine Connecticut Citizens want Baldwin because he War I. Was promoted for out learned to fly at the age of 57, Major just keeping the post so clean even be cut financially souad. first State Guard in America. aviation cadets are classifled as pl- basic training course at Keesler Healy 58; Norman Esborn 62; Mar stands for honest government—fair rationing— standing service in aciiou. NEW HAVEN Cooke Is well qualified to direct the garet Evarts 52; Ruth Evis 88; fore he was bestowed the official strong defense—greater war production! 1 lots, navigators, and bombardiers F^ld, Miss. ground training program of cadets. PRUSSICK'S what i for air combat teams. Future pilots Robert Fletcher 69; Ann Godialls title. He certainly earnd his re The Air Corps is the third arm of SGRVICE STATION he said. 60; Isabelle Grubb 60; Donald ward—Good work. Elect a man who gets things done—a fighting I In the class Include one Aviation Dr. and Mrs. Arthur S. McQueen governor—Raymond E. Baldwin! the service which Major Cooke has TEXACO GAS and OIL He Icnows Gray 60; Walter Halller 68; Esther ma^ ' Cadet from Branford, Victor A. have been told ttiat their son, Don served. His mllltray career started Hemming 92; George Henninger Who says John Steglna is always Lukawsky, 54 Harding Avenue. ald U at Mitchell Field. In 1912 when he jolnd the 1st New Havoline Oil in Sealed Cans that keeping down 66; Mary Jane Hoag 70; Arthur late for observation? Last week he York Cavalry. He remained in the Lubricate Cars the price of Electricity . HoUmann 90; Josephine Holman AKI'" vfui worricii aliout the oil Private Charles F. Pusey, neph was scheduled for 6-8 P. M. and ar Dr. Wilson E. Thompson, Harljor cavalry five years, during which A different Grease for every • 90; Herbert Holman 68; Ann Hor ew of Mrs. Howard Davis, 415 Laur helps hold down rived bright and early at 5:30 A. M. shoriajiet If so, make .sure you Street has received a cablegram time he spent ten months guard- purpose ton 72; Alice Houde 56; Fred el Street, East Haven has been inflation Only 12 Va hours early. And so back get the most from every drop from bis son, Lieut. H. Stedman All Lubrication done by Houde 60; Grace Hunter 77; Ken home from General Headquarters, Thompson who Is with the Canadi experienced help. to bed. —eombine the heating and and holding down neth Jenne 91; Frances Joannes 72 Washington, D; C. an Army on foreign soU. See "Steve" for Prompt Service cooking into one unit. The oil inflation Elwood Johnson 68; Kenneth John g, Ballard Lang West Main St, Tel, 448 son 74; Richard Jones 62; Anna will last longer and do twice Private George S. Weted, son of Private Edward Martin, is sta helps our country Karlawich 68; Robert Karlowich 53 the work, Sled Weted has after a furlough, tioned at Atlantic City. win the war. Beatrice Kelsey 80; Edwin R. Kel- Happy Birthday returned to Indlantovm Gap, Pa. Ho increased old-age pensions, sey Jr., 66; Anthony Kissell 58; Ed Ho helped make Connecticut Ho helped solve unemployment NYc lave ac omplete selection Second Ueut. Walter Pauk, after Photographer WHEN IN NEED OF and contributed to the general So I tliink I can ward Kllgerman 56; Elinore Knecftt Mrs. Ray Gunckle's friends slip third mo,st important state in War by creating job-training scho(;ls Dan Daley of Brarjford Point was security of all by balancing the of the world famous llouogram completing training at Fort Davis, WALLPAPER 70; Frances Kneuer 88; Rudolph us the tip that it was her birthday production hy encouraging new that Jirupared 35,000 men and home from Greenport, L. I. for the continue to teii you budget without increasing taxes. range, every model built be N. C. Is ordered to Fort Eustlce, Va. OR PAINT Kneuer 64; Anna Kolich 53; Tuesday. industries, creating new jobs. women for jiroductivc jobs. weekend. fore the restrietioii on metal,, the good news that, ,. ^' The command at the Army Air visit William Kremser 58; Walter Ku- assuring you. the best quality lach 58; Viola Lake 53; Hubert La Mrs. Rebecca C. Bradley observed Raymond V. Corbett, son of Mr. Corps Base In Muroc, Calif., has an- UNITED WALL PAPER possible. and Mrs. Edward Corbett, Hobson noimced the advancement to the Motte 70; Frank I,,askoske 54; Ed her 94th birthday recently In the Avenue Is with the Navy See Bees rank of sergeant of Arthur H. Ayr, CO. ELECTRICITY win Michaelson 66; Eunice Mills home ot her daughter, Mrs. Ger in Virginia. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ayr of 93 Crown St., New Haven 78; Adolph Mischler, 66; Margaret trude Chappell, Wilson Street, East 461 Main Street, East Haven. Be prepared for IS STILL CHEAP Montellus 76; James'• Moore 58 Haven. "We Save You Money" Vincent McDonald 60; James Nee- John J. Corbett of East Haven Is Ayr was inducted into service a Shortage of material. Combination Oil and Gas Range ley 66; Ralph Nielsen 52; Betty attending a Navy school. Key V/est, year ago together with his brother Lack of time. Mrs. Rudolph Kneuer celebrates Nichols 79; W. R. Nichols 66; Wil Florida. AUenby. Another brother, William, Uncertainty of mails. her birthday tomorrow the 23rd. Sfonogrum, thlie only range built with the diving flue liam Nygard 66; Dorothy Olivlo (it's patented) heats all four sides of tlie oven. Tliis is also In Army service. Mrs. Stanley Sokolosid, 17 Frank 58; Harry Painelfl6;;Michael Pala- Agnes Dudley will celebrate her guaruutees the finest baking re.sults. The diving ilue— SIT NOW .( ••',; ia 56; Marjory Purcell 74; • Jean Street, has received word that her Peter J. Fox, 91 Coe Avenue, East eighth birthday on Saturday, the smaller in size—saves precious heat. Prices start at , sun, Anthony is stationed at Camp for your Pfeiff 88; Walter Plumbley 52; Haven, Is Inducted into the army Fred Pohhnan 66; Samuel Pand 62; 24th. —the Fighting Governor .$179.00 installed, . ' Croft, K. C. and is on a 14-day furlough. Christmas Gift Portraits •Willis Pratt 66; John Qulnu 54; Betty Rathbun 52; Elizabeth Reeves Rev. A. Ty. Jones has as his house BUDGET PAYMENTS With the U. 8. Martnes "near Kendall LewLs of Stony Creek re Phone Branford 1316 85; Hugo Refsbeck 66; Marie Rice guest his father, Harry Jones of VOTE FOR VICTORY-VOTE REPUBLICAN Panama" U Private First Class An turns today to Newport, R. I. after! Seldes Ave. Pino Orcliardjj 58; Robert Ritchie 66; Tere.« 611- North Attleboro, Mass who celebrat thony Yuslivlch. a furlough at his home. j ney 60; Mary Sliney 92; Grace ed his 85th birthday last Monday, •J : r. I^vi'*-,« ^»> =<'ss^"*•(^S<<\tlt»'i•« 1 înt\\ 1 ^".WxK^ •.Y.v.;t.\S'5/.'..%-r .v-4 , . . .

f il THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN,, OCTOBER 22, 1012 PAOE.flSrS'ElI THE BiANP6feb RiiJfiMWj j8ftAHI*dltD, OONN., OCTOBER 22. 1042 I -PAGE SIX f ..».—.——.-.—..——.„-..—«.._., PRACTICAL HEALTH HINTS The rcBulntlons necessarily nro EDUCATORS PLAN Defense Alarm detailed In older to coincide with ANNUAL MEET the .'iystom of signals set up by the Training for the Knockout Blow BOWLING RIGHT OUT bF THE AIR ConfiHiiert From Paga One Army, but the Changes so far as TH£ POCKETBOOK Dimout Af^as Dried Food and the Wiir land States and has devised the Ten thousand Connecticut school .,%._..^„_-,w.,_.,-.,~.—... By EARLE FERRIS -..._.....„»^,;..._.„^ the public is concerned will mean new plan in order to keep communi teachers and administrators will EN til uniform all over the conn- [ dialern voted' the Idenl'nccoilipniii» actually only that one additional TpPPS The three Community Girls cation lines open, tor emergency (/KNOWLEDGE Given Notice meet Oct. 30 for the 96th annual -By Dr. Jamds A. Tobay- M tiy v.'iU .'•.cxin aec as well ns hoar | mom for the lovely tlnu'cr, signal will bo heard. Formerly tho League matches resulted in three pretty .•;ons.ilross Doima WomI, pic purposes. ' convention of the Connecticut State 'I'^HE war has ccus3(i a tremcn- Ih'st signal to be hoard b ytlie pub- point victories for Harbor Street ture cohlcnt arc breakfast cereals, I tured lievc, Slio'll stci't wca'.wai'd Tliij "Gincle Allen C;iiitceii" In :\ Under the now regulations there teachers' association In Bridgeport, Branford Point and Main Street •'• dous increase in ;lie output of crackers and cookies, butter, chcd-1 xvtlli tlie rest ot Horace Holdfa NHO srtbuvb ot l.Ds AliSi'leS Is flouij! n llo was the Blackout and Air Raid On Lighting dried foods. Tlio hulk of tlicm arc "Treasure Chest" troupe, broartcast- thrlvlUK "business," Service men will alway be three signals whether Signal, warning ot an Imminent Hartford, New Haven and New over their respective opponents, dnr cheese, jams and Jeiiies, and; who visit llie canteen nre irivon tlio London, it was announced yester going abroad to feed our allies, sugar. Broad has about 3B per cent j or not a raid actually occurs, The nlr raid and oalllng for immediate G//ISS SUBSTlTUTes F(!ftvWR-i Ibrco days, n" week lllcre, first signal the public will hear In blackout. 5APPIIIBE JEWELS USEP IKI INSTRU/HeNTS rant, aiid Flying Point, tities ore also event ot an air raid or blockout will ARE NOvW INMA53 PBOWJCTION along the.Connecticut coastline will secretal-y" of the association,. The Dehydration, or drying, ot foods ; BCi'Vlng ns n lioatcss mrti wnllresa. In a test drill or rehearsal tho HI LITES being used here. * * * be sounded when the Mobilisation be limltetl to one outdoor cohimun- general session here is .scheduled is as old .IS civilization. Meats, flsh, | Yellow Signal Is know as Green I TRIPLES ' . Most impor trulls, and other viands have been ' Knto Smith l.i not only rndlu star Signal Is sent out from each local Ity Chrlistnias trcb durltig the Yule for 10 A. M. In Woolsey Hall. tant advantage to civilian detenae agencies em season. Slate Defeiisb Administra Carol Genrich . 92 122 113 32'7 sun-dried since, early times, but - but nl.^o luwto^s wliou Knp.inecr Jolm Report Center. Tills signal, intehd- Usually confining Its meetings ot dried foods is McCiU'icu lui-ives ut licr upnrtmcut phasizing the alarm Is only a teat; tor We.slcy A, Sturgcs hois announ Ann Zdanovlcz 99 96 122 317 commercial drying on a large; ed only to nioblllKo civilian defense lliat they take scale »is a recent development. | cftch wcfkjuy motniuB to nrninijo the blackout or air raid signal also to the three largest cities in the Ellen Vickstrom 102 101 110 313 .services will be sounded by various ced In a mehibrariSuin oxjolainirig up only about Dried milks and powdered eggs i for r-Ciiic's noon commcnuiry biMiid- known as tho Red Signal becomes state, tlie association, because of SINGLES— K. Lalch 110, H. one-eighth or devices such as whistles, sirens, reguiationis affectlrtg Chrlsthias have boon produced since about' Green 111 in a test; an dtho White war-time transportation stringen Brommels 107; IvI, McGbwan 104 103 one-scvontli ot bells, etc. In each city or town. The lighting. IQ.OO, Since 1923 powdered skim '' or All Clear Signal becomes Green cies, is this year adding a fourth D. Montelius, E Eibollttle 104; A, tlio shipping aignal will last from one to two In areas oiitsldfe the dlmblit belt milk, or dry milk solids, has been • IV, section In New London, to aid Holm 103; M, Coleman 102; S. i r, 1 A -r I . space required usgd extensively in the making of j minutes. BUSSANPINsetrrSARB ciil'lslhias lights may be displayed I Dr.J.A.Tobcy fo'^r fresh foods, BIS EATERS* I?ACH . teachers ih Middlesex, -Tolland, Bloomqutst ioi. white bread in this country. This • Admlni.'itrator Sturge,'! slated that VEAIl. INBECT PESTS- as In the past with the provision Windham and New London coun I Thus hundreds and perhaps thou- Householders do not have to under the regulations a blackout Two of the Church League highly nutritious milk adds lo the I w-nteuMitEPWATEa Ihat arrangemcilts for all lights be ties. ^ sands of precious ships, freight loaf valuable proteins, food-niin- ^ blackout on thi.s signal, but .should may bo ol'dered without sounding BAT psOD CPBPS sucii that they can be extlnguLshed matches were complete .sweeps for ' cars, and trucks are saved for IiiB encli Tuesday and maklni! fvc- prepare to do so. Public utilities, Prominent educators who will orals such as calcium, and certain | an alarm. In such a case each VAIUBP AT/iPPRO/IMArety in a moment's notice. * the Episcopal] over Congo and Lu : oihcr essential war purposes, qticiit .icrvlco cniup appearnnciB en war plant,. C, riofense agencies such aa police, aux OP BU-rTEIlMlLK there are no forfeits allowed; they the nutritive properties ot most .-\ -l-sliir all in |)i'i:sim sliiifc sjuiw • * • merly taken on the "yoIlow"sl(|nal., OTHER THAW A5A^ out areas: tion association, Clyde M. Hill and • i about 5 per cent to 9G per cent, iliary pollec, air raid wardens, etc. FOOP' IS IM PAWT- will have the opportunity to bowl foods. Some of the vitamins, like ,L;(1,27 l< OCIQDtP. 3(. ing Jlacliines, KiiiimoleJ BY lUfa.*^ *&. urus Anastaslou, Bertil Peterson, teliu.s, Margt. M. to Marg. E, Kli- nOVEMUt-R I, the application blinks from the missioner of Education Alonzo G Stove.t, AS''ashing Macliiiies Reginald Brulotte, GIno Pacelii, Grace, and Seth Low Plerrepont, WALLACE BEERY in mas, Harbor View Ave; Summit,, 'iME GIVEN IS STANDARD BULOVA WATCH TIME. C/tooi/ng Hoonx Colorst Dccorat-. local OPA Board," the chairman Inc, to Geo, Carter, Post Rd,; Te- Ing cxporU today agree that solid added. Nicholas krew.sky, Mairvln Kolbhi, chairman of the State Salvage JACKASS MAIL color walls are tlio most restful Jeanne Cunningham, Herbert Har- Committee. - ALSO noskl, Lottie to Michael Ferrelll, 'i'eleplione .'J-1824 "Of course, users of kerosene, backgrounds for living, and Uio irlson, Nancy Comer, Ervin Barker, Indian Neck Ave.; Welch, A. J. to E most saliataotory. Practically all bought In small quantities from the Principals of schools wishing to AFFAIRS OF MARTHA Lorraine Rayko, Leroy Altmanns- Eva M. Owens, near Main St., ;(Set>i;SinlHcH:^tii^ Now York City apartments Imvo corner grocer or gas station, participate in the program, which is solid colored painted walls, against TOth Marsha Hunt and' Short Beach. shouldn't expect these dealers lo bci-geiv -Beatrice Mahgen. part of the state's salvage drive, which bright bold patterns in fur Richard Carlson QUIT CLAIM DEEDS niture and draperies look best. mall them an application because should write promptly for entry For Your Sunday Dinner a Patterned f umlalilngs against pat obviously no detalidd record Is kept MODEL—Miss Quinn blanks to the Selection Committee, THE BATTLE OP MIDWAY Crcem, ,D. J. to Kath. R. Croem, OCT. 2a.l88S..OEOICATIOH OF THE BRANFORD THE TIRE SHOP Inc. STATUC OFLIBERrV ON Bf.PUJE'S terned walls nro confusing and ot such small Sales," he added, Members—Ernest Johnson, Doi>- Room 312, State Board of Education, et al, 2 pes. Highway.; Creeni, Kath Irritating, Horhe Cooked Meal Ladies Gift Nite—Tuesday - ISLAND IN NEW YORK HAP.BOfi. Cor. Meadow and Water Sts,, Opp, tlio Yellow Building able, and no less tlian twenty-four "These small quantity buyers ald Johnson, Louis Rltzlnger, Ken State Ofllce Building, Hartford, K. to Kath. R. Creem, et al, 2 pes,, THE STATUE WAS A GIFT OF THE The best way to get beautiful other pnstols may bo obtained by neth Johnson, Charles Gauggol, highway; N. H. Trap Rock Co, to FRENCH PEOPLE. LAUNDRY should obtain their applications by From the salvage records of the Wedni^sday, Oi^lolicr 2S TELEPHONE 8-2131 solid-colored Walls Is witli paint, "intermixing" the standard colora Clelghton Johnson, Walter Jack Town, highway, and ono of tlia oasical^ paints to as tliey como from tlio can. going to the local board theih- schools entered, the committee will FLAT WORK use is a now plostlc-bnso flnlsh One thing tlio paint makers have sclves," the OPA chairman contin son, Herbert Bunnell, Craig Jplin- choose three schools iir the state HIRED WIFE MORTGAGE DEEDS just developed. Called Kcm-Tonc, Klimas, J. A. et ux to Bran. Fed. learned in recent years Is how to ued. . . son, John Borzlllo, Dick Tcrpatra, that have made the greatest con with Rosalind Russell and ;•% tlm new paint Is thinned wlUi mnko thoir paint colors soft and Sav. 5; Loan Assn. Harbor View WET WASH The application blanks for mail Tony Lipkvich. Ted Eastwood, Kent tribution to the .Salvage effort, It was Brian Aherne wAter, has nn tiu-pentino smell, subtle enough to servo as back Ave.; Sangree, E. M. to C. F, Dick dries in lui hour, is washable, and ground for tny typo ot furnishing to consumers arc being dis-, Farnsworth, David Stevens, LeoiT announced by he committee. It was - ALSO - ' SOFT DRY covers almost any surfaco in one erman, Lanphier's Cove Rd,; Sec Is VOUn NAME BAYARD? ' Tlie World's News Seen Through Ijigs. In the *1 days, paint colors trlbuted to dealers Oct. 21 and 22. Cormloy, Harry Galdonzl. Raymond explained that this does not nec- (TIS DERIVED FROM THE WORQ coat—ovon wallpaper. wore decidedly bult, yoUow, blue TYRONE POWER in ondino, Fidelo et ux to W. L, Mef tiowvmaiiaiVE THE siainL-riRE The dealers themselves rnust regis Sfintagiito, Ernest Hopkins, Robert ce.ssarlly mean through the collec BAY MEANING A DAM OB POOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE'MONITOR or green and one had to be a mas fert, Sr., Hammer Place. AT WILL" m Colon '^rs lUghti Best of all, the ter decorator in order to avoid ter with the local board Oct 27 and Farrington, Ocorge nanulil. tion of salvage only, but programs THE MARK olZORRO BUT SARCe.THCRe'SSO MMIYCUYS Att hilernational Daily Nat'Spapcr ml colors aro right up-to-the-nolnute, color clashes. Also, these deilnito to promote or assist the collection RELEASE OF MORTGAGE g THEUe, HOW CAN I FIHU WILL? U Trutliful—Constructive—'Unbinscd—Tree from Sensational- 28. BRANFORD HILL Ladies Gift Nite—Wednesday for the point was introduced only colors grow tiresome after a few ot all salvage In the community as Johnson, J. E. to Marion B. Bun FINISHED WORK Um ^-^ UdhorlaU Are Timely and Insiruciivc and Iti Dall/ a tow montlis ago. Some old lines months, whereas tlio new tones are CLUB NEWS well, YOUR CHOICE OF A GOOD MEAL AT nell. Feature!, Together witli the Weekly Magazine Section, Moke ot paint BtUl have colors that were so subtle Uiat tlto average visitor Tlinrs., Kri., .Sat., Oct. '.'I),:l(i,;!l the Monitor an 7ilcai Ncwipapcr for the Home. opular In the 1020'8 or before, can't remcrobor whetlier it was a \ MbDEt,—Just busy, Whn the winning scliools have SIXTY CENTS LIS PENDENS BACHELOR SERVICE Sut the colors ot this new anlah blue or green or gray wall ho liUod • HOBBY—Maklhij collection.') of boon seiected, the principal or PANAMA HATTIE Mura, Henrlcka by N. H. Prog. The Christian Science Pubiisliinc Society are so modern you could pick so much. PIESjANOCAKe$ tcaciier of tire school will arrange EIGHTY FIVE CENTS B, Si L, Assn., Post Rd. One, Norway Street, Uoston, Massacliusctw -" tiiom blindfolded lind' not go pennies, seeds, Icavmi, etc, with Ann Sothem and Price ^12,.00 Yearly, or ^1.00 n Month. wrong. For example, there is FORASJOLDIfA'S for the selection of the boy or girl What Expomre? A good rule to JUNIOR RED CH088-Milking ONE DOLLAR TEN CENTS Red Skelton TO FRESHEN BISCW7S FIRST ACCORDINO TO THE STARS Sofurdny Issue, including Mngazinc Section, ^2.60 a Year. Avalon Blue—a soft pale sky blue follow in color sslection is to paint .scrap.books for crhlld,ren ot St. Ra in the school who has been most REV. KARL A. RURTIN DIES N J. DAWPEN TME INSIDE OF A THOSE BORN IIHDERTHE Introductory Offer, (^^ Saturday Issues 2? Cents* ideal for living rooms, dhiing . ONE DOLLAR THIftTY FIVE CENTS - ALSO - Nortli and Boat roonts In warmer phael's hospital. hclpfUl in the scrap campaign, who Rev, Karl A. Martin, 75, prominent PAPCK 8A0.PLACE BISCUIVS SIGN OF SCORPIO WILL TEL. B72.,2 — 572-3 Namo.__^„-_ ._;.„_._:»„„„,„__«_-_ -—„—..-„»„ ^__„, rooms or, bedroonis. .tones (containing red; orango or B0Nj05 AND IN /TANUjBAKE INAMODES- HAVE 0 HEAT fCKQVZHMCE KNITTING CLUB~Ju.Ht knitting will represent the school at the OR Van Heflin, Marsha Hunt in in Lutheran religious clrlces, and at ATE OVEN FOR 10 MINUfES. AMC SrEADFASr WILL POVItH Midland green is another good yellpw) and South and West rooms STAMPS FOR one time pastor of a Lutheran Addrc»i„__^_„__ _,„„„„„._,__»»„ -„ • „ \ . color for living' Tooms and bed in cooler blue«, greens or grays to per.Honai Items. • launching ceremonies, and will as ONE DOLLAR FIFTY CENTS A JOLDIER'^ Bl,st In christening the vessel. KID GLOVE KILLER church in Branford, Conn., 1899- WE t£ARH FROM FAILURE MUCH MORE THAN FROM SUCCf.S5's'"i«:M,its B. W; Nelson, 'Prop, SAMPLH COPY; ON REQUEST rooms because it's soft and rest compensate for tlio difteronoo hi NEEDLECHAtT—DolnB ail kind.S ful, whllo poach aiid-Jor.qull are light from various directions. Ceil POWER A teacher from the highest rank PHONES 1144 or 444 1903, died Tuesday night in I,,eonia, u good for almost any room in the ings aro best in light tones with of l.'jvely handwork, i£ ftouse. rJlne pastel colora are avall- •••Ma medium and iloors darkest. t*>m aiMi—*«^— — '^ —Elulne Levy ing school will accompany the pu- Hagomaii Library Esst Haven, CJotm FADE EIOHT THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANJRORD, CONN., OCTOBER 22, 1043

SOUTHERLY by Lots No. 215, 216, The Northwesterly corner of salf' ^RUSIANNA BRUNNELLI, also Street, as shown on said Map. 60 as shown on said Plan, 386 feet; Plot of land being 220 feet Easter nown as ORU8IANNA BRUNELLI feet; VOTE LEGAL NOTICE EASTERLY by land of owners un ly from the Easterly line of Hem- Iso known as DRUSIANA BRU- EASTERLY by Lot No. 10, as shown VOTE known, 283.16 feet; mgway Avenue, as shown on salt (ELLI, and SUFIA SAGNELLI. alt on said Map. now or formerly BUSINESS TUESDAY, -NOVEMHEH 3 'J'UESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 WHEREAS, ANDREW DAMATO Haven, bounded and described as NORTHERLY by Lots No. 232, and Map. when measured on the South J known as SOFIA SAGNELLI ol owned by Antonio DiLallo. 130 also known as ANDREW D'AMATO, follows: 231, as shown on said Plan, 428 feet iriy line of said Proposed Seconc 3 ORCHARD ST.. NEW HAVEN feet, more or less; G A. M. TO 9 r. M. C A. M. TO 9 1'. M. and TONY DEPONTE, Of NEW NORTHERLY by Proposed Second IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have 3treet, as shown on said Map. lONNECTICUT have neglected tc lOUTHERLY by Land now or for DIRECTORY HAVEN, ,COUNTY OF NEW HA Street, as shown on said Map, 20 hereunto set my hand this 22nd Said Southerly line of said Pro lay the taxes on the herein men- merly of E. Dwlght Street. 60 ft.; ^fte Pranforti 9^tjieUi VEN, STATE OP CONNECTICUT, feet; day of October, 1042. posed Second Street Intersects th( cloned Grand Lists, I, JAMES C WESTERLY by Lot No. 14. as shown Why not have your typewriter and AND EAST HAVEN NEWS lids neglected to pay the taxes on EASTERLY by Lot No. 13, as shown JAMES C. OGILVIE. Easterly line of Hemingway Aven- OGILVIE, as TAX COLLECTOR, dc on said Map, now or formerly adding machine equipment placed the herein mentioned Grand Lists, on said Map, now or formerly TAX COLLECTOR •je at a point therein distant 44; lereby give notice that I will sell owned by Raffle Arancio. 130 ft., In first class condition? Our fully VOL. XV—NO. 28 Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, Oolober 29, 1042 I, JAMES C. OOILVIE, .as TAX owned by Samuel Schwartz, 122 EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT feet, more or Icsa, Southerly fron- it public auction on Dec. 26, 1945 more or less; equipped service department wUl PRICE FIVE OEKTS COLLECTOR, do hereby give no feet, more or less; the- Southerly line of Tyler Street. \.D. at the hour of 10:00 A.M. al The Northwesterly corner of said do this work promptly and effici ticc tliat I'will sell nt public auc SOUTHERLY by land now or for WHEREAS, CATHERINE PAL- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have he TOWN HALL, EAST HAVEN 3lot of land being 620 feet Easterly ently and furnish, without charge, tlon on DEC' 20, 1042 A.D., at the merly of E. Dwlght Street, 20 ft.; OIONO, wife of HARRY FALCIGNO hereunto set my hand this 22nc CONNECTICUT, the property be- from the Eajiterly line of Heming loan machines. hour of lo;00 A.M. nt the TOWN WESTERLY by Lot No. 15, as shown of 477 NEWHALL STREET, NEW day of October, 1942. onglng to said DRUISANA BRU- way Avenue, as shown on said Map, Audible Signals Oil Applications Prizes Galore RELIANCE TYPEWRITER 00. Branford United Labor I-IALL, EAST HAVEN, CONNECTl' on said Map, now or formerly HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, has ne JAMES C. OOILVIE. •JELLI. for taxes. Interest. Hen fees vhen measured on the Southerly Major Parties Ready CUT, the property belonging to owned by Samuel Schwartz, 122 glected to pay the taxes on the TAX COLLECTOR md expenses Incurred on the ;ine of Said Proposed Second St., C. B. GUY. Mgr..' For Air Raids Being Accepted Will Be Given said ANDREW DAMATO and TONY feet, more or less; heroin mentioned Grand Lists, I, EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICU'I 3rand Lists of 1927. 1928, 1929. xs shown on said Map. Telephone 7-2738 DEPONTE, for taxes. Interest, lien The Northwesterly corner of said JAMES C. OGILVIE. as TAX COL 1830. 1031. 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, SECOND PIECE 109 Crown Street New Haven Committee Supporting For State Elections fees and expenses Incurred on the LECTOR, do hereby give notice that WHEREAS, DOMBNICK GRAZI- 1930, 1837, 1938, 1839, 1940. 1041. Applicants for fuel ol are urged plot of land being 000 feet Easterly MORTHERLY by Proposed Second Now Effective At Lectures Grand Lists of 1030, 1031, 1032, I will sell at public auction on DEC. ANO, also known as DOMINICK inclusive. to submit their applications to the from th'e Easterly line of Heming Street, as shown on said Map. 40 1033, 1034, 1035, 1038, 1037, 1038, 20. 1042. A.D. at the hour of ip:00 GRAZIANO, of 79 CONCORD ST.. 42-Inch Apron Sink and Tubs Com way Avenue, as shown on said Map, Said Property is known as Lots feet; Re-election Of Hurley The following new air raid signals local rationing board as soon as pos For the benefit of the Branford 1030, 1040, 1041, rospeotlvely. when measured on the Southerly A,M. at the TOWN HALL. EAST HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT, has ne plete with enamel legs, $41.95. All sible. For those who need help in Tuesday, November 3 .^lumbers 34, 35 and 38, in Section EASTERLY by Lot. No. 14. as shown became elTectlve here Monday. Ambulance Piuid a cooking school HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, the pro glected to pay the taxes on the types of steel kitchen cabinets hi Said property Is known as Lots line of said Proposed Street, as )fo. 6, as shown on a Map of lotf Regulations providing a uniform filling out tjê forms, the board will will be conducted In the Branford perty belonging to said CATHE heroin Mentioned Grand List, I. on said Map, now or formerly of No. 3 and 4, as shown on a Map of shown on said Map. cnown as Foxon Park, owned by stock. Cabinet sinks, range boil Organiised Labor Endorses Democratic Ticket In Whirl system of audible signals for black maintain a small staff of helpers to Theatre. Tuesdays. Nov. 10. 17 and, RINE FALCIGNO. for taxes, Inter JAMES C. OGILVIE, as TAX COL Raffle Arancio. 130 feet, more or Polls In Throe^ Districts Open From 6 A. M. to 9 P. M.— lots on Proposed Second Street, on Said Southerly line of said Pro Paul Russo,-of New Haven, said ers, furnaces and radiators. out and airraid, promulgated by answer questions and give any os- 24 at 2 o'clock. Miss Kathleen Crow, est, Hen fees, and expenses Incur LECTOR, do hereby give notice less; wind Campaign — Want Michael A. Zvonkovic and flIo•^n the Office of the Board of posed Second Street Intersects the map being made by W. J. Wood, Jr, THE CONN. PLUMBING & HEAT the Administrator. Connecticut slstance necessary. economist and food export will be Republican and Democratic Loaders Busy As Election red on the Grand Lists, 1031, 1032, that I will sell at public auction on SOUTHERLY by land now or for Michael G-. Laich For Representatives. AdsoBsors for said Town of East Easterly line of Hemingway Aven and filed In the East Haven Town ING MATERIALS CO. State Defense Council. lecturer. Draws Near—Candidates Listed. 1033. 1034. 1035, 1030. 1037, 1038, DEC. 20, 1942, A.D., at the hour of merly of E. Dwlght Street. 40 ft. Local dealers In fuel oil have dis Haven, said Lots taken together ue at a point therein distant 442 Clerk's Office on November 13, 1912 1730 State Street New Haven Each day there will bo given away 1030, 1040. 1041 Inclusive. 10:00 A.M. at the TOWN HALL, WESTERLY by Lot No. 17. as shown with two of Its members nomin lX)n and after the effective date tributed to previous customers the- being bounded and described as feet, more or less. Southerly from said Lots taken together being bags of groceries^ containing Lux Electors of the Town of Branford EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, the on said Map, now or formerly Phone 6-0028 ated on the Democratic ticket for of those Regulations the following proper forms with certificates at lollows: the Southerly lino of Tyler Street. Said Property Is known as Lots bounded: owned by John SIclarl and Mar soap flakes. Rinso. Lifcbouy soap, are warned to meet in their respec'- property belonging to said DOMEN- State Representatives, organized Plans Underway system of audible signals shall be tached attesting; to the amount- NORTHERLY by Proposed Second TOGETHER with the right of Numbers 5 and 0 as shown on a EASTERLY by Dale Street, as garet SIclarl. 130 ft., more or less Swan soap. Lux toUet soap. Spry Jessica Garrup tlve voting districts on Tuesday, ICK GRAZIANO. for taxes, Inter labor In Branford Is putting on a used to effectuate the mobilization of fuel purchased, from them by the Street, as shown on said Map, 40 pass and repass in common with Map of lots on Proposed Second The Northwesterly corner of said PROTESTANT Woman wants posi of civilian defense serviccsand to shortening. Gold Dust scouring pow Nov. 3rd. est. Hen fees, and expenses Incur shown on said Map, 75 feet, more whli:lwliid campaign to ensure the customer over the'past year. If suoh^ feet;, ' ' those to \yhom the same Is given Street, on flle In the Office of the plot of land being 560 feet Easter tion as companion or housekeep For Armistice effectuate public alarm of black der; Liptons noodle soup mix, Ruin- Ballot boxes wlH bo opened atrO red on the Grand Lists 1031. 1032. or less; election of Gov. Hurley, and Its own a form has not been received, ap Buried Tuesday; EASTERLY by Lot No. 2, as •shown over, across and upon said Pro Board of Assessors for said Town 1933, 1934. 1035, 1930, 1937, 1838, SOUTHERLY by Lot No. 37, In said ly from the Easterly line of Hem er with elderly couple or adults. out and air raid, including practice foi'd- baking powder, bake and pie o'clock In the forenoon and remain candidates. Nominated for Repre plicant must opply for same at the on said Map, now or formerly posed Second Street. of East Haven, said lots taken to 1939, 1840. 1941, inclusive. Section, as shown on said Map, ingway Avenue, as shown on said Good cook. Miss B. Spaulding. blackout and practice air raid: plates, Polly's homo made broad, open until nine o'clock ih the ovo-. owned by The Allied Realty As gether being bounded and describ sentatives are Michael A. Zvonko Day Parade offloes of the board. All forms must IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have 100 feet, more or less; Map, when measured on the South Branford Post Office. a. Upop receipt at the Report cereal, paper towels, and cereal. Slain Sunday nbig In the fdllowing districts; first; sociates Inc., 133 feet, more or hereunto set my hand this 22nd ed as follows: Said property is known as Lots erly line of said Proposed Street, as vic, a charter member and com bo fllled out and turned In to the The Community House; second; The WESTERLY by .Lots No. 25. 26, 27 The Armistice Day Committee of Center of the Yellow (or Green I) Each day there will bo given less; day of October, 1042. NORTHERLY by Proposed Second Numbers 19 and 20 as shown on a shown on said Map. mitteeman of Local 1338. United board for filling before the end of Mrs. Jessica Onrrup, 27, of Brown Public Hall, Stony Creek, and third: in said Section, as shown on said LOST—Pass Book No. 10682. If the American Legion met Monday message, nolse-making devices away five food products cooked by SOUTHERLY by land now or for JAMES C. OOILVIE. Map of lots on Proposed Second Steel Workers. CIO. who works at the week. the lecturer; a bouquet of flowers Road, East Haven who was slain The Plrohouse, Main Street, Short Street, as shown on nald Map. 40 Map, 75 feet, more or less; Said Southerly line of said Pro found return to Branford Sav night in the veterans room of the shall be sounded for a period or not merly of E.DwIght Street, 40 ft.; Street, on flle In the Office of the the Malleable Iron Fittings Co.; from Colombo; ton pounds of flat Sunday afernoon at her home was Beach. TAX COLLECTOR feet; • NORTHERLY by Lot No. 33, In said posed Second Street Intersects the ings Bank. 10-1,15,29 state armory and formulated plans less than one minute nor more than ;WESTERLY;by Lot No. 5, as shown Board of Assessors for said Town and Michael Laich. of the Barten laundry, Branford Laundry; 11 burled Tuesday afternoon with ser EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT EASTERLY by Lot No. 4. as shown Section, as shown on said Map. Easterly line of Hemingway Avon for the annual celebration. two minutes duration. Clylllan de Democratic candidates are as fol C , on said Map, now or formerly of East Haven, said Lots taken to piece Pyrox set two garments clean vices In the William Clancy and lows: on said Map, now or formerly 100 feet, more or less. ue at a point therein distant 442 ders Union, and a member of the Organizations will be Invited to fense services shall be mobilized owned by Catherine Falclgno, gether being bounded and describ FOR SALE—Black Kitchen range Autoists Asked ed by kamlnsky; article from Suval Sons funeral home. Governor, Robert A. Hurley; WHEREAS, JOHN SICLARI, of 7 owned by Andrew Damato and IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have feet, more or less, southerly from AFt tor 40 years. A Branford participate in the parade and cere upon the sounding of this alarm. 133 feet, more or less; ed OS follows: for Coal or wood. Tel. 548-4. Department Store, , She Is 3\U'vIvedyby tv/o children, Lieutenant GovernoiJ, OdoH Shop- PINE STREET, NEW HAVEN, CON Tony DePonte. 130 feet; more or hereunto set my hand this 22nd the southerly line of Tyler Street United Labor Committee, com monies to follow at the Cenotaph This alarm is hereby designated as The Northerwesterly corner of NORTHERLY by Proposed Second William Paul and a doughter. Rob ard; Congressman at large, Luoldn NECTICUT, has neglected to pay less; day of October, 1942. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have posed of i-epresentatives of the AFL Sunday afternoon, Nov 8. The or the Mobilization Signal. To Surrender On the first day there will also be •said Plot of land being 800 feet Street, as shown on said Map. 40 erta. 0 months, also two brothers. A. Maolora; Attorney. Gonordl, the taxes on the herein mentioned SOUTHERLY by land now or for JAMES C. OGILVIE. hereunto set my hand this 22nd ROOM FOR RENT - with or and CIO has been formed, and has ganization wlH report at 1:30 in The New Haven District. West awarded; "Gone With the Wind," Easterly from the Easterly line of feet; without board. Quiet location, Branford Book Shop; flve dollar per Frank of East Haven and Harold Relnhart L. Gideon'; Comptroller, Grand Lists, I, JAMES C. OGILVIE, merly of E. Dwlght Street. 40 TAX COLLECTOR day of October, 1042. already' engaged in considerable the armory. Commander James Haven to Madison will use a two Hemingway Avenue, as shown on EASTERLY by lofNO. 18. as shown central near beach. Tel. Bran Excess Rubber manent wave, Betty's Studio; cas- Miller of New Haven and her moth John M, Dowo; Secretary of State, as TAX COLLECTOR, do hereby feet, more or less; EAST HAVEN. CONNECTICUT activity. The United Labor Com Mellor has appointed a committee minute intermittent. said Map, >Vhen measured on the on said Map, now or formerly JAMES C. OGILVIE. ford 71-3. erolo and stand. West End Hard er. Mrs. MIHer. of Mlddlotown. Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouso; give notice that I will sell at public WESTERLY by Lots No. 7. as shown mittee will sponsor a broadcast consisting of John J. Ahem, chair b. Upon receipt at the Report Southerly line of said Proposed owned by John SIclarl and Mar TAX COLLECTOR Chester Bowles, State OPA Di ware Store; Roma table wine. Moln Dr. Robert P. Kurz. York Street, Treasurer, Nicholas W. Mona; auction on DEO. 20, 1042, A.D. at on said Map, now or formerly WHEREAS, THE ESTATE OF over Station WELI on Monday, No man, Robert H. Richardson and. Center of the Red (or Green III) Second Street, as shown on said garet Slclari," 122 feet, more or EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT rector, today released specific an Package Store; frozen chicken. Chiropractor has been arrested Sheriff. J. Edward Slavln; state the hour of 10:00 A.M., at the owned by Josephine O. DeGrand, CHARLES DAUENHAUER, OTTO LOST—Near Mrs. Charles Price vember 2. at 9:15 P.M. Zvonkovic Prank V. Reynolds to carry out message following the Yellow (or Map. , less; swers to Connecticut autoists who Economy Market. charged with the killing Senator, Fred Ulbrlck; Congress- TOWN HALL, EAST HAVEN, CON 130 feet, more or less; C. DAUENHAUER, ADMINISTRA WHEREAS. THE ALLIED REAL home, Indian Neck, shell-rim and Laich-will be the speakers. the' plans for the day. Green I) message, noise-making SOUTHERLY by land now or for have been asking how to surrendr Mrs. Garrup attended Branford mari,, James Shanley; State Repre Said Southerly lino of said Pro- NECTICUT, the property belonging The Northwesterly corner of said TOR OF HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT TY ASSOCIATES. INCORPORATED spectacles. Phone 384. devices shall be sounded for a per And on the second day; one tur merly of E. Dwlght Street, 40 ft.; their used and new tires and tubes key dinner at the Summit House; public schools andwas ward of the sentatives, Michael' Zvonkovic; Mi po.'ied Second Street Intersects the to said JOHN SICLARI, for taxes. plot of land being 700 feet Easter MYRON H. TUCKKR OP MIDDLE of 42 CHURCH STREET. NEW HA "The working men and women of iod of not less than two times the Interest, lien fees, and expenses In WESTERLY by Lot No. 21, as shown in excess of the five, they will be Fairmont turkey; 20 packages frozen late Mrs. Janies MiiLay, former head chael Q. Laich; Judge of Proliate.' Ea.storly lino of Hemingway .Aven ly from the Easterly line of Hem FIELD, CONNECTICUT AND THE VEN, CONNECTICUT, have ne Branford support Gov. Robert A. duration of the Mobilization Sig on said Map, now or formerly allowed to keep under the- 'Idle of tiib y, N. A. Edwin' R. Kel'soy;- Justice of peace. ue at a point therein distant 442 curred on the Grand Lists, 1B32, ingway Avenue, as shown on said FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST glected to pay the taxes on the Musical Society nal. Upon the sounding of this vegetables; shampoo, finger wave, owned by Celestino Donato, 123 Hurley for his splendid record as tire" plan and how. much the gov Cornelius Dflscoll. Chorles-MiHor, feet, more or less. Southerly from 1033, 1934, 1035, 1038, 1037, 1038 Map, when measured on the South COMPANY OF NEW HAVEN, CON herein mentioned Grand Lists, I alarm slgrial. then existing black manicure, Lola; cosmetic kit, Dun She married a man. related to feet, more or less; PERSONALS Coiiiiecti'cut's 'War Governor' and ernment plans to pay In the traris- Frederick Houdo. Robert, Ro'sonth'al the Southerly line of Tyler Street. 1039, 1940, 1841, Inclusive, erly lino of said Proposed Second JAMES C. OGILVIE, as TAX COL out regulations shall be In effect. bar's Pharmacy; King Midas Wine, Mrs; McLay but since their separa The Northwesterly (jorner of said NECTICUT, have neglected to pay for Ills'support of President Roose Gives Program aclloh. . ,, -,:-.. TOGETHER WITH the right to Street, as shown on said Map. the taxes on the herein mentioned LECTOR, ;ao hereby give notice that This signal is hereby designated as Main Package Store- tion some time ogo Mr. Garrup has Republican , candldat'es. are' as Said property Is known as Lots plot of land being 480 feet Easterly Mrs. Ernest Craig is ill at her velt." says a statement Issued by To sell these idle fires to the gov- pa.ss and repass in common with Said Southerly line of said Pro- Grand Lists, I, JAMES C. OGILVIE, I will sell at public auction on The Musical Art Society met the Blackout and Air Raid Blgnal. At the close' of the third class: been living in Florida. foHqws: ' ' V' '. \ ' ' Numbers 17 and 18 as shown on a from the Easterly line of Heming home in Pine Orchard. the Biranford United Labor Com ernhient. the owner* should tele those to whom the same Is given posed^Seeond Street Intersects the as jTAX COLLECTOR, do hereby DEC. 26, 1842 A.D., at the hour of Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. In this district it will be four min turkey, ' Whipple turkey farm; Governor. Raymond E. Baldwifl; Map of Lots on Proposed Second way Avenue, as shown on said Map, mittee. ''Just as the President must phone or write the Railway Expresii over, ucro.ss and upon said Pro Easterly line of Hemingway Avenue give notice that I will sell at pub 10:00 A.M., at the TOWN HALL, George Fouser of Short Beach, 1 ute intermittent. "Bright Ideas for Entertaining,", Lieutenant Governor. WllUani , L. Street, on flle In the office of the when measured on the Southerly have a Congress which will work Agency office In his city .arid atruck posed Second Street. at a point therein distant 442 feet, lic auction on DEC, 26, 1942 A. D. EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, the Mr. and Mrs. John McOutch- with Mrs. Alfred Burr, assistant Branford Book Shop; permanent' Hadden; Secretary of State, Fran Board of Assessors for said Town line of said Proposed Second Street, with him for the successful prose c. Upon- receipt at the Report will be sent to pick them up. BoWles Citizens Rally IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have morfi or less, Southerly from the at the hour of 10:00 A.M., at the property belonging to the said AL eon of Wilford Avenue leave Sat hostess. Program n6tes were giv wave, Roberta's; Virginia Dare ces B. Redlck; Treasurer, Carl of East Haven, said Lots taken to as shown on said Map. Center of the White (or Green IV) said. If the' local express agency hereunto set my hand this 22nd Southerly line of Tyler Street. TOWN HALL, EAST HAVEN, CON LIED REALTY ASSOCIATES, IN urday for Orlando. Fla. cution of our war program, so must en by Miss May Devlin. 'The fol table wine. Main Package Store; Sharpo; Comptrollor, FrodZoUor; gether being bounded and describ following the Blackout and Air hasn't pick-up facliltfes, \ the tire day of October, 1042. NECTICUT, the ptoperty belonging CORPORATED, for taxes. Interest, Goy. Hurley have : a General As lowing program was rendered: Pl- gift, Rolf Furniture Shbp; case Hull Will Rehearse Attorney General. Francis A. Pal- ed as follows: TPQETHER WITH the right to Said Southerly line of said Pro Raid Signal, noise-making devices owner should deliver the tltos him to said ESTATE OP CHARLES lien fees and expenses incurred on sembly wlilch Is prepared to work anq solo, "Berceuse from. Jppelyn,", beer, Oavallaro; . Llghtoler table Idttl; Congiessman-at-large. Bolo- JAMES C. OOILVIE. NORTHERLY by Proposed Second pass and repass in common with posed Second Street Intersects the Leo Finneran. .110 Montowese >hall be sounded for a period of not self. , ' TAX COLLECTOR Easterly lln^'ofi Hemingway Avenue DAUENHAUER, for taxes, Interest, the GRAND LISTS of 1831, , 1032, Street is doing Civil Service work wlth,hlm in this state."' .. > y Godard;,. V^pjollsh.l.pance."I, SqJ>_ar- lamp. Connecticut I..lght and Povver Its Program (Blaua J. MonklDVlcz; Congressman, Street; as shown on said Map, 40 those to whom the same Is given loss thanone minute nor more: than The truck^rlvcr.'tSfiT^Wo-thc tire- . EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT at a point' therein distant of 442 lien fees, and expenses incurred on 1933, 1934, 1935. 1938, 1937, 1938, at Quonsett Point Naval Station, -• '.'Foi: tiiat reason/we are out lOO wonka, Ruth Donadio; soprano solo. Co.; $18.78 War Bond," îT. - Frank fMttlOT i-ftaniiH'' Compton;, .Shorilt,. feet; over, across and upon said Proposed two minutes duration. This -signal owner •i^ receipt for the tireS'Whlch feet, more or less. Southerly from the Grand Lists, 1830, 1931, 1032, 1939, 1940, 1941 respectively. Rhode Island. percent for the ele'etidh of ;Broth- "O Lovely Night," Ronald; "Let My Biglow, treasurer of M. I. F. Duo to conflicting activities the Charles F. Schall; State ênt^tor, EASTERLY by Lot No. 10, as shown Second Street. is hereby designated as the All will be taken to a designated-ware 1933, 1934, 1935. 1936. 1937. 1938 ers'Zvonkovic and Laich. Both en Song Fill My Heart." Charles, Thirty packages of paper napkins date set for the coming citizens Raymond Brock; Judge of Probrite WHEREAS, BENJAMIN CONOV on said Map, now or formerly IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have the Southerly line of Tyler Street. Said property Is known as Lots Clear Signal. In this district it is 1939, 1940, 1941, inclusive. Ann Gale; piano solo, "Bird as house for appraisal by government are given by the Branford Public rally will have to be changed, and Edwin R. kelsey; Representatives. ER, WHETHER UVING OR DEAD, hereunto set my hand this 22nd TOGETHER WITH THE right to Mrs. Ernest AveriU has closed her dor.se the liberal arid progressive of two minutes steady. owned by Samuel Schwartz) 122 No. 5-6-7-8 and 11-12-13 as shown Prophet, "Schumann; selection from tire Inspectors, the OPA chief as Morket; 30 packages of cereal. Bald announcement will bo made later. Irving Jucocks. John B. Bralnord; now or formerly of 81 ROSEVILLE day of October. 1042. pass and repass in corrimon with summer home at Indian Neck to policies of Gov. Hurley. d. Not less than three minutes feet, more or less; Said Property is known as Lots on a Map of Lots on Proposed First piano Pieces, George Nordmeyer, serted. win's Grocery Store; 30 packages of Plans however are going ahead Justice of Peace, Louis Zacher,'Al AVENUE, NEWARK, NEW JER JAMES C. OGILVIE. those to whom the same Is given The united Elections Committee shall be allowed between the ter SOUTHERLY by land now or for Numbers 88 and 80 as shown on a Street on flle In the Office of the pass the winter In West Hartford. Barbara Nordmeyer; soprano solo, ' "In all cases, the owner will be paper towels. Rotts Brothers; print and the program committee has bert Hlllman, Samuel W. Beach, SEY, has neglected to poy the TAX COLLECTOR over, across ahfl upon said Proposed Included John Sudac and Prima B. mination of the sounding of any merly of E. Dwlght Street, 40 ft.; "Map of Momauguin Heights, East Board of Assessors for said Town "Ave Maria," Schubert; "My Moth paid the celling prices on the basis ing of tickets, Commercial Press. called a rehearsal for Monday eve Edwin P. Burne. taxes on the herein mentioned EAST HAVEN. CONNECTICUT Second Street. Marlnelll, employes of the Atlantic one of the foregoing signals and WESTERLY by Lot No. 10, as shown Haven, Conn, owned by Thomas F, of East Haven, said lots taken to Miss Audrey Rogers of Stony er Bids Me Bind My Hair," Haydn, of the appraised leondltlon of the ning in the high school. Allegro arand Lists, I, JAMES 0. OOILVIE, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have Wire Co., and members of Lodge the sounding of the next succeed on said Map, now or formerly Rellly. Scale I inch equals 50 feet. gether being bounded and describ Creek is visiting In Pittsburgh for. Loretta Yates, accompanist. May surrendered tires." Bowles stated. Music Club will provide the musical as TAX COLLECTOR, do hereby hereunto set my hand this 22nd No. 1396, Machlfiists Union, AFL; ing signal. - owned by Domenlck Grazlano, WHEREAS, THE ALUED REAL May 1920," on file in the East Haven ed as follows: two weeks. Devlin. "Payment will be made soon after CHRISTMAS SEAL LEADER selections and efforts- are being lilvc notice that I will sell at pub day of October, 1942. Samuel Gross arid Matthew R. Be- 122 feet, more or less; TY ASSOCIATES, INCORPORA Town Clerk's Office, said Lots tak FIRST PIECE 2. The sequenca of audible slgT. the appraisal is made. The seller made to secure an especially Inter Woman Leirns lic auction on DEC. 20, 1042 A.D., JAMES C. OGILVIE.. lanlo, employes of the Malleable NAMES SALE WORKERS The Northwesterly corner of said TED, of 42 CHURCH STREET, en together being bounded: NORTHERLY by Tyler Street, 80 Emll A. Smithfleld has returned nals, the duration of each such will have his choice of taking a esting speaker, at the hour of 10:00 A.M., at the NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, have TAX COLLECTOR Iron Fittings Co. and member o: signal, the amount of time allowed check or war stamps." plot of land beliig 520''feet Easterly EASTERLY by Palmetto Trail, as feet, more or less; to Wilmington. N. C. following a Mrs. Robert Williams, chairman' Mrs. Walter Delon, program TOWN HALL, EAST HAVEN, CON neglected to pay the taxes on the EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT Local 1336, United Steel Workers, between such signals and the op Of Brothers Safety from the Easterly line of Heming shown on said Map, 40 feet, more EASTERLY by Proposed First brief visit home. Junior Members of this years sale of Christmas Seals chairman Is. being assisted by Ray NECTICUT, the property'belonging way Avenue, as shown on said Map, heroin mentioned Grand Lists. I. CIO; and Ruth Rank and Stasia eration of blackout regulations, as or less; Street, as shown on said Map. has announced that her committee mond Pinkham, Mrs. Rudolph Bail Mrs. Norman Bowno of Short to said BENJAMIN CONOVER, for when measured on the Southerly JAMES C. OGILVIE. as TAX COL' WHEREAS, ANTONIO BELLAN Brada, employed at the Ashley prescribed in Section 1 of these GREASE COLLECTION SOUTHERLY by Lot No. 91, as 115 feet; Mrs. James Curran and her in Elect Officers is as follows: J^rs. Frank Ablondl. ey, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pratt, John Beach received a letter recently taxes. Interest, Hen fees, and ex line of said Proposed Second Street, LECTOR, hereby give notice that TONE, of 120 FARREN AVENUE, Shirt Co., and members of Local Regulatlon.s, also shall apply when shown on said Map, 75 feet, more SOUTHERLY by Lot No. 6, as shown fant son of Short Beach have left SHOWS RESULTS Mrs. Clarence 1. Bradley, Mrs John Donnelly, Mrs. Milton Bradley, Mrs. from her brother, Capt. Wallace penses Incurred on the Grand List as shown on said Map. I will sell at public auction on De NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, has 125, Amalgamated Clothing Work the first alarm message received at or less; on said Map. now or formerly Guilford Santorlum and are the The Junior Musical Art Society H. Hart, Mrs, Archer E. Knowlton, Florence Royal and Mrs, Stanley Myron Dillon o fthe U. S. Navy. The 1033, 1034, 1035, 1036, 1037, 1038 cemêr 20. 1842, A.D.. at the hour neglected to pay the taxes oh the ers, CIO. the Report Center is a Blue (or Said Southerly line of said Pro WESTERLY by Lots No. 133, and owned by Dominick Castardo and guests of Mrs.' Henry Oppel -of held a very interesting meeting Household grease collections In Mrs. Thomas Mellon. Mrs Arthur S. Schmld.' letter, which was written August 27. 1930, 1040, 1041, Inclusive. of 10:00 A.M.. at the TOWN HALL, herein mentioned Grand Lists, I Green II) or a Red (or Green III) I * posed Second Street Intersects the 134, as shown on said Map, 40 Fannie Castardo. 80 feet, more or Hotchklss Grove. in the home of the counsellor, Mrs. Connecticut during September to McQueen. Miss Mae T. Murphy Mrs. stated that he was stationed in Ha EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, JAMES C. • OGILVIE, do hereby message. Said Property Is known as Lots Easterly line of Hemingway Avenue feet,, more or less; less; Roy Cox in Mill Plain Tuesday taled 00,098 pounds, far below the Alice T, Peterson and Mrs., Earic waii. Captain Dillon said that he Numbers 43, 44, 45, and 40 as shown the property belonging to said AL> give notice that I will sell at pub- Many Students 6. Whenever the Report Centqr BROTHERHOOD HEARS at a point therein distant 442 feet, NORTHERLY by Lot No. 88, as WESTERLY by land now or for CONNECTICUT, the' property be night. The program /Of recorded state's quota of one-quarter pound Barker. enjoyed his work, but would like to on Plan of Lots at Cosey Beach LIED REALTY ASSOCIATES, IN. He auction on DEC. 26, 1042, A.D shall receive the white (or Green LIEUT. F. K. DA.GGETT more ,or less .Southerly from the shown on said Map, 75 feet, more merly of John Metz, 120 feet, longing to said ANTONIO DILALLO music was enjoyed. Miss Nancy per person permonth. It was an be in active combat service in the Plat, belonging to J. W, Wilbur, da OORPORATED, for taxes, Interest. at the hour of 10:00 A.M., at the IV) message following the receipt Southerly line of Tyler Street. or less. more or less; for taxes, interest, lien fees, and Enter College Williams was elected vice-presi nounced by the State Salvage Com South Pacific. Before his appoint ted July 25, 1000, A. L. Eliot, C'.E., Hen fees, and expenses Incurred on TOWN HALL. EAST HAVEN. CON of a Yellow (or Green I) rnessage STUDY GROUr About 90 attended the supper TOGETHER WITH the right to TOGETHER WITH a right of way SECOND PIECE expenses incurred on the Grand dent to take the place of Miss mittee today. The results showed a ment to Hawaii, Captain Dillon was on flle in the East Haven Town the Grand Lists. 1931, 1032, 1833, NECTICUT, the property belonging or following a Blue (or Green II) meeting of the Pilgrim Brother pass and repass In common with to pass and repass over a strip of EASTERLY by Proposed First Lists, 1934. 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, Nancy FltzGerald, now a student gain of four per cent over the Aug The Branford Garden Club Study executive officer, second In com- Clerk's Office, said lots taken to 1834, 1835, 1836, 1937, 1038. 1930, to said ANTONIO BELLANTONE. On Scholarships message without. In either case, re hood Tuesday night In the Con those to whom the same Is given land, bounded: Street, as shown on said Map, 76 1939, 1940. 1941 inclusive. In Connecticut University, Storrs. ust totals. It was announced by the Group win meet Friday, November niond on the Lexington but was gether being bounded and described 1840.1941 Inclusive. for taxes. Interest, Hen fees, and Miss Claire Raiolo as secretary ceiving the Red (or Green III) conimlttee. gregational church. The gathering over, across and upon said Pro NORTHERLY by Cosey Beach Âv feet, more or less; Said Property is known as Lots 6 at 3 P. M. In the homo of Mrs. R. transferred a month before.the air as follows: expenses incurred on the Grand Among the items appearing in in place of Miss MUdred Cutler, message, the remaining part of the was addressed by Lieut. Frederick posed Second Street. Said Property Is known as Lots enue, 8 feet; SOUTHERLY by land now or for Numbers 8 and 10 as shown on a The meat situation and an Impact Earle Beers. North Branford craft carrier was sunk.^ ; Lists of 1832, 1033. 1934. 1935. 1938. the annual town report is the fol and Miss Audrey Schwanfelder. a sequence of the audible signals and K. Daggett, U. S Coast Guard SOUTHEASTERLY by Dewey Av IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have Numbers 1 and 2. and 29. 30, 31 EASTERLY by Lots No. 6, 5 and 5, merly of John E. Metz, 85 feet, of other salvage programs is held Mrs Frank Stone will be leader. 1937.^1938. 1838. 1840, 1841 inclusive. Map of lots on Proposed Second lowing written by the Superinten the duration of each such signal Reserve. LeRoy Bartholomew led Mrs. Bowne, who did not knpw enue, as shown on said Plan, 80 hereunto set my hand this 22nd 32. 33 as shown on a Map of lots more or less; new member, as historian. Re largely responsible for failure of col New members wishing to join are Said Property is known as Lots as shown on said Map, 220 feet, Street, on flle in the Office of the dent of Schools, Raymond E. and the time allowed between such the singing' with the Rev. Matthew of his transfer, flrst learned of her feel; day of October, 1042. on Proposed Second Street, on flle WESTERLY by land now or former freshments followed the program. lections to grow rapidly as they reminded ,to give their names to Numbers 23. 24. 25 and 20. in Sec 5 Inches, more or less; Board of Assessors for said Town of Pinkham: signals, as prescribed in Section 1 G. Madden at the piano. 'Whether brothers' safety tljrougli the SOUTHWESTERLY by Lots No. 41 JAMES C. OGILVIE. in the Office of the Board" of As^ ly of John E. Metz, 48 feet, more Mrs. Cox used Hallowe'en decora have in some sections of the coun Mrs. Stone before the meeting. tlon 1, as shown on a Map of Lots SOUTHERLY by Long Island East Haven, said lots taken to "It .is very gratifying to state of these Regulations, shall be com or not meetings would bo;dlscon- chance conversation of 'an ac and 42, as shown on said Plan, TAX COLLECTOR sessors for said.Town of East Ha qrless; tions. try. Cooperation of the housewives known as Foxon Park, owned by Sound, 8 feet, more or less; gether being bounded and de that. Miss Doris Polastrl. In com tinued was left with the executive tiualntance with two sailors who 200 feet; ven, said lots taken together being NORTHERLY by Lot No. 10, as pleted. of CJonnectlcut In the drive was EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT Paul Russo. of New Haven, said WESTERLY by Lots No. 1, 2 and 3, scribed as follows:,. petitive examination with pupils conimlttee had been aboard the Lexington arid NORTHWESTERLY by Lot 110, bounded and described as follows: shown on said Map. now or for urged by the committee, and it is GARAGE FOR AMBULANCE Map being made by W. J. Wood. Jr., as shown on said Map, 218 feet, NORTHERLY by Proposed Second frorii other schools, won a scholar- COSTUME PARTY mentioned Captain Dillon's change shown on said Plan, 65 feet; FIRST PIECE merly owned by Dominick Cas expepted that local salvage com The Police Commissioners and the WHEREAS, GIOVANNlNA TOG- and filed In the East Haven Town more or less; Street, as shown on said Map, I shijJ to Conn. University School of FOR NASHAWENA DRAFT CLERK RESIGNS of station. • Y 1 : Northerly by Lot 115, as shown on NA CARBONELLI, also known as NORTHERLY by Proposed Second tardo and Fannie Castardo, 80 mittees will shortly place more em Ambulance Committee are making CAMPAIGN TO START Clerk.'s Office on November 13, 1812, IN WITNESS'WHEREOF. I have 40 feet; Pharmacy, It is also gratifying to Frank Hartman has resigned as Since then Mrs. Bowne has said Plan, 17 feet; GIOVANNlNA CARBONELLI, also Street, as shown on said Map. 36 feet, more or less. phasls.on the fats and greases cam plans for the erection of a garage said lots taken together being hereunto set my hand this 22nd EASTERLY by Lot No. 8, as shown state tha,t.. James Mellor was Nashawena Council, p. of P., clerk of the East Haven - Branford In order to meet the obllga^tions received a letter from her brother NORTHEASTERLY by Lots No. 48 known as GIOVANNlNA-OORBON- feet, more or less; The Northeasterly corner of said paign. for the housing of the ambulance bounded: day of October, 1942. on said Map, now or formerly granted a ischblarshlp by Trinity held a covered dish.supper Tues Selective Service Board and expects of scouting the Qulnnlpiac Council dated August 27 telling of his being and 47, as shown on said Plan ELLA, of 189 8. Orange Street, New EASTERLY by a ditch. 136 feet, plot of land being 155 feet South ./Branford collected '747 pounds or and other cars. Plans and spcclfl- JAMES C. OGILVIE. owned by Josephine. G. DeGrand, CoHegeJ;. .'/; " day night in Svea Hall followed to move from" this vicinity to ac B. S. A. starts its United Front made Commanding Officer of iils 101.08 feet; Haven, Connecticut, and CARRIE more or less; EASTERLY by Rose Street, as erly from the Southerly line of Ty 37 per cerrt; East Haven 309 pounds catlons are at the police station station at Oahu. He writes "I like TAX COLLECTOR 122 feet, more or less; 'lit ls:'also with a great ^deal of by a regular meeting. At. the cos cept a position in Ohio. campaign here next week under the . IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have T. BURGESS, wife of the late HOR SOUTHERLY by land now or for shown on said Map, 100 feet, more ler St., as shown on said Map. when or 13 per cent. - for those who wish to bid on the it here at the Naval Air Station but EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT SOUTHERLY by land now or for gratification that I report thatthe tume party which:took place after He has been replaced by T. Frank leadership of Dewey Brown. hereunto sot my hand this 22nd ACE T. BURGESS, of MILFORD, merly or E. Dwlght Street, 58 or less; measured on the Westerly line of ] —1—::_! project, am anxious to return to combat merly of E. Dwlght Street, 40 ft.; following graduates of previous to Mrs Josephine DuBruell. Mrs. Reynolds former East Haven tax "The liberty and justice so dear day of October, 1942. CONNECTICUT, has neglected to feet, more or less; SOUTHERLY by Lot No. 22, In said WHEREAS, SAMUEL SCHWARTZ said Proposed First Street, as The building will be about 45 x duty." WESTERLY by Lot No. 11, as stlown classes have attained scholastic dls- Abble Close, Mrs. Nellie'. Hoogh- collector. ' PRAISE STAMP SALE to all of us is on the brink of chaos JAMES C. OQILVIE, pay the taxes on the herein men WESTERLY by Lot No. 3. as shown Section, as shown on said Map; shown on said Map. 20 feet with' four automatic doors OP NEW HAVEN, COUNTY OF On said Map, now or formerly tlifction as indicated: klrk and Miss Helen Korduskl. / Our children are exposed," writes A. TAX. COLLECTOR tloned Grand Lists, I. JAMES C. and wHl-be constructed ] of cinder • on said Map. now or formerly 125 feet, more or less; NEW HAVEN, STATE OF CONNEC Said Westerly line of said Pro owned by Samiiel Schwartz, 122 Hallowe'en decorations were used •Reginald Baldwin has received a l^bble, general campaign chairman, EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT OGILVIE, hs TAX COLLECTOR, do , ^/Randolph Bishop. Conn. State hlocks and roofed with .: asphalt ROTARY MEETS owned by Andrew Damato and WESTERLY by Lot No. 71. In said TICUT, has neglected to pay the posed First Street intersects the feet, more or less; and the party was enjoyed with LACK OF INTEREST letter from Eugene W. Sloan, exe to 'Isms' — and to Ideals that are hereby give notice that I will sell 'Ûirilvfirsity..-Dean's List: granted shingles. •..,-,- Walter W. Walsh. State Tax Com Tony Deponte. 133 feet, more or Section, OS shown on said Map taxes on the herein mentioned Southerly line of said Tyler Street The Northwesterly corner of said! ^- games and dancing. . ,, .•If there-is' not more i interest cutive director of the War Savings antagonistic to their fathers' teach WHEREAS, RAFFIE ARANCIO, at public auction on DEC. 28, 1042 scholarship for 1942-43. William missioner spoke Monday,on "State less. 100 feet, more or less; Grand Lists. I. JAMES C. OQILVIE, at a point therein distant 206 feet plot of land being 680 feet Easter sôwn In the civil service examin B\,aa ih which h^,writes Ihat the' ings, and most of us are too busy wife of JAMES ARANCIO, of 104 A.D., at the hour of 10:00 AM., at " SChVanfelder, Yale, Dean's list: Tax Department" at the weekly The Northwesterly corner of said NORTHERLY by Lot No. 27, in said as TAX COLLECTOR do hereby Easterly from the Easterly line of ly from the Easterly line of Hem ations which are being con hbnor roir published in the'pederali The November meeting on the to do anything about it." Fulton Street, New Haven, ConneC' the TOWN HALL. EAST HAVEN. grarite_d„.scholarship for 1042-43. GRAND OFFICERS COMING meeting of, the Rotary Club. plot of land being 840 feet EasterlV Section, as shown on said Map, give notice that I will sell at pub Hemingway Avenue, as shown on ingway Avenue, as shown on salct ducted in the high school every Home Loan Bank Review reveals 24th win be In the home of Miss ticut, has neglected to pay the CONNECTICUT, the property be Alvin Lawrence. Indiana Technical Georgia Chapter, No. 48, 6. E. S. from the Easterly line of Heming 125 feet, more or less; lic auction on DEC. 26. 1942. A.D., said Map. when measured along Map, when measured on the South Tuesday night under the direction that the Brarlford Federal Savings Ruth Barker, assistant counseUor, District Governor Charles Allen ' taxes on the herein mentioned longing to said GIOVANNlNA CoHege;-!.Completed first year work will entertain Worthy Grand Ma GIFTS GO OVERSEAS h way Avenue, as shown on said Map, Being the same premises describ at the hour of 10:00 A.M., at the the Southerly line of Tyler Street, erly line of said Proposed Second of Mrs. -William Ahem they will and.Loan Association, as of, July 31' of South Main Street It Is planned wHl make his offlelal visit tb' the Grand List, I, JAMES C. OGILVIE TOGNA CARBONELLI. for taxes. with honor grades in all but one tron Mrs. Laura B. Gorham and her Vasa Star Lodge' No. 150. sent when measured on the Soutl\erly ed in a deed- from Paul Russo to TOWN HALL, EAST HAVEN, CON as shown on said Map. Street as showp on said Map. be discontinued after next Tues has sold War; Bonds and Stamps of to present a Cbrlstnias program at local club on November !•. as TAX COLLECTOR, do hereby Interest. Hen fees, and expenses Antonio BeUantone, dated Septem NECTICUT, the property belonging subject. Bancroft Gate. Dartmouth, associate grand officers on Monday Christmas packages this week to the line of said Proposed Second Street IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have Said Southerly line, of said Pro day nlght.i "These examinations are a- value in excess .of 10 per ,;cent ofi the December meeting which will give notice that I will sell at public Incurred on the Grand Lists of ber 30th, 1810 and recorded in Vol to said SAMUEL SCHWARTZ, for Dean's List: Freshman Year 'and evnlng, December 7, in the Ma?onic following members known to be as shown on said Map. hereunto set my hand this 22nd posed Second Street, intersects the- open to. people in .surrounding lis assets. ,, • ,. / '. i be open to the iJubllc.-''" RECRUITING^ OFFICERS HERE auction on DEC. 26, 1842, A.D., at 1034. 1035, 1830, 1037. 1938, 1830. ume 43 on Page No. 315 of said East taxes, Interest, lien fees, and ex end of first semester of Sophomof e Hall. Supper will be' served at overseas., SECOND PIECE day of October. 1942. ^.asterly line of .Hemingway Avenue^ towns as well as Branford people. '"It Is most encouraglhg'-to'us tc> A new recruiting officer, John Mc- the hour of 10:00 A.M., at the 1040, 1841. Inclusive. Haven Land Records, in which the penses incurred on the Grand Lists year. Shirley Kolbin, New Haven 6:30, . Corporal Carl H. Estroni. Tech. NORTHERLY by Proposed Second JAMES C. OGILVIE. it a point therein distant 442 feet^ More young girls are urged to take know that, we have an Insfliutlon ArtlTur 'wUVbe 'iiere evjry .Thursday m^. TOWN HALL, EAST HAVEN, CON East and West bounds were trans of: 1931. 1932. 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936 Junior College of Physical Therap^. . PARTy,>OR,iklDS Sergt. Alfred .S, Anderson.. Staff Said Property Is known as Lots Street, as shown on said Map, more or less, Southerly from the; this examination as this,will place such m yours so energetically, be t<>;'giv&'faôlfmalt6n about^lhe Navy, m TAX COLLECTOR aH B's. presumably Ion dea:7's list. NECTICUT, the property belonging Numbers 217. 218, 219. 220, 221, 222, posed. 1937, 1938, 1839, 1940, 1841 Inclu The Short - Beach Brownies, All Branford childr^ji'âre Invited Sergt. Carl J. Johnson, Sgt. Carl F. 100 feet; EAST HAVEN. CONNECTICUT Southerly line of Tyler Street. Marie Anderson, •,-Lar.s:n-•. Jnnlpr their names on the eligible list. hind our cain'palgn." <.-* ; He'wiil'b"6 at the postôfflce'.'frora to said RAFFIE ARANCIO, for tax- 223, 224, 225, 226, 227. 228, 229. and sive." Troop 6. plan to hold their meet to the •• Community •' Hopse Friday Johnson, Corp. Kenneth'H.'^Johnr EASTERLY by lot No. 28, as shown IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have TOGETHER WITH the rlg"ht to College, dean's llst-';iSonya'Spcvack ;T)ie local-office 'had Its ibiggest' ii; until, 1: '^ -.--.-^;. -es, Interest, Hen fees, and expenses 230, as shown on a Plan of lots at ings on Monday afternoon's:" THe' evening at 7:30 foKfhfe''usual com son. ' '••-' '' on said Map. now or formerly hereunto set my hand this 32nd Said Property Is known as Lots WHEREAS, ANTONIO DILALLO. pass and repass: in common with Stone Business ;„Coliege. honor; roll. day' this month when it issued d Incurred on tljie Grand Lists of 1032 "Cosey Beach Plat No. 3" belonging foUowIng-oiricers were elected at Order of Eastern Star will hold miinlty'colihcll-Hallowe'en party. Other members with the armed - . -tf. .- ,.C: • • owned by Michael Cocco. 123 feet day of October, 1942. Numbers 11, 12, 13. 15. 16 as shown Of 40 SCARBORO STREET. NEW those to whom the'same Is given "It Is aô gratifying to state that total of 121 bonds during a single 1033, 1934,. 1935, 1036, 1037, 1838,| to J. W., Wilbur, August 10, 1000, the last- meeting: President. Aud a pubUc card party in the academy Previous •: to-"curtaUment of cars forces will he remembered from time RECRUITING OFFICER HERE , I,' more or less; JAMES C. OGILVIE. on a Map of Lots on Proposed Sec HAVEN. CONN., has neglected to over, across and upon said Pro Wiiltam Watson, an honor grad day. rey DoolIttle;_ vice president, Joan Friday evening. and assistants-' similar parties have to time. Schobls' In town wUl bo closed ^11'j- 1830, 1940. 1941, 1042, respectively. Scale 1 Inohf equals 00 feet, A. L SOUTHERLY by land now or for TAX COLLECTOR ond Street, on flle In the Office of pay the taxes on the herein men posed Second Sti-eet! uate- In tfie class of 1941,: entered '/i wait&ri; se'cretary;'' Jban'Hallden;' been held-M Short-Beach and Stony day Friday in order that teafihecs .t, inclusive. Eliot. E. R, on flle .In the East Ha merly of E. Dwlght Street. 100 EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT the. Board of Assessors for said tioned Grand Lists, I, JAMES C. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have ColumbiaiUniverslty thfs fall; also tijeasurer, Leah • Whrt€,'< At the next The Auxiliary of CJo'rcoran-Sund- ' iAxel A. Mlekelson was elected sec Creek but-dlrectof-Harry Brazcau The Mr.-'and- Mrs. Club of Bran may attend the Connectlouif'StrtEi "' Said. Property Is known as Lot ven Town Clerk's Office, said Lots feet; Town of East Haven, said Lots tak OGILVIE, as TAX COLLECTOR, do that Stanley Petefa fthd John Clark hereunto set my hand this 22nd meeting -the g/oup -viilV entertain qulst Post,'American' Legion wIU retary of the John Erickson Repubj- sald-yesteraa^ tliat It Is necessary to ford will hold a -combined modern taken together being bounded and WESTERLY by Lot No, 34, as en together being bounded and de hereby give notice that I will sell Teachers',Convention being held in iNumber 14, as shown on a Map of WHEREAS; DRUSIANA BRUNEL day of October, 1042. - at-aJIallowe'en party. Mrs. Roder meet Tuesday.- Novemljer 3 in the restrict the event to the one party described as follows: shown on said Map, now or for at public auction on DEC. 28, 1942 •of the class of-1941, entered Conn. Ucan League of Conn, at a conven and old-fashloibid -dance, .-Nevem- New London, Hartford, Bridgeport < lots on Proposed Second Street, on LI, also known as.-" DRUSIANA scribed as foHows: ' JAMES C. OGILVIE. ick Duncan is the troop leader. this autumn. merly owned by Anna Rocco. 122 A.D., at the hour of 10:00 AM. at State University. Armory. tion held Saturday at Hotel Taft. ber 3- In the Italian-American Hall. and New Haven. file in the Office of the Board of WESTERLY by Coe Avenue, as BRUNELLI. also known as DRUS- FIRST PIECE TAX COLLECTOR feet, more or less. the TOWN HALL, EAST HAVEN, Assessors for aa\C Town of East shown on said Plan, 280 feet; lANI BRUNELLI, also known as NORTHERLY by Proposed Second EAST HAVEN. CONNECTICUT

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