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The Thanksgiving Triumph Safe At P. 0. STRICTLY LOCAL Gives Staff TOWN TOPICS By Ilnland Grnvc.% jcrnper. A LITTLE ABOUT THIS AND THAT Many a Branford Thanksgiving Jl was a wonderrul sight Indeed to PlentyTrouble appetite was spoiled when the gal- see the eslininlcd six thousand East When Chief Clerk Linus Swanton WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN BY PAUL H. STEVENS lant East Haven High School Poot-|Haven rooters swarm out on the ball Team played . hard, heads-up field after the game some still opened the East Haven Branch Post football to beat the Branford Hor Office Monday morning at the be cheerlng, some to give the playei-s a ginning of what promises to be one Tcniiicrnturc Drops. field stone on tho Parkway bosldo nets 12 to 6. hearty ?lap on the back and a hand AN AUSPICIOUS START . of the busiest months In the history the Seawall at Morris Cove. From the first Whistle one could shako, some to carry Coach Pullano of the office, he foimd that ho was Winter really here. The huge crowd ot football fans who enjoyed the Turkey Day sec that East Haven wasn't on the and the ball players oft the field on Frnni Sunny South comes nltrao- without stamps and tho other Christmas In the nir. game last Thursday at the lliKh school gridiron here had a swell field to enjoy a liollday vacation their shoulders while the rcat Jusl necessaries without which no well llvc snaiishot of noroUiy Ann Faslg time and saw a thrilling match which ended in a 12 to G victoi'y by Rather they were out to show Bran glowed Inside and beamed with a appoInled.P, O. can operate., Tho bn.sklnir in biilmy breezes at Miami ford that they were capable of play happy smile. A grand game played Now all wo need Is snow—but do Kcnch, Florida, Mr Hiul Mrs. Henry the Bast Haven High school over their opponents, the Brautord High reason was that the safe had gone wo want It? school eleven, from the neighhoring town "over the hill." It was a ing a real game of ball. Each and by a grand bunch of boys was the on a rampage, and the heavy doors C. Faslfr and family formerly of 31 marvelous nu)rning, weathbrwise, and the open air sport added the every man on the East Haven team thought of the day. refused to swing open to the usual •MlBlvty ffoml to stc plenty of ]l'n''<''=''I'laco.and South End Shores zest which brought appetites for the sumpiious dinners served iu deserves to share equal credit for Their record of wins and losses combination, Do what he could and steaks ami clinns anil roasts bn«k»" "'w Uvinir i.ermaucntly In huiidreds of honu's. this great victory. And one can for the season Is as follows; Victor' oven aided and abetted by tho other in the markets asain, and soaj) ami I''""''''"' We are glad that last East Haven has been added to those hardly say whether they were more los 4, Mllford, Wlnslcd, Plalnfleld, postal employes, Mr. Swanton was shnrtcntugs too, slowly making tliolr superb on offense or defense. They "Branford"; Ties Z, St. Mary's-twice; We welcome Earl Rossltcr lo the communities wliich look forward year after year to an annual foot unable to budge the heavy door, way lo open sliclvcs. Eost Havon business Community. ball "classic". The Thanksgiving Day game was not merely a game, smeared the, Hornets with hard Losses 3 Seymour, Branford, Shel- Something serious had gone wrong clean tackles on the defense and ton; Did you over stop lo think that Earl has recently acquired the it was the begiiniiug, we hope, of a tradition. It was the initial with the mechanism. gi-ooory store in Laurel street near Thanksgiving Day game of the Blue and Gold squad which came into smashed tluough them with vicious Note: 1. Not a game was lost on wo have some mighty good markets blocking and smart deception on their home field. 2. First gome with A hurry call was phoned to tho right hero In town? Laurel street school and has added being this year. It is fortunate that the game was with Branford be main office In New Haven and In a a lino of moats to his stock, of cause it will mark the begiiniing of what should become years of the offense. Branford played at night In heavy Murpiiy, the Branford left end, rain. 3. Shelton lacked dressing matter of a few minutes a supply of Ilcd Men expect bl; turn out to groceries and houshold supplies. rivalry between the two neighbor-schools. Both teams have been stamps, cash and other post office playing good ball this season in their League games but this Turkey gave East Haven more than a bit of room facilities another shelter for SCO "Down Homers" In big enter needs wore on tho woy to .tho local tainment Saturday nig'ht hi lllfih "Have found the News very day game had nothing to do w.itli the League. It was a match be trouble because of his great height our boys, so they had to stay out In 'newsy',—like a Idler from homo ' and ability to snare passes in the a very cold wind for 2 hours before branch, In the meantime It was schnol audilnrlum. .^ tween towns and it was a harbinger of many such thrill-packed ad found that more heroic sofforl each week" writes RIIss Both Taylor, ventures to come. . stratosphere. However, East Haven game time; We're keeping our fingers crcsscil former llbarlan at the Ilagaman coped with this readily by hushing wouldd bo required If tho sate were Time was when the anniuil game between the Branford Laurels We extend our slnceresl congratu to give up lis valuable contents. on the Main street Christmas lights. Memorial Library bcro, now llvlUR and hitting the passer before ho lations to all who participated In and the East Haven Townies was a looUod-for Thanksgiving Day The Cohort Company of New Ha All of Us hope they will flash out at In Fast Hartford. Her Christmas event. Fans from both towns jammed the side-lines in those days. could get the ball away nullifying making this football season a com least a few evenings before Christ card shows a colorful Community all gains made by the walking skys- plete success. ven was notified and, pronto an Now we can look forward to a revival 61 the Branford-Bast Haven expert safe-man was on tho job. At mas has como and gone. There Is Christmas tree around ivhlcli a rivalries with their respective school teams noisily supported year last, after a largo hole had boon some talk we hoar of hooking up to groui) of school clillilrpn arc singing; after year by increasing throngs of supporters and alumni. drilled and cut through tho sate a dlosel generator If the strike In carols. "Slnco you are urging a door, It finally swung open. Tho duced "dim-out" continues. Counuunlty Christmas tree, "she Wilfred Rafter Dean Garratt safe Is an old one, having seen .writes," I thoiight you might en A DESERVED HONOR FLshcrmon will be Inlcreslcd In joy tills particular card. service hero for at least fifteen Ihnl new spun-Rlass rod now on dis years. An event of liuusual interest to East Haveners takes place next Is Chosen Head To Speak Here play at Graves Sport S'hiop. It Is Wo have boon handed a pro- Sunday at the National Shrine at Catholic University in Washiugton. said In be bolter limn tho best gramof the third annual. Farmlng- • The Et. Rev. Monsignor John J. Reilly will be formally installed Of Civic Group Tuesday Night bamboo. ,ton Valley Sacred Music Fcillval there iu the rank of Domestic Prelate at solemn investiture ceremon \v [hold last Sunday In the Slmsbury ies. Monsignor Reilly, a native of New Haven, was formerly adminis Dean George A. Garratt of the We never know there By-laws were adopted and officers Down Homers" were Congregational Church of which trator of St. Ann's Parish in Highwood. Yale School of Forestry will be the many Christmas cards until wo Rev. William II. Nicolas formerly ot , "The date is that of the Peast of the Immaculate Conception a elected at the organlzaton meeting speaker at the December meeting Here For Show looked ovct the displays at The most hol.y feast day in the Catholic calendar. The ceremonies will be of the Saltonstall Civic Association of the Men's Club of the Stone Gift Shop, GIfthaven, J. P. Morgar('s the Stone Church here Is the pastor. \}"- followed by a solemn pontifical'high mass at which the Most Rev, held Tuesday evening In the home church In the parish house next and tho other emporiums fcaturU)g Choirs from churches In Oranby, Tuesday evening. Dinner will bo Saturday Night such. Johnny Morgan has promlsad Slmsbury, Avon, Bloomtlold, West ^ Amleto Giovanni, the apostolic delegate from the Holy See to the of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacobson In United-States, will pontificate. The sermon will bo preiiohed by th? Saltonstall Parkway. Steps were served at 6:30 by the Ever Ready All roads will lead to the East us on In terpstlng feature article Avon, North Canton, Canton Cen 0^ Most Rev. John F. Noll, Bishop of ^Port >yayne, Indiana. also taken for Incorporation of the Group under the chairman of Mrs. Haven High school Auditorium this obout Christmas cards which wo ter, Unlonvlll, Now Hartford, Plain- The elovatoin of Monsignor Rpilly to.the ctistjngfiished•.position new- Drganlzatiohr which has been Ralph.Heweljtjrhere will alsQj.^c a Saturday .flight tpi: .the blRiW: hoj" hope to be able to print next week, vllle, OolUnsvlllo and North Oranby musical prWramJ-witli" vocal selec J^Qlned In this beautiful service of Domestic Prilato.is a high and deserved lionoi-.- It climaxes his In process "of formaltlon during the show to be prfesentad by the talent ScvcrnI new ailvcrtlscmcnts in our efforts as director of the National Shrine, a ijo.st to which ho was tions by William F;'Hasse and also which dre* a' crowd thflt filled Mr. past four months under temporary ed aggregotlon of Radio performers East Haven News pa^cs Hils week. called in ]040 and in which he has directed the expenditure of two by a male auartet. known to a 'i'ery wide alr-wavo Nicolas' Church to oft.Uftolfcy, 'TJio. officers headed by Paul H. Stevens Saeli attraclivo dliqilays will licl|i festival was preceeded by a recep million dollars and in the course of which the shrine has become During the recent war Dean Gar audlenoo as tho "Down Homers". boost (ucal Clirlstnias shoppins^. completely clear of debt. as chairman. ratt served as chief of the Division The show Is being sponsored by tion In tho parish house. Mr. Nicolas Monsignor Reilly has been u summer resident of Momauguiu for The newly elected president of the of 'Technical Training of the Forest Poquot Thlbe, Improved Order of We exterid our sympathy to Is holding a series of Vesper Services a great many years. During the long period he gave his services to association Is Wilfred J. Rafter of Products Institute, U. S. Forest Re'd Men and arrangements are In Harry Falkoff, secretary of tho East at 4 P. M. the thrpc Sundays before the Momauguin chapel of St. Vincent do Paul's parish and has a 23 Estelle road, well known resident Service. In this capp&clty, ho was tho hands of a committee headed Haven Business Association whoso Christmas. "This is one of tho most wide circle of friends who have watched with pleasure his elevation of the Saltonstall area. Walter C. responsible for the organization of by Benny Goodman. father died last week In Boston. beautiful hours In our church" ho says "liito afternoon". to high places in hi.s church. He is a brother of Attorney Thomas Woods of Saltonstall Parkway was a training program for 16,000 mili Posters calling attention lo tho F. Reillj', one, of East Haven's leading citizens. chosen as vice president and the tary and civilian personnel engaged Doris Flsolier, a. student at tho program were distributed around IIlKh school, bas several ..clinrming The S. O. Draytons of 14 Ivor '7 other temporary officers, Mrs. In wood aircraft fabrication, in town this week and from reports LilUan Morgan and Mrs. Harry spection of wood for shipbuilding, oil paintings on display at John 1". street have moved,lo Brandon, Vt. IS IT DEMOCRATIC? eminating from other towns whore Morgan's store in Main street, Additional Town 'l^plos on Pago a Hunt both of Saltonstall Parkway, and the- packaging of supplies. the "Down Homers" hav? already were chosen as secretary and trea In February, 1045. he was reaslgn- appeared, the onlertalnmenl should Under the above caption the Editor of the New Era (Deep surer respectively. A handsome bronze plaque ..with River) raises the question as to whether the town meeting is really ed to the Army Transportation prove lo be a real evening of fun. tho names of the fifteen Morris a democratic instrument of government. Ho says he was talking to a The nominating committee headed Corps In the European Theatre of From 10 o'clock until midnight Cove servicemen who lost their lives Down Memory Lane man recently who had advaiiced the theory, heretical, he presumes, by Mr. Jacobson brought in two Operations, where he woj) In charge dancing will be enjoyed In tho m World War II Is on display this ZS YEARS AGO to many of his readers, that the town meeting is not demoeralie. slates of candidates and the vote of setting up a training program lor school gymnasium. week In the window of Mr. Sauer- was taken by Mrs. Martlndale and tlie redeployment of supplies and This friend argued that town meetings are not democratic because brunn's drug store in Townscnd Doc. 0-12, lOZI the citizens, by and. large, fail to take part in them, and generally Harry Ettar who were appointed as equipment. For his war work he-was avenue. The plaque arrived last speaking, only those with axes to grind participate. The mandates' tellers. The new officers will be In- awarded the Medal of Freedom. CONVALESCING Salurdayj A potlllon Is before the The Girls' Friendly Society held a of a town meeting are therefore, according to this reasoning, the staled at the next meeting, Tuesday Master Edward ^Donadlo Is con- New Haven Park commission to masquerade In the Town Hall and mandates of those with ulterior motives. He further contended that January 7 In the home of Mr. and PINOCHLE AWARDS velesclng from an appendectomy have the tablet placed on a largo was planning a Christmas sale. town meetings can be "packed" altogether too easily. Furthermore, Mrs. Paul H. Stevens at 112 Salton Awards In the second playing In performed Sunday In Grace Hospi Miss Doris Hosloy had returned lo he thinks, all too often onlj' one side of a (lueslion is presented at the stall Parkway. In the meantime a the pinochle series being held at tal. Wellesley college. average town meeting, and the people are swayed by oratory far too committee consisting of W. C. Christ Church hall each week were The Civic Service Association hold easily. Many oitazens are timid about speaking out,and fail to present Woods,. Clifford Burns and Ralph Mrs. Kurzwell, Mrs. B_. Nesblt, Mr. YUM-YUM DATES AHEAD a sale Saturday In tho Town Hall. their viewpoints, the meeting, therefore, tends to be dominated by Walker will apply for Incorpora W. Lyon, sr., Mrs. James Cunning, Cards came this week Informing Mrs. Peter Van Haafton -was very tion. Pequol Tribe, Improved Order of the articulate, rather than the sound. , ham, Jr., B. Simon, Mrs. Mae Pom-Us that tho North Guilford ladles Red Men, each Monday-at 8 HI at her home In Hemingway \Ve must suy that we agree with this line of thinking from our A Christmas party followed the pano, Mrs. H. Lewis, Mrs. H. are putting on their annual chicken P. M., Rod Men's Hall, 458 avenue. experience based on local town meetings. It has long been our opin business meeting with refreshments Schwart, Mrs. W. Braun, James pie supper and bazaar at tho Parish Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Pembleton of ion that most modern towns have outgrown the "town meeting served by a committee headed by Ogllvle. The final nlte will be Dec. House on Meeting House HIM from Star of Victory Lodge, No, 63., Mamaraneck wore visiting Mrs. stage". To he sure, in the old da.ys town meetings were democracy Mrs. Harry Etter. Christmas music 11 at which time grand prizes will 0 to 8 this Saturday night. 'Npf O. S. of B. First and third B. A. Lceper of Kirkham avenue. in the purest form. That was when the number of votens were few was furnished by Oliver Johnson. be awarded. said. Thursdays, 8 P. M. Rod Men's The Legion Post was planning a and all participated. Today when a town meeting is called there is Hall. Christmas Jubilee for Dec. 23. usually only a handful of voters present, and then only those, as Rotary Club each Thursday Tho West End Auxiliary held a this editor's friend pointed out, with axes to grind. 12:15 noon. St. Vincent De sale and dance In the West End Flro In discussing this subject previously we have said we believe a Has Town Meeting Call Of 1864 Paul's Auditorium, Taylor Ave. House. study should be made of a more responsive form of town govern Navajo Council, No. 54, Degree ment. Milford and some other towns have a "Representative Town of Pocahontas meets first and Meeting" to which a certain number of delegates are elected by George C. Kirkham Finds Inter Substllules, to apply to the credit Special Meeting Was Oallod To third Wednesday, Red Men's the people every two years and these only can vote at the town esting- Documents Among Col of this Town, on additional call for Provide Funds To Obtain Vol Hall. Christmas Seals meetings. East Hartford, on the other hand, has a town eouncil which lection Of Old Papers Here. troops by the President of the unteers For Service. Princess Chapter, No, 70, 6. E. E., has replaced the town meeting. This eouncil elects a town manager George C. Kirkham of Kirkham United States. Meets second and fourth Mon and performs the town's business. Many towns! have boroughs with avenue, who left the past month for 2nd. To vole lo pay from the such sums of money, on tho faith days, 8 P.M. In Masonic Hall. Courts of Burgesses legislating for the people. We too would like to his wjnter home In Florida, has treasury of the Town to any person and credit of the Town, as may be Dec. 7—Red Men's Show High see this problem of the towns debated. found among his old doccuments an inhabitant of this Town, (who necessary to carry tho above votes School Auditorium 8 P. M. and papers an Interesting call dat may hot have previously received Into effect. Doc. d—East Haven ' Players 8 ed, Nov. 30 1864 for a special East money from the Town for a like The call was signed by a sizeable P. M. Foxon Community House Haven Town Meeting. Mr. Klrk- purpose) and who shall be enrolled group of cltlzeiis who were well Dec. 0—-Business Association an Miss DeWolf Sings Business Group ham's father, the late Calvin C. as liable to do military duty and known men f affairs In the town who shall procure an acceptlble nual meeting. Town Hall 8 In Oberlin Chorus Kirkham was town clerk for a great of that day. In 1864 and for a long P. M., To Pick Officers many years. Substitute on or before the sixth lime thereafter the town of East day of January, 1885,. to apply on Haven reached to the Now Haven Dec. 10—Dinner Meeting Men's .•Tho Register printed a dispatch The annual meeting, of the East the credit of this Town, on any call harbor and Included all of wl)at Is Club, Stone Church 8.30 P. M Ihis week from Oberlin, Ohio, stat- The call for the meeting, which Dec. 12Vclcran's Welcome Home Haven Business Association will be was addressed to the selectmen by a for United States troops, such a now Morris Cove, Gran Ig Corner iT nlg that Miss Marilyn L. DeWoH sum of money as may be deemed and Fair Haven East. Signatures Committee, 7:30 P. M. Ttown daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford held Monday at 8 P M. In the Town group of legall voters and tax payers Hall. Hall. A large attendance Is desired reflects some of the troubles the lawful and expedient by said meet affixed to the doccument are the DeWolf of 35 Dodge avenue, sang In ing. following: ' . Dec. 12—Christmas Pair, Gerrlsh the alto section of the production of as the annual election of officers town was having at that time, In Ave School Handel's Messiah by the Oberlin win take place at this time. A the final stages of Civil War, In ob 3rd. To ascertain from the proper Wm. Chldsey, C, W. Bradley, Dec. 15—Church School Pageant, ... Your Protection Musical Union Sunday evening. Miss nominating committee named at taining Its (luota of volunteers. The authorities If the military enroll Henry Smith, Horace A. Smlthi Old Stone Church, 8 P, M. De Wolf Is a Freshman at Oberlin meetlrig was called for Dee. 6 at 2 ment Ills for this Town has Samuel F. Bradley, Stephen Hem. Dec. 17—Well Child Conference the November meeting will bring been reduced In mumbers In pro Ingway, John S. Tyler, John W. Against Tuberculosis College. The Oberlin Musical Union In a slate of candidates for the o'clock m the afternoon. Town Hall. Here are the four articles of the portion lo th number of Volunteers Thompson, Obadlah Smith, Willis Is one of the oldest choral groups In several positions. Considerable other Dec. 10—Wellchlld Conference the Unlte^ States. call: and Substitutes furnished from time Bailey, Koswell C. Hemingway, Space Confrlbuiod by IP • business Is on the agenda for the Bradford Manor Hall. W 1st. To appropriate a sum of to time by the said town of east Horace A. Hemingway, Daniel H. Dec. 23-^Chrlst, Church School meeting. money, that may be deemed suff Haven, and to. take such action in Bradley, Albert Forbes, Levi Brad Christmas Party. BIKTH OF A DAUGHTER icient by said meeting froni the relation thereto, as said meeting ley, John S, Bradley Augustine Dec. 20—Pequot Tribe Xmas Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thompso,':i Nov., 1 In St. Raphael's Hospital. Treasury of the Town, for the pur- may direct. Bagley Jesse T. DooUttle, John Hemingway, E. L, Eldrldgo, Lester Party. of 29 Elm Court announce the birth jMrsv Thompson In the former Miss pose ot defraying the necessary ex- 4th. To authorize and direct some Dec. 25—Christmas Day of a sond daughter, Jill Ann, on Lorrain" e Blttner. pense. In procuring Volunteers and meet person or persons to . borrow Smith.

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PA.IF. TWO THE !BRA«|FOKD REVIEW • EASTjaAVEN NEWH Thursdn.v. Dcf."m'-"" Thursday, December 5. 1040 THE BRANFORD REVIKW • EAST HAVEN NEWS Haven. They plan to leave about and was lo.lowa by a oreaiiiUbi. m PAGE THREE BUSY MONTH IS February 1 lor Havana, Cuba, where the church hulii. concluding Installment of Mr. We.may bo Justly proud of this Town Topics Thompson Ave. Mr. Drakos will study tor his M. A. Church Stands West's sermon. church and Its history. But ns Dr. Union School VIstTINO IN OKLAHOMA Deaths This Week Miss Malcolm Will Momauguin News Miss Riilli YoutiRTcrman sticMl (lie SCHEDULED AT as an exchange student from Yale. Havens said in 1874, it Is not with . FOR SPENCER The bride attended Beecher Col Mrs. Maurice sarasohn of 43 Sid The church was electrified In the past alone we have to do. "It Is P.T.A. Fair To Individually Designed Corsets lioliday anil week end in Clinlh.ini, Tidings ney street is spending the Christ Today A Living 1928 and in 1034, a new slate root In East Haven Leave School Post N. J.' ' STONE CHURCH lege,' and George Washington a law of our being, that we dn not and BrrvssiorfiB see ' ny Mrs. Blanclie O'Connor The Bradford Manor Auxiliary University in Washington D.C. mas holidays with her daughter, was put on the church and the Inand cannot live for ounselves alone. Be Dec. II1 2 MARY K, TURBETT ' Mrs. E. C. Baker and .son, Edward Mrs. Thomas Sutton and grand Annojihccment was made this win hold their monthly card parly Mr. Drakos is in the class of 1946 M terior was completely redecorated at We are links hi that mighty chain HEARN The death of Mr. Claude 103 LENOX ST. EAST HAVEN St. Vincent de Paul R. C. church, Mrs. John Strandberg and daugh The Advent and Christmas visited her sister, Ml-ss Stow on' daughter Judith In Batttlesvllle, Beacon Light The Parent-Teaoher association week that Ml.ss Jean Malconi, Friday evening at 0:30 In the ters, Marie and Carolyn wore at Yale University He was a lluten- great expense. Indeed the Interest which connects the historic past A. Hcarn of 46 TalnindBO Avenue oc Tol. 4.0768 Attor B P.M. pastor, Rev. William O'nrlcn; acorge street flro house. The public service at the Old Stone church arc Friday Mrs. Baker resides In West- Oklahoma. and principal payments were so of Union School plans Us first big secretary to isupt. of Schools Wm. curates, Roy. Joseph Buckley, Rev. TlianksglvlnB guests of M. P. Mario scheduled as follows In the Church wood, Mass. ant In the USMCR during the. war. Editor's.note: During the past with tho living present and tlic un curred on Nov. 25 in the Hospital is cordially invited. great then that It was an open born future." Wliat the character Christmas Fair on Wednesday and E. Glllls for the past 14 years, has William Myers, Sunday Mass 0:30 and family of Forest Kills, Madison. Bulletin; Mrs. Joseph McOough and son few weeks we have carried in each of St. Raphael Mr. Hcarn was in Arnold Lord of Mansflold, Mo Question as to whether the church of that future will be , none of us Thursday Dec. 11 at 12. The public his 52d year. Services wol;o held reslgnecl her position. Mls,s Malcolm A, M. Sunday, Dec. 8 11 A.M.Rev.William Terry of Garrison, spent Friday issue cxorpts from tiic anniversary YOUR HOMES mauguin is visiting in Fort Lauder Award!) of liaskctball tickets in doors would be cosed. But some way can forsee. Many changes have is invited on Wednesday from 0 to at the Norman Ijinib FMncrnl Home and her family who Imvo been resi Christ church, Momauguin Branch dale, Fla. tor the winter. O. West will review some of the in with her aunt. Miss Stow. CHRIST CHURCH sermon pi-eched by the Rev. the leader of the cliurch managed 12 A. M. and 1 to 4 P. M., and on dents of Pardee place for many DESERVES A ^' Rev. Alfred Clark, rector, 0:30 A. M. Frank Messina's alarm clock co.ii- Xmas Tree Lights come to East Haven. Many more In Main Street Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Johnson and teresting historical items on the In Mrs, Ada P. DcMars entertained William G. West at the recent 235th to hold on—and today we are will come. People of other religious Thursday 1 to 4 P. M. jycars will move to Miami, Fla., this NEW Morning Prayer and sermon. Icst at hta Main stTcct barhcr siiop' fluence of Iho English Bible. her daugiitor and husband Mr. and A ren.ulem high mass whs held nl Mr. William and Mrs. Mathilda went last tt'cck to ilay Daughcrty, HAS CHRISTMAS anniversary observance at the Old stronger than ever. This then is the faltlis have hicreased more rapidly The Union puiilis will attoild dur month. PAINT JOB Regular JTrlday evening pinochles Sunday Deo. 15 11 A. M. church Mrs. Vanseman of New York city EXTRA BULBS 0 A. M. in St Vincent de Paul's rasdkalt of George street a.Mlsted Hob Ayer, Fred McIManniis anil brief story of the Old Stone Meet than ours. But let us not under ing school hours a special section of LET DAHL at Bradford Manor Flro House, service; 7;30 P. M. Sunday School on Thanksgiving Day. PARTY DEC. 23 Stone Cliurch, The sermon traced Church Fi'lday morning. Mr; Henrn Mr. and Mrs. William Harder in Mark Perry. ORNAMENTS the growth of the church from ing liouse built and supported for estimate tills church. It stands to the Fair featuring toys, refresh DO IT! George street 8:30 P. M. celebrating their BOlh annlversory Pagcint". Mrs. Addle Billings spent the day generations by staimch people who ments and small gifts at minimum is survived by his wife, Margaret TALKING TURKEY First Friday evening Bradford MUSIC BOXES pioneer tlme.'i. Tiie following is the day stronger than it has ever been Friday In Guilford. IWr. and Mi's Lcland Harrison of Sunday, Dec. 22, U A. M. Christ with her cousin Mrs. DoMars on The annual Church school Christ really saclflccd to give us this living In its history—in membership, prices with Mrs. M. Accto and Mrs. Brennan; n daughter Miss Roy E. There were many inquiries as to Manor Auxiliary. mas service; 7:30 P. M. Candlelight Monday. mas party of Christ Episcopal shrine. Burton Reed in charge. Poach of Denver, Col.; two sons, who won turkeys at tho American Second Friday evening Stone Mrs. Richard Bracho of Henry Main street were Tlianksglving Day FOUNTAIN PENS financial support and spiritual well street visited with her daughter in guests of Mr. Harrison's mother, Carol Service. Mrs. Kalherine Judson of Newchurc h will be held in the church WHEN YOU NEED A being. The other Congregational Sale of tickets on a basket of Claude M. ond Edward R.; three' Legion club rooms last week. The Church. Haven has taken up her resldbnce on Monday evening, Dec. 23 at 7:30 CIGARETTE LIGHTERS Time would fail us to pay tribute brothers, Frank P. and Harry L, of New Jersey over the week end. Mrs. Royal Harrison In Branford. New members will bo received PLUMSER to Jacob Hemingway who undcrtoolt Churches of the State want this scarce articles of food is being held, winners were ns follows: Mr. Mc- Tlilrd Friday evening Bradford into the church again on Deo. 22. with her sister in law, Mrs. Ada Do P. M. An interesting program is be church to stond hero as an histori Hamden and John D. Heorn of Mahon, New Haven; Mr. Malslano, FREDERICK C. DAHL Manor Druni Corps. Pvt; Oeorgo Nordin of George STATIONERY the work of a pioneer tor fifty-one the drawing to take place at the street is homo on a 10 day fur Mrs, Hlaiichc Hcrgeron of SO Ushers during December will be Mars of Thompson avenue. ing arranged. cal landmark. If we can absorb tlie regular meeting Thursday evening New Haven. Interment was in St. Kendall street; Mr. Mcssnor, New PHONE 4-09>B Fourth Friday ovcninB St. Vin High street spent Oic holiday with Get out your mlttcn.5 and muffs. PIPES —50c to $5.00 Call 4-1357 years; of Nicholas Street who 50 HIGH STREET EAST HAVEN lough, and is stationed at Fort Mr. Edwin Brown, Mr. J. C. Moody, Next Sunday, the .second in wcatliered the squabbles for fifty fortitude, endurance, devotion, Doc. 12 hi charge of Mrs. Paul Lawrence's Cemetery. Haven; Mr. Husted, Laurel street; cent de Paul's church. Knox, Ky. and will leave sortly for friends In Ilrlstol. Ml'. E. Post and Mr. Floyd Blake- Old- Man Winter' arrived on Mon Advent, the services in Christ patriotism and sacrifice of the Jacocks, Mrs. John Tlrpak, president Wnsiilnglon Avenue, E|rldgeport; The public is invited. day. —O- 3. ALL KINDS OF TOBACCO Peter A. Limoncelli years and who saw the present solid HAMMOND—Tlie death of Mrs. the coast. man. Receptionists last Sunday church will be as follows: 8 A. Kf; structure erected; or of tlie emotion people who build this church, we will preside as hostess The teachers. Mr. McClellan, Joyce road; John Christ Church pinochle held every Mr. and Mrs. George Whelan and were Mrs. George Clarke and Miss Holy Communion; 9:30 Church IN POUND TINS Matle Lawrence Oallagher, widow of 3 Days Service son of French avenue enjoyed the PLUMBING and HEATINO al Saul Clark who led a series of shall maintain hot only a land Miss Helen Shoemaker and Miss loravlola, 214 Townsend avenue; third Mondoy evening of month at Carol Clarke. school; 11 Morning prayer and James M. Hammond and mother of Mr. Raymond smith, Edward street ON FINISHED SHIRTS Thanksgiving holiday with Mr. and MISS MALUARIS BOXED CHOCOLATES OONTEAOTOB revivals here; or of Stephen Dodd a mark, but a living beacon light and Bernice Hansen are among the 8:30. sermon by the rector. Rev. Alfred our names sliall be added in 2011member s of tho committee in Mrs. Clifford B. Sturges, occurred Mr. Jcjisen, namd,en; Mr. P. Cerrel- Hunters Home With Mrs. A. Aaton of auilford. No Job Too Largo faithful lilstorian not only of the CASH AND CARRY Mrs. Thomas Lyson Is vlsiling BECOMES BRIDE Clarlt; 7:30 P. M. Fireside Fellow churcli, but of the community; of with the names of those who 235charge . The booths are assigned as Nov. 2a. Mrs Hammond was 78 years llni, State street. Now Haven, ST. ANDREW'S ship in the church Hail. No Job Too Small WE ALSO DO DRY CLEANING* with friends In springnold, Mass., Three Bucks and Do^ VVc neglected to slate In a recent MEYER'S Daniel Havens, n scholar and build years ago, built a little wooden follows: of age and had been 111 for nn ex ndvcrllseincnl of the lialUmorc OF MR. DRAKOS Flowers on the Holy Table last 199 riemiugway Ave. er; of J. A. Tomllnson; of Daniel structure in East Haven and Dovs, Mrs. Wnrrcn Jenkln; Toys, tended period. Funeral services were AT REASONABLE PRICES over the holidoys. Hugh Qox, Walter Zdanowlcz, Brothers, Main .•ilrcet marketers, CHURCH SCHOOL Sunday were given by > Dr. A. B. CONFECTIONERY East Haven solemnly dedicated it to the wor held last Friday eveniiiR at Camer- I'AOEANT nUC. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oil of Ham- Clark, devoted pastor and shepherd Books and Magazines-Mrs. Jos Try-outs wore hied Sunday even Ralph Ilurdor and Reul Tliompson (hat the firm maintains a liomc de Miss Photlne A. Malllarls, daugh Bishop in loving memory of his of his people for fqrty years whose ship of Aimlglity Ood. Downey; Food-Mrs, Albert Hayden; lln and Rocs In New Haven and in Annerican Cleaners den and Mr. Walter Dohony of New livery service, and we htt.stcn to so FAMILY NIGHT ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. mother, Mrs. Anna Bishop. MAIN and ELM STS. RE-UPHOLSTERING ing for tho Stone chureh school spent a few days in Main the past passing ended the old school. Of the Handwork-Mrs. Churles DeMusls; terment was in Old Greenwich. 'Christmas pageant directed by Mrs. and Laundry Haven were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Inform our readers now. Malllarls of 71 Bradley avenue, be The Men's Corjjorato Communion EAST HAVEN At Moderate Cost . . . modern pastors who have not re George McNally, Catherine street, month enjoying the fine hunting In Handkerchleves and Aprans-Mr.s. pelmar Dover to bo presented in the ' Phono 4-0305 Tli'e Church Sohcol of St. Ancame the bride of William James last Sunday was largely attended By Export Craftsmen mained as long as their predeces Wa rf ord-I.onCTcar George Behler; White Elephant- Thanksgiving Day. the Rangcly Lakes section. Tlicy Tliat's n handsome Christinas drew's Methodist church. Fair- Ipnrlsh house Dec. 15 at 8 P. M. 191 Main St. East Havon Drakos, son of Mr. and Mrs. James sors but who have made their con The wedding of Miss Maylne Mrs. Dorrance Helbig; Xmas Dc- New Establishnnent window which has been attracting mount, is making !ilans for the an Drakes ' of West Hartford, on tributions in various ways—^Harry coratlons,and Plants-Mrs. Vernon attention at the East Haven Hard nual Church Family Night Christ RUSSO'S RESTAURANT Castle Shop Frances Longycar, daughter of Mr. COVE PRESS Thanksgiving Day afternoon In St. Eversull, R. E. Harris, Emerson land Mrs. Harry B. Longyear of Jenkln. Opens In Coe Ave. ware Store at Main and Elm streets. mas Party with the hone of making I Barbara's Greek Orthodox church SPECIALIZING IN ITALIAN COOKING DECORATORS Curry, E. D. Harvey, William We are pleased to note that our this year's the best yet. The date Hughes Street, to Pvt. Leroy War. C. Willlani DUlaway of 35 Parker Don't Wait Until Angle & Louis PRINTERS and STATIONERS In New Haven. The Rev. James TOMATO PIES SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Designers and Manufacturers of Nicolas. In the first 213 years of Its ford, U. S. A., son of Mrs. L. 0. Golf, Main street merchants arc display has been set for Monday night of Christon performed the ceremony Living Room Furniture CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES place Morris Covo, has recently BEER ON ICE history (1711-1D20), the Old Stone I of Goulds, Fla. took place Sat. Nov. opened a store nt 50 Coe kvenxie' Christmas GREETING CARDS , ing real skill and originality this Christmas week In the Church at an alter decorated with palms. All work done right on our Church had only seven pastors. In Sunday, Occcnibcr 8, Garage season In Ihclr window displays. Sanctuary. Put this date on your 668 Main Street East Haven IB at 4 in St. Andrew's Methodist where ho announces he will carry on FOR ALL OCCASIONS Wliltc chrysanthemums adorned promises the last twenty-six years, the Church with Rev. Wni. ' Klrkland 11 n. m. and 5 p. m. Flowori Ar9 grant to givn and an|oy calendar now and plan to attend. the family pews and wedding music PHONE 4-1693 a general printing' and stal,lonery right riow. Why not provld* thorn for OFFICIAL AAA SERVICE It was Idea weather and an over cliurch has had five pastors and Ijerforming the ceremony in a sett First Cliurch oI Christ, Scientist your own Immii And thoto of frlendi MAGAZINES The pastor, Rev. William H. Kirk- was provided by Hugh Wilson of 459 MA\N STREET EAST HAVEN business. Ho has a complete line of flow crowd that greeted Ihc football WREATHS one interim pastor ing of palms. White Chrlsantliemuns Wlnt|irop & Derby Ave., New with tho Chrtitmai loaion hors? A GENERAL REPAIRS land would like to thank the mem-' the Yale School of Music. More than' Greeting Cards, Christmas decora boflutlful variety of Chriifmai flow- SCHOOL SUPPLIES ganic at tlie High school gronuds GRAVE BLANKETS {md pompons. Miss Dorothy Watson Haven bers of congregation for their fine 250 guests partook of the wedding Xmas tions and novoltii^,. also books and ori at our Groonhouioi. TIRES - GAS - ACCESSORIES 'rhanksglving Day between ..Bran DECORATIONS — TREES Order Now presented a program of nuptial "God the Only Cause and Imagazlnes. C. WILLIAM piLLAWAY support of the Union Thanksgiving supper served afterward In the Creator" will be the subject of the ford and East Haven Hlg'h, schools. ANDREWS • 3 LIBRARY PLACE HURRY! if you want music and Mrs. Gordon Wliltli sang PHONE 4-1043 BO COE AVENUE MOMAUGUIN Eve Communion service in the Stone Hotel Taft. •'Oh Promise Me" and "Because." Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, Church. 385 people were .present at '37 COE AVE. MOMAUGUIN EAST HAVEN Mr. and Mrs. George E. Munson Given In marriage by her father, REAR OF LIBRARY PHONE 4-3039 ' EAST HAVEN Personalized Christmas Cards Tlie bride was escorted to the The Golden Text Is from Aets J. A. LONG Co. of Park Place spent last week-end this service a goodly number of the bride wore a gown of white |4:2>l: "Lord, thou art Ood, which Babcocks See Macy whom were from St. Andrew's He SACHET CREME PERFUME BY ETHEL LEA-NORE altar and given In marriage by her Phono 4-0804 with their daughter and .son-in-law, brocade and a long veil, and car AURERGNE'S PERFUME AND COLOGNE father, and wore a satin and lace hast made heaven and earth, and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Fader of Wey says: "We are indebted to Rev. W. ried white orchids and 'Stcphan- the sea. and all that In them Is." Parade In New York 154 Dodgo Avo. East Havan G. West tor his excellent planning FULL LINE OF LINNEA TOILETRIES gown, a sweetheart, neckline, a long mouth, Mass. (otls. Her maid of honor was Miss Give Your Home a Christmas Gift BEAUTIFUL STATIONERY — GIFT CALENDARS circular train and sleeves tapering Selections from the Bible Include Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Babcock ot| East Haven News in making this new Inter-donomina- Dorothy Psathas who wore a white the following: "Known unto God William Spencer, «DII of Mr. and tlonal venture possible. CHILDREN'S BOOKS — GAMES — DOLLS to points at the wrist Her finger Chldsey avenue Journied to New frock, carried maroon chrysanthe Have your Rugs and Upholstered TRU-VUE STEREOSCOPE AND FILMS tip veil fell from a spray of orange are all his work from the beginn Yorlt City oi» Thanksgiving Dny Mrs. R. F. Spencer of ..lU ..Ocrrlsh C. A. Johnson reports that the mums, and wore a head-piece of We are Now Specializing in Buying and Service Guide Avenue, is enjoying a vacation with blossoms. She carried wfhlte roses ing of the world." (Acts 16:18) jwhere they viewed with Interest the Thanksgiving offering for the West similar flowers. There were two Furniture Cleaned by with streamers of stephanotls. Correlative passages from the the big annual pre-Ohrlstmas Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gibson of Shaker Haven Home for the Aged amounted bridesmaids. Miss Efi'ie Drakos, THE GIFT SHOP CONCRETE WALKS. DRIVES. Etc Heights. Ohio. Miss Lorrarne Longyear, sister of Christian Science texbook, "Science parade put on by the great Macy Call us for Estimates and Advico to $37.10 cash, and a good supply of sister of the bridegroom, and Miss 240 Main St. Open Sat. Eve. 4-1730 East Havon and Health with Key to the Scrip department store. It was tho most food Hcen Dragos, a cousin of the bride the bride, served as maid of-honor AUGIE'S AUTO REPAIR Ml' and Mrs. James Anastaslo of The Univeirsal Rug 8L and .wore a blue net gown, a match tures," by Mary Baker Eddy, Include colorful parade of its kind since be OUR WORK IS BONDED George A. Sisson 320 North Hglh Street announce the The annual church fair was held groom. Bith wore white dresses, the following (p. 207): "There Is but fore the war. GENERAL EEPAIRINQ carried gold chrysanthemums, and ing flower trara and carried pink INSURANCE birth of u son, Tliomas James, this Wednesday evening In ,the Mak roses. one primal, cause, Therefore there TIRES — BATTERIES chapel. wore head-pieces of the same Upholistery Cleaners RECORD Christmas Mr. Babcock has been Santa DANIEL B. BARKER FIRE — BONDS Wednesday In the Hospital of St. A VICTOR BORGE PROGRAM. Victor Borgo lean be no effect from any other Claus to thousands of youngsters In AAA SERVICE AAA There will be church school Sun flowers. The bridesmaids, Mrs. Robert AUTOMOBILE - CASUALTY Raphael.- Located at 312 Dodge Avenue, East Haven witii orchestra conductod by Paul Baron. Mattrass Jr. and Mrs R. Acobbo, cause, and there can be no reality the last ton years as the North Pole General Contractor 11 Ohidso; Ave., East Uavcn Phono 4-0195 439 Main SK day at 10 A.M. mgrnlng worship at Louis J. Drakos of Springfield, Sot c-iii *%inz [sisters of tlie bride, wore pink net In aught which does not proceed toy-shop delegate to one of New Mr. and Mrs Tlionias Ayr of 15 11, Youth Fellowship sessions at 6 ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION PHONE 4-3456 THE VOICE OF FRANK SINATRA. Frank Sin- Phono 4-3244 Mass., was his cousin's best man. over satin - and matching flower from this great and only cause." [Haven's largest stores ' 34 Viking Sfroot Joygp Road amipunce (he niarrlagc and 7 P. M. The ushers were George W. Viandls ctra with orchoitra conductod by Axol Stordahl. East Havon Mako Ohristmas Olioicos Now 'of tliclr clniighlcr, Jean, on Novem ALL WORK GUARANTEED - Sot C-II2 •J2.7S headpieces. They carried American EAST HAVEN GARAGE of Bridgeport a cousin of the bride; GOODMAN SEXTET SESSION. Bonny Goodman JBeauty roses. Miss Margaret Long- ber il to Walter L, I'attcrspn Jr., Idrew's Chapel when tho brides I'onMDSI) lOlB Eversharp - Parker "51" ' WOMAN'S AID PARTY John Calfas of West Hartford, a 36-48 HOUR SERVICE ON ALL RUGS Scxtot. Sol C-II3 "ja.TS year, was her aunt's flower girl and parents assested In receiving. Mr ! JOHN niONDI. PEOP. • son of Mr.s'. Donovan of rierpont. I The Woman's Aid of the Stono CHRISTMAS CAROLS. Tho Lyn Mur.-ay Singers, WATCHES and DIAMONDS I cousin of the bridegroom; Basil John J. Faoth Fred H. Wilson wore a yellow gown with matching [Longyear wore a black and fuchsia i=OR CHRISTMASn GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Street, NCAV Haven, flic couple wiU Church will meet Dec. 12 at 2:30 in conductod by Lyn Murray. Sot. C.94 "JJ.TS ^fX'pf Where Good Friends Barber, and Emanuel Sitinas of XAVIER CUGAT'S MEXICO. Xavior Cugat and Ihcadpiece and carried a colonial frock, back and gold accessories BODY AND FENDER WORK SONDERGAARD make Ihclr home at 40 Plcrpciiit the Parish House at which time Spi'lngtield. his Wallorf-Asforia Orchestra. Sot C-9B •$Z.75 bouquet. and a corsage of white gardenias. ri t ISO MMU St. i-lita SMt Ilavio 250 Main Street Branford Street. there will, be a Christmas Party The couple left on a trip to Lake BLUES BY BASIE. Count Basio and his All- When Pvt. Warford and his bride jiTABLE CENTERPIECES " I and Grata Dag. All are reciuested to Arnorican Rhythm Section. Sot C-IOI "JZ.yS Mr. Robert Longyear, the brides lAND DECORATIONS U Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Ponipano of Laurel, Lee, Mass. For going away "MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE" EDDY DUCHIN REMINISCES. Eddy Duchin, piano, with rhythm accompani- ' brother, was the bestmari, and thelef t for their wedding trip to New ^î^^^S'jfilffip.jSSu Tho rendezvous for particular poopio bring a 25c package for the Grab the bride wore a winter white suit, yCHRISTMAS CORSAGES FUEL OIL 37 Chaitcr Oak Avenue announce EVERYBODY GOES TO THE TOWNE HOUSE! mont. Sot C-105 "JJ.TS ushers were Mr. George longyear York the latter wore a gold wool " * wSt^^^-%rîi''v^ ° ""("y 9°o° f°o<' bog.rs. George Nabs, Mrs. E. Sange, ))iack accessories, and a gray fur AFTER DARK. Morion Gould and his Orchestra. , Set C-107 '•$3.65 1 KEROSENE OIL DELIGHTFUL DANCING NITELY another brother and Mr Robert [dress, for trlnimod coat and black UDOOR BASKETS ' Wm. H. Brennan brought back three bucks and a doe, coat. After December 1 they will FRANKIE CARLE AND HIS GIRL FRIENDS. Franldo Carle, piano, JNattrass Jr. Master Richard Long- and gold accessories and a corpage HI OnW Us For Prompt anrvlon THE TOWNE HOUSE ORCHESTRA with rhythm accompiirimnnt. Sot C-97 *$2.75 Featuring Luncheon and Dinner Specials' Daily t the largest buck dressed down to the birth of a daughter, Sandra I live In .71 Bradley Avenue, East year, the brides nephew, was ring of talisman roses. •Watoh - Clock Ropwring WASHINGTON ICE AND 253 pounds while the doe weighed Free Parking at Palace or Commercial Garages SCHUBERT MELODIES. Marol 'Wobor and Ms Orchestra. Set C-109 •52.75 Marie, op November 19, Mrs. Pom- CUGAT'S FAVORITE RHUMBAS., Xavior'Cugat and his Waldorf-Astoria bearer. Pvt. Warford Is statoned at Fort 4' 373 MlUli Btro«t VhtX HATen OIL CO. 183 pounds dressed. That's what we New England's Finest and Largest Restaurant ' PRINTER - STATIONER - GIFTS | East Haven Diner pano was the former Betty L. Kemp Mrs. Ernest Pemberton and Mrs. E. Orchestra. Set C-IIO •J2,75 A reception followed in St. An-Jay, N. Y Next to Oapltol XUo&tar a. OAI^llUCUE «i SONS * Prices stiown arc exclusive ol taxes. k'2l8 Main Street 4-13010 TEL. 4-0140 1-02SI> ISl lUniliigwar ATt. call mighty good hunting, boys. of Glenwood, Iowa. ' Church are hostesses. The Mer chandise Club is now forming and f 1.! 294 Main Stroot Right in tho Contor East Haven tliose who care to Join may get in A.C.P; ELECTRICAL NASH, INC. TRUCKS COACHES Antiques Wanted touch with Mrs. Joseph Holt. 301 Main Street SERVICE, INC. SFSeOWAGONS SCHOOL BUSSES Gus's GabmJa FRED'S Electrical Contractors REO MOTORS, INC. OLD CHINA Instructive 'And ^rrST^'Tv? Black Seotty Industrial Eloctronica Factory Branch Main Restaurant PRINTS Restaurant Entertaining! Elootrical Appliances So/ei-Sefrfco VICTORIAN FURNITURE FARE LIMIT . "SOfTY" rilOND l-lKGl Rnndall W. Richnrdi, Jr., Bronch Mgr. DAILY BLUE PLATE ENTERTAINMENT BY CHEMCRAFT SET tm MAIN ST. BAST nAvr.M OLD MJLL FURNITURE Phono 4-1621 194 Main SI. SPECIALS 75 cents up POLISH GARAGE $2.98 HOME STYLE COOKING San Remo Restaurant You wiir always Bind a VICTOR $2 EAST HAVEN S. J. ESPOSITO WASHING POLISHING AND HIS UPHOLSTERY SHOP NILS AHLBERG Wide Selection of Fruits 213 difforont oxpotlmonts can A cuto litllo Servicing and Pumping Gus Schuermann LUBRICATING SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS and Vegetables bo porformod with this icion- I follow that John C. Sontino, Prop. At The Old Mill ACCORDION iflu toy. The Bot conlalni 35 ' Phone 4-0204 TIRES BATTERIES AND vraggloi his Chairs Made To Order Septic Tanks and Cesspools Saltonstall Place and Main Stroot also chomicali and plocon of appar- oari whon ho's 833 Main Street ACCESSORIES EVERY Repaired — Remodeled Phono 4-39SS Phono 4-2610 East Havon Tho Finest Sea Foods atux Including tost lubos, rack pullod along A La Carte holder and brush. -•.•''*''•'' hl« loaah. IDO Main St. I>hone 4-1503 BO A Silver Sandi Rd. East Havon RE-CAPPIKG at the Friday & Saturday tdt.»jfeA&«(j>i^.i,i l by SERVICE ON ALL MAKES 8 Hemingway Ave. Phono 4-0183 WE CATER TO BANQUETS AND WEDDINGS Ad[u5table, STERLING RANGE AND Main Street Specializing in Their "Very Own", Tuning EAST HAVEN 206 Cove Street Phono 4-0159 Morris Covo BANJO FUEL OIL CO. HARDWARE STORE OF AUTOMOBILES LOBSTER - FISH DINNERS LEATHERETTE ' Anthony Bruno, Prop. FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS LACE TABLE CLOTHS Sea Food ROCKER Orders taken for Range and Complete Lino of Toyi DAILY LUNCHEONS MODERN EQUIPMENT ALL TYPES OF CURTAINS STARCHED ;r:oo Power Burners Small Dcpotit Holds Till Xnias Phone 4-1 109 Market STEAKS - CHOPS - CHICKEN Phono 4-1514 PROMPT SERVICE AND STRETCHED 319 Main St., Cor. Elm Slreol CALLED FOR AND DELiyERED PHONE 4-0947 $10.95 90 French Ave. East Haven SATISFYING DINNERS Llltlo fingors For Expert Free Delivery on Orders of So comfy—and fust right (n ifxa I can play mor- SCANLON and PAGNAM MRS. JOSEPH PALLMAN for little folki. Sturdily mads | REUS $1 or More 274 Main St. East Haven ry tunoson thls' _ Bring us Your PHONE 4-3022 Phono 4-2800 with all grov/n-up furniture foa- < CENTRAL CLEANERS Cor. Ferry and Chapel Sts., Tel. 8-9909 turoa, BIuo or red upholslBrfng gayly colored Ignition and Carburetor 199 Main Street East Haven I6t Lfiural Stroot Eait Haven 176 Main Street East Havon TeL 4-0126 Problems AND DYERS SERVICE — mahogany flnlsbod soml- toy with Bolf HOME OF DISTINCTIVE CLEANING hardvrood rockers. tuning strings. EAST HAVEN WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT Dancing Every Saturday Night GREEN GARAGE 4 HOUR GLEANING SERVICE CALL FOR AND DELIVER AUTHENTIC;; TOY Auto Repairing and Accessories 322 Main St. Tol. 4-0070 East Havan Enjoy Delicious Dinners SEWING Phone 4-3735 175 Main Street SAV-OIL CO. Natalie's 't^j^n. JUNIOR-SIZE MACHINE STEAKS CHICKEN CHOPS East Haven Cleaners Goodrich Hygrade ^ WORK BENCH CENTRAL SHOE Frank A. Barker CHOICE LIQUORS "WE PICK UP AND DELIVER" REBUILDING CO. Fuel Oil - Kerosene $3.19 WE REBUILD YOUR SHOES EXPERT FURNITURE MOVING Oil Burning Equipment FOUR PILLARS —Way Sanitary Shrinkage $15.95 It really .sews I LIKE NEW AND TRUCKING Our OIL Makes 'Worm Friends and Iha atitch ' We Spedaliso In luvlaibla Half Soles ANGIE, YOUR HOST. WELCOMES YOU TO Odor CALL 4-0601 NEW TIRES — RECAP TIRES —Hour Cleaning A smaller size replica of lenglk U ad-, Flione 4-138g 270 Main Street 43 High Street East Havan Domestic — Commercial Catering to Banquets, Justable too. A ] hi'I BATTERIES RADIOS Service Loss of Dad's. Comploto vflth viso, grand gift for FOXON TOWNE handy tool drawer, drill Industrial POWER OIL BURNERS Color Value a Hills Mils. , ROY'S REPAIR SHOP "SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS" Parties, Weddings, etc. and tool holding rack. TIPPING BROTHERS AUTO HOSE AUTO FAN BELTS HOUSE gBBOTntWWirilW'ITMMIIl Made of unfinished oak, ECONOMY PUBLIC Goodrich Oil Burners for COME IN NOW TO MAKE Body and Fonder Rsfinishing SEAT COVERS EOUTE ,80 FOXON PARK, EAST HAVEN DAILY LUNCHEONS sanded smooth to be ab AUTO REPAIRING, MARKET Comp/o/e Uae of Fancy Groceries SEALED BEAM HEADLIGHTS solutely splinter-proof. YOUR SELECTION OF Phor.e 4-2481 Carefree, Automatic Heat Same Day Service EVENINO AND SUNDAY DINNEES Strongly braced, extra- I I2S-I29 Short Baach Rd. Ealt Havan 308 MaIri St., Phono 4-1606, Eait Haven For All Males of Cars DANCING EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CHRISTMAS TOYS and GIFTS WASHING GREASING sturdy construction. Size: JIMMY NICHOLS AND HIS BAND PEATUEING EAEL STRONG AND HIS ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS on 16" X 36" z 31". USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN Orders taken tar plastic iable'Claths, "Tho Romantic Singer" MELODIOUS BAND tftower curtains, cottage sett, Nick's Grille rain coals, etc. Goodrich On The Bast Haven Cut-Off BYEHnHING FOR THE HOME AND SANDWICHES • SNACKS SAV-OIL CO. DANCING 9 to I Shoe Repair Work CHRISTMAS GIFTS Anderson Auto Accessories PHONE 6-0181 Phone 6-5444 GLADYS M. FULFORD Try Our SpagheHi Specials 106 WHALLEY AVE. NEW HAVEK, OONN. Cor. Main. St. and Thompson Avo. GOOD FOODS - WINES - LIQUORS For Reservations Phone 4-0169 DAILY DELIVERY ' 3? Fraril Stroot . Phono 4-3787 15 Homingwiiy Ave. (At the Fare Limit) East Haven 309 Main Street Phone 4-1109 East Haven i 222 MAIN ST. , PHONE 4^0960 EAST HAVEN •trUfAîÂri4l«^«;sB1f»^WiI>UbllM^()WM^^ WknMtAi!)»«»Wil|iitoq»Btrt&«B«>V['t'

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gift card for rose bushes to be de NATURAL TREATMENT OF boratory and food was carotuUy CHRISTMAS STORY Vi'.' '^ livered In the spring and so forth. selected to plcnsc tho most finicky Tho Half Hour Reading Club will The Woman Listener What Other Editors WHEN IN DOUBT... Garden Notes Cow's tongue cactus Is a rare WOODLANDS SUCCEEDS "bug". Expectant mothers were meet on Thursday, December 12, at pampered with a diet ot hiunan -By Snlly Welles- Are Thihking About Sponsorcrf by Branlord Garden Club variety found only near San An BUY the home of Mrs. Bamuol A. Qrls- tonio, Texas, and Its name Is from By George A. Cromlc, New Haven AND blood. Tlie "children" wore nursed wold. There will be a Christmas SINCE PIANO-COMEDIAN Victor Dorgo nnrt cinrlnol maestro Benny Mrs. M. D. Stanley, Correspondent along on powdered dog food. And "For unto us a child Is born, un matly fifteen years held the Ooodmnn Joined forccri In Hollywood for NliC's "Victor liorfto Show", tho shape of Its pads, which taper Farm Forester Southwestern Conn. program. Spoakor will bo Mrs. C. Give A HOLD when the mostiultoes reached'the to us a Bon Is given, His Names Country in terror. Now, It is mob B new dunt linn Joined llio ranks of Amorlca'ii "flrcnlde munlolanB". When off not unlike the tongue ot a cow, Whltflold aowrle of the Slate Fed ADVERTISING IN "P. M-" With 51 other foresters I recently UNITRD adult stage, they'were coaxed along shall bo called wonderful, the Ihny'ro not rohearnInK ihoir weekly nhow or other cnsagcmcnts, Benny THE BUSY SQUIRREX My winter stock to store." I hope my garden has been "put eration. • or mass hold-up.?. In the form of and Victor aettlor PM, Ivlarshall Field original news completed a four-day Inspection the road to the operating tabo with mighty God, the evcrlasllng Father, "Don't stop me; I can't listen; So don't stop me In my hurry; lo sleep" for the winter. After pull STATES Christmas Story will bo read by strikes WhIIC' thousands suffered down for quiot ately melted Into a Hood ot tears. paper invetment, will accept ad and study ot nearly 500 woodland sugar apd water. Once on the opera the Prince of Peace, and of His pinno • clarinet « • • * I. haven't time to talk Don't say a word to me; ing up all the dead stalks and cut Mrs, Frederic T. catUn, Carols will bbfpre, now, millions ot American vertising In the future. By that Hat experiments carried on slnct 1907 ting table, the aduts, at least, got a nesRlonn of both Lowoll Thomas, famous radio I madly leap from branch to branch As I scamper up and down, ting off the chrysanthemums 1 also be sithg, and a Christmas par Government there shall be no end," people suffer. A good house clean decision, Iklr. Field should gain con In the two thousand acre Harvard good dose of ether anaestetlo be clanBtcRand pop* ncwBcaster, Is looking forward to There is no time to walk. Or down and up a tree." spent nearly two days pitching ma ty will follow. Each membot' It ro- It has been {uKlllcd in Its Spiritual ing at the Nations capltol Is to me nlnr worka. HQ' making his home In the West siderable revenue—but he has lost li\)rest at Petersham, Mass. fore undergoing surgery. "The winter is upon me; —Ellen Lenox nure, and it is quite a Job to get (JUcstcd to bring gifts and books sense, it shall be fulfllcd in its contly tho boya again, after many years away from an editor. Ralph Ingersoll who Summing up the results of .these the correct answer. decided to »wnp hiB old stamping ground. Thomas Certificate the fork in Just the Tight position Results? Well, the orgons from for the North Hampton Veteran's '^physical sense, for nothing shall I sniff It In the air; years ot experiment Professor InRtriimenta and may settle In California sometime thought up P. M., and has been Its The Study Group will meet at the young larvae naturally grow best in "tail 6t fulfilment. All governments No one will look out for me for a "throw", and then to have It Stephen H. Spurr, Assistant Direc Hospital to this mooting. With the coming of season of Ad Rive each other this Winter. It was his chronic In- guiding hand ever since the paper's Stetson home of Mrs. John H. McCabe on land in the right place. I only had other ybung larvae (their natul-al must fall before him, and a world lonnonH, hut Boon ahlllty to stay put that started When trees of nuts are bare. tor ot tho Forest, said "We have vent, the Churches and the various Inception seven years ago- barring F'rlday, December _o at 2;30 p.m. environment); In older larvae, they full of righteousness, Is the only nl)andoned the Thomas on his years ot headline- So down I leap, and up I go. one load of manure, but the rea found thai tho species nature Church Schools are beginning to Idea. "Nothln? a few sabbatical years at war— $10. up Mrs. Scott W. Gilbert, in charge of grew less well and so on until, In A Yulotido social will be given answer to world-wide peace, noth hunting and globetrotting, hut ho And up and down once more; son It took mo so long, was the plants on any site (.hrlve best; and MOSQUITOES USED plan tor one ot the greatest religi lo blow Into", feels that If he oan nnil a snltahlo walked out when advertising walked the meeting. Subject, "Getting pitching process. I hope tho ground tho adult, growth wos very slight or Monday evening In the Academy by ing that man decrees shall bring I know a safe and secret place with us, 38 years of silviculture ous celebrations,, In the Church anid Benny ot place,, ho will want to stay "at In. Lee Ready for Christmas." Each mem AS GUINEA PIGS IN stopped entirely. Organs such as the Teachers League. the piano; while homo". ' appreciates my efforts, and will have failed to change materially about peace, Man docs not want calendar. We Shall call to mind the This Ingersoll must, be o.ulte a ber is requested to bring a Christ Malplghlnu tubes (kndneys) which Ilorge turned $8.50 up blossom forth with gorgeous blooms the natural composition of suclt GROWTH RESEARCH peace, for if ho had wanted It, visitation of Ood to this earth in Victor Borg« hiick tho clarl- * • • rabid character. He can see no make simple growth without any Assets Administration for enabling MODERNIZE YOUR mas corsage to send to some shut- next summer, altho I fear I got stands without excessive effort and would Iiavd come many centuries the flesh, God showing himself, as lint and niilppod. "Got to nave all Marlon Shoekley, Btnr of "Hoad good whatsoever In o.nenlng a news striking changes' In dovolopment thorn to start their new ontorprLio.,' Of LIfo". and Bud Collyor, announ jln or to some hospital. Make them more on my shoes and tracked It in cost. It,is best to accept tho tree To most people, the mosquito Is agp. Man wants power, wealth, and ho Is, God reminding man where my wind tor my gag writers!" paper's columns to advertising. Im did best. Embryonic wings, legs and The old "flying Santa Claus" him « • « cer tor tills same show, decided re KITCHEN yourself, and see what an artist the house than In the yard. But It types natural to tho soil, and to en Important only because ot Its uni- the cost of these Is blood-shed and his likeness and Image came from cently to keep "Hood Ot LIfo" In plied In his letted ot resignation eyes which are undeveloped In the self Is happy to be able lo make Wherever >he goes radio octrcoa with baked-on white enamel metal you can bel is an excellent fe rtlli?.cr for your courage the better trees of that sance value. But scientists at the carnage. Oreed and avrlce go hand God showing his love to mtinkind, tho family . . . Marlon has Just be- that once the department stores, the early larval forms and become his goodwill flight td tho light Klliaholh Watta eamn an appropri The papers are full hi ads for garden and I advise every one to typo, On the better soils most ever Connecticut Agricultural Experi In hand, and liate must preeeed and providing a woy ot escape from ate nickname. FcUow-artlnta call como Mrs. Bud Collyer. motor, car makers, etc. clamp their CABINETS specialized organs later In metamor house keepers this CltrlJitmns In long's Christmas gifts tor gardeners. I order a load from a farmer, and get greens will not survive In compo ment Station have found that the war tor war is the harvest of hate. her tho "Orando Dame" of radio. steel contractual display ad rate Floor and wall models available phosis did least w'ell, Evidently, the the bondage of sin, the love gift, * * * think I should name a few I have it spread before tho ground freezes mosquito makes an excellent ex one ot Amerlco's own champion , Our Nation, the greatest Nation of Overaean. where she appoaroil In Les Damon, who playn Dick hands on P. M tho paper Is headed tlon \vith hardwoods." factors necessary for development from heaven, God speaking to man U.8.0. BhowB, aia called her "tho Immediate Delivery observed—for birds: feeders, suet too hard. perimental animal for certain grow war planes purchased from the modern times, have no peace, we In. his din mcdlutn, the flesh, and Campbell on NBC'a "night To Hap straight down the typographical msoMwi hill ummmuMiHui I repeat this because so many of these arval organs are not pre surplus ot the War Assets Adminis Mom ot the European Thontro ol piness", claims his off-key voice riicks, suit enkes and ail kinds ot Lots of garden Jobs still to bo th experiments they are conduct ate in the midst of turmoil. aanBS7 BO the Church each year endeavors Operations". Lln iippoorB often on proved hla key to success. Ills high road to Hell. THE CONN. PLUMBING owners, accustomed to growing a. sent in the pupa and adult stages. tration. CBS's "MyBtery Ot Tho Week" pro- food. For gardeners: bowl of poper done in December— The pruning of ing. tors in high places are alowed to tO;keep before our mind's eye, this school opera society was putting on Well, Inger.soll Is we think, wrong. AND LUMBER CO. wide range of miusual tree varieties Scientists believe that these factors gramB. a show and needed someone to nil The Store of Friendly Service narcissus, garden gloves, garden grape vines at this time Is recom about the liome, or on fully clear Yellow fever mosquitoes were cripple a Nation, and there ^scorns marvelous thing, the birth of the The Lord knows the big advertiser 1730 Slate SI. New Havoti. Conn. may bo hormonal hi nature. tho ono non-slnglng role. Everyone OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 P. M. 'TIL XMAS' tools, colorful gift box of selected mended. If pruned now, the cut ed land, tlilnk tho same can bo picked as guinea pigs for oxperi- to bo no power td ciTrb'tho dlctatoi;- Christ, and the purpose of this * * * can be a sinister Influence on news Tel. 7-0294 Normal position, on tho other Tom Breneman has received else was Insulted when offered the seeds, watering pots, row marker. ends will heni before the plants re done In the woodlot. Also because menls conducted on the growth pro ship. So till must suffer so that a birth the benlflt to mankind. If part. Not Lcs. He admitted ho paper policies— If the news paper hand, evldcnly had little to do with IhoUBandB ot ronueBtB for "Break- new their growth early next .spring. the evergreen natural to the wood gress of certain organs in nomal few may have their way, Atlcr the they obey the Father's command taBt In Hollywood" kita, which con couldn't keep a tuno and took tho publl.shors ,wl!l allow that influence growth. For example, tho embryonic Joh. As large birds cha.sc away smaller land stands ot "southern Connecti and abnormal environments and in' last world war which we refer to as ment and shape their lives to tho tain all Ihlnga needed for a local lo get the upper hand. It on the eye from a young larvae, trans party in good cause—orchid, wish ones, it is advisable to set up more cut is the hemlock. This species will relation to ago ot the host, The ex *orld War number one a long measure of the stature ot this * • * other hand those publishers rcfu.se planted Into the abdominal cavity ing ring, and hugo cigar. In addi W still trying to figure out what on earth to buy M'Om, Dad, and (^ LEVESH & SON than one feeding station. Place exist tor years under hardwood, periments went like this, llie scien period ot violence, lasting approxl- Christ tho bcautly of his coming, Queens of Mulual's "Quocn For to be Intimidated they can keep of a slightly older host, developed tion he alBO recolvoa gifts ot home A Day" programs during the next!' 0- - the boys and the girls? We hope tho following Christmas list ^ them in an open area away • from shade, and then recover and grow tists would take the same kind ot made womoii'B hats from Ingonlous their hands clean, and run their fully, Tho only way it dltforod from few weeks will ho "specialty" (^ will aid you in your present throes of Christmas shopping. ^ places which may serve as hiding amazingly when Its top reaches organ from several young larvae. llBtAilorB. Tho largoBl hat meaauroa Queens. They'll bo a Queen of tho paper to suit themselves rather anormal eye WUs that tho lenses 31 Inches In diameter; the smalloBt TAILORING - REPAIRING places for cats. sunlight. Past flres have eliminated places one In another larva of the Theatre, Air, Service, and Travel, than their advertisers. We do not ^ FOR POP. UNCLE. GRANDDAD AND ^ were dirootqd towards the Inside. SEWING MACHINES % of an Inch. Camera and Cowboy Queens, Allow leaves to collect around hemlock from many woodlands; same age another In an oder'larvea, SALES — ELECTRIFIED — PURCHASED among others. Emcee .Tack Bailey's brag ot our own Independence, but BIG BROTHER (@ shrub plantings to serve as a win still another In a pupa, and the last Tliosd experiments are part ot a * • ' * we have been put under pressure a DRY CLEANING - PRESSING ' therefore sparse plantings, 100 to Barry Thomson haS resumed his motto Booma to bo: "You name It, PIPES ^ ter protection. In an adult. No attempt was made broad program being carried on In ' REPAIR RATES Your froadio machtnoj and we've got a Queen for Jtl" few times by national advertisers lo 400 seedlings to the acre (spaced. rolB on "Young Dr. Malone", popu Wober—Kaywoodio—Custombllt—Kirston—Sporlimfln Start a bowl of paporwhlte nar 20' to 10' apart) may bo needed to to place the argans in their proper tho scientific world to dotennino Ovorhduling machino J3.00 converted fo oiociric _ lar CBS Borlal, In tho choractor of follow their policy lines in edltarinl Hundreds of imporfed briar pipoi to choosn from with pricoj ranging * . « *' LADIES AND MEN'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER cissus at intervals of about ton reintroduce It. position. All were transplanted in- Just what causes growth and the Roilming of machinn 1.50 in a poriablo or floor model Roger DInoon, tho corrupt politi Ralph Edwards'"Truth Or Con opinion. Wo paid no attention lo from (1.50 lo il2.50, (Guaranlood salisfacHon, ^11 plpas Choerbutly dlscrlmlntely into the abdominal factors Influencing It , Growth In cian who hoa repented of his Bins oKchanynd) , days to secure a continuous In-door As. for pines, larch,' red cedar, Oil and adjusting 1.00 Sowing Machine. $39.50 fo sequences" program has been full the pressure—and the business kept cavity ot the host Insect Tlie pur Its many aspects (both norma and and attRiapts a comeback In tho ot surprises lately for conteatant PIPE TOBACCOS 256 MAIN STREET. Toole BIdg., 2nd Floor BRANFORD bloom. Ventilate and keep at a rea spruces and other evergreens, they Labor $1.50 per hour plus parti $65.00, Work guaranfood guise of phllanthroplat. coming. One trouble Is, to many pose ot the experiments was to find abnormal) has great bearing upon Dusty Rhodes. First, Balph sont Over 35 diffsront blonds to suita tho tasta of tha most dticriminatlng sonable low temperature the cellar can be grown In abandoned open Dusty to live for thrco weeka on an publishers scare easy. ' pipe smoker. out it normal envirormient Is neces human and animal well-being or, TDADC IM ^° °'° "" """">''""' V. FEDERICO * • • where vegetables and fruits are fields; but several weedings ot over- Island which turned out to bo a CIGARS AND CIGARETTES sary to normal growth or If the as tho case may be, disease, and is Tow, wo ^\n\•i^ tlie i-ppiitiillim iif I KAUt-IN DISTRIBUTOR-DCALIR af The ability to run tho gamut of Hollywood traWc Island. When con- Of course, advertising can be stored. Apply cover materials to the i All popular brands toppings hardwood briisli may be boiiiK fiiHHy riii'iil ImyiTH,' Wp on ,1,0.0.no* ' ^^5,^ ^f^Q omotlona In split seconds appeared BequenCo was over. Dusty played an carried to far to the detriment of perennial border, the garden roses organs themsoves possess tho es constantly receiving greater atten nrn nut i-inilciit UIUJ tiiniply ALLOV/ANCE early In the life of Mercedes Mc- SMOKING ACCESSORIES necessary during later years lo en Now Home ScWnj Machine . Edwards-on-Edwards by tolling the the reading rights ot newspaper ancl bulb plantings when the ground sential factors for norma develop tion by scientists, RoliiK tlii'u witli OiH itHiial HDV- 301 M»iii SI.. Eail Havon Oambrldge, star ot CBS's "Big Sla ZIppo Lightori — Pipe Stands and Humidors — Tobacco Pouchos sure their survival. Our best hard nrntu'-nl. limin'iMinn, imr fiicnts waiting taxicah driver to take him readers. For example, there are freezes imrd. Adhere to conserva ment without regard to their en Rr« JmlRcii liv A.*il''.i Inpli ter". When Mercedes woB flvo years homo—to Brooklyn. Lost surprise Cigarolto* Cases woods for the woodlot are several Blntidiirdit fiu- tiipit In fiiiillty — old she recited a piece at n Kins was tor Dusty the Saturday night newspapers which invariably pack FISHING tion rules when gathering Christ' vironment. FLYING SANTA CLAUS fnr nnlor, tr»xturr, npi>, how they man. Illinois boianr, Tho audience native oaks, tiie tulip, ash, .sugar urn drnHticil iitid ciil. iiml mr>iiy ho arrived In NBC-New York and their columns with ads, cut down Reels, Rods, Tackle Boitos, Hodgman Waders, Creels, Plugs and accossories mas greens in the woods. Continue maple and hickories. Both these Insects are bettor than many more twtmy Hhirulrinln. All lio- applauded. Morcodes grinned and found thot tho wholo "Truth Or BULLARD'S The "flying Santa Claus" of New rmmo A&.V Imyn tiic-nl fii ûll- Blartod all over again. But when the news to a whisper. We are HUNTING planting bulbs until the ground other animals for such studies be liimg. Consequences" - show had como hardwoods and the hemlock repro England's lighthouse keepers will liniiR of f:inillip-i mth Wflcli. the ItllstrcBB ot Ceremonies put a East Just to givo him his final pay thinking particularly ot some ot the Come in and see the new Shakespeare Casfing Wondcrod. If'i made of freezes. duce naturally, in abundance, IE cause ot their -rapid changes In _ AND slop to the encore, the grin Immedi glaa fibers and is acclaimed to be 'superior to the finest Bamboo. Wc make his annual visitation this off. big Boston papers which publish, on Order garden accessories tor seed trees are present. growth stoges (metamorphosis). A tho simplicity ot the birth. In a way Sundays, Issues which are • little arc now tafiing orders. Christmas over the Atlantic coast W ^'^ We have time for "every thing, Christmas gifts to please garden Methods ot encouraging the best puppy, for example. Just gradually better than Shopping News. We FOR YOUR SONS AND DAUGHTERS in a government surplus plane pur that man could grasp It, all this pleasure ot all sorts, some doubtful ing friends. Be sure and feed the specimens in the woodlot are: Pre grows until eventually It becomes a checked the Herald one Sunday, Complete chased from the War Assets Ad RAISED OR PLAIN PRINTING tho Church tried to keep before us,'and some good, and • plenty , ot WINTER SPORTS birds -eeulariy and remember the. vent fires. Keep cattle out. Give mature dog. A mosquito, on the and decided that the ratio was Ad Guns, Ammunition, Sun Belts and Cases, Cleaning Kits, Cleaning Rods, ministration, according to Col. .so the. tide ot gross materlalsm' money to throw away on toys and pan ot \>ater. one weeding—ot the crowded, fork other hand, develops with amazing CORRECT DESIGNS - BEAUTIFUL TYPE FACES may. not sweep us away form Qod, vertising, 85, News 15. Some depart Hunting Boots, Caps, Gloves, Knives, Socks, etc. rapidity from the egg stage to the John E. Mlllea, New England Ee- foolishness, but Just how much do Ski Giovai — $2.50 Now that everything else is gone. od and multiple-stemmed trees— AVERAGE DELIVERY. 48 HOURS and so wo lose all hope In eternal ment stores ran six and seven lull Skils — Northland — $10.95 larva, then to the pupa, until final gional Director. you set by each week for God's Ski Poles — (4.50 and (7.95 . SIci Hall — JI.IO when the stand is about 20 feet life. If tho seaspriot Christmas pages! Home Furnishers ly it emerges as an adult Insect. The plane was purchased by Wil work, as the Church' does It, week Ski Bindings — $2.75, J5.75 and $7.50 high; and several thinnings later, liam H. WIncapaw ot Rockland, Mo., JOSEPH R. SUTHERLAND means nothing but commercialism, in and week oiit? Do you know Now that Is too much advertising. Ski Boots — $8.50 at Intervals, when trees are ot Techniques used in the transplant Ice Skates — Girls Figure — $1 l.95..SIies 3 to 9 BUY known tor years among lighthouse wo are lost. under that tithing system the No advertisers could get away with "operations" were extremely deli ESTABLISHED 1923 Boys Hockey — $9.95. Sixes 4 to 12. salable cord wood or pulp wood keepres along the' Atlantic coast Prosbyloran Church In these United such a disproportionate ratio In the cate. Tile chief operating Instru 491 MAIN ST, Cor. Klmbcrly Avo. TEL. •1-I920 EAST HAVEN Sleds — Flexible Filer — $6.50 {A7 Inches long) ELM STREET NEW HAVEN CORNER ORANaE size.l It thinnings tor cordwood will as the "flying Santa Claus." Win ."What would my, Church be. It States, Is the richest',Cljurch, barr better regulated New York papers. Snow Shoos — $2.75 to $7.75 (Complete with bindlnqs) CHRISTMAS SEALS ments were small pipettes with OPCN EfCHINGS — SUNDAY BY APPOINTIêNT not yield a profit,, girdling is an capaw Is one of the oldest flying every member were Just like me"? ing none and dfe'i'^thb greatest Advertising, certainly, is Interesting BOXING •• -.,-v :, . , ,,,.:L,.,.., .,_... which organs were lifted from one easy and inexpensive'way to get pilots in the country and has been amount of home and' forlegn mis —but hot as interesting as news Gloves and Punching Bags Insect and. dropped into another. rid ot undesirable trees. winging his way througli the air sionary work? Do you know that which Is what the reader buys, pri ARCHERY, Operating tables were,small cotton Archery Sets from $1.49 lo $9.45 Mirny strange and interrelated waves since 1011.' He purchased a STEAK .r ROAST the Seventh dayAdventist Church, marily, the paper for. We were "couches". Archery Dart Board Sol — $3.95 details ot forest and wild lite were PBTf-SA amphibian government sur | HEAVY CORNifED in proportion to Its membership brought up to believe that the Ideal Archery Set for Youngsters with feathered Indian Chief Hal ^ $1.25 noted among these Harvard experi "Patients" received the best of plus plane at a recent WAA sale otj STEER BEEF LB does the next greatest home and proportion is: Advertising, 60, News Individual Bows, Targets and Arrows ments. For instance, it was foimd care. All mosquitoes used in the ex 69° Au{:usta, Oa. torlegn mission work, that this 40. But, ot course, we are old fash BASEBALL periments were reared in the la- PORTERHOUSE, TOP ROUND, that a natural forest ot mixed The plane was flown to Boston by ] body ot people alone own Seven of ioned. If the heavy advertising Gloves, Bats, Ball Shoes, Chest Protectors and Shin pads. speeleff, with Its consequent soft Dart Board Game • Heard About the SIRLOIN, BOTTOM ROUND leafy ground rnulch, would be com .^^'^^^^^'^^ HOLCOMBE^S ^^'^^^^^^ the largest Sanitariums in the XI. S., wllltrcnd continues in some papers, Ideal for rumpus or recreation room. William H. WIncapaw, sonot the| FOOTBALL paratively tree from infestations of famous "flying Santa Glaus". It will that they have One' Hundred and they will bo called, not newspapers, Cooked Hams Ida LD DO Footballs and Shoulder Pads my calendulas are' tho one bright gypsy moth and destructive Insects. be flown later on to Rockland, Me., Eighty-Five i thousand Missionaries but adpapers BASKETBALL , spot left, they are very,colorful and S cufrd ID 49 under salary, and dn tho west coast Suposedlyrthls leaf mulch furnish Where It will be uesd In a flying Still and all, we anticipate that Basketballs and Sneaks sometime blossom'' all winter in a of Africa, alone they maintain ed winter shelter for an abunda;nce cargo business headed by the two Large Fowl ";;o'r,';.:"'Ln45« t?|r^. r^f^ P. M. will make out all right with VOLLEY BALL Housing Shortage? very sheltered place under the jot mice and moles which ate up'the Wlncapows. The company now has Seventeen regular stations with Volloyballs and Nets Rib Roast Ml^'ri?^';.,' L„53« Gift Suggestions Its new policy. leaves in the garden. 'insects, six government surplus planes, pur-» Hostltals and schoolsând Churches, TENNIS We only wish that the manage chased through the'War Assets Ad- Chuck Roast vTuV,\i u 49° and that these "denominations Rackets, presses, nets, balls and raVkat covers. ment would stop slanting the news which do the greatest missionary mirilstratlon, which they are using —oven if the news slant* iji our di FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY work In the world,! never raise for their air cargo business. Tliey rection. ADULT GAMES money by any means"! except by the include two C47's, a Noorduyn Nrse We told you we are old fashioned. Poker Chip Casos S, Racks THE CATS ARE HERE! man, a twin-engined Cessna, a Yardley Lavender Soap tithing system they have no shows, Chess Sets Pipe Racks suppers, shindigs ot, 'any kind In Stafford Prcs.s Checker Sets Orumman Widgeon and the PBY- 0ranges-irZ\2«o. 49" their Churches, they give the Lord, from him. In times pt great trouble Roulette Sets 5A amphibian. Potatoessr.,^nrr?„,I„ '„Vo" 45" 3 Bars $1.00 Bingo Sots , Tho avaliabllily of these surplus one tenth of their Income, and this I But Ood says plainly He will have Combination Game Sots IChockers. Chess. Backgammon, Acoy-Duecy, We Have Available For Tomatoes rod ripo 2 col pkg 29c planes at WAA sales In Georgia j none other Gods, and if money is Roulette, Chuck-a-lucit, Cribbage, Poker Dice. Horse Race) riA.u.s.No.i QCc 'i^ $1.39 up. solves all their Chiirch needs, and and Arkansas was made known to Powder Mi+s 69c* your God, the \yages of sin Is death, GOLF ' Immediate Delivery Tangerines extra tg4,-D0Z 00 there Is never any begging tor Clubs, Bngs, Natural Rubber Golf Balls.. the WIncapaw Company and other OAIIOCN LARGE one there is one great thing, which Broccoli BCH ZSI" money for they conduct tho busi Gloves. Rain Jackets and Golf Club Head Mills. Interested prospeetlvo purchasers nttsH *••'*-"" ness of their Church, as they con cannot be purchased with money, av/rcr LARQk-n«e Jewelite Hair Brushes $2.00 BOWLING through the Boston Regional WAA Carrots TENDER iDCH5 Al duct tlielr own' private business. In and that Is Eternal Life. Shoes — Ladies — $4.95 and $5.25 TANCY SMALL 1 Offlco. BCH5 1 0* Chrome Cigarette the right way. Do you know • ac Harry W. Brinley Men's — $5.50 Beets ROSE UUD Hobnail Cologne $1.50* Bowling Shoe Bags — $1.65 THE BEARCAT JUNIOR With their six government sur cording to the bible you are requir Mixed Nuts 49« PING PONG plus planes, the WIneapaws started ed by God to give a special "Tliank FOXON CONGREGATIONAI, WHITE and V/YCKOFF Boautifully Boxed Lighters $2.00 up Tables — 5 ply regulation size tables — MS.OO an air cargo lobster run in Septem Walnuts 53° Offering"? When your boy came CHURCH ^ Ping Pong Sots.— J4.50 to J7.25 ber and are now doing a thriving Stationery back from the war to you, safe and Rev. C. C. Baldwin, Pastor Almonds 49° $1.00 Individual nets, balls and paddles business. They fly from 6,000 to Plastic Playing Cards $7.00 Sound, did you give a special otter 10:00 A. M. Church School • BAKERY TREATS! • BOOKS IT'S HERE!! 7,000 lbs. ot lobster from various 2 DECKS IN PLASTIC CASE ing to the Church? You should 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship Books lolling the How's and Why-lors on all sports. Gift. Sets $1.25* up points In Nova Sbotla to Rockland, CoHee Cake".;;?:,-.!.'.?'29" have done so, whether, you were a No, we don't have a lay-away plan for Christmas. Our's is for Me., and ff?m there to Boston and Protestant, a Catholic or a Jew, you Devil Food Square >c';j 49' Evening in Paris Wallets $2.00* up CHURCH OF OUR I,ADY all year around, New York. iOiirlng the fall months, should have given God a thank ot Yes Coty 3-WAY with Coin Holder or Purse—in Coiorf OF POMPEI, FOXON PARK you are always welcome to come in and look around they also do a, big business,In trans Donutsî' ig^'CSI 20° tering of your substance. Read It Rev. Raymond A. Mulcahy, Pastor and this too goes for all year around. porting taluebeiTles and strawber .Yardloy in the Bible and see for yourself. It H "/^ Raisin Fruit Loaf 'c'ASf20° Sunday Masses, 8 and 10:30 A. M. Horsepower ries. Primrose House Sheaffer's Lifetime Pen is not Up service, God requires. It Is Brown Bread r.'o'l,'t'o^^ 25° Young Wlncapow is following Richard Hudnut good works, a sacrifice, and when a DKAMA NOTE Graves Sport Shop • CANNED JUICES! • and Pencil Sets $14.00 right in the airwaves of his father. Early American- man or woman gives of his precious Foxon Dramatic Club will be These Children Need Homes Too! 71/2 Inch While in the service, he was with 0rangeJuice«"o/l*'N27° Old Spico money,' he gives part of his .very guests of the Goodfellowsiiip The Sportsmen's Home Sunbeam Electric own self, how hard It is to part Dramatic the commaiyler of the Fleet Air Grapefruits ,rsi,c*?A^ 25° Tuya Club Monday night. 224 Main Street Phone 4-1695 with It, and yet after cheating God December 9 East Haven Plow Force at Quonsot Point, R.I., and Vantino The Children's Center appeals to you.... the commander of the Atlantic Blended Juice'rllE:aUlAn PKQ £4" GIFT WRAPPINGS Peanut Butter' 39° THE CHILDREN'S CENTER B^kMHw 20 MULE y Borax rrAM 16° HOMEFINDING DEPARTMENT FARM EQUIPMENT CO. :J BUY Boraxo 2 PK 25° EAST HAVEN East Haven Hardware Store 1400 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut A DIVISION OF WOLFS FEED STORE _. Phone 2-2116 •onBQDDEBEnBB ^S,AyiNtGS;:l|:OJNfP;S< MAIN and ELM STREETS i r 165 CENTER STREET SHELTON. CONN. CHRISTMAS SEALS AM prlee> tublect to market china»< EAST HAVEN A RED FEATHER SERVICE OF THE NEW HAVEN COMMUNITY CHEST W« rtiervt right to limit quant(tl«l Telephone s Derby 5246 or 1350 . Pricsi enettlve for Ihli irs*.

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t>AOE SIX THE BRANPOBD REVIEW - EAST HAVEN KEWS Thursday, Dccembor D, 1940 Thursilay, December D, 1040 THE BRANFORD REVIEW - EAST HAVEN NEWS Finally he put his maps aside andstute Shore Erosion Control Corn- Mr. and Mrs.' Earl Glllam of Los ch ristmas Fair told his driver: "Halt the first local I mission will recommend legislative Angeles were the recent guests of THE BRANFORD REVIEW yokel you sec. I'll question him". appropriations ot $226,000 for pro- Mrs. Joseph Hlnes of Montoweso (Establllhod 1726) Pass Milestone f^v^w Bumper to bumper, the long SHORT BEACH CiJwik- Friday Evening tPcllve construction along the Conn, Street. EAST HAVENNEWS BUY convoy tore through the deserted, shore with mlmedlate appropria AND narrow, winding streets until the rUBUSHED IVeHY THURSDAY In Blue Cross /W^M tion ot $25,000 for an engineer MEYER LEiHINt, PMhhcr ST. ELIZABETH'S R. C. CHUUCU December 6th lieutenant's Jeep pulled beside a Frank Palala son of Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Georglanna Patter § rOECEMBER 9-15 I * ^^ Mj^^^M survey of beaches in Fairfield, Alien T. Polction Paul H. Slovoni thrce-quarterton truck. Tho loey Rocco'Pataia of Main Street was Pastor, Rev. William O'Btien son, Mrs. Paul Phelan, Mrs. James HOLD Stratford, Milford iCladlson, Clinton editor Editor Curates, Rev. Joseph Buckley Care History flagged It down. home from Holy Cress College for Branford Roviow East Havon Nowt Sullivan, Mrs. John Lester Corning. The Women's Auxiliary of the and Westbrook. Are we dead or just Rev. William Myers UNITED "Hey, .soldier!" yelled the lieuten the holiday. Mcmtcr o/ New Inqland frois Aaocialion Do your holiday shopping with a The $14,000,000 mark in payments Church of chrlat, Stony Creek,'will ^M|s SUBSCRIPIION RATES Sunday Mass 10:00 o'clock ant. "Can you give mo .some doop?" .sleeping? and Brantord with a for hospital care rendered lo pci- hold a Christmas fair Friday cven- ' STATES Yacht Club on its hands...... W.pO a year. Payable inÂdvanco free mind. Children cared for, any InR. December 0, slartlnj; at 7 M JfT/T Whore are you going?" Advctliiirtg Ratci on Application UNION CHURCH hours-Call 378-3—Adv. sons enrolled in the non-profit Con , "Where am I going?" was the nie Gene Rodneys in California o'clock. TELL HER AT THE BRANFORD REVIEW, Inc. Rev. J. Edward Newton ot WcstvlUe Assistant Postmaster John Dwyer necticut Blue Cross Hospital Plan ^fsAVINGS reply. "Damflno. Just foUerin' some George Cromle who often 37 Rolo St. Tol. 400 Braniord Pastor Is convalescing at his home. has been passed It was announced Committees have boon appointed Jerk looey leadln' this convoy who's writes Porcsli-y news for us is va CHRISTMAS EAST HAVEN NEV/S Undenominational as follows: Fancy work, Mrs. Her 1 l\ B O N D S been tearln' up Mctz tho last two cationing in Florida: ..Christmas 112 Salfonslall Plwy. 4-2607 East Havon Mrs. Paul LaChance returned today by George R. Willis, Tieasuier Entered ai second clais matter October 9:45 Church Scliool Tuesday lo her home In Quebec. bert Allen, chairman, Mrs. William hours." , Checks received and more than YOU WILL ARRANGE TO of the Blue Cross. Mfthon, Mrs, Crclghton Johnson; J^^ 18. 1920, at Iho Post Office at Branford, 11:00 Srrmon by the pastor Morn Mrs. Richard S. Ouptil ot Rock "The sad .sackI" replied the loooy. half .spent Radio overdoing MODERNIZE Conn., under Act of (vlarcli 3, 1897. ing Worship. Mr Willis made the announcement aprons, Mrs. Charles Hooghklrk, Santa Clous Is_Coming To Town" land Park has returned home from in presenting checks for October chalrman,'Mra. John Spargo,' Mrs. •''He'd better get on the ball!" YOUR HOME 4:00 U).valty Hymn Sing. An the hospital with her Infant twins, •?l Breezy Whortleberry's live-year A bungalow co"st Mr. Cooped ten hour of service to which the public hospllallzalioh services lo Sister Florence Hasklns, Mrs. Qeorgo grand, BATHROOM - KITCHEN Charles Anderson, and Deborah Rose Aexls, Director of the Hospital Hall; food, Mrs. John Ro.is, chair old William had been taught that Is invited. This week's leader will be Stevens. Sunday is not a day for play. One He sold It v/ceks later tor twenty. PORCH - ATTIC BUSINESS Mrs, Edward Evls. of Saint Raphael in New Hnvon and man, Mrs. Flora Hcftcrnan, Mrs. A miserable, barren acre of land Rita Pock, Robert Thompson, Jack Dr. Albert W. Snoko, Director of Charles Seastrand Sr., refresh Sunday morning his father found CALL 371-3 5:30 fo 8:00 Members of'the Loyally Group Blever, Ruth Harrison and Nancy him sailing his toy boat in the Is going tomorrow for plenty. vviii liold a business meeting, Wed Grace-New Haven Community Ho.s- ments, Mrs. Howard Kclsoy, chair WHAT NOTS Mrs. Alice Wallace confined to FOR ESTIMATES DIRECTORY Bradley, are among those vacation pllal. Tlic 14 million dollar loljxl Br GlTA ROUND bathtub. nesday. December U at 6 o'clock. man, Mrs. Eric Erlcson, Mrs, John her home with ln)ury lo her leg ing from their college studies. represents iinymenls made lo all 14 million dollars lur. boon p,iid oul simo 193? Lv Iho non piolit Connoi.licul Bluo Cross I lospilol Ser Oppel, Mrs Raymond Barnes, Mrs. "William," he said, "don't you Why not have your typewriter and The meeting will take the form el a Mr and Mrs. A Jean Pfeiff were know it Is wicked to sail boats on Kids rai.scd'cain after Tliank.sgiving iiospltals for care of Blue Cross vice PIfln for hor.pilol c.jro rcnclorcd' io Connoctlcul losidoni". wUo nro nioml")ors of tlio fast-growing, stoto-wido Benjamin Bowliay; white elephant, adding machine equlpniont placed covered dish^^supper Ciiristmas party holiday guests in Massachusetts. members since the Plan's inception rnuud in Uic IVTnll Sunday?" high .school game.. The Halldens hospilol plon. The recArd brooking Idol was rooclicd ihis wool, whon rci*|iilor monflily cliocb vioro paid to two Mrs. Mary Record, chairman, Mrs. William R. Burns In nrst class cnndillon? Our fully for members. Each member Is re The Misses Barbara and Nina in 1937. They went to school together, "Don't get excited. Dad," replied eat at lli'e Williams Thanksgiving minded lo bring a gift. Conncclicul liospilols. Prosoni of Iho hislory-mnllng coromonios, Icll lo rlghl, Roborl Parnali, gonorol manager Gortrudc McIConzlo, Mrs. F. M. Day bul Hie Williams get even by equlppnd service department will Miller of Beckett Ave., Short Beach "This Is an extremely important Clark. Orders will bo taken at this They grow up side by side, William calmly. "This Isn't a plea And Sons do this worij promptly and cftlcl- are visiting In Florida. of iho Connoclicui Bluo Cross, Goorgo R. Willis, Iroasuror of Iho. Bluo Cross; Sislor Roso Alexis, director of tno sure trip. This Is a missionary boat eating at the Halldens'on Sunday, Harold Rogansons birthday was milestone in Blue Cross history", But OFRieilK, VJIIICll sale fpr Christmas greens. But he never knew ho loved her That way everyone rated a drum entiy and furnlsU, without charge, celebrated Sunday with party for; Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay, Willis said. "Tlie fact that 14 million Hospllal of Saint Raphael In Now Havon; Dr. Albert W. Snoko, diroclor of Graco-Now Haven Hospital and going to Africa." — loan machines. GUnRnnirca FRBEDOM or The Jlll-O-Tcpns will have "I'lll hor rich old uncle died. slick PLUMBING and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Tljompson, Mr. formerly of this place now ot Mary dollars have been expended for Chados F. Dailoy, diroclor of Bluo Cross enrollment. ' '. . REiioicvJ, iPeecii. PR^SS MP charge of the grab bag and will also "When I was a little boy, I always RELIANCE TYPEWRITER 00. land, called on friends here this \ KieiiToFreriTiotj,,,,, R/niFifo 0/ Skyscrapers ate my crusts," said Breezy Whorl- and Mrs. Lanny Belbusti, Mr. and members' hospital care since the 57mcG isryiTAHS'/êpiHiSPAy have a table of articles for sale. C. B. GUY, Mgr. week. \ 1 Legion Auxiliary sends out eight tleberry to his son. HEATING Mrs. John Meneely, Hai-ry, Bill and Plan was formed In 1937 Is an Im Following n wedding trip of un Thanksgiving baskets John T, A Christmas Parly will bo given Telephone 7-2738 David Roganson. Mrs. Earle Blake is chalnnan of pressive demonstration of llio desire covcyr." 5 VEAHS ASO CON6RE5S OECIABED IH /I JOINT .^^ "Did you like them?" asked Willie announced destination, tho young M55ION IH/ir A SIATE OF WAR EXIG7CP Reynolds to work In Mobile, Ala December 27 of the Juvenile Musical CONTRACTORS 109 Crown .Street New Haven Hflrry T'ucker has been- confined the P. T. A. Christmas Sale lo be of Connecticut people to protect In receiving the past uionth's couple win make their' liomo'ln' BBTWCEH HIE DO. AMP GERMJlNy AMP llIC UO CHRISTMAS Coach 'Warren Sampson attends "Of course I did," o.uickly re Art Society. held December 13. themselves against unexpected AND nALy sponded Breezy. to his home by illness. check for Grace-Now Haven Com Stony Greek Nor til Street,' Guilford. Tho bride Is IS JUST basketball clinic In Boston GUTTERS • LEADERS niMEDIATE DELH'EUY: fron Ena- Members of tile Sunshine Society hospital expense on a purely volun AROUND , "Then you may have mine," re Mrs. Waiter J. McCarthy gave a munity Hospital, Doctor Snoke said, a graduate of Guilford Grammar Harry Johnson, goes to Maine to get JOBBING jnel Drainboard Sinlis, and Lava surprise birthday party Tuesday will hold a Christmas dinner party tary basis. It is an outstanding CHURCH OF CHmS'r and High SoUodls' and tho bride Lanphi^r's Cove plied his son, graciously... Miss Noanvle Fontaine Is the house 'The people of Connecticut aro ccr- RENEW his stolon car Romona DoBay of tories; Chrome liriiss Toilet Ac evening for Mrs. Emil Kehlcnbach. in the flrehouse Monday noon. example ot tho Imagic of averages Ininly to be connncnnea for their Rev. Joseph White groom attended schdbla. In Bran OLP Stony Creek goes to Florida to lve„„ According to Town Pendleton ot guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Boston Post Road Branford cessories; Copper Gutter and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Owens are on to the rescue ot millions' wiiich is 0:4,') Sunday School FRinNPSIIIPS Pino Orchard, speaking for the Con Among those present were Mrs. foresight in including Blue Cro,ss in ford. lie Is engaged as a'parpoî- WITH Pastor Swanson In Orange Mass. Jones of Third Ave., Hotclikiss Leaders; Roofing and Isisulation. a trip Into Texas and Mexico. a basic principal ot tho Blue Cross 11:00 Morning scrvloo GRANITE BAY necticut Motor Club, night drivers, TEL. 1957 Clifford V. Peterson, Mrs. Arnold J. their family budget so that they tor and palnto'r,' tolloj^lng his d'a- CIW/SMt/X for holiday "We want gum-m-m Grove. A nlay-sklt, "A Good Girl in the program", he said, chargo' from "Ihp ArnWi '" ^hloh . 45 VBARS AfiO MflRCMl SIGNfllLEP CRRP5/ find themselves nearly out of ga.s THE CONN. PLUMKING AND will be adequately prepared when ST. THKRKSA'S CHURCH We want gum-m-m." That's a chant Aatterntemmi Kitchen" will be given tonight at •n\E UETtfR "S "ACROSS •mnAlt/lNTIC and no tilling stations open, may LUniBER COIMPANY Sister Rose Alexis, In accepting unexpected lllnesa occure". Sunday Mass at 0:15 he serYpd about tour y'pars, Ih^'co of I I rSOM rjOSl/lfJD TO POIPHU, NtWfDUHDUlWP heard dally on bus No. 053. Hand Tabor Lutheran Church by the fol 'NOW -15IHE WATCHWORP OF. 1HE WISE Mr. and Mrs. Leon B. Babcock soon bo serviced by coinoperated 6i^^^ 1730 State St. New Ifavcn, Conn. the check on behalf of tho Hospital which \vero spjint'oyers'cas. ' ' have announced tho coming marri ful of first graders sing as they en lowing members ot tho Goodtellow- of Saint Raphael expressed the Grace-New Haven Community Cuiirrlitit IDia br u. c, Itiduiirr automatic gasoline pumps. A, A. A. From"where I sit\7r-ii5^~Joe^MarsIi\ Tel. 7-0294 Capitol Theatre Tho Norden family )s moving to age of their daughter, Dorothy Mae ter and hold up their tickets until ship Dramatic Club; Mrs. Herman "sense of satisfaction and real Hospital and the Hospllal of Saint Now Jersey esllmates that a million or more Lehr, Mrs. Ralph Bolter, Mrs. XRiNiTif EPispoPAii onuRcn to Mr. Raymond Ijeonard Sheiirian, the driver produces tho gum-m-m. 281 MAIN ST. EAST HAVEN pleasure" which she and her staff Raphael became tho tirsl Blue Cross Warren Hoppor recuperating, motorists run out ot gas along the WANTED—Ma" tor di.sh wash Victor Hutchinson, Mfs. Klrt Wat- 8;IB Holy'cdmniunlon' son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Sher By. tho time they take off the wrap highways each year and have to have derived from working with Blue member hospitals back in February, Funeral services for Mrs. Selina man of Montowe.?e. per and soften the gum-m-m How to er and porter v/ork. Pull time, king, Mrs.'.Paui Lehr, Mrs. Arthur Cross in the common cause of pro 1037 at tile lime tho Ho.spllal Plan 10:45 Morning Prayer and sermon REPORTER'S CLUB call for help or trudge to the near Gaudclto of Rogers Road, Stony with church school atloii'dlng." ' Tho wedding will take place It Is time to get oft and too ate to six day week. Apply Howard .Sun,, Mon., Tues., Doc. 8-9-10 Hallden and Mrs. Donald Hayward. viding adequate liospltalization pro was first organized In Conncclicul. Creek, who died Wednesday at the est filling station. If production dlf. Johnson's Restaurant, Branford. The director is Mrs. Eric Swanson Rev. Edward B. Hardy, Ji;., pro December 21. start rough house. •• ficultios are overcome It is expect Stop Worryina? tection for Connecticut people. Hospital ot St. Raphael'In Now Ha Breezy Whorttleberry says when I've Always Loved Mrs. Marcel Buffie has received a ven folipwing a lengthy Illness was fessor In Berkeley Divinity School The Reporters Club of the Junior la, Agnes Dudley; Silver Tongue, Lucy Pacello recolvcd burns a-fow ed'that tho coin operated pumps 'Every year"| staled Sister Rose will oniclalo at both services. days ago when she was tending the a follow drives with one hand he's may appear during 1047.. HOAflE REPAIRSNG-i'^dc or cablegram from Dublin, Eire telling Alexis, "A higher percentage of our held Saturday morning at 8:15 from High School submit the following Anne Connelly; John Aldcn, Ken I iniofifl folks in our town do about hour" after dinner, and gels hirf — . j • furnace likely going to church—either being out, of any kind, ;aul painting. You of the death of Iier brother, William patients are Blue Cro.ss member.s Radio Stations tile W. S. Clancy Memorial Home. news Items, a special feature of a neth Donadio, Porter Thompson I see by the papers that the aa muclt worryinR as in yours—over worrying oyer in one concentrated Clarke. class which met Tuesday afternoon. A regular meeting of the Granite carried or with his brldo liousinR and prices, and crops, and pcriotl. When that*s over, he relaxes Write Art, Bo:v •162, Branford. and it is evident that the sense of A ron.ulcm high mass followed at THF, FIRST CONORKGATIONAL wan tho announcer, '\ Searching blindly for the bivouac Tile P. T. A. executive board will security which Blue Cross member St. Therese's Church. Burial was In CHURCH From the looks of things, these Bay A. A, will be held Monday, Dec jobs—and the little domestic prob over a friendly glass of beer with Granted SNET ] H 0 In tho club at 8 o'clock, refresh area he led his veohlcles to and fro lems that are always coming up. nia Hoskins—and they talk about meet Monday night ship provides Is a yfjy strong in tho St. Agnes Cemetery. ROT. Earlo C. Hochwald girls In our school sure like their across the city uiitU ho lost his way, Deadline for fluence toward a more rapid re- 0:30 Church School THANMQIVINa DAY 1040 wide bolts. Everywhere you go they ments will be served, Dad Hoskins, who's lived to tho pleasant things together, until bed Licenses to operate two Uxed ra Mrs. Gaudclto was ,a native of , We the, people of the younger Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greonvall hail The Little Shop time. '( 1 dio iransmilling stations and 50 Canada and was'tho widow of tho 10:45 Church Time Nursery and have them. happy age of cightyi has a simple Murder Klndorgsu'ton Bonoratlon havo witnessed a terrl- as holiday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Alex Greonvall and Mrs, formula for stopping worry. About From where I sit, that's as work Benson; mobile radio units granted Ijy the late Frederick Gaudotte. She Is ."iur- The 212 girls on tho Basketball able a formula as you could find... with Paul Kelly, Kent Taylor 10:45 Divine Worship , blo and disastrous war In which team aro now In suspense. Tho Roberts of Stony Creek, Mr,s. Christmas Gifts every problem, ho asks himself: Is Schoolchildren Playlet, The First Thanksgiving Federal Conununicalions Commis vlved by a sister. Mrs. Alphonslno wc have been touched deeply ny ty, went home lo Rochester, N. Y., William Dingwell of Short Beach there anything I can do about it? right down to the mellow glass of Dinner, grades 3 and 4: cast. Purl- sions have been received by Tho Daudolin of Newark. N. J. Sermdii Subject; "Partners" captain Is being chosen. beer that aeeras to wirik away your 0;1S Tho Junior Pilgrim Fellow disasters of homo disruptions which Richard Hart of 7-3 division re tor Thanksgiving. and Mr. and Mrs. William Coe and A Large Variety . If there is, ho never postpones In Thanksgiving tan Girls: Judith Mortenson, Mary Southern Now England Telephone Bearers were Michael Harrisoii, como with all wars. Wo have Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tobln ot daughters, Barbara and Pamela ot making- a decision, or taking neces worries, •• •-' . Wednesday, Dec. 11 Lou McBride, Primula Murphy, Bar Company, Ernest Albert Johnson of Johii, Bralnord,' Frank Ablondl, ship. ceived a gold colored cat on 7:00' Senior Pilgrim Fellowship 1 learned to go without oortaln (irtl Thanksgiving Day which ho named Now York City, and Mr. and Mrs. Darlen. Open sary action. , j Enchanted Cottage bara Mahan, Carol Woodman, Jan- Hotchkl.ss Grove, chief engineer for Mlehaol Ii\fantlno, The Rev. William I ''4 cles which wo havo easily gone "Qoldle." George Bartholomew ot Mcrldon, William Dingwell, Short Beach It there isn't anything he can do Presentations Ice Meek, Judllli Hallden, Linda the company, said today. • ' Brewbr otflclated. Every Day But Sunday Mrs. Julia Clore Commeau, daugh without. This was nothing com Ooorge Dwyer wont hunting for wore llie guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Road is on a business trip to New about it, he sets aside a "worrying; ^ Dorothy McGuiro, Robert Young Benson, Jeanine Cusack; Scene 2; The land radio stations, located Tile following Thanksgiving pro Gov. Bradford, Joseph Kllgerman; In New Haven and Groton, near ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. pared to the oultorlng, starving muskrats and caught a skunk. Charles Baker bt Stony Crock over Orleans. HP flew, do^vn and Is re 85 Fair Slreot Guilford, Conn. gram was presented In the Short homeless, and clothless people bf the Thanksgiving holiday.' turning by boat. ALSO Mrs. Bradford, Judith Hallden; New London, will be used for mo Cioro, ot Fair Street, Guilford, bo^ CHRISTMAS Honor roll, grade seven; Joanne Copyrishtt 1946, United States Brewers Foundation Beach School on November 27: Asia and Europe. Our-only real dls Chief Phar. Male and Mrs. John Bradford's son, Billy Digljy; •Elder bile telephone service soon lo be In came the brldo ot Albert Frederick CARD» g Holonbck, Janls Bramble, Leatson Take It or Leave It Song, America, followed by Flag William Browsler, Thomas Bennett; augurated along U. S. Route 1 in DcBay, son of Mr. and .Mrs. John turbance was the leaving from our Landes, Ann Cudgma, Pat Dolaii; Vlnger of Bolhcsda, Md., were the Salute; playlet, Thank.sglvlng, DIFFERENT e. homes our older brothers, fathers week end guests of Mr. and Mrs, with Phil Baiter Mrs. Brewster, Judith Mortenson; Connecticut as iiart ot a New York DeBay, of Stony Crock at St. Barbara Jones, Doannii. Luclan, grades 1 and 2; recitation, Give Capt. Miles Slandi.sh, William Buck to Boston througlr highway service George's Rectory, Guilford on Sat ^:'f unclos, and other relations to servo PhlUp Farrln^ton, PlilUp Polrlor, Anthony Massare, ot Hotchkiss Paramount Thanks, Brian Nelson; Safety songs In our armed forces. They suffered, Grove. Thurs., Fri., Sat., Dec. 12-13-14 John Alden, Perry Famham; Pris- now In test operation by the Boil urdivy, November 1(1, the Rov. Wil Kenneth Donadio, Agnes Dudley, Kindergarten; song. Thanksgiving, clila. Primula Murphy; Pilgrim System.' liam Brewer oHlolaling. fought and oven gavp their lives Arlene Evls, Eleanor White, Ed Miss Rosemary Salmon, also a - i Juno Haver, Vivian Blaine in grades 1 and 2; recitation, Thanks that we might live' in a better ward Sopneskl, Nancy Ryan, Calls- member of the Branford High Contractors Maidens: Ernestine Redmond, Joan The two fixed transmitters will Miss Catiierlne M. Cioro was giving Dinner, Daniel Peterson; Fogarly, Janice Horton, Mirador operate on a frcciuoncy of 35.42 maid of honor and Thei-csa Marie world of tomorrow. ta Daloy, " Jacqueline Alblngor School Faculty, left Wednesday af f J- r FOUNDATIONS - WALLS Three Little Girls Playlet, Pilgrim Days, grades 1 and Charlotte Flemlstor, Nancy Hafnor. ternoon for her home In Westboco, FLOORS - DRIVEV/AYS Duncan; Indians ;n song of Praise, megacycles while the mobile sta Commeau, was Junior iiridoiimaid. This Thanksgiving day' of 10,48 In Blue 2; composition, Tho First Thanks Harry Corning, Gerald Perry, Fred tions will operate on a fretiuency ot A reception at tho homo dt tho Mass., tor tho Thanksgiving vaca r". SIDEWALKS - CURBING giving Day, Barbara White, James wo young men and women of this 0' YDii ALSO erick Hargraves, Pilgrim Father, 43.42 megacycieB. Special authority bride's parents followed tho cere BRANFORD BOOK SHOP ql tion. STEPS - GARAGES town of Brantord and all over the BILLY SAVES THANKSGIVING Springetl, Jean Speley, Robert Corn Adelbert Rogers; Tho program was was granted the company to iden mony, guests bctng present fi'om DAY Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mlddekcr, and V BACK FILLING ing, grade 5; original prayer. Kin STATIONERY - TOBACCO , m United Stales had many, things to Falcon's Alibi arranged by Miss Prances Shepard, tify the land stations by tho name New Haven, BraiKord, Madison, and M U;*:-' Billy and Mary were brother and family, spent Thanksgiving in To- TRUCKING • DIGGING dergarten; song, Oldlime Thanks Mrs. Arthur Hallden, Mrs. D. W. 2'1't Main SIrool Tol. 953 be thankful tor. some of us weren't wanda, Ponn. with Tom Conway of the city in which they are lo Stony Creok, and Guilford. so fortunate as others to have our sliitcr. Thoy lived both winter and PHONE 5-0949 giving, grade 5; song, Trafflc, Linda Owens, Mrs. Gray Dorsey. Accom cated instead of by tho as.^lgned J| 195 Church St. New Haven 1 ' " brothers, fathers, uncles,' etc., bo summer In a low thatched Cape Cod 4 panist, Mrs. Arthur Hallden. call letters which aro WIXCN for I^^^J' 'il 1 }• ^ with us afour 'i'honksglvlng dinner cottage. Nov/ Haven and WICXM for Now Ml and share with us in thanking Qod They were very poor as their r? London. Permission was .ajso given '4 1 • I f lor the wonderful things ho has father \Vas out of work because of lomb-iî mk to identity the iiO mobile units by ^That man is on his way I •'^« 11 l- ' made to come to pass, the ending an operation he needed badly but code ringing numbers assigned by 'i- CHfllSTtvtAS JOY BEGINS AT 1 of a second world war arid thus didn't have enough money to pay GIRLS-WOMEN the telephone company Instead of lotting freedom ring ngain and tl^ls for It, Billy sold papers, and Mary HOTEL the designated call letters WIXCO. time fprcvor which Is partly up to delivered magazines after school The company will continue Us 1 '"j u^, the younger generation who will which brought tho little family INDIAN NECK testing of the service until regular Sondergaard ''nli 1 steer tomorrow's world. $0,50 a week. WANTED OPEN YEAR ROUND commercial operation starts, pro Yet In other homes the scene wfis It was nearlng Thanksgiving and bably within two months. Tho Ini- AND ENDS WITH A riot quite so h(»ppy. Brothprs, and Mrs, Brown said, "Thanksgiving AVAILABLE FOR BANQUETS, lliii users will- include • customers 'H MERRY CHRISTMAS fathers, wore not homo for Thanks Day win be hero In a month but PARTIES — DANCES having commercial highway use giving apd will never be. They lie what do wo have to be thankful On Singer Sewing Machines !| along the route being served by the for? We don't have a big turkey CALL BRANFORD 944 equipment. resting on some far hung battle for ovoryono who rocoivos a gift from our morchandiso, care flel^ in Europe or Asia. For thepi and mince pie or anything but Supplementing the two transmit who were not so happy on Thanks maybe a few Bllcos of bread when ting stations and the rnobile units fully solocted to bring pleasure at this morrlost of seasons. giving doy 1048, there Is this one everybody else will have a lot of will be six remote receiving sta grojit hope—that \vp will keep the things to eat." Then Billy said, Experience Not Necessary '•;, WHEN YOU INSULATE tions spaced at Intervals along the Ideals for which they so gallantly "Now, now, mother, don't say that." USE THE BEST state's coastline. The receivers, de fought, • ' The next day Billy found a mag signed to pick up the relatively azine and In Its was news of" a FIRE AND DIAMONDS Prederlolc Smalloy MEN'S - WOMEN'S • • low-powered transmissions ,ot mo contest. It you entered it you must MOISTURE-PROOF bile units and relay them to the draw a picture of a turkey. LIGHT & HEAVY PLAIN GENERAL NEW^ ROCK WOOL telephone central offlces, are locat Paid While Learning—High Earnings ed at North stoningtpn, Groton, Mrs. Cadwell has moved Into nor It seems that Billy was talented In art and he, decided to try. A Lyme, Guilford, West Haven and new home on cad'well Place. Easlon.' Mr. Kirk OaSwell Is Unlshlng his month later about the 10th day of COATS • •' November after ho had given up all house which is being built opposiio hope of winning he-, received a his niothqrs. check for first prize., "I guess we Cleaned 40 Hours PerWeok CriRLSTIVIAS CONCF.RT ' ,1 Mr.'and Mrs. Wilson from Say- have a lot to be thankful for after The Branford Choral Society will bjrobk afo now living in tho ' old all." His father had an operation & Pressed 80c hold its Christmas concert Decem Cadwell Homestead. which proved successful and later Special £a. • ' • CONNECTICUT HOME ber 18 In the high .school audi 'Mf.'und Mrs, Charles Donaflio of found work. They brought a winter Regularly Up fo $l.t2 INSULATION CO. torium. Tickets were placed on sale 'vyashlngton, D.C., vyere guests of home after Mr. Brown had saved yesterday. Mr, and Mrs. Solly' Donadio of 82 Sand your topcoAh and overcoats. enough money to do so. Wasn't It Mdvo them clodnQd now and savol Overtinne Work If Desired W. S. WOOD lyy Street over the Thanksgiving tncludos. minor ropatri, ordinary lucky Billy found the magazine? Pine Orchard Tol. Bfd. 143-3 holiday, Marie Donadio, who is at milling buttons replacod, and Ou< tending school in Baltic, Cpnn., also Pont cleaning. WKUe, Revprslble • • spent the holiday week end at hor WHO'S WHERE and Trench coats extra. lôriie. The Donadio family had a Mr. and Mrs. Warren Austin, of Special Ends Dec. I4fh If unable to Work Full Time, Part Time reunion Thanksgiving Day at the Hopson Ayenue, entertained their IjoiijB of Mr. and.Mra. Jpe Donadio daughter, Miss Darlene Austin, of 268 MAIN ST. Work Can Be Arranged Ifi Guilford. Guilford, over the Thanksgiving 1 PENS SILVER NOVELTIES week end. ' (OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE) ' The'sovcn-flve division. Miss be- • • Iûpa's room .of Branford Junior Miss Beatrice Cole and Marlon ) PENCILS PIN SETS DIAtvlONDS High School put on a Thanksgiving jRck of Niagara Falls, New York, fe t, i RINGS CHATELAINES CHINA Rlay for a school last Wednesday; and Providence, R. I., were tho hol WE PAY TRANSPORTATION « WATCHES ROSARY BEADS CLOCKS Get the Facts, JPrila ta- ^he pjay vvas entitled, ::Recl shoes iday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold i af, Plymouth," and was directed by P. Tovisey, of Rogers street. diiyfor yoitrfree copy APPLY of "Stvi'l—Pacvrnulivr INVESTORS SYNDICATE Ml66 JCoyes. The "players were; lê- Mr. and Mrs,. Edward Hvhite and fur Paiicciinie,". splved, Arlene Evls; Ijavdj HarpliJ daughters, Patricia, Lee, Eleanor, MINJUArOI-IS, UINKUOTH Sondergaai^d O'Connor; Wrestling, Hotêir Cuslc; and Unda were the Thanksgiving Ashley Shirt Co. Rose Street THOM.AS R. McAVINEY ^ , "V/HERE SERVICE IS COURTEOUS" Bftrt, Charles liomartra; Rempm- guests ot Mrs. J, A. White of Town- iiimio«"'4r'l«AiiiiiciApm'' " Oflico Pliono 6-728S Jjcr, JIBQ'Moghevjcz; Damarls, Ros sendi va^ '•• WE OPERATE OUlf OWN AMERICAN IMtON ANMf STEEL INSTITUTE Rai. Plronci 2-2962 ^ Main Sfroot BranforfJ 's, THE HULL BREWING CO. TELEPHONE 638 BRANFORD .^ \11 Cliiircli Si., N»w H.y.n^ alie. •Wasliingtbn;' Ellen, B\ith Pll- Miss Lucille DoLuca," a member DRY CLEANING PLANT venls; Mary, Dpri§ Swift; prUcll- of the Brantord High School Fncul- ., HEW, HAVEN, CONN., •ii'#î.rw^-?^ ±Z y~ •7.-J :.•'.- ,. *',*•»• I-.»~»*-«»*«*ii«">*<^^-w iîav^t^ViSt »-.(• J-*—.*-.

I'AOE ElOHT THE BBANFORD RKVIEW - EAST HAVEN NEWS Thursday, December S, 1940 HAGivi.:AN irEHOIvIAL LIBiu.uY the holidays with her parents, Mr. E..ST H/\VEIT. CT. and Mrs. Anthony PalluzzI of Twin NORTH BRANFORD Lake Road. . . READING &WRIT1NG Several young people' .returned ADDRESS OOMMUNIOATIONS from their colleges and lircp schools DELIVERED BY IVIAII, ONLY eorvlccs In the local churches on thcrliiR.s were enjoyed with many to enjoy the 'I'hansglvlng season TO P. 0. BOX 153 Sunday will hiclude: families being back together again with their families. SUBSCRIBE NOW St. Ausiistliic's U. C. Clitircli after war .nciiaratlons; A special meeting of Totokot ©be lEast Mmm Wms Rev. John .1. McCarthy pastor, The iio.itponed meeting of tho Grange will take place Jn the town Frank Frawlcy, organist end choir hall on Saturday night. Tills will be X-li.e liook-of-tlic-Montli Club lij! a ruling that no book writ ...h Board of Selectmen was held on Combined With The Branford Review director. followcid by a public card party with ten by a member of its liditorial Board can be a Club selection. Tlili Mass at 7 and 0:15 Monday r^lght at the A'twator prizes awarded and other features. applies ro John P. Marquand, wim, before he became one of the Club's Two Dollars For Voor Memorial Library. judges—along with Dorothy Canficid, Clifton VOL. ni—NO. 14 East Haven, Connecticut, Thursday, December 12, 1946 Zlon Episcopal Church The public Is urged to give this af Tlic Board of Directors of the I-adiman, Henry Scidcl Canby and Christo Rov. Francis J. Smith, Rector, fair Its support. North Branford Public Health As At the Welcome Home party ten pher Morlcy—had two books-of-thc-month Mrs. Paul R. Hawkins, organist and sociation met for a sncolat meeting to his credit—"H. M. I'ulham, Esq.," and FIRST BAITIST CHDRCH choir director. dered tho servicemen and women on Tuesday nglht at tho William some months ago a group picture "So Little Time." Rev. A. W. Jones, Pastor Martin Olson's 0!30 Holy Eucharist will bo colc- 10:00 Church School Lights Bring Xtnas Douglas School. , . • was taken and copies of this fine His new book, "B. F.'j Daughter," is being h. bratcr. 11:00 Morning Worship. Nursery A bus of members of Totokot picture have been mode so that each hailed as "the best of Marquand's five novels STRICTLY LOCAL TOWN TOPICS school. Statement On OonKrcKalinnal Church , Grange Journeyed to North Haven honored person may have as a of our American way of life." "B. F.'s Daugh Rov. Mr. Wolf0 serving as acting Grange on Tuesday night where souvenir of the occasion a picture of ter" tells the story of Polly Fulton, who has Friday, November 29, monthly Cheer To Main Street m pttstor they enjoyed a Neighbors' Night tho honored group These pictures money, glamour and intelligence, and who missionary society at tho church. A LITTLE ABOUT THIS AND THAT Housing Delay Mrs. Douglas B. Holabjrd, organist program. Street scene Is mbfc enticing than arc now feady for distribution and still cannot find a happy life for herself. It is Tlie coal strike over, Tor the time | The followliig public statement WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN and choir director. ' Miss Barbara Junlver, daughter may be secured at the home of also the story of the disruption on the civilian St. STEPHEN'S A. M. E. ZION ever before. | BY PAUL H. STEVENS being at least, and the "dim-out" was made this week by Martin HiOO Morning worship of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Junlver of Earl Colter of Quarry Road. It Is re front that came as the backwash of the war, Rev. Atkins Some especially attractive window Rogers Street restrictions lifted, the Christmas Olson, building contractor and de ' 0:45 Sunday School The smoller Twin Loke Road, Is In Chicago quested that these pictures be called JOHN P. MAROUAND .j.,^^ ^^^^^ ,,,1^^^ j^^^,, -^^^ y^^l^ ^„ Connecti displays were notiid this week. One SUopplns DiiTcl friciul wlin Is Interested' In Ihc 11:00 Morning Service lights, festooned across Main street veloper; children will meet In' the chapel jwlth tho'Natlonal •l-Hwlnners. Sho for at an early date. There Is no cut to the Pentagon Building in Washington. Dollghlful iforiAi for youngar of the prettiest is that of Pred i home—town? Two tlollar.s a year— 1:00 Church School children wrilten and Mlutlral.d AN EAST HAVEN DENTAL CLINIC all the way from Bradloj' avenue to "Here Is one reason why Veterans and the'older pupils will moot In 'and Halph Delia Camera from this chdrge for these pictures. Wo'.fe's Quality Food Shop whei'e only a dozen more days 'til sent nnywhoro. Mr. Marquand is a skilful writer who knows how to. tell a story. His 6:00 Christian Endeavor by famous aulhori and artillt, can not got housing. On August 22, tho church. town were sent with .all expenses tparkllng with colorful drawings. the- Town Green at Hemingway Santa Claus, sleigh and all, occupies Christmas. Miss Angelina Parese was a hook holds your interest from the first page to the last. He knows his It is an cneuurat'iiij,' sitrii of n developing community spirit when 1940—1 applied to the zoning Board Schools reoopenod on Monday paid Barbara won with hor.poultry Thankglvlng Day guest at tho homo people. In fact, as bnc critic on the distaff side commented, he shows an Rocominondod by parent!, leach- an or{janizatioii, the IJotary-club in tliis instanct, is ciuTciitly ex avenue, are bringing Christmas one of the windows. Inside the store j First calendar for 1047 has conio project and Ralph, with his vege Community Council will meet ort and llbrarlani, Ih.to IIHIo there is an attractive Fireplace of East Haven for ,a change In Clirlstiuns llj(hls on Main street morning folowlng a long wcckond. of Mrs. Frances Camarota of Quarry understanding of women that makes one downright uneasy. pries picluro books ars tops In ploring the possibilities o£ developing a Dental Clinic tor the school cheer to the cente'r of the town. to bur editorial sanctum from the table project. December 10, at 8 o'clock In the with stockings hung at the mantel, zoning which would permit the con more dajiUnit than ever. Several Thanksgiving family ga- Road. V* * .* Community House. value and quality. children of East Haven. At, last week's meeting of the well kiiowai I transforming the shopping center struction ot a permanent apartment CastoUon Package store,'293 Main Joseph Farkash, son of Mr. ond and a six foot Christinas tree, gaily A birth party was tendered Daniel Lctitia Preston Osborne, author of "They Change Their Skies" and THE WIDE-AWAKE ANOEl, wrif- service club the speaker, ^vho directs the dental hygiene program ofjnightly for the remainder of the building to be known as the Garden East Haven becoming known as street. It's a beautiful little calendar Mrs. Joseph r'arkash of Poxon Road "Through I'urplc Glass," chiims to be the only living lady novelist who fen onf/ if/uifroltd by Jono F/ory decorated, made ot bird feathers and quite M. Doody oT Sunday lit his home on Bruce Burdge, .'ion of Mr. and tlio Siatellealtli Ueparlniont was invited to discuss a program such LeQsbn Into a real Chrlstmas-tlmo Apartments. Tho plans called tor "The Town With ..the ..Community was married on Thanksgiving lo is loved by an Iguana. It seems that recently when she vacationed in the Dan ParlUa's Package store win colorful. It Is mounted on a 'now Poxon Road. Dinner guests Included Mrs. Franklin Burdge Is home from FAVORITE POEM: by Eugene as might be provided in the schools of thin town it .sulllcient funds' wonderland 57 complete one-family apartments Christmas Sprit. Mlas Johnson of Ivoryton.' Tho cere Hondur.u, an iguana, a dreamy, Latin type, kept watching her from a dows are very Chrlstmasy with Mr and Mrs. Frank P. Doody, Miss Washington, D. C. for 10 days He fMi, Will, by Mahhi HaifUti. arc forthcoming. Members of the Dental iirojcct committee of tho For a time, after the lights were to be built at 308 Main St., west of typo ot velvet paper, Tho bird Is a mony was performed In the homo Mario Doody, Francis P. Doody and neighborhood tree. Finally one day he show'cd up in the family bathtub scheduled to be turned on December silver and tinsel* decorations and Is in the Navy. PETER PAN, llhl. by Milt ElHoH. Board of Education also attended and cvndenced much interest in Bradley Ave., on what was formerly Arc wo going lo liuvc a carol sing I "Good tiiick Mystery Beauty Bird" 2J:?E'KSTOXMAS of the bride's grandfathor, Mr. holday guest, Edmund, Dolores, and with a hopeful and admiring look on hi) 1, the situation was Indeed dark, the nearby Mary . Therose Beauty a "bird ot Good Omen—Good Luck WAIT DISNEY'S the plans. the Klrkham property. ^ on the Town Gcccu this Chrlslnms Howard StIcUnoy of Ivoryton. John Constance Doody of Northford, Mr. lizard's face. He was removed by the hired dark literally, with even the usual Salon windows ai'e decorated with and Good Fortune.'" Tliank you Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Orabawskl THE WONDERFUL TAR BABY Those I'amiliar with public health problems have long realized "Two of East Haven's highest of season? Parkash served as his brother's best and Mrs. Augur and children, man. , stoic fronts and advertising signs a mlnature manger scene. Around Ben I ot 139 Maple Street are receiving WAIT DISNEY'S that one of the wide areas iii which funds can well ho applied to ficials did everything within their man. ' Walter; Peggy, Fred, and Laurence blacked out by the emergency the corner on High street there Is We understand that an impor # * • congratulations on the birth of a BRER RABBIT RIDES THE FOX ward the future well-being of the citizens is that of dental hcillth. power lo block this application. Pollowing a dinner at tho home" of Northford, Mr. and Mrs. Tlipmas orders. The Business association's a beautiful little snow village tant announcement Is to bo forth Glad to see Pvt. Goorgo Nordcn ot You don't find much conjugal happiness daughter Beverly Jane. THE ROMNEY GAY ABC ' sAU too many children, for one reason or another, [ail to obtain the And, they almost succoded when a of the groom tho young couple left J. Doody and daughters, Lydla and street lighting and decorations com scene with Iced over lake In the coming In the very near future re the Field Artillery homo on a among the scorpions, relates Jean Henri. dental corrective measures and treatments before' it is too late. The vote was finally taken on the ap for a wedding trip to • New York Barbara of Now Haven. mittee headed by Eric O. Curry had window of the new Glfthaven shop. garding the proposed town bank. furlough. George, who played last Fabrc in "Animal Talcs," an anthology BRANFORD BOOK SHOP record of the draft examining boards in the last war toUl the story Holcombe's at Main and High plication by the Zoning Board de Upon their return they will reside edited by Ivan Sanderson. The courtship be even considered the use of a dlesel season with the Rangers, has been Several .seasonal books have been BUY STATIONERY - TOBACCO nil too vividly of the disastrous effect of dental neglect. Jlany en streets, and Metcalf's, East Haven's spite that fact that at the public ih with Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Ifkovlc tween a male ar.d female scorpion takes the generator to provide current had Cnnsratulalioiis to Mr, and Mrs.receivin g his preliminary training added to tho shelves at the At- terprising communities Inivc already initiated programs for dental two drug stores,: appear colorful hearing no opposition was voiced. of Twin Lake Road. form of a wrestling match. To increase the lady's interest, the male 2'14 tâin Strool Tol. 953 the "dim-out" continued. J. II.' ItothvcU of 2Ii CIcarvlcw avenue at Fort Knox and has now departed water Memorial Library. Mrs. Hast CHRISTMAS SEALS work among their school children. But, this sanction wiis stlir subject Miss Tosallne Palluzzi who Is stands on his head. "Then they go for a walk, during which it is alwayi Then, over the radio Saturday both within and without. Hol on (lie 4011) aiiiiilvcrsary ot iiiclr for Calllornia for assignment over ings H. Hftrt, librarian, Is glad to AVo do not know what action will be taken by the Rotary club to tho approval of the Town Board training In the Hillsborough Gener lie who decides which fresh turn the pair should take. But alasl his domi afternoon, came the glad news, and combe's has been completely re ninrrlngo this Wcilncsday, seas. consult with anyone concerning or other public spirited local organizations in sponsoring the start ot Health. , al Hospital In New Hampshire spent nance docs not last. When the courtship is over, she calmly devours him. plans went into the works Im medied and faces the Christmas books desired. Hero again—the delaying tactics Supt. ot Malls "Bob" RelUy of New of such a program in East Haven. The faet however that such a pro- mediately to give East Haven its seasonwlth new fixtures that are In Wo Icarn Ihnt Tom I'cntllcloiis REMEMBER- of the two highest officials wore Haven Post Office Staff paid visit to TABOR EVANGEUCAl LTrrHERAN ,iect is being explored by the Rotiii'ians is indicative of tho interest long anticipated Christmas Illum the latest mode. New lighting In have luiivcd Into now homo Uicy divulged by the tact that the State local branch office this Tuesday to A Good Photoqrcipli Talios Time. CHURCH which is being taken in the public welfare. Should the club, possibly ination. With the $1,400 fund which stallations and other changes have recently piircliasoil at iconicr ot Have It tolion NOW at COST ACCOUNTANTS brought quite a transformation too, Board of Health approved our apgo over Christmas plans with Supt. Native Ilcv. Emll a. Swanson, Pastor ' with the aid, ot other organizations, find the Ways and means of has been raised through contribu Itacobruok anil Ansoiila roads in TO MEET TUESDAY plication promptly on October 2^ John Murphy. ik.% Sanford Studio launching such a program here it will be in line -with the traditional tions by the town, the busness men to Metcalts. The East Haven 5 & W WoodbrUIgc, tho former Ralph tel. 7.10 79 Hopson Avenue but It was not until December 7— aims and ob.iects of this pioneer service ôrganization. and various organizations, It has Cent Store, The Well Worth Store IlaUlwIa place. Bob GcrrLsli making TURKEYS Friday, December 0—3:45, Chil Clinton W. Bennett. National exactly 86 days later—that the Bob" tells us that all arrange FUSS been possible to provide a much and Carrolls Cut-Rate are also homo with litem following removal dren's Choir rehearsal; 8:00, Adult Vice-President of the' National As Town's Board of Health got around ments have been made lo give BOTHER WHITE HOLLAND bigger display than the one last colorful.. , from riiic Orcharil. Liltlo Elalno N O Instruction Class In the sacristy. sociation of Cost Accountants, will DEUGHTFUL READING to notifying us ot the approval and lownspcnplc prompt and ..oftlolcnl APPOINTMENT which attracted so much fa- service with a large auxiliary staff Pciullolon celebrated hor iilnili DRESSED AND DELIVERED Saturday, Dcqomber 7—Confirma address the New Haven Chapter of In the Elm street area tasteful finally granting us permission to AVe are gratified to see that Russell Jannen's "Miracle of the|year which attrac providctl. blrUiday on Saturday, RESULT — A Beautiful Portrait READY TO COOK tion Class meets' In the vestry at the Association, at the Seven Gables window displays, have been provid start building. BellsIs"" is rapidlrapidl.y. climbin—g„ ^t o first place on the "best seller" lists, vorablle attention ed at Meyers Cb'nfectloncry, East 9:00 a. m. Towne House, Tuesday, December 10 • • •* ' Ivr.i'nhlvorabloe attentionnt-.t-.nnt-.1nn. Tlie lights were Last week it stood second among hôkn most indemand. Haven Hardware Store, East Haven 'This long and, unnecessary do- Post Oltlco would like to hear Basketball ticket a\ârds' at 2nd Sunday In Advent, December 8 Speaking , on tho subject "Have turned on Monday night by First lay was very effective In preventing from someone, preferably a G. I. vet Roger Whipple -*% AVe read "Miracle of the Bells" several weeks ago, and ean Selectman ames J. Sullivan. Department Store, and the other Prank's Main street Barber Shop Sanford Studio 9:15 Sunday School you kept your costs abreast of ec the start of construction until with a car, to help out on tho ti'uthfully say that it is one of the most delightful novels that has Merchants, on the whole, an tlcl- establishments In that section of wont paiit weet to lucky ' \ylhnorB, Took Building, Branford Tol, I07B Stony Crook Road Tolophono 857 onomic changes", Mr. Bennett's winter weather made It lmpract(cal Christmas deliveries on the local 10:30 Morning Worship Sermon: come our way in a long, long time. It seemed then that it there is pate a big Christmas business this the shopping district. At the other George McManus Jr., 02 Hemingway talk win discuss the preparation to start. And, now there Is no way rural route. See Supt. Murphy about Studio Houri Our flock maintains quality reputation, good body "The Faithful"—Senior Choir will any real discrimination in themass ot the American readers ''Miracle season and never have East Haven end ot the "Main stem" the new I avenue; Arthi(r H, Anaway, 408 Dally 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m. Friday to 9 p.m. and use of cost accounting and re of knowing what further (Idtaysmay it. • , • •- sins. of the Bells" would early achieve first place in the best seller list. stores been so completely'stocked. Olson Block of.Stores, have very ^hort Beach road, and Norman Mo- conformation and fino grained moat. lated data essential to tho reduc AVe do riot believe that the bestbooks always climb to flrst place, be encountered before constriictlon Icann, Ifll Saltonstdll ParK.'ivay. 3:00 Karpes Society meets at Every effort has been made to en attractive window displays also. The MomHiiguh LodKO o'. MaBons Mi ^ ClltSttl,. tion ot cost and uica.imemont ct as witness some of the more recent bestsellers wliicli clearly pander [begins next Spring. ^. tho homo of Mrs. Anna Erlckson, some of the more recent uestseiiers wiucii cieiiii,y iJiuiuui courage buying locally and to at Dean Shop, Graves Sport Shop nearby lodges will observe St. John's profit. • , to tastes 111 East Haven Radlp Co., Anderson 1 "Meanwhile—an apartment for 57 George Munson, jr., ot Park place Chestnut St. |. Imt verge upon the ohsctenc. But when a really good book tract shoppers from, the entire shop Day. with service, In ;Stonc olniroh, Mr. Bennett Is a partner of the does mtike families wovild have been nqurlng spent last week cm] wllli.hls sister, 3:30 Combined Children's and its appearance, as. this.,Q)ie_;has,.it^Jus;ly .wins^lavor, ap- ping .arejiA, which, surroutids.lthD 4uto^^(;easofle3-^pa(ii''MorgansJiftyc.l proval andi recognition.-. cSinpIctloriôday.-'Insttead—-Wo'cah't; Mrs.-Jaitiis' O;- Pajlerrln-WoymbuHiTv^--' Senior Choir rehearsal. firm of Cooloy. & Marvin, Certlfled town. arranged colorful dtsplays. Nearer The author of "Miiracle of the Bells" is a press agent turned even take applications until next Mas.s, ' . ' Public Accountants and Manage The storekeepers have gone to to the Town Hall the Gift Shop, and ' bur best wishes to Tax Collector Monday, December 0—3:45, Junior lOUR NEIGHBOR, HE HAS SO MANY THINGS Ot^ HIS.ELECTRIC novelist in his latter yoar.s, and it is the story of a xiress agent, who, Spring. At that time, we shall make ment Engineers ofBoston, and has considerable lengths this year Ui Flora Sherman's have also arranged 'Jli'n" Ogllvle on his birthday this Mr. and Mrs. J, P. Trombloy and Weekday Church School; 7:30, OUTLETS THERE'S NO PLU6 LEFT FOR HIS RADIO.'" before he knows it, has become an unwitting public relations repre a public announcement before npy FSoor Lamps-Wall Lomps been of mernber of N.A.C.A. from making their display windows and delightful Christmas windows. Tuesday. daughter, Qlnottc, and son, Roland, .fimlor Luther League moots In the applications are accepted. its Inception. sentative to no' other than that Mighty AVarrior of the Heavenly All in all, a bu.sy Christmas season from St, Boniface, Manitoba, near vestry. Don't overload your wiring system. Wfien you^ . President of the Cliaptor, George Host, Saint Michael, tho Archangel. It is a fascinating story, a most.s'<"'i2 interiors attractive with many scams assured for Main street. 'I feel that every Veteran has a ;.Plans for Christmas party to be Winnipeg, have boon vslslllng Mr. Tuesday December 10—Intermedi W. Chllds, Jr., of Hotohkiss Grove build or moderniza provide ADIQUATC WIRIN9. uinisnal story. The background is a funeral in a small Peiinsyl-' "<=w ^'•'"'^s 'h's season the Main right lo know the reason tor this made at Harry R. Bartlett post and Mrs. Tromblcy's ifon and daugh- ate Weekday Church School at 3:30 vania coal mine town, and the story is told in rising crescendo to delay. It may be within their power mooting this Thursday night. Br B and Table Lamps will introduce the speaker and con It was also voted to Investigate tor-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marccllo P. M. the tuneful ringing of the town's live eburch bells tor four da.vs and to do something about It. duct a discussion period following Nick Canaparl lia.i some nice Trombloy, In Main street. Wednesday, December 11—Senior TH E-CONNECTICu|^^llG!IT & PoWER CO. four nights. It i.s the story of hojje and regeneration, a story that the possibility ot changing the as Signed the meeting. plump Easl Haven grown turkeys at Choir rehearsal.ati,8:00 P. M. unfolds iu sparkling good humor, a story that cuts assunder the Business Group sociation's name to the East Haven Martin Olson Addillonal IViwn Topics on Fago 2 his Farm Illvcr Turkey farm that Thursday, p'ecomber 12—Hope Mrs. Howard Betts of Harbor St. A Business-Managed, Tax-Vayiug Company barriers of class and race aiul creed. Chamber of Commerce and to affili .DATE SET FOR PLAY aro ready for the Christmas dinner Circle Christmas Party at the home Is substituting at the Short Beach By all means read "Miracle of the Bells." Nominates For ate with the national organization of Mrs. Roosevelt Enqiilst, Esther BY K. II. PLAlfiaiS table. School for a few weeks. ot that name. DATES AHEAD Place, Branford Point, at B:00 P. M. The East Haven Players have set Did you know that Lake Salton- beginning with a potluck covered PASSING "STOP" SIGNS Coming Year For members of the Board of Di the dates for their play "This Tiling Pequot Tribe, Improved Order ot I Mrs. Boyce Gallagher and daugh rectors the name's of Mrs. Flora stall Is the only natural lake that Is dish supper. Calledd Love", by Edmond Burke, Rod Mcii, each Monday at 8 ter, Lois who have been visiting One of our East Haven neighbors, 1ourselve s have put into affect for Sherman, George McManus, Paul H. used to provide city water for the Mrs. C. Haskell Bush have re At a large attended and enthusi for January 15, 10 and 17 In tho P. M., Rod Men's Hall, 458 long Identified with the safety pro our own protection. It Is carelessness Stevens, Alfred E. Holcombe and Now Haven area'? Tlio other six turned to their home In RldgevlUe, astic meeting Monday night in the Foxon Community Hall. The Play lakes in tho Now Haven Water Main Street. gram In this area, suggested to us more than anything else that Erie Curry were-nomlnated. Pa. Town Hall officers were nominated ers met Monday night In the Com Company system were arlltlcally Star of Victory Lodge, No. 03., •George Barba and this week that we speak out a few promps this acton, but It Is a care A letter • was read from First munity House and then adjourned for the annual election ot the East created. O. St of B. First and third words about the all to common lessness that each of us must avoid Selectman James .J. Sullivan asking to Short Beach where they were His Orchestra Mrs. A. Johnson of Ten Acres will Carelessness has no pace in auto Haven Buslne.ss Association which Thursdays, 8 P. M. Red Men's , practice of autolsts In Ignoring the cooperation of the merchants In guests of tho ShortBeach Dramatic And did you know tlliat water be hostess at this week's meeting of mobile driving. Hall. MUSIC "stop" signs. He expressed the opin will take place on Monday, Jan. 13 keeping tho central shopping dis Club tor a Christmas party. from upper Farm river Is diverted Even Dozen. If "stop" signs are placed where Rotary Club each Thursday FOR AU. OCCASIONS ion that altogether too. many car at a dinner meeting to be held In trict clear ot paper and debris and into Lake Salloiislall through a many believe they should not- be, stating that the town will aid by FOXON GRANGE 12:15 noon. St., Vincent Do SQUARE DANCES a Specialty di-lvers have gotlien Into the habit of Fred's Main street Restaurant. lunncl niorc.Miari 3,000 feci long as for Instance the "stop" signs at placing a couple of receptacles In Foxon Grange will have Installa Paul's Auditorium, Taylor Ave. "zooming" Into through traffic James J. Scanlon was nominated bored under Sallonsla'll Mountain in Navajo Council, No.. 54, Dogroe Amplifier and Phonograph for Hiro BUY Forbes and Klmberly avenues, the the center in v/hlch litter may be tion ot officers this Friday night In street without giving a thought to for reelection as president; Brent Foxcin? of Pocahontas meets first and Phono Branford 537-3 remedy is not to Ignore them, but deposited. the Foxon Community Hall when MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS SEALS the "stop" sign which the police and Bafker for vice president; Harry third Wednesday, Rod Men's to petition the public safety au Robert Schermer and Paul Worthy State Master Harry L. Page Road The News every week and/ traffic authorities have put up for Falkoff for secretary, and Mrs. Flora Hall. thorities to reconsider their action. Stevens were named as a committee and his staff will bo prCiont to con you will loam a great many Inter SSLECTIONS Sherman for treasurer. Other nomi Princess Chapter, No. 70, O. E. E., the motorists' safety. Traffic rules are made to protect to arrange for the dinner and pro duct the ceremony. Herbert Neublg esting things about your town. nations can be made from the floor Meets second and fourth' Mon NEW ENGLAND We. agree with our neighbor. We the public, and any violation of at the annual ineetlng. gram of the annual meeting. will be master tor 1947. NOW! these traffic rules should properly And by the way—liow about The days, 8 P.M. In Masonic Hall. too, like so many others must con News a.s a Christmas eift lo some Doc. 12Vetoran's Welcome Homo fess that at times we have grown be the subject of police warning, TRADITION! which If not heeded, should be fol Committee. 7:30 P, M. To^n Beautiful new lamps are Careless If there Is no car In view, as The Branford Printing Co. lowed up by a summons. When the Hall. we move from an intersection into Library Report Shows Progress available now for both police, as they often do, start cam Down Memory Lane Dec. 12—Christmas Fair, Gerrlsh a through street, many of us, unpaigns against "stop" sign violators, Ave School utility and decorative consciously, move on past the 25 YEARS AGO Commercial Printers cooperation and not censure, ought 607 and withdrawals of 145. It Is Story Hour For Children Has Dec. 16—Church School Pageant, use. If you are looking "stop" sign, and thereby do become to be the public response. / Miss Dorothy Howard's Report Old Stone Church, 8 P. M. however Impossible to give an Proven To Be A Popular En a violator of the very law which we • Shows Total Circulation Of .Dec. 13-19, 1921 Dec. 17—Well Child Conference actual count ot the books until an for special gifts for peo TICKETS • STATIONERY • BILLS 34,200. terprise Town Hall. During the erection of the new Inventory Is taken. This has not Additional school faclUtlo.t were ple who appreciate the Miss Dorothy Howard, librarian at Doc. 17—Ever Ready Oroup NAME CARDS • WEDDING INVITATIONS building business will be carried on been done for several years because Reading Club had one evening much needed In East Haven and Work Started the Hagaman Memorial Library has Christmas Party. as usual. meeting. This seems a very, slight were to bo the subject of a special u,seful kind, you can ANNOUNCEMENTS 6 CIRCULARS presented the following report to of the added expense for extra help. Dec. 19—Wellchlld , Conference usage for our two available com town meeting. The schoo committee the members of the Library Board We should however have an Inven Bradford Manor Hall. solve many a problem On New Store SANTA CLAUS PARTY munity rooms. on buildings headed by Judge Grove of Directors. tory of our library, at a very early Deo, 19—Laurel P. T. A. mooting SEE OR CALL SET FOR XMAS EVE J. Tuttle recommended a two room with portable lamps. During the past year we have had date. We have two exhibits of pictures and Christmas Entertainment. Facing Green The annual Santa Claus Christ Our borrowers' list has Increased In the circulation room by local addition on South School, foiir Deo. 10—Tuttle P. T. A. Christmas to face the loss of our former li rooms to Gerrlsh avenue school and mas party sponsored by the Rotary by 362 new ajDpllcatlons and 231 re persons, one of photographs by Tea. The Branford Printing Co. club will be held Tuesday evening, brarian, Miss Beth Taylor, to a one to Highland school. An estimat Contractor Steven Martuccl started newals. Frederick L. Norton, and one of Dec. 23—Christ Church School ROSE STREET Dec. 24 from 7 to 9 on the grounds larger library In East Hartford. Al ed expense of $100,000 was needed to BRANFORD work last week on the new store to The librarians have attended only paintings by Virginia Endrlss. ,; Christmas Party. Every member of 'the of the residence of Mr. and Mrs. though we wish her all good for bring the school system up to date. TELEPHONE 400 be built for Tommy's Furniture Mr. Beldlng has made for us a Deo. 29—Pcquot Tribe Xmas Louis Rocheleau at Saltonstall Park tune in her present position, she Is two professional meetings during the The additions were needed to end family benefits from House at 149 Main street, facing the past year, one In Hartford at which padlocked box In which books may Party. Town Green. way and oyce road. There will be greatly mtssed by the whole library be deposited when the Ibrary Is not double sessions. staff and borrowers. We have made Mr. Archibald MacLelsh spoke on Dec. 25—Christmas Day good lightins- All like goodies for the children and Santa open. This has proven very useful A son, Wallace A. Jr., was born to The new building which is in the few changes and have attemped to the duty of the libraries In the Doc, 29—St. John's Day Service will make a personal appearance to to some of our grateful borrowers. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A. Moyle. Mrs. good lamps. form of an addition to the present make things run as smoothly as education for peace, and one moot Momauguln Masonic Lodge distribute them. Santa's appearence Moyle was the former. May Sturtz. dwelling house of Thomas Onofrlo, they did for Miss Taylor. We hope ing at Yale Library planned pri Our most popular enterprise dur Stone Church. has been guaranteed by Joseph The Christmas tree llghtlnfe on proprietor of Tomrny's Furniture we have In part succeeded. marily for trustees from this dis ing this year has been our story, Jan. 7^-Saltonstall Civic Associa "•^nwi^-Tiîw^.î^^^'^'^^ ' '°'' YOUR homo House will be of brjck and concrete Wirtz, chairman of the committee. hour for school children. Miss the green was Iri charge of Raymond Circulation figures are as follows: trict. tion mcetlng-8 P. M, home of TH^^,;;,i=:l5'-="^-^Hp.^ to take the ruts Dut of your breokfost routine . . , blocks. The new frontage will later As for community enterprises we Bernlce Hanson has told stories Falrchlld. The vartous organizations Paul H. Stevens. 112 Saltonstall Unusual design (ind boAufy has csrMlnly boon woyj to moke your kitchen "home/' , . , what color lo choojs lAdult, 22,232; Juvenile, 9,273; School for your Hving room . . , Those arc just o lew of th« intriaulnfl be extended to the full fifty feet of •FRIENDS OF MUSIC ' | twice a week during the summer to In the home of Mrs. Robert Lang- Parkway. ^ See Your Dealer's Display Now or Visit Our Showroom combinod in thli handsome, maple lamp table. 1,395; Total, 34,200. These flguresjhave been asked for only two new Ideal furnished daily on the Womon'i Posa of the property frontage and will The Friends of Music will hold! 499 children, an average attendance dale In Park place to fill candy The finish is of mellowed honey color. Tho THE CHRISTIAN SCUNCE MONITOR show a slight Increase over last speeches, one which Miss Taylor Jan. 14—Dinner Meeting, Men's decorations ti barn rod and bloack. A most at These helpful Ideas ore "plus value" in this daily newspoper for provide commbdlus display windows their regular meeting and Christ of 29. After each session she hasboxes . Those participating were the homo that giv^s you world news Interpreted, to show Its year, this in .spite of a decrease of .made at a Parent-Teacher meeting, Club, Stone Church 8 P. M. tractive gift in the Now England tradition. Impact on you ond your family. and salesroom for the growing busi mas program on Monday evening, and another made by this librarian helped the children In the selec Civic Service Assoclaton, Legion Jan. 15-16-17—Play "This Thing ness. December 16 at the home of Miss about 2500 In school circulation Auxiliary, East<)rn Star, W. C. T. U. Price $69.50 Uif this coupon I Tho Christian Science PubHshino Society at a meethig of the Christ church tion of their books^ In September Called Love", East Haven Play THE CONNECTICUT iiGHT & POWER CO. for your SPE I One, h-lofwoy Street, Boston 15, Mossochusetti ^ which is probably due more to omis Republican club and A. K. A. O, Since opening for business a year Helen Matthews, 27 Bradley ave- Junior Guild. Out community we started a sml-mothly story-hour ers, Foxon Community Hall. CIAL Iriltodue- ' PIcote enter a specio) Introductory subscription to •aue. sions In reporting, circulation than with attendance at each session of society. tory iubicrtPtlon I The Christian Science Monitor—5 weeks (30 issutl) for $1 or so ago the store has been housed to an actual falling off although a rooms in the basement have been Jan. 13—pinner meetng and elec — rive wealo. — An Interesting Bach program has about 65. We think this Is a step Madeline Cooper was home from A Dusiaesi-Monaged, Tax-Paying Comjiany SO Iisuei —only in the dwelling where a large dis change in method of circulating usedregularly once a month by the tion, East Haven Business As lU.S. funds) been arranged. A pleasant evening, toward our ultimate goal of having Wellesley for the vacation,. i street. play front had been temporallly may account for It in part. Junior Friends of Music and the sociation Fred's Restaurant, in the traditional spirit of the hol a children's Ibrarlan in the Town of A storm dlA heavy damage along ORANGE ST. at CROWN I City. a^ded. The pi:oprletor contemplates I 'The booii stock now stands at apReading Club. The Red Cross used 7P. M. t> iday season. Is promised to all East Haven. the shore Saturday, Jjlî ._• j » a complete stock of furniture, floor proximately 9850 after additions of both rooms one afternoon and the coverings and household appliances. friends of music.

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