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VOL. XV—KO. 16 Branfoid, Connecticut, Thursday, August 0, 1842 PRICE FIVE OENTS Ernest Averill Resigns *^V" Mail Forms Army Concludes Bowles Salutes Volunteer Committee Now Available Drive With Sum Gas Rationing As Major Commandant At Post Office Of $1126 Reached Board of E. H. Starting Immediately Mr. Frank J. Kinney, Chairman Because Of III Health The Branford post ollice received of the recently concluded Annual Saluting the East Haven War To Obtain Ambulance a large supply of V-Mall folders Salvation Army Maintenance Ap Price and llatlonlng Board tor Its which will be distributed to any peal in Branford and District, lias accomplishment In handing the been Informed by Mr. Charles N. Special Town Meeting Passes Resolution to Accept Held Many ImportiJynt Posts During His Military Career person as long as the •supply lasts. Baxter, Treasurer, that the fine to hundreds of gos ration applications Was Captain of Branford Battery—Now at Summer Three a day will be given outi'but tal of $1126.00 was reached. that flooded It last week. State OPA Machine to Be Purchased By Popular Subscription Home, Indian Neck. a larger number will be given where Mr. F. J. Kinney has also been Director Chester Bowles sent the —Details of Maintenance Left With Selectmen, a family is represented by more the recipient of a letter of congrat following telegram to tlic chairman, The resignation of Ernest L. Av At a well attended town mectlnB' than one In the service. In a few ulations upon the successful drive Mrs. Otto E. Bath. erill of Indian Neck, as major com from Major John T. Seddon, Public Wednesday night In the Commun Meeting Votes Instances In the town there are "I want you to know that all of Several Named mandant of the First Company, Relations office of The Salvation ity House, a unanimous vote sup tour from a family. us here at OPA lieadquartcrs In ported the sesolutlon presented by Governor's Foot Guard, was an Army headquarters In Boston, Mass^, Hartford are fully aware ot the To Ask Town on behalf of the organlaatlon. To Committees Prank Kinney that the town accept nounced to the command at a meet V-Mall service Is available to tremendous strain under which you an ambulance to be purchased by provide the most experltlous dis Ot the amount raised, a percent ing In the armory Monday night. have been operating. Since the popular subscription, provided said patch and reduce the welglit ot age will be used for local relief and outbreak of war last December, In a letter to Capt. Jghn H. For Property war projects as heretofore and will of Shore Unit unibulunce be approved In writing mall to and from the personnel of thousands of Connecticut clllncns by a majority ot the Board ot Se Adams, read to the company, Major be administered by The Salvation Cosey Beach Iraprovoment As our armed forces outside the. con have been doing outstanding work lectmen. tinental United States. When ad Army Committee Serving on the in a variety of wartime emergency At a mectlnB ot the executive Averill said that he had been Im sociation Will Petition East Ha During the discussion, several pelled by reason of ill health to sub dressed to points where microfilm Committee were: Clarence I, Brad jobs. But for genuine ])atrlotlsm committee ot The Shore Line Asso ven To Retain Sea Spray Baths ley, Qurdon Bradley, John E. Braln- and unselfishness under trying con ciation, Inc., at the Monlowesc spoke in favor ot the measure, mit his resignation to the governor. equipment Is in operation, a minia among thorn, Dr. A. S, McQueen, t Property As EeoreaUonal Area. ture photographic negative of the ard, Raymond E. Pinkham, Mrs. ditions, the record of our local and House In Branford on Th\usday Major AverlU's design for living Dr. Michael Carpinella, Atty. T, message will be made and sent by Howard K. Prann, Charles Reynolds, county, board people cannot be night, July 30th, the activities ot has embraced honorable profes The Cosey Beach Improvement Mrs. Mortimer Stanley, Miss Hazel Holmes Bracken, William MoKee, the most expeditious form of trans equalled. the Association were expanded con sions, law and military. Association at its annual meeting in M. Van Wlc and Mrs. J. R. Waters. John Barnes, Jorome F. Donovan. the George Street Plrehouse voted portation available for reproduc "Without your willingness and the siderably. The Shore Line Associa Statistics were given by Rudoph As deputy attorney general of unanimously to petition the Board tion and delivery. Messages ad willingness ot others to carry this tion is the new area group formed Bailey, as to the e:fpcr.lence of dressed to or from points where Connecticut until the Democratic of Selectmen to include in the next load In the cities and towns of Con late this Spring to promote, develop, neighboring towns namely Madison, administration in January 1935 and micro-film equipment Is not In op necticut, our efforts to carry out the meeting the matter of setting apart and protect the Interests of the East Haven, West Haven, Guilford, as president of thhe National Asso town-owned land at Cosey Beach eration will be transmitted In tlieir Town To Remove vitally Important OPA program Inho already have ambulances, as well ciation of Attorneys General he won as a water-front park and recrea original form by the most experl would be bound to tall. I want to towns from Branford to Old Lyme. as to the amount ot use by Bran recognition as the people's advocate, tional area. The Association also tlous means available. Ragweed Growth thank you personally for the sacri At this meeting, the report of the ford of Now Haven ambulances. NO the counsel for the commonwealth. voted to enlist the aid of the resi fices you have made and to assure membership drive showed thol real opposition developed beyond a He was graduated from Yale Law dents of the Bradford Manor area Instructions are prlntedu on the you that we are prepared to fight there has boon keen interest In the proposal that the motion be voted back of the sheet which are as fol Replying to a letter recently pub School in June 1905, was admitted ot in this measure to provide town- lished in "From,Our Readers" and for anything that will make your work ot the Association. down until such time as adequato the bar the same year and immedi owned and controlled waterfront lows; job ea.sler. preparation Is made for maintaining Write the entire message on the signed "F. L." regarding an abund The report ot the Secretary listed ately commenced the practice ot property. ant growth ot ragweed at the Cen "With my heartiest admiration 152 members from the eight towns housing and operating an ambu law In New Haven. other side below the double line. Action by the Association came ter School property, the Branford and best wishes to you and to every reprosonled; now members are com lance. Three years later he was placed Write plainly; address exactly as member of your board." ing In as rapidly as business men after Dr. Stanley T. Wroebel, presl- you would an ordinary letter, print' Garden Club immediately Investiga Joseph H. Drlscoll was moderator on the retired list ot the naval dnet, in his annual report had ted. adn ctvlc-mlndod clli'/.ens In tlio of the meeting and WlnfieldL. militia and enlisted in Company K Ing the address in the two panels area learn of the details ot llie As placed this matter among recom provided; Fold according to In Morgan, town clerk, acted as sec- of the Second Infantry, Connecti mendations for action. The motion Under the chairmanship ot Mrs. sociation's acllvltle.1, The Trans rotary. cut National Guard. In 1915 he en was made by Henry G. Grlswold structions, seal, and after affixing John Birch the scluibl grounds were portation Committee reported that the proper postage drop In any post Complete Plans Other Hems of the call, routine listed in the Branford Battery of of New Haven, a member of the visited and found to be overgrown the Public Utlllllos Commission and I measures to comply with statutes field artillery, the flrst field artil Sanitary Board for many years, office letter drop or street letter with the sneeze producing weed. the Interstate Commerce Commls- were unonimously passpd. lery in Connecticut. A year later lie who said that the property in ques-' box; If It is desired to send more Mrs. Birch contacted the select For Evacuation sion are now hearing a petition tor It Is the Intention ot the volun- qualified for second lieutenant and tlon, formerly known as^the Sea than one sheet a separate form man of the town to ask permission bus service from Madison to Gull- tary committee to coranionoe ,wqrk- continued with the battery when it Spray Baths although having a must be completed; enclosures must to cut the growth but was told tliat Identification ford to Mlddlotown In order to bo ing out sutacrlptlon dativlls Itnmodl- went into federal service lor service froiitage of but,50 ..feet on-i.the not beplaced In this envelope; the if such a condition ejjlsled the town ol aaslBlance to dolense workers,I nlely, The action ot'the town meet. at -the Mexican-border .and again sound, Is directly adjacent to the original w'lU bfc ~ destrpyed'" alter' wouiddlap6M.ol!Ate{i^r.ow.th( :»>.,,. ;.* ' Complete plans tor Identlncatlbn Woppers;','antl.''bplVi;''aUmWBft'Varid Jttg• pUdvl'dBd:that.ihi^,town.'.treas-.. when it went Into service in tlie the corresponding film has been de Connecticut Company's Momauguln True to promise Men were on the ot individuals who might be evao-| winter commuters. Members'of the (uror be authorized to idicpt .tunda World War. Hotel Property which could be livered at the destination. grounds this morning cutting down ualed from critical areas during or|executlve_conimlttoo also reported for the ambulance! fund so thai' After various promotions and as added at a very reasonable price the weed. after an air raid or other emergency on the voluntary dimuul which lias anyoue who wishes miiy contribute' signments he served in the judge .should East Haven's townspeople Mrs. Birch also phoned in to say were transmitted to local defense been sponsored by the Association directly. Over one hundred dollars advocate general's office of the Ser decide to follow the precedent of that provision had been made to officials today by Colonel Samuel H. In the towns from Branford through lia.'i boon tentatively turned over vice of Supply In the A. E. F: other shore towns and provide Arpaia Gives destroy the plant In the Palmer Fisher. Identification tags for dis Westbrook. toward this account from money •4 He continued his interest In mili their own bathing park. Others Road section. tribution at assembly centers in The voluntary dimout Is an ex raised at a card party early In the tary affairs after the war and was present also spoke In behalf of the After next week pollen develops principal cities accompanied by In cellent Instance of how an Associ spring. captain of the Branford battery project. Hotel Owners and difficulty starts for hayfever ation of this kind can help the war until his transfer to the national structions on proper methods of Is effort. Thus tar practically all ot The Cosey Beach Association Is victims. suance have been sent to all region guard in 1923\ made up of shore front property Instructions the towns in the area (five ot the He rose to Intelligence officer of. al and local evacuation officers In towns have not been ordered dim North Branford owners, most of them being non Connecticut. the 85th brigade and later was made residents of East Haven, but hold Anthony F. Arpaia, Rent Dlrec-. med out by the Army as yet) have lieutenant colonel. Highway Signs The plan for evacuating civilians voluntarily dimmed out all neon To Hold Bazaar ing voting privileges at town meet tor tor the New Haven Defense from areas which possibly may be - Branford sent him to Hartford as ings when town expenditures are In Rental Area, Issued the following lights or bright lights which can representative In 1923. At a later Being Damaged designated In case of emergency cause sky glow. There are still u . Plans are being completed torthe volved. In addition to enlisting the statement: was prepared by Thomas W. Rus session he was chosen for majority aid of the Bradford Manor resi tew business men In those towns first annual summer bazaar spon Through several sources. Informa sell chairman of the Stale Defense who have tailed to understaiid that sored by the combined societies ot leader of the house and chairman dents In the cause ot a town-owned tion has been received at the Rent Mr. W. Burke Smith, Director of of the judicial committee. waterfront area, the officers of the Conn. Highway Safety Commission, Council's Evacuating Committee, If they don't dim their lights, their St. Augustine's Church for the Control Office that the Connecticut who has been assisted by Albert business may bo hurt severely by benefit ot the building furid to be Since then he has held many Im Association will also take up the Hotel Men are under .the impression Hartford, Conn, has asked Lieut. portant ofllces including the very project with other clvlc-mlnded Ralph Bulkley ot the Conn. State Putmam ot the Council staff and extension of the dimout through held August 2eth through the 2Bth that the effective date for the hotel Elmer R. Coburn, research associ the area; but a great majority have in the Athletic Field, North Bran recent Director of Selective Ser organizations of the town. and rooming house regulations In Police to Investigate Vandalism In vice. ?oxon. Vandals haye removed ate of the development Commis been extremely cooperative. ford Center, Albert H. Bauer, gen this area has been changed from sion who also serves as evacuation eral chairman wlir be assisted' by Ill health returned him to his July 1st to September 1st; In tact Street Markers, and Safety Signs, New committees appointed at the the following; Mrs. William Lyon, summer liome here early this obliterated warning signs in Fox- advisor for the New England region executive meeting will work on sev other dates have also been men under the Office of Civilian De- Jr., Publicity chairiiian; Booth spring. Theatre Party tioned. This Is not so. m strict measures will be taken to eral problems jmportant to sum chalrnaan, George Pair, J., P.'Mc- itamp out this violation ot the tra- tense. mer and winter residents ot the Perhaps this confusion was caus In a message to the five.evacua Ken'/.le, George Augur, John Hart- Follows Play ed by the fact that there was an 1c laws. Highways and road ways area. egan, Alex Hart, Mrs. Mary Strick amendment to the Hotel and Room are not speedways and the safe tion officers throughout the State, The Town and Shore Committee land, Mrs. Chanbonneau, and Ida Board Appoints Irlver must be protected to be the Mr. Russell pointed out that this win discuss and work oh problems Mrs. Clarke Woolley of Hartford ing House Regulations which be Augur. came effective In July 2Ist, bj lurvlvor. Identification part ot the evacatlon of taxation, roads, ond other Im- New Teachers poured at the second of the regular plan Is designed to help those teas for the Patrons and Patronesses which hotels were permitted to fiU Conitnucd on page {our for such portion of their premise." people who, during an emergency, TEN YEARS OLD Miss Grace E. Blanchard of the of the Stony Creek Theatre after SPEAKS ON CHINA might be least able to help them the Wednesday matinee perfor used by permanent guests, under ? The Itallan-Amorlcan Social Club i^m East Haven High School Staff will the regulations covering dwelling The meeting of the Rotary Club selves. ot Beach Street will hold a dlnt^er assume direction ot the English de mance of the Kaufman and Hart ROSE H. PHELPS comedy, "George Washington Slept units. Incidentally, this can be Monday noon In the Oasis was at In distributing Identification tags dance in the Club Rooms next Sat partment at the opening of the done only after •"•ceivlng approval tended by 41, Including the follow to defense councils In larger cities, DIES SUDDENLY urday at 7:30 P. M. This dance Is school year. The appointment has Here." Among those present were Mrs. Arthur Ray Single ot Money from my office. However, this Ing visiting Rotarlans: A. E. Colonel Fisher pointed out that the being hold to commemorate the 10th 'been made by the Board ot Eduva- amendment did not in any way Carlson of Bronx, N. Y., Waiter evacuation of people from their The sudden death of Mrs. Rose anniversary ot the forming, ot the tlon to replace Ralph Goodrich who Island in the Thimbles; Mrs. Her bert Hungertord, i^nd the Misses change the date on which the Hotel Hodgklnson and Robert Hodgkinson homes would be ordered only by the Hutchinson Phelps, wife ot Capt. club. The committee In ' charge resigned to accept a position as -high and Rooming House' Regulations both ot West Haven; . James E. United States Army or by the Gov John J. Phelps ot Teaneck, N. J. consists ot the following members: school principal in ComerviUe, Catherine E. Reed and Mildred Ross of New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. went into effect. Coogan, Clarence B. Guy, Donald ernor. "It Is our hope," he said, occurred Thursday at 8:30 P. M. on Sabo Deslderio, chairman, Solly Mass. A. Hall, Harley M. Hodges, all of "That even though our cities are Wyoncomls Island, one ot the Thim Donadio, assistant chairman, Fino Biirlelgh Morton of New Haven; In other words, beginning July Nardlnl, Nino Fulvi, Marello Ghlro- Miss Blanchard, a graduate ot Miss Inez Cooke ot New York; Miss 1st, It became unlawful for a hotel New Haven; and Dr. C. Tyler Hoi subjected to bombing we will not be ble Islands off Stony Creek^'where Albertus Magnus College, has been Ballard Lang, Mrs. Percy White brook of East Haven. forced to disrupt family lite or the Mrs. Phelps and her husband were 11, OIno Ceccorulll, and Renato or rooming house to change a rate spending the summer. Rovaldl. instructor In English and Journalism Sandford, Mrs. Harrison M. Lang, higher than the highest rate at The' speaker at the meeting was life of a community. These evac since the opening ot the high school. and Mrs. WUiam Rice Smith, all of which a room was rented or offered Edward Tan, a student at Yale, uations plans have been prepared She was 77 years of age and was Her extra curriculum activities in- Pine Orchard. for rent during the thirty day per who discussed the Chinese .sltua and the organization set up so that born In Staten Island. For about NAME COMMITTEE - eluded supervision ot the school iod prior to April 1, 1941. tlon. His father was manager tor we may. be ready It the Army feels 40 years she had spent vacations The fourth annual clambake bf publications and the committee on Mr. Ronald T. Hammond, the di We have not yet commenced the the Bell Telephone Co. at Shanghai, that evacuation Is nece.ssary." here. Besides her husband Mrs. Eldorado Council, K. of C. will be scholarships . rector, and the following members Continued On Page Two Phelps Is survived by two daughters held August 10 at Camp Horton. The of the cast were also present: Mr. registration of hotels and rooming and also district governor of Ro Mrs. John F. Lawler, Jr., has been houses, although we have some reg tary. committee In charge is headed by named to replace Miss Florence Kevin Kemblc, Miss Helene Le Lee McGrall, chairman with follow Berthon, Miss Frynne Hamden, Miss istration blanks on hand, since we OASIS GIVES VMITY AMBULANCE COMMITTEE MEETS Green In Gerrlsh School. Mrs. Law wanted to get the dwelling unit ing members: ler was formerly a teaacher in West Polly Content, Miss Elizabeth Sut Rollin Kenney, Edward Garrity, ton, Mr. Thomas Craven, Mr. Don registration well under way and GARDEN CLUB MEETS Mrs. Charles Rllter of West Ha A committee meeting has been Haven. Continued on Page Five ven, the former Aldlna Robinson, called tor Friday evening at 8:30 Edward Lonergan, Peter Doriefrlo, Mr. Lawler Is now an aviation ald Arbury, and Miss Ann Virginia The Branford Garden Club will, ^ ., , • , „ John McDormott, P. H. Dunn, Fred Williams, of Indian Neck, designer to work out plans for raising money cadet. meet Friday at 2:45 In the home oflY''da^y B"eftonight ta t honothe r aSummit a partt y Hous"Tuese- with which to purchase an ambu erick Hou'de; Thomas Matthews, of th scenic settings. Mrs. Willia" m R, Smith ot Pine 1 /loir nlrrhf n^ tVin (3tt»vin-ilf ITnilUU KNOW OF A RENT given by employees of the Oasis. lance which a town meeting voted James Fisher and Anthony Glor- Orchard. The speaker will be Peter Tuesday evening to accept. diano, It has been suggested that ration Van Helngen of New Haven who Attending were: RATION BOARD SESSION REGISTRAR'S NOTICE lilrs. S. ^. PetrlUo, Mrs. Russell The gathering wUl be held at.the The Registrars of Voters will be ing and general conditions may has charge of the planting at the Miss Lotte Sta'vlsky, charming The gasoline rationing board will bring teachers either to live or take East Rock Gardens. His subject Stewart, Mrs. Vera Anthonls, Mrs. home ot Dr. and Mrs. Michael Car be in session Friday evening, Aug In session Friday, August 7 and on Philip Kelsey, Mrs. Morris Prout, pinella. young Viennese actress, has arrived August 14, from 12 o'clock npon un room arid board In town Instead of will be "Proper Plantings." The at Stony Creek where she will make ust 7. Those wishing to secure sup commuting. Board meeting will be held at Mrs. Charles MorawskI, Mrs, Joseph Anyone Interested Is asked to pre plemental cards may call at the of til nine o'clock P. M. for the pur 1;45 P. M. also in the home ot Mrs. Morawskl, Mrs. Chester Gedney, sent names to Mrs. Carpinella. her debut on the American stage. pose ot making a legal enrollment Appropriate places may be listed Mrs. Lucy McCutcheon, Mrs. Walter Miss Stavlsky, a Viennese refugee fice on Saturday, 9 to 12f-on week at the office in the lilgh school. Smith. Clubs and organizations will be days 9 to 12 and 1 to 5. for caucus purposes. They will set Klass, and the Misses, Elizabeth asked to appoint representatives to who has done much in Europe, .will at the Branford Town Hall, Pub Darcy, Caroline Mason, Ernlce assist when plans are announced. play the part ot a German school lic Hall, Stony Creek and Plre House Thule Society will hold a family The Community Council will meet Keyes, Florence Plerson, Anne Checks may be made payable to girl In The Stony Creek .Theatre Vasa Star'Lodge meets Friday Goclowskl. production ot "Letters To Lucerne," evening at 8 o'clock at Svea Hall. 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PAQB TWO THE BEANFORD EEVIEW, BEANFORD, CONN., AUGUST 0, 1942 THE BRANFORD BEVIEW, BEANFORD, CONN., AUGUST 0, 1042 MOB '^mm lawn cottage will move this week to ilioHtes that Federal exjicnse can . iXr, and .Mrs, Thomas. Bernard Official U. S. Treasury War Bond Quotas for August ot IJorth Brantord and Mrs. Joseph their own home where they plan to he reduced billions a year With WASHINGTON SHORT BEACH Bernard ot Panama were wopkehd remain for the year round. ' out imperiling the war effort. guests of Mr. oiid Mrs. ' Frederick SstabUsfied IB2S The eul-s could be jnade entirely SNAPSHOTS O'Reilly, Taylor Place, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aston of Mrs. Margaret Ring and Mrs. Carbontlale, Penna. are staying n Publlahed Every Thursday at In non-wi^r expenditures, But By JAMES PRESTON ST. EUZABETH R, C. CHURCH Pastor, Rev. William O'Brien John Kennedy entertained at a hot Robert Brennnn, Main Street is month with Mr. and Mrs. William Brantord, Connecticut that will never be (lone until the Curates, Rev. Joseph Buckley dog roast Thursday evening for the Crulckshahk., ' ' people demand it—and kick out •yHERE Is strong sentiment In the spending two weeks vacation with hv Rev. William Myers foiowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Fi-ank cousins in Awburn, N. Y, .THE BRANFORD BEVIEW, Inc. Senate, at this time, against In Elliott and son Frank of Derby, Mr. every public olTicinl who refuses flationary conditions. Senators MASSES Seaman Michael Cole ot Iowa was 37 Rose Street to cooperate. 9;00 A. M. and 10;OD A, M. and Mrs. Harold O'Coiwor and sons a guest last weekend at the Regin Oeorge, O'Mahoney and Vanderberg Harold, Francis and Eugene ot New Mr. and Mrs. Donald Connor, denounced "half measures" to con During July and August Main Street are in Detroit, Mich,, ald Baboock home. York and Joseph Ring of Short tor a tow days. trol prices. Oeorge said that the ad Bench. i MEVBR LESHINB PuUiiher THE "WAVES" ministration's wage policy was mak UNION CHAPEL Dannie Peterson is visiting his grandporents In Wnlllngtord. ALICE T. PETERSON T Editor ing It Impossible for price controls Roger Plant Horton, Pastor POSTEKS OUT It is an npiiropriate iiielcnnme to operate, O'Mahoney wants to 9:45 Church School Mr. and Mrs. John Lester Corn Mrs, Elbert Plcrson, poster chair Mrs. Emma Staby held open house thiij, has beyn giyep to (.hp newly meet the Inflation threat "headon." 11:00 Morning Worship. ing, Bcrger St., have returned from man for the St, Elizabeth's Wo Saturday evening to celebrate her a vacation trip lo New York. birthday. Neai'ly a hundred friends Telephone Branford 400 created women's branch of the Their remarks were made during men's Club lawn party has placed debate on a bill for the Government GAUZE ROpI\l OI'KNS l posters about town announcing the and relatives called to extend their Maval HcHervc Corps,, The best wishes. Subscription RaU: "Waves," however, are not per- to raise wages ot Its own employees. The gauze room In the old Check Mrs. Clarence Bogla ot Ardmore, affair which will be held August 22 $2.00 a YM, fay'ftble In Advance Some officials here are predicting er Store opened this week. Mrs. Pa., was the guest ot honor Friday On the Church grounds, Miss Aim Drlngoll ot Walllngtoid Advcrtlslne Rates On Applloatloi» manen't,, They are "Women Ap that during the next rewmonths William L. Rice, of Brantord Will be evening at a bridge party given by Mrs, James Sullivan who has so was the weekend guest ot Mr. and pointed for Volunteer Emergen OPA price ceilings will be lifted Instructor. All women are urged Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Others pre successfully chalrmannod previous Mrs, Clifford Peterson, MeMer of cy Service." here and there to adjust prices to to assist as the quota for this month sent were: Mrs. Thomas Pallon, Mrs. beneflts for the club has consented Is tremendous. They are urged to New England Press Association This is the seennd lime in its the higher cost which have not been Harry Johnson, Mrs. Joseph Grub, to be chairman for this the club's prevented. No general upping, but a wear a cottxm or silk washlible Mis, A. i. Peterson, Mrs. Cllftord only large event of the season. WHEN IN NEED OF history that the United Stales multitude of specific adjustments dress and a scarf over their hair. Peterson, Mrs. A. Jean Ptelft, Mis, WALLPAPER Navy biiR oponcci its ranks tn wo upward .. . reacting on others, Tliey The unit will meet on Tuesdays, James Sullivan, Mrs. Lester Cofnlng, Entered as second class matter OR PAINT men. Two weeks before the entry say that this Is Inflation, slow and Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10 Mrs, John Buck, and Mrs. Charles October 18, 1028, at the iPost pl^co visit of Amcriea into World War One, moderate, but not yet a runaway. —Courtesy IP'ashinglon, D. C, Star o'clock. Osgood. Lanphier's Cove at Branford, Conn., under Act' bt UNITED WALL PAPER March 3, 1807. the flrsl woman ever lo serve in the Nayy ^yas enrolled as phicf PER CENT of war contractors WITHOUT PAY, Mrs. Katherlne Joy, Ansonla will Mr. and Mrs. James T. O'Connor BY WINNIE RINKER CO. '95 Washington, D. C, August li Wliilo maiatalaitig a Ibcso faclorii have been taken inlo account in de occupy her Rockland Park home for .Ir,, and daughter, J«dlth Ann and Mrs. Ellon Wall ot Parkchester, Thursday, August 6,1942 yeoimin (P),and placed in eharge' are doing an honest and elTec- termining each Btalc's share for the national quot.i for 03 Grown St,, Now Ilavon tlve Job and are receiving only fair WITHOUT THANKS WHAT NOTS tentative annu.->l level ot twelve billion dollars as Us goal, August. Mary ot Armory Street are visiting N. Y. Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul BY GITA ROUND the Treasury Department toiU-iy fixed the August quota August and will be given consideration in flxlns quotas "Wo Save 'You Money" Of a United States Naval Reeniit- and reasonable proflts." A great at the Scranton cottage, Rookiand Rlnker. Have you ever stopped to con tor the sale of War Bonds at §815,000,000 as shown by Ihc for subsequent months. NOW IS THE TIME Inj Station, The majority served majority are doing a magnificent accompanylni; map by states. In adclUlon to the state quotas as set out In the Ann Bulger returned homo from Park. (iH Yeoman (F) first, second, or Job In supplying the Navy with Its sider Just what you owe your lo East Haven post office enlarged map there is a fcdenil payroll allolnicnt quota ot the hospital Tuesday after a tonsl Mr. and Mrs. Ira Finch and their "How nro ynu voting on the In lowering the quola froin a billion dollars in .luly third class. There was no prelim required material. That Is the sum cal paper? Maybe some of you space now ready waiting approval to 5815,000,000 in August, the Treasury has given rccdg- 59,760,000 anil territorial quotas as follows: Alaska, lectomy. • Mr. and John Mullen, 00 Hurburt family will move soon to Bradley nml)ul«neo?" So many infiulrod mation of the year-long investiga should give the matter some nltion lo certain factors which may be expected lo result S7GO,O0O; Canal Zone, li;213,000; Hawaii, $4,800,000; Street, New Haven, with tliolrfeons, Avenue, Short Beach, inary training. Naval procedure A Branford Point Swede who In variations In sales over the 12-month periocl, such as Puerto Ilico, ?440,000 and the Virgin Islands, • of mo provioufl lo the Kpcoial town MEETING THE CHALLENGE tion by the House Naval Ollalrs thought while you still have a local Lew Lauria ' of Hollywood and John and Tad aie here tor tbe rest e was learned at their posts, and Committee Into costs and proflteer- loves his cofTce realized this week the seasonal cbaraclcr of farm Income. $17,000. U.S. •;r,.|i,urj nttaltiMal ot the season. Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Peterson i niecting Tuesday evening. . The major part of the conver.sion of America's peiicetinic indus paper. The government In setting Waterbury was the recent weekohd (Irillin^ was carried on at night> Ingln the Naval expansion program. that a war Is going on. He receiv case ot one young lady whose guest ol Mr; and Mrs. Norman who have been living at the Rock- Fiisli Market How I vote'is my bussiness and tries to an ull-nilt war production biisiH lin.s been nccomplisbi'd. Schi'd- The other 5 per cent, according to ui^ tire rationing, did not clas.slfy ed a leter from a friend ,ln Sweden "riiis time 1,000 of the "Waves" Food Is More mother had prepared an egg salad Bowne, Mr. Lauria Is a writer, pub Mrs, Kenneth B. Wayland ot the 2(1'1 Main Street, nranford T scUiom go iibout brontleastinB nles set for the innnufuetiire of planes, tniilia, guns, ships, rifles, shells the Committee, "appear to be tak newspapers as necessities like who wrote that each person Is ra sandwich for her lunch. The sand lisher and actor. waterfront has been visiting her will receive commissions as full- Red Cross Notes how I oast a v.ote biilr-oil have been mot and pn.ssod, , ing advantage of'the'situation and peace officers (and we are not com tioned one coffee bean a day wich was prepared at 8 o'clock in father, Allan Ferris of Ridgewood, fledged olTicorH, iiiid will be phiced to be receiving, excessive proflts." Than Dishes Owned and Operated by u huraanit'iiriuii'matter suiih as The main load formerly earrie(] by the larger units is now being plaining on that score), yet the gov Save them a week and the answer the morning, was brought Into a CIVIC ASSOCIATION MEETS N. J. 111' charge of the enlisted jierson- The Committee considered the aver, Is a cup ot coffee Breezy Who warm office where the young lady Ballard Lang .. dambi^rdolla Brothprs providing the toivn with ain- shouldered to a greater 'extent by smaller plants through suh-coii. age net profit on a naval contract to ernment depends upon this news A meeting ot the newly elected lift of 10,000 women. The propos paper to carry on the program ot rtleberry says he read In the St. Good To Eat worked, was placed In the drawer Executive Board members of the Mr. and Mrs. William Weber and blilnnoc service there ' was one tractuig and through outright changes from so-called luxuries to im be reasonable. They recommended a and eaten about 1:30 P. M. by this PORTRAITURE ed intei\»lyo porio(] of training at more than 300 governmental agen Lauls Star-Times that "Americans Short Beach Civic Association, Inc., their son, Billy of Bradley Avenue way only, to yoto. plements of wur. Typical is the fact that small machine giin parts, statutory method ot proflt limita are queer people who aren't enjoy Today, more than ever, people young lady Within 3 hours, she be 'WHOLESALE Smilii College should equip them tion. Chairman Vinson recommend cles — without pay and without was held Monday nijjht. Members will move this wijek Into the Brad ILLUSTRATIVE Hesitation Vave I none in put- gun sights and gun mounts on througl; heavy tank parts, are now be- ing themselves when they're to realize that food Is not merely gan to develop symptoms of nausea + ley Homestead. FISH DEALERS Mrs. Thorwald Hammer who Is elected to the board are Mrs. Vic I,.' admirably for the work tliuy are ed an outright statutory limitation thanks. Wlien Is spends Its money gether unless everybody Is talking and cramps. This later went on to PHOTOaRAPHY ting a .slug, in a juke box or s\ioit nig inanufactnrcd by plants which formerly made home laundering but the Committee said tha Con something that they eat three times the Home Chairman in Branford tor Hutchinson, Edward V. Allen to tnktj over froni Navy men serv it spends It with the great radio and nobody Is listening" Enter a day but rather a life giving sub vomiting and diarrhea whlcli lasted should be consulted on all subjects elimiging ilio income tax man but nppliancqs, gress shouUd decide wheher the li and Donald A. ' Charlotte. There Mr. and Mrs, Prod Roganson and AVo liniulle notliing but the ing on shore dut.y. And i£ the an chains and the metropolitan dallies. ing the political era with correct stance which, when taken In proper 3 days. In checking the history of relating to the Armed Forces. Her will be no meeting In September. daughters of New Jersey were week my 'c(ins«iciloe ^voiild weigh ".Overnight, llie face of American industry has cliangert almost mitation be by direct act, by excess ing caucus lists, to-be-mades, town I'liono nrimrdrd lilKi best of HeiU'ond, ticipated appointment of Miss proflts taxes or otherwise. There Is not a day passes that proportions maintains the body In a this case, we find that the mother telephone la 147. At the meeting In October officers eiid guests of Mr, and Mrs. David huayiiy it I (IIOVB!'^ Vy W ^'"|'- Mildred H, McAfee, pre.sident of beyond recognition," William 1>, Witherow, President of the NAM, we are not asked to publish some commltce meetings, etc. etc normal, healthy tone. Accordingly, liad a little Infection on her finger win be elected. Roganson. .Soldcn Ave. , i'iiu^ Orclinrd a olUld.lay an -hour on an icy said in a recent magazine article desoribiiig the nll-onl conversion of thing for the navy or army recruit. Town will remove ragweed at old the science of nutrition relating to which was covered by a bandage. Wellcsley^ College, as Director of A GREAT deal of discussion Is A large number of Red Cross roadakle.Bomo Pebuary day. iiiduatr.y from peacetime to wartime produclioiil, Ing service, the "Food for Free, Center School lot It It can borrow food, its elements, such as .minerals, In breaking up the hardboiled eggs Gauze workers met for the first the Corps mnt^rializes, iV will be still heard here about the tax a sythe. It doesn't own one John to make the egg salad sandwich, ON MEETING PLACE 'Elements,,;,Of ' time' entered dom" program, National Youth ad. carbohydrates, fats, proteins, has time Tuesday afternoon In Short widely acclaimed. Miss McAfee— "A fae,tory that made orange squeezers ^before,Pearl Harbor is bin and Its eflect on curbing Infla Barnes may oppose town meeting now come to the fore and people she had lo hold ihe egg in her Parents and friends of the Boy l«rgoYy"'iiito the depimou ot the ministration, Red Cross drive, war Beach. The room In a store on Scouts and Girl Scouts will gather wlio.se Colonial ancc.stor.s crossed now turning put bullet pouches, A peacetime manufacturer of roller tion. The Senate Finance Commit bond and stamp campaign, AAA Issues but he went all out tor an are being educated to eat In a more hantiand evidently inoculated .some tee has been disposed to undertake Main Street will be opened each In the Chapel this evening at 7 meeting so • eyiclciitally others the Alleglienies to Kentucky, "a coasters is now producing .signal towers for the Army. A (inn that farm program, old age assistance, ambulance even offered to drive It healthful manner. . Thus, by eat germs from this little Infection on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday have soeii friends H\iffev while used to inake brassieres is fabricating mo.sqnilo netting for our sold substantial revLslon ot the tax bill civilian defense, county and home a year without charge Notice ing good food, we make food our her finger on to the eggs. A mayon 'oclock to dlscufi,s ways and means Bible ill one hand, a rifle in the had the Treasury come before It from 10 A. M. until four in the ot assisting both organl'/.atlons to standing ai. the window listening iers in the tropica, A wallpa|)cr company is iilling iiic(!iidiai'y bornibs. demonstration agent's program lack ot canoes along beaches as friend; It Is the fuel which keeps naise was then mixed In with the afternoon. other"—is eminently lilted for with a "realistic" wartime program. compared with 20 years ago Ra egg and a little celery to give It accept and inalntaln the two Holly- foi the weiid siien A plant that made footballs is toda\ piodiieiiig (ras,masks." use. Navy relief, Boy Scout, draft our machine going and stocks up the task —Chi istian Seienee Sloii Committee leaders wanted sugges board orders, unemployment and a tioning Board takes a nlghtotf to our body with necessary energy. body. This mixture was made into wold cottages offered to their use 1 \otod "yts " Yes, induHlr) with t\i)ical Amti lean mgeiniity is meeting the tions for new sources of revenue- There were fifteen present last by the Civic Association. itor thousand and one other things o' catch up on some sleep.. East Ha Food besides being good, should also a sandwich. The sandwich then was Tuesday evening to make dressings ANNOUNCING0. 0 And intend to ^\oik something to curb Inflation such as challenge AM MI Witliciow sa^s, "lj0(k, stock and barrel, American which newspaper publicity is the ven, Branford Bridge over Farm be made palatable, that is, it should brought to the warm room giving in the Gauze Room at the Black- It isn't possible to i'oiwaul a a sales tax, compulsory savings, per nuclues. The Review and every River begins to look like something the germs a chance to grow rapidly Jackie and Harry Corning have iiiduatiial and businLss in inageinoiit has moved to the llring line, to haps a withholding tax. But as ex be tasty and should appeal to the stone Meinorlal Library. This group ohoak of any sizeable amount but turn out the whcitwithal ol wailuio it is iiroyina^its .\y,or;ld leader other newspaper In the country has ,.....Branford hotels tilled tp over eye as well as the appetite of the and produce a toxin. After eating is opposed of buslne$s wom,en,wbP. returned from a visit with cousins RAILROAD PAB8EMOBR ' pected the Secretary Morgenthau co-operated fully In all these mat flowing .Struggling with Rent afSea Vie*. •'[ '•; • ^ J pi(n onpt n ,iiloyio oi two At ship not only «ith U'chiiKiues and lngenull^ tiiat blaze now trails but reiterated the request he made to 'person eating It, so that his desire the sandwich, the young lady de cannot come In the iitterribOns.' Mrs. ters without though or expecta Control blanks USO benefits by veloped her Illness. The wound on "'icast'I'oHji be o^lt)lusl«1lic ant] "~ TKAVBt' the House—more from the same tor the proper type of food wll be Rice Is the Instructor for this group. Carroll Cut Rafe Siore MJlli leeoid
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PAGE FOtm THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, OONN., AUGUST 6, 1042 THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., AUGUST G, 1042 JAQE FIVE [:.i Camp Barkcley, Texas. NEW HAVEN R. R. SALVAGES LOCOMOTIVES more raises and tho Inflation cyclp f-^'- With The Boys How Ghemistry Ai'paia Gives would be started In earnest." Tech. Sergt. Herbert Johnson has GRANITE BAY NORTH BRANFORD "You don't mean to tell mc better NOTES Contimtcd From Page One IN WAR PROGRAM CHURCH been on a 10 days furlough with his Goes Into War wages have anything to do with In- In The Service mother, Mrs. John S. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs'. Jo.seph Sable of avoid contusion in the minds of the AMENTO-PIEMONTESE-- llntUm?" I asked lilm. family of Chestnut Street. He id Stratford with their children, Ralph E. Haley', son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frlone Rapone and public cJticcrning the two types of Thc wedding of MLss Rae Ple- "Certainly they have. Wages arc a Lynn Halslcad, son of Mr. and stationed at Camp Shelby, Miss. Marcla and Alan are stopping two Road recently enlisted In the Navy daughter Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Sal- By Dr. Ralph L. Brown registration. BAPTIST montese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. large part of tho cost of any nrllcic. THE CHURCH OF CHRIST The union services of the First Mrs, Charles Halstead', Westwood weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John and left on Tuesday morning for vatore Raporie and daughters, Grace Director of Research Pcnn Salt Mfg. Company The registration of hotels and Dominic Plemontcse of 35 Boule When Ihcy go up, costs are bound Btony Creole Baptist Congregational Churches Road, writes from the Canal Zone Collopy. Newport, R. I. for a period of train adn Lillian, Mr .and Mrs Anthony Staff Sergt. Albert L. Morgan, rooming houses will commence on vard. Foxon, to Anthony Amento. to rl.se. I'd like-another raise Just as Rov. Kenneth Brooke.1, MInlstcl TVlU continue for the next Ave Sun that he has been advanced to the ing. ^ Ifkovlc, Jr., and son Robert Allan, much as you'd like mc to have ono. nephew of Miss Margaret E. Lea- EHIND the scenes In nitiiost AugustlOth, and prior to that time took place August 1, at Our Lady of Church School—10 A. M. days In the First Baptist Church, on offlce of Captain. Even Dozen meets Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Haynes and evor.v phnse" or the wnr produc* liut If Betting one would bring In vltt of Branford, this week was ele B we will give to the public all the Pompeii Church, Foxon. The Rev. Morning Worship—11 A. M. the Green.' Rev. A. W. Jones has Mrs. Donald Alexander of East Ha The Safety Committee of Totoket daughter Jacqueline, Mr. and Mrs. lion eftorl, tlio cheinlciil iniiuslry is flation any nearer, we'd soon bo vated to the rank of Technical Ser Information concerning such types Henry Flanagan performed the Pilgrim Fellowship—7 ;30 P. M. returned from his visit to Chatham William Tucker, v/ho Is stationed ven. Grange, In furtherance of a pro Joseph Alturl, Mr. and Mrs. Ekrl Bei'VliiB In some cases tills service of shelter. worse oft than ever. Besides we're geant In the U. S. Army Air Forces, Colter, Frank Haslett, Ralph Colter, Is Uraninlle: in olhois II Is lllUc marriage ceremony. on Cape Cod and will be In charge with the Coast Ouard at Manhattan ject would like to recure the names known outside of liulnslry. yet lime However, the period of time for still a little ahead of last year. My Technical Sergeant Morgan Is at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lynch have Thomts Colter, Anthony Ifkovlc, Miss Paulino Piemontese, sister That word "protection"! ST MARY'S of the services which arc held at Beach ,was home for the weekend. of all the men from Northford and nnd l)!^nr is conserved, waste re* hotels and rooming houses to com Increase amounted to over 15'/o, you Inched to an Observation unit of visiting- them their nelce, Alice Sr., Burton Colter, Sr., Misses Mary of the brider acted as maid of hon Mass On Sunday during the sum eleven o'clock Mrs. S. V. Osborn, North Branford who are in the ducod'ftid prodticlion boosted ijy a plete their registration has been ex remember, and all prices haven't means a lot more to us the First Ground Air Support Cor- O'Conner of New Haven. Eleanor, and Margaret Farkash, host of elictnlcal {iroporties nitd ap* or. Christopher Dlgllo acted as mer months will be at 7;00; oiOO; Jr., will be organist and choir di Armed Forces. The parents or rela tended from August/15th to August gone up that much.'"'' Word was received this week from mand. Units of this Command are Joseph and Alex Farkash, and Mr. plications. best man. The high mass was sung than It used to. 10:00; and 11:00 o'clock, rector People visiting In Branford tives of these men arc asked to give 31st.* The registration period above "Just try to buy food for this fam PFO Nick Palumbo who Is In for today actively engaged In carrying and Mrs. Joseph Farkash and Mrs. You don't thlnl{ of chemistry by the entire church choir under Week-diiy Parish Mass will bo at and vicinity for their summer holi Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Benson, Mr. this Information to any of the fol when yon tlilnli of tanks, ships and referred to does not apply to hous- ily and you'll think they have," 1 eign service. on the Joint Army and Navy anti Anthony 'Vuslnic. the direction of Mliss Rosalina'Jzzo. seven o'clock. days are cordially Invited to attend and Mrs. A. Normand and Mr. and lowing committee members: Mrs. guns, and perhaps yon never hcaril In accommodations other than ho told him. The numbers of people The Church School will resume Its submarine patrol off the Atlantic Mrs. Arthur Hallden saw "George Stephen Rose, Mrs. George Leonard, or cryolite and ilie iinrt it pinys iu A wedding breakfast was held at An East Haven youth, Wllllnm 8. tels and rooming houses. Landlords "I know, dear, but the fact Is the .sessions under the direction of Supt coast. As chief enlisted specialist In Washington Slept Here," at Uie Mrs. Clifford Harrison, Mrs. Ells the war effort. the homo of the bride for members engaged In first aid, TABOn MITIIERAN Colburn, 32 Cosoy Beach Avenue, of tliese accommodations will have over-all Increase In prices from Jan Ellsworth Harrison, at ten. charge of air-ground operations, Stony Creek Theatre this week. worth B. Foote, Harry or Clifford of the family and Intimate friends, uary, 1941, to May, ID'''*, amounted nir rnid Rev. Adolph T. Borgqulst, Minister Is receiving branch Immaterial to complete registration of the Serg. Morgan shares responsibility Hall. Mr and Mrs. Amento left for an un to only a lllllo over IS'i'r. Church School, 0:30. training at the Cavalry Replace dwelling units by August 15th. warden work, for the energetic prosecution of Happy Birthday announced wedding trip and upon "And what about wages as a Morning Worship In SwedLih 10:30. TRiNrn! ment Training Center, Fort Riley, this patrol. Cadet Friend S. Weller returns I again urge all landlords of all nnd other August 15th to his studies at Max Miss Faith Conklin, daughter of accommodations other than hotels their return will reside In New whole?" I asked. Tabltha Society and the Missionary B;45 Holy Communion. Texas. Mrs. Reginald Babcock, Double Prior to going on active duty with well Field, Ala., following a month's Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Conklin of Es and rooming-houses to complete Haven. ''I know the answer to that one important Society will hold ft Joint food sale 0:30 Church School. Soldiers there are given practical Beach Road has a birthday today. the Army Air Forces early In 1041, furlough. With Mrs. Weller (Mary sex, and grand-daughter of Mrs. tlielr registration as soon as possible too. Over 07% of the manufactliring civilian on Friday, August 21. 10:45 Morning Prayer and Sermon Instruction In all es.sentlals of Ar © Sergeant Morgan served with an Charles A. Harrison of North Bran Industry have Increased workers' my life. They learn military cour Conklin) he as been staying at since heavy penalties are provided I*o«\tan - Gardener defense activities aerial unit of the Connecticut Na ford, has been accepted as an of Barbara Joan Wood was born wages more than 15'"A — some con St. Slcphcn A. M. E. ZIon tesy, first ald'and defenses against Cosey Beach. for in Uie Emergency Contory Act tional Guard. He Is a graduate of ficer candidate of .the Women's August 10. for those who fall to register by The marriage of Bernadlnc Iris, siderably more. So, you see, most of have proved that. 21 ItoBcrs St. PINE ORCHARD UNION CHAPEL .special weapons employed today, Branford High School and,studied Mrs. Ada ICumm, Grove Street Is Army Auxiliary Corps and entered August 15th. daughter of George T. Gardner, of us are as well off as wo wore, In Rev. John L. Davis, D. D. in the field they are trained as In Two August 11th Is Nancy Louise Granite Bay, to Edwin Walter Poul- spite _ot tho crisis we're going Rev. Harold A. L. Clement at the American Institute of Bank vacationing In Milldale with Mrs. the ofllcer's training school at Fort I wish to emphasize that every Sermon—By the Pastor. fantrymen, learning to master the ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. through. And I think It would bo to Their aim Church School—10:00 A. M. ing. He Is a former employee of thp Charles Lli'nmer. DCS Moines, Iowa, August 3. She Is Alexander. Local Rationing Board Offlce in the Soloist—Mrs. Ruth LInsley Oliver Garand rllle, machine gun and Potilton of Beach Street, Short otir best littcrosl, and to that of Junor Church—11:15 A.M. Trndesmens National Bank of New among the ten women from North area has, not only a supply of Reg tiqei' They have installed leg. She has since been confined Benamln A, Gladdys, 98 Main St. 7-3—Milton Scrowcroft, 20, 107 Bernardo Slmone et ux to I. W. Stanley Madzak was best man and Members of the Association from Is training at Parrls Island, S. C, a short-wave I to her home . Evergreen St., Prov,, R. I., Passing Morton, 3 pes. E. Main St. the ushers Louis Drlsbach and John Branford are as follows; base. slop sign, Ifwovlch and Hoag, $10 Corato Vincent to Nancy Anas- Stoyak. radio network to replace Supporting, Mrs. Kenneth B. No taslo, Wallace St., Short Beach Rd. Mrs Robert Malllson of North Ha and costs, Failure to carry operator Flower girls, Agnes Dudley and communication ble, Montowese House, Walter H. Pvt. Clarontie Barker, Wllford Giordano Vincent to Generoso ven Is spending a few days In license. Joan P()rmlcttia were dressed in Palmer, Branford Theatre, Indian Ave., has returned to camp after a Giordano et ux, 63 3o. aMln St. lines which Short Beach with her father, Mcr- 7-4—Peter e.Szlosek,99 Chapel St. frocks of pink tdffeta tritnmed with point House, Charles Madeira, Col four day's visit here. Kehlenbach E. E. to Bran. Fed. might be rltt E. Taylor. New Haven, 25, Breach of Peace. blue velvet. On their hair they llns & Freeman; Regular, Alice T. Kelley, $10 and costs. Sav. & Loan Assn., Main St. wore a wri;alh of garden flowers. destroyed Peterson, Gurdon Bradley, Indian Tech. Sergt. Alfred Erlcson Is here 7-4—John L. Doan, 90 Lombard, ' Nelson J. D, et ux to Crown Real After a trip to New York Mr. and Earl LInsley, son of Mr. and Mrs.. J^,, during Neck Ice Co., Indian Neck Garage, for a furlough from his duties at New Haven, 18, Sec. 7, Eastern Ind. ty iSc Const. Co. Westwood Road. Mrs. Stoyak will live at 77 Ivy St. B Palmer LInsley, Paved Street l'(„iii.H'sI'Ui;H "Mnlor Doctor' Boulolv L. DePlace, C. J. Lounsbury, Camp Wheeler, an. Neck, Assn., Ahern and Panaronl. Potter Clara M. to N. H. B. & L. IVnn'l |)iifiil> inci an enemy taii. &' Sons, The Sheldon House Club, has returned home from New Ha nirh^. (t.ttk prt's ^. inuiiili ^ur II wheel, iiisiii'itirid prevents liiderroulilc, 7-4_Walter S. Lewis, 30 Chat As.«i„ Harbor View Ave. Thiriy iii.rc».ni urMltr-inll.iiHiii frum ticoniiiiK tniily rtp.m Inc., The Alden M. Young Co., ven Hospital. Lieut. Roger Kelsey, of Camp Zalewskl Z. A. et ux to Geo. Rels- COMING JVIAKRIAGE rtcluu-v lire niilciKf It' P'r llcKiiIiir iii^ocition Iiy your I'on. ham,, New Haven, 18, Sec. 7 Eastern tciii. l^rlv<: "•loorlt-s'i," Ai<»i(( .i''icwi.ys"H7uAjn littc (k-jltr is tlic titcapcsr wiy 10 Branford Laundry, Ye Old Towne Announcement has been made of I.rt-ufvc ftttnicrlilfiK you fwi'i Shelby, Miss., Is with his family at Ind. Neck Assn., Ahern and Panar ing, Clark Ave. anil "wiiifiilunc" on turn*.. Miuiy rc-phicu imlil the war is won. This system Restaurant, Stony Creek Playhouse, jivc preciou.5 tires. i^xira (ir<; milis will rfsuli. Narpes Society will meet Sunday •Rockland Park. onl. the coming marriage of Carrie Ger ^;^'.iSt?;.rr enables the Compaay Inc., Charles C. Hill. Oasis'Restau afternoon at 2:30 In the home of 7-4_Geo. H. Brenler, 89 Helen, Mullen and Izwonkoskl $10 and trude, daughter of Mr and Mrs. rant, Harry Cook, Melbourne Motor to insure Mrs. John Holm, Frank Street. Word has been received that Hamden, 22, Overcrowding, M. V. costs. Percy R. Swift of Pine Orchard Court, Chowder House, Mrs. L. C. HKTTER IN G IMPORTANT Robert E. Mansfield of East Haven $10 and costs. 7-11—Louis Criscuolo, 45 Collins Road, to Mr. Earl H. Baldwin, son the delivery Baker, The Compass. WAYSs Mr. and Mrs Walter La Point, Jr., Is with the U. S. Air Corps at Miami 7-5 Arthur Bartley, 253 Putnam, St., New Haven, Speeding Chief of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling W. Bald of electricity Beach, Florida. win of Hotchiss Grove Road. 18, Breach of Peace, Ahern and Woehrle, $15 and costs. O Suviiu money to war industries Hoag, nolled on payment of costs. 7-12—Robert Ackerman, 208 Pas HHuroa prompt, coopcrsllvo William Levesh has been home on 7-5—Richard J. Bittner, 87 Chat saic Ave., Passaic, N. J., 18, Vlo. Sec. MISS MASON TO WED ion and to your home. furlough and has had with him Mr. and Mrs. Burton Mason of ham, New Haven, Breach of Peace, 7, Eastern Ind Neck Assn., Ahern, Incl)idcH Hpcclnl frco oiamlna- "JG" from the South. Ahern and Hoag, nolled on pay fined $5 and costs. Clark Avenue announce the coming by n trained motor doctor ment of costs. 7-13—Sidney Llndberg, 40, com marriage of their daughter Caroline And experienced employees, Ardelle to Mr. Tauno John Sarpola _ Ho prescribes only noccBSarr Capt. Richard Rosenthal, U. S. A. 7-5_john J. McGowan, 391 Ferry mon drunkard, Capt. Anderson and operations accustomed visited Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irkovlch, 30 days in county Jail. .son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sarpola New Haven, 20, Breach of Peace, to'faciag Robert Rosenthal of West Main 7-13 — WUIiam Marks, Madison, of this place. pay only for what yoQ need Ahern and Hoag, nolled on payment you ncod U Street, on Sunday for a few hours. of costs, 29, for Madison Police, Capt. An The wedding will take place Aug emergencies 7-5—John J. McMahon, 136 Chat derson and Mullen. ust 27 at 2:30 at the Congregational niilhcnlni! car llfo lit Inlnl- frequeutly, Pvt. Frann Page o Church St., Is 7-14—Sidney James V/hite, Flying Church. A reception will follow. cout ham, New Haven, Breach of Peace, provide home from Canip Devens on fur Ahern and Hoag, nolled on payment Pt. Road. S. C. 34', Support, Mullen. The bride's aunt, Mrs. John Ste- lough. of costs. 7-14 — J9hn CzapUckl, 11 Breezy gina will be matron of honor and further insurance against 7-5_'Wm. M. Granflelld, 134 Lom Lane, 20, No operators license, Mul Misses Shirley Mason, /Paula Sap- the interruption of vital Among 202 officer candidates len, nolled on payment ol costs ola, Lois and Dolorls Altmanns- bard, New Haven, 19, Breach of electric service ijrnduated with the rank of lieuten Peace, Ahern and Hoag, nolled on 7-16_Walter J. Olander, 53 Bos berger will be bridesmaids. ant at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, payment of costs. ton St., Guilford, 24, Reckless Driv Ushers will be John Grunko, John in these days when it Is Is Roger A. Kelsey of Rockland 7.5_james F. Boyle, Jr., 379 Fer ing, George, $10 and costs. Stegina and Burton and Donald playing such an ; Park. 7-18— John J. Albinger, 31 Mill Mason. Bernard Warjenskl will be ry, New Haven, 9, Breach of Peace. important role. Ahern and Hoag, nolled on pay Creek Road, 40, Reckless Driving, best; man. Pvt. Stephen F. Condon, 31 Tuttle ment of costs. liUg. . , 7-18—George Heard, Woodland Place, East Haven Is taking an 7-5— Alfred Jessey, 318 North Assignment of Mortgages And don't forget that army engineering course at Fort Front, New Haven, IB, Breach of Rd., Sewlckly, Pa., Breach of Peace, Bradley F. C. to Eugenia C. Brad Belvolr, Va. Peace, Ahern and Hoag, nolled on Seastrand, vilifying officer, fined ley from Jos. GhlroU et al, 2 pes. payment of costs. $15 and costs, remitted. Chestnut St.; from A. R. Fenn, 78 Sergt. Harold Brewer Is attend 7-5 Irving H. McNamara, 531 7-19—Lewis Pelligrino, 84 James, Hopson Ave.; to Mary J. Bradley ing the Officers' Training School at Ferry, New Haven, Breach of Peace, New, Haven, 19, No operators lie, from W. C, Judd, private Road. ELECTRICITY Ahern and Hoag, nolled on payment Mullen, fined $10 and costs, flne re Warren Cora M. to H. E . Myers of Hartford, are staying three days of costs. mitted. from Constance T Myers. 7-6—James L. McGowan, 14 Mil 7-21 — Robert Chatfleld, Short IS STILL CHEAP It Ten Acres with Mr. and Mrs. Releases of Hortga^ges \. Normand. ler Ave., Prov., R, I. for Westbrook Beach, failure to nay old age tax, Amer. B. & T. Co. to F. P. Mahon Or COtJKKi:, you w.'int to protect and pre- properly indatinK your tires, checking wheel alijtn- Stale Police, George, Delivered to Illlg. ' rncni, adding water to battery, "policing" ail working Strmy Creek Harbor. ser%'c ycjur present car . . . anil this can he Slate PoUpe 7-21—John E. Mooney, 21 So. ,_^ done al little expense and elTorl. pans for danger signs—all at little or no cost to you. Anderson J. A. to J. A. Bodner, As authorized Pontiac dealers, we arc ready (o 7-7—Alma Ellsworth, Sound View Montowese St., Reckless Driving, Its usahic life ciin be stretched much farther than CASH Harbor S.t you imagined possible — i] yon tnut ive t^et together. perform all lype.i of service on your car at reasonable Heights, 23, Reckless Driving, Illig Mullen. prices using high-r|uality replacement parts when Bran. Sav. Bk. to State, Short If you will drive cautiously, reduce specosanu share FOR YOUR HOUSEHOLD and Ifkovlch. 7-21—John Sllbroeskl, Harbor St., tides, you will be adding greatly to the life of your car; needed. Perhaps more imporiani is the fact that out Beach Road. experience and scientific ci|uipmcnt can guard yiju 7.g_T. B. Babcock, 52, Lanphier's Breach of Peace, George—assault. After that ihc important step is Irj bring your car GOODS ! Coppola Jas. to Club Soclale Italo- against big and cosily repair jobs. And we can help Cove, Reckless Driving, Illlg and It- 7-24—James R. War,k Jr., 310 to u3 regularly for a rRHfi Pontiac "Motor Doctor" Quinnlplac Ave., New Haven, 24, Amerlcano, Beach St. , check-up. Such a check-up often v/ill reveal minor you make your car last much longer if you -will come We pay cash for furniture. kovich. ' mcclianlcal mijadiustmcnls hejore they can cause m tf//MJ/once a month for a IKHI! Mot-jr Doctor Vlo. Rules of Road, Ahern, fined Corrara Antonio to Ellas Freed- 7-9 Harmon Patton, 382 Lom cxpenaivo trouble . -. i will give us the opportunity of inspection. Why not come in today t Electric Refrigerators, Sew $10 and costs . man, 2 pes. Rose Hill Road. bard, New Haven, No operators Lie. EASV PAYMENTS ON BILLS OF J26.0O OR MOKE Montellus Marg. M. to Clara M. ing; Machines, Enameled Mullen and IzwonkoskL 7-26—John B. De Wolf, Jr., Peck- Potter, Harbor View Road. 7-9—Daniel; Jennings, 'Wheaton sland Rd., Greenwich, Overcrowd Stoves, 'Wasliing Machines Myers H, E. to Constance T. > < Dd, East Haven, 28, .Drunkedness, ing M. v., Ifkovlch and Mullen. CENTRAL GARAGE Myers. Telephone 5-1824 Ifkovlch, nisi conthiuance. 7-26 — Anthony Pepe, Goodsell .iULlL'S %I)A\0V1C'Z, Prop. Second Nat. Bk. gdn. (EUz C. Tay 7.11_john Scott Fpye, 40 Willow, Rd., Reckless Driving, Ifkovlch and . ., • 64 Main Street Phono 068 Branford, Oonn. Bridgeport, 41i' No Operator's Lie. Mullen. lor) to T. F. Taylor, Pawson Park.
'•A*1?3£MM;« u.^ ^^ ^ .t-, ,-r- ^lFV FHi^ "tx » y THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN,, AUGUST G, 10« PAGE SEVEH PAGE SIX THE BRANFORD R|!VI|!\^, SRANFORD, OONN., AUGUST 6, 1042 n MOVIE GUYED Lotte Stavisky 1 PRACnCAL HEALTH HINTS RIGHT.OUT OF THE_AIR Science In The News Red Sox Swamp Branford and Pine Fisher Replaces By ROBERT R, PORTLE To Make Debut HARON DOUat,AS.plcturcd ticre, Ezra Stone recently cclebretcd hU 'Letters to Lucertio' Is a drama OR$ON 0. MUNM. Llil B., L.I.I., Sc.O.. Meat and lli6 Hot Weather Diet HOLLyWOOD GOSSIP plnys Uetty, Uie roinnntlc Inter most important (innlversiu-y. Juls »» Squires, Fugua S of honest emotion — Is written in tdllor, Sctanltftc Aiti^flcn Madison 13-3 Orchard Win Red Skollon plays his scenes too est of Kciua May Oltvor's scrtptual 23 marked the end ot his first yenr ifeiiA ..••.v«e!»i««M in the Army. Starling as ii prlvnto, the deepest sincerity — and it Is real. If you don't believe it ask Sachem Head sailors scored three -By Dr. James A, Tofcey- his work in the special scrvlcea both lovely aiid moving." This quo- fioao'slandS for cleanliness, saiiilalion, liMltli, .ind civilized iv- The Branford Red Sox made It at Univ. of Conn. Rags Ragland. Rags Is minus four division ot the U. B. forces won lUm vlcloj;lcs to lead the fleet In the tatlop from liio Now York.Herald- •"Inei it IS indispensable 10 human cbmforl, Bui soap haS other 10 In a row despite Injuries before HEN the temperalure soars whole grain products. Pork and front teeth after a fight scene with the ratlnK of Statt Sergeant, Inter-club regatta held at the Pine Iiam are especially rich sources • • • Trlbuno aptly describes that drama values wIiicIiMottic tspecially apparent in wartime, values .which the game to Orscne, Ocnrlch' and Thc appointment of a how mem W ana d days are sullry, bodily Red, "Whistling in Dixie." Seems Orchard Club yesterday, although A brawny ham sandwich on en by Frit?, Rotter iiiid Allen Vincent send carload lots of soap to many of our war produciioii plant!,. Czapllckl. The score was 13 lo 3 a ber of the university of Connecti comfort con be promoted by eat Red didn't know his own strength. Dorothy KtlRallcn, pictured hero. Some of the new artilicial rubbtr factories use enough soap to In ope of the triumphs there were cut's physical ediicatlon and coach ing, somewhat less food than riched while bread and buttei Is radio's "Voice ot Brondwny" on which will bo presented at the slugging contest with the Madison supplies from one third lo on( John Wayne and Reggie Owen CBS every I'uesdny and slic'a also supply llic liomcs of a small city. • ——- —— ~" only two boats racing and one of usual. A hot Stony Creek "I'heatro during the tean. Manager chcstnltt inserted ing staff was announced yesterday halt of your total day's require are engaged in a marathon chess I- n th-• e procMsin- ' g ofr botI,.,.!h. artiricl-,,,r.,.iaa i id^j jinipk soap solutions stand them was dtsquallfled. by President A. N. Jorgensen. weather diet week ot August lOlh through Aug bel(et liian blls and griilscs; a hlnisolf Into right field. Bob La- ments for thiamine. For that aiv! game which occupies their time be anti reclaimed ub bcl(et liian blls and K Otherwise It was a standoff .with should no.t, ust isth. rubber, coin- cliaJacterlstiterlstic whlch'hawlilcli'liass bccoini; Crblx at first base and Tot Owens Carl F. Fischer, a gradual? of other reasons such a sandwich it tween scenes In "Reunion". They've Pine Orchard, Branford and Sachem however, be a In this piny. Lotto Stnvlsky, a inon" soap' is more hSfeflll under the stress of at third to replace the three In SpHngfl'elld College and since 1938 staivalion diet. ideal summer fare. , been playing the game for over ELIZABETH SUTTON employed vari- tbdity's liurry-up methods. Head each taking two first places. a member of the faculty at Slippery Another way to beat the heal ii ehnrnilng young Viennese actress, The flotation method of conceU- jured players. Madison took a one Light meals three weeks and still going strong. Wlui iiplM'MI's ill lll'.M Wl'l'k's |llil>' oiisly as a dis OuUstandlng victory of the day Rock Statp Teachers College In lo inct'case your Intake of salt, win innke her debut on the Ameri persing, liibri* tfatlMg ores, which pennils eco run lead In the Ist when Hall sin for torrid cli No one can say M-O-M doesn't •'1,1'lti'rs 1(1 I.m-i'nu'" Ml llii'Stmiy was that turned In by tho all-fcinale Peiih.sylvanla, will come here Sep mates must also since this mineral aids releiitlor can stage. Miss Stii*lsky, trained caiing, stabijiz- nomical forking of soiirccs of gled Roberts home but the Rod Sox of water in the tissues. Qn hunild have the "alma mater" spirit. ing, and welling essential minerals formerly con crew In tho Star cla.ss, won/by Skip tember 15 as assistant professor of be square meals Creek 'riieiilro. us an }c-ray technician, ns well on scbi-od 4 times In the second on days, extra salt promotes comforl When Bob Taylor's stand-in Tommy agenL In syh-sidered useless, is calling loi-in per Margaret Hawley of Sachem' physical education and head coach for the body. nephew, Bobby, In Mtss OIiver'.s un- on the way to a brilliant medical llictic rubbers creasing amounts bl so.-li>. Soap hits walks to Lepre and R. Owens and because perspiration does not CSarland, boxed in the main event .viiiiuxl new coinetly series, "The Ue- Head. Her crew was Mrs. Ike of track, .soccer and swimming. This means that evaporate readily from the skin. career when it was interrupted by of tlic butadiene been sutccssfully used In' tlic singles by Woiitellus, Bradley, , . ^ . there should be at a local arena a week ago, a mnrknblc Mis.*} "Tiittlc," heard on type tlic ingre notation of sdhcelilc ^tuiigslcrt- Schultz. Tho Hawley-Schultz duo did Director George 'Van Bibber of At State Theatre Stall Kenton — Eve Knight a story book ntlvonture. At a gala Chestnut and LaCrolx, In the 5lh Dr.J.A.Tobey ,^^ elimination Some foods, like bread, milk, goodly portion-of the studio turned NBC Sunday nlglits. DONALD ARBUEY dients are emul bearing ore), heipatite (iron-ore), a neat job of outsallng iJlll Kelly of the division of physical education and sally meals such as corned 28 Roxyottes parly \\\ Vienna, she attracled the sified In Soapy cinnabar (mercury ore), ii|iilllte Buddy Montellus made his second or drastic reduction of foods re out for the bout, with Taylor and The Victory Revue, hailed lo be will! iippciirN ill llic current the Yale Corinthian Club, and athletics said that Fischer's beef, are natural sources of sail, William L. Slitrcr, like almost attention of Miix, Relnhardt, the play Orion D.'WHIIA ' wa I er. I n a (natilral pliospli.lle of liihc); and hit of the game to score Proto and quired for proper nourishment. Barbara Stanwyck leading IheMOM "The Greatest Stage Show on every oiher reiMrtcr, lins been widely used others, •nie "one boat" race which was duties would include participation and arc, therefore, especially val 'I'lio A'iclciry Ucvvic, liiiilcd to great producer, when she gave a 111 llic Sidiiv I'reek Tlicatrc Tobin who had reached on a fltilcl- Si-t basic foods that everyone uable lor hoi weather, diets, Addi rooters. Earth" will be presented on the "scooped" oil a piece of news, m meibod for the utlllzhllon of re Uecauso soap will penetrate also credited lo Sachem Head wa.s in the university's required educa lip "Tilt' (Irciilcsl Slii^e Show ml tills instance it was on ttio arrival "reading" of her favorite poet. He many materials and cany otlier er's choice. Proto stole homo In the needs constantly for buoyant tional salt may be sprinkled on Virginia O'Brien receiving word stage of the Alr-Conditloned Slate nn active Colonel iitlnclicd to Uio claimed rubber, scrap fubbef is won by Dr. Orr in an S boat when tion program and In work for stu health are pure milk, meats, eggs, Eiirlli'' will lie presentoil on tlic of the commenlntor's own new tmby. rather Dulty Mobiles Canteen. Ser iminediately Inyltetl her to Join his .school girl whose friends become ground up anrl mixfed with ten ncriubstnnce s witli it. It is a slaildard 0th Inning for the 7th run. Bran- green salads and vefelables, unr that she Is one of the favorite film Theatre, Hartford, this coming Fri stii)>:(' of Ilie .Slate. Tlieiiliv. Hurt- Bill learned tills hendlino news rroin nchdotny and offered a contract to foe and whose lite becomes a havoc ce'ni of soap. Then water if addtd Ingredient of compositions iised to a Lightning, the only other cnlry dents majorln.'j In physical educa- bread, fruits, green and yellow less of course, a doctor has vice men hnvo voted her one of tholr ford made the final fl runs in the stars of Egypt. They call her the day, Saturday and Sunday only. I'ord, this eoiniii!,' Friday, .Satur- ^ the corner grocer en route Home favorite feminine olllcera. his famous Vleniieso theatre. That in a boarding school at Luoerno In ;radually wtillc the ililxiiirc is be- rnparl suppleness aiid finish to whose skipper was not Identified, tlpn. vegelables. All of these vitamin- ordered otherwise. In a few dis niter a day out of touch wltlv the leather products. Leather dress ath when Chestnut and Lepre rich foods are fully as necessary "Hollywood Sphynx." This giant stage sow, with a solid • • • started a ctireer which brought her neutral Switzerland In 1030. The ng cooked and stirred to make n was dlsqualinod, Fischer will succeed Ivan Fuqua eases, such aii kidney and heart diiy and .Siindiiy only. Unit ,N'ii. 1 telephone. latex which is almost. If not qiille, ings, leather cleansers; .^hoc rciichod on errors and hits by R.. in hot weather as In cold or tem Ann Rutherford, strangely enough cast of 100, Is presented In 3 sep A btrtliday present of a B-B sliot occlalm froln tho critics, ^Maying In iplay deals with the psychological The other Sachem Head triumph as track coach and John Squires as troubles, sail is often restricted in iiilnidiiees Stun Kenton (pictured « • • cgiial to the original. [lolishcs, etc., usually conlnln large Owens, TobIn, Montellus, LaCrolx, perate -weather. the diet. had the last laugh over Red Skelton arate and distinct.units—each unit nlr rifle lundo tho siinvo baritone maiiy of Relnlitirdt's Vleniiescs ironctloiis of several young • girls, At present, liowcvcr, the largest proportioiis of soap; Leathers lot was scored In the Zip division, with soccer and swimming coach. Fuqua t()|i. lot'l), mid lii.s (irclieslrii. I'liit Funster Walter O'Keefo has taken Nelson Eddy a "gunman" for tho and E. Owens put the gome oia Ice. Tho quantity of tho dally fare In the past, before the develop on the "'Whistling in Dixie" set. a complete show In Itself. Unit No. 1 over tho role of host and qulzmnsler prbditctloiis including "Men in from tho various countries, to the Industrial consumer of soap Is the a great variety of military uses Marlon Andrews sailing home first and Squires are now on the staff of .\(i. li I lie 128 Koxycttcs, llie pielc first lime hi his life. He used llio arc now treated with colloidal may be reduced to advantage in ment of the newer knowledge of Annie presented Red, whose birth Introduces the artistry and rhythm ot "The Battle of the Soscs," lienrd weapon to llquldnlo a gopher which White" with Lulso Raliier and iharrowlng conditions of tlie war in textile industry, whcro soap finds Bob Bradley pitched a 6 hitter and Tom Hltchell, also of Sachem the navy's pre-fllght training ol' (liic Fd.slcr's Kiix.v (lirls iiiu.l application in almost eviry^ process t;raphitc, carried In a soap suspen hot weather but not its quality. nutrition, persons were often ad day It was, with a large ear of corn of Stan Kenton iind his Orchestra Tuesdays over NBO. Teams now arc had been wreaking havoc 111 Ills ''Romeo and Juliet." ' !itsipi;lmol'y stages. Fritz Rotter and sion, to Increase tliclr resistance to and won his eighth straight victory Head, taking second place. .school at Chapel Hill, N. C. No. ;! fcnluros ii fji''"".''' "'' > aQgamon Librai?y East Havon,Conn THE BRANFOED REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN,, AUGUST 6, 1042 PAGE EIGHT AMBULANCK FUND I ot August, 1042. M, P, lUCB HOSE CO. I JAMES 0. OalLVIE, AMBULANCE FUND Legal Notice BENMFIT FROM BAZAAH Legal Notice Tax Collector, GADABOUTS M. P. MCE HOSE CO. East Haven, Connecticut EAST HAVEN ALL THIS WEKIC WHEREAS, LOUIS DEMARCO,, as shown on sala Map, 60 focti NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS BENEFIT FROM BAZAAR 11W Inches, more or less; WHEREAS, FILOMENA APUZZO, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of Notice Is hereby given to all tax HAMMER FIELD JR.,. of 213 HAMILTON STREET, TALKS .ON CREDITS NCnCE TO VOTERS ALL THIS WEKIC .•NORTHERLY—by lot No, 0, as late of New Havon, Connecticut, de East Haven will return Saturday payers of the town of Branford, NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, has Three new members have been General Registrars of Voters Al- f^he Ptanforb Eebietjj shown on said Map, 104 feet, 4 ceased, FRANCESCO APUZZO, of from a vacation spent at Lake resident and non-resident, that the HAMMER FIELD neglected to pay the taxes on the odmltled to the Rotary Club, the vln P. Sanford and John J. Carter Inches, more or less; 272 EAST STREET, NEW HAVEN, Moosehead, Maine. second half ot the list of'1941 is AND EAST HAVEN NEWS heroin mentioned Grand List, I, secretary, William E. Fagcrstrom, announced that' the annual ses EASTERLY—by lot No. 11, as Shown CONNECTICUT, Individually and due and payable on August 3, 1942. JAMES C OGlLVIE, as TAB COL announced in the wpekly bulletin. sions In the three voting districts FBIOE FIVE CENTS on said Map; 50 feet, moro or less OS administrator of the Estate of Mrs, John Crane of Walllngford Unless the second half is paid Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, August 13, 1042 LECTOR, by the authority given They are Walter Godrlch, Fred to receive names for and make cor SOUTHERLY—by lot No, 0, as Fllomona Apuzzo, CARL APUZZO, was guest this past week of Mrs, on or before September 3, 1942, In VOL. XV—NO. 17 mo by the STATE OF CONNECTI Hunter and Rudy Schmidt. The rectlons on the primary and caucus shown on said Map, 114 feet, 1 of 272 EAST STREET, NEW HAV Samuel E, Doano, Pino Orchard terest at the rate of 5/10 ot one CUT, do hereby give notice that I attendance during July was 05.4 per lists will be held on Friday, August EN, CONNECTICUT, and PETER Road. per cent per month or any fraction •will sell at public auction on OCT. Inch, more or less. cent. At the regular luncheon 7, and Friday, August 14. The TORELLO, of 301 ORCHARD ST., thereof, which shall elapse from the 10, 1042, A.D. U the hour of 10:00 SECOND PIECE known as lots meeting today noon In the auditor hours will be 1 p. m. to 10 p. m. Bazaar At Hammer Fie Id NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, have Mr, and Mrs. H. J. Ostrander ot due date, will be charged on the un A.M. at the TOWN HALL, EAST numbers 11, 12 and 13 on said map ium of the St, Vincent de aPul's and the registrars and their depu Pnc^^Hn 11^fi Rnthpr^aved IP^^-^y ^^ ^^^"^ Branford Unit Rent Director neglected to pay the taxes on the New Haven are visiting the Rev paid balance. (67c per annum). HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, the pro bounded: Church In Taylor Avenue the ties will meet In the Town Hall Guest Speaker herein mentioned Grand Lists, I, and Mrs. Frederic R. Murray at I will be at the Town Hall, Bran- To Raise Funds perty belonging to said LOUIS DE- 30UTHERLY—by Osmond Street, speaker will bo Albert M, Gesslor for the Center district, Bradford Hopes To Buy as sliown on said map, 70 feet, 10 JAMES C. OGILVIE, as TAX COL. Sunset Beach. ford, from 9:00 A. M. to 12:00 Noon Draws Capacity Crowd MARCO, JR., for taxes, Interest, lior of the First National Bank of New Manor Fire House for the Momau hastHavennattier^avm | ^^'p^;,^ P..^^, U^^^CT^RHV Guest Soeake LECTOR, by the authority given me and from 1:00 P. M. until 5:00 P. M. For Ambulancel Of Rotarians foes, and expenses incurred on tht Inches, moro or less; HaVen and his subject will be guin district, and Highland school Grand List ot'1934, 1B35, 1036, 1037, WESTERLY—by lots No, 0, 7, 8, 0, by the STATE OF CONNECTICUT, "Credit and Ramlflcatlns," Mrs. Lcroy P. Sawyer has return every day, except Saturday from Station Wagon for the Foxon district. A public card party for the Am Anthonv Arpaia ot New Hav(\n 1038, 1B30, 1040, 1041 Inclusive. and 10, as shown on said map, 113 do hereby glvo notice that I will ed to Pine Orchard after a trip to 0:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon. Off Silver Sands Beach bulance fund will be given by the A letter has been sent to loading area rent control director, spoke un For First Three Nights Snld property, is bounded and de- feet, 3 Inches, more or less; sell at public auction on OCT. 10, Mrs, J, Ragan and family have Charleston Lakes, Canada. On Wednesday, August 12,1942, I Miss Ruth Cook and Miss Gloria will be at Paine's Store, Stony Creek, Branford Garden Club In tho Mon business men and women ot Bran the rent control act at tho meet ."jcrlbed as tdllows: NORTHERLY—by lots No, 5, and 1042, A.D. at the hour of 10:00 A.M opened camp at Lanphler's Cove. Jackson have been enjoying a va and on Wednesday, August 10, 1942, towese House, Indian Neck through ford by the Red Cross Chapter ing of the Branford Rotary Club Lots 48 and 40 N. Victor Street, 108 as shown on snld Map, 04 at the TOWN HALL, EAST HAVEN Miss Elain Kohn of West Haven cation in New York City. I will be at the Fire House, Short „ By_, Nurse's__,,„.... Prompt,, 1 1 ,- . ActionTi n -o., '•lie courtesy of Mrs. Kenneth B. urging the purohasr.ot an emergen Monday noon in he Oasis which special Matinee Arranged For Children Saturday After East Haven, Conn., bounded; feet, 10V4 Inches, more or less CONNECTICUT, the property be Ray Hanrahan was guest at a was the weekend guest ot Miss Lois Beach cy station' wagon for the Branford was attended by 43. Visiting Ro noon—Sponsored By M. P. Rice Hose Co. and Bran SOUTHERLY—by Victor Street, as EASTERLY—by lot' No. 14, as longing to said FILOMENA APUZ turkey dinner recently at the sum MacFarlane at Mill Creek Road. New Haven Youth, Visitmg Alexander's Grove, Fully He- ^,0,^1^ ^„ Thursday, Aug. 27 from branch of tho Red Cross it Its work tarians were Harry F. Mason ot Nadlne Taylor, daughter of Mr. C. A. TERHUNE, ford Ambulance ril,',id—Bond Winners Announced shown on said Map, 50 feet; shown on said Map, 100 feet, more ZO for ta; %,^ i^:-:, r^-,*.. ^ :•