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rf.?0m^'Ms;^' *-A./^,---";>- Pagyiai?:^ rage Two ^Thiuaday, Jiily 22 19i8 THE BRANFORD REVIEW • EAST HAVEN KEW0 'ft' THE BRAWronP KtiVIEW - EAHT HAVEN NEWS tnuirsrtjiy, July ?^ Itl-lfl Best Safety Rule " |machlne. aBllpM-the hantt^or'tflot. OUR THANKS » /i^ ; n lean involve serious injury. The tew LEGION WILL ROTARY CLUB Acknowledgement Is made of the 3I)r Sraufnrb iSrotru ^^ tS lyOmmon oense;scconds rcijulred'tb stop and Awn From Our Readers an engine' moxor a tlmo' \((dll Tpy/n Topics Pequot Tribe following renewals to the East Ha- (ESTABLISHED IN 1028) or Momauguin News GET REPORT .ON HEARS TALK AND The opinions expressed here arc those of the contributor Use your head before you use spent." ' ' -, , The Ladles Ouilrl of St- Vincent •ven News: Mrs. Alvln Thompson, WHAT NOTS ft and are not ncccssarllp tne views o/ the kevlew. All letters your hands. Don't take chances to As vice president and general i di; faiil's churdi held' iU annual To Madison NEW OFFICERS ABOUT TUNNEL iRoger C. Brown, Carmen Slnlscal- Ulljp iEaat Ifaiitn Ni^uiE BY GITA ROUND must be signed, but if so Indfcntcd the contributor's name will Mils. JOSEPH O'CONNOR won their fourth consecutive Urst dinner at lltic Old Mill In Soulhlng- be withheld. save a few seconds. managui- of the New Moa 'Piitm jchl, B. U. Llnslcy, S. E. Page, D. H. PUBUBHED EVERY THURSDAY These aro the best safety rules in Equipment Division, Avco'Manufac- Alasscs at St. Clares Pt.
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.'.jPftgo Four Thursday, July 23, 1948^ TKuTflda-T. July 22 1945 THE BRAKFOKD EEVISW • EAOT HAVEN NEWS THE BRAWFOItO nKVliiw^- EAST HAVEN NEWS PflgC f\V6 'INSTALLATION OF barttcs on a lino hitvo been visllcdi each Subscriber will hear only halt MEN'S cwnvnu. ADVERTISEMENT Gardlemi Notes Three Way Battle At Races Tonight their cottage al StRnle,v Point toi' Zclman Lcshlne 10 DIAL TELEPHONES the rings on his line instead of the ENJOY OCTTNO the .season. David Hopper U, rings of all parties as at present. As Mr. Brinley S^es It The Men's Club of Morris Cove Is SHORT BEACH Oeorgo Brown 11 COMMENCES HERE Under dial operation there will be making plans to hold Its annual Town of East Haven, Conn. Uow Docs Vow Garden Crow? BIRTHDAYS Nancy Alexander U" no combinations of long and short . . , outing on August 8 at Mrs. La- Weedy and .seedy and dreary and Leona Peterson Robert Corning 12 Tho telephone company this week "Take time, to be Holy, Speak oft to take over the work, that belongs pa^gh's grove on Meadow Street, The following Mt and other pieces of property situated in the Town Name ^ rings such as one-two and one of Eatt Haven and taken by the Town for non-payment of taxes are now for dusty, • Jilly James Martin 13 began Instttlllns dial telephones' In with thy Lord, And run not before to Ood. ST. ELizABErrn's R. c. cuuucn Mr and Mrs- Richard Carlson of Joann Williams 27 three; thereby making It easier for HJ^"_ Lo't.lllm be thy guide", The Sonloor Olrl Scouts enjoyed an sale. Further information concerning the properties listed below may be Blowsy and frowsy and sodden and Henry Armstrong 2 homes and business tluoughout Harry W. Brinley! overnight at Mrs. LaPaugh's place The Rev. John F. O'Donncll Walter Lynch 29 subscribers to recognize their own I what we think Is Holiness, Is oft had by applying at the Town Hall, East Haven, Conn. musty, Lamphiers Cove have moved to Diane Flesche 2 Branford In preparation for the '•'"Bs, ' (times Offlclousness, I am so often the past week end. The garden In spring Dally Mass 7:30 o'clock Torrlngton. Tlune LInd ' 29 conversion of the exchonge to dial | In the following list the lots and other pieces of property for sale Sunday Masses Name August lb will be necessary to change the reminded, of mistaken Holiness, cnuisT Hi-iSboPAi, cniiiicii are arranged by streets. Tho number given below each street or • Was a pitiful thing: Mr. and Mrs- Carleton Johnson AT SUMMER HOMlC operation next February, numbers of all subscribers effective ^hen r read tho first Chapter of Bi^jjday, July 25, HOME FROM VAOA-nON, Ragged and ratty and .seedy and 8:30 9:30 10:30 Fred Bllckcr 3 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Averlll and Company Installers will visit avenue is that of the lot number or numbers that are for sale. Saturday Confessions 3:00 and 7:30 of Miami called on Mr. and Mrs. Sal PctriUo 7 with the changeover because dial tho Book of Acts, Peter, In his 0th Sunday jRttw Trinity, St James Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L'Hammcdlcu, Aereagis arc so listed. batty Elwood Caddy and friends this daughter, MLss Dclberta Averlll of nearly . 4,400 telephone subscribers Hortcnso Stanley 8 Branford Point apent'a few days re equipment operates on o different'ahxlety, iesl any of the things 8:00 Holjf cStnmunlon Mr. and Mrs. Archie Perrle, Richard ADMIRAL ST. 50—Bl Tangled and tousled,, unlovely and UNION CHURCH weekend durJng the next eight months, re numbering system. The new num-'^vhich our Lord had authorized to bo matty. Blake Lchr 9 cently at their (iUmmer homo In 11:00 Mofjilng prayer - sermon Perrle, Doriald Collier, Mrs. Jennie 233 to 240 42—43 Rev. .!• Edward Ncwlon, iiaslor Miss Mary O'Conner of Main St. move their present telephones and bcrs, will be fIve-dlglf numbers, and 'done, should be forgotten or 79—80 The garden was not Barbara Wood 10 Stafford, Vermont, Rev. Canon iS.* Walcott Llnsley L'HommcdIou, Mrs. Louva Flint and C 9:45 Sunday Sshool ha.i gone on a trip to California. Ihstall, dial telephones —although will be contained In a new tele-1 nogioetcd went right ahead with Moniaii^uln Braitcib, 101 Dcwcy Ave. Mrs. Eva Burwell, have returned 71—72 A presentable spot the dials wlllnot be used and calls X 64 to 66 A place for everyone Tlie Waste Paper Connnlttee of phone directory to bo distributed his offlclousness, and appointed an- 0:30 Morning prayer - sermon home from a two week's vacation ANDOVER ST. But leveled and spaded, by rake will continue to bo placed through prlor to tho culovcr? othef Apostle, to take the place of 80—61 11:00 Worship Service the Short Beadli Hose Hook ti Rev. Canon S, Walcott Llnsley spent at Apponaug, Rhode Island. 122-125 40-41 and hoe aided. Sermon by pastor Ladder Company has announced the operator until the eutovor to AUSTIN AVE. 32 to 37 • I dial, operation next yeor. The new telephone building the "Traitor" Juda.s. It would havo ^ And planted and tended and coax 3:30 Mrs. Herbert S. Jackson that tho regular coUectlops will be which Is being constructed on Main ENTERTAINS FAIMILY rear 8.8 Acres 104—105 ed and persuaded been better to have wailed a little, HOME FROM MOUNTAINS The Rev. A. W. Jones, pastor of ATWATER ST. 120-121 will be at the chapel to play the discontinued for an Indefinite period A ding-ffbng. llireb'-corncrcri battle At the same time, the Installers Street to house dial office equip for Heavenly guidance. Tlio com- The garden In June iiuiln event will be out. to tie will rewire, the premises of all Mr. and Mrs.: Chauncy Qulmby tho First Basptlst Church, Is enter 628 to 633 JAMAICA COURT old gospel hymns. This action which Is taken wltn for first place with thiee top-flight ment, win be completed later this BOSTION AVE. Sings a dllTerent tunc; Tnppctt's mark of three wins. Ingo f tho Holy Ohost v/as expected, and son, Howard, have returned to taining his father and sister at his 28 4:00 Hymii Sing great regret, Is forced by the dwin drivers Involved is .scheduled for partyllne subscribers In the ex summer.' In Septerriber Western they wore waiting, for Its coming, 483 — 484 A song of fair blooming, a. jar of The recently leicnsed point stand m change to provide for "divided ring their home at Grannis Corners homo on Rogers Street. LAUREL ST. Informal everyone welcome dling returns now available as com Thursday night at the Went Ha ings for tho West IlKven disk,i Ryan Electric Company equipment In and slIU the Impetuous Peter had BOXFXDRD ST. 20'4 30'5 perfuming, ing" — ond Improved type of ring after a plea,sanl motor trip to the 338 Leader of hymn sing pared with that of the past. ven Speedway, according to Promot stallers will start putting In the to rush. In, and make decisions for 1—2 At zenith, Its mantle of beauty as- said, .show Schlndlcr iearliig with ing^ service. As Soon as all the Wliite Mountains, BRADFORD AVE. Misses Virginia and Lcanore Hickcn The Short Beach Co. has beeil In er Harry J. Ryan. 181. Rice second with 162) and equipment—a Job which Includes the others, and oven then they had 298 — 290 13—14 . sumlng, Mrs. Belle John.son and' Mrs- LAWN MOWERS 15 the waste paper business since BUI Schlnder, George Rice and Tappett third with 121). The thieo setting up racks of relays and dial to resort to gambling, at that 369 -— 370 It gladdens the eye Oertrudo Carr and John and James SHARPENED and REPAIRED LEDYARD PLACE Mi-s. Gilbert Mathcwson Is handi- April 1044, making on the average last week's record smasher, Ted loaders are due for some real com- switches, placing cables containing moment they wore no differant 432 — 433 Of whoever conies by. East Haven Floor Carr, also of Granrils Corners, have BRAZOS ROAD - 200-^201 capcd with a broken leg after fall of 0 collections per year. During Tappetl, will roar out on the track lietitlon from^ Buddy Chase; and many miles of wire, soldering from the Soldiers who stood around Called For and Doliverod LoUa M. Thornton also returned from a motor trip to 02 LENOX STREET ing down stairs. that period the section of town from determined to be tlie first past the Chct Conklln who are riding cloj^o lhou.sands of Individual wire con tlio Gross, as Jesus died, they all 19A . 195-:196 Covering Co. nections and testing the clcctro- the White Mountains. PHONE 4-2481 Tlic Branford Garden Club will Herman Sciultz of Rockvllle who Brocketls Point east to Farm River checkered flag. behnid with 120, respectively. '' wanted the beautiful Coat, made so BRENNAN ST. 197—198 meet at the home of Mrs. Josiah LOCATED WITH magctlc apparatus used In the . 24 224—225 operated a bakery shop several has contributed a total of 251,000 Rice and Schlnder will be ganging Tappett leads the field al.,' the arlltcally, by some expert weaver, Venter, Johnsons Point, on Friday, lbs. In the war years the tonnage NASH INC. central ottlee. I that each man otthe One Hundred 72 to 74 . 222—223 years ago at the recent Ferman up to keep the lead-tooted Tod In Bridgeport Speedway with / 105 BRBTTON ST. LONG ISLAND SD. August 6, at 12:30. Box lunch, and Home called on Merrlt Taylor was always helpful in keeplilg the tho van, Ryan said, tor each with 301 Main St. East Haven O. S, Chapman, manager for The Soldters,dcslxod to possess this gar lOO points, and Rice Is cut out li\'front •41A • the speaker will be Mrs. Rose Shut- Sunday. local board mills In production on two victories In the West Haven at Cherry Park with 109. ./ Phono 4-2530 Southern New England Telephone ment, for his own.So, they settled HISTORY IN THE MAKING BRIGHT ST. MANSFIELD GROVE ROAD Ueworth of Madison, subject, "Gar 61.to 69 I There have been boxes placed in overseas packing materials. Since LfNOLEUM Compahy, stated that toll-frco It by gambling/ We eannol have a v: • den Clubs and Members". that time It has been used to keep Vl to 77 ' 71—72 the center of town for the recep ASPHALT TILE service to New Haven and OuUford, clean Horse roco, one of the most up with the heavy demand for storage facilities this, organization Mrs.'H. J. Rood, Clerk, vAjl be at approved by Branford subscribers in CATHERINE ST. MEADOW STREET It you have room In yom garden tion of money to establish funds RUBBER TILE beautiful thrilling things of the 153 to 150 encourage the hollyhocks to grow civilian requirements. la still willing to iiccept waste news the Fire House, Short Jicnch, on on exclwngo-wlde poll last winter, ages, but always bosmlrsched with " COMPLETE pt. 6 to buy play ground necessities sueli CONGOWALL • 147-147 19—20 as there Is such a large variety and papers and magaziilcs. Wednesday eveniiig, July,.'28th. from win bo provided coincident with the tho,Sin of gambling. Common sense 161-162 as papers, crayons, drinking cups, Now that new paper mills are In FREE ESTIMATES ANYTIME 8- they're such a gorgeous picture at Tlie Annual Meeting of the Civic J8 to 0 o'clock, for, the ijccording of eutovor to dial service. Also, at the CHARTER OAK AVE. 27. , sissors, etc. , full production, the greater supply tells us that, there Is no such thing TELEVISION present. Dallodlls which need Association of Short Beach will bo proxies and the tianr/icr. of pi'o- time of the cutover, four-party ' 51-52 MERILINE AVE. Miss Lois Gallagher has returned of new stock generates greater as chance or luck. There never was 44-45 transplanting either to change the held at the Chapel on,Friday even perty. / ,' service will bo extended to outlying 33—34 to Pennsylvania for a couple of quantities of waste material. Until RE-UPHOLSTERING any such thing, as chance or luck. 40 to 43 35—36 arrangement or because they are ing, July 30lh, 1948, at 8 o'clock, areas of the exchange, thereby weeks- She was accompalned as far recently few organizations dropped Guests of Mis. .J«., D, Stanley At Moderate Cost . . , There aro no lucky numbers, this COVERAGE 48 to SO > 72—74 . too crowded to nowcr freely, will D. S. T., forth e purpose'of hearing ''SOR.Ry,BUT IT'S 6!0OP,M!*:AN0 1 WANT TO making tour tho maximum number 23 as New York by Miss Nadlne Taylor. their regular collections. According [during tlie past; week wore. Mrs, By Export Graffstnon Universe Is not run on luck or 127 do well If they are taken care of the ropoiUs of officers, and com of subscribers on any parly lino. • 53 to 55 48'to 50 to trade reports this resulted In an Louis S. Reynal,', Mrs. CliTirlos P. MAKE A LONG- DISTANCE TELEPHONE CALL/* chance. All things pertaining to now. Lift them carefully to avoid St. Elizabeth Carneval workers mittees, for the election of tliroe I ' WALLACE CONVENTION CHESTER PLACE 69 to 71 overstock of various grades. 'For Merwin, Mrs. Clnutlc Reynnl, son God and His created World, are 238 to 240 enjoyed Ihenselves by having a members to the Executive Board Castle Shop MBTHUB;N AVE. April and May totals for the New and daughtei', and'Mrs. Bemiotl H. woU-organlzed and run on scheduled CHURCH ST. 77. to, 85. picnic Sunday afternoon at Kldds and for the li-ansaction of any "^Yis, ioweif Lon^ Disianci Rat&i are, in &H&cf DECORATORS FROM PHILADELPHIA, JULY 23-25 England region showed 20% more Hlbbard of .New.i Britain.' Mr. and VETERANS HAVE time, and our lives; will be success 115 to 118 MOtn,THROP ST. Cave. other busltiess that may come bo- WuJiJay Svm'n^s after 6P.M...arfdsllday Sunday Desiynors and Manufacturers of CLIFF STREET old newspapers than for the highest Mis. Robert: H. .Stanley,of. Upper ful accprdlng as our ways are gulld- FRI..SAT. NITE SAT.-SUN. AFTERNOON 43' to 47 il0UOR Mr. and Mrs. William Conneil of fore the Association, Living Room Furnituro SIX DAYS LEFT ed by bur Heovenly Father. When 43 MYRTLE' AVE. Pentecost St. had as a' guest Sun period since 1942. Such amounts are Montclalr, N. |J. are occupying All work done right on our one thinki how Peter rushed In and COE AVE. 14-15 ,\ , far In excess of the demand and 49 to 51 8^^ 10 ifOilfS day Mrs. Emma Bieber of Rockvllle promises , , TQ£EINSTATE took control of what belonged to OVER 74 — 75 OAT, NUTS PARK Dorraine Carlson of Guilford, re since they cannot be moved readily PHONE 4-1693 Qod, one sees how; faulty man can 111 rear a break In the market has di-opped 122-^123 WINE and IIQUOR VALUES AT cently of Lanphlers Cove has been 228 UA\H STREET EAST HAVEN Only 0 days remain for veterans be,' In his Judgement and his 260 to,262 9to 11 accepted in the Yale School of prices to about 1/3 of tho wartime to rcln^talo lapsed National Service 14-15 • 43 . YOUR NEARBY A&P STORE wisdom, when He trys 16 lead God, 183-185 Music. high- Llfp Insurance, term policies on a Instead of following after God. ORA-AVENUE 187-180 59 to 68 Mr. and. Mrs. Carl Grcenvali ai'c In addition to supplementing tho comparB,tlve_ health basis, Harry T. and when one reads In the Book of V/NHC-TV 167-160 • Wood, manager of, the Hartford ORCHARD ROAD ^inA. on vacation trips. Company's income from, dues, etc. Acts, the way In the which Christ, COSEY BEACH AVE. 72 — 73 the proceeds of thesal e of this' East Haven Regional Office of the Veterans 71 For a Cooling Relroshing ohoso his twclvth apostle, the OREGON AVE. wast has provided the following Administration, said today. CHANNEL SIX Ito 4 88-to 01 Drink Try a Tom Collins Injury and replant promptly so miraculous way, in which He ap 69 — 60 bohcflts; $97.13 paid direct to the Before August 1, Wood stated, an pointed: Paul, to be tho "nvelth ," 258—250 , they will not dry out. Service Station 120 . PARK ST. ' ' POLO CLUB GIN Take cuttings from overgi-cwn Short Beach Troop, Boy Scouts of Pat Florio, Mgr. ollglble voleran, may reinstate his Apostle, and the appointment of the NEW HAVEN'S WINDOW ON THE WORLD COSEY BEACH ROAD , 1' , America, $10.00 donated to tho 86 — 87 65 PROOF C Q C 5lh n Jl Q geraniums now. They will root in lapsed term NSLt policy, regardless Twolvth Apostle, by Heaven, rather •19—20 HALF GAL. 3.«]0 BOI /..tnl Hammer Field Recreation Com All Car Needs of the length of time It has been than by chance, turned the world pts. 22-23 24-25 PAUL STREET four or five weeks and make small "The Finest In Television" 26-27 140—141 blooming plants Indoors. Give the mittee, $70.00 paid toward the sup lapsed, usually-without taking a upside down, and the power of CREST AVE. ROBIN HUUD GIN port of Softball teams In Short Tires - Batteries physlciil cxamlniitloon! Pay'mcht of hoaVon flowed ' out through this PHILIP ST. window-box plants a feeding at Opp. Town Hall . East Haven 67-58 • 68—60 90 PROOF C QQ 5lh O CQ tills time. Ample water should alsb Beach, a set of bases and a home two monthly'premiums, and signing heavenly choice. If wo would have 47—48 HALF GAL U.03 BOT.A.ptl Main and Thompson Avos. 75 to 85 be given through-out the summer. platefor Pardee Park and the'largo of Bi comparative health "Statement the guidance of tho Holy Spirit,-wo 21 — 22 PRATT AVE. - table also at the park which Is used Is all that win bo required ,ln most must take time "To be Holy", and 49 to 52 134—135 GILBEY GIN Do not remove leaves from pruned 67 — 58 138 to 140 tomatoe plants, as the fruit ripens dally by the recreational director cases. the hoari or spirit of man, must 121 to 124 during the summor months. • 141 to 143 'ROOF BOI 0.13 when not exposed directly to the After July 31, Wood pointed out, wait for the Still small voice to 130 — 131 PROSPECT LANE spoak and the eternal hand to guide 134 sun. A general top dressing of all On behalf of the; Company tho easy rolnistalemont,on a compiira- 256 to 258 beds and borders with a complete committee expressed its apprecia and there must bo no ruushlng In, DALE STREET PROSPECT PLACE EXT. HIRAM WALKER M.Crisci&Son tlvo health basis will be available 3 jjlant food will keep the plants in tion of ail the residents who saved only to those veterans whose 91—02 90 Tues., July 27 • "New Haven Night' 34 to 36 93 to 96 PROOF BS3.12 healthy growth. The large-Ilower- their waste for tho ' collections. policies have boon, lapsed for less 41 — 42 REDFIELD AVE. ing morning glories and moonflow- Success could not have been obtained Ice - Range and Fuel Alden J. Hill, Mrs- R. Earle Beers 45 — 46 than three months. Wlien the period YALE BOWL — 8;I5 P. M. . 41 FLEISHMANN crs will bloom more fi-cely if the without those regulars who con Oil - Coal and Coke of lapse Is three months or longer, and Mrs. Alden Jt Hill of North JOAN BRAINERD, Soprano—-RUSSELL MOWER, Baritone 70 — 71 MINOR ROAD 82 — 83 growing tips are plncheri at this sistently tied their bundles and put the veteran will be required to take Branford and Mrs. P. G. Weber, with Tho NEW HAVEN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA- 28 Master Kraft Mrs. Harry Klerman, Mrs. Edward DEWEY AVE. ROCKLAND AVE. time. This forces tlie growth of them on tho roadside. It was sug a iihyslcal examination and qualify HARRY BERMAN CONDUCTING 47 — 48 Power Burners Kronberg, Mrs. William McKeon, 159—160 side shoots without materially af gested that anyone having an ac as an .Insurable risk. RESERVED SEAT JI.50 — GENERAL ADMISSION 70c (prices !iiclud« ln«) 39 to 46 164 to 169 fecting the final height of the cumulation at this time call the Mrs. Jack F. Lawler, Mrs. Alvln DODGE AVE. ROCKVIEW ROAD No Monoy Down, 3 years to, Pay NSH reinstatement froms are T'ickcis now on sole o/ 9 plants. Salvation Army. Since they have Thompson, Mrs: Matthew Anastlslo, ;Now Havan—Loomii Tompio of Music, David Dean Smith, House of Har 123 to 124 (fhunA. available at all VA offices.' and Mrs. Ruth Barker of East Ha EDGAR STREET 60 to 64 REFRIGERATORS mony. Wostvillo Pharmacy, Now Haven Symphony Orchostra, Room 210, 404 ven. 19 Church Street. 102—103 ZONGA RUM RADIOS AND ALL County Republicdns 408 — 499 106—107' WHITE OB GOLD KINDS ELECTRICAL 458 to 463 119—121 86 5ih rt 4ft How to sell your REAL ESTATE APPLIANCES Hear Miller Speak 484 to 487 153—154 ROOF BOT ^.HrU • 457 , ROSE STREET IMPORTED FROM WEST INOIfS 1. Write or phone one of our 3 Offices. EDOEMEBE ROAD To Our Customers: Fuel-Oil is The New Haven County Republi 40-41 2. We will gladly, without obligation, furnish an osllmalo of Guaranteed with your purchase 101 27 Ihe value of your property. can Woman's Association met ELUS ROAD WRIGHT'S RUM of Master Kraft Power Burner 23 to 26 3. Wo will then find fho person to whom your property is Thursday at Carnoale's Colonnade 8A — 6A RUSSO AVE. 86 5lh n OQ by M. Crisci & Son, a member and was presided • over by Mrs. FAIRMONT PARK 67—68 'ROOF BOT A.Qtl worth most! of United Fuel Dealers Inc. FAIRVIEW AVE. ST. ANDREWS AVE. Charlotte Miller, president who told lOB REALTORS of her experiences as a delegate to 137—138 ^: GOVERNMENT 11 Gorrlsh PUco low—iiw 141 to 143 , TEL. •(•0536 the recent' Republican 'Convention 17W ST. PAUL AVE. HOUSE THE CHARLES T. In Philadelphia. Others atonding OW 99 to 102 WHITE OR GOLD SHOWROOM AT . SALERNO AVE. included Mrs. Frank Daloy, Mrs. FIRST STREET 86 bill O r** LINCOLN It Elm SI., Wnll Hnv, Henry H, Van Clcof, Mrs. Arnold J. 11 to 13 22—23 PROOF BOT A.kO' COMPANY PHONE 9.6031 Peterson of Branford, and Mrs. 14-15 28—20 FOXON BOULEVARD 71—72 CARldCA'RUM Tel. 8-0174 134 to 137 73.to 76 101 Whilnoy Ave, Nov/ Hovon FOXON ROAD 184—186 WHITE or GOLD 5lh O QQ STEP BY STEP 5-6 pt. 14-15 188—190 86 PROOF BOI i..i3Q 43 — 44 • 168 FRENCH AVE. . 170 OLD SPAR 18A' SECOND ST. GEORGE STREET 3—4 NEW ENGLAND RUM YiES , step by step, you can do as tnany other 5 S—6 196—107 9—10 5 YEARS OLD 5lh O QQ The Branford Printing Co. Connecticut housewives have done and more and 11—12 11 to 13. • 90 PROOF BOT C..i3^ GETTY ROAD 14 to 20 114 to 118 SHORT BEACH ROAD i more arc doing today! GORDON ST. • • 287 to 289 : Commercial Printers The new Wesiinjfliousc Automiitic Washer not 47-48 SHORT ROAD WhhhisJo only wifhei, rinses and damp dries the doihcs 50 125 to 129 but Is designed also to save precious hot woicr. 52 130 to 136 STRATHMORE TICKETS • STATIONERY • BILLS OTARTING with an electric washer and an To our Neighbors In East Haven.. GRACE STREET SILVER SAND ROAD We'd like to tell you more about this iin- 631—632 19 CLUB NAME CARDS • WEDDING INVITATIONS automatic water heater and later adding an ususlly fine wmher. Stop in and let us stiow "Friendly First" banl
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TJiuraday, July 23, 1048 . Pago Blx THE BRANl'OKD REVIEW, - BAST IIAVKN NKWS Thiir3cl8.y, July 22 1!)JB «lliifl II , III —f—n THE BRAKFORD REVIEWT . EAST HAVEN. NEWS The Pine Orchard School A'.ssooia- | The Pood Sale will begin at 3 In rggo Btyen _' Virginia Herlth the attcrncon and will Include District Governor Tom CnhlU, Wall MISS REGINA LILLQUIST MJSS JEAN E. MAURER, Hon will hold a Fun Fair, Food Sale Charlotte Miller BMriher Information, conccrntrfg ' A food ahlo. wilt, be hctd by lh« cakes, cookies, Jellies, etc. ing ford; Phil Dean, Mlddletown; Becomes Wedded and Raffle on Saturday, August 7th NORTH BRANFORD the recall. of officers to extended Arlslonliins of 'the' First Congfcga"-' Talks i^or Rotary |sam Dlbbld, Ellznbelhtowri,' Penna.; on the Pine Orchard School CLASSIFIED ad'tlvc' ttUty, 1^ available nt thb New tlon Church this coming.Fi'Idny on BECOMES JULY BRIDE MR. FORREST R. HILL Elton Knight, Mt. Vernon, N.' "i. Ed To John Haverin arounds between Iho hours of 2 and VACATION OVER Five members ot the Branford Htivoh v.: 3. Arn'iy ifind U. s; Alf the porch of ?R6bblns'i3tore, starllfts Services In the local churches on Walton, Bridgeport; Brad.Monroe, r M!S3 Belly Lasko has returned to several places and are held by mem Rotary Club have maintained ptsr- P6rcc Recruiting Station, 67 College at la o'clock. ' • " '• OF MR. JOHN BEGLEY The mnrrlnge of Miss Virginia WED IN TRINITY CHURCH ADS jSiiuday will Include: Boh Wclssnlnn, Ollnton'-MndL'ion- The Fun Fair will consl.st of pony her .secretarial post with the Indian bers of the parish for those who fect attendance since It Inception Street. " '•'• Herlth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [GtilUord. R.' F. Bailey, Merman r A rccc.ntlnn followed In the pfirl.sh Neck Land Company following a St. Aususlinc's U. C. Church wish contribute. 1.„9 yearj^....s, an,...d„ 9, month...u,.n..s. agongu. Themuyj ' —' / VISITORS IIF,RK In a double ring ceremony pcr- August Herlth of Forest Street, rides, hidden Irca.surcrs and games Classlflcfl ad rates: {Chapman, Ed Dickinson, Frank In a service laden with dignity. house of the church, ' where the [vacation spent at home. Rev. John J. McCarthy, pastor Miss Dolores Doody of Mlddletown are Clnrance Lake, Chief Nygiird Mr, and Mrs;'Wllllnm'Bitter and lormcd last Saturday at 2 o'clock Delhbrta Aver ill GranllB Bny, to Mr, John Hovcrln, of skill. Doolan, Ralph Wllmot, New Haven; M<\J1NK VAClA'TipNIST^,. Miss Jean Ellzabct^ Maurcr, daugh Imolhers ot the couple assisted In 50c per In.sbrllon Frank Frawlcy organist and choir Turnpike Is improving at the Hospl i - - — --— - .yt,.""' 'son Warren ware recent guests of IP 111 the Episcopal Church In Gull- To Be Married To son of Mr, nnd Mrs. Charles Hevorln of twenty Sidney Osborh, Walter Palmer and Ralph Hllslnger, PauV "Steveiis, Mr, Lowls Warner of AvorlU Place, ter of Mrs. Maurer of Bristol Street, receiving the guests. Mrs. Maurer five words or less. Idlrcctnr, lal oC SI. Raphael. Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Squcrl ot 47, ford, Miss Reultia Lorraine Llllqulst, ot Falrwood Avenue, Now Haven, Lewis Warner. Frank Sullivan, East llaven. •' mahagcf 6t the local Now Haven Harvey Spencer Short Beach, and the late Mr. W.15 alllrcd In an aquamarine crepe Save Your Valuables From Dampness. USE Mas.scs 7:00 - 9:15 - 10:15 Cedar atroot. Mr, Bitter Is thor dttughtor of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arwid A. took place Saturday, July 3 In St. For nd over twenty-five word.s, Others who have held one Water office, nnd his jileco, Miss Maurer, became the bride of Mr. frock styled with a lace bodice, Ma-ss. 8:00 Norlhford CongrcBU- Miami Florida reproaentatlvo' of ' Lllltiulst of Kings Hill noad. Stony Elizabeth's Church, Short Beach. 10c for each added five words. hundred percent membership since Alloc Q; Warner, secretary of the I Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy V. AverlU ot Forrest Raymond Hill, son ot Mrs- brown accc.s.sorlos and a corsage of llonal Church Eastern Air Lines and Mr, S(iit6rl Is Grook, became the bride' of Mr. The Rev. Father Hallory performed Joining the club are John Bralnerd, Isuperlntondent of schools, are I Alden J. Hill of North Branford and brown orchids, while n print drc-is Add twcnly-flvc c«nts If ad \s I Bnstcrn Air Lined rcprcschtativo In John Beglejr ot Guilford, the son of Branford Point have announced the tho double ring ceremony. The Ziuii Episcopal Church Meyer Leshlne, Bort Barker, Archie Reserve Officers vneationlng In Maine, thd late Mr. Hill, last Saturday with white hnt, gol^and white ac lo appear In bold face, upper and N H C INOW Haven. Mr, and Mrs. Wllgu.3 Begloy of engagement of their daughter church was decorated with ten roses BliS^yj^S Rev. Francis J. Smith, Rector, Marshall nnd Gilbert Ives. afternoon at 5 o'clock In the Trinity cessories an a corsage ot orchids lower case. Will Be Ordered Bcatyvllle,'Kontucky'A program of Dolberta toMr Harvey W. Spencer, n nuptial high mas.s was oolebrtttcd Mrs. Paul R. Hawkins, organist Still other one hundred percent pre-riupltal music was presented by EpIscopalChurijh. was worn by the bridegroom's I Mrs. Edmund L. Stoddard Choir son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin by Father Hallery and four altar The Proven Home DefiomW/fier— ADD rH^Y CENT.S IF AD IS Once ngaln "New Haven's Window membership are held by Nick Sharp, Into Active Ranks the organist. mother. TO ArriiAIl IN IIOI.D FACE director. boys served. The organist played The bride was c.scorted' to the Helps control mold, mildeWf on the World" will bring to southern Harry Cooke, Dr. Charles Onylord, Spencer of South Fair Street, Gull- Mr. nnd Mrs. Mill left on a motor CAPS. , 0:30 Holy Eucharist and Sermon 6585 Reserve orfloor.i ot all ranks, Tho bride, given In marriage by pro-nuptial mu.slcc and tho wcdd niter,, banked with summer flowers, fTusling and rotiingl New England complete television George Dunbar, Murray Upson, ford. trip through the New England ]«p to nnd Including' Lieutenant her father, wore a gown of while Ing rnnrches with two soloist render by her stately, 87 year old grnnd- Cuii!;re|ra,llonal Church coverage ot another history making IJUHUS ZdnnoWicz, Harry Johnson, mi Slates nnd Nova Scotia. Mr.s. Hill • So practical and easy lo use. Colonels, are expected to bo ordered summer taffolii with sweetheart The Wedding will take placi! In ing, "Ava Maria", "I Lovo You fnther, Mr. Hugo Brokelschen of Rev. fl. C. Trent, Pastor IJOlltical convention to be held Uila Joseph Bliza, Lewis Dbolltllc, wore a brown Palm Beach suit, • Moisture actually ilrlps from the air Wh; not have your typewriter and to active duty prior to 31 July 1048 neckline, short puff sleeves and October. Truly", and "Because." Now Haven, yiho also gave her In Mrs. Douglas B. Holablrd, organist week-end In Philadelphia. The Michael Nardella, VVllllam Hitchcock jbrown and white accds.sorles and a and collects In the metal container. adding machine equipment placed In order to fill current army-w.ldo mltta, her bouquet waa ot white The bride, given In marriage by marriage. nnd c.liolr director. Wallace Convention will gel under and Frank KInnoyI roses nritl biby's breath. She wore a corsage of ro.ses. After August I'st. • Each size sclentiflcally designed (or In first class condition? Our fully 11:00 Morning worship rdqulrement.s Capt Maraoln, Rctg. hor rather, wore a white gabadlnc The Rev. J. Edison Pike performed way Friday evening, and win be Mrs. Charlotte Miller ot East Ha tiara trimmed with pearls- Ihoy will reside In 1148 Quinnlplac dchumldilying specific areas. equipped service department will Officer, .lald here today. suit, large white flowered hat and the ceremony, Mrs. William II. 9:45 Sunday School televised from Convention Hall ven, a delegate to the recent Re Miss Marjorloij Page of Stony HARTFORD GIRL Avenue, New Haven. • Humidity In tho area where used do this work promptly and eiricl- Officers 'are needed'. Captain wore an orchid. Mrs. Mildred Crawford was soloist In a program from 8 P. M. to Iho end, of the publican National Cpnvontioii and Creek was maid of honor and she The bride was graduated from determines the effective life. ; ently and furnish, without charge, Makzola added. In all branches of WILL PERFORM Bogackl, a slslop ot tho bride, was of music which Included • the tra- Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wclton who session. wife of the president ot the East wore' a gown of light blue with a Brantprd High School. Closet Size loan machines. |tho Army's combat Arms, Adminis matron of hohoi', and she wore a dltolnnl wedding marches, "The have been spending several months Haven Rotary Club was Monday's V tlaroi of the same shade and carried Absorbs App Ono Quart of Molsturs BELUNCE TYPEWTIITER CO. Other convention gatherings to trative, and Technical Services. ' I AT PLAYHOUSE nftvy bluo gabadlne suit with white Lord's Prayer," anti "Oh Perfect Mr Hill, who was gtadunled from al the Holablrd homo on North speaker. Hor talk was ased on her nnd bid fashion bouquet. "- For areas up to 200 cu. ft. C. B. GUY, Mgr. bo carried by WNHC-TV as a par mm- JHargrnvo Military School, served In The Department of the Army has accessories and a Corsage of snap Love". Basement Size I jSlreel have relurned to Bognta, ticipant In the special pooled pro Impressions of the Presidential Con the U,, S. Army Signal Corps in Telephone 7-2738 placed great emphn.sls on' the need Mr. Prank Bishop of Guilford M since Opcr^ has hit the Summer dragons'. The.bride, word a gown of eyelet Absorbs App, Ono Gallon ot MolsturB |Columbla, South America. They gram service will be on Saturday vention. lAla.ska for throe, years during the 100 Crown Street New Haven for recall of officers to extended best man. Strawhnt Circuit, the producers Mr. Charles Hevorln, a brother ot embroldored silk which was brought Fornreosof 800 to I,000xu.ft. sailed on tlie Santa Isabellc of the and Sunday afternoons from Con recent ocntllct- Giant Basement Size . Visiting rotarlans nt the July 12th active duty to moot needs in con A roooptlon was hold nt the homo the bridegroom, served as best man. to hor from Japan, made with a Grace Line. vention Hail, and Saturday night have decided to cut out nil rcpetlon Alisorbs App. 2h Gallons of Moisture IMMEDIATE DELIVERS: Iron Ena meeting were: Sam Kesslngor nection with tlie pn.wage of the' of the bride's parents with the sweetheart,neckline, fitted' bodice Several from North Branford at i direct from Shlde Park. Sixteen j (Scientists coll It and death scones. Thoroforo thi.s A reception wos held at the home For areas ot 2,000 to 2,500 cu. ft. mel Dralnbnard Sinks, and Lava (speaker), RIdgewood; New Jersey; Selective Service Act. I bridle's mother assisting In receiv of the bride's sister, Mrs. Max and full skirt t'crmlnntlng In a UIXENT VISITORS tended the Hlll-Maurer nuptials In television stations In the north- I "R«n«cl|yt Iniulodon") ing Ijho guests. Mrs. Llllqulst wore a Saturday NIto at 8:30 there will be tories; Chronic Brass Toilet Ac •,l-?4 Schuize of Forrest Street, Granite slight train. She ..wore milts nt the Rcconl visitors in Branford wcro cessories; Copper Gutter and Branford on laslt Saturday after eastern U. S. will participate in the dreso of black and white print-'-', I a presentation of the folrst Acts ot noon, the groom, Forrest S. Hill, Bay, whore, the mothers of the same material, a fingertip veil ot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Corcortm Leaders; Roofing and Insulation. •pooled television broadcasts of the blade, accessories, and a corsage of '.La. Boheme, Madame Butterfly and had as his best man, his brother, oouplo assisted ' In receiving the French Illusion draped from a Inco |jr., formerly of Branford now of Branford Mason Supplies, Inc. TOE CONN. ri.UMBINO AND Wallace Convention, July 23, 24, and rSoimd] like a wilij promise doeiq't ic-nirning the lun'i White gardenia nnd rod rose buds. (La Travlata at the Clinton Play- Alden S. Hl'l, and ushers were Paul 25. CLINTON PLAYHOUSE guests- Mrs. Herlth wore a black Jullcti cap, and carried a bouquet of Washington, D. C. Tliey wcro vl.sil- 287 Main Street PHONE 317 Branford LUMBER COMPANY hot riiys iiround the very second they hit the walls or roof Tlio couple left on a wedding,house, on the Boston Post Rood. Hill and Ward Hill, brothers, and On The Boston Post Road in the hoar) of Clinton, Connecticut silk dross with blace laco top with gladioli, roses and' delphinium. ing Mr. Corcoran's parents, Mr. 1730 Stata St. New Haven, Conn. Sarjih Palfrey Cooke, former of your house? But that's just what happens when you trip 'to Baltimore, md., Ohio and The gayest and all melodious parts David Burr all of North Branford insulate with ALFOL House Blanket.' n pink lining, white aciiessorlcs, and Mrs. Clifton Johnson of Branford |and Mrs. ThomasI P. Corcoran pt Tel. 7-0294 %vomen's champion will serve «s TELEPHONES CLINTON 2146 and 886 Kentucky orid will be gone one win bo presented In these full act wore a.corsnge ot gai'dcnla nnd red was matron of honor and the Silver Street, Mr. Corcoran is in the Mrs- Alden J. Hill, his mother, as mistress of ceremonies, starting July Tlie secret is this: Heat rays can't get through alumi month. Upon their return, they wUl prosontatlons. Beautiful Nuncy Gnr- roses. Mrs. Hevorln wore a flower brldesmiildsweroiMlss Joyce Barker real estate bu.slnc.ss In Wa.shlnglon. sisted in receiving.' 20, on "Swing Into Sports," a video EDWARD DUDLEY and ALBERT KAY num foil. In'fact 9596 of all radiant heat is re fleeted back mako thdlr home In Guilford. Mrs. rotto well-known to Hartford, nnd ed print dress, flowered hat, and a of- Wnlllngford, and Mrs. John R. FOR SALE—New Ferguson Trac- A Well.Child Conference will be series broadcast Mondays, 8:30 to to'its source when it comes up against ALFOL. AirOl^ Now Haven opera loverd will star In ptcicnl Bogloy wore as her going away corsage ot snap dragons. Tlie wedd Russell, Jr, ot Branford. The honor 'tors and Implements. Full line of held on next Monday afternoon at 9 P. M. by WNHC-TV and the Du- House'Blanket provides one or two layers of •luminum'' tho performances nnd her leading Thuriday, July 29—FOR BETTER OR WORSE—Mui!c«l Comedy—Joil, Whi,ol«r foil attached to a heavy moisture-proof paper—and that!' outfit, summer suit of novy blue ing cake was made by the bride's atondant was attire In a white farm equipntcnt. Open evenings. tho William Douglas School from iviont Television Network. The with'blue accessoiiod nnd a corsage mnn, will bo Lawrence Power,, tho keeps your house cooler by many degrees in nunmer-»' sister, Mrs. Schultze, and was a four marquisette over orchid laflota BULLARDS Russell .Equip. Co., Tutlle Ave., 2 until 4 o'clock. This will be the "Swing" series features the sport in Friday, July 30—FOR BETTER OR WORSE—Muilcnl Com.dy—Tnr.i. Slicli of gardenia and rod rose buds. colobratod Australian Tenor. The Franklyn James u'ilrr/rt*r in'winter,' ' tier cake with the arch over the gown, styled with a borlha of eyelet Walilngford. Tel. New Haven last opportunity^ afforded pupils season, and until the windup of the Sfllurdfly, July ]I—I=0R'BETTER OR'WORSE—Muiical Comedy—Alien Howinnd Out ot town guests were from audience will have a gllmjise Into bride nnd groom trimmed with real 2-1827. tf who will enter school for the first It's eisy to apply, too. Just measure it, cut it and tack it emobroldery and an orchid taffeta Forest Hills tournament in Septem Srtturdrty, Auguit 7—FRIEDA HEMPEt—SoprAno, Malropolli,in Oporn—Innny Now Haven, West Haven, bulltord, old Japan, a visit to Paris' Latin flowers. Cesspools time in September to receive vacci ber, the program will be devoted to on the roof rafters, floor joists or studs. No me», no dust,' Quarter and an Invitation to bow' In the back. Similar gowns ot * tlnd Concert Andovor, Connecticut, nnd College Open Thursday Till 9 P.M. nations at such conferencess before tennis. Tiiurjdey, Auguit 12—SHERHEREZADE—Revue—L« (vieri h Co. no dirt. For economical insulation call ui., -. VIoletta's lavish Paris home In these The couple left on n wedding trip white morqulsetle over aquamarine HIGH SCHOOL GIRL will Point, N; Y. the opening of schools. Friday, Auguit 13—ARABIA!^ |S||GHTS—ftevue-La Mori i Co. opera-ttcts. Nuncy Garrotto, glamor through the new England States. taffeta were' worn by the brides Rotainiiig Walls take care of children week-day The shows will include Instruc The bride wortf as her going away mornings. Phone 4-3109. Pictures of the servicemen's tion In the fundamentals of tennis, Saturday, Auguil 14—THOUSAND k ONE'NISHTS—Roiga—la Merl S Co. • tfera't Id* air space be ous young prima donna of the maids. All attendants wore^tloral tween the layers •! Closed Every Monday banquet held at the P. R. C- U. Saturday, Auguit JiTrrRIGOLETTO—Opera—Arlliur Kent (Metropolitan Opnra) Chicago Opera comes direct to outfit, a navy blue gtibndlno suit, headdresses, and carried cascade Constructed [given in part with film t.iken at reltefttvo aluminum toil. Park are still available without Thurtday, Auguit 26—Act I BRIGADOON—Musical Comedy—Dorralne A Ellii Joan Br.ainerd, Clinton after a series of opera por- white accessories arid an orchid.. bouquets of mixed summer flowers. FOR SALE—''™wfo"' combina Sarah Palfrey Cooke's lennls .school * tier* are (he.two layers Very Roason,ible Hates tion oil and gas range, 4 and 4, charge. Per.ions interested are asked at Tudor City In New York City. •• Act i OKLAHOMA of aluminum foil. formnncos In New York. Later, the. couple will make their Aldon S. Hill servo as his brother's * Here's the moislur*' to call or write to Earl Colter who Act I SHOW- BOAT New Haven Lark, homo In Short Beach.. best man, and ushers. Included Open Other Days 9:30 to 5:45 with Florence Burner. E.xcellent Several tennis stars of national vapor reeittant paper look the pictures. Friday, Auguil 27—Act i RIO RITA—Muiical Comedy—Dorraina * Ellis Dudley, Demjiig and Kay, the Frederick P. Maurcr, brother of tho 55 5o.'jfli WosI Drive, Now Hrtvon, Conn. Baker and Healer. Phone 4-2263. fame. Including Frank Shields, are In Pop Concert Veterans of World War H, Impres- Tile Holy Name Society met on booked for personal appearances Act I ROSE MARIE bride, and Paul E., and Ward P. Hill Act I ANNIE GET YOUR GUN HOUSE sarios of the Clinton Series will FATHER BREEN brothers of tho bridegroom, and Tr.l. 76-7261 ELM STREET AT ORANGE BOOKKEEPING SERVICE- Wednesday evening of this week at during the next four weeks. One ambition ot all the New Ha continue^ to present Opera Without hie Rectory. Saturday, Auguit 2B—Act I CARMCi^-—Opera—Edward Dudley ven area's younger musically talent-*! David Burr, all of North Branford Monthly and quarterly state "The Court of Current Issues," one Act 3 AIOA •• Paola Carpiro INSULATION Tears, that Is, only the gay and 'I'he annual picnic for member? cd set — to appear ns guest artist on IS CHAIRMAN OF ments rendered by qualified ac of the outstanding te,levlsion show:; Act 3 RIGOLETTO . Mary Kreita lively complete' acts of America's countant. Rates reasonable. Also and friends of the Congregational ol Pop Concert In the Ynli Bowl — Ipresonted by Connecticut's pioneer Friday, September 3—GARDEN OF ROMANCE—Revue—Role Maria Price BlANKEt^ favorite operas'. To be shown later ANNUAL^BAZAAR Tax Services. Phono 4-1173 22 Church and Sunday School was held video station on Mondays from 9:30 win be realized for Hnmden's Jonn Saturday, September 4—MXRION BELL—Star of ORIGADOOtt & ZIEGFIELD FDU- are Alda, . Carmen, Trovatore, on Wednesday at Hammonassett to M:30 P. M. will feature as the Bralnerd and Now Haven' Russell Tho Rev. Father -Francis Brcen, ' ' LIES^-'Scanes from tier hits in Technicolor, Opera, and Muilcal Cornncjy RIgolotto, Faust, and Samson Sc LOST—P'lss Book No. 8621. It State Park. A picnic supper was issue on trial on July 26th, "Should Mower on Tuesday, July 20, at the pastor ot St. Tlicrese's Church Cqnne.cticut Hpme Insulation Co., Inc. ftv- Dnillah. In mid-August. Musical found return lo Branford Sav served at seven o'clock. We Allow the Re-Industrlallzatlon Sunday, September 5—VIENNA NIGHTS—Revue—Edward Dudley fourth concert ot the current Stony Crook, was appointed general Comedies wlU be given with Acts ings Bank. 8-12 The members of St. Augustine's of Germany Now?" The program is CURTAIN riMi 8:30 P.M.—COLD DRINKS SCRyED ON TtRRACi SCTWCCN ACTS aeries, chairman of i\\c annual bazaar Phon Milford -1-2164 — Branford 143-3 from "Annie Got Your Gun", "Rio parish are planning a bazaar to.be presented in the form of a court $1.50, J2.00, J2.50—Seaion ticiiet any 12 performancei }I5. J20, J24 Both natives of the Elm City, Miss which will be held on the church Rita", "Brlgadoon", . "Oklahoma", BUILDING • CARPENTERY held on August 19, 20, and 21 on the trial. 34 CLARK STREET MILFORD, CONN. Bralnerd, a soprano; and Russell and "Roso-Marle". The producers grounds on August 12, 13, and 14. M Plea-so call Branford 482-2. Max land east of Toloket Inn on Route Witnesses for the affirmative will J Mower, a baritone, have had some servo cold drinks between the acts Mrs. John Sullivan and Mr, William 80. The usual features will be held what varied rises,to.prominence In J. O Noll woi' appointed assistant Schulzo 8-5 be Norman Thomas, Socialist pre- This will mark the first time that and two fine awards will be given lidentlal candidate; and chemical the musical world Mr; Mower's chairmen. i [away on Saturday night; the finsl public nppenrnnces be'gan early In Opera Without Ttars has evov boon engineering profos.sor Albert New presented anywhere. The Veterans Other committees appointed In one will be an Admiral Con.sole man. Dr. Jean Pajus, former FEA hla school boy days, nnd he became clude: Linen booth, Mrs. Wllilt^m William R. Burns Television Sot, and the second prize well-known locally tor his work feel that American's pretor, thiiir afislstant chief; and Capt. Harry E. opera gny nnd full of familiar O'Neill, chairman, Mrs. Mary will be a Crosley Table Radio. |sperber, former chief translator at with tho University Glee Club and Grnhd, Miss Shirley O'Neill, Mrs- TickeLs are now on display . in tho New Haven Light Opera Guild- melodies that everyone knows nnd And Sons the Neuremberg Trials, will serve loves. Hence out are all the tragedy Rlchnrd Howd, Mrs. Tliomas a.swit ne.sses fon the negative, with Licensed Miss Bralnerd did not commence nnd bitter struggle nnd complica Mellon. Grocery booth, Mrs, Tony outstanding authorities as coun- her singing career until after tions that creep Into nil opera plots. DoRoss, chnlrmnn. Dolls: Mrs. Wil PLUMBING & HEATING Iseliors graduation from Hamdon High liam Dow, chnlrmnn, Mr. Frank Clinton Playhouse Rcmembei; WNHC-TV, Channel School In 10112. In 1045 she made her This Saturday July .28tli, besides Gfandcl and Bessie Grandol. Jewelry CONTRACTORS iBoston Posf Ronti C{in)on, Conn. Six, for "the finest In television." bid tor national recognition, winn the glorious costumes and lavish booth: Miss Rona MoneguzzI and rOR EAST HAVEN SATURDAY, JULY 24, 8:30 S ing the Conncclltjut National Scenery, the Clinton hudlencos will Miss Sylvia Jnnnettl. Publicity: recognition, winning the Connecti lioaj the wonderful dutjts In Butter Mr. ^ Ronnld Monnst nnd Mrs. AND NEW HAVEN Madame Butterfly cut Nafonal Federation of Music fly which Immortalized Grnco Moore Thonins Mellon'. Puiich bonrd: Mrs. GUTTERS - LEADERS Act I ARMY GRANTS In her movlo "One Night OtLovc'- Clubs contest, but lost out In the Loo Hill. Cake booth: Mrs. Robert JOBBING La Boheme Act I Providence regional test. Two years The tnmous 'drinking scone from Collins, chnlrmnn, Mrs. J. Sullivan NEWJENEFITS later. In 1047, she returned to make Travlnta will be) given, which all and Mrs. Victor Lnzznrrlo, Rofrcsh- Boslon Post Road . Branford La Traviata Act I a perfect score ns she won the Con movlo gores remember from the monts: Miss Mojy DnRoos, Jack Telephone 1957 I Tel. Clinton 2146—$1.50, $2.00 The department of the Army has necticut; rogttinnl district, finals at Zlegtlcld Follies.- The exquisite MoneguzzI, Marin MeneguzzI, and . Stan o{ Chicago Opera and San recently announced that new ROM coa?t to coast the substitu-.tlpa Puccini melodies of La Boheme will Carta (Naptci) jbenefits arc avalable to men enlist Baltimore and tho national $1,000 Peter Clnqunntl, Lighting: Nick ICOID Dl;iNKS Sarved BETWEEN ACTS prize at Now York's Carnegie Hall. bo sung nnd the act will be cllmaxoil Pullman and Thomas O'Neill, ing in the Enlisted Reserve Corps. with a double high C as the curtain Tickets: Mm, Joseph Collopy. Legislation recently enacted provides of a straight 10/ fare for, the three for a quarter Conductor Harry Berman Is again slowly closed tho Initial act ot 'for payment to members of Reserve preparing n program designed to Boheme. ' STEVE PRUSSICK Units on the basis of time actually suit the taste ot all ages and classes I'UULOUGII OVER .spent in training. Preference will go Starred in all the casts present GARAGE rate is becoming increasingly comrnon. In sqmc ot music'patrons. Tlie presenta Corp, Ronald GeH'ot the U.S. to those units meeting for times a nnd future are tho World's grcnt- EQUIPPED TO REPAIR tions to dale by guests artists and Marine Corps, who Is now stationed jmonth. and attending a two-week cst names In Musli! from the the New Haven Symphony! Orches In North Carolina returned to his ALL MAKES OF CARS summer camp. In addition the time Motropolltinn Opera Association, tho W. Main SI. tra Indii^te that tho local concerts duties recently after .spending a 15- 'iiona 438 Branford spent by the reservist in training instances the fare has Been increased to 11/ and in Chlcngo Opcrn, La Scnin ( Milan), are more than maintaining their day furlough visiting ' his, mbtli'or, will count toward a retirement Snn Carlo (Maples), CoVent Garden slogan of "Tops In Pops." Mrs. Nellie Gell, 13 Main Street. pension to be available to those who (London) and the Optira Comlquo have attained 60 years of age and (Paris). Corporal Gell Is expected home other cities it is 13/ while in Pittsburgh^ the. rate, Capitol Theatre have completed 20 years of Satis • AtASICAN VISITOR for a short leave In October after The Clinton Playhouse Is In the which ho will leave North Cnrolinn factory service as members of the Mr. DorialdNMcGee of Anchorage, 281 MAIN ST. "EAST HAVEN heart of Clinton oh the Boston Post tor parts unknown. MODERNIZE YOUR reserve. It Is estimated that the is up to 15/ for a bus ride.' Alaska Is visiting his mother, Mrs.' Road. It Is a $350,000 building mnclo average pay of the enlisted re- Eleanor McObo of 20 Bade Strotjt, of white marble and rcd-brlck; truly KITCHEN Sun., Mon., Tues,, July 25-26-27 v;sn'OR ; with baled-on white enamel motal .servist will be approximately $340 Mr. McGce Is In the Government Now England's most modern cool, Miss Lorrnino Stevens ot 43 Robert HuHon, Joyce Roynoldj !per year. It is still possible for men •=yst -. service. nnd benutlful thenlre. Laurel Street visited In Now Haven A Proc/nct oj Cciientl Aloton CABINETS Jflnij Paige In 'with prior service In the Armed and Madlsoi] last week end. Floor and wall models available jForces to enlist at the grade held This Company has kept its rate'of fare unchanged Immodiato Delivery Wallflower 'at time of .seperation. Individuals •prior service may, based on their NEW SON ALSO ^civilian technical skills, be enlisted Mr.'and Mrs, Thomas Tampr ot THE CONN. PLUMBING 'fvonne DeCArlo, Tony Martin In for nearly 15 years and is noyv;, asking foj; an in-^ !in a grade depending on the |WcstvIlle announce the birth of a AND LUMBER CO. Casbah jvacancies In the unit tor which they son, Tliomas Samuel on July 14 In 1730 Statu St. Nsw Hfitn, Conn. Baldwin's Garage 'are being enlisted. Enlistments the New Haven Hospital. Mrs, Fine for its Second owner too! Tal. 74)294 crease of only i i/3/ a ride.' "" which are for three years, may be lamer was the former Miss Inas Wednesday, July 28 made for any section of the en- Estrom of Branford. This Is the Recently, n large group of//jtv/car owners performance lasts throughout the years. A FMNffi nut jlisted reserve corps elected by the couple's third clVlld. • were asked what car they would buy if There could be no finer endorsement of a Carole Lombard, Robert Montgomery in they were buying «c«' cars today. Those new car than this—and we trust that MAiHi MiVim PINFAt lApplicant in which he appears [qualified. Among the reserve or- UEIURNS HOlVlE who own used Pontincs led them nil in you won't forget it whenever you order FOUND Mr. arid Mrs. Smith saying they would buy new cars of the your next automobile* New Silver Streak Design • UnisiccI Iganizations in the new Haven area SEtVI.KS Miss Roberta Ingham of West ALSO same make they are now driving. Body by Fisher • No-Draft Ventilation A Place to Buy in which enlistments are available End Avenue returned to home re Remember,, too, Pontiac is the lowest are field artillery, Infantry. Cost OKE HUNDItEO B IT IC K cently after spending a vacation at In other words—according to this survey priced car in the world offering General . Shockprpo/ Kncc-Acfion .Triple- Johnny Angel COMMUNITIES |Arliliery, ordnance. Transportation, Cushioned Kide • Smooth, Economical GOOD HEATING! the home of her sister, Mrs. James —rf used Pontine ts more satisfactory to Motors Hydra-Matic Drive*—a tremen Gco'"ge Raff, CUIre Trevor. Signe Hajjo 'signal and Engineer -units. Infor 6 and 8 Cylinder L-Head Hngincs • Cassldy, Key West Fin. Miss own than any other make of used can dous advance in better motoring. EQUIPMENT! mation concering the organized Enghnm Is employed In, the South • Vncuumatic Spark Control • Scotch- Of course, that could mean only one It's wise, from every standpoint, to 'reserve corps may be .secured from SALES SERVICE ern Now Englnnd Telephone Com Misi Quick Warm-up ^fanifold • Full- FURNACES Tburs., Fri., Saf., July 27-30-31 thing: Pontiac's dependability and long ithe New Haven Branch office, senior pany ipf New Haven- choose a Pontiac —a car so fine that Pressure Rletcred-Flow Lubrication • OIL BURNERS ^ompa/iy life arc outstanding, and Pontiac's fine , even its second owner is sure to like it. Frederic March. Ann Blyth in State Instructor, 294 Cc'Jar Street, Multi-Seal Hydraulic Drakes • HUMIDIFIERS New Haven, Telephone New Haven ANNOUNCE BIRTH *Gtntrat Milan Hyfir*-MMt}( Drift »nd Wbht SidtwaU Tirti optional on all modtli at MtiUilional coit. Gaselcctor • Tru-Arc Safety Steering BLOWERS Medical, Finance, Quartermaster, PHONE 602 Another Part of the Mr. and Mrs. Marcus; Mltiklson of AIR CONDITIONING 7-5938 Church Street announce the birth Forest b( a son, Kenneth. Mark, on July 2 CENTRAL GARAGE. INC. Also 78 MAIN STREET BRANFORD. CONN, In tho Now Haven Hospital. Mrs. Hendricks Heating Co.l cnuKcn OK OUR LAPT Mltikplspn was thq former Eleanor 04 MAIN STREET BRANFOED, CONN, Up In Central Park 376 Lombard' St., New Haven i OF POMPEI, FOXON PARK Young ot Hamden. De.\nna Durbin. Dick Haymel in -^•v;*" PHONE 5-0308 Rev. Raymond A. Mulcahy, Pastor Sunday-Masses, 8 and 10:30 A. H
%S^^^^ ^^^^%:^:^^^^^p^ THE BBANFORD REVIEW • EAST HAVEN NEWS Thursday, July 22, 1048 Pttgfo Eight _ IN MIDDLETOWN ADDRESS OOMHUmOATIONS The C. F- tJ. Will go to Middle REVIEW BASEBALL SCHOOL THRILLS DELIVERED BY BIAIL OKLY A TOUGH GUIY SLEEPS jl^^^^ town on Friday evening In a TO'P. 0. BOX 1B3 return clash agaln.'il Die Middle- SEVENTY-TWO LOCAL YOUNGSTERS; BDBBORIBE NOW BY BIIJIJ AJIKRN town Urass Kail sofIball team. ©Iff lEaat Maufn Ill an earlier game played last In Loop Clash Friday nlg<:it at Hammer I'lcld TEAMS ADDED TO COMMUNITY LOOP "To the memory of our buAdles, living and dead, and the many rich the local.s racked' up a 4 to 3 Combined With The Branford Review The Rakorla Club of New Haven Two Dotitri PM Yen and varied experiences, we shttrcd. And to the hope that wo may, In win. I Seventy-two youngsters of Bran- SPORTSMEN LOSE some measure, abide by and help to preserve the way of lite for which will bo the Sunday opponents of East Havun, OonnecUcut, Thui-sday, July 29, lO-iS 'jtord sat In on two lessons at The Branford Sportsmen were VOL. IV—NO. 47 wo went to war.'' tho Brantord Townlos In a New Locals Defeat .Hammer Field Ia.st Saturday after- Haven Baseball League contest defeated in New llavcn last 'noon where tho Brantord Review is REAPPOINTED The above quotation opens tlAe book of war experiences of a para slated for Hammer Field at 3:00 Townies Team evening when the Prince Smoke I conducting a baseball school for troop unit of the 101st Alrboumo rXlvlslon. anc^• the Ea.st Havon Rods, who Kaceys Behind Sihop reached the local's star Finance Board boys between the ages of 10 and 14- First Gar To In this day of Indecision the paragraph commands much thought. edged the locals In Ihclr earlier tilt hiirlcr, Tex Black, for six runs. Due To Meet 0.sten5lbly present for the purpose It will be the basis of much rcflcvitlon, tomorrow morning, when the win appear hero next Wednesday In Tight Pitching The Sportsmen, with a jumbled STRICTLY LOCAL Ready To Start TOWN TOPICS body of Corporal 3amcs N. Barba is w heeled Into the nave of St. Mary's the second game of the three otab sorbing all the dimond know lineup, were only able to rack Town Recalled church. A short w|hlle later, six budvlles, all youthful friends, of the regular, contests slated by the loop Former Stars Turning In Its finest game of tho ledge which coaches Walter Klar- up three counters. former athlete will bear his bier to St. Agnes cemetery. In the summer between the two clubs. .•season, capped by the brilliant four man and Joe Orseno can Instill In By KirkhamI Work On Budget heat of that hillside resting place, made Intense by a burning sun, pic The former nine Is known In an effort to pull the Branford hit pitching effort by Mel Blgelow, them, the youngsters also picked up A LITTLE ABOUT THIS AND THAT WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN Townies out of'the financial dif It was learned at thd Town Hall tures will flash across memory's pages. The final image will be of a throughout the circuit as a good the Townies shook a five game los a lesson In citizenship and confi Qeorge C. KIrkham, former East ficulties, they are faced with, a TOWNIES LOSE BY PAUL H. STEVENS this week that the Town' Fathers "youthful fellow, a kid to young to die. Orooter than the laJurol wreath team but has been unable to got ing streak by pasting the Knights dence when they were addressed by Haven real estate man, who hns group of former baseball players are ready to knuckle down ncxl fashioning a background for the boy's face will be his expocnslve smile. going with any degree oi; consls- of Columbus nine at Hammer Field Bill Clancy, manager of tho New returned home after again spending K, Unrtlctt post nicmbcrshlp. Ilarold noce connected with the .same ag TO HAMDEN 6-5 week lo their annual mUlsununer Dog Days! When the church music fades out, a song will still be playlbg—for the tancy this summoi;. Although Bran- Sunday by a 0-0 count, Haven District of tho Metropolitan the winter In Florida, n custom he is tile post's nomUicc lor coni- gregation, will meet them In a task ot hewing next year's Town haunting refrain of Jimmy's voice crying encouragement tb his mates, ford Is expected to annex the tilt. Prom the opening Inning when Lite Insurance Company and a First Inning pyrotechnics by tho ANNUAL BUDGET MAKING has enjoyed lor many seasons, this Golden Hod beginning to blossom inunilcr next year. nine Inning game slated for Monday Budget Into presentftble form tor whether athletes or soldiers, will still bo wafting o'er the stillness of the Coach Joe'Orsen,, has been drilling Jackson measured one of Larry De- former minor league baseball visiting Hamden Townle nine gave [week recalled the coming of the Iby tho wnyslde. evening at 0:15. ' pitcher. • I submission lo the voters at the Mr. and Mrs- Brent Barker ot Elm mid-day. ' his charges hard, looking for the Palma's fast ones tor the circuit, the Invaders a 6-5 win over Bran AVci report elsewhere this week njion the forthcoming bnclget first trolley car to East Haven, Spearheading the attack of the anmiol Town Meeting In October, July i-onily lo «lve w.>y lo August. Street have been enjoying a very The Taps will mark a mortal end of a groat guy; a to'agh guy. But spurt which all members of the the game was never In doubt al- tord at Hanlmer Field last evening- The past year marked tlie discon veterans will be Dave Hylen.skl, Declaring that baseball playing sessions of the Boiird of l""Sniinee. We have never been abli' lo li|?- Notices have already been sent [pleasant vacation stay of two wceka conference are momentarily expect thqugh shoddy fielding on the part Before Jim Murphy could assist tinuance of trolley cars In East Special Town mooting likely ,to high In his seat he will watch and encourage and maybe endow a por Charlie Jones, Pete and Butch Instilled confidence In themselves; lo the various town boards and de at Sahow Lake, Qlovol Vermont. ing from the negro club of New of the Invaders helped the locals starter Ed Sobolewskl, tho victors lire out why the business enlenilur of Connectieut town.s is so ninJe Haven, and this fall the street car ldra\y big crowd next week.. tion of his fighting hoort, to some torantord team, which sometime, Nalmo, Garrah CzapUek, Joe DucU, that It broke down the barriers of partments asking that they; hnvn Haven. over many a rough spot. had racked up a 4 run lead. The rails and ties will be removed along I CangTatiilatlons to CharlM MUltr, somewhere, needs an extra lota, a bit of hidden energy, to turn defeat Either Stalling or Douglas will Billy Panaronl, Hcrby. Zampano, race, creed and religion, that it up that some ot the hottest and most Imniid niglits of the whole year i their annual estimates ready tor niniii Street Favluig and War After counting In tho first, Bran- Townies came back with a 5 run Main Street. OITII entlnccr, and president of the Into victory. • take tho hill tor the, Rokortas but Willie Levesh, Steve Hylenskl and promoted keen thlnglng and co the meetings the Board ot Finance IMetnorlal Allicletlo Plcld Improve ford waited until the fourth when blast In the second 1.0 lake a lead are the one,s upon which members of town boards of flnunco have to Mr. KIrkham said that as a younj Rotary club on Hils bb-Uhday an- jimmy was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco V. Barba o;t Indian Neck Orseno may hold out Blgelow and the pitchers, Bill Sadowskl and Bob operation; that It, In later years, Iwlll hold through' the month of ments are lively Issues. ' a comblnatlonot a double and two which lasted until the fourth when jman back In the nineties, he was Imlversary last week. Avenue. Today he would bo 27 years old. Tliore was notlilng that dis try for a win with Murphy or Sobo- Bradley. would be tho ba.sls of fine friend assemble to wrestle with the fiscal problems of their coinnuiniti •)>. August. errors prbved good for a brace of Hamden pushed across two coun the first East Havener to ride out, Hats oft to Benny E.iposlto and tinguishes his early life over any of the countless youngsi.ers that grew lowskU figuring on the former high The above club will have a tre ships, a medium ot happiness and Pei-sonally we eould think of much mors,pleasant ways to spend our The first step tho Board will be First business establishment along tallies. jtroni Now Haven Green on the first Halph Castellun for bringing high up In this village^ He was smart when the occasion demanded It. He was school ace, tor Wednesday's twilight possibly a moans of professional ters for tho game winning margin. John Mulhern (above) of 31 Main Street to Install Rlr-cooUttK emndous advantage , over the Joe Orsene's nine Iced the tilt In August evenings. passenger trolley that came this to tlnd what surplus, If any, will be tearless when his courage needed It. ' contest. livelihood, tho former Eastern Johnson and Buzzoto were on the jTutlle Place received notice this class boxing expositions to East .for summer comfort Is Holoombe'd Townies, who will be forced to go tho eighth by combing three New I way. available nt the end ot Uie fiscal Aside from the intimate personal portions, of his life, now guarded all out In an effort to defeat the League players, lauded the school hill for the: Hamdenites,^ It is a thankless job, must of the time, that confronts the Town iweek of his reappointment by the I year. In other words, tho dopart- Haven, |Drug Store, Philip Amarante, Pro- The Rods already hdld a 5 to 3 Haven mlscues with a pair of Back In those days Lake 'Sallon- mentioned stars, all ol whom, with and the Community Council league iBoard ot Selectmen to be a mem Imcnts win bo a.skod to provide tho Ncarly 1,B(M sports fans enjoyed (prletor, A Chrysler Alrtemp was do so Jealously, by his mother, hfc was Just another kid who went to the verdict over the Townlos and arc singles for throe ruuns. Fathers. Usually thc-y are. at odds with their neighbors who serve uii sta'll was one ot the most popular at present tied with the Orsenemen tho possible exception of Dave Hy as a great opportunity tor the lads'. ber of the East Havon Board ot finance board facts and figures as ilvored laal week and jtow the days movies on a Saturday afternoon and pestered Harry Brazteau week-days In winning -^the game Blgelow BASEBALL LEAGUE STANDING ot the vacation resorts around New Gxeollorit outdoor card Monday for the, fifth spot In the league lenskl and Charlie Jones, should be lU is tho best means of becoming, the other municipal boards and commissions, the ones that do the Finance for the term beginning ito what funds are likely to be un- [of torrid humidity at the popular for "Just another shot". • ^ faced only 20 men. Although he W L Pet Haven, he said. It was the scene of nltrht at Uiut swell ncW, West End standings. playing with tho Townies. • ' a true American,'' he said. spending, rather than the raising of the, wherewithal. As controllers JAuguts 1, 1048 Und continuing until |dcrspent at tho close of Beptcmbef. [Main-High corner arc In the past. But he became a champion, 1 walked four baiters, good support, Yankees 1 0 l.OOO picnic parlies and moonlight rides Stadium. Coach Klarman followed up July 31, 1052. A former Democrallo Prom present Indications It Is not Not a man who sought the squared circle to earn a 3lvollhood but The game Is expected to provide Joe Orsene plans to stick with his backed by a pair of double plays, Braves 1 0 1.000 of the public pursestring linanee board members are often luoktd |ln summer and ot skating Parties L^^^jigjimember. o^fi th^„e Boar^^^^^^d ofi neieuuuuSelectmeun Miss Margaret Tucker, Town Clancy's words with the most In I anticipated that thero will bo any Thomas "Jigger" McCarthy was rather a cavalier; a champion of the oppressed. In Ws ypung days, he the biggest gate of tho season. young club, preferring to gain the gave tho contest a distinct Bran- Pirates • • 10 1.000 Inwinter . It was gay at all seasons, l^r Mulhern Is now completing Jils Clerk, Is on vacation this week trvni experience for his players, who have tensive Instruction on inside ball upon as "tight-wads" by the public servants. •Ye«, the finance board Isurplus. Heavy expenses to the town back on the Job again, this time as aided the timid lad. In his high schooldays, he championed the athletic ford tinge. • Dodgers 1 0 .000 [and Capt. Baldwin had a fleet of |.,„p„nd full term as a member of her duties at Uhe Town Hall. Improved mightily over their early playing to date, stressing defensive members in our nuinicipal set-ups in Connecticut., are not greatly to [second full term as a member of due to the storms ot last winter, the East Haven Inspector for the Stale causes of himself and his mates. In war, it was his country who realized Karl Marsh with two for three Indians 0 1 .000 iboats there Includlug two launches, season games, as evidenced by their manuvors. the Board of Finance. Ho was first additional expenditures ot tiho Park {Boxing Commission. •'''urtlicr plans tor Uie Uradturd the benefits of his grand strength. ; East Haven. In and Jack.son's two for tour. In Cards 0 1 .000 be rtivied. the Cygnet and Swan, anij a pas classy win over tho Kaceys last Outfielders, Intieldors, pitchers named to fill the unexpired term of Commission, and the unusually Manor Carnival to be 9ield August Jimmy learned to block early In his gridiron career.) Many huddles eluding his opening frame circuit Giants 0 1 .000 senger barge with upper and lower Wttili hlg-h-powcrcd llghtliir fnol- is5 ^Crucial Clash Sunday afternoon. and catchers, under the Individual Their satisfuetion comes in seeing a .iob well done. Most of the |Hcnry Faslg. I heavy cost of the school system, 2 to 7 at Cosey Ueach and Ooe heard him whisper hoarsely to his sidekick, Walt Tamujlevlch, "Follow clout, were Branford's outstand Tigers 0 1 -000 jdecks, the Governor Saltonstall. Utels and cxocUont arralni^cnichts With Brantord Ho Is counting heavily on tho instruction of Klarman, Orsene, men who are) chosen to serve on boards of finance are busy men, men have whittled any possible surplus In Utic way of blcadicrs, tlic new Avenues were made at a meeting me kid". Tliat Tamulevlch became an.all-state halfback; was duo In a ing offensive threats. Ml-. KIrkham said that the trolley ATfENDED CONVENTION speed and.battlng prowross of Dick Clancy and Rudolph Johnson, work who have made a mark for theselves in their own business or pro- to tho disappearing point. It is said. West End Stadium Is proving a. big'lo t llie Bradford Manor Hose large measure to his own capabilities but the lad who rejoiced the most, Next Wednesday evening on the company built Its line Into East I Mr. and Mrs. George E. Munson Jackson t6 turn the tide In the ed hard for the following two hours. BASEBALL SCHEDULE The next step In budget making I asset to tho town and wo look for |Compuny Monday at B P. M. was tho big kid, Jim Barba; East Haven High School Field tho . I'essioii. Thty work freely and without compensation, taking pride jHaven not so much to provide East [of Park Place recently attended the Townies favor. Pitchers, partlcular'ly, had a I Week ot July 25 will be the setting of the estimated real. developments in tlio siwrttj After a season with tho Brantord Rams In 1041, shortly after that all-Important second meeting of the in shaping iha policies ot their home towns, fiscal policies that enable [Haveners with transportation' as to four-days convention of the Ac- , Tickets are going fast for tho Barney Struzlhskl will bo behind Hamden Plains Down thorough session. Follow through ot Yankees vs Pirates grand list. With the roassossments realm at "West liml." dramp,tlc ^ay when tho HawaUan Islands burst Into llro even as Jimmy East Haven Reds aftd the Brantord those towns to kciep step with the march of progress. give New Haveners access to the re- .acla Mutual Life-insurance Com- annual outing of Harry H. Bartlctt tho plate and Murphy will probably the pitching motion was stressed. Monday July 26 2:30 of last year, the town's financiers was playing a football game tor tho locals, he volunteered for duty. Townies win take place at 0:30. East Haven, 7-0 jsort at Saltonstall. The cars ran |pany at the Chalfohte-Haddon Hall [Post, American Legion, to be hold go to tho mound In the twilight Later they went through the tun Indians vs Tigers Here in Bast Haven our own Board of Finance has a hard ta.sk will tlnd their calculations not likely Charles Kellogg, Register Sports It was not tho common service that tho youngster sought but Instead, Both teams are members of tho through Main Street, and' at theI n Atlantic City. Guests of Mr. and Sunday August 15 at Rcslland clash. Vln Chestnut is going lo start damentals of covering first base Tuesday July 27 2:30 before it, eojne each August. Oitizfuis can he a.ssured, from past ex- to go awry this year. New hftiUdlngs Editor, had highest praise for the the; unpredictable, unknown service of the newly' formed paratroopers. Now Haven Baseball League, and al Last Sunday afternoon beneath JTown Green, branched off and ran Mrs. Munson at their home have iFarms In Norlhford. either Bill Sadow.skl, former Dart when a ball Is hit to tho tirst Cards vs Dodgers I will add somewhat to tho grand list, isports promotion, |n his column On tho day that he returned to Brantord. still grinning but scared, though both arc newcomers to the a blazing sun on Rochtord Field • perienee, that this year's jobs will bo well and courageously done. through what Is now Saltonstall been Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lcsky of mouth flash or Bob Bradley, port sacker. Instruction on backing the , Thursday July 29 2:30 [but probably not. suttlclenl to supply ITucsday. Young people gcltbig rea jfeflifipisi^ ij^Jfeft i^jjii^ ) 'A- ^jgy^^