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VOL XIV — NO. 46 Branford, Connecticut, Tliursday, March 5, 1942 PRIOE FIVE CENTS More Blackouts Inspiring Talk Warns Against II I Chairman Sliney Advised Town Adopts Regulations Sugar Rationing Starts Expected Soon ByRayPinkham Forest Fires Prescribed For Air Raid The following telegram has been Peps Spotters Flic Marshal Ernest W. Wood has received by the local defense coun­ Issued the following lo the citizens and property owners of Branford: cil: Spurred by liie enthusiasm of In Two Or Three Weeks "Take steps at once to effect im­ their leaders nearly 200 Aircraft The undersigned as lire marshal Precaution Tn the Event' mediate blackout of all lighting not Warning Service Observers left the of the town of Branford is under capable of extinguishment at a mo­ Community House last evening re- duty imposed on him by law to Meeting Friday Night With Selectman Rationing Board ment's notice. This is to Include resolved to. Justltyi the faith put in warn you of certain laws of the Board of Selectmen and Police Commissioners Adopt •S Chooses John B. Sliney For Chairman—Policy Not advertising signs, store window dis­ them by their chief, Robert Gate. state in regard to brush ihes. The Model Regulations Regarding Signals, Travel, Shel­ Clearly Determined by G-overnment. ^ plays and other uncontrolled Ight- Deputy Raymond Plnkham words danger and damage from such ter and Blackouts Effective As of March Second. ing which cannot be eliminated in stressing the Iniportance of each fires reaches its highest point at event of an alert. Such blackout At a meeting of the Board of observer being alprt every instant this season of the year, Model Regulations adopted by the action will be in force until further and his faith in ibmjjat service of Section 782E of the. ^037 Cumu­ Board of Selectmen and Police Selectmen held Friday night, John Offenders May notice." Rev. Geo. Owen B. Sliney, was appointed chairman interception was largely responsible lative supplement prohibits any Commissioners are: Pursuant to of the local rationing board. Oth­ The council has been notified to for several spotted calling In this person from kindling a fire In the the authority granted by ordinance er members of the board are Wil­ Be Imprisoned expect a surprise blackout test of morning to offer tb take more shifts open outside the limits of a fire Accepts Call To of tlie Town of Branford dated liam Spargo of Stony Creek and the entire state, the date of which at the observation posts. • district or borough from March 1 March 2, 19'12, the following regula­ Clarence Johnson of Short Beach, ForViolations will be known in advance only by Announcements 'were made of the to December 1 of each year, unless Local Church tions are hereby proscribed for air the Army and a few offlcials of the Importance of keeping to schedule, he f\rst obtains from the Are war­ raid precautions; with Carl Nygard and Mrs. Charles State Defense Council. Goldsmith as alternates. A Model Ordinance and Model scanning bulletin |)oard notices and den wi'ltten permission. Violation The Rev. George D. Owens of 1. The "public warning" signal of Regulations which have been ap­ According to Austin Purvis, sec­ flash reporting, j ,; of this section carries a maximum Tarrytown, N, Y., will supply the air raids shall be a series of short Mr. Sliney received a letter yes­ retary of the State Blackout Com­ proved by the legal committee of In the Interests; of more efficient fine of $200 or imprlsoniriont of not pulpit of the First Congregational blasts on the sirens and on the terday advising that rationing mittee the surprise alert will answer more than six months or both. would commence In two or three the Staet Defense Council have spotting and reporting the observa­ Church recently left vacant by the whistles; the "all clear" signal shall been submitted for the guidance the question as to how the people weeks. will react In an air raid alarm tion post at Pawiion Park is being Section 10040 of the 1035 Cumu­ resignation of the Rey. B. KennOih be one long continuous blast on . It Is understood that the state and assistance of the several towns replaced by an oitagon. glass en­ lative Supplement prohibits the Anthony, until a permanent min­ said sirens and whistles. in the state, requesting all towns to which is given without warning and rationing board has already re­ with no advance publicity.. closed tower, 200 yards northwest of dropping of lighted matches, ci­ ister has been called. He was for­ 2. Such public signals shall be adopt the Model Ordinance in case the present army| shelter. gars or cigarettes near or in any merly pastor of the Congregation­ sounded by all petsons having cus­ ceived the town's estimate as com­ they have not already adopted slm In addition, the surprise blackout plied by Raymond Plnkham, super­ will also prove a major test,of the A oat walk wilt be provided on combustible material. It such re­ al Church of Sharon. tody of said sirens and whistles up­ liar ordinances with substantially the roof and one Observer will take sults in setting "a fire in woodland, on instructions from the Chief Air intendent of schools. the same terms. efficiency of the Civilian Defense Mr. and Mrs. Owens came to Pursuant to instructions from position there at all times, weather the penalty is a maximum fine of Branford Tuesdoy and will occupy Raid Warden or his deputy (upon The following Model Ordinance Organization of the State. permitting. Chester Bowles, state rationing ad­ $500 or six months imprisonment, the Manse in Rogers Street. instructions from the chief of po­ has been adopted by the Board of or both. lice or his deputy.) ministrator, the local board which Selectmen and Police Commission­ He is recently of First Church of will serve without compensation, Section 6128 and 0120 of the Christ, Sharon Connecticut, now of The Chief Air Raid Warden or ers : Fire Escape Law General Statutes reads, no fire may his deputy (the Chief ,ot Pollco or must include a member of the Section 1. In order t,o further Na­ Tarrytown, New .York, Board of Education, recognized Mid-Year Honor be kindled on any public land with his deputy) shall issue the Instruc­ tional Defense and safeguard and out permission of 'the owner, and His experience has been varied tions for the sounding of the pub­ representative of labor, local bus­ protect life and property within the Given Attention Educational training; A. .B,,S.T. B,. iness man, representative of a re­ no fire may be kindled in any lic air raid signals only upon ord­ town of Branfordii In case of enemy Students Roll Is woodland unless a space for 20 and D, D, degrees. Institutions In­ tail establishment, and a citizen air raids or attacks or threatened By Fire Marshal clude Lebanon Valley College, Yale ers from the Army or Navy received with knowledge of health and nu­ air raids or attacks or for the pur­ feet surrounding the place of the Divinity School, and Bbston Univer­ either directly from Army or Navy trition. pose of trial blackouts orother trials Made Public fire is cleared of all combustible sity Attended summer conferences heudquartors or received through Fire Marshal Ernest W. Wood has material. If the citizens and pro­ the District Warning Center of the This board will not be expected or tests .to prepare to meet such Issued the following notice of In in various places. to ration tires and like articles air raids or attacks, all persons "lliree hundred and nine pupils of perty owners of the town will ob­ oincial Air Raid Warning System. spection of buildings to the citizens the Branford Public Schools had serve these rales, loss of lite and Literary work: Doctorate thesis, upon which restrictions have been within the town are required to and property owners of Branford: "The Voice Within", published by 3. After the' sounding of tlie placed but will confine itself to comply with the rules, regulations mid-year scholastic ranks that en­ damage to property from forest "public warning" signal and until The duty as Imposed upon the titled them to/membership on the fires may be largely or entirely The Stratford Company, Boston;, , foodstuffs rationing as directed by and orders pertaining thereto pro first selectman or his designated 'When the Sun Rises", by Fleming rp ^."""^flpB 01 the "all clear" Mr. Bowles. •: • i.•' • mulgated by the Army, Navy or Schoolastlc Honor Roll. eliminated. Ernest W. Wood H.Revell, New York.-Heims written "'^na*: ••l;^.,^ : , , agent to inspect each year between Their names were as follows: • Since the government policy in State Defense Council, or by any I April 1 and October 1 all buildings for several magazines and news- a. l^o person may travel upon, regard to sugar rationing has not person or organization acting by Ith, Grade; Joan Armstrong, Ger- papers of wide ciroulatlijn, He vas "»".'. ""•^^r upon Or, remain upon, ia^»fuliittth6rity*otJittienviSr*a^ iiyBwgIprdjiSp,w.aS/s;5tofade^^^^ irnd&iDaloy^oi8^:«BriaSbiii!S.Jdyce '-yetibe^jylearly^Tdete^^ wheffier SeoBon"M'SWtlie Gener­ (Sarden'Meeting i ' bOrn lif Peimsyivanii.; a aiSMnaanli" nny'/publlo-hlghway-or street; cx^ - - calcommitte'.win'take iib action them, provided, however, that warn­ Eve Jurczyk, Elaine 'Levy, Katherine of the William Ponn Colony. "Who's "J"!" Per,5ons JUpdri" ao^vd duty as ings of the beginning and termina­ al.Statutes Is being complied with. MoleSke, Barbara Oppel, Nancy She- Wlio in New England", the new vol- """"bsrs of the;, military forces, until orders are received from the This section provides that each Open to Public district headquartei:s In New Haven tion of the period of any such even­ pard,Louise Smith, Eugenia Tamule- ume, "Wlio's Who in the East", and Public offlcials, police oit\cots, tuality shall be given throughout story above the first story of any vlch, Joan Walson, Patricia White, members of state and murjlclpal building used as a hotel,-boarding The Branford Garden' Club In­ Religious Leaders of America", the town by audible signals. Donald Delgrego, Kenneth Erlcson, formerly entitled, "Who's Who in services, members of olviliah de­ or lodging house, accommodating Robert Farrlngton, Irving Hoadley, vites the public to attend its mon­ Section 2. All police and firemen thly meeting March 0, at 8 o'clock the Clergy" list his name. fense emergency services, and mem­ and all members of the auxiliary more than 12 persons, a tenement Willlan Mlschler, James Nelson. bers of authorized transportation, house occupied by more than two 8th Grade: Margaret Baxter, Pa­ in the library at which time John Recently he was doing special Funeral Service police and fire forces of the town H. Birch will give an illustrated work In Sharon Connecticut where plant protection, hospital and pub­ are hereby authorized and directed families or as a factory or store in tricia Bargen,'.Louise Bianchini, lic utility services, and except per­ which more than ten persons are Alice Daley, Elmlra Doolittle, Nan­ lecture on "Through the Gaspe he was chairman for the Bl-Cen- Held On Tuesday to enforce blackout plans and de­ Peninsula'-'. Mrs. Roger A. Benton tennlal Committees of both the sons whose presence upon the fense measures and the said rules, employed abovethe first story shall cy Jacocka; Joan Norrls, Emily Ny­ gard, Lutlna Van Wllgren: and Mrs. John D. Baldwin will be First Church and the Town. The highways or streets Is necessary on regulations and orders pertaining be provided with more than one a mission'directly connected with For Harry Smith way of egress by stairways on the Grant Briggs, Jerome Carrlty, Terry hostesses. Guest clubs will be East historic First Church was restored thereto during such periods and Haven, Clinton, Morris Cove. Guil­ and rededicated in May 1030, free the public safety or who have been summarily to compel compliance outside of each building. Hopkins, Charles Lake, Francis Palala, Mario Pepe. ford, Madison and Leetes Island. of debt. Sharon Town Bl-Centennlal specifically authorized ,by the local therewith. .In cases of immediate A ladder affixed to the outside of Celebration occurred as a four-day or state police. , , The death of Harry Augustus threat of enemy action, they may the building does^ndt constitute a The executive board will meet at Smith of 29 Ayerill Place occurred FRESHMEN • 7:00. event In August 1039. In the Church Continued on page five abate conditions dangerous to the fire escape. Such stairways and fire he developed departments of Cra­ Sunday at 7.30 in his home follow­ public safety. escapes must be approved by the Commercial Course—Faith Hoogh- klrk, Virginia Levesh, Florence Ol­ mSPLAY AT ROTARY dle Roll, Home Department, Oo-lo- ing five months' illness. He was Section 3. The Board of Select­ undersigned. The violation of this Church Band, Junior Choir, and all 00, and was born in North Bran men is authorized to establish, pro­ section makes the owner responsi­ szewski, Doris Skroza, William Hoi WlUard F. Deveneau, represent­ Musical Society comb. departments of the Church showed ford, a son of Wentworth M. Smith mulgate and enforce such local ble civilly tor any damage. There ing the National Folding Box Co. of growth. As a member of two state and Susan Baldwin. rules, regulations and orders with is a minimum fine of $100 and a College Course—Jean Adams, Jan- New Haven, assisted by John Bald­ committees of the Congregational Offers Program For over 45 years he had been respect to such periods not incon­ maximum fine of $500 and impris­ ice Baldwin, Nancy Bradley, Gay win of Pine Orchard of the same Conferences he made frequent trips employed by the Malleable Iron sistent with the rules, regulations onment of not moie than three Farrlngton, Ruth Kelsey, May Lind company will speak on box making to Hartford in the interest of Mis­ The Musical Art Society held Us Fittings Co. and orders referred to in Section 1 months or both. The fire marshal ber, Betty May Linsley, Peggy Ann and display a •collection of boxes at sions and Evangelism. He taught February meeting recently In the Mr. Smith is survived by his hereof, as they shall deem necessary entends to enforce- strictly the Murphy, Henry Armstrong, Leo Fin- the Rotary Club luncheon meeting in the State Youth Conference at home of Mrs. Sidney V. Osborn of widow Bessie Flanders; one son or appropriate to effect the spirit above statutes and all Inhabitants nerman, Henry Olejarezyk. next Monday noon. the Gunnery School in Washington Wllford Avenue. An ensemble pro^ W. Flanders Smith of this place; and intent of this ordinance.. of Branford are asked to aid In the Household Arts—Edith Ceccolini. and in school^ of religion. gram presented under the leadership one daughter, Mrs. John Lyons of Section 4. Any'^ person violating enforcement thereof. CITIZENSHIP HONOR ROLL of Mrs. Raymond E. Plnkham. Marblehead, Mass.; two gra'ndchll any of the provisions of this Ordin­ SOPHOMORES At Tnomaston, Conn. First Church The following program was ren­ . Ernest Wood Commercial Course—Helen Dueli, Nine hundred ninety three pu- dren; and two sisters, the Misses ance or, during any period of lis attained membership on the he was a youthful speaker for the dered: "Gems From Tchaikowsky", Mabel and Elsie • Smith, of this blackout and defense, any of the Elaine Johnson, Carol McCarthy, State Council of Defense and a "Y" Mrs. George Fouser, Mrs. Alfred 160 ALIENS REGISTEE Sophie Marrls, Eleanor Nobile, Mar- school citizenship honor roll as of Secretary, both educational and place. said rules, regulations and orders the mid-year report. Burr, Mrs, R. E. Plnkham, vloUnls; pertaining thereto or who shall fail In excess of 160 aliens applied for jorit Page, Angelina Randazise, Religious at the Sub Base, New Lon­ The funeral was held Tuesday af­ Identification cards up to the close Miss Helen vsrhltaker. piano; piano or refuse during any such period Jean Saezynski, Audrey Schwan- don, and Ft. Terry, New York in duo, "Dance of the Buffoons'', Rlm- ternoon at 2 from the funeral home to comply with any instructions of registration period. folder. Gene FuUerton, Herbert Branford Chapter, Order of De 1918. He later served as a member of Norman V. Lamb. Rev. Freder­ Molay will sponsor "Hellzapoppln" sky-Korsakoy, Mrs. Earle Barker, lawfully given by any police or fire­ There was no last minute rush Pommer. of the State Legislature. Mrs. S, V. Osborn, first piano; Miss ic R. Murray, rector of Trinity man or any member of the auxiliary and the total was less than esti­ at the Branford Theatre, March Church, officiated. Burial was in 19 and 20. Mary Devlin, Miss Marion Thatcher, police or fire forces of the town, or mated. Continued on page four second piano. ' Center Cemetery. who shall obstruct or interfere with Bearers were; .George Agnew, "Dlvace," Bach concerto, Mrs. any such officer In the performance SALVAG£ CHAIRMAN George Fouser and Mrs. R. E. Plnk­ Oswin Robinson, Walter Palmer, of his duties, shall be fined not ex Frank Bradley, Gustaf Young and Mothers' Club Observes Founding ON TREASURE HUNT ham, vlollh. Miss Helene 'Whltaker, ceedlng $100.00 or imprisoned not piano; piano duo, "Jqta", Granados, Frank Qulnn. more than six months; or both Mr. Smith was a member of Trin­ Organization Originated 20 Years members. Mrs. Robina Zvonkovio Heads According -to Selectman C. Ho- "Romance," Rubenstein and "Ron­ ity Church, clerk of the parish for Ago in Old Community House Originated about the same time, Group to Observe Anniversary bart Page and Harold Tousey, sal­ do", Mozart Miss Mary Devlin first vage chairman, there seems to be piano Mrs. S. V. Osborn, second 14 years and junior warden for 8. DANIEL H. HAVENS Where Mrs. C. Haskell Bush the Branford Community Council Tuesday in Old Academy — Taught Kindergarten to 30 to launched a plan to establish a little encouragement that the 188 piano; Mrs. Helena Ward Koontz, Because of ill health h" declined The Rotary weekly news letter Guests Invited to Tea and tons of scrap steel in Connecticut guest artist, sang "Lullaby", Cyril re-election to both officES two years tells of the death of Daniel H. Ha­ 40 Boys and Girls. community kindergarten in the old Birthday Cake. Community House; just east of the Company trolley rails will be dug Scott, and "Nocturne", Curran, and ago, and was then elected vestry­ vens on January 30 at his home in up to be converted into the seven "Hills", Frank La Forge. As an en­ man, which office he held at the Pass-a-Grillo, Florida. He Is sur­ Tuesday marks the 20th anniver­ bank, and occupied more recently by Polly's and then the Althea hand and Meyer Leshlne sent up army tanks the quantity is suffi­ core Mrs. Koontz sang / "Shoes'.', time of his death. vived by Mrs. Havens, a daughter sary of the Branford Mothers' odds and ends from his printing cient to build. Manning. Shewas accompanied by and sons. Shop. Club and will be observed with a plant. Charles Baxter visited the The best part of the estimated Miss Helene 'Whltaker. Mr. Havens was a summer visitor covered dish luncheon at the Old Mrs. Warren Mumford, kinder­ school during singing lessons one The last number 'was the Eg- here for several years. tonnage Is either still in use or ROTARY SYMPOSIUM Academy. Later in the afternoon garten chairman, was largely re­ spring morning and encouraged his embedded In concrete on state mont Overture, with Mrs. S. V. The St. Petersburg Rotary "Sun­ former members and friends are sponsible for securing Mrs. C. Has­ little daughter Ruth to take books Osborn and Mrs. Earle Barker at CONDUCTED MONDAY beam" has this tribute to their highways. invited to tea and birthday cake. kell Bush of New Haven as teach­ to school. Mr. Tousey said Friday that he thefirst piano and Miss Mary Dev­ Through the program chairman. member: "The fellows will miss Dan Mrs. Monroe Tanner of New Haven er. lin and Miss Marlon 'Thatcher at the Havens' friendly smile and greet­ And so it was, everyone helped, Intended scouring the town over Rev. Frederic R. Murray, a sym­ and Mrs. Ray Gifford of East Ha­ With scissors, crayons, colored the Glllcttes and the Ayers and the week end to locate forgotten second piano . ing. He had a cheery, although ven will be speakers. posium was arranged for the meet­ quiet word for everyone. Dan will wall papers and magazines, Mrs. some 30 other parents. A piano was scrap heaps, . Miss Olive Pratt conducted the ing of the Rotary Club Monday be missed, not only by our own mem­ Present officers are Mrs. Robina Bush taught 30 youngsters two donated. From then on tiny business meeting. Mrs. Burr and noon in commemoration ''of the Zvonkovlc, Mrs. George Bodycoat mornings a week, at first, and la­ voices thrilled with'the songs of Mrs. Plnkham assisted the hostess. bers but by scores of visitors who HAVE YOU PAID? 37th anniversary of Rotary. The and Mrs. John Hart ter three. When enrollments in­ pussy-willows, violets and Jack soon learned to know and like him". With paper placed on the gov­ UNION LENTEN SERVICES general topic was "Youth In War For 20 years now the club has creased to 40, the Community Frost. ' . • • met regularly the r-ccond Tuesday ernment priorities list and reduc­ The Rev. Robert C. Dentan of St. Time and Peace Time". The speak­ Council invited Mrs. Bush to open While all this was happening the tion in auotas likely the next step. John's Church, New Haven will be ers were William Sangster, "Youth MUSICAL AFTERNOON of every month. Mrs. Bodycoat five mornings and paid according­ kindergarten mothers organized the it is essential that ' weekly news­ guest preacher Sunday at the Union Looks to Us as Employers"; S. A. Mrs. William L. Rice will be lea has been secretary since its Incep­ ly. Branford Mothers' Club as part of papers be placed as neai' as possi­ Lenten Service to be held in'Trin­ Petrillo, "Youth Looks to Us as der of a musical afternoon Friday tion and Mrs. Zvonkovlc has held Parents were not required to pay the National Congress of Mothers ble on a paid lip or In advance ity Church at 8 o'clock. Friends"; William E. Hitchcock, when the Half Hour Reading Club the office of president for over 10 tuition but donations were grate­ which In more recent years has basis. Then there Is also the busi­ years. "Youth Looks to Us as Fathers"; meets with Mrs. Sidney V. Osborn. fully received. been changed to'National Congress ness side of rtslng costs and high­ Associated Business of Branford M. P. Kelly, "Youth Looks to Us as Mrs. Wllford T. Nott and her All but a couple of the handful of Mrs. Robert Williams saw to it of Parents and Teachers. 'Mrs. er prices for such paper as news­ meets this evening at Howard Leaders." committee will serve refreshments. present-day members were charter that paper and'i boards were on Continued on page five paper publishers are able to buy. Johnson's Restaurant.

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PAQE TWO THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN,, MARCH 5, lO'lZ PAGE .THREE from conl provide osaentiul ma­ j HE HAS HIS OWN TROUBLES Taxes -Fook More iS\}s IStmfoth Srnleuiterial s for building stronger and better plnhcs. WASHINGTON SHORT BEACH STRAIGHT FROM Established 1928 Than Increase In Also plastics proauccd ifroni SNAPSHOTS Published Every Thursday At coal fiiriiiiih hundreds of other ar­ ST. KLIZABKTH'S TARISU Norman Downe, air raid warden NEW YORK BY JAMKB PnesTON ticles such «R pertoils, AlackR,:rftin-- Yearly Revenue urges men and women to volunteer , Branford, Conn. Kr. William O'Brien for warden service and not wait by coals, battery boxes, air-condi­ At the rate at which Congress Operating i-evcnurs of The Con­ Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. "for a gilt edged invitation". Coritcssions—'4:00 p. m. Saturday THE BRANFORD REVIEW, INC. tioning grilles, radio cabinets, ta­ has been appropriating funds for necticut Light and Power Company preceding first Sunday. 37 Rose Street bic tops, etc. military purposes, this war will for 1941 were up more than ten per Mr, and Mrs, Donald McKay and cent over those of 1940, according Sunday Masses 10 A. M. their children, Donald, Peggyann Glieniioals from coal contribute have to be every man's war .. . De- to the American way'Of life, in to tl;lc Company's Annual Report and Arlenc, movedl Saturday to MEYER LESHINE Publisher cause, In terms ot dollars and cents, which was released today, but in­ UNtON CHAPEL Hyde Park, Boston. road construction, medicines, au­ the cost is terrific. AUOE T. PETERaON Editor creases in expenses and particularly Sunday, March 8, U A.M. Sermon The Chnpcl Worker.s will spon­ tomobile tires, weed killers, clay Since Congress met on January in taxes took more than all of the by the pastoV,.Rev. E. C..Carpenter. sor a St, Patrick's dessert bridge pigebns, telephones, wood preser­ 5th, a bill has been enacted to pro­ increase in revenues. Topic; Those Who Helped Jesus on March 13 at 1:30 P. M. in Ihe vide $12,525,000,000, primarily tor • A gain of $2,191,597 was noted in HE YOUNO Telephone Branford 400 vatives, etc. Carry Ills Cross, Anthem by tho home of Mrs, Edward V, Allen of airplanes and the expansion of air­ operating revenues over the previ­ UK SMART Few persons 'TellliM that our Choir,, Write to former rcsldenUi Clark Avenue, Claicnce Munger is For all-nut clmrni and •Bubsorlpton Rate: craft production; another has been ous year, but after expenses de­ whom you know about the Chapel ' practlcnllty —n youne- dhcmical industry, in conjunction chairman. ItiM a iftar, Paynlile' in AdVliKie enacted authorizing $20,495,000,000 ducted, net operating revpnues were Old Home Day,-April 19, the -sec­ looklng ensemble coni- Advprtlslng Rates. On Application with the natural resources indus­ for the Navy; and a third has been THE FARM HELPS FIGHT $5,959,685 as compared with $0,313,- Mioscil ot full-lcnsth ond Sunday -iifticr Saster . ]sheer wool coat over a tries sneh as mining, oil, timber acted upon by the House to appro­ Sctli Low PierreponI, cciitor. in L'n|), (•liiiiriMiiii of the State Salvage 796 in 1940. Earnings per share ot 9:45 A, M, Sunday School, George priate $32,000/000,000 for arms, ccmnion slock wer $2.94 for 1941, 'Bay printed orcpc. This Cotnniiltec, spent the weelieml .setting an t'xaiii]ile wliioli otlier Coii- Brown, Superintendent, Lesson j New York creation is n Wiimber Df and power,'have been (piiotly ''''- lease-lend aid and ship construc­ while In 1940 they were $3:21. STONY CREEK ncetiiMit farm owners will have a hanl time licatiiig. The state sal­ Topic; The Drinker's Reason for 1 cheerful morale builder New England Press Association volutionizing and improving our tion. This brings the total to $70,- with its green and white vage head collected 71'JO pounds of scrap iron and steel from his President C. L, Campbell said Using Alcoholic Beverages. OTIS WILLIAMS DIES American standards of living. 000,000,000, or 70 per cent of the p.'ilblf y iirint, t o p p o d estimated national Income for 1942. IJidgcfield, Conn., farm. He Is sliown turning a load over to the that the costs of doing business Friday, March 6, 8:00 P, M, Choir AT AGE SIXTY-FIVE with a slcndcrlzliii; coat' 'Entered'*s 'Second class mttter This is but another triumph to have risen sharply and 'will rise Rehearsa! at the Chapel, , of nvocailo green wool, Net result, according to statisti­ Kidgeliekl Salvage Committee. It was carted away in a truck do­ Ootober'18, l»aB,;Rt the Post OfAce chalk up for individual opportu­ .still further. Taxes lor 1941 were Tuesday, March 10, 3:00 P, M, The death' ot Otis Williams of cians, Is that since Pearl Harbor nated for rural collections. at Branford, Conn, lindor Act of nity and enterprise in our omin- $3,725,709, an Increase of $1,138,592 Chapel Workers' Monthly Meeting, Buena Vista Road, Stony Creek, oc­ Congress has appropriated or auth­ over 1940, Wages, the co.st of ma March 3, 1887. try. Wednesday, March 11, 7:30 P. M, curred Sunday In his home follow­ orized appropriations for the war ef­ why people drink alsohollc bever­ terlals, the cest of being regulated— Young People's Fellowship, fort at the rate ot $389 for every ing ti .short Illness, lie was 05 years ages, some other question arise con­ all have increased and will continue Sunday School Board Meeting to one of the 13,000,000 persons In the ALL IN THE of age and was born in tlio old Thursday, March B, 1942 cerning the present wartime con­ to increase, "Because of these con­ be announced Sunday .. iOENSORS AND NEWS country. This docs not Include some Williams honieslcad in Stony Creek ditions. For Instance: We under­ tinued rising costs, most of whicli "" Special Lenten Services''^ai'o~as a son of Henry-Williams and Ma­ additional $200 nor capita which the stand that since the ataok on Pearl DAY'S WORK arc beyond tho control of the man­ follow?: . . ria Lyons, All his life ho had been Government censorship is being Senate'Is considering. BY E. C, AND N. H. CARPENTEH Harbor the Army and Navy have ALAEiW AT NO ALARM ' agement," Mr. Campbell said, "the a rcsldciil of Stony Ci;cek, For, a criticizctl Severely In Washington closed all places oil the Islands that March 8—ThOSo Who Helped Jc-. KEEP IT CLEAN time has come when no further re­ great many years ho had been cm- , AVhn is rcHponsible for the Letters to Congressmen from the dispensed alcoholic beverages. So iSliowii iibcivc is ilic addition InTlic ('nniuH'ticiit Liirlit and I'owor ductions (in ratesl are po.sslble, arid sus carry His Cross even though those old newsmen, MORALE ployed as carpenter and house We've got lo fiKliI nioi'c lliiiii the Axis today. We must even folks back home Indicate that they far, so good. But why not extend increases must engnge serious con- March 15—Two of the Actors—One town's'lack ofi'n'SrttiWdbtory nir- byr6n Price and Lowell McUcK, Conipauy's Devon iiowcr phiiil wliicli will IKJUSC -I."!.0(111 kilowatts ol! painter for O, C, Kelsey & Sons. • are willing to pay whatever the This is a Frencli word, and that that policy in other parts of our slderatlori," Over-Tlmld-hrid Slow; One' Too rftid signftl? are supposed to pass upon news light, a part ol' om'selvcs — Ihe part that believes rumors, for ex­ additional fioiiiM'niiiii.' t-iipnrily. . 'Pin- m-w iiiiil ivill lii' pliicod in uoin- costs—there Is no question .of stint­ may commend It to some. But it is nation which may become subject Swift and ^Impetuous, Mr. Williams Is survived by his ample, and pusses llicni on to others, ]'^)r unl'oinuled stories can He pointed-out thattriuajor gains ftnok in the montli, of Dcocmr items that should not'be printed ing—but, they ask. what about the quite a nice sounding word and to attack? It the Army and Navy mei'cial opcratioM .Si'pli'nibci- 1 Ai-i-ordin^;- to Ilit' Coiiipan.A-'s An­ widow, one brother, Clarence H. hail'been registered In sales Of both March 22—Jesus Before Pilate and bevvwhen BO mitoh wiis'being said or shouted over • the radio. Gol- sonicfinies he as dosti'iictive as lirili coluiuns, Administration's getting down to much used at the present time. in Hawaii need no alcohol, why do nual Hepoi't, ii second unit of tlie same size is on order iind will be Williams, both of Stony Creek, also gas and electricity to ' industry, Pilate Before Jesus, about a certain distant Bjiot, Pearl flnel Donovan (ind Ai'ehibald Mc- Heebitly M'e've heard a lot ahoul shortages. Aluminum,irubber, business? Now Webster's dictionary says it they need it anywhere else? Aren't installed at the plant later. 'I'liy o.xiiiinsioii is piirt ol' llii! Coinpauy's March 20—Palm Sunday, The a niece. means "That mental state which "The controlling reason for the Harbor,Hllc 'piibliB 'AViis itifoririod sugar — tlie list is growing, and soinit look under the bod at night Fury at frills in the Office of we all on a war basis now? -Things That Might Have Been, The funeral was held Wednesday IJcUh also ns'e blue pencils to kill renders .a man capable ot endur­ program of increasing generating eapaeily 1(] iiieot aiiliuipiited do large Increase in revenues in 1941,'' t() sec what isn't thei'f. We niust reineiiiber tliat We .still have more Civilian Defense, Congressional pen­ The papers announce that sail­ April 2-^Thursday Night. Com- at 2 p 111, from the funeral home thitt ilio .system'parts -wdro on or-! news that niight ho of valuable in- ance and of exhibiting courage In .-.niands, particuhu'l.v tniiii Wiir iiulusli'ios, I'or uioro eliHttri(5 powei',, the president .stated, "Is that Con­ sions, the proportions ot the ave­ ors and civilians both are being muriloii Service. of Norman V, Lamb. Kev, Frederic d(ir since ofti'ly sunimer and were tormatioii to thO; enemies. than eiitiugh of injiiiy products,. And we must stop believing and the presence of danger; the con­ necticut in genprai Is one of the rage. American woman (She turned arrested in San Francisco drinking R, Murray, rector rtf T'rinlty church spreading I'umoi's aboiit imagined scareiticH. Here's a ease in point. dition of troops as regards spirit, Important defense Industry -areas- April 5—Special'EaSter Music. Spe­ four mattiesses for each company expected any day. , out to be dumpy. So what?) un­ places because their careless talk Is olTlciated and the burial was In Host assured that whenever the enthusiasm, dlsclplhie," etc. Very many of the manufacturing enter­ cial Service In th-Sunday School are necessary :, and the ipublio is' A short time ago many woiiioii began to believe that American earthed by the Department ot Agri­ likely to disclose valuable InformaT THIS BUSIWESS East; Lawn cemetery. East Haven. Fire Deparfmeni Game February and , the blaeki GOO or 000 newspaper correspond­ well, at the present time we all need prises being easily and quickly con­ April 12—Are the Heavens Open or asked to donate those articles if soap companies wouldn't be able to supply us with enough soup. culture, arid projects of similar ilk tion to enemy spies who may be o\it tests and nrt eonipletc signali ents in Washington decide that morale. The question is how best to OF verted from peacoliiiie use to tlie Are They Shut? they have a cot, etc, that they can. turns out to be more than a temp­ listening. But who does not know A meeting of llic Rosary Con­ Forms Auxiliary Some who lived in rural areas began hunting up the old iron soap promote It. I remember in the first production of war materials. This April 10—Chapel Day, This wlllbc spare,. Some Udetnons of Inwti are iin- Ihe censors arc getting lough, or est In 'a' teapot. / that alcohol always has been and buckets their mothers had used years.ago, 'They ,stiirted to make World War we had many public fact constitutes a distinct advan­ observed as a sort of Old Home fraternity of St. Theresa's Church ca.sy for Ihfcy tartnAt hear tlu' unreasonable, lliftt they will .say In the House the other day a Rep­ always will be a tongue loosener; Juat as soon as this, auxiliary Is meetings, many new songs were tage because -.of course. It means Day. All pepiile who were for­ win be held March 11 at 8'P.M. In Tile Fire Dcpartniuni of the Town present ^irrangcment and a r e their own soap. In doing so tlloy began to luunpor America's war resentative described the reaction of that many a military or diplomatic completed at demonstration oft Are so. Washington is the world's written, and flamboyant orators set that the conclusion of the emer­ merly associated with the Cha­ the church. of Branford will organize an. aux­ effort, and Ihe War Production Hoard is now.asking them to stop, the people by relating a story. 'A secret has been unwittingly disclos­ bombs,, etc., and-advice on how to keeping llieir fingers orosscd. > power house for news, and il lias forth what we would do to the gency these enterprises can with' pel arc cordially invited. The iliary nru unit within tho Jurisdlc- newspaper In a medium-sized Mld- ed when wily agents have plied the handle them will bo given. Als6 because valuable glycerin is lost.when soap is made at home. Kaiser as soon as we got him into equal readiness return lo their us­ Trustees and others will take llon of tho Fire Department. It Ihe Civiliati'Defense isn't re- (he power to get tlie news and dis­ Westernl City was selling defense possessor of it with liquor? In the s-J^u •A:XrXILIARY POLICE a moving picture of incendlai;y Glycerine, it seems, is a by-product of coinmercial soaprmaiin- our power . Some people in our day ual products." part. Tho department "would like,to Rponsible, then it must be the air tribute it imder any circumstanc­ stamps through Its eorrlers who de­ first World War it was a criminal TO BE ORGANIZED bombs will be shown illustrating tho who are in high places have thought A MATTER OF COMPARISON in a fairly normal way. the average have all the votunloers who can to, raid .wardens, Tliat commitlee es that will servo the best inter-' faeturei's and todiiy;is badly needed to make explosives. Like other livered papers to the customer's offense to sell liquor to any man in Mr, Campbell explained that tho varloiLs ways to take care of them. that the use of high priced enter­ . "Hold on there I" said I to my Frenchman ate only 55 pounds of join up;ivltli the various.companies 1 indiistries doing war work, the soap companies lire stepping up their home. Sales fell off. Upon instruc­ the uniform of the United States. power required by the Company's Lieut, Joliii'•%.' Ladd received a Chief Chi-lsiiiui Woorhlo of the hasn't it among its rtsponsibiji- es!s of the people of the United tainers dancers, arid such like, might daughter last Saturday morning sugar per year. In spite of all their of the several district, companies in' tion from the newspaper, the news­ Why, then, do our legislators in industrial customers has increased service mCdal Monday night as vet­ Branford police ' department a,sks tics, so it must be tlic bhielcoul States. production, 'I'liey're working so hard to make glycerine that the help to keep up the "morale" of our when I saw her getting out the big wonderful little "gateaus" and fancy town, to help in case of an air raid boys asked why,.and found out that Washington hesitate to pass the by more tlian-50,000 kilowatts. J-lc eran ot the Second Company Gov­ that anyone who .signed civilian tables are tin'iicd and soap is alinost a by-product of their efforts people. yellow crock and the wooden .spoon chocolate conco.ctlons. The Russians or sabptdge. The main idea tit pro-i' (loinmlttce. it was a manifestation of public much milder bill S. 860 which only -said: ernor's Fool Guard, defense enrbllmcht blanks fcr aux-^ and the butter and sugar prepara­ ate only 20 pounds per person and sent is to littve tour mcn:statloiiod now. The cart.before, the horse this time, and it's even helping to resentment at indiscriminate spen­ gives the Army and Navy the power "Fortunately, this situation was lljary police service contact him at each and evoiy flrehouso In town But 'no, sii'ens are not part of To me most ot these endeavors, tory to making our Sunday cake. the Poles 28. The Dutch, whom we've HISTORY REPEATS pull 1 ding. It was the employment by the to establish dry zones- around mili­ anticipated and in September, 1940, There will be a meeting Mon as such a gioup may be foinicd and In the districts, from Ivvolve llinir work, so it must be up to while the motive Is good, seem child­ "Perhaps we'd better have ginger always thought ot as. living very I OCD of people deemed unqualified ish. Here is my idea ol what will tary camps and bases? Are we the Company ^placed an order for day afternoon of the executive heic. Anyone el.so who Is Inleicsl- inldnlght until six the next morn­ Iho'lJranfor'd Fire Department to Winning the war is going to be a huge jpb, and we must all do brea'd or fruit for dessert instead. well, ate about 64 pounds'of sugar board of the BhoiL Beach Parent In 1017-18, d\u-ing AVorld War and Congress' voting, Itself pensions make our. American _, people cap­ really,:going "all out" ..for.war. If 45,0-Ob kiiowatts-oi; addltional.-een-: od in helping In this lino of de­ ing so as to be loady to respond our,, part. AS'. this story. shows, wo pauHometimcso4'« -tliat in simple .•you kribw,,there's.a shortage of su­ each year. In Great Britain, thoy had Teacher 'ASsoalatlon. ' ' , oxei't ovory. cft'drt io seo that pro­ that time. able dt "eriaiirari'ce Iri tlie 'face'dl we refuse lb-remove this one'great eratiiiE/ capacityHo> he installed In fense work may seouio^ infoima- immediately at the alaim of Ihe or 1, thoro'was a demand on fhepftrt ways>-- just liynot niakiji'g soap,:f-or' example, and by saying'"no gar and we've got to go, mighty a ..miicli sweeter time with 109 Its Devon-plant,Avhlchit IS expected tloii fio'm Chief "Wocj'hlo tection is.'proVidetJ before Uio Some of this Is on Its way to be­ danger". Flr.st, give us all of the temptation to ineflficlenoy frorq olhcr omergenclcs. ,ThIs means of the War Iiulnstries Honi-d for easy.'' pounds per person, but Australia did will be placed 111 commercial oper­ Short Beach Chapel Workers will surprise ife.st is'gi\'on early this Soivp''.'';to>rumors. . '• ' . ,, ing straightened out. Dean Landls, facts, encouraging and otherwise, training camps arid their erivlrons? even better getting 113 pounds each ation September 1, next. In Octo­ meet Tuesday afternoon at three a 'radical savings in thc'consunip: director of the OCD, seems to have that can be safely made public. We One wonders, too, it It may not be "But we have been going easy," monlli. But that was still well below the ber, 1941, the Company placed an o'clock at the home of Mrs.-Anna tion of print paper. To effect a that agency well In hand. In the are not babies or weaklings. "We possible that there is a direct con­ she reminded me. '"No chocolate Not tlio Fire Department's American average order for a second 45,000 kilowatts Stone, Grove Street. oonsiderbole pari of tlie demand­ WHEN IS LOST? opinion of many observers here the can take it", whatever It is, and pre­ nection between the high percen­ sauce for our ice cream last night. So, you see it's all a ma.tter of of additional generating capacity fault! Tlieu pcrluips the town OCD Is getting down to the practical pare for it. We do not need to be tage of physically unfit among the No candied apples with the pork ed savings, the board proposed When the Navy Department released its account of the destruc­ comparisons. And Americans in war to be installed In Its Devon plant, fathers eiin give us au adequate business of air raid shelters, war­ told that our navy has sunk a hun­ draftees and the great increase in Mr. and Mrs. -Walter McCarthy to practically put American uews- the ether day and never any candy. time live better than many Euro­ whichls scheduled for- commercial tion, the JupS did at Pearl Harbor, it said that the destroyer Shaw dens, gas masks and first aid. Con­ dred Jap.5 ships when they may only social drinkng since repeal. Cer­ and Walter and Edna, their chil­ air raid Signhl, Besides, they say well be allowed 77 peans in the days of peace! We've operation in 1944, Because of press­ l')apers out of business for the du: was totally lost. Wb even had inotnre.s to prove itl In newspapers, gress, too, has seen the errors of its have knocked over a flsiilrig smack, tainly liquor never increases phy­ dren, were In iNew Tfork Sunday, Prttetieally every e'lly and towli pounds ot sugar for each of us this taken too many ot our advantages ing war needs it takes.about three ration oC tho war, \ ways and is repenting on the pen­ or killed a million Germans when sical fitness or efficiency. Then why newsreels and.magazines, tho Shaw was officially lo.st. year and that's quite a lot." for granted and too often overlook­ years now from Ihe time the order in the state is fussing about this sions. they may have defeated a regiment. use it? why legalize it? Especially To prevent issuing the drastic Now comes word that the Shaw has arrived at a West Coast "What do you mean 'quite a lot,' " ed the fact that our (roc industrial same troublesome matter, but Those are the tactics used by our in time of war. is placed to get delivery of units of orde'r that had been prepared, the port under her o^vn stehm. The ship the'Japs "suiik".not only still Privately, commentators here are I asked her. "It's a lot less than sj'Stem has made us used to a stan- this type. It is witli a sense of sa­ Air Raid Warden then, too, praotically city and saying that there's nothing wrong enemies. The one who invented board wiis shown the necessity 6f floats; it's crossed two thousand iniles of ocean tbget repairs tliat the title, "Defense Bonds" ought to we're used to and everybody is war-1 dard of living undreamed of'iii tisfaction that, we are able to join town in tJic state ia doing some­ with the morale of the people that nirig us to be careful,' many lands Willi the other' utilities of the State School Begins the continuance of these newspa­ will send it. back into the light, to lick the enemy I better morale in Administration be retired permanently. What we OUR KITTY KAT "Well, it all depends on how you thing about it. want Is "Tank Bonds", "Airplane in the claim that no power shortage pers as An essential pari of the In that story there's a lesson that every Americurmust learn circles oiin't remedy. look at it," my philosophical daugh­ in Connecticut has accompanied the war effort. It was shown the ef- Bonds", "Victory Bonds", or better We have a kitty, who's black as ter, now a junior in high school, Instruction classes are being it we are to stop the Axis and save our freedom. \Ve don't know still "United States Bonds". As Mr, national emergency and no inter­ Which brings to mind a story coal I limit, it isn't much. But whei? you held Tuesdays apd Thursdays in ' MORE'TOOOME? tool these uewspapers had on peo­ our own strength I We've got to wake up to that fact. We've got Willkie has so well pointed out, it College Notes ruption of production of 'war mate­ worth repeating. A candidate for The loveliest, nicest, dear little soul. declared. "If you compare it with the high-school at 7:30 for air raid ple ot rural communities in sisi is high time to stop thinking of de­ rials has been experienced on that to shake olT. complacency and got to work and do the enormous, dif­ Governor of one bf our North Cen­ He loves to lie down, wherever what we used to have here in the wardens. . It isn't very often we are.gen­ fense, arid begin to think of aggres­ account," taining war enthusiasm.. Print­ ficult job tliat the war'has thrust upon us. It's no' good wi-shing for tral states (this was sometime ago) there's heat, United Stateswhen the sky was the Anyone interested Is urged to sion, the defeat of the enemy. MISS ISUACKEN SERVES He also pointed out that because erous enough 'to hand out bou­ ing war jiicturos and warn news discovered an Item on a travel ex­ Especially the radiator, that is his limit, it isn't much. But when you tlie good old days; no god wishing wo were beating tlie Japs. AVC 're Miss 'Virginia Bracken, a member of The Connecticut Light and Power contact the nearest sector warden quets but those patriotically- pense account of a fellow politician During the Civil War for three seat. compare it with what they ate be­ commont in their columns pro' thc'good old days; no good wishing we were beating the Japs. AVe of tlie class of 1943 of Albertus Company's reliance on steam plants Provisional wardens, those who did It was 80 cents for a baked potato. years we had military leaders who fore the war in other countries, •min'deil follows at Safeal-ljou dueed greater efforts in raising He pays no attention, to us not at Magnus College, served on the com- for the major part of its generating not take the. examination at the oau't w'in'the Avar witli day dreams. This candidate took up the ques were timid, struck feebly, always we're Still rolling in sugar." Farihs are Sv'orthy and entitled to food crops with which to feed our all. niittee whicli arranged the annual requirements, no power shortage close of the first school and others The'-'lost'''Shiiw. is'Hoating beoau.se men refused to believe the tion of the "potato and riiade a on the defense, or struck rashly. But "Do you happen lo know how a big' hhud.', Not even heeding, our beck and our Junior Tea, The tea was held on was experienced during the 1941 who have aslced'to lake courses will iiclves and our allies It iiroduced campaign issue out of It. He ac when General Grant was put in much they did eat in these other fact that .she wiis'loSt, Instead 6t giving up, they went to work, and call. Sunday, February 22 from four to drought when ceratin other sections be expected to attend, Mr. Mills It seems that Tom OoUagher, a an increased sale of government quired a reputation as watchdog of command there was no more re­ countries?" I asked, pinning her they worked il ihii'liclc. "Today the Shaw can become a synibol for He mews when he wants to go out Six o'clock in Lambert Hall. Mem­ of tho country, where hydro devel­ now has'85 qualified men and wo­ milker, •w'ho'has reason enough of bonds tlu'ough wliicli • to finance the state treasury and was three treating, no more campaigns of de­ down. every defeat we've suffered. For when is defeat permanent? When of doors. bers of the faculty, students and opments are the primary sources, men and hobes to double that num­ times elected Governor of the state fense. His army went forward, "It's all in my school notebook. his own to want to ttfeet a vic­ the war effort. It produced en: With nary a sound, as he crosses their guests were invited to attend, were liandicapped by lack of elec­ ber. Halt of the .stair should be is lost really lost? Onlywlien we give up,-refuse to work hard, and never backward. There was no Just wait until I get it." And in tory, rounded up the Cherry Hill thusiustic compliance vhh draft Some of the economists here have -^ the floors. Mi-ss Bracken i.s the daughter of tricity. women believe it's lost. been clamoring for a watchdog ot trouble about keeping up the another few minutes she was giving gang and said something to this regulations, and fathers and mo­ He cries for his meals, whenever Mr, and Mrs. Thomas C. Bracken Severance of the relationship be­ Sector wardens are; Eugene Rod­ the federal treasury for a long time "morale" of the army or the coun­ me chapter and verse on the world he's hungray. ot Clark Avenue, Branford. tween The United Gas Improvement ney,'Branford Hills, Cherry Iliii, effect: "Come on, you guys. What thers ot the farms s6nt their sins because, they point out, there are try while Grant's army was defeat­ sugar situation. Maybe you'll be as The American country newspa­ INSPECTION LANES OPEN Whether it's Thursday, Friday, or Company of Philadelphia arid The Norman Bowne, Short Bcacli; J, A are we going to do about bnyitig into the arniud' forces as into a many 80 cent Items being paid for ing the enemy. Before that there surprised as I was at the actual Sunday. Connecticut Light and Power Com­ Johnson, Branford Point; John E per fully measures up to its job in The first 1942 aiitomoblle Inspec­ •Which the country could do with had been plenty of doubt as to facts, ' bonds to 'buy bombs?" holy cause. If perchance we forget, to call hinfi SUBSCRIBE TO THE i- pany last ,spring was reviewed by Donnelly, Branford center, north. but. whether Abraham Lincoln could be It seems that in 1937 and 1938 Witli little or no -por-suaslon' the American.war plans. It provides tion period win begin on Monday, at night, Mr. Campbell, Sale of the U G I Rev. Frederic R. Murray, Branford Yes, tho country newspapers elected the second tme. There was when things were still going along BRANFORD REVIEW men nodded acqniesoouee to a the pictures and iil'formation March 9, the Motor Vehicle Depart­ plenty of wavermg among the states He mews and cries, till he sees the Company's stock, which constituted center, south; William L. Meffert were essential to the maintenance ment aniiounoed today. Favorable comment has been that were supposed to be perfect­ light. a controlling Interest In the Con-Jr., Indian Nock; Milton W. Goss, plan to set aside a portion ot each which build and maintain war elicited not only here, but also In of the war effort, and when tlinso Lanes will operate from 8 a. m. ly, loyal. We think he's great, a real pal to necicut utility, resulted in a mueh Hotchkiss Grove, Pine Orchard, •week's'Wage to\Vard the purchase the press throughout the country, ONE OF RUBL GOLDBERG'S INVENTIONS things were shown . lo President enthusiasm, Svhieli makes for a to 5 p. m. every day except Sundays ua. greater local control of stock, Mr. Rev. Kenneth Brookes, Stony Creek of defense bonds. and legal holidays, weather condi­ at the "conversion," step by istep, It pretty soon our leaders do not Campbell said. The Company now and P. Sherwood Boyd, Post Road, Wilson, ho at once

'.. ( PAGE FOUR THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, OONN,, MARCH 5, 1943 THE BRANFOKD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., MARCH 6, 1942 PAGE FTVE --•....•— •• .l"l'. • ^~— n .iinnliiT-.. .i,.i.-.Tii«. , ..lilfai.iCj •"^— II !•• .in- ».. J~^ Grade 4: Anne Fitzgerald, Thelma fyKi*^ Mid-Year Honor Dougherty, Lillian Makosky, Bar­ USMaiiMi-- Town Aecepts bara Rodman, Jennie Zebroski. State Cooperates In New Safety Effort Grade 6: Anna Krewski, Barbara HIKimiHIinAirBEAnBB Continued frotrotmn :pag e one Continued from page one b.. All persons not in the classifi­ Larrabee, Alice Struzinski. OrWORlDWARlFAME WAS ONE OF Junior High School News THEWDST DKORATED MEN IN TOE cations listed in 3a shall Immedi­ College Course—Joan Barrett, HARBOR STREET SCHOOL MARINE CORPS HIS DECORATIONS. Grade 1: Bernard Erickson, Ro­ WCLUDED THE ARMY AND AIAVV .,„, ately seek the nearest available Mildred Cutler,' Joan Haveiock, DtSTINGUISHED SEPVICE MEDAL,THE , CLUBS STAFF SPORTS shelter and shall remain In such bert Knecht, Kenneth Plant, Ro- FREWM LE&CW OF HONOR, THt CROIX Jeanne Johnston, Betty Lou Lake, shelter until the "all dear" signal STO Lenore Paiumbo, Betty Lou SUney, ert Smith, Margaret Jones, Barbara dsGUEBRE AND THE CROIX d« Rose Comino Billy Mischler GUERRE FROM ITALY £di(or-in-Ch(c/ has been sounded, Richard Farrlngton, Robert Mis- Kaminski, Mary Lynch, Patty Neal, Margaret Morawskl On March 3, 210 played 110 in a chler, Joseph Orene, Richard Seiar- Carol Smith, Knitting Club — Just busy. thrilling game with the victor 210 c. The operators of all vehicles Don't Kill Our Workers Inl. Grade 2: Lewis Close, Grace Ca­ Assistant Editor-in-Chief by a score of 13 to 5 with Mischler except those required for use by persorts in the classification listed Household Course—Juno Osborn. ruso, Ann Cugma, Barbara Jones, Science Club — Had a study pe­ William Plnkham- high scorer for 210 with 7 points. Rutli Pllvcnis, Sandra Pratt,-' The 210 players received their In 3a shall immediately bring tholr JUNIORS >•• riod because of exams and because HIGHWAY SAFEtY CAMPAIGN ' Grade 3: Henry Cutler, Betty Gor­ most of tho members were absent. Chairman Emily Nygard awards for the championship. vehicles to a stop ns far as possible Commercial Courcc'— Dorothy on the right-hand portion of the CONDUCTtO BY Babcock, Carol Genrlch, Anna don, Joan Nygard, Eugenia Zaffino, Ass't Chairman Patty White Those who received the awards are John T. McCatthy, Commissioner sirtiT rouDDiiDon Grade 4: Rachel Brooks, Patricia as follows: Billy Mischler, Bob Lake .highway or street, ?haU turn off Kotowskl, Anna Regalski, Harriet Model Club — Boats are being the engines of same,, shall vacate DopDrtmont of Motor Vchlclot Softer, Helen Wadka. " Kennedy, Mary Zurowskl. Secretary Nancy Jacocks Francis Ra'ioia, Walter Gross, Ron­ State of Connecticut • Grade 5: John Ambrulevich, Jo­ made In the model club; Tuna ald Geli, Billy Corcoran, -Matthew same, leaving the doors unlocked College Course—Eln Borgesqn, I THE TAaEST OFFICER Treasurer Eleanor Deigrego seph Ambrulevich, Joseph Bodner, lAJ THE MdlllME CORPS ¥K^^ boat, aircraft carrier, California Emlelita, Morgan Rodney. and shall seek shelter as required Betty Lou Cassidy, Newell Landcc, STOOD SIA cruiser, battleship and a 76-nillU- in 3b above. < • Adrienne Northam, Eleanor Skroza, John Kennedy, Phyllis Caruso. ASSEMBLY Grade 8: Elizabeth Briggs, Carol meter cannon by ' Ray Soboleski. 4. Upon the sounding of tho Claudia Stannard. ,• Robert Lake is fixing an airplane. Thomas Pope Crawford, Shirley Holmes, Valerie March i In the auditorium, Mr. 205 defeated 212 Thursday at an "public warning" signal during the Household Arts —Victoria Lund- Nearly all the boys are working on Clarence Townsend, principal, told strom. Morawskl, Sally Taylor. exciting game. 205 rolled up most night season and until the sound­ STONY CREEK SCHOOL airplanes or boats. Jim Nelson the" Jr. High students of the pre­ ing of the "all clear," or upon the March ( -Rev. Uadley Williams, SENIORS' of tlieir points at the first half, In Trinity Church, New Grade 1: Mariette Ablondi, Mary made a minesweeper The Spirit of cautions to be taken during an air­ with 212 getting them in the sec­ order of the-Army or Navy without Curate Commercial Course—Anna Dykun, 1778, Continental 'Army, and Betsy raid. tho sounding of thoi "public warn­ Haven Tessie Haroskcvlez, Anna Raymond., Ann Lomartra, Sally Bralnerd. ond half. The half ended with a Grade 2: Lsatson Landes, Larry Ross and her flag. score of 10 to 9. The second half ing" signal and until the Army or CHURCH NOTES Marcli 13—Rev. Stuart C. Cowles, College Course—Adele Bedient, Ruth Navy order shall have been lifted; Priest-in-Ciiarge of Emmanual THESE RAILS ARE GOING TO WAR Bergqulst, Lillian BorzUlo, Patricia Page. GENERAL NEWS opened ond 205 got 5 points and Grade 3: Mary Ellen Symonds, John Mansfield and James O'- 212 got 9. The ganic ended with a a. The lights of all buildings shall Church, Weston The first vail of UK; (I(),()()(),()()() JKHIIUIK of aliiiiuloiicd sinol rail in (!()M- Bourtelle,Carol Bradley, Pauline 204 had a visitor in their room March 20--ROV. Harold J. Edwards, Dunbar, Nancy Fitzgerald, Anne Jeannette Webb. TEN MONTHS BETWEEN Connell brought In stamp albums. 21 to 18 victory for 205. High scor­ immediately be extinguished or ueotiout Ntreels cdmes diil of llio ground for AnieriiMi'K war ori'ort, as Grade 4: Edword Murphy, Marilyn AND 1937 , U.S.MARINES last week. It was Hazel Stannard completely obscured by the own­ Masses hi St. Marys' Church on SCHEDULE OF LENTEN Rector of Trinity Church, Sey­ JUST ARRIVED Gale, Doris Polastrl, Joan Rosen­ GUARDED THE UNITED STATES from Norwich, Conn. er for 205 was Terry Topklns and Now Britain and Stale del'oiiMi! ol'dcialK look on. Mayor George J, thal, Beryl Sulllvart, Donald Kis- Erickson. MAIL AGAINST E.ANDITBV. _ for the losers it was evenly divided. ers, operators or tenants of such Sunday will bo tit 7:30, fl and 10:30. SEKVIOES mour ^10 MAIL WAS L09T DURl/J* The Reporters Club is getting all We think Evelyn Dennison is SUNDAYS March 27—Rev. Arthur P. Lewis, Coyle of New Britain, icfl, in lanncliing a eily wide removal ofJiOO Mr. and Mrs. Elwood W. Shepard sell, Jo.mes Mellor. Grade 5: Janice Maiiloux. THIS PERIOD, 204's game was postponed. buildings so as not to bo visible Of the news together for the final is­ coming homo this week from the Rector of St. Michael's Nauga- lOiiH of stool, said tlwit "willi Wl'A lielp it in possible for the eity (Dorothy Vickstrom) of Prospect LAUREL STREET SCHOOL Grade 0: Amerigo Farina, Har­ Standings Won Lost from outside such buildings, except FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 8:45 a.m.—Holy Communion riet Doolittle. sue. Members were assigned Jobs New Haven Hospital and the Re­ that exterior exit lights of apart­ CHURCH - 9:30 a.m.—Church Sctioot tuck. to break even on tlio cost after tlit- sale of tlie steel." 'Thoso who Street announce tho birth of a son, Grade 4— Alfred Hansen, Warren for tho last issue, as follows: 204 12 2 SHORT BEACH SCHOOL porter's Club Is going to send ments, commercial buildings, fac­ Hev. Byron Kennetli gntJiQBX H 10:45 a.m.—Morniiiff Prayer and The Holy Week Services will bq watched tlie removal are, loft to rjKht, Mayor Coyle; Tliomas AV. Rus- Carl Artley on February 21 in Hopper, David Nygard, Robert Hope Circle meets tonight In the Class characteristics, Kathryn 205 ' 8 0 Grade 1: Bruce Coilopy, Gilbert some flowers to her. tories, institutions,! theaters and Mlnlaten ' _jdl Sermon. Tho Rector will announced later. soll of Ilurttord, vice-president of the state salvage committee; 8etli Grace Hospital. Young, Helen Boyle, Carolyn Cars- home of Mrs, Oscar Rank of Hard­ Cosgrove, Deena Clrillo, Mary Pur­ 212 3 9 ten, Ruth Hoadley; Dorothy Hop­ D^gby, Jack Doolittle, Robert Duffy, During Guidance period. Miss buildings, used for public assembly Morning Worship, 10:45 preach a series ot sermons Low Plorrepont of Kidgefleld, cliairmaii of the state salvage conwnit- Ronald Haveiock, Clyde Morotte, GRANITE BAY ing Avenue. cell and Evangeline Joyner; class Keyes' homeroom were learning may remain lighted If such lights , on tho Lord's Prayer. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reynolds kins, Ruth Johnson Joan Kamlnsky, prophecy, Louisa Blanchlnl and HIGH SCORERS Church Scliool, 0.30. teo; and Attorney Cyril K (Jaffnoy, ehHiranm of tlio salvage cotamit- Barbara Pope, Phyllis, Rice. Robert Peterson, Robert Plscatelll. about bandages. Some of them 204—Bill Hlnchey, Llndy Acoto, are so shaded or' shielded that no Young People 0.46 P. M. at tho 8:00 p.m.—t/Ji(ort Lenten Service of Montowese Street ore receiving- Grade 2: Ann Bulger, Rodamler Eleanor Deigrego; Class will, Nancy were— the head bandages, a sling, light source shalM be visible from March a. Trinity Churoli—Preach­ Mothers' Club tc'o of the New Britain Defense Council. congratulations on tlie birth of a Grade 5: Richard Baldwin, George Mrs. Edith Davies Jones, of Main Dewey Ghiroll Manse. Continued from page one Duncan, Arlene Evis, Eleanor White, Street, harpist, played Sunday In Jacocks, Elmlra Doolittle and Bar­ a foot and hand bandage. above the horizontal and provided er, Rev.. Robert C. Dontan, St. son born February 3 in Grace Hos­ Ghlroli, Charles Richltelli, Robert Alyce Keating bara Van Sands; class history. Rose 205—Mac Beamon, Terry Hopkins Bush was tho clubs president tor Vlshno, Robert Anderson, Robert Philip Piorler. Seymour at the St, David's Day Room 108 In the Junior High that in the case ot electric light­ John's Church, Now Haven pital. Mrs. Reynolds is the former Grade 3: Audrey Doolittle Joan Clmlno, Margaret Morawskl and 212—Don Stevens, Louglas Welch ing no lamp shall'emit more light THE CHURCH OP CHRIST three years. One hundred twenty- Miss Anne Murphy. Potts, Richard Dolan, Joan Donadlo, banquet in honor of the Welsh Pa­ Announces sold the most tickets for the first E. Bernardo. March 15, Trinity Church—Preach­ five members Joined the first year. Walton. tron Saint, Elaine Levy; class poem, Joan Nor­ than a standard' blackout lamp or Stony Creek er, Rev. George L PitzgcriUd, NORTH BRANFORD Elizabeth Gumkowskl, Shirley ris and Billy Corcoran. Operetta. It equipment was meagre tho oil Kunde, Patsey Reynolds, Dorothy Grade 5: John Corning. tile opening of her a 10-wdtt Inside frosted lamp. Rev, Kenneth Brookes, Minister Church of St. James the Apostlo, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cookson of Innocuiatlons for the prevention TEAMS—GRADE 8 Church School—10 A. M. stove was worse, so that when Juiio Spadonl, Georgeanno Wolf, Joan Mr, Hjalmar Llnd announces the of dlptherla are being given b. The operators of all vehiclds New Haven ot tho third year canio Mrs. Bush Indian Neck Avenue have an­ marriage on. February 20 in New New Dress Slioppc . • Miss Cronin, 204—Billy Hlnchey, Morning Worship—11 A. M. ' Services In the local churches on The Zion Parish Guild will meet Roth, Nancy Norris ,Anna Rose Har­ Course On Gardening throughout the school. Students Dewey Ghlroli, Grant Briggs, Ed­ shall Immediately stop and extin­ March 22, First Congregatldiial handed her duties, stovo and all, to nounced the birth of a son, Febru­ rison, Sally Shirk, Louise Pond, Haven of his daughter, Ingrld to The Red Cross is going to help Pilgrim Fellowslilp—7:30 P. M. Sunday will be as follows: Mass at on March 0 in the home of Mrs. T'he New Haven Park Commission were given an innoculatlon pre­ ward Cooke, Charles Lake, Lihd- guish all lights of such vehicles, ex­ Ciiurcii—Preacher, Rov. W. G. Ruth Stannard, who had been stud­ ary 28 in New Haven Hospital, He invites residents of Brantord to at­ Charles Novlckl, They will make, 282 Main Street the Library Club with Braille Easter cept that vehicles in use by per­ West, East Haven Congregation 9:15 at St. Augustine's R. C. Church, Harry Lyon on Notch Hill Road. has been named Wlilard Bryant, Grade 6: Stephen Finta, George vious to this and" those who are im­ berg Aceto, Salvatore Donadlo, Joe ying in Bridgeport. Ott, Timothy Purcell, George Rob- tend a vegetable-garden course at their home in New Haven. Cards for the blind children. They sons in the classifications listed in St. SItcphcn A. M. E. Zton al Cliurch Rev. John J. McCarthy, pastor, Branford are being sent to a school for the mune to the disease will not re­ Barnes. Mrs, Bush had been playing with Mrs. Edward Daly, organist and Many members of the Homemak- bins, David Stevens, Irving Hopkhis, the Hall of Records, 200 Orange St., 3a, shall be permitted to continue 21 Rogers St. March 20, First Congregational blind in Hartford.. ceive tile second innoculatlon. Miss Quinn, 212—Richard Jack­ the idea of starting her own priv­ choir director.: Sunday. School will ers Group attended the all day ses­ Mr, and Mrs. Edward P. Barry of John Pallas, Patricia Cassidy, Eliz­ Subjects to be covered are, choos­ Even Dozen met tjhls week with operation using an emergency iden­ Rev. A. McL. Spauldlng Church—Preacher, Rov. Koith WoUesley Hills, Mass. are proud With a complete line of Eighth graders are making book­ son, Francis Palaia, Donald Stev­ ate scliool and that spring bought follow for the children of the par­ sion of the Coat Sciiool held in the abeth Townsend, Helen Moleske, ing Soil, Ornamental Gardens, Oth­ Miss borothy Fortune, tifying light of a type approved by Church Scliool 0:30 A,M . Jones, WhltneyviUo . Congrega­ Posey Place in Short Beach. parents of o second son born March Angela Polastrl. er Varieties to Plant, Planting for Dresses lets on vocations in which they ens, Doug. Welch, Ernest Bernardo, the. State Defense Council. ish. • • • .; ~ Y.M.C.A.'last Tuesday. are Interested. The booklets will Morning Worship ...,11:00 A, M. tional Churgh Mid-winter ot. that year Mrs. 1st. Before her marriage.Mrs. Bar­ Succession, Care Through Growth, Rug Bugs meet this week Sweaters STUDENT COUNCIL Roger Thompson, Walter Smith, c. All street lights, all traffic HARRISON AVENUE SCHOOL with contain a general survey of the oc­ Men's Club 0:00 P M. Bush and others started a cam­ ry was Miss Louise Phelps of Harvesting and Storing, There is i Mrs. Arthur -Hallden. Merrit Linsley, George Costello. control and traffic warning sig­ M. Holy Commimlon wjll be celebra­ The Defense Council will hold a Kindergarten: Paul Anlskovlch, Slacks Billy Plnkham cupation, salary, and also pictures. I Evening Worship .... 8:00 P FRIDAYS paign to, create public opinion In ted at 8:30'tfclock at Zion Epioco- meeting this evening In the town South Main Street. Peter Beach, Sher^wood Carsten, no charge. Any who plan to at­ Mr. Mischler, 205—Joe Gross, Mac nals, all exterior'night lights and tend should notify the commission This is being done In order to In­ Beamon, Richard Terpster, 'Terry 7:45 p.m.—Wecfc Day Lenten Scr-j favor of tho Board ot Education pal Church, Rev. Francis J, Smith, hall at 8; 00 o'clock. Questionnaires Michael Conloii, Pariie). Cudgma, Mi's. Gordon Benson of Short Skirts * all Interior night lights visible TABOR Dice, The guest preachers will be assuming the work so well begun by postal. On Monday, March 2, the Stu­ terest pupils In one occupation be­ Hopkins, Fred Mason, Frank Blon- rector, Mi's. • .Paul R.' Hawkins, or­ were distributed by the Defense Mr. and/Mrs. Cllltord R. Lewis Robert Corning, John Johnson, John Beach entertained Friday night Costume Jewelry dent Council began a sale of pins from the bii'tslaii 'of buildings The confirmation class will moot as follows: I by the Communlt'y Council. . Council throughout the town. Co­ of Beacon Av9nue,East Haven hove Karlawish, Gilbert Larrabee, Ed­ at a surprise miscellaneous show- fore enrolling in the high school. della, Edward Koback, Will Cala- shall be Immedlil^eiy extinguished ganist and cliolr director. Church and caps On the caps, which were Various homerooms V"'' very Saturday at 10. . j School will follow; operation in their completion will announced the birth of a daughter, ward Mark, Thomas McCabe, John Irwln B, Morton, Fred Bllcker and er for Mrs. Charles Novlckl Cln- brose. ijy the person or persons in control The Dress Shoppe will be red, and white, there was a large colorful with St. PatncK. Cay dec­ Narpes Society meets this after-' be appreciated. Linda Jenn at Grace Plospital on MoGowan, Walter Reynolds, Richard Flanders Smith will meet with the grid Llnd). About 25 guests at- thereof. noon in the church. B. On the pins was printed Bran- orations. The 7th grade are working on Morning worship will be held at March Ist. The mother is the for­ Roller, James Sprtrigett, Richard ihief observer Friday night to pre- tended. under the personal supervision ford H. S.' The total cost was al­ d. Tho owners, pperators, tenants Next Sunday at 7;45 P, M. the The Salvage Committee held a mer Miss Vera Evarls of Heming­ Stanton, Robert Sullivan, Jane Carl Pwe new schedules for tho men. This' WiUiain Plnkham plans to spend A Spring Antliology, which con­ or lessees of all.exterior Illuminat­ Lenten, service of- the Combined U o'clock at the Congregational of Mrs. Helen Pagan most $25! The,sale is expected to sists of Spring poems and stories. Church. Rev, G. .Dlllard Lesaley, meeting lust evening in tlie town way Avenue. .son, Suzanne Condon, Patricia' "ow schedule will start March 8th; Miss Helen Cuslo is recovering ills vacation in Washington, D. C. ed signs and dls'pjays and of all ex­ Lutheran Churches of Greater Now clear $50. At this rate we'll all be The 7th Grade Guidance classes postor, and Mrs. Douglas B, Uola- hall. Lockyer, Patricia Patterson, Doro- »"•-• tenance plan. Streamlined to the times—based on thrifty practice. The homemaker^ which gives high values in vita­ . Brantord Savings Bank to Cath­ lar and dime you can. near Daytona Beach, Fla., is John Bathroom Fixtures should, therefore, conserve food This service hi'ingB a great depui'tnient the results of a special PREE examination of each HI PResCRISeS OHIY NSCtSSARY mins and food-mlncraU at low erine Kinney, Chestnut St. Morton, America must have a steady P. Zvonkovie of 17 Reynolds Ave. 6 OPERATIONS f from the time she shops untU the cost. All Kinds — at Low Cost individual car by a trained technician, Prescribed g last morsel has disappeared In Olive B. to Waclow Smolenski et al, flow of money pouring In every store within oasy reach of those for whom Service solves the most serious problem coafronting Make lull use of left-over Several local people attended the the home. . . , . Ivy St. Toole, T. J. est to D. P. day to help beat b^ck our ene­ ulinppiM!.' time has been limited by War Also Selected American motorists today—low-cost car preserva­ YOU PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU dishes, but disguise them and Collins, highway. concert given Monday evening in © MCEO WH€H YOU WCfp // Buy wisely, watching labels for garnish them so that they do not mies. worlt iiiiJ hoiiseliold duties. tion. Come in today—ana learn the full details. quantity as well as quality. When Lease—Kaufler, J. F. t oH. L. Klig- Woolsey Hall by the New Haven look like warmed-over relics. You Put Dimes Into Dcfewe USED PLUMBING Prficrib«ij S«rv/c* may b« f)nanc*J by GMAC't cMVfo/anl budott pian. buyliig meats, remember that the wln, garage. Old Short Beach Rd. I: Many, Many Fine Wilton and Domestic Symphony Orchestra and featuring YOUR CARS lire IS UHOTHEHtO cheaper cuts are as nutritious as can also make as good fruit pud­ Stamps. And put Dollars into Guloniur Novaes, pianist. aud © AT MIHIMUM COST ding from grade C products as two years. OFFenSD BY PONTIAC DEALERS TO i the more costly ones. Take along from grade A. Appointment—Holmes T. L. excr. Bonds. Buy now. Buy every Orientals on Sale — 9 x 12 Sizes HEATmG SUPPLIES OWNERS OF AU MAKES OF CARS i the trlnuntags of fat, too, as they pay day. Buy as often as you Mrs. Alexander Murphy of Kill i; can be used In cooking. Finally, if you have the facili­ for estate of A. P. Holmes. ties for a garden, grow some of I Distribution —Kinney, Catherine can. anis Point left by airplane tills Td«phone 8-4647 ; Store foods carefully in eool, PHONE 968 1 dry places, so as to prevent spoll- your own foods, canning the sur­ j estate to J. F. Kinney et al, Chest- Don't toke this lying down morning for a ten day visit In Cal­ 91 Water St., New HaTen CENTRAL GARAGE plus lor future use. - Jifornia . ' G4 MAIN ST., BRANFORD I age and loss. Fats, for example, I nut St. 2 pieces ivy Swamp. • n •

PAaS SEVEN THE BRANFORD REVIEW, fiRANPORD, OONN., MAROH 5/1042 PAOB SIX THE BRAKFORD REViEk,'BRANPORD, dONN., MARCH 5, 1042 iitSil'54* •i^"^"^'*;'''" t''«'n *•'•*-'~'r;"'-""I ''"3f'?r-^' --v?" Four Ink Spots To BASKETBALL BOXING Cinema Chatter SPEAKING OF - HEALTH -. Be At Paramount Flflccn-year-old Gloria Warren, i ; HOCKEY FOOTBALL BY DR. VICTOR G. HEIBER LOOKING OVER THE who attended the opening of her The thermometer may be down BDHED BY THE SEERS ERNtE BERNARDO, ASSfSTANT BASEBALL BOWLING first picture, "Always In My Heart," How many of us are conscious, in around the freezing point on the in Wilmington, Del., her home town, a very Intelligent sort ot way of slrcfcta Saturday, but at Paramount, our bodies and the care they deserve said she was Just as thrilled over New Haven, It is sizzling around tho BRANPORD.GILBERT her first fur coat as she was over and must havo in order to attain robust good health? melting point, Two Victories Added To List ITS Time vou uneui—-'""wtEMcg the premiere AT YALE TUESDAY Locals Rout E, Hartford The first time I was particularly YOU can attribute the rise in tcm- a HE-FLAG OF THE ^ Raoul Walsli, directing Errol conscious Of my body was when, as perftlure to the Four Ink Spots. Branford will play Ollbort UNITED STATES IS NEVER , Flynn hi "Desperate Journey" at a very young man, I clung precari­ Tlicse dusky colored gentlemen arc UConns End Season With High of WInstcd In the quar­ "DIPPED" FOR ANY -REASOM, In Tournament Opener Warner Bros., has discontinued ously to the caves of a house with purveycrs of that hot stuff known ter-finals at the Yale gym on TO ANYBODY 01? ANYTHING / as "swing". Tliey call themselvos a WHEN WAS THE PRESENT breeding race horses on his Central my fingers while the thundering 1 The University of Connecticut Tuesday, Morch 10, at 4.15. waters of the dlstastrous Johnstown novelty quartet because, they ho- FLAG OF 48 STARS FIRST California ranch and Is raishig ca­ basketball team lias Just finished E. Shore Bedders Other games .scheduled are: USED ? " ' ' Hornets Hand East Hartford Boys 53 to 31 Beating 'At flood swirled and roared below me, de^ho and hl-de-hl in the best Har­ anothW brilliant season under Stonlngton vs. Seymour at 3.30; valry stock for the army, tugging at my foot. lem tradition and then suddenly Weaver High aym Last Night in Class B Playdowns Humphrey Bogart is teaching Ann Coach Don White by dcfciilInK Wobdrow Wilson vs. Lyman Hall As I dug my' nails Into the woswint g a ballad In a manner unlike Cop League Title Sheridan how to ride a bicycle. Wesloyan at Storrs, flfl to 41, and at 8; and Sheiton vs. Wdter- shingles, wondering how long 1 anything you ever heard before. Last night at the Weaver Higli Ann says she then will cycle to Northeaslerii at Boston, 58 to 20, town at 0,15. could hold on, my body seemed lo Last Wednesday night tlic East school gym the Branford Hornets work dally, as Bogart does. She last Week. In oompletlriB his sixth Hornet Jrs. Top be made ot lead and to got heavier Those miMber-one men ot tlie swamped the East Hartford quin­ lives only a few blocks from War­ yeilr at the university, Coach White Shore beat the highly favored Riv­ every minute. From that bad mo­black-ahd-tan world arc the Messrs erside, 34 to 32, to clinch the Com­ tet, 53 to 31, in the opening game ner Bros, studio. has compiled a record of 70 vie Blue Devils 36-24 ment onward I have always been Ivory Watson, Billy Kenny, Hoppy munity League championship, Both BOWLING of the Class B Tournament, The Kaaron Verne, featured in War- tdi'los and 32 defeats for "one of the keenly, conscious of my body and Jones and Charlie Fugua. Tlieir teams battled every minute of the Branford boys led thrbugliout' the Bros.' "Kings Row," was rod- show Is a genuine razzle-dazzle, zip- finest'six-year records ever accu­ BRANFORD BIG PIN LEAGUE determined to keep it fit. game without a letup'. First one Last Monday night the Blue Dev­ contest and were never in serious haired when She first arrived from bang, shouting, war whooping fren­ mulated In Connecticut's basket Pinal Report, March 3, 1042 When I went to medical school as tonm took the Icaw and then the , US DESTROYER, WHICH TRAVELS ils lost to the Hornet Jrs,, 3S to 24, trouble at any time. Montelius Hollywood from England. She's zied fiesta that lead you to believe, blill history. The 1040-41 team a slightly older young man, I other. At the half the score was 40 KMOTS AN HOUR. CAN MAKE A FULL in a hard-foiight game at tho Petcia, and Sobolow.ski were the big an ash-blonde now, and thinks this tor the time at least, that the whole which nccumulatoa a total of 14 learned that tho body consists ot a deadlocked at 14-alI. Team Standing STOP IN LESS THAN ^ MINUTE / WHAT , Community House. Brecoiarali and guns in the Branford attack, scor­ color suts her better. town has gone "whoopee" and that wins out of 18 starts was considered OWL V FOOTBALL TERM DESCRIBES A DESTROYERS ing 13, 13 and 10 points, respective­ collection ot living fluid and cells- Beglrining ttlie second halt both Jabk.'ion led the winners v;lth 13 Twenty-one male members of the there's nothing left but to have one 6f Connecticut's Breatost bas- Sporlmen 54 31 23 42 FUNCTION TO A BATTLESHIP.? ly. For the up-state team. Punk bone, muscle, skin, glands and many teams took up the tlpht where points each, while Hlncliey paced huge chorus used in "Yankee Doodle Jollinoation. ,ketball teams. This season's rec­ Tlako's Mkt 54 31 '23 41 and Agnow were the. maiijstays. Tlic l''()ur Ink Spots aiipoiirnig on the stafio of tlic Dandy" at Warner Bros, have pass: other kinds—each going about the they loft off. Neither team could the losers with 10 points. The extraordinary and wonderful busi­ Tho Four lilk Spots arc fast in ord of 12 victories and five defeats Kanib's Kllppors .... 54 28 20 40 Coach Knect used his entire 12 I'araiiKniiil 'i'lieatro, Saturday for live clays ed their physical examinations and .limmy "Sc.liiiozzlo" Ihiniiite, Coniice llo.xivoll, and Hod Norvo go ahead by m6ro than 4 points. summary: ness of living, and each requiring their methods, with little restraint two games being lost by only two Four Horsemen 54 18 33 21 man SQuad in the contest and they are on 24-hour call for army duty. mul his Hand lioa.l llu- gi"'it all-slar "In Person" ulagc sliow this Leadlng'by'two points with 45 sec­ continual nourishment. at any time. Perhaps they hold to _ HE EMPIRE all gave a very good account of points, while not as good as that onds to play, tho East Shore' wore i3iue Devils Goraidine Fitzgerald, one of "The the theory that IfWOuld be dangerous week Kriilay, Saturday, and Suiulny, for llireo days ealy, on llio STATE BUILDING themselves in their fight for the opposite William Powell hi "Cross­ Upon the particular kind of nour­ of last year, was considered by freezing the ball and the game Ma'i'ch Z'Ro.s'iiits G .F P Gay Sisters" {it Warner Bros., has to start a lively paco and pause for stage Of the'stato Thoaire in Hartford. Durante comes to the stago IS 102 STORIES Class B title. roads". suspended hor work in the Irisli ishment each receives depends our most people as a fine season In ended as the Riversides took pos­ Kamb's Kllpilcirs 1 '^Js Four Horse­ HIGH, THE TALLEST A Proto ,„. ; 2 0 , 4 Z,E L. so much as a minute. Hoppy of tlio Stale 'Nioatre frusli from his trramplis on the screen -whero ho MOVIE GUYED Walter Pidgeon and Greer Garson Red Cross to devote her time to the state of health. By nourishment I view of the material,I6ft from last session. Orseno with 10 points and men 3. MAN-MADE Hirichoy ..,..• „...,... 5 0 10 'The summary: Jones rhythmically slaps his cello still nervous over the several cases U. S. branch. mean not only food, but oxygen, recently .starred hi two smash KIICUOSKOH, "You're in Uio Army Now,' year's great team. The squad was Lepre with 8 were starred for tho Sportsmen' 3 \H TISICO'S 1. STRUCTURE IN Oelor ...,. ,.,' ,0 0 0 isranford G F P which he plays like a bass and By ROBERT U. PORTLE of mumps reported on the "Mrs. sunlight and water. It is the proper and "The Man Who'Cnnu! to Dhmor." i . x handicapped a great deal by the winners and Zvonkovlo with 13 Tl.sko's Mai'kct 4 vs'FoUr Horsemen THE WORLD! Olejarczk 1 2 4 Genrich, if „ ,.2 2 a Alan Hale has laboratory tech­ Charlie Fugua strums like lightn­ HOW LONG, BY Miniver" set . . . neither of them nicians experimenting with a now aRsimilatlon of these four that gives relative shbrthess of the starting kbpt tho Riversides in the game, 0. 0LDFI5H,WARM Gliiroll, Capt ,„.,... 0 '5 5 Orseno, if ,. 0 1 1 us radiant heaUh. ing on his guitar while signors C'onnoo BoSwell will sharo top billing witli Durnlite. She is Am­ ,,YOUR BULOVA WATER FISH, CAN ^, HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP had tho malady. invention said to product full Koda- Hve, but towards, the end. of the Tho summary: Petela, rf ,. .. 0 1 13 LOCAL NEWS Kenny and Watson, strut, prance, erica's favorite songstress' and singiiVg strtr (if Bing' Crosby'shidio ''^ WATCH, DO YOU SURVIVE BEING FROZEN Marsha Hunt receiving a Staff chrome prints' by merely exposing BQdy cells depend upon oxygen ,lo season tjfie Improvement of sophb- March 2 Records THINK IT WOULD Totals 8 8 24 Fortune, c .. 0 0 , 0 grin and shout out "vo-de-deo-do", nroKrum On the snTnolMU.'Ked Norvo mul his hand ffeature tho Riversides TO 3IO DEGREES Sergerant's post as a result of her Held over for It's third Smash film to sunlight. feed the blood cells that carry nutrl- moro Bob Moss of Storrs at center, Team, Sportsmen .„ 2314 TAKE YOU TO Hynovich, c „ .. 1 1 3 The quartet made their debut a BELOW ZERO .'FROM Hornet Jrs. work in the Women's Ambulance week at the Loew's Poll College is Hollywood - six - year - old Larry inentto every part dt our bodies and lovely songsiross, Kny Anon; Vooalist, Fran'SiVydfcr; and Ihc Holly­ and Milton Drdpo of Plalnfleld at Gft'me, Tisfcp's ...:...... 750 CLIMB IT FROM Holman, c ,. ., 2 0 ;4 several years ago on a Cincinnati Ahcarn . 0 THE STREET TO ITS WHAT PART OF THE and Defense'Corps of America. that Groat Picture "Woman of the Simms came on the sot of Warnfer to carry away Imtmrlties that niust wood Blomloa. • back guard, added cbhslderably to Triple, Ptiuk, 'risko"s ...... 001 WORLD DID THESE- FISH G F P Sobolowski, Ig ..5 0 10 Year" Starring Katherine Hepburn be eliminated. radio station. In 1036, they toured Cavallaro .... . 0 UPPER OBSERVA­ • Vlrgbila O'Brine showing her fi­ Bros.' "The Gay Sisters' to start his the height 6f the team. Single, FaJlf,. TIsk'o's ..„....., 232 ORIGINALLY COME ? Clark ,... 3 0 0 Owens, ig , .. 0 3 3 and Spencer Tracy, Miss Hepburn with Jack Hylton and broke box Prahovlc .... . 0 TORY TOWER ? ance Kh-k Alyn, the sights of Holly­ role in the picture. Directorlrving Our bodies also absorb life-giving Brecciaroll 0 1 13 Montelius, rg .. 5 3 13 as a Famed Woman Columnist. office records In England. Since re­ Cbdch White will lose Capt. John Bluoze .2 wood. Rapper Introduced him to the vari­ substances through the skin, and BLOOU PtA'SMA Season Record.s Answers on pa;ie eiyht Jack.son ..„; .....'... R 1 13 The seecnd picture on this great sunlight contributes many ot these, turning to this country, they have Wlnzler, Sam Jaskllka, Pedeie Mu- Sooko . 0 ous players. oeen auniuu u,i ,».„..,.. „„.„.„ „ Contaliied in the last report from HT, icamb's Kllppors 2300 Streets, Capt. 1 13 Totals .,21 11 53 Ruth Hessoy receiving her engage­ show is "4 Jacits and a JillV star­ such as Vitamin D ("the sunshine been starred on several outstanding Happy Birthday gavero aHd Nick Verebllio through Macuiba , 1 To Barbara Stanwyck tho young­ programs on the NBC netw^orks. The Lijp New Haven Chapter of wliloh HG, SporUsmen. 814 HEADQIJAHTEKS AKMKD FOltCES Gaidenzyl .:.. , 0 1 1 G ment ring from her fiance Lincoln ing Anne Shirley and Ray Bolger. vitamin"). gracluiitlbn In June. He Sas a fine Zvonkovlc 5 East Hartford P ster said: I'll try hard to remem­ —. . f„„. «„„ hr.intr ninflgyjjnfordisaBranch, IsthefoUoW' H3, Mann Spor.tamon ...,.., 002 Fogarty. most important one being Bhig nucleus, however,, with which to Expanding Navy Tully, if , ,.'0 0 See You In The Movies. ber my lines when we work to­ Nine-tenths ot our blood and tho James and Evelyn Barba were , Kamb, Kamb's - 057 Totals , ,...16 4 3S Ann Rutherford entertaining ten YOUR MOVIEGU-YED..,. greater Part of the rest of our bodies °^^JrauSn^sirt.olf|HomV^ew-Haven wishes 1,000 unltsL- start bulidhig hext yeari's team in Total ,.17 Tho Marines have landed again, Rodgors, if .. 2 5 gether." 8 32 205 army-boys at lunch, then being re­ are water, and we must keep up our guards; Jim Connors, Milt Dropo,| HS, Kanib, kambs' not in those now, speedy Hlggins Foran, rf ,. 1 3 To Goraidine Fitzgerald; "I'm Man wtth cmude Rains, Warren of blood for use should an emer-l East Shore 248 Seeks Engineers paid when they fixed a flat tire In supply of body water at all times. Ellis Beck and "Vlhce" Ciiddy; and] Packer, Tisko's bOats, but in the middle of those Silver Darts X'lay Branford Manning, c .,-1 4 happy to know you." wmam Ralph Bellamj;, Patrlo | genoy occur, 3,000 people must Mrs. C. Haskell Bush ot Short O her car. The fourth Kind ot nourishment centers Bob Moss and Ben Mlska- fast moving tanks at tiie Armored O'Hare,' c : ,. 0 1 To Nancy Coleman; "You're very Knowles and Lon Chancy. volunteer, 1,000 having done so. . Itl Beach received best wishes Febru­ Hlnohey .. 0 Specialists in tho automotive Thursday night at 8 the Silver Five year old Dickie Hall losing is food, and herej Is where each and vech, all of whom wei'o outstanding On Friday night at 0,15 there will Force School. ,.2 7 At State Theatre pretty.' does not hurt. It leaves no ill ef­ ary 28. Edwards ...... 3 industry, who havo found thoin- Darts basketball team will oppose Funk, igg his first tooth. every one Of lis can really "help be a Big Pin League mooting at tho FoiJr of them, tWo from San Diego, 3 To George Brent: "Hullo" with a fect . One can return to work Im- men on this year's sqtlad. In od- Estrom, '...... , ., 2 selyes out of Job.s with the arastic i Little, ig „ 1 Hedy Lamarr visiting the hair­ Three top names in the world of himself'' to health. Branford Alleys., Purpose — to lino Cai,, and two from tho Marino base the strong Branford Midgets. The 8 scowl. dltlon, he Will haVe Walter Drbpo Dombrowski ,. 3 curtalimonii in' tifo'. production Of lAghcw, rg „ 3 dresser for the first time in eight entertalnlnent, head the giant "In '"A'pe^rl Harbor there wore. 900 To Albert Bowiie on March IB. a up teams for, now league to start at New River, N.. C, are nov/ en­Darts v/ill bo seeking their fourth What's the matter, Larry? Don't Today we know with scientific ac­ of Plalnfleld, the lending freshman prserte ...... 5 autbriioblics, todjiy were - offered an months for her new glamor role Person" stage show, beginning this next Monday night. rolled In tho communication depart­ you like me?" Brent asked. curacy what sort of foods we need. badly wounded men. Credit for happy day. scorer this year; Bill McPadden of topro .. 4 opportunity to apply for, commis­ straight win. Totals ,„...., „10 11 31 week Fi'iday, for 3 days only, on Red Cross Notes ment ot tho Armored Force School "Awwww. You went and married There are five principal categories; | saving their lives Is given the new Bridgeport and Dick Jester of sions and ratings in tho United the stage of the State Theatre, WOMEN'S 'I'OUKNEY but their hearts are across tlio street Ann Sheridan—and I was hopUig namely, proteins, carbohydrates, sulpha drugs plus the prBolons George Raymond Gardner, Grove PlalnvlUe at forward and Bob, Bo- Totals ,.17 States Navbi Reserve. Hartford. On .Friday and 'Saturday nights in an M-3 Medium,28-ton tank. she'd stay single until I grew up," fats, minerals and vitamins. blood plasma stored by tho Army St. we overlooked on February 2B land of, Crosby of W^aterbury at WE'D UKE to TAKE YOUR MEASURE On the top of the list is Jimmy Proteins are needed for' body up- there will be afree entry tourna­ Today's annbiincemont followed Corporals John P. Bogner of Ro­ Capitol Theatre was the reply. and Navy and the surgical dressings I Slnceroly, the best, to Mrs, Dagr guard from the freshman team. FOR ONE OF THESE FAfWOUS SUITS "Schuozzle" Durante, in person, Rosemary keep and replacement and are of made by'the Hawaiian Bed Croaa mar M. Applogato, Hill fltreef, on ment at' tho Branford Alloys. Entry Inqiiiries from mrtny sections of the chester, N. Y., and Victor H. Shan­ Brrol Flynn's sister The four freshmow hanied should aeiMAiN ST.. •EAST HAVEN stage,,;screen andradlo-star.. Jim­ animal and also of vegetable orgln. dhaptor. her birthday March 15, fee will be $ir'qr,thrce games. For Third Ndval District by men in ail non of Detroit, are both members writes thot she and many other bo outstanding varsity candidates R^d^okToHave wWlt,s6f,lift. Who have been con my "Schnozzie" Durante comes to Valuable animal proteins are found + Can you bo the proud wearer of a every, 122 entries', a' free eriiry will of. the 1st TankBattalionpt the Fleet North Ireland women are enjoying The Motor iporps Course with Mr. next yeardnd barring Joss through 'nbcted with braiicii'_-assorribly' plants i Sun., Mon., Tucs.., Mar. 8-9-10 the stage of Hartford's State The­ in milk, eggs, cheese, liver, kidneys, blood donor pin? If you haven't Born March fl, was John J. Bru­ bo (iwarded to: tlie Olive Johnson Marino Force, located at Now River. Taylor-made Custom Clothes canteen work among the A, E. F. ineligibility or' btherwise, should atre fresh from his triumphs on the sweetbreads, steaks, chops roasts Alfred Hazard as Instructor had Us been to one of the three hospitals no, 20, Main Street. Baseball Teanhr 'and distributors'. Many of these Staff Sergeant -Victor L. Hanson of men there. help provWe another fine team for Cla.ssic for Women, .wliicla takes Joel MoCrea, Veronica Lake in screen where he recently starred in and other meats.. Valuable vege­ first class on Wednesday evening at to offcir blood plasma, won't you go 'men li'ad' consldcrabie administra­ Chicago and Private Bruce Vandor- Jack Carson, featured in "The 1942-43. , place next, Sunday In New 'Haven $35-$45 two siViash screen successes, "You're table proteins are found in the soy­ the Oldsmoblle Sale Garage on West at once? Note this—Fred Walnman, Ber- The Branford Rod Sox will still tive -and engiriocring experience, iioof ot Montevideo, Minn., are at SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS Shadow of Their Wings," Is mak­ Roger Sherman Alleys. - ALSO - In The Army Now" and "Tho Man bean "(but, strangely enough, only Main Street. . The Motor Corps Is In accumulating 12 victories and have a baseball team this season Oljhors are skilled technicians, who San Diego, Calif., Hanson in a ing a day to day film diary on his ger Streol, born March 8. Who Came To Dinner." Jimmy is when cooked) and, to somewhat les­ most essential to the every day lite Ave defeats, Connecticut scored despite the loss of six key players have become spocluilsts in tiie as­ .scout car battalion and -Vanderhoof SWAMP WATER four-month-old son. Jack Jr,. Will those who are fllllng out , On Sunday night, the Branford • George Evans, Inc. funnier than he has ever boon be­ ser degree ,ln cereal grains and of a Red Cross Chapter or Branch 852 points to their opponents 834 or to the fofcos of Uncle Sam. Gojie sembly and repair of internal com­ in a tank battalion. with Walter Brennan, Walter Humphrey Bogart, failing to questionnaires for tho Motor Corps HI I Ilol and greetings March 12 Big Five will meet the New Haven 1098 ChapelSt. fore, and his laugh-provoking an­ legunies. and a great necessity in time of an average of 58 pblhts per game are Joe and Pete'NoImo, Steve Ily bustion engines. '• Tejephone 8-5421 Now Haven, Conn. Houston, Anne Baxter and break 100, broke his clubs Instead Course kindly send them In, as It for Walter Beckwlth, Clark Ave. Howard men In a regular So. Conn. All of them, however, havo had tics will leave you limn from laugh- any sort of disaster. Wliat is needed against 49 for the opponents. lenski, Bill Levesh and Ray Brown. Our- rapidly eixpanding Navy is Dana Andrews I and,has given up, golf — he says Carbohydrates are needed for is hoped to start the classes'soon. League onoguntor. After, tho team contact with light tanks. Now inir. by the Branford Branch is either The freshman basketball team Jimmy Barba^and Bob Guilette are seeking SBeoiaHSts of all types, es­ now. energy. Tho measure of energy is This wetk's grand old Ifldy was event, Walt,Packer will oppose Jack they're taking tlie radio operator's Ladies Gift Nite—Tuesday. Sharin? ti;p-billing with Jimmy an ambulance or the gift of a Beach finished with a record of seveh vic­ going to enlist in the: Navy; soon. • pecially tlioso with engineering and Ann Sheridan says the Swedish the "calories"—-and you don't have Miss Isabclle Beach who was 00 White In the Singles Loagiio, of course and will enroll in radio elec­ Wagon that can be used In emer­ tories and three defeats, the out­ ..,The,team ,will he captained by technical backgrounds, Wednesday, March 11 girl who regulates her tap for her to be an Einstein to arrive at the Sunday. which Branford . Is tied for first trician's course this month to learn gency to carry victims on stretchers. standing win being over Rhode Is­ WlUy Proto thL-ii season and man­ Suoh engineors and specialists Popular Return Engagement steam baths is her idea of the orig­ proper number for your own par­ WHAT NOTS place with New Haven Crown. Pao- repair and maintenance . Miss Eleanor Harvey has been ap­ land Stole College at Kingston aged by Eddy Chestnut and Honey may prepare a resume of their pro­ inal sweat-'er girl. ticular requirements. You need be­ BY GlfA ROUND Someone told! Chick Regan's Icer is holding a,little, better than Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur in pointed as Captain of the Motor when the UConns defeated the Bombollskl. The management an­ fessional career and educational Frank Capra, director of Warner tween 2,000 and 6,000 calories a day, birthday was Thursday and there 128 average in iliis particular divi- One out of four gainfully employed Corps. She cpmploted her oourSo Ramlets, 98 to 02. nounces that all 'those who wish to background • and riiail it to the Com­ Brcs.' "Arsenic and Old Lace," once depending upon your sex, weight Rev. E. c; Carpenter gets appro­ were fixins'. .sion, and contrary to the item writ­ people t!oday owes his job wholly or THE PLAINSMAN in New Haven -recently and was play'get In'touch with them. Vjnny mandant, Third Na-vai District, 00 sold newspapers in Los Angeles. and activity; val of permit to convert his one- ten two weeks ago, ho has won partly to scientific research thafdo- - AU30 highly recommended by Mrs. Chestnut will coach tho club this Church "street, New York City, George Brent has played more For Instance, it you are a man family homo In Bast Haven Into a for year ending Dec. 31st. Swell Branford's position in tills league veloped now products and new in­ George Murphy, Alice Faye Charles Fyfe, Director of the Motor 'seasbh. Some of the players who Applicants must be of high moral than 300 leads in stock companies, weighting 154 pounds and work in two . . . B|;cozy Whorttleborry says plv)tos John J. V. Cunningham almost Single-handed. In fact, he dustries. and. Ken Murray in Corps Division of the New Haven are expected to play this soasbn character and standing in their owning she of them himself. an office all day you will consume that If the shortage will break the paid us a visit yesterday, real spry bowled 01 out of 75 games, him­ Chapter and by Mr. Cowling of tho are: Proto, Llpkvlok, Duell, Czop- communi'f.y. In addition they must YOU'RE A SWEETHEARl If she had to forego her acting about 2,500 calories. If you spade a: next door neighbor of his 1800 hab­ after is accident ,.Now that the self. Hugo Mann bowled 13 games Use of oriide rubber in heels for AAA. meet the physical requirements of career Jean Ames says she would neld or build a rock garden you country is iron and steel minded Uckl, Ward, Oraone, Monteliua, civilian use has been entirely Indies Gift Nite—Wednesday •young women under twenty may it ot wearing rubber collars, it will and Billy Adams 1. the Navy.' turn to modeling. will use about 4,000. and winter over they are covering Genrloh, Soboleskli Lepre, Clancy, stopped to save 25,'ObO tons of rub- take the Standard courses in First almost bo worth it . . . Charlie It is very doubtful whether Pac- Those accepted will be given a Thurs., Fri., Sat., Mar. 12-l:J-14 The woman who weighs 135 or tho bridge material' sidetracked off Tobin, Owens LaCroix and Pav'aro- ber'a year. However, good heels can Aid which Is nocesary for a Motor Prneman-again elected secretary ot rank or rating conmionsura'te with so and takes her chief exercise In High Street, Bast Haveh:,...... brlng- no. Of those players Proto, Lip- be made entirely ' from reclainied Eobt. Taylor, Lana. Turner m Durante is America's favorite song­ member. Then they will bo eligible Connecticut Hardware Associa their age and professional experi­ shopping for an hour will consume forsythia Enter the klrck and Duellare subject to Im­ rubber. stress, Conneo Boswell, singing star on their twentieth birthday. tlon . ,, ,lng in - . mediate call In the Army. ence. - ,1 JOHNNY EAGER ot Bing Crosby's famous radio pro­ about 2,100 calories; but if she does Conn Xight Issues annual report!"Branford Events". Mileage Hirifs her own housework or is otherwise Machine tools are 'the key industry - ALSO - gram. Millions of radio fans ha-ve All of the Sewing Units are flll­ There win bo a meeting on Mar. -By J. F. Wlnchcster- active she will use up at least 500 The Ordnance Department of tho Rosalind Eussell and selected Conneo as the "No. 1 glam­ lng an emergency quota this week 23 at the Community House and all for 1942. Production goals are 20 Siipcniisor of Motor XcUcJe Equip- Army has, annou'nb'dd that mass pro­ Walter Pidgeon in our Voice ot the air-waves." more. as part of the equipment for the those who wish to play must bb vteiit. Colonial Esso ilarkelers times normal. duction of 20 millimeter tilrcraft Also anpearbig , on the same bill Fat is needed for tissue building Vale Medical Unit which Is made present. DESIGN FOR SCANDAL and for energy. 'When we eat more ECENT conilltloiiB brought about cannon has'been attialried. is Red Norvo, "King ot the Xylo up of 55 doctors and 120 nurses R as IT result ot our efforts to phone" and his Orchestra, who lend calories than we can "burn" or con­ from Connecticut and all parts ot hulUl our nation's ilcfenso and to "KEEP 'EM FLYING" their pulse-stirring rhythms to sume, then these extra corbohyd- New England. The.se articles will be aid olhor couiitrloa havo forced lo h&nty-wli rates are stored up as fat. Mrs. Walter Deldn is chairman of make this one of the most enjoy used in a military hospital. The tlio fpro tho nood ot our getting the Fairmount The best rule to avoid overweight moot out ot our tho Ways and Means Committee ot able stage shows of the year. Fea- quota for the New Haven Chapter and I can regul automobiles. Mo- tho Women's Republican Club wlilch tared with the band are, the lovely I have ever found and branches Is as follows; 1000 Help In the Present Emergency torists are realiz­ is sponsoring the picture Keep 'Em Theatre songstress, Kay Alien; vocalist,Fran ate my --fht to the pound-is to {bedside bags, 1000 bedpan covers, ing caro, saves see how little I can eat wlthoulj los wear and that Flying, featuring-^ Bud Abbott, and THE LEEPER CO. S3 Main St., Annex, New Haven Snyder, and Ithers. The Hollywood I 750 water bottle covers, 500 covers the modern atito- Ldu.Costello at the Briihford 'Tlie- Heading a Grand Blondes, and many other star at­ ing weight. I for Ice bags. Mrs. Bailey has sent molillo can bo atre March 9 and 10. STAGE-PRESENTATION If we eat a well-balanced diet you 1 afghan which was asked for. limdo toln-8t long­ Teleplione Office 6-8829 — Ees.'4-"o725M Sun., Mon.—Marcli 8-9 tractions, complete this gigantic er and give moro stage show. need not give your vitamins a sec­ ond thought; unless, perhaps, you miles ot trouble-, ker will bo able to finish out the 549 Elm Street New Haven, Conn. Ed-ward 6. Robinson in This grand stage show starts this All those who have not already tree service. ! PmRl BAILEY have not enjoyed your share of sun­ Save Discarded Paper league before going into tho Army. UNHOLY PARTNERS week Friday, and continues thru signed up lor the Home Nursing For years this 1 shine and want to supplement your MOKE and POKE ,Sat. and Sun.. (March (1-7-8), for Course to be given both in Stony writer has been _ ALSO - supply of Vitamin D with 'yeast or The Brariford Bowling team de- 13 days only, on the stago of the Creek and Branford, may telephone preaching this same doctrine; but' MB and CURLEY Irradiated milk or other food sufH- not until now has ho bad tho wholo- footed the Bridgeport Hollands, 2 Graoie Allen in I State Theatre, Hartford. Mrs. Matthew Turner who will have WE WILL COLLECT ciently enriched. heuiti'd and aggresalvo supiiort of. to 1, in a league match which Was MR. and MRS. NORTH I There are late stage shows Sat. charge of organizing all the future cairenl opinion. Moat, nintorlsta DOC WHEELER If you are a normal person a bal­ (but cannot pay when collootions are made) bowled on the latter's alleys last ' and Sun. at 10 P. ,M. classes. liiivo been I'ackadalBlcal about tho' anced diet will supply the n^inerals JHE CUsroiy^ op care of their, cars. They have often; Sundoy night. 'I'ues., Wed.—March 10-11 AND HI. SUNSET ^ DR6AKING <\ BorTL.G- OP neglected them and shortened, their ORCHESTRA your body needs, too—Iodine, cal­ A class in Home Nursing is being JCHANVAGME OTCI? A SHIPS LATE sues SHOVSAltSUN-tlORM. cium, pho.sphorous, the traces of SLKSAR HOARDERS ftue ACTUALLY usutiil lives through InadeQUate or Bettina Ovenware to the ladies formed in Stony Creek. Those in­ WE WILL PAY BOW. mres BACK TOTHE Improper caro. 0mmm}^ rm WEEK copper, zinc. Iron, manganese, po- src(\Li^G i\ DRINK "SCREEN terested who have not registered our* soLoieres. CReifKS ANt> RCk^VANS Out ot an experience 'ot many Robert Preston, Ellen Drew in taslum and the rest. BO cents a hundred pounds for newspapers or IT IS esTiM/trro IHAT 2700 WHO SPRINKLCD WWe OH ycaia In supervising nutomotlyc please telephone Mrs. C. H. Hoog- TrtCia VESSELS ASA equipment I have scon the virtue of THE NIGHT OF For easy reference remember that magaizlnes brought to our office MUflDS OF SU6AR ARC NECI'El S1ME FftLgSUI kirk Tel 557-5, LIKATIOf) TO THE COPJ. •to PliOVIDC THe ItDUSTKtAU ojirlng for an automobile proved. JANUARY SIXTEENTH ail foods divide themselves Into two 3 Every motorist should make It a classes: the tissue biJllders and the ALCOHOL NECeSSAre^ 1-OR flrni rule, particularly now, to tako - ALSO - properly enriched white bread. Bat •WE sttOKCLess powpcre energizers. good euro ot his ear. And in doine these foods surely, every day; then USeO IN A 16-INCn 5HEI.L. ao ho should bo sure to pay ntten- Joan Davis, Jinx Falkenburg: in "Co Msy" on the energy gener­ tloii lo tho littlo things before tUey> eat whatever else you want within tv)V<- TWO LATINS FROM ators. I 'L<''-^''' grow into big trouhlos, Keep the' SliSrCE 1897 the limits of dtscretion. , Eat nienty of the "protective" tis­ THE BRANFORD REVIEW cytfJVooKS^: FLA> radiator Oiled. Change tho oil. Keep MANHATTAN So you see It Is not difficult to re­ the car grcaoed. Kill the bnttoiy. sue builders to bulldu p your resls- I/'^L^.*-'' Ilepuir or replace brokon or .worn Endm-iiig The Test of Time vise your diet to give yourself the electrical cables or 'wiring. Olcaa Thurs., Fri., Sat,, Mar. 12-1.3-14 tnace against disease to stabilize highest value of nutrition and to or*S«^,^6AP' /IT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY and polish the car. Remove groaa^, your nerves and to hold off the en­ malritahi that sense of well-being , ^SS "^X ei-GErllWl INCENBIAW UnCKEY ROONEy and Bpots from upliolstery. Trnco B«ue4kB ervating encroachments of advanc­ that should rightfully be yours. 30MB Of= -me KiTO usee BV • and unusual iiolsfcs to their source, JIIDY GARLAND in Branford 400 days East Haven 4-0628 evenings| CCRMAN Alu-RAloeitt WAS lind.out what causes them, and ing age. All around you is health and the , exTiNouisKOT WITH TOELVC POUH»S or remedy tho trouble.at once. BABES ON BROADWAY These protective foods are: egg; means for-better health. Help your­ • 'ORplN^RY, TABLE SALT, CLIMAXING T^STS You can lengthen tho life ot yDur' - ALSO - milk (a pint or, preferably, a quart self to It. V((|ICn PrtOVCO SWTt)BE'su>6RlOl<.-TOSAmi oar—dcflnltcly—by foUowiug expoYt a day); butter; cheese; fresh fruits; FBRtWS PURPOSE. BESIDES 6EWG CFFCttlvl^, BEVERAGES America, at war today, needs the advice and by, biMng Just a Ultlo Richard Arlen, Andy Devine in yellow, green and leafy vegetables; >SALT IS AVAILABLO EVEsrfWHCRE; REiEgvES ABii careful and a llulo conscienlibus Have Set ^A' fiH|;her Stairidard of QuUity sort of person you can be. LIMITLESS AN» IT IS CHEAP. A DANGEROUS GAME ^UxJiitCti ONLY meat; soybean, whole-wheat o.i: CLCCtllJH D^^V KCTIOM abuut tliq vray you operate U.

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PAOE BiaHT THE BRANPOBD REVIEW, BRANFORD, OOHN., MARCH 5, 1042 jWhen Johnny carries his lunch to school rMcAIMi^MM -hHerBerE Your Air Eaid Warden "We shiill not fail — if wo stand EAST HAVEN •—his lunch hoxi should contain a firm wo siiall not fail. Wise coun­ (gAlCULATED FOR THE WEEK OF DS/fi>Sl(MCS ^^oo 8 East Haven High IB Your Friend sels may aooolorato or miatnlces ,,6.00 MARCH 9.. .6.25 MARCH 9.. nourishing, well-balanced meal delay it, but, sooner or later, the .-; .6.21 MARCH lO. .6.Of RATIONING BOARD ^ GEORGE HEITMANN MARCH ID. MARCH II . .fc.Ol School Notes Welcome Him victory is sure to come."—Abra­ MARCH II. . 6.20 .6.OS MARCH 12. .(,.10 MARCH 12. ELECTS MRS. BATH RITES CONDUCTED ham Lincoln. .6.1b MARCH /3. .(..Oil tE^lje Pranforb Eebto MAKCH IS. MARCH W. .b.lf s< MARCH /'/. ,b.OS MARCH (5. .{,.13 Robert Ayr of Room 2204, active AND EAST HAVEN NEWS member of the Comet business The East Haven Rationing Board Masonic funeral services tor "UlME GIVEN IS STANDARD BUIOVA WATCH TIME • • • appointed by First Selectman .•ilaff, was awarded the honor of di­ George L. Heltmann, late of 237 VOL. XIV—NO. 47 Branford, Connecticut, Tliursday, March 12, 1942 James J. Sullivan, Is composed of High Street, were held Wednesday PRICE FIVE CENTS recting plans for the 1042 Junior the following members: Chairman, at 2 In the Hawley Lincoln Me­ Promenade, as the result of an el­Mrs. Otto E. Bath, 102 Dewey Av­ morial at 93 Whitney Avenue, New ection held In the Junior home­ enue; William E. Lynch, Sr., 50 Haven, with interment In East Urc Avenue; Altro'd F. Holcombe, 23 Irish Minstrel rooms on Wednesday, Feb 11. Lawn cemetery here. Yale University Retires Victory Flower Selectmen Name High Street; Peter Q. Weber, 78 All Medical Divisions MAR.»"8ATTL£ anWIlOH MOlimii Agnes Ro.setti of Room 210 was Mr. Heltmann, who had retired AMD MCHR/MAC /86a Laurel Street, and Mrs. Robert M. MAR.II-COmiiCSiAUJIIOKI/.CI) next In popularity among the five as a clerk for the New Haven Road Will Be Staged Show Scheduled Dr. D. Blanchard BUILOIHC Of UK WARSKIKJIICUKSI Taylor, 578 Thompson Avenue. six years ago, had been a resident APPKOPRimOH rod THtUNITEO chairmanship nominees. It Is ex­ Director of Athletic STATES NAVY- 1791 pected that Robert and Agnes will For the time being the board will of East Haven for the past 43 years. Monday Night Prepare to Administer .serve as co-ehalrmen of the dance be responsible Only tor the ration­ His wife died about ten years ago For Next Month As Co-chairman committee. Other JUnlors nominat­ ing ot sugar, It was stated In thean d he leaves no near survivors. The Irish Minstrel, whicli is be­ K]@110§EKI@[!.ID C^OOT ed for this office were: Jeanette olTlclal bulletin, but at a later date Death occurred at the New Haven Association Publicity A well .illendcd meeting ot tho Dr. Dana Blanchard has been ing given for tho benefit of St. Au­ Emergency Treatment flsVOURWMC HllLlL?THI5 Costanzo of Room 300, and Marge may also be responsible for other Community hospital, where he had Branford Garden Club was held appointed by tho Selectmen to act gustine's Building Fund, will bo held WAME /5 DCRIVEO TROM THecnYOr Orcen and Photlne Malllarls of household commodities. been 111 for several months. He was Friday evening In Library Hall. as Dr. McQueen's co-chairman of Hlltt IMYOTOIIW6,C«0MWD.irCO*(f5 active for some years in Christ Monday, March 16th in Northford, FIWM TKiKimmiiHMUumC'lo Room 203. The proposed plun of controlling Paul Barnett of Rockland Park Placed On Retired List Mrs. Scott Gilbert, flower show tlie Civilian Defense Medical Com­ Red Cross, First Aid, Doctors, Nurses and Nurses' Help­ HowL."THB cnrof mi t (v/i5 FAMOUS sugar purchases Is to Issue coupon Episcopal church and had held of­ After 19 Years of Sports Publicity — Was Impor­ and in the North Branford town ers Unite For Home Care In Emergency,— Medical FOR ITS GOOD COVCRHMCUT • • • • According to Mr. Daniel Fltts, Hall on Tuesday March 17th. Bur­ chairman, announced a victory mittee. Since Dr. Blanchard Is also SAVE THC BKOKCW mCfi AHOf.RUin books containing 28 tickets, each of fices of vestryman and warden as tant Factor In Cordial Relations With Public Press. cla.-is advLsor, the promenade com­ well as having been parish clerk ton S. Colter is the director of the flower show at her home In Averlli chairman of tho Red Cross Disas­ Set-Up Is Extensive For Protection Of Town. mittee will be formed the first of which will permit the purchase ot BUrrCRW AND RROIUmO OH TOP a week's supply per person. These for a number of years. He was also Minstrel and Prank Fawley Is thePlac e on Friday, April 30, from 2 ter Relief Modloal Aid Committee OF BAKED MACAROUI March. Stanley Strickland, ola-is Yale University has announced Satisfactory progress Is reported a member of Hiram Lodge of Ma­ musical director. The cast is as to 8 o'clock. The Town and Coun­ this action will insure tho complete will be distributed, according to that Paul Barnett, of Rockland by those in charge of* emergonoy president, will servo ex-offlclo. sons in New Haven and was at one Builders Warned follows: Master of Ceremonies, John present plans, by local school Park, for the last 19 years direct­ ty Club ot Hartford announce a and smooth functioning of Dr. Third And Last medical relief stations being set-up The promenade Is scheduled for time a member of Princess chap­ Hartigan, Sr. Ends: Elsie Hall, Ste­ teachers. School Lunch boxes should feature well balanced, nourishing foods* or of publicity of the Athletic as­ garden lecture by J. Orogory Con­ Blanchard's Red Cross Medical Aid about town to administer relief in ,Ti.8a,f.£Dr«/,T«rm«.«o«y Friday, May 15. ter. Order of the Eastern Star, About Improper phen DeSanlts. Chorus: Doris Ar- ERE Is a story with two possible sociation, has been placed on the way on April 9 at 2:30 In Hartford; Committee with tho Civilian De­ the event ot disaster. Of PliCCi WILL March events scheduled on the Cream of Pea Soup dllino, Angelina Buocelll, Qoneviove Young Peoples "ARC YOU MRl Vfjtl Al LUrcfimJ endings. It goes like this: (nrtrf cgital quanlitu of fresh milk ttf university's retired list, effective fense Medical . Committee. Dr. In as much as it is Impossible to nfcMompwiTH Dolores Hagorty, Charles Hol- High school calendar following the H Buccelii, Marie Bouier, Alice Brlnd Mrs. Samuel Griswold presided at Acemiu Dcctm yOtlRnidAil.OIVAHai?iyfillLL SERVICE MEDALS j Doy carries lunch to school. Boy condensed pea iOBP) June 30. Sewage Disposa report tho progress of oil stations OF Ranenuesi. OOT TlVf/l/E CC.-^TH l.nrT." brook, and Ruth Judge, outstandr reopening of school after this Icats lunch. ley. Rose Marie Camarota, Mary the meeting and read several vic­ Blanchard's Red Cross Medical Aid Ham Sandutchcs tvith Cole Slauf Mr. Barnett came to Yale at the Concert Sat. at one time the several set-ups will Ing seniors, were chosen by the fac­ week's vacation are as follows: GIVEN TO SIX I Doy Is alert, energetic and bi-lglit Sticcdtf'cachcs iviih CookicM Camarota, Eunice Colter, Rose De Committee Is composed ot tho fol­ JBII afternoon opening of college in the fall ot Dr. A. S. McQueen, health ofticer tory garden articles. Announce­ be given attention as spaeo permits •li llf £ 50 OEARpR I'lACf CO 51Vf t r A 010 g£ PIIRCIIAOSD ulty to .ipeak at the June gradua­ March 11 .Athletic Association de­ Cunta, Mrs. Helen Devanney, Mrs. lowing: AT THE PRICCbr CHAIfIS AND SLAV/JRY!"- f'.lirMR.Y or • • « 1923. He organized a sports pub­ calls attention to the following ment was made of a lecture on Saturday attornoon, March 14 atan d doctors and chairmen complete, tion exercises. It was revealed by partment assembly; March'^18, Jun- Service medals have been award­ Tomato Jtiice Mary Dowd, 'Victoria Ignatowskl, a Boy la llslless, llred and dull. licity department which has been vegetable gardenli-ig which will be Doctors; Dana L. Blanchard, Wil­ Woolsoy Hall tlic Now Haven Sym- organization plans. ' , Principal William Fagerstrom. Iro Thesplon Assembly; March 25, ed to six East Haveners as members The ending depends upon what Is Cold Fried Chicken with Bread bulletin Issued by the State De­ Clair Matt, Mary, Marrone, Tosaline an important factor in the cement­ liam J, Bodle, Michael J. Carpin- hony Orchestra will present tlio Dolores Is editor of the 1041-42 Manual Training ' Assembly and of the Governor's Foot Guard. in that lunch box Boy carried to and Butter partment of Health: |^|lct|teii'ch, U Iri. the Hall ot Rco Short Beach, because of Its pre­ I LUMit. Harold BuiTilt of Tuttls Ischool. Cranberry Relish , ing of cordial relations between PalluzzI, Sophie RuthowskI, Caro­ clia, Qoorge E. Evans, Charles W. third and last ot this season's series mature start Is. one of tho flrst to Pioneer and feature editor of the March 27, Music Festival. George Chidsey has served 25 o'rd3,''New Haven:' Place, Kn.'it ITuvcn has returned to Ot course, what a youngster needs Spice Cakp with Cream Cheese Icing the athletic association and the Local ordinances prohibiting line Pttiluzzl, Josephine Marrinuzzi, Gaylord, Nathan Levy, A. S. Mc­ of Concerts for Young People. Con­ announce its personnel. Comet, of which she is edltor-ln- years; Carl G. Swanson, 20 years; Jut noon is a flrst class re-fueling. With The Boys Camp Lee, Vu., after a ' furlough « « * I newspapers of the country, and he construction ot houses unless wa­ Mary'. Strickland, - Allan Bernard, The speaker of. the evening was Queen. ductor Harry Borman. who has di­ chlef, the Pioneer of which she is On Libraries ClilTord B. Sturges and Robert H. Foods that provide quick energy and When Dr, A. S. McQueen, chair­ with his family. [are easily digested. Hot food in the Cream of Tomato Soup. ) was the flrst trained newspaperman ter supply and sewage,dlsposal fa­ Philip Bernard, Josepl^ Bucoili, Jer­ John H. Birch who showed nature Nurses: Mrs. Leila Prann, Suijer- rected these special performances associate editor, and debating. Miss Beth Taylor, librarian at the Gerrish, 10 years in active Service. laM equal quantltv of'fresh niilfc since their start some years ago, man ot the Civilian Detenso Modlr !n The Service form ot a sustaining soup or nour­ (0 condensed tomato soup) - to head such a department in any cilities are approved protect build­ ry Buccelii, Salvatore Buccelii, Louis studies anij pictures of old Newvlsor , Mrs, Scdgewlok Allen, Mrs. On the veterans list, Robert C. Wil­ ishing beverage arc flno—and go will again, take tho stand for hisca l division, and Dr. Levy, app6iii£^ Donald Shepard has returned to Faculty coaches are Miss Grace Hagamon Library will be speaker American Cheese Sandwidiea^Dtt \ university In the East. Harvard, ers and purchasers ot homes out­ Bunell, Edward Chrlsti Robert Col­ England churches. Bert Anderson, Mrs. Alfred Arden, March 5th at the regular meeting son and Charles E. Loekhart have along In the thermos bottle. A high usual double duty ot leading the ed to the Short Beach Emorgenoy Fort Ethan Allen, Vt., after a visit Blanohard, Miss Zita Matthews and vitamin drink such as tomato Julco, Wholcicheat Bread ; Princeton, Pennsylvania, Columbia, side urban areas as well as tho ter, Frank Doody, Felix Dzwonkoski, Mrs. Dana Blanchard, Mrs. Muriel tazorus Pacollo or Granite Bay ot the Half Hour Reading Club to be been members of the Foot Guard .Apple Celery Sglad Orchestra In the making of music unit, checked the work alrOAdy with his parents Mr. and Mr Mr. Ralph Goodrich. rich in Vitamin C, is also a good Cornell and Dartmouth followed in population at large, Warren J. John Hartigan, Jr. Dennis Harti­ Borden, Mrs. Alice Brindloy, Mrs. was home for the week end from held in the Library. Her subject for the past 20 years, |c]iolco. Ratsin Cookies and the audience In the apprecia­ done, they found that unJt.*wqrW«j--- Fort Devons where ho is stationed Burton Shepard ot Branford Point Miss Laura O'Connor, class advis­ * ' • • 'establishing such bureaus with Scott, Director, Bureau of Sanitary gan, James Lanzo, Vincent Lupone Industrial Test Michael Carpinella, Mrs. Louis Doo- aliead of schedule, , ,, • • will be "History of New England For sandwiches use whole wheat 'Cream of Asparagus'and tion ot It. with Uie medical dorps. er, announces tAe following class trained newspapermen in charge. Sngineerlng said in the weekly andn Raymond O'Brien. little, Mrs. Grovor Duoharme, Mrs. Libraries" Mrs. .S. F. Chidsey will . REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS broad or lortifled white bread and Chicken Soup Tho programs this season have Some tlmo ,ago Mrs, Frankliii night speakers: see that the nilings ai-e substantial. 1 can condensed asnaragus soup Mr. Barnett had 20 years of news­ Cliarles Goldsmith, Mrs. Louis Hart Home for the week end lyas En­ be hostess. broadcast of the State Department ForBlackouting beon devoted to a demonstration ot Burdg.-e vpluntslvll-y called a mcot- Warranty deeds—Canna, J. j. to jSalads can be packed In waxed 1 can condensed chicken soup r' paper experience before coming to Mrs. Donald HIgloy, Mrs. Victor Mrs. Virginia Beebo of Salton- sign Ray U. Plant, Jr., who Is sta­ Class gifts, Marilyn Bradley; Ed­ paper containers. Even stewed 1 can nillk (using soup can asj of Health. thovn.riety and value ot symphonic!'"B of,tho nvirses of tho commun- John Trlano et us, St. Andrew Yale, and among the positions he Hutchinson, Mrs. Albert Hoag, Miss (ftall Parkway, East Haven has re­ tioned at Westport, R. I. ward Carey, and Dorothy Pltzslm (rult^ are a possibility if stored in mennurc) • It is well to consider the follow-] muslc. The previous concerts have Ity •and In-vited Mrs. James Wal- An illustrated lecture on the Ober- Ave.; Rosenberg, Benjamin to A. Held were tho following: city edl-| Proves Success Mary Jane Kamcrzel, Mrs. J. D, turned to Watertown, N. Y. where mona, with Miss Margaret Hunt .a small glas,s and topped securely. 1 can water Ing points regarding these'facilities Consumers Hear shown tho various types ot concert: w6rth,ohnlriftai-i of the Red Cross, ammergau Passion play which he at­ W. Hubbard et ux, Coe Ave. I The foUo'wIng nro menus for Stir tho condensed chicken ebup, tor, of Tiie New Haven Register;! Kent, Mrs, Florence Lindberg, Mrs. Mr. Beebo is .stationed at damp James T. Reynolds, of 37 Bryan supervising. lunch boxes that will help keep in outlying districts, according to compositions and examples ot thh tooxplali,! how they could be of tended in 1030 will bo given by Dr. Quit claim deeds—Goodwin, R. into the asparagus soup. Then add, City editor of the New Haven Jour­ Conforming with national and John McCiees, Miss Fern Mehegen, Pine. Road, who enlisted in the regular Class history: Phyllis Warner and :llttle Johnny bright and keen for 1 can ot milk and 1 can ot watet] Mr. Scott: WELI^oadcast work ot the greatest compo'tfors. service, John W. Gregory, in St. Andrew's E, to Cliarles Santanelio, et ux, halt nal-Courier; managing editor ot state rogulatlohs, and ordinances Mrs. John MIchaclson, Mrs, Rutl\ army, February 25, for three years, Eleanor Lowentlial, advised by Miss Ills afternoon's work and play:-* (using the soup can tor a measure)^ Tho program this BalurdayiWlU SUE Methodist Churb^, Wednesday, interest, 113 Gerrish Ave. to An­ Water supplies are usually ob­ adopted by the Bbard of Selectmen W, Moore, Mrs. Frank Petela, Mrs. in addition to his position with Phyllis Carangelo. and heat, but do not boil. - Serrea the old New Haven Palladium; The Civilian Defense Council gcst the wide range of a symiihony' the Red Cross, Dr. Blanchard has William Van Wllgon, after a vis­ has been assigned to duty with a Mai'oh 25, as a part of the Lenten .*CTcam of Asparagus and ' S-7. (Save some tor your own luscbJ tained from wells and springs. and Police Commissioners, tile At­ liei-iry Oppel, Mrs. Herbert Thayer, thony Annunlzlata, Ollva, Pershing Chicken Soup' i managing editor of The New Haven calls the public's attention to 8.45 orchestra under the general su>-..iv;cl' jjcou appointed by the Selectmen it lioino has returned to the U. S. stenographer's rating, at Port Dev- Class will: Virginia Shepard and program. A committee consisting 100.) ,.:_._-^^;'._,"^ Aside from the question of quantity lantic Wire Co.. and tho Maileablo Mrs. Raymond Van Wie, Ave.; Johns, Theresa to Virginia Peanut Butter and Bacon" Times-Leader, which position he broadcasts each morning by Janet of "Contrast In Music". Mr. i.4rman KQ „(,(, ^^ Dv. McQueen's co-chalr- Merchants Marlnps as third mate. ens, Mass. He is with the Medical Natalie Carlson, aided by Miss Lou­ ot Edith Clark, Elizabeth Welch, ^#Chopped Egg and Celery of water that may be available in Johns, two pieces. Prospect Road; Sandwiches resigned when he was called to Slater over WELI In which she iron' Fittings Co. this week held Nurses assistants: Mrs. Jttpward has selected plcJos diftevlrhg widely section, O.A.S.V. No. 1111. ise Roderick. Paul Stevens and Marshall White Tfhote Orange and Grapes' Sandwiches^ _ dry weatlier, there should be con­ man tor the civilian defense medi­ Johns, Virginia to H. M. Johns et A hard'bollcd osers,. cliopped^^ Yale; and night editor and day ed­ brings up-to-tho-niinute marketing successful blackouts, putting the Bartholomew, Mrs. Harry Bra'.«ea\i, In scope and structure,' '.'Dor Frels- Class prophecy: Patricia PltzPat- has been appointed to obtain spon Vi can condcnsea celery soup^ sidered its nearness to sewage dis­ cal committee. Ho was graduated from the ux, two pieces, Prospect Road; • •. • itor in the ConnectlOut Bureau of advice to consumers. plants in complete darkness within Mrs, H. Buck, Mrs. F. Burdgp.'Mrs. chultz'" by Webe;-, the flnale from Branford high school in 1039, at­ rlck and Mary Weber, coached by sors for the affair which will be # Chopped EKB and Celery Sand,. 1 teaspoon lemon Juice •: . j posal systems; avoidance of loca­ throe minutes with factory firemen About t)io same tlmo Mrs, Sedg­ Milano, Anthony et al to R. E. Mix all tho .ingredients thbrougtt-, the Associated Press. For 16 years The local consumer committee is Edward Evis, Mrs. Josoplr Orubb, Mo"zart's "Symphony In D", a waltz, tended Connecticut Colloge of Phar Miss Alice Gunnlp, open to the general public without • teichcs on Wholeicheat Bread tions where, the slope, is ^downhill and wardens working in unison wick Allen, graduate nurse, re.- Goodwin, 113 Gerrish.Ave; Ollva Shredded Fresh Vegetable Relish ly. Spread sandwich filling on sllcc^' he was. Yale and Now Haven cor- working directly under Instructions Mrs. Farrington Lay, Mrs. John "Valso.-TXi!.t6';^j3Jf Sibelius, a lone Miss Grace Blauchard, will con­ charge, the proceeds being used for from the sewage disposal Bystcm.to '^yikpoy ,eindi,ivipSSXlX''9oynet.', by cclved an appointment Irom^JSEM. BRANFdRD macy for one year, and then en­ Annunzlata to R. E. Goodwin, Per­ [Oranga Layer Caka Hot Chocolate ot buttered bread.. Makes 5-6 sand< froin the officei.o't~t,eon'?^HehiltiVson. with the severaLjdejjVtraonta, ' , OrQs, Mrs. M.-.Plorson. _..^-'—-«-' duct tryouls tor the writing ot a the benellt ot t)ie pliuroh. wiches. (Tasty.tor your lunch, also.)' ti^hs yof'tyrtntot^f^opcclal composi- McQueen to oi-ganliirSffltilBfiSS/a tered Stone Business!college, com­ shing Ave. cNmW'yetcnsc, Chief Christian class poem, while liliss Louise Scott '^fi&?«et«f^^ or spring iriay be flooded at times perfect the proteotlve measures of uy Seinlanu, Lllc oOtHf u'y SIIMr»Hi«Y pleting the stenography course De­ Mortgage deeds—Trlano, John et Woerhle and plant offlclals ox- LAUNDRY will coach the delivery ot all parts. Rehearsals areiiow being held by Tribune. of higli water in nearby streams; the country so that no enemy at­ For these la.sl two numbers tlio)"/ f'' «"1'1^"«-' ""^ 'untorirtls.. cember 0, 1041. ux to J. J. Canna, St. Andrew Ave. pressed complete satisfaction. Post Observers the Hunter The splan Group at the For the past nliie years, the re­protection of the top of tho 'well tacks will disrupt the Industrial Orchestra will bo a.sslstod by Com The result has been that tho Rod Assignment ot Mortgage—Lomas Council Sends Let Your Answer M. I. F. added a little practical FLAT WORK Miss Mary Sharon ot the Com­ High School for their coming play, tiring director was editor and pub- against surface drainage; and tneproductio n vital,to the war effort. mcrclal High School Choru,3 under Cross has furnlslidd a largo box Dr. and Mrs. Dana L. Blanchard and Nettleton Co. to U. S. Life In­ experience by springing a surprise mercial Departnlent, served on the" A Woman of Judgment," which Usher ot the Yale FootbaU pro­ tightness of the top ot the well It will seek to Inform and instruct Identifications! the direction of Honora Rextord. of supplies placed In the chapel have returned from a trip to Fort surance Co. from K. J. Tyler et al, foSomis Be BONDS! first aid test in which Louis Aceto WET WASH committee evaluating Hamden will be presented' as an assembly Consumer Head grams, books that set a high stan­ casing. consumers in the purchase and use and the nurses are making ar­ Lauderdale, Florida. Joyce Road. was the "victim" of serious Inju­ High School on March 4 and 5. program in the school auditorium dard in this particular field It water under pressure is avail­ of goods and commodities in such a Are Now Ready PATRICK A. BURKE rangements to have emergency SOFT DRY Branford was represented Sat­ ries. He recovered before the ar­ on March 17. The play, written by Releases of Mortgages—Fialierty, He was graduated from Taft able, water flush toilets are usually way as to help solve the problems boxes placed in tho following loca­ Mrs, Charles Montgomery, Cedar urday afternoon at a meeting of the rival of the ambulance; DIES IN STAMFORD Leon M. Pierson^'',v/lll have an all-Mae C, to Flore De Palma et al, 44 installed and sanitary disposal of each individual consumer. tions: Street has been entertaining Mrs. Consumer Committee, State Defense School, Watertown, in 1897. ,j All observers must repoit Inimec"" girl cast. The advisor is Miss Vir­ Hemingway Ave.; Jourdan, Fannie must be provided. Disposal facil­ aloly to the Branford Police Sta­ Double Beach, homo of Mrs.. John James Qulnn ot Rockvllie. Council, at Burrough's Library, Ogden Miller, in commenting on The death ot Patrick A, Burke, ginia . Stevenson,, and the student Ella et al to W. H. Pearce et al, ities should not be located too close tion to iccelve their identincatlP" Ores, nurses' assistant.. WEDDINGS Bridgeport by Mrs. Ernest Craig. Mr. Barnett's retirement, said, fofmcrly of this place, occurred director is Martha Paris. KImberly Ave; Minor Lumber and to wells and springs used for water Shirley A. Fenn ' caids The Station will be open {o<^ Granite Bay, Bay View Store, FINISHED WORK At this meeting were present "Paul Barnett's retirement as di­ Monday in Stamford following an Mason Supply Co. to Katherine A. supply; septic tanks should be ot Teacher's Book this purpose every weekday tr(J'W Mrs. Edward Evis and Mrs. Joseph MADDERN-MoPARTLAND all of the broadcasters of the rector of publicity for the Yale llln'ess ot three years He was 80 WHEN IN NEED OF A dental hygienlst will be at Welch, two lots Fairlawn Terrace; for 8 A. M till 4 P. M., on Sunday Il'ij"* BACHELOR SERVICE Announcement is made ot the several local broadcasting stations Athletic Association after 19-years, I adequate size and accessible Dies Following;' Soars of ago and was born In I Orubb, nurses assistants. WALLPAPER Highland School March 12 between N. H. Bond and Mortgage Co. to cleaning; and the overflow from | 8 A. M. till 3 P. M. and Thursdlay engagement ot Miss Marlon Mad- who are beginning on Monday, takes from the scene a man known ' '-— --•' *'" Given Review Branfoid, a son ot John Burke and] School, P.'T.A. room 2 and 4 P. M. Jane Durand, Stevens St. evening from 0 to 8 P. M. Only i68 OR PAINT dern, daughter of Mrs. Frank P. March 2, 1942 the program of the to thousands of followers ot Yale septic tanks must usually be dis­ Lis Pendens—McKeown, P. J. et We are fighting enemies who A Long lllne.^s of the 285 photographed have befn Bridget Gibbs. He was an inspec­ Mrs. Franklin Burdge, nurses' as­ visit Madden al 582 Thompson Avenue, Consumer Committee of the State will stop at nothing. With our sports. He has had the personal posed ot by seepage into the ground a Iby Mary A. Bi'aun, Bradford At Assembly <.t\ for their cards. Chief Chrlatlf" tor for the Yale and Towno Man­ sistant. ,. !. >> to Mr. Thomas C. McPartland, son Calvin Steeves ot Henry Street Defense Council. They will broad­ homes, our very lives at stake, and professional friendship of This may be difllcult if there is un­ Shirley Annette Fenn, of Stone Woerhle reported up to tho timo P* ufacturing Co., and moved tp Union Chapel, Red Cross box, TEL. 572-2 — 572-3 UNITED WALL PAPER of Mrs. Leo McPartland ot Man­ Is In Grace Hospital where he re­Avo. cast each morning the local market siiall we stop short of giving our derlying rock, tight soli or high countless sports editors and sports The following program was given Street, Granite Bay, died Wednes­ going to press, which means thfbt' Stamford at the tlmo the factory Mrs. Victor Hutchinson, graduate, CO. chester. cently underwetit an operation. reports and other matters of con­ dimes and dollars for Defense? Continued on page four Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps writers and has earned their affec­ at the high school assembly last day morning at 8 in her homo fol­ all others must act quickly. moved from hero. Highland and Rockland Parku, Charles Baxter, ot Branford, re­ sumer interest to consumers in the B. W, Nelson, Prop, 03 Orovra St., Newr Havon Mr. McPartland attended St. every day, every week. Buy os tion and total respect. My person­ Wednesday, led by Student Cliair- lowing a five-months' illness/ Nejir- - Smvlvlng him are nioces and Johnson's Boat House, Mrs.. John ANNOUIJPES SPEAKERS gional director of the Victory Book particular locality. "Wo Save You Money" Charles College In Baltimore,'Md., Drive, has congratulated Miss Beth if your very life depended upon al associations with him have been man, Nancyan Stretch. iy five weeks ago she returhcdl to nephews, Miss Mae O'NoU of McClecs and Mrs. Louise Hart,, Miss Laura O'Connor, advisor for The general program of the Con­ it. ZtdoesI A HAND and Trinity College in Hartford. Taylor, librarian at the Hagaman a source, of benefit and pleasure GIVE Ninety-flrst \Psalm; Lord's Pray­ hsr home from New Haven hoepl-li^ALK ON PAOKAG-ING Chestnut Street, whom ho often graduates, Mrs. John Buck and the senior class at the high school sumer Committee of the State was The wedding will take place next Memorial Library, for the success and the regret one feels at his re- YE SAWYERS er; Song, America the Beautiful; tai, where she had been undergo-l -rrpA-PTl "RV -RnTA-plY visited, Mrs. Philip McKoon, Wil­ Mrs. Myrtle Plcrson, nurses' abslst- has announced class night speak­ explained in detail to the local month. of the campaign here. More than . tirement is tempered by the knowl­ Salute to the Flag; Accordlan Solo, ing treatment. She was 19 year.'f of I tLI Stone Church. Roderick; class prophecy, Patricia returned from a vacation trip to 129 Temple St., Nev^r Hav^ sub-committee on information and Alice Boyer; Song trio. Faith celved many expressions ot sj m- Fouscr, a member of the housing c\lZ^ your money will help to buy. BRANFORD REVIEW Bombollskl, Arthur Hollman, John The 200th District of Rotary ,Ii' FltzPatrlck and. Mary Weber, Miami, Fla. Registration ot the Branford Red Hooghklrk, -Carolyn Wilcox, Man- pathy, including flowers and cards committee, Wallace Footc has made Go to your bank, post office, or savings and Buck, Fred Blicker, Irwin Morton tflrnationai win hold Its Third,A'l'- SfTUDENT OBSERVERS coached by Miss Alice Gunnlp. Cross Disaster Relief Committee. cyan Stretch; Orchestra trio, John as she was always a great tavo Ite his store In Main Street available Mrs. Lucy T. Hammer is co-chair­ and Flanders Smith. There is still 'itiual Spring Conference at l-'U'" loan association. Tell them you want to buy, William Stauby is ill at the West Anderson, Fred Ghiroli, Theodore both in school and at Short Be{ich RATED "VERY aOOD" for storage. man of this committee. The Com­ considerable more work ot this kind Novak; Processional Music by High Chapel, where she was a .-teacher I New Haven Lawn Club, New Havf] BUSINESS HOSE CO. ELECTS Window. to be done, and the. Chief Obser­ Many of the articles rcqulrod Defense Bonds regularly, starting now. mittee headquarters in time of dis­ School Orchestra under the direc­ In the Sunday school. !• v Saturday, April 25. The MlUof" At the annual meeting ot the ' THERE'S ONE ver would like to see more volun­ i Branford's chief observer has arc simply listed but will not bo aster is in the town hail pfiice of tion of Miss Carabelia. Before her illness she was am-Club has been designated as 1(1'^ DIRECTORY Bradford Manor Hose Company held Miss Edith Wardle celebrated her teers next Saturday and Sunday, been advised by the interceptor called In unless there. Is an emer­ the Welfare Department. pioyed In the mall order c!epart7 host club for the conference • wl ^ (jpmmander that the local post was gency, On the other hand there recently ,the following officers were birthday Friday. There ts no reason why a very few Dr. Carl W. Maddocks of Mllfp:'d ment of the Sargent Co ^t.New '(^"ccked officially Sunday morn­ are several people who preferred to elected; Capt. Milton Johnson, should do all the work. SALE FOR WAR BELIEF as chairman. '•"''' \ 42 inch Sink and Tub Combinations SCHOOLS CLOSE Haven. > I '. ing. As a result ot the check the send their cots, blankets, pillows \ The World's News Seen Through Lieut. Charles Callahan, Foreman WHISTLES WILL BLOW '"Dr. Ralph Jenkins ot Datibui V/ $34.95 complete, Toilet Outfits Scliools ot the town will close BEST PU Dorothy Schoolcraft Is holding a Miss Fenn, an only child, Ig'ISlir- .flfter board report of tiie observa and other medical supplies to the William Brown, Secretary, Frank governor of the 200th DI.'itriet'Hi^ With seat $18.95, Bathtubs $18.95. Friday for a week. In the future when the air raid REPUBLICAN NOTICE sale of antiques, very inexpensive, vived by her parcuats. ' -I,j,' fion was "alert" and that intorma- storage center. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Reynolds, Assistant Secretary arn!6unced that tho corffeteftfel An Interttisthital Daily Ncwslmpcr alarm Is given the Atlantic Wire Co. for which profits will go to war re­ The funeral will be held,Satur­ Should disaster strike, the nurs­ Wall Basins $5.95. — The Conn. George Close anil Treasurer George progiam will open with a bi^p&ktpakfgSttlf'Pf " ^^s "^"y Eood." U Truihful—Censtriictivc—Unbiadctl—Freo from Sensational- SINGS AT D. A. B. TO GET and Malleable Iron Foundry whistles Miss Katherine Byrne, vice-chair­ lief. She may be reached by call­ day at 2 in the luneral home of es, all registered with Dr. Dana riumblnK & Heating Materials Clark. , ;, • man of the Republican State Cen­ pipeting ot Club Oftlcers an'*""jgyQgCMyrll' , happened that the ob.serva- itm — HditoriaU Arc Timely nnd In-Pannacoda, wife of Nunzi , Introductory Offer, '6 Issues 2) Cents. WEEKLY MORBIDITY REPORT Johnson's and voted to devote the FOOR GRADUATE Convenient Terms George Herdilng, and Drum Corps P. Bradley." Republican meeting to be held sist of a symposium, the theme of ^ ^'oVallaro ojt, Branford .Hills and the chapel building and found Name-...... —_._..__..—.—-...—.- ;-..-._...... One case of lobar pneumonia ASK ABOUT year's program to the study of na­ Miss Eleanor Harvey, Mrs. Hazel which is, "How Best Can Rotary n!!^sr.dflrfW Wednesday at Grace,them sotisfactory. The chappl Chairman, Frederick Carlson. tional, state and town taxes. The March 27 at Hollywood Inn, Neiv, Robullts, Rentals, Portables and 62 ot measles were reported Fellner, Mrs. Eugene Rodney and Servo." £ ,7.,, t, . ;i ihas the requirements for an cmer- Address. PAYMENT Board of Assessors will be asked to Ansonla, and at the state meeting Supplio.1 here for the week ending March 2 TO SPEAK ON GARDENS Mrs.. H. E, H. Cox have received A dinner will close the confer- Funoral scWJws will De conduct-'gency hospital set-up. SAMPLE COPY ON RRQUEST JOHN TROTTA PASSES speak at the April meeting which in Hartfo;-d next month. A full PIANSI certificates from a New Haven mo once. Outstanding speakers will ad­ „riMhP,&v residence .f^rldayl As civilians complete Red Cross \] RELIANCE TXTEWRIXER CO. Tile funeral of John Trptta, son will be held, at the Oasis. Mrs. S. A. Griswold will speak on attendance is urged at the meeting. )>iS«'<*, ip- nephew of Mr. Houde. Grand List ot October, 1941. er.sburg, Fla. • Haven. found please return to Branford ers, Edward of East Haven and Ar 42 Church St., New Haven - devoted to the opera. Goldfish originally came from China and the Far £ast.\ Wilson Auto Sales Co., Inc. Sovlng.s Bank. thUr, now serving in the submarine Taylor Place, Short Beach service with tlio United States Navy WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 698

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