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THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., APRIL 10, 1041 I'age Eight THE HOME NEWSPAPER IS A TUE HOME TOWN PAPER \ Stony Creek j VITAL FORCE IN EVERY, TOWN A Recruit For Safety of Riverside News NORTH BRANFORD BRANFORD-NORTH BRANFORD PORTRAYING AS IT DOES By Jean Altermatt STONY CREEK—PINE ORCHARD LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN SHORT BEACH — INDIAN NECK April 1(1 and May 2. Mrs R. Earle Jean Marie Ablondi eelcbratcd FAMILIAR LANOUAGE UV liLKANOR I'OIJLTON CHURCHES PREPARE Beers Is captain of North Branfotd GRANNIS CORNER—MORRIS •^ ' .v>>.^ t- t. f-r" iiA\/r-k.i k.ir\A/c SPECIAL EASTER her birtliday by a parly given Sat COVE—EAST HAVEN urday night. AND EAST HAVEN NEWS A party was given on Tuesday CHURCH SERVICES iilsht for the children who were Mr, and Mrs Earl Colter wore surprised on Sunday by a gathering Miss Vera Hlnc of Milford was a Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, April 24, 1041 Price Five Cents members of the Junior Auxiliary. VOL. XIV—No. 3. and dinner party In honor of their week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Services In the local churches at thirtieth wedding anniversary. Tho I Earl Bcrger. The Ladles Auxiliary will meet at the Easter Season will bo; ftlvci.-ilde Hall on Thursday, April "bride and groom" wore presented Candle light Communion Service with flowers In honor of the oc Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bernard an 1 Vat 8:00 o'clock. The feature of Parent-Teacher Spurt In Spring Building at 'the Congregational Church on casion, a throe tier wedding cake, nounce the birth of a six" lb. boy Canvassers Tea Bonds, Stamps , the evening will be a fuod demon Blue, Gold Varsity Show \ Thursday evening at 7;30 o'clock. and may gifts of furniture and (Thomas Gerald) at 8 o'clock Mon stration. All members are urged lo Altar Service at Zlon Episcopal furnishings as well as personal day morning. Launches Drive Help Defense attend. Church at 11 o'clock on bood Fri gifts. SowoXTo Led By Factory Additions; day morning. Guests Included Mr, and Mrs, Norman Smalley was home from To Be Presented Tonight Mrs. Elmer Cass of Hilton Avenue 1 0 Raise IPOUUU \ The united States Defense Sav- Stations' of the Cross and Camp Devens for the week- end. Is recovering from her recent-Ill Jamieson and daughter, Evelyn of ing Bonds and Postal Saving Benediction of the Blessed Sacra Cohoes, N,Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ness. A meeting ot the captains and Stamps will be placed on sale In There were 00 present at the Many Houses In Process ment at 3 o'clock at St. Augustine's H. A.slolt, Nowburgh, N. Y.; Mr. and Dov/ey Thomas was home from R. C, Church on Good Friday after By Athletic Association solicitors of the Branford Visiting uio Branford, Conn.[Post Office at April meeting ot tho Short Beach The McDcrmolt home on the Mrs. James Williams and grand Fort Terry for the week,end. Parent-Teacher Association held noon. Confessions will be heard children, Margaret and Jlmmle of Nurse association drive was hold I ^^.^^ opening of busiricss on Thurs- river hps been torn down to make Monday evening In the school. after 2:30 and for a .short while Chester, Conn; Mr. and Mr.?. Burton Arthur Johnson Is homo from the ' • 1Frida Fridayy afternooafternoonn inin th thee Tabo Tabor r Lu-k^^LU' y j^^^^^ j^ ^,5 p^^t ^f the National way for the now bridge. Mrs. Victor Hutchinson an Atlantic Wire Co. And Nutmeg Crucible Steel Co. Build after the Benediction. Colter, Burton Colter Jr., Thomas t Haven High School Auditorium Will Be scene UI| theran church. . Rev. A. T. Berg-l ^^ ^^ make America Impregna hospital. East Haven High School Auditorium Will Be Scene Of i theran church.. Rev. A. T. Berg nounced that tho association would Early morning service at the Colter, M1.S3 Eunice Colter, Robert Additions — New Dwellings Favored Over Repair sponsor "Stops of Uncle Sam" to Congregational Church on Easter Colter Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Brindley, Fourth Annual Show-Staged By Arthur Hoyt and ^^^^^^^Zi^Z^^nwelcome. Mrs. Norma n I'^Lamb.'b.eV. Lamb,'bio. _ •_ __ Work—Several Developments Now In Process Joe Loban Is in the hospital. be presented May 10 by tho Good Benk Statement morning at 7:30 o'clock. The Young Miss Ethel Brlndlo, Prank Haslett, president of the association talked. Postmaster Joseph H.iDrlscoll an Pidge Newton. "' " "" Fellowship Dramatic Club In Rlv- People's Society will bo In charge, Anthony Daly, Mr. find Mrs George Large fireproof structures have Mr. and Mrs. Herman Edwards on tho duties of the association | „(,un(,ed today that pian?. are nearly ei'slde Hall. Mrs. Charles Gaugglo REPORT OP CONDITION OP THEj Serving on a special comlttcc tor Lln.sley Natalie Colter, Earl Colter motored to Mystic, Sunday The fourth annual Blue and Gold and called attention to the large c(„„pioted tor this community, - , „„,,„,„ been added to two Branford tao- this service s Miss Ethel Maynard, Women Discuss torlse during tho past few weeks. BRANFORD TRUST COMPANY and Ralph Colter. Varsity Show will be given tonight Films On China of 13RANPORD, CONN., at the 'this service Is Miss Ethel Maynard, Miss Ann Orr spent the week end and Friday night in the East Ha rrthJ Thoora::^ c^mZ^!^'-^ -'«' '-^ousands of others '---^j^-Uerwore played by The larger being an addition to tho ?hUU e 11worl1 ^"^ « ooi.4.««—t the ,mirse s ot'today. , form coast to coast, to do its full]M,.s, Andrew Danlelson and Mrs. Atlantic Wire Co. Church Street cloto of business on the 4th day 1)lrd. in Stony Creek. ven High School Auditorium by the the work ot the nurses ot today Members of tho North Branford part at the opening bf ,lhe pavings' Ri'ohard Shannon, Present Bills and being located between the fac of April, 1041. An Easter breakfast will bo served athletic association. Will Be Shown with that of a number ot years Fife and Drum Corps and their program. It is expected that the Mrs. John Martin reported on tory proper and the railroad tracks. In the chapel at 8:15 o'clock wlthj Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson The entire production has been ago. ASSETS guests who attended the recent Selectmen and olhei! civic leaders legislation of Interest to tho as Tho other Is an Elm street ad the Y. P. S. In charge. Serving on' scholastic were here during the week end. staged by Arthur.Hoyt assisted by The speaker ot the- afternoon, In Legislature Loans and discounts $ 50,543,30 banquet in Milford -were Earl B. .,., ... Connor, vj.*mii;^,Litui, \jiiMiiiiioniijinji u.. will bo among the first purchasers sociation and Mrs. Stephen Wolfe dition to conform with the main tho committee will be Miss Vera standing. By enrolling in tlie league, she becomes Pidge Newton with music by Ed Sunday Night Mrs. Arthur Rlnden of New Haven, Wm UU UlllUllB WiO .„o„ t,>..^..„a^... SOCIUUUU i.llu ...... v,.-, .- U. s. Govornmont obllga- Colter, leader, Alexander Mc Motor VchiclcH, an oiillnisijistic cru.'iadGr for safety, building of the Nutmog Crucible Barker, Vincent Orlswold, Alfred j clij^ibic to compete for one of the 08 university Mrs. Anthony Cinquanta and ward Simoni and scenery by Bill of savings bonds and stamps here, ami Mrs. Robert Lockyer reported A legislative program was con tlon.% direct and fully is shown onrollinjj Anna Cl.iirc Pclcr.sen, 1(1, in the scholarships—40 for Rirls and 49 for hoys—olTercd former missionary to China de- Steel Co at Elm and Harbor I Kerman, Miss • Shirley Saunders, Bahnsen, Jr.; Mtes Eunice Colter, Ford Good Drivers Lenguo, which was organiicd by son returned home Tuesday. O'ConneU. Katherlne Minlter and "What is happening In China' The High, school' baMd will playlon the recent county council meot- ducted, Monday afternoon al tho guaranteed 51,975.00 Ralph Colter, Dominic Marrone, hy Jlr. Ford to winners of safe driving tests to bo o-conneu ±s.ainenne m.i..i,=x "..-, - ,, . , , scribed public health work In China Streets. Miss Shirley Harrlscfn, Miss |Mary Edscl Ford to promote .safe dnvinj!^ by the nation's hold in each state, with national linah ;it Dearborn, Merrllt Thompson have arranged >ill be the subject of three edu-I ^^^. ^^ „f 15 years. -The patrlotic airs and't^ere, will be a ing. homo "of Mrs. Alfred Hammer by 11 Other bonds and stocks .. 104,048.07 Miss Evangeline I-Iines of Stony MLss Peterson is a niomlicr of tlie Safe All contractors oontaotod: report Llnsley, and Burton Colter Jr, voiith. •VVoof Tl,.vH'.,rrl Mrs. Leila Robins Is spending the Merrui inompsu. i catlonal films to be shown in the^^^^^^^j directors served tea. Miss flag raLslng ceremonj'. ; | Tjie speaker of the evening. tho Woman's Club. Mrs. Stephen Real estate taken for Creek, Joseph Marrone, Miss Natalie „(. TT..n T-T:MI «Mionl in a busy season with unlimited odd Sunday School will convene at week in New Haven. "co^-general managers Marion'parlors"' oT^the"'congregational Madolln R. Zacher and Mrs. Ru Postmaster General .Frank C._Robert E. Laramy, Jr., was iptro- Wolfe brought to attention bills of debt and other real es 10 o'clock with Mrs. Alfred Hawkins Colter and An&iony Daly. Walker, In a letter to. .Postmaster' duced by Mrs. D. W. Owens, pro Jobs but a tcndeney to build rather EASTER TOYS dolph F. Bailey, pouring. locol and national interest and if tate owned ,.' 83,201.24 Rowley and Robert lyr were ''^-l ^j^^-'l °" ^"Zlil'ht t?me ' than remodel. superintendent, in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Converse have Mrsl John McCabe, chairman of gram chairman. Mrs. Frank Daley spoke on bills of, Cash on hand and duo ^i^fpd bv assistant general mana- 27, at B oclock dayligni, ume. ^^^^^ ivnjuauc, ^"" "•• - ,..,.—o-r-- vr -—• Mr. Laramy presented a sound A few of tho Jobs In process ol 4 Mass will bo celebrated at 0:15 Joseph Marrone attended the It's Time For Spraying opened their cottage for tho siun- stato-wlde interest. from banks 320,300.44 It was suggested today by Carl .ers Connie Saville Betty Malone The program is under the spon-I ^.j,, t„,d canvassers to call^the help of local postmasters, would erection or recently finished fol o'clock at St Augustine's R. C.| annnrdi FSonfmePrPd Pommerr ' secretary, Doris'sorshlDoris sorshlp of the Comradeuomraae!s. oufi th"'e= 1 only a^t ^j^th^e home homes s anandd no not t aatc th mee boee 'la.a rearual i servlceno^ths^uv.i;.; tu^w.eu country">.uu....j , . picturpicturee oonn th uiuxm.^.;..""o conservatio—n o-f soil--• . Robert Laramy, assistant soil 1 y Cash Items, checks and meeting in Thompsonvlilo as a ton E. Buttrick, Education Direc mer. lows; Church. Pohlmaand Frend TenurPommer e secreLuiyDorothy, Fl^^ the young people's group ot °^<^[„,ie°„„f„„,„„3 tu,this . year„,„,... CanvasserCanvasserss worworee .H; Heo traiismltted.thtraiismltted the e thankthankss .ooff ththe water, minerals, vegetable a.id an conservationist spoke on the bill exchanges 04.87 delegate from the local corps, and To Kill Dormant Pests tor of the Connecticut Humane So Pohlman: Treasure, Dorothy Flyn; way, me young ^"^"^'^' JTT "' factories this year, uanvu^^ii. vvo.>. Secretary ot the Treasury Morgen-' imaj nje. The Smithltlold Engineering Co. Holy Eucharist will be celebrated Miss Virglrila, Hagelih ' and Miss ^"""^"i;.!.^?!"!TVDS Betty Hoyt : l,°LrJLProgram , Sol.^ll- the church, tor the benefit oft the X^,^n^ „^^^„.,kPd^ tn„ „porreoortt to Mrs. McMc- -Secretary ot the Treasury Morgen-, i,„al life: Other assets 00,087.50 at this meeting It was decided to clety, that parents give a great deal thau tor the help that, local post- He spoke of terraces, strip crops on conservation. has two houses mearlng completion at tho Zlon Epslcopal Church. holdthis year's state convention in] Betty Boldtmanii'visited Camp Ed ma Pearson and Gloria Crescenti; summer conference fund. The PUb- „jjbg o„ Thursdays. She also an- Funds sot aside 1-10-inch in length. The eggs of thought before giving chicks or masters had already given In, the and winter cover crops used to pro- Mrs. Charlotte Mlllor, Republi at the Hammer Property,. Moadow Church worship will be at 11 Merldon. wards, Sunday ArtvorH.!ln,r' Gertrude Marcotte; lie Is cordially invited. 'nounced that 133 solicitors are .masters imu uuuuu, ».»».._..., ....^ ana wmier uuvui t.ui^D "=.-".w .---- can Roprosentative from East Ha- for savings o'clock at the Congregational This is the time of the year are while and are protected un rabbits to their children as Easter f ita„ R»^t Ceeel' publicity "For the wounds of China" is a "^king on the drive to raise $3000. sal-•-e -o.f T,.,i..United^ af„t„State„s securities„„„,„.u,„= , o„anHd ...tect. .,.the. ,.„^land, „„andj ,„,„,„„Improv„e „,thoo »nllsoil.. and Klrkham streets • and , said ; depositors: der the adult scale during the glfti;. also Mr. Morgenthan-rthanks in ad, .'.sT™cr„ros""^^^^ presont ""and" "'.o""'""!"answoi'od — —.-..--. - -- Church with special music arranged wlien the sun ol April starts to Mrs. Mike Palma and Francis Tttv MmeVtlLete Jennie So film showing how relief Is being, ^°™'1ohn McSabo, chairman of, also Mr. Morgenthan's thanks In ad, ..structures such as farm ponds Mortgage loans .$ .1,120.00 winter appearing from the mid These harmless creatures are vance "for the co-operation whlch^aterrr»°"°'"°"'''"«^^ directed to her on prog: yes erday hey planned to continue by Mrs. Douftlas .B, HoUblrd and Over nintcy grangers gathered at swell tho buds on trees, shrubs, Sanzero called ori friends in Wa- 1 Bettand yLillia Millern Plomblno, tickets, ; jenmstagee, mana-^ILO^ 11 administere„..„,„,.t„„rdf in the War-torn j,j^gp;„^„^gBo„d says: - - |vance "for the 00-pperatlon ,which water reservoirs on rangelands" he Collateral and dle of May to June depending put to all kinds of discomfort, Mr. Of :h_e knows you will give to this new,rid, ''help ?o prevent Hoods and,;;f^, « -"-"- « '" "^= H°»== ''"^ ^""" Ion one ^"Jl-.storyy l^ame'dweUlngframe dwellingsr. ' Miss Ethel Maynard. Tho sermon the town hail on Tuesday evening evergreens, etc., that tho first terbury, Sunday. ger, Fred Pommer; properties, Al-' country today. There are scenes of "The ever increasing field other loans 3,470,00 on the weather conditions. Buttrick stated. Aside from squeez effort'. conserve moisture.' " " • • will bo "The Great Spirit Lives", for the Harvest Supper and the spraying ot the year, so-called bert Bourget; costumes. Pearl Bass, tramping retugeestwlth their mat- •work of our nurses, proves their It was voted to place the namo Mr. and Mrs. Harry F"sonlus of Real estate The following is a list of the ing, petting. Improper food and The new Defenses ^^avnigs- Bond Tho reception of now church mem third third and fourth degrees. The dormant spraying, should be Mlmi BayegUoniti is moving Into , Assistants—Virginia O'NoU, Bet- shed camps, and 'of the work ot need in our town. The nurse need ot Mrs J Edwin Bralnard on the 1 West Haven arc well established In . taken for scale Insects: Oyster shell, San living conditions they have to un is similar to the -iramllar "Baby bers win take place at the close of Hamdon Degree team put on the done. The purpose of proper Mrs. Hibbards house over the A & P. ty Miller, Otilia Takorczyk, Audrey feeding and providing shelter, not call at your home, but It is membership list as an honorary) their now homo on tho former dobt 12.050.74 Jose, Terrapin, Europeaii, Elm, dergo In the average home, these Bond", of which iriore than five momber Hammer Property. the worship service. work of the third degree in grand spraying is flr^tj to control scale Store. Wright, Marie Castellon, Gertrude' supplemented by recreation and for your protection that she Is In style and gave a splendid drill fol Pine Needle,,Tulip, Golden Oak, animals are also exposed to hun billion dollars worth have been Churchmen Go Anyone Inlorosted in attendUig Elm Restaurant ha., added an insects. Tlie spraying should be Marcotte, Helen Knaggs, Bette Ma- education. our community. So much Is done Total Funds set aside for lowing tho degree work. Visiting Oak Gull, Cottony Maple, Put ger, thirst, excessive temperatures, bought by more than two, and a the dessert bridge at the Woman's, eight foot addition at tho rear. The Paront-Teaeher Association done Just before the buds break The new fire engine made Its lone, Jeanruth Anderson, Edward Glimpses of modem China pre- I In our> schools and homes, check - Savings Depositors 10,240.74 deputies and their wives were nam, Japanese, White Peach, accidents and, sometimes, various halt million Americans since 1935. To Conference ,cSb New Have' on the - afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Caswell DrlscoU are mot on Monday evening In the so that a higher percentage of first fire call' to Vedders Point, Nltsch, Peter Setaro, Louis Slmonl, sents an orientation to the coun- ing the conditions. We are not al Jerome Harrison School. The presont_as well as members of kill will be made for some ot Beech, Juniper and Rose. dying processes before their sale ways aware that this service is one A Defense Bond- may bo pur of May 8 are asked to contact Mrs. occupying tho Stuart Clftttcy house Monday afternoon. Martha Paris, Marge Green3reen, FrankFrame,, irtryy, andu aunu insighu,..^ t Into„ th..^e .live s ^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^,^ ^^^^^^^ _^ Total Assets ...$'f00,007.15 William Douglas P. T. A. wore several surrounding granges the young scale are moving It should -not bo necessary to As a result very few, it any, live chased May 1, or thereafter $10.75. Crlsafl, Peter Dldow ~Prarico s "Pa- , —andmotlve'' ™""""s" o"
. s - .^.A.^_^,s,-.J.^^'V/v^'V TJS^S** '«'-'p -IN^T»5 Page Two THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN,, APRIL 24, 1041 THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., APRIL 24, 1041 Pago^Tjifcfl tively participated. The activities THEFOX AND THE GRAPES WASHINGTON Weekly Legislature Highlights Mrii. .Chttunccy M. Comstock of headquarters of the National finding Hew Markets Fcr Farmers All In The lUHflWIIKi College Notes Happy Birthday Bristol celebrated her •88th birth Board is in constant Iduoh with • THE MEHCHANDISE MAr>TOi>,.| day In the liome of her daughter, Establlshea 1028 An air of expectancy Ls hanging It was voted by the S-^na^^e newspapers, radio s tat ions, SNAPSHOTS ! Mrs. Helen. Stevens, Saltonstall Publlshca Every Tlmrtday At speakers, and others who have BY JAMES PRESTON | ever the Caplto, this week as thej O. thc^stab —^^^^^^ ^Xe''pre- Day's Work To Kenneth Howe, April IB be Parkway. aenevleve Stephenson, daughter lated best wishes. Branford, Conn. Zero hour aplroachcs on executive | "j^^^^^^ existed and (2)_the ellmina- By E C. and N. H. CiVRPENTEU undertaken to assist in making of Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Steph Lest ,\ve forgot—'Tis Arnold Pe by tho public aware of the need for On the basis of information from | appointments, , tion ot a provision ot the House bl enson, Sydney Street, East Haven, .Marcel Altcrmalt finds ho Is a terson's birthday today. Those In close touch with the L^^^t compelled the Defense Council TrtK niriANFOui) REVIEW, INC. more intense efforts to reduce tire around the globe, Washington ADVICE FOR WAR TIMES will be a member of the committee year older today. situation made the prediction de-ljo ^ire employees under the merit in charge of Health Week at Bates 37 Koso Slrcct losses as a contribution to nation officials are firmly convinced that First, remember that war is about Kindest regards to Mrs. A. J. what happens in the United States finitely luring the past lew days gy^tem. College, where she Is a sophomore. Oh Sunday Mrs. Alice Altermatt Pfelir, Highland Park on her birth al defense. The weekly and daily that two of the holders of major, j^^^^ Hadden made these remarks the most expensive thing that was Sponsored by the Women's Ath In the next 100 days will go tar to ever thought of. Though we are not will be receiving congratulations. day Sunday. MEVEIt I.ESIIINE Fulilliher press have widely pledged their ward shaping the history of the state appointive offices would be',„ ^fging that the House yield to letic Association, Health Week Is a cooperation. Mayors of cities are dropped. There .appeared little .j^g Governor's demand that no ortlcially in the war we are pledged series ot events, sUch as song and A1.ICK '1'. PETERSON Editor world for generations. to help the allies with all our Harry .Johnson, tho out board ' "Mike" Wolfe, Short Beach was nninicially proclaiming jmrlicipa- Much depends, ot course, upon doubt that Motor Vehicle Commis-1 ]!„,!(, be fixed of the salary of the skit contests, hikes, and the like, motor boat fellow, takes time out too old on his IP.lli birthday Apr, sloner Michael A. Connor is on hls:j,g,Ense administrator but that It strength. That means that we will all emphasizing some aspect of tlon in the observance. Fii-e de the outcome of the Balkan and have hlger taxes, and fewer Saturday lo become a year older. IB lo ask for special celebration. partment olllclals are especially African battles. Most Washington way out in soitc of staunch .support jj,p ipft, un to the Governor and the health education. At tho end of Tcleplione tHranlnrd 401 luxuries. Already they are tall ' Jt ^ " *^ -^ ' ( rt / -; *. N.' : <^ < t ••; :.c.t c,A^.:..i:.iLCw:i:,.<:.i.^.w^t-*(u^\. ,.L S!;sV5^^:^^^^4^^l:M-*i*^*,f^<,^.$^K <' u ^ _---w* fcf- rr -ff THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., APRIL 24, 1041 Page Five e Pour THE BRANPORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., APRIL 24, 1041 from New Haven at dinner on sun- to Sybil Creek)—Mrs. Mooney. | AGREE ON PARKING POPULAR DELUSIONS / MacGonach' At the last meeting of the Board day. Branford Point; Mrs. John | News Oddities by Jacobs of Police Commissioners, it was Chairman Adds Knecht, Jr., captain; Maple Street NORTH BRANFORD SHORT BEACH agreed to voice no objection to the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hyland of to Harbor; Curve Street, Harbor (5)F ALL THE WEIRD AND proposed change from parallel Forest Rood announce the birth of '^^ BIZARRE PRACTICES OF THE Street, (North to R, R.)—Mrs. To Solicitors parking back to angle parking and Services In the local churches on was enjoyed at noon. In the after a daughter, Myrna Vivian, at the INDIAN MEDICINE MAN-Ht ST. ELIZABETH'S PARISH at the opening of the savings pro Charles Stanton; Maple Street a letter to that effect has been Sunday will be: . noon, Miss Gladys Stratton, Exten New Haven Hospital on April 9. 010 OFFER TO SUCCEEDING (FEN Fr. William O'Brien ERATIONS, A LIQUID TIIAT HELPS gram. (Harbor to Breezy Lane)—Flor forwarded to the proper authori Mass at 9:15 o'clock at St. Augus sion Specialist from the University Mrs. Hyland and Uttlo daughter re Sunday S.chool at 10.46 a. m. For VNA Drive ence Watson; Breezy Lane; Drls- of Connecticut, was present and SOOTHE TME ACHES OF MANKIND The new Defense Savings Bond ties In Hartford. tine's R. C. Church, Rev WllUam turned home on Saturday. Before AND AIDS WOMEN TO eEAUTY- ^ I Confessions—4.00 p. tn. Sktiuday Is similar to the tamlllor "Baby coll Rd. Mill Creek Rd.—Mrs. John Brewer, pastor, Mrs. Edward Daly, discussed ways and means of cutt her marriage Mrs. Hyland was Mary The Brnnlord Vl.sltlng Nurse As^ li, iV/TXH HAZeUl preceding first Sunday Bond," of which more than five Kjiecht, Jr.; Bryan Road—Doris organist and choir director. ing down steps and labor In the Mackey of Indian Neck, DELUriONlTHATTHEtWROWER .TOClnllon Is having its annual drive Sunday Mass at 10 A. M. billion dollars worth have been Montellus. Sonny: Mommer, Papa wouldn't Dominican Nuns from New Haven modern farm kitchen as well as w MAKES A BAUL BOUNCE for funds tor 1941—Its goal $3000. murder anybody, would,he? bought by more than two and a Ceadar Street District: Mrs. Don win Instruct children of St. Augus rural home. All boys fourteen years or over half million Americana since 1035. A BAU. GEtr OUT OF SHAPE VV:1EN IT A contribution from every house Mommer: Why, certainly not, tine's Church directly after Mass UNION OHAPEL STBIkeS A SURFAGE. ElASTIplTr ald Sawtelle, Captain; Harrison who are Interested In baseball are FORCE? IT BAfikf IN SHAPE 6 IT BODi. hold and working individual Is so child. Why do you ask? and high school boys and girls will The North Branford schools will A Defense Bond may be pur licited. Avenue—Mrs. A. Kronholm and asked to meet at the Athletic Club Sunday, April 27. 11 A.M. Sermon chased May 1, or thereafter, for Sonny: Well, I Just heard him, also remain for their study club. combine this evening, Thursday, Annual dues are $1.00; contrib Mrs. R. Dolan; Laurel Street and! House at 2:30 o'clock on Sunday by Pastor, Rev E, C. Carpcn ,$18.75. In ten years, this bond will down in the cellar saying, "Let's at the Northford Community House uting member $5.00; sustaining Palmer Rd—Mrs. Ernest Wood; afternoon to make plans for or tcr. Topic; Why Worry About The ;i)e worth $25.00. This is an Increase Todd's Hill Road, Parish Farm Rd. kill the other two, George." Holy Eucharist and morning to present a musical revue entitled, 240 Main St., Branford member $10.00. ganizing a team. CiE&tND HAS IT, of 33 1/3 per cent, equal to an an prayers will be celebrated at 9:30 "The Melting Pot of America". This Almighty, Anthem by the Choir. A volunteer ."solicitor will call —Mrs. Donald Sawtelle; Brushy i AMONS THE nual interest return of 2.0 per cent, Plain, Laurel Hill Rd., North Ivy- For Local Wews ani Sports o'clock at Zlon Episcopal Church, review is being presented under 9:45 A. M. Sunday School. George OELVJSION:TI-IAT HOARDINS (luring the pelrod April 18 ID May Tho Fife and Drum Corps will INDIANS, WAT OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS compounded semi-annually. Any EMPrr GLASS tTARS IS A Subscribe to the Braiijord Review Rev. Francis J. Smith, Rector, Mrs. the direction of Miss Dorothy A E'EAUTIFUU 2. Have your contribution ready, or Mrs. Frank Williams. • I meet on Friday evening at the Club Brown, Superintendent.^ Lesson time after sixty days from the date THRIFTY PRAeTICe Paul R. Hawkins, organist and Stokes, music supervisor. The cos MAIDEN APPEARED mall same direct to Mrs. HarrlSt house. Topic: Voluntary Christian Shar of purchase, the bond may be re GLASS CONTAINERS NOW ARE choir director. tumes and music together promise IN THE STEAM FROM -'-"=5 MADE SO EeONOMlCAULY Palmer, Treasurer of the Drive. A BOILINQ CAULDRON ing: The Early Church Meeting deemed for cash, in accordance Church School will follow im a colorful, Interesting program. EMPTIES CAN BE THROWN AWAY Branford Center—Mrs. John Wa OF WITCH HAZEL SHRUBS Human Needs.' with a table of redemption values DELUSION:THATV/OMEN , v/rrHouTA SECOND THouam; For solid carefree comfort this winter install a mediately: AND TO HER AID11IEY ATTRIBUTED OBJECT TO QIGAR SMOKE | ters, captain; Main St, Park Place, Thursday, April 24, 2 P. M. At the printed on the face of the bond. LIKB STRING OR PAPER BAGS. Hl&ll QlMurV WITCH John St.—Mrs. Edward Oarrlty and Mrs. Lois P. Dudley of Bare Stony Creek THE SHRUBS' "MAQ-IC' HEALING ftJV^ERSlI Chapel,-Workers' Social In charge To spread , investments widely A BEest^NATlON-WlDC Morning'• Worship at the Con Plain has returned to her home HAZEL WAS FIRST DI POLL ON SMOKING HABITS' Mrs. Valdomar Anderson; South BRANFORD OIL BURNER STILLED COMMERCIALLY of Mr^. Albert Poulton. among all the people in America, DISGLOffED THAT Saa^OP gregational Church at 11 o'clock on -'-// Main St.—Mrs. C. W. Oaylord; after spending the winter months By Jean Altermatt BY lllE DICKINSON IAMILV IN| ft.KM:.i;3:,.ijvf •J-.!ssiti.''< , Friday, April 25, 8 P. M. Choir a limit of $6,000 has been set 'on THE QISAR SMOKenS OF Sunday morning. Rev. G. Dillard THE eOUNIRY SAV THEIR Church St—Mrs. Wm Adams with her son, Carleton Dudley, and —T— 1860 AT ESSEX,CONN,, Rchcorsal. the amount of tliese bonds to bo yOMEM FOLKS DO NOTT Lessley, pastor, MLss Ethel Mnynard WHERE THE INDUSTRY Indian Neck District: Mrs. Fred family in New Jersey. M''-'and Mrs, Herman Edwords bought by any one person in one OBJEfiTT. organist and Mrs. Douglas B. Hola- THEN FOUNDED STILL r-LOUR- A POPULAR erick Houde, captain; Linden Av and Mrs. John Russell and Betty ISHES. ESSEX HAS BE Considerable redecoratlon and year. The bonds are In denomina blrd, choir director. RICHMOND I'RICtI) COI-FEE 27c enue (Sybil Creek to Ark) and Ad Product of The Defense Committee will meet INDIAN COME THE "WITCH small repairs arc noticed at the tions of $25, $50, $100, $500 and Locally Made Sunday School win convene at Edwards motored to Mllford Sun l-OR 3r.'VEARS jacent Streets—Mrs. Wm. Meffert; on Friday evening of this week and MI6£.|0NARy, IN THE IP™ HAZUL CITY OF Lamphler Camps. ' $1,000, all of which arc sold for 75 10 o'clock Mrs. Burton S. Hall, day. ,,-[<•>>•„' AMERICA'- JOHN ALDEN A FAVORIIE Jk bags 33c Pawson Park' and Summer Island— Malleable Iron win discuss information received CENTUUy, EXPERIMENTED per cent of their maturity value Nationally superintendent. •' LUXURY COFPEE M A Mrs. Wm Hotchklss, Jr.; Cocheco which Is pertinent to present con Mr. and Mrs. Paclflo Sanzero and WITH IT, AND FOUND IT Dip Edward Burnham of Now Havert and all of which mature in ton Tittingfi Co. FamouB HAVE MEDICINAL VALUE.'/ KYBO TIIRIFIV PRICE 2 bags 37 c DELUSION;THATKlNGr DELUSION; THAT fiOINS WlTHOLTT A Ave. and Soundvlew Heights—Miss ditions, and use for any emergency Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bouheir went to called on friends hero yesterday. years. ,HAT IS A SIGN you ARE RUCCiED...... Chief John Hartlgan Issued a call DSIP, GRIND or REGULAR lib MUST BE hiALEr.... . Alma Ellsworth; Wllford Road- in the future. Giant Neck, State Park, Nlantlc. VACUUM PACKED can 23c for a drill of all firemen at the fire COPLEY The cover design of the stamp THERE IS NOQUESTIOtJ WESTERN PLAINf MEN ARE COUNTED AMONC Mrs. Charles Neelcy; Llmowood Rd. Mrs. Edward Dejon who passed OUR MOST RUGGED QmzENr.THEl'ALWAYS house on Monday night. albums is in color, featuring a OF^'EK. KIN6 MEANS' WEAR A HAT, SUMMER on WINTER... . (to Hotchklss Drove Rd.) Crouch The Pahua family and the Cap- the winter In Atlanta, Georgia will HEAD OF STATE. Miscs Lucy R, Holablrd, chairman, BROOKSIDE • Fresh Ctcivnety United States battle,shlp and an Rd. and Waverly Road—Mrs. Ray of the local Red Cross has called plo Family motored to Waterbury BUTTER Tub or Roll lb 37c leave next week to return to Short eogle bearing the American flog. Right around the corner In Branford Is produced an oil burner Totoket Grange met. on Tuesday Club will meet Monday evening at Johnson Dolly and Lois Allmanns mond Plnkham; Sybil Avenue— a meeting for all persons Interested to visit a sister Sunday. IE WITCH HAZEL 1^&\DB FROM Its MANY oniER BEN OROOKSIDE • STRICTLY FRESH Beach. On the back cover is o painting of recognized throughout the nation as being one of the the genuine evening at the'Town Hall. Follow GRADE A • LARGE SIZE dor 33c berger, Shirley Engienart, Alta Mrs .Irving Adams; Haycock Pt., In Red Cross work. This meeting URUB SHOOTS EFITS. ATHLETES HAVE FOUND THAT A EGGS the Minute Man statute by Donlel] the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul , outstanding quality oil burners produced in America. . ing the business meeting a safety ,S SEEDS AS . (ioOD QUALITY WITCH IIA7.nL IS VAL Hotchklss Grove to 9th Street; win be held in the town hall on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Madiera WHIFE or COLORED Mrs, Albert Poulton is chairman Chester French, which symbolizes Rlnker. Regan Billy Kelsey, Eugene Rear program was presented by the -R A3 10 FEET 1 UABLE FOR MA5SAQC AND STIFFNESS 'b 25c Hotchklss Grove Rd to R .R. Bridge When you finally decide upon oil heat do not fall to take ad Friday evening and will convene at have returned from their vacation OR SORCNCSS DUE TO UNUSUAL UERCISty LOAF CHEESE of a- social being given this after the American citizen.ever alert in don and Robert Trapp. Worthy Lecturer Dorothy Llnsley. Mrs. Prank Coleman; South Mon- vantage of this fact. eight o'clock. at Florida. MILLBROOK CLUB noon in the chapel by the Chapel defense of his country. The in Blake Lehr, son of Mr. and Mrs. towese Street (Indian Neck School Serving on the special committee SODAS Choice at All Flavors • ContcnU 4'^'°'29c I scription is "America on Guard." Workers. Herman.Lehr Is in the hospital Mrs. Oscar Boltmann has been These dealers will be glad to give you complete details on what for this.' meeting were Brothers Miss Philsbury of New Haven MItLBROOK CLUB . Contents Secretary Morgenlhau said that where he has been operated on for taken 111. a Branford Installation will do, and what it will cost. Leslie Brlndley, Ellsworth B. Poote Miss Carol Boyce of Sea Hill Road Several Showers KOLA Talic llome A earlier ol 6 bits 6 btis 23 c I throe year period. has Invited the "Lucky Thirteen" spent Sunday at her cottage on The United! States Defense Sav even a boy or girl who saved ten appendicitis. and Floyd Grlswold. Corner Column MIRABEL • PURE FRUll lib 4H club to meet with her on Satur Governor's Island. Assorted Fliivois 15c ings Bonds and Postal Savings cents to buy a Savings Stamp would Mr. and Mrs. Archie Young and New Haven East Haven Given For Bride PRESERVES , I. help the country. He added that The §hort Beach Chapel Workers their family spent the week-end Mrs. Leo Hamlll of New Haven day afternoon. Plans will be made by Rose Helen Behler RASPBERRY or 2 1b Stamps will be placed on sale at New Haven Coal Co. East Haven Coal Co. The second toxin and vaccination Mrs. Rena Bralnerd is living at jar 29c "you can safeguard your own mon entertained the Easter pageant cast in New Jersey. • and Mrs. Kenneth Rice of Camp for attendance at the 4H Round up PRESERVES SIRAWDERRY the opening of business on Thurs oUnlc was held at Center School on the Willows. Miss Marie J. ClrlgUano of 27 ey and your future, while helping at a supper , last evening In the Edwards, Mass. have been visiting Branford — R. C. Enquist which will be held a week from HOMELAND or GOLDEN ROSE a lb «%!-_ day, May 1, as part of the nation Tuesday morning. Health Officer Meadow Street was the guest of After a few weeks or a not ne caiton X3(. the national defense, by buying Chapel. Tliose Invited were; Rev. The Holmstron boys, Everit and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pfelff, Jr. Saturday at the Hamden High TEA PEKOE AND ORANGE PEKOE al effort to make America impreg Sterling .Taylor ;M. p. was 'n charge Miss Ann Thomas spent the honor at a surprise miscellaneous cessary, but a thoroughly enjoy Savings Bonds now." and : Mrs. E. C. Carpenter, George Arnold are at military camps in MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS COMPANY School. Oven Baked • Pea . Yellow nable. assisted by the school nurse Mrs. week-end in Washington, D. C; ' shower Sunday evening at the able vacation, here I am again. Eye . RcJ Kidney 2»^n'"•' 23c Brown, Mrs Elwood Plerson, Mr. and Alabama, having enlisted in ^the Mrs Charles ScovlU returned Branford, Conn. BAKED BEANS cans Postmaster Evelyn Dwyer an A. A. Anderson. Community House. 11b Ml'B. Edward Kraus, Mrs. Harry air service a few weeks ago for a Monday from St. Petersburg Fla. The annual turkey supper was Many thanks to those readers FINAST Miss Ann Jenkin attended the Cliock lull ol n,\lslni 2 cans 25c nounced today that plans are com Mrs. Edward Grlnnell, Jefferson served last week Thm'sday evening The hall was decorated in appro who told me that they missed this B!lOWN BREAD pleted for this community, along Rebekah State Assembly in New priate bridal arrangements of pink Place hos been very ill at her The Ladles Sewing Society met on in the town hall by the Civic As- I weekly "bosh." Take It from one KETCHUP FINAST • FANCY GRADE; 2 hiir'25c •with thousands of others from Wednesday, and Mrs. George 'sociatlon to over one hundred London, Conn. and white. TKerfi" were about 100 j home, [who know—it Is very gratifying to lib coast to coast, to do its full part Leonard and Mrs. Charles Leonard members. A program and old fash guests and dancing followed tho MARVO S'STN^G c^'n'39c can 15c Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haney and were the hostesses. The meeting ioned dancing followed. Ray Barnes, Nowell Landes, Ad- presentation of gifts. Hostesses suddenly discover that someone son, James, of Berger Street plan was held in the chapel. rlenne Northam, Jean Northam, were Mrs. JamfeS- Barba and Mrs. appreciates you. Lois Johnson and Ruth Kelsey Louis Sansome. to move about June first to their Rev. Alfred Jones of the Bran Naturally being away from the went on a picnic to Kolsey's Camp Economy recently purchased home in North ford Baptist Church exchanged A personal shower was given Corner I have boon out of touch Mrs. G Dillard Lessley of North Saturday. Thursday evening by Mrs.' Micholas Haven. Street opened her home on Thurs- ! pulpits with the Rev G Dillard with Corner doings, -so I shall ' Lessley of the North Branford Con Cirle and Mrs. Joseph DePalma stick to one subject about which Ii Plumbing dayafternoon for a meeting of the Mrs. Leroy Murray and sons The Short Beach Red Cross sow gregational Church on Sunday. at the.lattor's home. know at least something; i.e. me I Home Makers' Club. A short Leroy and Leonard will leave Satur ing unit, for the present, Is discon Guests ' wereftf' Helen Petella, and my trip to Pennsylvania. | business session was held In the day for Nutley: N. J; to visit Mrs. & Heating tinued for lack of a leador. Tho ' Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Dbody of iMary,;.J'etella,"fMra|; John Btuno, I jottod down a few notes con morning Wlth-'Mrs. John Marsh Joseph Sweeney,nee"Susan -Howd: Ruth Anderson, ,jBBi|' Estrom, Mary group has been operating very^suc- presiding. A covered dish luncheon Foxon Road entertained guests cerning things which Interested FI-NA-ST BREAD Supply Co. cessf ully in the ilrehouse all winter Williams, Rose'f'Pafcla, Margaret me. . under the direction of Mrs. John Rice and Mrs. vincent McAvey. Fresh baked white louf now otriclial ivi(/i Vitamin B-1, Another shower was given In 1. The amazing New Yorkers who McClecs who finds it impossible to enter a subway, sit down, promptly Iron and ISlicolinic Acid which is another Vi(«inin of Boilers —• Radiators continue. Recreation Hair New , Haven by the B Complex. Vinast Bread is now belter than ever. Alpha Phi Sigma Sorority. go to sleep and awaken just at Gas Steam Badiators Anyone interested In directing Guests were;; Alga Petrlllo, their correct station stop. If I lived tho work is asked to contact Mrs. lib Bathroom Fixtures Sobble Llso, Evelyn Paglucia, Joan in the "Big City" for fifty years, I James Walworth, Maple St., Bran 4 oz Salvatoro, Carmeli Farlola, Angela still don't think I could do it. All Kinds — at Low Cost ford. Arrangements can be made to loaves, Prece, Julia Carangelo, Rase De- 2. The beautiful and very ultra give out the work from a home in Celll, Josephine , VegUante and modern new Curtlss-Wrlght Plant Also Selected stead of of the flrohouse if that Helen Conte. in New Jersey which I understand DOUGHNUTS or CINNAMON SUGARED ""^ 12c USED PLUMBING is more convenient. A large num-" has began production Just ninety bor have expressed a willingness to days after the ground was broken DoSLICED ROLLS pkg 10c and sew during the summer season. HOUSBW ARMING for the erection of the building. It that isnt speeding up production POTATO BREAD 'IT 10c HEATING SUPPLIES Mrs L, C. Merrltt returned this Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dudley I don't know what could be. week from a trip to Fiorido. who recently moved from Ivy St., doz 10c Telephone 8-4647 to their new home, Post Road wore 3. The very benevolent Socialism SNOWFLAKE BUNS which is manifested in Horsey, 91 'Wuter St., New Haven The Goodtellowship Dramatic a New Service given a surprise housewarmlng Sa BANANA CAKE each "17c turday evening by the following Pennsylvania, but of which every friends: Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Le- one seems to be veryproud. Maybe SUCHARD 2/pkiis .&3C shlne, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph in spite of Its being an "ism" it CHOCOLATES Assorted can be worked to the good of the Kneupr, Mr. and Mrs. George My pkg 17C 1% ron, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dudley, many — or I am getting, to be a NON PAREILS Mr. ajnd Mrs. Charles Messner, Mrs. radical. Flora Dudley, Mrs. Arnold Peter I'd like to live in Horsey, how CANADA MINTS 2 li{ 15c for son, Misses Shirley and Rhoda Le- ever. The smell of the candy in tho MM€rm£5f/WNC iS£:mii shlne: Frank Dudley, William making could keep any disposition Ahem, Frank Page, Joseph Suther sweet. land and Arnold Joseph. 4. The Ammish people of Penn CASH and CARRY sylvania wiio refuse to have any The guests, for the most part, ON ALL SERVICES LISTED BELOW associates at tho Branford Printing thing to do with such modern con Co. and Branford Review present traptions as motor cars or tractors. Just drive up and blow your horn for ed Mr. and Mrs. Dudley with a They are people of a very simple courteous and prompt attention floor lamp and .wall mirror. but no doubt tenacious faith. Some of their customs, are I think very One case of whooping cough and Interesting, for Instance: if daugh THRIFTY one of .scarlet lever were reportea ter becomes of marriageable age, TOP or BOTTOM WET WASH in North Branford this week. father buys a can of green paint This service talces all tlie waslitub worlc Wet Wash with Flat Work Ironed and paints his gate so that the ROUND ROAST FOR FLAVOR local swains know that they have out of your house luul off your liantls. Every- Body elotlips reluruod damp, ready to t942 MODELS ARE iron. Flat work ironed and neatly folded, permission to pay their suit. lliing is tlioroiij \.. ,f..*,^•A.k^,*,n*»m,txi-^ii', ; \XiX X\t,tXA _-.,l -..-.-.•=..•. -^ i-.-*,»,%-ta XttffT-t*a.'4.?l-*-^*] . « A* 0 *'4 ^ '-J,JUA^ 5 ' Page Seven m THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, OONIT., APRIL 24, 1041 Leonard Murray of Foxon has been in Washington, D. C. for a ersonals tew days. >'4 LOCAL NEWS OP THE SCREEN Boxing Mr. and Mrs. Morris Suvnl, Palm Mr. and Mrs. Michael SCseske of Baseball er Road have returned home Boston Post Road announce the en The first motion picture to top "Boys Town" for dynamic truo-litB ii from Miami, Florida where litey gagement of their daughter. Mary, Hockey drama, tremendous heart appeal Basketball have been staying for two months. to Mr. Charles Morawski, son of LATEST SPORT NEW Mrs. John Morawski Maple Qlreet, and spiritual uplift, finally has arrived. It is that film sequel, "Men Wrestling Mrs Ralph . McDcna'd and Miss Football EDITED BY W. J. AHERN of Boys Town," which moVes to the A. Lauretta Plumle;' ot Nortliftrd Mrs. W. H. Roberts and Mrs. American women will remember WE WOiMKN WATCH HISTORY 1 Loew Poll College theatre Thursday William Plnkham were recent this march of events as times move were guests Monday of the Bran We are a poace-lovhig people, and April 24th tor 0 second big hold i ford Woman's Republican Club. visiters in New York and stayed at We hoped, when the tumult and the ahead. They know that there will be over week. The Vanderbllt Hotel. trying times and sacrifices ahead for shouting ot the World War died It has Spencer Tracy In another District Master Carl Plerson ot down, that the nations of the earth all of us. But they know, too, that we are going through these present performance ot Academy Award Georgetown was a speaker guest ZAFFINS TO MOVE were ready to live tog.'>ther as caliber as Father Edward J. Flona^ Locals Face Ne^w Haven Pros at Haiimier Fie friends. We hoped It so strongly and efforts so that we con Viove a at the last meeting of the Vasa Alpha Sigma Tau Club met rc- future which will be worthy ot all gan, Mickey Rooney pressing him Star Lodge, No. 150 held in Svea icently at the home of Mrs Nathan believed in it so sincerely that we every step ot the way tor honors in Hall. insisted on getting rid of the plants the endeavors and all the strivings izaffin in Shelton where they gave that the history of the last few the role ot Wliltey Marsh. Mayor ot their hostess a surprise handker and factories that hod been used Boys Town, Bobs Watson as the be CONSERVATION VITAL TO UConns Prepare BranfordHighTo to provide our arms and munitions decades has imprinted on the scroll Mrs Herman Logan. Harbor chief farewell party. Mr. and Mrs. of American history. loved rascal, peeweo, and two COMMENT SEASON'S FIRST TILT Street is recovering from the effect Zaffin will move soon to Virginia. in '17 and '18 Wartime machinery amazing boy actors in Lorry Nunn, Meet Stratford was smaslied under gigantic ham For Heaviest . . ON . - of injuries received from a fall. Guests were; Esther Tyler, playing Ted Martley, a child Rebecca Smith, Irene Shoerning, mers and sold for scrap metal. The murderer, and Darryl Hickman hi AMERICAN INTERESTS SLATED FOR SUNDAY making of smokeless powder de In Opening Tilt Billy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllian Ann Delon, Kathcrlne Morrison, Spring Building the i'dlc ot Flip, a soven-year-old Sport Bill SPORTS clined to a tiny fraction of previous "conservation prnctlcc! arc bring Blunders is ill at his liome 145 Mary Rlener and Marjoric Bartho Kid bandit. prefionl stock and controlling dep BY BILL AHERN output and the Industries involved Ing back the wild animal, watnr- redations require knowledge of the Baseball gets underway at the Cedar St. lomew. Conflnueit Jrotn faga one The second big feature on tho The University of Connecticut Many New Paces To Appear In The Branford Lineup- turned to the making of goods and fowl and fish populations or the food habits of the various species local high school Friday of this in the contour ot his Cottage in same program Is "Ellcry Queen's athletic looms go into the heaviest Chestnut Undecided On Starting Pitcher for normal consumption. United Stales." ThI.s as.surlng state Food- habit laboroties, where in week when the Hornets travel to Beach Street. Penthouse Mystery," Clues from • part ot their spring schedules this It is an interesting thing to re Stratford to cross bats with T'6m Chli'id solve a murder in Manhattoii ment made today by, S. B. Locke, vestigation.? and experiments are The Branford Red Sox will pry The John Sliney Texaco flliing ceive a letter. Particularly o let Andrews and hIs.Scarlet and''GoId We women play an Important ....When Ellery Quoeh, the most Regional Director ot the Fish and conducted are located at the Week. The val'slty baseball team the lid oft of the local baseball this station. West Main Street Is com ter, or by right, a communication nine of that town. role in the peace movement. Re celebrated criminologist of fiction, Wildllto Service with head quarters Patuxcnt Research Refuge In played Wesleyon yesterday and will KUMM RESENTS Sunday at Hammer Field when they pleted and open tor business, the like ot which we received by WHAT! ft TELEPHONE POLE INDOORS? member? We realized, probably radio and tho screen, takes time out in Boston, should lend encourage Maryland and at the Wildlife Re be host to the University ot Maine Coach Knecht of the local forces oppose the New Haven Pros at 3:00 Martin Olson Is working out telephone from L. Raymond Kumm more keenly than men, the bitter troin. romance...,to make a dummy meht to the work of 4, 000 regular search Laboratory in Denver, Colo on Saturday afternoon in a double- has not announced his starting P. M. Both manager Vln Chestnut Certainly — and it's very uscrul, too! For we have plons for six dwellings In Solton- this morning. REVIEW STORY ness of war, and we dreamed o Bi'ginninjr lliis Kridiiy, llio Stivle 'riiontre lirln^.s to llarlCord, the spill the story of the strangled van- ond temporary empioyeos ot the rado. Field men stationed through hurler as yet but from all accoiints of Branford and Bill Daherty of the a school in New Hnven to toach ouf men ihe best stall Manor. header. Coach J. O. Christian is great dream ot well being and liMl eililiini ol' llu- world's greiiU'st girl .sliow, ".Enrl Cnvroll'v Vani Irilpciuist and the prowling Service, and 50,000,000 overage out the Country study conditions in Mr. Kumm is the chairman ot it will be either Matty Markleski The following communication visitors are undecided upon their and the safest way to make leleplione inslallations In the James Sullivan develop planning to start Qono Kovacs and the Granite Bay Association Inc. ol- Jack Clark. Captain Lou Palma and repairs. abundance. Wliy shouldn't these ties" with a ciist of 75, including I'lO ol the world's most beautiCnl prlental beauty I citizens who, reports show, are each section. was received from Granite Bay pitching choices but the remain ment there are sqven houses in the throughout the N^lon celobratli'ig "Lefty" Epstein In the two 7-inn- and no doubt a particularly good will uphold either one of these things be ours. We asked, with the An.'V Inst but not least the latest Bird-bonding stations ore oper this morning: der ot their nines will be the same First our "suidents" arc taught on ihc gffiund greatest industrial system in the course of erection with at least girls in .I'l hrcatli-tiiUinj; sccni'S iinil 10 grcnl nels. Here w a show Wildlife Conservation Week. ing games, the first of which will one. This communication should choices. how to perform their aerial duties. But working news shots ot the day, ated by over 2,000 licensed private April 24, 1941 as they will use throughout the •d world devoting Itself exclusively to three more to follow. tluil liiis played llollywncul, New York, OhiciiKn, and all the principal start at 1:30 p. m. This annual verify this. Other members of the first team on the ground and doing these same jobs an a pole In addition to meetings held by co-operators throughout the coun Granite Bay regular league season. the production of peacetime pro Contractor Borrmann has five cities at $;!.;!() and is in'escntod lieru i'or tlio lirsl time at popular Stale HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP double-header with Maine, played It seems that unwittingly this are two dilTerent things. So, on a fullyequipped State' and local wUdlifq organiza try. Flight routes'ot many migra are: Montellus, Sobolewski, Proto, Mr. W. J. Ahem ducts? houses in the erection in Santord Miles Mander, who is cast as a tions, many of the Nation's i(13 tory birds, hunting regulations and in .oUcrnato years at Orono and writer stepped into a beehive last Genrlch, Stan Petelo, Bill Owens, Branford will be handicapped by classroom pole, ihcsc men learn "how'^ under the Tlioiilro i)riops. There is always a lule stiigo show Saliirilay uniVSun Sports Editor, Branford Review watchful eye ot our instructors. Learning by doing We worked out many of the ele Street. dissolute doctor in The Uniform," wildlire reluges are holding open other management practices for Thursday when he told ot~the Joke Soffer, Prank Grondei, Bobble not having Louis Palma with them day at 10 P.M. Slorrs, is a feature of the New Eng Dear Sir: is the basis of training ot all telephone people. And ments ot that dream here In Out east on the Post Rood Mr. iCO-Btorring Clark Ooble and • house this week to show the pub the conservotlon of the species growth of the Granite Bay Assocl- Owens, Walter Fenn, Bill Fortune in the early games for the classy ;• land Conference League which I hove just had called to my at ' naturally personal safety as well as America, loo, before the period of and Mrs. Frederick Dudley have and,George Rtitt dancing a hot Rosalind Russelli is fonilliar with lic the typo ot work' they arc dohave been formulated on the basis tlon. Actually I was retering to and Ed Pelela. high school player will finish his makes it possible for Connecticut tention an article written by you work elhciency is our aim world unrest which saw Euyopean moved into their new Cape Cod rumba to phonbgrajjh records be-i tho .Par Eastern bockgrotind ot tho ing. of this work. the Sports Association which has season with the local scholastic and Maine to get in their two in the April 17 issue of the Bran This is an important part ot dictorship grow daily more power house. tween scones of ."Manpower", stpry.WhonMondor was a 20-yeai;- No one thing can be credited done such a Hne job of placing nine before donning the regalia of At State Theatre Not only is the Service con gomes and yet. riot make it neces ford Review and I as chairman of our effort to provide the best ful as they battened on economic Jcfterey Lynii, dressed as a Nazi ,old. adventurer, he ran oft to India, with the success ot the wildlife Granite Bay on the map athletic his older mates. George Carter at the Summit cerned with the notlonol aspects of the Granite Bay Association Inc. ' possible telephone service at unrest in their own states. And one The greatest stage event of the officer, and Ronald Reagoii, in the from his home in England, and program, but careful national man sary for both teams to travel each ally. Conn. Relays Gone from the Branford scene House, Branford Hills has added conservation, but it is interested in ask you to make the toilowing cor wcbt possible cobt. fateful week last Spring, Ameri year takes place this coming Friday garb of an, RAF filer,' dining to subsequently married the daughter agement and planning, the coun year. The plan has proven very Unfortunately I failed to know of also are "Steve" Hylenski, "John" dwelling accomodations for his helping the Stales solve their wild rection. ! ihc way. in Connecticut there cans—Men and Women alike—^were When the world famous Earl gether In the studio commissary,,,. ot a maharojah, trywide network of 'Wildlite ref popular to both schools. an Association in Granite Boy. call Yuslevicz and "Butch" Naimo. Ot >..v ...500 conveniently located public family. life problems. Ml'. Locke said. Each Set 6 New Marks The organization you had refer brouglit face to face with, the re Carroll Vanities opens a full week's Karen Verne Intcrpotlng store Eleanor Powell Is using tho uges and the regulation ot limiting year Congress appropriates money ed the Granite Bay Association the three Naimo will he the most telephones from which to call your And almost opposite f two story The freshman baseball team ence to is no doubt the Granite alization that the way of life we engagement on tho stage of the window signs on the Berlin street- studio's loi'gest portable dressing ^-1 played Important roles. Mr. Locke to be used to help the state in their Inc. and thereby hangs the tale. sorely missed because it leaves family and friends. The Southern dwelling is going up. opens its schedule against Spring Bay Athletic Club and' not the cherish was menaced. State Theatre, Hartford, scene set tor visitors watching the room on the set of "Lady Be Good" admitted. conservation programs under the Mr. Kumm who should know The Sixth Annual Connecticut Branford without a dependable New England Telephone Company. Nearer East Haven, facing Lake field college ot Slorrs on Friday Granite Bay Association Inc. American industry was called up- Yes, it's the same spectacular filming ot "Underground," at M, G, M, The • room Is big Wildlife Restoration Act, also better, seeing as how he is a mem Realays run off successfully on hurler. One ray of hope was gleaned Saltonstall, Mr. Dwyer has torn From study ot wildlife problems afternoon and will complete the ;Bolh are separate organizotions. onto forget the weapons that would stage revue with all Its. lavish Errol Plynn , playhig host on Ills enough tor a plario, and the reason known os the Plttman-Robertson ber of the Sports Association, in Saturday, storting at 1:20 p.m. and from locals desolate picture how down the discontinued Saltonstall affecting certain sections ot the schedule in exactly two weeks, fin The many activities of Waller make .our freedom strong. At first splendor that New York, Holly yacht, the Sirocco, to a group ot Eleanor is using it is so that sho Act, which is administered by the formed the public through these finishing at 3:55. Relay Manager ever when it was learned that School and has under construction country made by 10 co-opcyative Ishing up with the Rhode Island Lynch hove been in connection it was on the basis of "business as wood, Chicago, Detroit, phlladcl- pilots from ilie San piego Naval I can,practise her dance routines In Secretary ot the Interior through pages this morning that the sports J. O. Christian expressed complete "Bob" Bradley now starring for a two story shingled house with reseuch units, sponsored by the State College fresh at Kingston on with th^ Athletic Club and not the usual" Plus defense. Then, as events phitt and Pittsburgh payed $3,30 to Base, where "Dive Bomber" Is being the room ' without, disturbing tho the Service. organization is called the Granite satisfaction with the conduct of the Hopkins Grammar School in the gai'ago attached. Fish and Wildlife Service, the May 16th. Granite Bay Association Inc. continued to untold ominously, In- see, now you can ,scc it for the filmed Thomas Mitchell pitch rest of the company , •Boy 'Athletic ci,yb.,Actuolly, ac meet. pitching box will play for the locals Spring" fl'nd^"irwin Morton busy American Wildllto Institute, land- Each State is allotted a portion dtistry was called upon to apply tirst time anywhere at popular ing horseshoes on ah old per Robert Young Is sending candy cording to the By-Laws ot the or In the future before , printing after refusing the New Haven Pros on small repair and remodeling grant colleges and State game com- ol the total appropriation on the The freshman track team opens Ideal weather conditions were "speed and more speed" to produc prices. manent set on the back lot.„,.,.,Joan and cigarettes to a young RAF tiler ganization,. It Is the Granite Boy any item concerning the Granite offer. Bradley is counting on a col misslnris, some encouraging Infor- basis of the number of licensed Ota schedule in a meet with Man prevailed during , the past three tion for defense. jobs. Leslie, o script under oiie arm, how in a Nazi irflson comp. He re Athletic Associotlon, formed to Bay Association Inc. in your paper, legiate career and will not take any There ore 75,people In the giant malioni hp,s been compiled. hunters, and the acreage of the chester High School ot Storrs at weeks made it possible for the Ten Acres, off ot Maple Street, a school books under the other, walk ceived a letter from the tiler, shot promote the .athletic Interests of please hove the same verified by chance on being branded a profes Tile defense accomplishments ot cost, including 50 of the world's Mdii!: ot the country Waterfowl Slate. The Federal funds are used 4:000 o'clock on Thursday. high school athletes to comes to Beazlenomesy li.u^ii.cdevelopmenu u.mt .....-.,has„ eight, ^^^^^^ beautiful girls, plus a host of ing to the studio Bohoolhouse after down flying over Germany. Granite Boy. myself or any member of the sional. industry to date will go down in the j have made an "oxoellont come to pay 75 per cent ol the cost of The varsity tennis team opens a Storrs in a much better physical executive board. annals ot history as living evidence Worhomek s is finishedprogres s anngd asother rapidls ysol ads fi„„dom's top tun-makers, Includ- a morning as Mrs, Alvln C. York In While Chestnut is handling the back," a report shbws. Since 1035 projects planned and proposed by ten-match schedule against the Futhermore he demands that in condition than every before. The Very truly yours of the potenliallties of a free posslble by contractor Harold |„g ^^^.^ ^neeier; Bob Wlllams& "Sergoaht-York," local affairs "Pete" Naimo, Bran- when tholr numbers-tell to an all- the States, approved by the Fish University of Vermont on April 25lh the future when writing ot the track was fast and the conditions L. Raymond Kunita, people. It is not the way that Roths workmen. ^^ ^ ^ Ij^^ j3„5^ BUtmorettes; Beryl ford's first class shortstop, will do Capitol Theatre tiipe low of less than 30;000i000 the and Wildlife Service and carried on and then meets the touring Univer Granite Bay Association Inc we for others events so favorable that Chairman ot executive board Americaii men and women would A large barri'In Hie Ray U. Plant cameron;; Reglnold Crogig; Frak- the actual dkccting on the'fleld of 281 MAJN ST,. EAST HAVEN numbers have Increased to by the States. sity ot Maine team hero on 'the corroborate our story with him or ho'less 'than nine records were of the Granite Bay Associa wish to prove the value ot theh: property,. Ma^^e,;'.Street, Is being son; Joan Tlgho; Sterner slater£ 70,000,000. 01 the 263 liational i^lldlife 20th. some member of the executive broken. play. free institutions. Btit it is striking converted Into^o ofie fomlly house. ond many more, Among The Books tion Inc. Sun., Mon., April 27-28 On the basis ot a compilation refuges, 170 have been set aside Don White's varsity golf team la hoard of the lotigf, group. ,,. • .Harttdrd Public .High School In addition to the men used by proof that they cherjsh those in- Mi^ and Mrs, Prank S. Piscltello, 14 gorgeous, eye-filling, breath mado lost year. Service mammolo- primarily for migratory waterfowl; also scheduled to meet the Maine 'After, all "we see; no reason 'when walked away with the 'honors in the locals last seasbH'"Stanley" stittttions above all else, and that have started their new home In taking spectacles are featured in My Dear.Lady—^Marjorle Barstow "WESTERN UNION" glsts have csiimotcd that there ore 24 for migrotory birds, small up team here on Saturdoy. wenretolklng of,'^or writing aUout Class A by winning three of the LOCAL ROTARIANS Sokolowsky, "Ernie" Donofrio and we in this country are enterprising .Willow Road. this gigantic stage show, amongst "Billy" Tobin will likewise be seek Qreenblo; Out At The isoldlers' Robert Young', Randolph Scott more than 5,800,000 lilg gome ani land game, fur onimals and other The only spring teams not in the sports group we should have to plaques awarded; Robert E. Fitch enough and Intelligent enough to Thomas Dufly ot New Haven has them being "Gates,Of Splendor," DEFEATED BY ing berths on the liine which should Home—Elizabeth Corbett. Finland mals in the United States. Michi wildlife; 50 for colonial non-gome action at home ore the freshman ask iiis permission to publish a and Mlltord High Schools In Class find the means to see that they j broken ground for a year round "Crystal Lake," "Golden Fiesta," - ALSO - strengthen the club's Batting power Fights—H. B, Eliiston; Wings On gan led the 48 States,with 830,800 birds; and 13 tor big game. tennis group who won't begin their fact. If he had the control of 'the [B took two plaques apiece; and in ANSONIA ROTARY shall survive today storms. homo in Riverside Ave. which he 'Tower Of Feathers," "Pyramid Of Immensely. Paul Ward, too, will be My Feet—Sonjtt Henle; Ten Years Kenny Baker, Mary Boland in gome animols, followed by conser Construction of bridges, dams schedule until the 29th f April when Sports Association the same as he Class C & D, Ellsworth High School plans to occupy. Beauty," "Feu D'Artiflco,' "White The Branford Rotary lost what a regular on the field of play. Under The Earth—Norbert Cas- vation's "Big Ten," Pennsylva and buildings, the planting ot cover they meet Morse at Storrs ond has the Association Inc. than we topped the field by winning three After extensive alterations by tho Puns In tho Moonlight" and many THE HIT PARADE ever hope they had ot gaining the teret's; North To The Rime-Ringed nia, Wisconsin, California, Minne shrubs and other vegetation; the the varsity track team whose next might be tempted to verity our plaques. Easily the outstanding Others who will see action are: Branford Sayings Bonk tho Ar more. Rotary State bowling crown when Eun—Isobol W, Hutchison; Our OP 1941 sota, Texas, Oregon, Colorado, building of fences and morking of meeting will be with W. P.. I. at stories with him. At any rate no athlete at the Relays was Knie of Larry Cazaplicki, Pop Duell, Walt rowhead, once^popular hotel, is ol- You won't want to miss this out tliey were defeated lost week by the Oountrey's Money-i-Frederlc Major Utah and Idaho. • « refuge boundaries have been done Worcester on May 3rd. However, one denied the ^ist of the "Com Bulkeley School of New London who Elwell will.again be-with the team most reody for'occupancy as o mo standing stage event. Earl Carroll's Ansonia fraternal organization at Blood Sweat ond Tears—Winston S. Tues., Wed.—Aj)ril 29-30 Restoring depleted populations by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Ivan Fuqua is planning to toke two ment" which was the principal set o new record in the 100-yard following the close ot Exeter dern aportment house. vanities with the orlglntl cast fea New Haven. Although the Ansonia Churchill; Immortal Lyrics — ot wiUlUte animals conserving the The Service operates 120 flsh relay teams to the Penn Relays the item in the stdrj'.'' dash at 10.2 seconds and gave his Academy early in June. At Lomphler's Cove the two story turing the world-famed Earl Car Rotarlans took two out ot three Hudson Strode; Sports and Games LAND OF LIBERTY outstanding relay event in the East What popular sportsman is blow- team a substantial lead in the yeor round dwelling erected by roll lovelies, the world's most beau games from the local keglers there --.Harold Keith; KablopnaJContron edited by Cecil B. DoMillo / hold at the University ot Pen -ing his top off anent his bowling medley relay beside taking a first in Beach vs. Canoe Brook; Wed., May Clifford Dickerman remains as trim was only a. dltfere'iice of 10 pins in tiful girlsl DePt'inclns; Lanterns On The Levee nsylvania on the 25th and 20th. ability? the broad jump. 21, Miss Petela-O'Brien vs. Harbor and decorations will be done to - ALSO - the total pintail for all three This magnificent, unrivaled stage •William Alexander Percy; Battle A recopltulation of the athletic Howard Lefty Jaspersohn of Sil Mr. Christian has indicated that Street; Thur., May 122, Miss Lehn suit the purchaser. games. This match closed the spectacle, the world's premiere girl Stations—Alec Hudson; Yankee ROMANCE OF THE ichedules ot the University show ver Street has opened a Servic.en- in all 'probability the Seventh ert vs. Canoe Brook; Fri., May 23, Walter Lord at Granite Bay Is di^A^*^" Rotary bowling season for the year. show opens a solid week's engage Skippers to the Rescue—Felix. RIO GRANDE no less than four baseboU games, ter in Whalley Ave., New Haven. Connecticut iReloys will be held ot Miss Resjan vs. Short Beach. completing a large garage tor tire ment this coming Friday, April 25th Rlesenberg Jr.; The Gay Poetr- two tennis matches and a track Is it true that there will be a Storrs next year on Saturlay, April storage. and continues through Thursday J.eannctto C Nolan; Wildlife Con with Cesar Romero says DONALD meet to be held on the campus this fifty dollar side bet between two of 25th, since that is the dale pre There are also some smaller re night. May 1st on the stage of the BRAZEAU LISTS servation—Ira N. Gobrielson; In LADIES aiFT NiaiiTS week, while the golt match will be Branford's howling gentry -vSKen ferred by a majority of coaches who SUBSCRIBE TO THE modelling Jobs undeway with a State Theatre, Hartford. Stalin's Secret Service—W. G. played at the Wilimantic'Country they convene in Buffalo in a few answered the query as to their LEAGUE CONTEST couple ot land owners contemplat Krlvilsky; The Kingdom ot Books Thurs., Fri., Sut., May 1-2-3 Club. short days now. choice of dates. ing new dwellings soon. NO MUSS, NO FUSS, NO WORK AT ALL BRANFORD REVIEW —William Dana Oroutt; Manners Errol Flynn in In spite of the foct that J. O Wed., April 23, Miss Petela- =*= Now And Then—May B. Van Ars- TO KEEP THE WHOLE ROOM BRIGHT, Christian's varsity baseball team O'Brien vs. Short Beach; Thurs., Cinema Ghatter dalo and Mory Rebecca Llngen- "FOOTSTEPS IN has lost to Catawba College and the April 24, Canoe Brook vs. Miss Res- felter;South Amerlcon Roundabout FOR 'LECTRIC WATER HEATING IS Wesleyan Shifts Shorthand, Typewriting, Book THE DARK" University of Maryland on their Connecticut Drops jan; Frl., April 25, Harbor St. vs. —Agnes Rothery; Sixty Acres more As CLEAN AS 'LECTRIC LIGHT! spring training trip and to Mass. Miss Lehnert; Wed., May 7, Miss keeping, Accounting, Business Reel Cross Notes Hear Tell: Geraldlne Fitzgerald or Lesst-Henry B. Lent; Fairy • - ^ALSO - Administration, Dictaphone, State in their opener last Saturday, Baseball Dates Petela-O'Brien vs. Miss Resjan; is awarded the title of "The out Fantasies —Marguerite Graham; Geo. Sanders, Wendy Barrie in \ Wesleyan 3 to 1 Comptometer, Day and Evening prospects ot victories over Maine Thur., -May 8, Short Beach vs. Miss standing Irish actress of the year" Early American Decoration- THE SAINT IN 1 in the double-header on Saturday Wesleyan will play Trinity in Lehnert; Frl., May 9, Canoe Brook Sessions. Co-educational. Enter by the United Irish Societies Esther Stevens Brozer; Deep and in the remainder ot their baseball on May 0 at •Hartford at The University of Connecticut vs. Harbor Street; Wed., May 14 at any time. Merle Oberon completes her role in Through the Heart;—C. W. Ander PALM SPRINGS schet^ule seen promising. Christy 4:15 P. M., and at Mlddlelown on baseball nine defeated the Wesley Miss Petela-O'Brien vs. Miss Lehn STONE COLLEGE WITiff HYDItA-MATIC XUtlVE* "Affectionately Yours" and leaves son. has a better than average pitching May 24 at-2:30 P. M., it was ari- an diomondeers at I Storrs, Conn.. ert; Thur., May 15, Miss Resjan Vs. Holly wood , tor a vacation in staff to draw from, including Co- nbunbed by birector of Athletics 129 Temple St., New Haven (A2VJ> HYDRA-MATIC, ALONE ) yesterday afternoon by a 3 fo 1 Harbor Street; Frl., May 16, Short The group registered with Mrs. Phoenix, Arizona Jimmy Coptnln Fred Mitchell, who is cur Harold S. Wood today. score. THERE IS ]VO CLVTCHTO Stewart turns his airplane over to ^1 tii.i.i. . C , I. I i| • ' I' I t I I I Pequot Theatre rently holding down first bose;. Martin Steucek for Home Nursing These changes hove been mode Co-captain Fred Mitchell pro PRESS, NO GEARS TO SHIFT! will meet for the first time tonight Olivia de Havllland Marc Law Gene Kovacs, who lost two gomes rence has played a character possible by Boston Univer^.ty's vided the games longest clout DRfNK at 8:15 in the town hall. Just Arrived Pri., Sat.—April 2.'5-2G to Maryland ond Mass. State, both cancelling its gome with Wesleyan when he homered in the fifth in RY the "drive" that goes all the way to named "Lefty" In all eight pictures Miss Mae McCorkle ot the New largely due to miscues by his team on May 24, because of a conflicting ning. It was the first home.run ever make things easy for the driver— Hydra- he's done at; Warners. "VIRGINIA" T Haven Visiting Nurse Association 11 mates; Fedele Mugavero, a junior examination schedule at the lat hit on the new Connecticut base "EFFORT-METER" TESTS, conducted Malic I Tiresome clutch-pushing is Six officers of the Brazilian Air Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kells ot Hill with Madeleine Carroll and will address the group. Street, Granite Bay announce the who pitched well last year; Eugene ter institution. The Wesleyan- ball field. in 15 major cities, prove that the driver of ouf. Manual gear-shifting is out. No Corps, who will fly six new planes Fred MacMtirray Epstein, 0 senior lefthonder; and Trinity freshman.baseball game on a standard transmission car "pushes out birth ot a son on Saturday. This Also playing an important role other drive in the world is so simple The Instructors in gauze for back to their country, visit Wayne "Spark" Adorns, a sophomore who, May 6 has been shifted toMlddie- and lets in the clutch" an average of 228 is their second child. - ALSO - In the win was catcher John Vu- and easy to operate. Drive the easy Tuesday, Wednesday, ond Thur. of Morris on the set ot "Bad Men ot last year as o freshriian; pitched a town, storting,ot 3:00 P. M. sievicz of Branford who drove in times an hour—that his left foot is actually Missouri" Twenty friends from Hydra-Matic way, today — in a each week are as follows: Tiiesday PRIDE OF THE BOWERY two hit and a one-hit game in two on the clutch pedal a total of 21.6 minutes Hollywood visit Priscilla Lane at Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Babcock, ot The track meet with Tufts will one of the winning runs in addi SINCE 1897 morning, Mrs. Edwin Whiting and Book Nig}it Kvery Pri., Sat. consecutive ^lontests. be held.at Mlddletown on April 24, tion to pocing pitcher Dotes Mu out of each hour. All this means work! smart, swift-stepping Oldsmobile! thevlctorvUle dude ranch where she Cheshire formerly ot this place an Mrs. Homer Shepord; Tuesday af nounce the birth of a son, Henry The ball club will Improve with instead of the 28th, at Tuft's re gavero to 12 strikeouts. Enduring The Test of Time • OPTIONAL AT EXTRA COST was stricken with flu. A local ternoon, Mrs. Eirnest Johnson and Atwood, In the Waterbury hospital. Sun., Mon., Tues., Apr. 27-28-29 each game with the outfield com quest. The freshman track meet Reige, Wesleyan's crack sopho dalla grower names a new variety Mrs. Axel Mlckelson; Wednesday This is their second child. Before posed ol two sophomores and a Wlth;Norwich Free Academy will be more pitcher, aside from Mitchell's morning, Mrs. William Rice and "Tugboat Annie" in honor of Mar "BACKSTREET" junior and a veteran catcher in held ot .Mlddletown on April'23. home run pitched in magnificent joric Rambeau. I her rriarrlage Mrs, Babcock was Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Wllllom with Charles Beyer and John Yuslevicz; plus on infield The complete revised schedules fashion oUowlng but three hits Seen Around: Maiiene Dietrich]Miss Mable Atwood of Granite Bay. 'M BR®©, Hoadley. Thursday morning, Mrs. Margaret Sullavan which should show Improvement in ore OS follbws. aside from the circuit clout. Homer Shepard and Thursday af its ploy as the season progresses. .Varsity Baseball — April 18 Ver Score by Innings: BEVERAGES ternoon Mrs. Edwin Whiting. There - ALSO - Lltye is known of the relative mont here; 'lO.Middlebury here; 23 Wesleyan 000 000 001—1 3 0 is 0 great need for more gauze "FOOTSTEPS IN strength of the tennis and golf Unlver. ot Conn, away; 25, Bpw-Conn. 000 210 000—3 4 1 Have Set A Higlier Standard of Quality workers. • • teams and nothing can be predicted doin here; 30, Brown here; May 3, THE DARK" ot the freshman baseball which has Williams here; 8, Trinity jiway; 10, Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Waldron Wed., Tliurs.—April 30, May 1 LOW-COST, SAFE, CAREFilEE • LIKE ELECTRIC LIGHT several potentially good players, but Amherst aw(iy; -14, Yale here; 21, FOR ALL.LOCAL SPORTS no partlculorly outatoliding pitch Moss. State.away; 24, Trlnltyhere; of New Canaan announce tho en Jackie Cooper, Leila Ernest in COME IN AND SEE THE NEWEST ing strength. dune as, Amherstihere; 14-Williams AND NEWS READ ;TUE gagement ot their daughter, Bety WESTINGHQUSE MODELS AT away. I to Mf. William M. Schaefer, Jr. ot "LIFE WITH HENRY" BRANFORD REVIEW George Evans Inc. hatcheries established throughout iFreshmon Baseball — .May 6, Westport. Mr. Waldron was at one - ALSO- - YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALERS OR time superintendent of schools. the United States to restock Trlflity (here; .10, WHUams away; GAMBLING ON streattis, ponds, lakes and other 14, Choote away; 17, Amherst here; \ Makers, of . H. £. BALDWIN / J- RilSSELL AVERILL CONNECTICUJ-^^lllGHT & PoWER waters. ,21,. Cheshire here; .24, H.otchkiss Hamilton and Trinity at^Hamilton! I Georgia Chapter, 0. E. S. will THE HIGH SEAS 20,Univer. of Conn. here. In recounting these highlights of jiwny; .28, WMtJi'ol^wn away. . J sponsor apubllc card party In the I Blue Orchid Ohin(iwarB Nights ^he work done by the Fish and •Varsity Track — Mnf. 15, Sprlng- Freshman Track — March 14, Fine Yustpm Tailored Suits BRANFORD AUTO SALES Inc. Academy at 8:00 on the evening Phone 744 WlldlKo Sqrvicc, Mr. LocKe .urged 'flcld here 22, Unlv. of Conn.,here; tLoomIs here; April :23, Nprwich I of April 29. . . . tiiat. the jJUbHc-give more attention ftpr, 18,-Springfleld.away; 84,.Tufts here; May 3,'Taft here; 10, Choate 1098 Chapel Street Tel. 8-5421 Neiv Haven, Conn. aawESxSi^mKSiT .ELBPHONB loxo BKANFOED, CONK. 221 Montowese Street Branford, Conn, to these conservatioi:i matters which ihere; May 2, Amherst away; '0, away; 15, Little 'Three .away; 24, vitally affect the 'Notion's welfare. WUllams away; 17, • Triatigulor, Hotchkiss hove, V »». S*'**SA*K>»%****,ll,*»»».^> mwmF^^'*iAi'JfWi.'S^l^^*''^^"'-'--'•*•*•«•*•'•*<*••' ' ^^mmms^^^^M^miy^^&mmB'^:^^^-^ u0i^^j-> b^^^j-.-'^-.-lrlVfi-'f^; I-' v-i Hnf*nir>!jn Library Eotit Hr.ven, Ooiin PageJBight THE BRANFOED REVIEW, BUANFORD, OONN., APRIL 24, 1941 Dual rear lamps and an auto-1 so that whenever the brake pedal -There are 129 Improvements and la matlc stop signal are supplied as:ls depressed bright warning'lights refinements on the 17941 Pontlac. , THE HOME NEWSPAPER IS A standard equipment on all 19411'''^'''^' ill EAST HAVEN Pontlac models. These lamps arei r Standard (;ompresslon ratio In VITAL POUCE IN EVERY TO^VN .•;et Into the body panels and blend I Pontlac Is manufacturing the both six and eight cylinder THE HOME TOWN PAPER, PORTRAYINQ AS IT DOES design. The automatic stop signal lowest priced eight cylinder car In Pontlacs for 1941 Is 6.5 to 1. of The Halt Hour Rending Club will er and Journalist will be the speak- LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN Ls hooked up with he brake linkage the history of the company. Dual carburetors are standard BRANFORD—NORTH BSANFORD mcet May 1st with Mrs. Eric If. or at the annual East Haven equipment on Pontlac eight FAAULUR LANGUAGE Dohna and Mr.s. L. W. Harrison as Teochcrs' League banquet Monday STONY CREEK—PINE ORCHARD cylinder engines for 1941. SHORT BEACH — INDIAN NECK W\t iBranforb EebieUJ hosles.sPS, Mrs. Ruth Demlng will In WalUngford. Edward Sugruc, GRANNIS CORNER—MORRIS give a book i-evlew and Mrs. John president ot the league, who will y ^ ^ A wirv rxCT UAVPKl hsIFW?^ COVE—EAST HAVEN AND EAST HAVEN NEWS P. Barclay will do current events, j be the toastmaster. Another lea- Legal Notice Price Five Cents turo at the banquet will be a ma Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, April 17, 1941 Miss Lois II. Blalcesloe, 23 Edward gician, Oeorgo Plersoh who will NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS .Shreet Is vblVlng her grandparents entertain with feats of magic. Notice Is hereby given to all tax VOL. XIV-NO. 2 I I !rr ^ Mr, and Mrs. Hi 0. ]31aIceslco In St. Miss Helen Struzynskl will Intro payers of the town ot Brantord, Polorsburg, Florida!' duce Miss Qarvln. The teachers In 9,000 iePAMTe PfiKTS/mci90.000 resident and non-resident, that the chago of the banquet are Misses Kli/STS .^«4.b%«^^^^^^^„^l^^f,k^^ ^ »,, t 4 * f * • .jsfoMirMM^^Si