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An Uulependenl Om Tclcplionc Numbers Weekly Newspaper ®k last lattpti Wm Udilorial: llObail 7-5»U Vol. X — No. 34. uMllhti WJ(V1> bv Fni run PulMcillim. EAST HAVliN. CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 105 5. COPY 8 CENTS ViatH SuHitnlillon >3.50 Barker Charges Democratic Paints Prize Winning Posler First Selectman Asks Members Of Town's Board Of Selectmen Dodging Issues Gambardella Resign Third Selectman Says School Building Funds Exchange Club Presents Awards As Town Dog Warden Not Yet Appropriated The tliEi'd selectman of Uic low n|To Student Winners in Poster of Ensl Ilttvcn yoslprday charged, ^ /\ l~i • Tfc • Family Life and Religious Ferrara's Action ''•''• ,f?^=,'T';;'n-r,'''',^''"'stoutest Un l*ire rrcvention Follows Furor nioi- High School Building Com- E.xchang'-'•"•"•"•-"-'e Clu^b Prosonts Awards j ' ' ! Training Basis lor Altack inltlec lor lunds lo cover prolliii- To Student Winners In Poslor ! r „ / rti x cf i ; Inai-y planning lecs, the Democra Contest On Fira Prevention 2-2i\'^OUrCl OtrCet i)CllOOl\ Over Missing Dog icftmen have ignored the mattcj-.! TlVe Enst Haven Exchange Club | ffyfii,^,,!^ Tvnnn Una tic members 01" the Board oC Se As a result of Ihe fuior being Also, the Republican member i iiresented awards to the 16 win-i"'"'•''"•'•*^ J.IVUp /7U» On Juvenile Delinquency rlll^:('^l by the owner of a missing of the boal-d, scored his Demoera-1 ners of the Fire Prevention Post- I Jil'Olhuip PdVtU l>.v Tnui ' Momaugidn School': Intf^nncd- First Selcrtnian DominIcK H. Fcr- Mrs. A. Bonwlll and Mr.s. Schoen- i late: Mrs. J. Mctzo. Nov. 3, 1955. Branford Rcvicw-Easl Haven News 2 rara to form a coniinltleo lo sur i knoeht. High School Hcc'civcs Training Car i . Nntliaii Hale School: Inlerme- n,. vey tho erosion and flood control t'nloa .School: Brown troop Churs. Nov, 1, t9b3. Branfovd Revicw-Easl Haven Newt 3 I then no Town official or court conditions hi Ihal area. (nc'v). .Mrs. J. Kaldac and Mrs. ! dinte and Senior troop 2.^2, Mrs. E. IT. Reading Club , E, Monroe. These ore all full Hey Judge Lookit Me 700 Kiddies Have Junior Varsity Baikcr — 1 official lliui taken any uetlon of Ferrara. several week* ago. E. Poach; Intermediate 223. Mrs. •tls! ' —• (i.b'ntliinc Anyone desiring to have tlie film East Havener Promoted Thurs, Nov, 3, 1955. Branford Review-East Haven New« 7 Thura. Nov. 3, 1955. Branford R«vJew-E«rt HBTCII New* 8 shrub* and trees submit to late 1 will have thought of the prop Morgan Pointers er words." shown to any group ^\la^' phono Fall planting. Notable exceptions St Bcrnadette's Witnesses Offer HU 8-3613 or write James May- To Cadet Corporal At •»iC^)e^*ffV«ri<*'vNew York City. nnd Mrs, John 0. DsSoU, 31 Os Philip C. R. Curley conducwd Control Group J. A. i'.. By Mr*. >L U. tttanlof plant for extended periods. Rose Acid- soli plants, such n« ana-! UriVC A oUCCCSS Tomorrow Eve. Haywood also announced that mond St., KM llnveh, Conn., fc- plants ore now on the move to the campaign under the supervi a Ihrce-dny Christian nsscn\hly ot teiilly was piinnoled to 'cadet Esther Mock Ro.«ld(Mit. lo $500 in I Trip! Won't be any help to lower your McManus In his early comic sup ment Includes a concave salcty steering wheel, safely door latches and a shallcr resislant rear view If a town commission is tormetl, i'Tho Branford Garden ClubVlU ed club are Kenneth Swnnfolder, school plans, as designed by Po- chorge of arrangements are; * Illness Brooklyn headquarters with Its • Phone for 1-trip lonn. Upon approval, spirits unless It's only luke warm plement called "Let George Do mirror. Optional sately equipment includes seal belts and shock absorbent cushioning for iho Instrument the town will,haVe to repay it. meet tomorrow (Friday) al 2 face feeding with some good plan!""'•t jpresldoni; George Mason, vice lak and Sullivan, Architects, coll Mrs.' Edward Karmazyn, chair- p.m., at Pilgrim Hall of Iha First food should go Into effect, publishing plant, to the bush pick lip cnsh. Lo;ni cu^lom-lnilorcd to and well clouded with fine It." Editorial writers and speak panel and sun visors. First Selectman Domlnlek H, ^"° prcsldenll William Wilson, execu for. a 9 classroom building with non; Mrs. George Morman, Mrs. your nretis, iiiconic. Consolidate billi grounds. • Congregational Church. Mrs. W.E. first application may be made tive officer; Louis Lavassn, soc- a science laboratory, library, ncorge Owens, Mrs, Alfred Tor country of Northern Rhodesia, as ers use It now to urge us on lo Ferrara, .said that lie intends lo Thompson will preside iind llio very early, followed by another the film covers the scope and pur with our Bil! Coiisn/.'dfld'on Service, To do a really professional ]ob the High KIdgo area of the town, er slmullaneously. appoint a conmiiltce, and that It * Special Occasions rclaryi and Carl Oullans, Jr., health room, faculty room and ino, Mrs, Alvln Thompson, Mrs. Frequently reduces monthly pay. of tearing problems apart and do our own civic and civil du juesl speaker, Mrs. Uuth E. Klta- in May, and a third near the end treasurer. Charles Copeland, Mr,s, Raymond pose of the activity of Jehovah's ments. Pliono, or comr in today! ties: "Do It yourself . don'l let Town'sFloodLoss with the Maple Street bridge! The First Selectman said that probably would be made up of fcn, will discuss "Fruit, Flowers, of July. No feeding should 'extend administration offices. It will be witnesses. Featured In the film Is putting them back into the same Morgan Point residents, In view Frcnd, Mrs. Joseph Burke, Mrs, the other fellow (that's George) ' irid Foliage," Hostesses will bo beyond August as there will be The Branford organization Joins attached directly to the reor of a day at the Bible School ot Gll- Loam $35 lo $S00 old grove. Interruptions .should of the tact that they are bolter | tlie 4,000 other rifle and pistol the church. Nelson Bi.irdlck and *Mrs, Ed he barred with a few staunch do It." :^rcv:r^'r^,T^st^f "r, r;r "•'• --•"'»*'"•"« «'-^, Mrs. Roland F, Qoier, Mrs. Nils danger of sending tho plants into ward Trotla. ead, an Inspection ot the Watch- Set At $50,000; No Ing buckled and ridged as the,"™'?'' ''(!''l '" ".'c state until !„pquninlod with the situation i C. Maimqulst, Mrs. ChaHos Bax winter with too much softgrusvlh, groups from const-to-cnast no'iv The Rev. Charles U Hewitt, tower Radio station WBBR and snarls. Unless, of course, you con They may be right, but there result ot being undorniined by satlsfactory action was taken. j there than anyone else In tho' DODGE AVE. - TEL. HO 7-6318 ter, Mrs. liay U. Plant, JK., Mrs. thereby leaving them open to affiliated with tho N.n,A,, nation Pastor of St. Bcrnadette's Also. Mrs. Frank Dumark, the week-long International Chris devise a system of receiving only arc so many things that need do StateAidForcsecn the rnmpnging rainwater. town. R. M.Wliiloms, Mrs. R. F. Bolloy, winter kill. al sponsor of all organized small Church, announced to the volun- Mrs. Harry Lawlor, Mrs, Charles tian a.s5embly at 'iTonkce Stadium bad news from time to lime. ing, It might be good lo have Syria Is a nienibcr of the bore rlflo, high-power rifle and Muller, Mrs, Raymond I.anglols, Ferrara said he made the tour Mrs. E. L. Bartholomew andMriS. trjor workers that there will be with its roc'ord-brenking attend Writers should plan to worry on George on tap, too, it he can Ui The damage wrought by last United Nations, nnd becanio a The spurs of the eastern Andes Hardy bulbs are not the only pistol shooting In the United a Victory Banquet held In their Mrs. James McDonough, Mrs, ol N«w Hovtn days when rejection slips from weekend's storm to the town of with a state official, and that j,' Wesson Phelps. Members, by klilds that must be planted in..tha ance of over 91,000, the largest foUnd. And it he lias a friend - nwniber ot tlie Arab LcaRUe by Mounloin.s nnd Ihra foothills are States, Tile now local club will honor on Wednesday Oclnber 26, Edward Corbett, Mrs. Irving crowd ever to inhabit the tamed 109 CHURCH ST., 2nd Fl., Woolworth BIdg., NEW HAVEN editors ore likely to come In. bring him along. So much the East Haven was estimated al official pointed out that the roads covered with dense foresl-s; nnd paying tho regular too, will linvo Fall. 'There are,many perennial Kappeler and Mrs. Sigurd Ander a pact signed in Cairo In .March ^osl prlvlIogoB, help promote conijietltlvc shooting 1955 at 6;30 p. m. In the San Re- stadium. Phone: STato 7-1181 • Ask for tho YES MANager Parents and dog owners can turn better. about 550,000 by First Selectman were still intact as far as be the hlRh plalcnu.s provldo o.x- plnnU that,do much better with in the area with members firing mo Restaurant, "I find It diffi son. OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL S P.M. their charges loose wilh fair wc- Domtnlck I-I, Ferrara, ot WIS. , ;, The roconl storm cortalniy laid It than from Spring planting, es ing In their original positioti, and cellcnt Ri-nzlng. Free Press Publications Want Ads In local, regional and national re cult to express my appreciation The film Is tree to the public, leant mads to tetldenli of ott turreundlng tewnl pectatlon of a troublesome Inter In concluding a lour of tho low Draftford gardens, especially pecially trllllum, hepatica, bleed rlgljt now," Father HfwHI said, still covered with paving mate «i this shore. All my chrysanthe- gistered matches' nnd champion FREE PRB.SS WANT ADS with no collections taken. Fami ruption most any day. town's shorcfront and lo the ing heart nnd Virginia bluebells, ships'. "but by thie lime of our banquet SelectmeiiToVotc rials. 'mums .'Were securely slaked but Con«or\'allon Is much .discussed ABE GO GETTERS lies ond friends have been Invited. Naturally, the most important flood damaged roods in the nor l.l"! against that east wind everything these days and we can practice thing In the whole set up Is the thern section ot the town, Fer In order lo qualify for state was Ilatlcnud and the leaves dis- subject matter - what juu plan On Refuse rara said that it was very like aid, Ferrara said, it was neces It In our own backyards. We want ly the town would have to bear aippoared fast. But wii should ex to build up a good garden soil and to worry about. sary that the roads and bridge pect that to happen at this time One ot my favorite starters, the burden ot repairing lite dam be completely oblltevatcd by the one way Is tr, dig In the Fall. Contracts Friday age. of year. ' This exposes shale and'clay lumps for a day of worry at this time stonn. of year is whether or not to go The East Haven Board of Sel In the shore area, much of the However, Ferrara continued, 'This is eloan-up timo in tho to weathering . action. Digging should bo done' across even the to the expense of having an old ectmen will hold a special mcrf!t- beachfront was denuded of sand ho was going to press for state garden. Much' garden' recuse may sable coat renovated, or whether ing Friday night In the town hall right down to the mud base. Cot funds to repair the Maple Street CO into the compost pilo'provlded sll(,-hte»t slope to prevent wutor f from running oft during the wlnt- to buy a new one. The fact that to vote on the awarding of the tage fronts were damaged and bridge. This bridge lias long It. js froo from disease' and In- Try Something Terrific Today J I don't have a sable coat and am 1955-56 garbage, contracts. First many porches and steps were been. a sore point between the er,| By digging. In the Fall, soil . •acts. Cut down perennials tyhlch not in the market for so mucTi Selectman Domtnlck H. Ferrara battered extensively by I h e town and the state. The Inst two hlyo floworod.and whoso foliage may be ready tor planting earlier in the Spring. It you do not use as a ranch rabbit doesn't have announced this week; pounding seas. administrations have requested has ripened and fcmoVo worn-out to detract from the wori-y. I can There are two garbage con The roads along the shore, the state do something in way of jtiinuals. a coyer crop, leave tho soil rough to' catch and hold water, A cover fuss and fume over what I would tractors in the running for the I which were completely under repairs. The slate has consistent Public Notice I With mild spells still tlie order crop Is advisable^ however. It pro do If I did or could, and have my town's contract. ' water during most of the week ly refused, •t the day. It will be necessary I perly seloctod, It win grow during lack of decisions all worried out, The lowest bidder is Anthony end are in sad shape, the pav Ferrara pointed out that ev to continue mowing the lawn each the'winter. Thus, It will prevent j pro and con, in case, I should get DombrowskI, who submitted a ing materials having been un en before the storm, the bridge tlWo ; It' reniohos three Inches In erosion by water and wind. It The Fabulous In a conversation with women bid for 525,308, the only other dermined. However, they are still has constituted a safety hazard, Having been engaged for over a dozen years heigllt. Do not lot heavy clippings will catch and hold against leach who have these problems. bidder who will probably receive in their original road i)ods, and pai-llcularly to schoo^ buses that remain'as they will smother ten ing of fertilizer .nmteiials In the Most everyone who has a child consideration is Pasquale IWolillo, therefore have not been swept must negotiate the bridge in pick- der 'grasses. ... soli. In the Spring, turning und or so has a common worry that of Hamden, who handled tho away by the floods.Thls factor luR up children in the housing In the baking of quality breads and rolls which rReniove loaf' drop from the er ' the cover . crop adds organic Is well to bring out second on' the town's garbage last year, who.« makes the town ineligible for developments in that nrcn. The lawn as quickly.a« it attains any matter to the soil. Preferred cov worrying list, when you're a bit bid ranged from a high ot 533,- state flood damage funds. bridge is not wide enough for have found favor in this community, it is our iiogrco of coverage. As long- as er crops .to sow. now are grain ^^Pontiac more depressed. Ordmarlly, ev 000 to a low ot 528,000, How two vehicles to pass each oth- The same conoitions exist In these leaves are dt7, everything wheat, ,rye Or perennial ryegrass, en to yourself. It sounds slUy to ever, Melillo says his lowest bid pleasure to call to your attention a NEW loaf U;»ir right. Once wet, they exert 'rhe grass Is found In many lawn •ay you are concerned about the on an 11 months period would jvtfuxnnnfinnnMvwwvwwwwwvtfVin/wuwvwtnnAnMWwwwwwww*. « smothering action oh the grass- mixtures. Perennial rye grass has possibility ot your child's being a bo 525,666, known as ARNOLD HEARTHSTONE WHITE. Wc •«. lUse leaves on the,compost several advantages over wheat genius. This low bid does not include pile. Flowering'piants of chry.san" or rye. It's better to be perfectly sure all types of refuse, nor service VV eeping fV illotvs think the name appropriate since this tjiemums, it not needed in their you are in a. deep blue funk be to all of the town's Institution. RESTAURANT present location, may bo patted It will not grow so tall and fore'you broach' tha.t one and At the 528,000 figure, all leav GENTLY BAKED lor Indoor flowering or 6Vonmo\'- coriscqucnlly will be easier to risk- a- lulnous .smile at j'ourself. es, plants,- shrubbery trimmings, unusual bread is on a .. ,ed to hare-spots to ehltance' tho spade under In the Spring. In ad Wow-ying about all the things dirt, "grass, roots, dl-scarded furn Laurel Street - East Haven - Tel. HO 7-5576: Harden picture. Dig with a ball dition, the roots - penetrate the wrong you are doing to and for iture and appliances and the GLOWING HEARTH. All the fine things that go into of earth and either transplant or soli to a good depth. "Wlicn tiio your child Is &;sa6?guard against! eliminating of schools ond busi Serving Complete Dinners pot' with caro and use rather co- crop Is' turned over. In Spring, sense and' a: sure fire; jitter-'' ness establishments, would be it, such as BUTTER and EGGS, arc listed right on t —.•—I ,..jp|ous amounts of water until os- these deeper roots will, upon de bringer. . excluded from garbage and trash 5:30 P. M. to 9:30 P. M. —retflished. • cay, release lartlllzcr elements ^t It all goesi wedl, later In the collections; Every Day Except Mondays 1 the wrapper. The very reading will make your greater dcpths'than would be ob- day, you'll be able to take on ser J ^ For next year's selection of va- Special Sunday Dinners 1 2 Noon to 8:30 'rletieii; visit your local chrysan taliiett in usual methods ot appll- iously and. morossiy what an aw mouth water. Yet words are feeble substitutes themum-.shows where notes.Smay cation. Even It you don't dig, cov- ful lot of Inheritance tax you'd CONTINENTAL TABLE be taken on deslrjiblo;. variatlos. 01- crops arc, beneficial. The soil have to pay If, some unknown for the pleasure that comes when you bite Public parks and botanical gard should'be loose enough so you'can benefactor left you', a 'million dol EVERY TUESDAY • ALL YOU CAN EAT 2.50 scratch It \vlth a cultivator or ens also put on quitoa show at lars or how in the world you'd Dancing Every Sal. Nile — Frankle Durazzo's Orcb. HEARTHSTONE WHITE BREAD. this- time; . ruko, even, between rows of vege properly" staff a fourteen room into a slice of our tables or flowers that may bo left. • Tender bulbs, such aa dahlias house In these' trying days. JERRY LA MONICA, Vocalist Spread the seed and work It with If , it: should , happen, after And that is exactly what wc hope you will do. tnd caimas, should not be:dug un n rnke. til-a killing frost. This notion al you've slumped down to get your so' helps ripen the roots. If dug With biilb-planting nearly fin worrying out of the way, that In all modesty we predict some of the HAPPIEST 4n a, growing condition, they are ished, the,question of planting the sun comes out, and the fire catches on, and the most inter i likely to, bo soft ond succulent shrubs and trcea before winter EATING you've ever enjoyed. Your favorite knd will shrink at too great a sets In deserves careful considera esting person you know drops in h r^te. tion because of certain definite to iiaVe hot I coffee with you - h.:. provisioner has the new ARNOLD HEARTHSTONE I Fall planting for roses is smart advantages Involved, Kot all don't worry about it, then. Wait for another' good worrying day. The way thiiigs run In streaks, loaf waiting for you NOW. Tve ,been bombarded recently by the old phrase, "Let George do Call spruce 7-4646 It," until I was driven to finding (>U.&;/V^ out whene the saying came from. 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Nov, 3, 1955, Braiiford Review-tatt H»ven Newt I HIGH SCHOOL PRESS PAGE New Faces Elaine Piscitell. ,,i . . lAbraryr .. Lines» . . PlayeI.I r Oi\|>f 1Wee k Oct. 29 Parents Informed Future Homemakers Of America by Jo«n Ra>'mond Selection ot Iwoks for the East Greetings eve4->"ono! We. your Haven High Scliooi Library is Regarding Driver Attend Annual Fall Rally At now fellow students, are pleased Official Typist based on on educnllonal and In to have you become a part of our formal function. The uillmair school this year. It is wonder aim lielng to contribute to the Education Plan For PRESS Page development of well - rounded Berlin Hidi School, Oct. 22 ful that you will be e.vperlenc- There Is a new course being The Connecticut Association ihg, along with the rest of us. The Journalism Class wishes citizens. presented for the high school or Future Homemakers Ol Am the ttnesl high school days o( to e.xpi'c.is its thanks to Elaine The educalionol value of a students; Driver Education. Wo mmn erica hold its annual Fail Lead Ten High School your life. Our clubs and siioi'is Pi.scllelll of Homeix>om 205, for book is determined by lis coniil- thouRhl our renders would be In ership Rally at Berlin High are .second to none, and our so being our official typist for the bulion to the growth ot on in terested In TCoding verbotlon th« protected warmth, come rain, School, on Saturday, Oct. 22. The Students Attend cial funellons are spoken ot with High School Press Page. dividual. This would Include let to*' Issued to the porents of theme of the all-day session was pride and eagerness. Elaine Is the daughter ot Mr. books that! broaden knowledge students enrolled in this court*. •'Tomorrow's Leaders." Slorrs Conference ond Mrs. Frank Pi.scilelll of 18 stimulate Imnglnollon ond le- 'I'ho letter was written by our As newcomers to East Haven Oregon Ave. Last year she won Clecllon, and enlnrgc e.\perlpncc instructor, Mr. Gennnro Lembo. ^^ ind or snow - Fraternity Prep hegl.stiation tor the rally was Ten East Haven High students High School, you will be encour- an award at the high school for Readable adult titles arc sel East Haven High School soft, supple New Zealand leather conducted by the ttt'o Southing- attended tlw University of Conn, oged to step' fonvnrd and show speed typing and has proven her ected that ore keyed to llif September 26, 1955 ton High School chapters ol llio this summer for the annual Boy us your talents. We need nil ot capabilities many times. We .N'oung people's needs and Intei- Dear Parent: as.soclation. and Girl State activities. The you' to replace past graduates could not accomplish the work esls, as well as books that will Miss Kulh Ander.wn, head ot students were selected by thean d build a stronghold for our we do without her. Yovn- (Son, Daughter) is now tend to o|)>?n up new Interests in Inking Driver Education, This It ^k; Duralon jackets Social Studies at Nonvlch Free faculty on the basis of leader future. Without each one ot you cultural, economle, and social a subject that will be of gnsat Academy spoke to tlic Rally on ship, scholarship, character, and 'his building is Just a meaning fields. "Aro You Tomorrow's Loaders?" sportsmanship. less slruclure; you make it the High School Reps To importance ihroughout lifft,' We men's suede blouse To Illustrate* her talk the chap Girls chosen for Laurel Girl's esteemed East Haven High., Titles wi-Iiten for young |K>O- ore living in an automobile oga sites ter from Norwich and ,Te\vett State were Nancy Harrington Boys' Stale Addtess pie specifically are naturally in ond In order to enable our chll- cluded in tho collection. Since 'rci\ to live a lonfjer artd more 4-8 g50 City dramatized "the three types and Frances Quinian. Pupils who of'lcadors. were present at Nutmeg Boy's Cheerleaders East Haven Rotary readers of teen age vary wldclv ohundonl lite, we feel that," edu Other convention speakers Slate were William. Blatchlcy, in ability and background, the cating the student in the. art of by Sue Owen William Blatrhley and James books selected for thorn will of were Miss Carol McClure. Home- Mike Cerrlto, Walter Cochran, Grignano. seniors at East Haven driving ond troffio safety Is of 'East Ha\-en'3 cheerleaders can necessity vary In content and the utmost importance; making teacher, who welcomed Jamr?s Grignano, Joel Gustatson, High School, were guests al be seen practicing vei')' hard al- reading difficulty. However, all Thirty hours ot classroom sizes 34 to 46 i^sM^. better tho mombi?rs of the association Joe iMollllio, Robert Melvin, mo.st any night In the week at the weekly luncheon-meeting of in the name of Kenneth L. "Mac- James Strelto and Sal Store. titles aro selected in the hope \wrk and fifteen hours In the the close of school. the Rotarj' Club at the; Annex that they will lead to continued cor, with six to eight hours be Kcnzie superintendent of .schools One week was spent, at Storrs House. because in Berlin, and Emmett O'Brien, This year's squad consists ot reading In nduli fields on ns high hind the wheel, is required by by this group. During this .time, ten Junior and senior girls. They As guests of the Rotary Club a level as possible tor each In "noli student. We realize that dliwctor of the Division of Voca tliey were present at lectures tional Services who hrought, are led by co-captalns Fran these boys attended Nutmeg dividual. six to eight hours behind the Watch his eye* light up when he sees this new blouse! Wait 'til he greetings from the State Depart and discussions on government Scarpace and Terry Petrllio. The Boys' State during the past sum Materials are excluded from wheel is not enough time to en Super tougli Duralon ment of Education. and its proceedings. Tliey end cheerleaders ore Rose Marie Bal» mer. This state-wide project Is the high school collection which sure complete competency , In stays wnrm and good- ed their week by having a Grand samo, Kalhy Brereton, Clair Ci- sponsored by the American Le are offensive to good taste or sees the trim, classic styling . . . neat and manlike I Wonderfully Polly Crandall, ot Windham driving on automobile, but due looking in nil weather. Ball at which they had a «-on- anelli, Irene Friborg, Sue Owen, gion. controry to moral and ethical to the number ot students who High School, the association's dfirful lime. soft imported suede . . . gentle, rich, elegant to his touch. Smooth acetate and rayon Joan Richards, Barbara Sabine, The students gave a report on standards. Also excluded arc want this program we aro llm- slate president, conducted the Students are carefully selected is sturdily reinforced with business session. and Betty Saekctt. Practice be their experiences in seifgovorn- books on public questions pre led In the number of. hours we Snug knit trim at collar, waist and wrists. Lustrous, glowing raybn from • schools all over the stale gan In the middle of the sum senting one side of a question on nylon and orlon''' to Eva Aldrich, ot East Haven ment, which was a teaturo of can ghie, although we hope »v» of Connecticut to attend this af mer with the junior and senior the conference. ly, when written in a violent, entually to remedy this •ItuMion, lining. Choose many new shades. Buy it at Sears today! give it exrta wear. High School, national vice-pres fair, ond we are \'ery proud that girls missing ' last year's varsity ident of the North Atlantic Re sensational. Inflammatory man We arc hoping that th» par Dynel collar won't curl. Ea.sl Haven was so w«ll repre squad, but hoping they can be ner. riioto Syrotlak ents will cooperate by lielping' gion of the Future Homemak sented. ers Ot America, reported on the Just as good. Hartford Courant In the library as well as in Ihe Art Coiicllln, left; tmlfttiioJc of EiiM- llnvnit, hn« not onty tliB the student to practice the driv national meetings she attended Remember; it is, the cheerlead school, certain objectives will lunnor nf hrtuR: plotcfMl IMiiycr of tim Week, but ht^ ltn*i ilic nildrd ing maneuvers that haw been this summer. ' There are air mall and passen ers' job to pep up Ihe team, but To Sponsor Student govern tho activities carried on. (UHtlnctioit of Itriiifc Itit^ flrftt. liiiohflcUl niiin tn Itc rtrlcrtod thin explained and practiced a lew The following are tlic objectives ficii-son. Ooiictlln wns wlorti^d IM'CUIIRO of \\\H outstiuHlliiK \ilB.y To celebrate the lOth anniver ger services betwisen Asuncion, we cannot do it without lht». sup times In the training car. Even, Peru, and other South American port of others. We're depend Writing Awards set up for the high school li nKaliiKi lo'iiiiiii Hull of Wnlllnpfortl liuti Siitiirdiiy. Tlin I'liis'i'i- of after the student complebea the sary of the Conn. Assn., past Dm Wfiiit progriuii li» co-HpnttHnnMl by ttii^ nuinuKf^iiiciii of thn state presidents participated In cities. ing on you. The Connecticut Regional brary: course and receives a driver's li a special program.' Those at Scholostic Writing Awards, spon i. Provide boys and girls with Capitol Thnntor ami tho Eiisi lIuvtMi Volunl4u*r l''lro Dopiirtinont. cense it will probably be at least. tending were: sored by the Hartford Courant, the iibrai'y materials most appro six months before the student are ijeing offered to East Haven priate and most meaningful in will develop the proficiency that Carol Walsh, of East Haven Player Of Week Oct. 22 their growth and development as who was.state president in 1954- High School students. can only be acquired by practio 55; Margaritfi Paclnc, of Plain- The two 'classes that have en individuals. FreshmanEnglish Family Night Ing the correct driving habits. field, president for 1951-52. and tered this contest are Senior Di 2. Stimulate and guide pupils We wish both you and your Giida Zaborcky, ot Seymour, vision for sophomores. Juniors in ail phases of their reading 1 Cliairnien Chosen ililld good luck In this coopera statf? song leader, in 1951-52. and seniors; and Jtinlor Division that they may find satisfaction Class To Display tive driving venture and \v- safe, competent, ond responsible dersen on how to discuss matters and apprecitition. ert Heller were chosen cn-chnir- driver out ot your child. There will!« several classifica 3. Provide an opportunity for at chapter meetings. tions ol literature In each group. MemlxM-s of the Fre.'thmon nicn for Family Night. This an Thank you, boys and girls to develop helpful English class under the rtlrectlqn nual affair wll bo sponsored by Gennnro C. Lembo Among officers who conduct»5d The main types are short stories, interests,, to moke satisfactory A-2 flight jacket group work at this session were; essays, poetry and dramatic of Mrs. Heslln, hnvo create "^ • \ ll... 1955, BrAnford Rtview-E«(t Haven News 10 acterisation: Al Skelonit, Carol Holdcn and Leila Barney, Philip It's Here Again! The Big ivent You've Been Waiting For! 11 and Steven Gbrlach. Frifnk COyle played the piano Your Golden Opportunity To Stock Up and Save! Recreation foj' the event anij also assisting with Ihi prd|r(|in were Stanley $okolos|[iy> mamlier of the Bran ford Recreation Department, Don Branf ord Bowl Ganics!^'""""^*"'''''^"''"'^"he dislrlbuled to the schools by' ald Thoi'niort, am) Hilsey Dod, th*;l«cand tfiinual Bri)ntord Rcoreflllon Director Joe Trapasso. ^M\e the movie program which ANNUAL FALL CANNED GOODS WHiiil iMliilPiiiP^ Ji^a (mm 6UYING HIID SELLING i ^6u1'iJ«mM will bo held on Sun The pHzo winners are; wa» sponsored by the Branford day «(J»i?noon, Nov. 20, at Ham- Bruce Johnson, Harbor Street; Veterans of World War II Inc., Peter Hopkins, Brantord Junior were shown by John Kennedy SI>ARE TIME ,TOB FOR MEN The Administrator havinit ex- IDl.STRIC T OF BRANfORD, ss. DISTRICT OF BRANFORD, n. liief Flfld. Th«re will bt (out PERSOKALS A-S INSTRUCTIONS F-8 football gHmcs sclicdglcd on Ihls llifh; M^ry Lou Huztr, L|iure| who was aljio In' charge of the and Women. Can make extra hihiled his administrntion nc- Probate Court, November 1, 1965. Probate Court, November 1,1655, Street; Kathy Skolonls, Laurel sound system for the evening. SALE money taking orders for STA count with said estate to iht«| Estate of Estate of diitc; th* (Ipst gsnie will gel ijn- FOR FOUNDATIONS A N D MIS.S .SOPHIE HAO.OrlANS Holier skating was held (or the Here's a golden opporlunity ihal only comes once a ycarl Don't miss it! It's FirsI Nalional Stores' femoui FREE PRESS PUBLICATIONS . CLARENCE C. roWNHWND . dcr w»y «t 1 p.m. with the twoStreet ; Jean Dwyer, Old Short Bi;flssiei;es thai are Individually BRITE BRASS NAME PLATES School ot Professional Dress Co\irt for allowance, it U I WILLIAM O. HJOI-EV Jijnlar anij senior high students for tronl doors. Qualily products in said district, deceased. U«ijini '"111 gMd* (oot|)all lfi|ni« Beach; Alexander Daggett, Pine Annual Fall Canned Goods Sale. All your (avorito canned (mils and vegelables have been specially designed, cut, and made for making and Stylist is ready lo Ordered; That llie 7lh day of | in ssid district, deceaud. ai the Ciommunlty House. — every home a prospect. Es pilled ag^llljt mcW other. Orchard; Reucl O, Llndber^, Har you alone call your Spencer start fall classes. Slie Is stress November A. D. 1D55 «l eleven | The Administratrix having ex- The Executrix havlnif «»• reduced in price lor this big evenl. Slock up now lor llio long lall and winter months. pecially attractive proposition o'clock In the forenoon, nt the At 2 p.m. the town'4 leadlii? bor Street; Jon Seeley, New Creek Halloween COrsetlere. Free analylsis and ing in lier course, the im lilblled her administration ac- hlhlted' her administration ac Every ilem fealured in FirsI Nalional Slores' big Annual Fall Canned Goods Sale is guaranteed lo be for retired persons who .vnnl WANT ADS Probate Offica in North Bran-1 c6unt with said estate to this count with said estate to titti •Ixtll gr»de te»m« will coihpelc In Short Seaeh; Glailrc Ann Fitzger preview in your home, rclc- portance of learning how to A. wide and varied program was a dignified business of Iheir ford, be and the same It assigned , Court tor allowance, it is court t»r allowance, It Is thtl dlVldlon. At 3 p.m., the j«v-ald, Haprlson Ave.; Wayne Pi^ci- delicious. No unknown brands - • no quoslionabia qualilyl All merchandise bears labels you know and plionc Mrs. Emma Boll, CH cope with youi' Individual fig opnducted In Stony Creek through own. We Supply Free Sales for a hearing on th^ allowance Ordered: That the 1th day 6t •nlh tct^t leading teams will leo, 0l({ Short B<#eh; Hifrold 8-5422. ure problems In drafting and Ordered; That the 7th a«y pf the fine cooperation of the Stony respecl - - all merchandise must meet FirsI National's rijid standards ol qualily. This is one sals where Outfit nnd samples, no expense GO INTO THE HOMES of said administration account November A. D. ^98^ at 11 November A. D. ISBS at 10:80 compete, art(J the (ln»l gome ol Bfllou, Harbor Strent; Richard fitting the standard pattern. In Walsh, Bftnford Junior. High; Creek Druni Corps, Veterans ot Iho qualily is jusl »s high a) Ihe prices are lowl LOSl AND FOUND i\-ia to you. Write today! NATION with sale! estate, and this Court o'clock In the forenoon, at Ihi the itfiernobn will find two eighth a S week course you will com o'clock In the forenoon, »i th« Crals Johnsoi), Harbor Street; World War II Inc., Branford AL ENGRAVERS, 126 Belmont directs'the Admlnlstflttor W die | Probate Office In Branford, be Probate Office In Brantord, b« •hd nliith gifido teami matoh^d. LOST: PASSBOOK No. 16772. It plete a good basic dress. Cln.«- BUiy Ifedmond, Harbor Street; Rotfry Cli;|> In conjifnction with St., Watortown, Mass. OF OVER all parsons Interested lh«rtta to; nnd the same ii assigned foi' « and the sAme Is assigned for % • thli if tiK »econd yeW «or Uw the Branford Recreation Depart 16-OZ TTC found return to Brantord Sav ee Insure Individual Inslruc- Branlord BoWl game. The Idea thoinas Stutgess, i'lne Orchard; FINAST - fancy mipeftr al said time and pLice, by hearing on the allowance Ot saiil hearing on the allowance of suld ment! FINAST - MAINE Croam Slyis Q c^^s 0 j< CANS / J< ings Bank. tldns. Call now for enrollment. Wiii ooncelved by rtsnk J. Kin Billy Metcalfe, Junior High; kari Apple Sauce 6 publishing this oi'def In some ndmlnlslralion account, with said admlnistl'ation aceoUnt with salt) The Stony Creek prograin wqs Corn Alterntton and Dressmaking 7,000 FAMILIES newspaper published in New Ila-i ney Jr., clulrinan ot the Bran- eh Hagstrom, Junior High; John LOST; PASSBOOK No. 16792. If W. T. GRANT CO. estate, ond thrs Court directs estate, and this Court directi under the fine supervision of Ber Department. LO 2-2762. 1192 ven County and having li Viii'cu-; (ord Reijfoallon Dejmrtnient, who Joseph Mooncy, Pine Orchasd FINAST found return to Brantord Sav Flora K, Qoldimlth to cite all Flora K, Goldsmith to cite all nard H. P:(ge Jr., member of the Dixwell Ave,, Hamden. lalion In said district, and il. Is I persons Interested therein to ap thOMght tlj^^l since Hecruntlon School; Susan Mliner, Indian RICHMOND - Swaet Tender ft ^yy^i-js fj^* Whole Segmonli CANS / V« ings Banlc. HAMDEN PLAZA THROUGH THE PAGES OF parsons Interested thei'elnto apr Neck; Pi|U| Sohoejlo|-, Laurel St.; Bradford Rscreatlon Department. further ordered — that R copy [ pear at said time and place, by p»«r at said time and place, by league gainei ^re played In the Peas DRIVINU INSTRUOTiONS K-IO ^ parade wi)« hel \ TJturi. Nov. 3, 1955, Branford Rcvlcw-Eait Hnreti Newi 12 DeFelice missed the PAT. the Walllngford forward wall Robert Thomas, Mrs. Maurice warden again, and again Gambar- Blue And Gold — For the remainder Of the and raced 15 yards to the vis .Sarasohn, Mrs. John W. O'Don- dclla. It is alleged, sold he didn't Legal Notice l"1rst O'hurch of Christ (Oantlnued rrom. I^gc One) quarter East Haven w&s con- itors 22 as the game ended. nell, Mrs. Fred P. Wolfe Jr., have it—that the woman was Public Safety Scientist Co-Capt. Al "Butch" MelUlo, out lent to. merely push the oppo The lineup; Ends - J. Smith, Mrs, John Gallagher, Mrs. John mistaken. WARNING OK SPECIAL Conn, 5_4 ( Sunday Services at 11 a. m, with an Injury to his right foot, sition- around, gaming more W. Ginnetti, D. Meeker;' tackles E. Gould, Mrs. R. Vernon Hays, Doneday then sought legnl as BOROUGH SIEETING Board Endorses and 4:30 p. m., with nurjsery pro and Bill Ginnetti, converted ground when Wfillingford had C. Borrmann, A. Mellllo; guards: Mrs, John E. Croumoy, Mrs. Ro- sistance and confronted Oambar- Notice Is hereby given to at' vided at the morning service. right guard, playing right end po.ssesslon than when Store was D, DeAngells; J. Bookman; Cen tiert J. Kelleher, Mrs, Willis P. della with the woman—Gambor- the legal voters of the Borough Subject "Adam And Fallen In place of Joe Mellllo, who suf directing the attack. For ex ter: J. DcCaprlo, M. Cerrlto; Hehd'-icks, Mrs. AlvIn L. Thomp dclla Is said to have admitted of Branford that a special meet Dystrophy Drive Man." Golden Text: Epheslans fered leg Injuries. ample, In one series of downs, quarterbacks: S. Storo, M. Letlsj son, Mrs. David Peck, Mrs. Fran picking up.tlic dog but thot he ing of .said Borough will be held 3:8. Sunday School at 11 a. m, The chances of Butch Mellllo with Wolllngford In possession •'.sf All Independent Our Telephone lumbers The East Haven Uoard o£ Pub halfbacks: H. Lage, A, Concllio, cis Manlx, Mrs. ElM'orlh Broc- turned.it loose near the vicinity In the Town Hall In said Bor Wednesday evening testimony and Ginnetti playing against on the local's-20 yal-d line as the R. .Paolllio, A. Pettlnlchl, R. lic Safety officially cndor.sed the U&tt, Mr.i. Frank A. Barker, Mrs. of Laurel Street, hoping It would ough on Tuesday, November 15, i meeting at 8 o'clock. Seymour this week-end are result of a fumble by ConcUo, R. Schlottmon; Fullbacks: M, Muscular Dystrophy fund cam James Gaftland and Mrs. Bart find its way home. 1955 at eight o'clock In the even "doubtful," On the brighter side, the visitors ended .up puriting DeFelice and T. Gellagher. Weekly INewspaper paign, sponsored by the East Ha Ricliards. Queried as to his actions ,the ing (8:00 P. M.,) Eastern Stan Edilorial: llObart 7-5811 Old Htono Church Gustafson, who It was' first fear from their 40. ' ' ven Fire Depnrtniont. dog warden said he did It to save dard Time, for the following pur MftOB Friday: 7:30 p. m. Boy Scouts ed would not bo able to play un The period also saw o beauti himself a "couple" of .steps," and pose, to wit: ®k ia0t in, a letter to Jerry OBOCIIOW- East Haven Woman's and Badminton Club meet. til late November, Is expected ful piinl rbtum of 60 yards by Dog Warden — Bky, vice president of the New that such big dogs hs Sir Kim To consider and act upon the Sunday: 9:45 a. m. and 11 a. to return to the lineup Satur Pnollllo thot left the spectators Club To Meet Tonight (Ointlnucrt I'rom Page One) Haven County Chapter of the wreaked havoc with his kennels. Jurisdiction of the Planning and Vol. X — No. 35. Publlthcd Weikly by Free Puss Publlcatlens. tnc EAST HAVEN, CONNECllCUT, THURSDAY. NOVEMBEl^ 10, 1^55. m.. Church worship, Holy Com day, and Joe Mellllo has his leg gasping. Ralph took the punt on The oxccullve board of the the dog owner claims, that he Yearly Subscription 33.50 COPY 8 CENTS Muscular Dy.%lraphy Association Donedny has since hired legal Zoning Commission of the Town munion ond meditation "Com- out of the cast and Is expected his 40 yard line, raced towards East Haven Woman's Club will hodn't seen nny boxers lor quite o( America, the board stated that counsel ond has threatened to of Branford over the Bofough of niltnicnt" conducted by the Ilev. to start condlllonlne this week. the west sidelines, got himself meet tonight at t he homo of some time. it. "was only too pleased to en Last Soturday, Eost Haven hemmed In by the whole Lyman Mrs. Vincent J. Fasono, 26" Tay bring suit against the town as Branford. Edward S. HiekcOx, D.D,, pastor. The pel owner then odverllscd Civic Group dorse the drive here In East Ha lost no time In asserting, their Holl team and disappeared. By lor, Avenue at 8 o'clock. Mrs. the result of Gambardeila's ac Doted ot Branford, Connecti Player Of The Week Sports Niglit Firefighters Support Drive Veteran 0:45 a, m. church school for all ven," , ': domination of the local game. Posono, the pre-sWenl will pre- In the dolly papers for the dog's tions. cut, this third day of November, departments. Ntirsory provided the time the crowd and visiting .; llqwcvor, the board pointed out After Lyman Hall kicked when players realized where Palillo ilde ot the business session. return. It was this od thot the A. D. 1955. at 11 a. ni. service. 5 p. m. Pio To Hear Talk Will Feature that it was speaking solely In be- they failed to' make a first was, he was racing down the far Mrs. Andrew Kmetzo and Mrs. Brodley Street woman 'jaw ond St. Mnrk's Edward J. Rice neer Fellowship; 7 p.m. Pilgrim h'nlt of the paid firemen, since down following the openhig sidelines, loo distant to, be Theodore French will assist the she called Doneday, On le.irnlng Sunday: 9 a, m. Morning pray Warden j Services Fellowship i 7:30 p. m. Young It has no control over the activi klck-olf. East' Hoven took over cvaught, and behind a vanguard hostess. the dog to be the same one that er and sermon by Mr, Mortin Borough of Branford ' By FBI Agent Guests, Bouts M Adult Group. ties of the volunteer unlta In siich on the visitor's 44 yard line. of six blockers. Members of the boord ore Jlct followed her home, she Informed Dwjrer. 10:15 a. m. church school. Allicil J. IJu.ihllV-' Ji'.. Rs.sbtam First niiiuuil spurts nlshl will matters, Monday: 7 p. m, Basketball Sal Store passed on the first The play was recalled for a Kenneth A. Griffiths, Mrs. Wol- the owner what she had done. special ngctit in cliiif^je o£ tim lie held next Wednesday In Deer practice.in gym, play to Marty DcFoilce, which The owner then cniiod tlio dog On Green .The letter to Osocliowsky reads clipping penoity that was only Uir R. Schoonknccht, Mrs. John -Nc". Ilsu'Sii office ot tlie iiil- Hun School by the Holy' Naiua Tuesday: 10 a. m. Sewing set ip-^r-'"'-<'-^n"'~"-"-^r'i^^r"~"~'"'~"~'"'^ as follows; was good for nine yards. evident to one offtclol and called Scoblo, Mrs. Albert Jncoli, Mrs. ci'nl Bui'cau of Iiivcjiligation, will Sdcicty of Our Lady at ;Po"mpoii VetoninH ol all wars will b*. of the Ever lleady Group. 8:30 on Ginnetti, who wos for down •This la to officially notify you Art Concllio picked up a first speak at the Soutli End Civic Church. Purpose of the ' affair liuiiorod b.v ilic Hurry R. Bart- p. m. Men's Club supper honor down and five yards on the next the field from the spot at the Women's Club To Hold that this board Is In receipt of Association at S:30 p.m. Wednes ill be to aid tl)e church hiitld- let I roni 8n, Tiiu American be-. ing "Telephone Night" with Her- play, and Al Pettlnlchl hit the time the offense allegedly oc your letter .of October M, 1055.. Informal. Fall Dance NOW- day in Momauguin Scliooi. hiR fund. Klon, wltli services on the East bort HowoU of S.N.E.T. as line for three more. Storo then curred. Mr. Rushing will spcali on .U'sse Dow, head foolbnll conch Haven Green at 11 a.m. tomor "At our last regular meeting speaker. The 'rolcphono.vGleo faded ond found his favorite Midway In the fourth quarter; At Eestland Farms tlie Italian Influence "The Ton Most Wanted Ciiniln- of New Haven State Teachers row. held in the East Haven Town Hiill Club, composed of 38 women's target, fullback DeFollcc, on a Crlsafl put In Mike Letis In The East Haven Women's Club In fragrance! «ls and Their Apprehension." His ColloKe, has accepted an Inviln- Other Enst Ilavcn veterans or- Tubsday evening, Oct, '25, 1955, voices win,sing. Reservation may pass play that traveled to the place of Storo and Golloghor will hold on Intormol harvest talk will be followed by a ques llon to speak, .lack. Pendt*rg(isl. the board was only too pleniwd bo made by calling Benjamin enemy's six yard line. "Pet" lost for DeFelice. Both played well gnnlznltons are Invited to Jotn* donee for members ond their tion and answer period. The pub Vale lino coach, will show a to endorse the drl\e here In East Goodman at HO 7-1121. no time In going over for the and moved the boll from the wlili Post 89 on this occ»sloni Kftven for funds necessary to sUp- friends ..at Restland ..Forms, lic Is Invited to attend. film and comment on «," rwicnt nitd to assemble at the Po)(i, liVednesday: 11 a. m. Adult score. DeFellce's kick for the Eost Haven 27 to mid-fled, be jiort. the medical and scientific Northford, Saturday, Nov. 19, Following Mr. Rushing's talk football game." Rooms on Thompson Avenue it Bliile Class; 7:30 p. m. Evetiing PAT was off to the right. fore Storo and DeFelice came endeavors of the Muscular Dys- from 9 p. m. to 1 n. m. David Birtwlstlo the association will hold its re Throe wrestling bouts arc 10:30 a.m. Lino o( march will "bp, Bible Class. 7 p. m. Basketb&ll Taking the next kick-off Ly bock Iti. Uophy Association of America. gular monthly meeting. An up- scheduled with top-fUghl ama down Edwards Street to tk« practice in the • gym. man Hall . returned It to their With the return of the two The committee in charge of It's MANAGER'S MONTH and I'm anxious to to-date report on the soil and teurs, Al Proto and Peter ;Sao- Green. ,"Wo logict we are unable to 40 yai'd l|ne. In the next two regular backs, the Blue and orrongemonts is composed of the Gold began a march that ended beacii erosion pi*ograin will be cavini, meeting In the nmln bout. uonimll the sei vices of the Last Christ Kplscopal Churcli plays the visitors picked up 11 following members: Mrs. Frank sliow you the fast, friendly service you will find here. Formerly set •side as Annia^ Haven Volunteer Flio Conipiuilca yards and a first dovyn, but that with Paolllio taking a pitch-out presented, by Steve Papa ai\d T\\o boxing bouts hnvc been nr- Sunday: 8 a. m. Holy Commun Al. Barker, chairman; Mrs. Bart tice Day in 1026 as an obsotvanct »? was It, and they kicked to the from Storo and then heaving a If you can use a CASH LOAN OF $50 to §500 for Tom Grant. rniigcd by Roboii Melc vi New as thcso companies almost fully ion. ll:iS a. m. Youth Bil>le Class. ot tile ending of hOBtljfitics In East Haven 30 yard line. 25 yard pass to Bill Ginnetti Richards and Mrs. James Gort- Leslie Hudolpli and Bob Zam- Ilavcn. govern themselves. We are, how- 10:30 a. m. Family Service, fall e.\penses, to pay accumulated bills, or for any World War 1 and, In 1838, madt Storo worked Concllio, DeFel- who was racing alone in the land, co-chairmen;. Mi'S. Franic pano are chairmen in ciiai'ge of Tom Gogilnrdi, who will act uver, pasHlng your letter on to church sciipoi, holy.communion H legal holiday, November 11 Icc and Concllio for a first Wnliingford end zone. Bill's am Boyzat, Mrs. George Comeron, other good purpose, stop in or phone me today. I the evening's prograsn and nioot- as master of ceremonies, will nl- fire Clilef Thomas Hayes for and sermon by the rector. 4 p. m. was changed, by act of.Congress down. Tlien on a quick hand-off bition to ^corc. at least one Mrs, William Cogger, Miss Alice Ing. ,so introduce mombers of the distribution to the Individual Vol- Holy Baptism. 5:30 p.-m.' Young can offer you a repayment approved .luno 1, 1954,, to Veter to Harry Lage, Store fooled the touchdown otter four years of ' Cish PAYMENTS New Hoven Blades Eostern Ho unioor Companies for their Inde Peoples Fellowship ' to leave Conway, • Mrs. Joseph DlMezzo, ans Day. By proclamajllon, Pres opposition and sprung Ills half ploy wos finally realized. De fid Gel Id Ml. 12 MI. schedule to fit your budget okey League team and officials pendent action. church on a hike at. 2 p, m. ve- Mrs. Vincent Fqgarty,. Mrs. W. ident Elseniiowcr has called up back loose. La«a was : brought Felice again missed the extra of tlic East Haven Lions Club "May your cff6rts be fully re turidng to the church for a bo.v Dale Gerllng, Mrs. John te. $100 $8.72 $10.05 and up to 20 months to Laurel P.T.A. on ail citiy.ens to ob9Qr\'c Veteiv down on the Lymon Hall 29 point try. This was the final 300 19.25 29.27 Biddy Basketball League. worded. supper. This, will be followed; by Gould. nns Day as "a day Of commem»- yard line. meeting of the game and East 500 30.69 47.41 repay. I feel sure you will "Sincerely yours Refreshments will he served. lallon o( liioso wlio sacrificed to a church service and talk by the DeFelice went for eight more, Haven took It 24-0. . Also, Mrs. Kennoli, A. Griffiths, "By Order,Of the rector. . Mrs. Albert Hoyden, Mrs. Willis ih. mn icMiuii II bind in proniDt I'ke ^oing business here. Annual Fair Tickets are avollablo fi-om niom- preserve our Natiod and ol re- and Store on a "sneak" got the However, before the . final monthly repaytnonti md Iricludei il) CDiti. bcr.s or nmy be pui*cha3ed al the dcdicntion lo the tisk of achiev Hoord Of rubilo Safety." whistle, Crlsoll put In Letts, Hendricks, Mrs. Albert Jacob, Other schcdalei to tit your budget. Tuesday I 8 p. m. Vestry month first down on the neemy 18 yard door. ing poaco " (Signed)' ly meeting In the Memorial room. line. Then Store coiled on Rolph Galagiier and Ralph, Schlottmon, Mrs. Robert Kelleher, Mrs. Har Due Thursday Leitoy n. Joidon, Wednesday: 1:30 p. m., Wom Pooilll who swept his left end, In the local backfleld. old Larson, Mrs. .John Mulhcrn, Over 30 Years of Fast - Dependable - Service , The Laurel School P.'i\A, will Conimandct Mi*y Alice C«mc» Clerk Mrs. Edward Plte, -Mrs. 'Cnrlelon ron has announceH that "cotl'ec ! i en's Auxiliary to meet In the behind • terrific booking to -race Schlottmon showed his appre hold its annual Fall* Thursday, Prntzner, Mrs. John Ruotolo, THE and" will be frovlded at til* homd of Mrs. E. H. Sprenger, 34 for the second touchdowon with ciation Immediately by Inter November 17, al. the school. The Citizen Group Mrs. Alvin Thompson, Mrs. John Bellezza inspires sparltle and (Syrotlak Photo) Po.sl rooms from 10 to 10:30 a.m.. OSO Daskctliiill Schedule Ilichiiiond Street out a hand being laid on him. cepting an enemy aerial on his Fair will be made up of the fol DeFelice' missed again' and at Wolker and Mrs. Fred P, Wolfe elegance. Makes you feel the Mnrin DcFcllce lins been named IMayer of the Week for his prior lo assembly. The'Old Stone Chursh Basket* Thursday: 3:30 p. m. Jr. and 48. This turned out to be un lowing tables: hot dogs and soda ball-teams, u111 start piacllce the end of the first quarter, the Jr. lieauty and spirit of sunny Italy. fluo gome IMondtiy nRuinst Seymour, Altlioiigh East Ilnvoii only Seeks Aetion Boys choir to, meet In the church. fortunate lor Eost Haven, for bar; bakei'y goods, cookie bar, tied tho Valley team "Mnrty" scored all 14 East Hiivon points next week. Chuich members who 7:45 p. m. Sr..choir will rehearse Blue and Gold led 12-0. Try it and see! penny table, pop corn booth, their wos less than a minute to May — Olennon • In adtUtion to a fine job of (;runiu1-galnlnf;. Kn!it Haven fnces want In partlclpjite are asked to In Memorial room. And this Is tlte way the score Pcrlumc 2.00 to 21.50 grab bag, tea and coffee table, On Equipment Women Voters ploy at the time ond on the The marriage of Miss Barbara Colosnc 2.00, 4.00 (plus tax) North Haven awai' Saturday and may lose the BorviccH of co- report on the following hehcd- stood nt the half as neither team white elephant,-fancy work tab Citizen's Committee this week threatened during the second first play from scrimmage after Glehnon, .daughter of Mr. ond And bath accessories LOAN SYSTEM captains Joel Gustaffion and "Butch'' SIcllUo. Gustafson suffered ulci Mondays: 7 p. m, all boys, Moniouguln Lodge iMoots le, Brownie and Girl Scout. expressed its continuing Interest period. the pa.ss interception, LetIs Mrs. Robert Glennon, of ,231 Di a broUeJi nose early in the flionday game. To View Film 4 between the ages of seven und Tii« regular stated communica Mrs. John Crescenzi, chairman in the welfnre of town equip ilohu Oovert, president of Liicul I'itW, tlreflKht m union, left, John Vriu'li, (Inpliiln of VoUui . However, the potent East Ha passed to Smith, .who. was vision . Street, New Haven and 12 years, 8:30 p. m, all youtlis tion of Momauguin Ixidgc, No. o£ the.Fair, urges all members ment, asking for action on ear leer Company No. I mid llnttnilon Oliiet Wilfred Dion, riKlil, tlljplny a Mnr.cuinr DIslropliy ven 11 was out to change things tacltled after catching the ball Franklin May, of 724 Savin Ave of 18 years of age and older. 138 A.F. & A.M., win be held In Toole Building 256 Main St., Branford to cooperate in making this ev- lier chai'ges raised by First Sel drive poster to show dm paid (ireinen pledge support to tin- voiunleer (IrnllKhlerH on th« On UN Visit Wednesdays, 7 p. m. all lioys when, play resumed for the third and thrown to; earth. The result nue, West Haveni took place re town-wUli- door-to-door March for Musnuliir DIslropliy. Tim miiroh will iMi held on Tuoiiliiy, the .lodge rooms at 265 Main St., «nt' a' successful one. ectman Domihick H. Ferrnra. 'Worltshop for Peace, •» film undef 13 yca:;s old; 8:30 p. ni., all quarter. — a fractured ankle' for Smith. cently at the home of Mrs. Marie I Telephone HU 8-16888-1688. Open Friday EveningEvemngi Novomhor JJ slurting nt 1 p. ni. East Hftven, on Monday, Novem Only at Liggett Laurel School will celebrate Easties Tie Seymour; Reoched (or comment Select visit lo the United Nations, will youths under 18 years of age. Lege look the opening kickoff On th6 next play, the Inst of kronberg, of i)3 Granni.s Street, ber 7i at' which time a business "Open House" the day of the man Ferrara explained his in be shown »l the next meeting of Coaches this year wlU be Jack on his own five yard line and the ' game, 'Tom Gallagher East Haven, who officiated at OF BRANFORD rheotlng will take place and plans Fair., All. parents are: cordially vestigation is under way,/ the East Shore Unit of th« Fouiton and Itussell Stone. before the crowd realized, what smashed through the middle of the",mnrriago. "On the Green" completed foi* the, official visita had happened. It was East.Ha Invited to attend. the school and Througli executive boar4 mem Skating Parly New Banners Garbage Contract League ot Womea Voters; The tion of tli« District Deputy at the visit their' youngsters* classes. DeFelice Scores 14 bers the Citizens' Committee ven's ball first ond ten on Wal- Amnng the eiirly vInlltUr meeting will he held at g p.m. Nov. 21 meeting. All members Teachers .will be. glad, to meet has reicaf^d .a statement to The llngford's 11 yard. lino. Logo's Seymour shocked East Haven Buses Available changux effected liy East Ha Given Dombrowski Tuesday, NoveiViber 15, •! th« The Week's Weather of the deffrcc team.areraskcd'to tho parents. High Willi two quick first period News. Tha statement, prepared 86 yard runback as a" thing that was injured. Gustafson, left end, Buses will be made available ven's now a«lniliiist;ratio'n lire Select men iiave awarded the home ot Mrs,/rhomM MoMthon, CoM high winds oonllnue, be present tot tlie rehearsal fol-' Following the Fair the P.T.A. touchdowns Monday before by E. W. MUehl, Anthony Mc- makes young, men of football was making a tackle at tlie for all Troops planning to at tw'o,brand new Ainorlcan l*'lugn 1055-56 garbage coliocllon con GrannlB Strmt, East Htvtn. 'With 'saow' In , the menu—I'^roni iowing/Jts business meeting. , will./- hold. its. monthly, .meeting. Coach Frank .Crisafl's team start Mahoii, ji^oberi, jHftll. and -Mys, coaches like Crlsall and Fritz right sidelijtes when..Injured, tend the731t"l'"*9i"'f tSk'tUng..pnr[-; r.dlsplAyiuL^irDnj ,Tuu'Ji :l]nll -r- tract tp Aiuhgiiy Dombrowski of The tw»(y-hliia mlnuU mm, The OM Fannor's Almanao. ed a second half rally and man Liiiian 'Fiynn follows:^ '.(•'* MIgdalskl. Mr.' "SValiace Bassett, ' president. When they gained pos.sesslon Jiisl'ih Uhio for Vclnruiis Dn,v. .Branford who wos low .biddei*. with dloltogua, (howa iha prepa- aged a 14-aU tie with the Val ,In a statement Issued shortly ty, Friday,' No'vcmb'or 25, ot the Spain occupies the entire Iber Concllio then banged the Une will preside. .Mr. Francis ''"alsh, of the bail the Blue Devils, an rntlnnt niada for a iiM*tin( of )The Interior of Spain U.' tj'gh ley eleven. after his election, East Haven^s Arena. Mr. Donibiiw*Ki's BIdJ for the ian peninsula with tlic exception to the eight yard line; but was chairman of the, East Haven" aroused team, moved 55 yards, the General Assembly. ThtTruK- "elosed. plateau trav'Tsed oast . Postponed from Saturday, the first selectman, Domtnlc H. For. For reservations leaders must contract was (or 925,308. of Portug«J. The lofty Pyrenees not to be denied on his second; Board of Education will be guest rolling up three first downs as Town To Press tceship Council Chambar ia tha ana''« west by, r.i'ouhlnin rnngHs game was played under a gray rara, charged the previous town contact Mrs, William Degnall at Pasquale Mellllo of llamden, separate it from t'rance. try and Hnli trnlled 18-0. Again kn speaker. All board members are the halt ended. first to bt visited, naxt that of and' deficient in rainfall. sky with rain threatening all af administration with gross neglect HO 7-3107 no later than Novem wlio handled the town's garbage Invited to', att.''d. Hefre&hments Coming back after the half- For Stale Aid the Economic ami Social Council, ternoon. The weekday contest and deliberate misconduct in Its ber 17, Only those wilh re.sorva- contract Inst year, was the oth will be ser\'ed. time, rest the East Haven team and then tha S(.carity Council drew a disappointingly small handling of public works equip ttons moy use the buses. er contonding bidder with a quo received,,, downing tho ball on, To Fix Bridge Chamber. Tha illrr prtHnIa tha' crowd. ment. According to Mr. Fcrraro tation ; of a range from 1533,000 their own 23 yard line. Contin First Selectniaii Domlnick H. staff of the Sicretary - Oaneral tl. Seymour Quarterback L. e s various items were in, poor re-- high to a low of $28,000. Students Prepare uing where they left off tlie Fcrrara said yesterday he Is con canylng on the day-to-day 'work Dahn gamiiled deep in his own pair, maliciously damaged, or To Conduct Drive Contract was awarded at a East Haven eleven rolled 37 tinuing to press for state aid in of the organization, and the S«c- Variety Benefit territory -on the third down fol yards', for three first downs In mysteriously missing from town Members of 'Volunteer Fire special session of Selectmen held repairing the-Mapio Street bridge. retary . Qcnerii seated on tha lowing'the oiKJning kickoff. He eleven plays with William Gin inventories. Friday. W i .students of East Haven High, Company Number 4 will conduct He said a state repre.sentnllve rostrum beside the Praaklant of passed to John Stosuy who netti, John Anastasio, Ralph Pa. The First Selectman has pro School are preparing a variety a door-to-door canvass between wos In town Monday to confer the General Assambly, paying broke out for, a total gain ot 85 olillo and Martin DeFeiJce shar mised a full Investigation of the . WNUC 150 Sloflei 0) the Century 8 JO Wiatt Earn 10 a.m. and noon Sunday to on tlie prolllem, close attention to the dabates. 2:00 Pn Football «itow-to help in the purchase of yards, and "a first down with ing the ground-gaining. matter. In thia project he will Ileceivcs Award Cbniuien a 9:00 Make Boom for Dadrfy goal to go. Tw'o ground plays collect funds in the Momauguin At the conclusion of tha film, 3M Talk Atounil 9 JO Caralcade Theatre gowns for the Hlgii SchoolGlee Martin peFelice then broke have' the support of oil East Mr, Perrara has pointed out Harvey F. IwoBdnte of 182 3:30 Adrtntute 10:00 364,000 Ouisllon then lost six yards for Seymour area to maintain the functions in tlic past tho bridge constitutes Mrs. Herbert I. WInor will ans »111DAT, NOVIMBIIB < 4110 Face The Nation Club. I; • ' into the clear for.^a 35 - yard Haven citizens regardless of pol George Street has received a :i 10:30 WatirironI before Dahn took to the air wer questions relating lo tha 4:30 tit'l Tate A Trio 11:00 Confidential File run for the touchdown. He snar itical affiUation. If his original of th^ company. o safety hazard in that It isn't cosh award o( $158 from the 3:00 Wild Bill Hoikok lylrs. Ralph Hurder Is direct again, connecting with Stosuy United Nations. . "^td^Too^Jofnlno iram »onnBcntirt 11:30 LH Paul and Maty Ford ed In a pass from Sal Storo for charges can be substantiated, ap Company 4's pumper will ac wide enough to permit two ve Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co. ..'9flO Brtikfitt PlaytioiK* 3 JO Super l^lrctn' 11:35 Niticsp Thiatre ing the show' and Is asslsteil by (or the touchdown, Dalm rush 6:00 Studio 57 the extra point,' cutting the Sey propriate legal action siiould be company the canvassers under hicles to pass each other simul It was announced by Qenerol .inJO The Ymkn fiddltn • llii NIttwm Myron Cohen, Instrumental Ins ed the extra point and Seymour 10:45 Window Shonptr 6J0 Yiu Ate VMtt \VKI)."iE6DAT. NUNtMOKB 0 the direction of Company Cap taneously. He particularly cni- 7«0 You Aikid .'For It tructor, and Mrs. John Strand- mour lead to seven points. taken. If the charges prove to Manager William P. Gwinn. •\VM Stiiire It Rlih was forced to kick from about tain Fred Mellllo; pliasized the danger where school Old Stone Ctiurcii 12:00 ' Induttiy on Pinde 7J0 Jack Benney 7:00 Good Morning from Connecticut berg, vocal director. East Haven kicked and Jim ho'i'a been In error, a full ex Mr. LaBonto was one of 187 IZ'IS til. ol till 8:00 Toait ol The Te«n 9.'00 Breakfast Piayhouia Six plays later East Haven Lewis ran the ball from the 20 planation and retraction ara In Some of the funds will be buses must negotiate the bridge employes who won a total ot 9.-00 Chance let a Lifetime IDJO Yankee Piddten • The Nieliong Consisting of songs, music, Harvest Fair 12:S0 Smth For TomonoN 9J0 Ted MaTt'iAmiliur Hoar was froced to kick from about back to the 30 yard line for order. ' used toward the oompany'i an to pick up children In the area's $7,091 In October monthly sug ~13>t5 Bonlcwpli. 10:45 Window Shopper daiicing and skits the show will 10:00 llti Begins al 80 ll!I5. PolitfMl Program their own 20 yard line on fourth Seymour. On the next play Les nual Christmas party. housing developments. gestion awards. •. IM AltmiBOfl Newi ' 10JO What's My uni be f presented Friday, November As Important as these remed Plans Under Way •: i;ta Chinnil • Mitlnu 11:30 Strike it Rlcli down. Ralph PaolUlo's kick was Dahn tossed a pass and Martin 11:00 Suadiy. Neva Special 12:00 Saint of The Weet IS, In the High School audito ies, however, Is' the need for 2:43 tnduttry m Htti* 11:15 let Paul and Maiy Ford blocked and the ball bounded DeFelice iMunced up to Inter, Tha annual 'Harvest rah- oC 9:00 Tin Bli Piyilt 12:15 Lore ol Life rium. Highlight of the show will measures to> prevent such a situ 11:45 Hm and sign art into the end zone. Paolllio dove cept on Seymour's 44. tha Old Stone Church win b* - 3:30 Window Shoppir 12:30 Search for Tomorrflw be -Mr. Cohen's newly-organized ation in the future. Flans should - 3:45 Contimlng Mitr Muiowt 12:45 Guiding .Ltgllt over the ball but in the scuffle held Saturday, Novambar M, dance band. Again the Blue Devils started 4:00 Briihlir Diy MONDAY. NOVBMUBB I 1:00 Nancy's Kitchen a charging Seymour linesman be made immediately to prepare Editor Returns to The News from 2 to 0 p.m. In tha ehurcli '4:15 Slirel Sloinl 1:45 Afternoon News to march, grounding out the 44 and keep current Inventories of 2;30 Houie Party got possession and officials rul parlor. Mrs. Donald Chldsay la 4 JO Outdoor Adtenturt Club 7;0Q CMd Morning from Connecticut yards In 11 plays. On six plays W^th today's Isnue Qaor^a K. . 3:00 MIrtey Motne club 3:00 The Big Payolt Board Of Education ed it a touchdown for Seymour. all town equipment. At every general chairman, asalstad by 9.'0Q Brcektast Ptaytiouse Stretch returns to Tree Pres.s M .,' sao Ho«d> Ooody 3J0 Window Shopper East Haven's Board of Educa in a row Ralph Paolllio carried change in town personnel a care poster chairman, Mrs. Wllliaih lOJO The Yankee Peddlers • The Klelsmi 1M~ Channel S MatlnM • Les -Dahn plitnged across for t I . eiK SiBDO 'B 10:45 Window Shoppir. tion will hold its regular meet the ball. DeFelice carried the ful check should be made to de Publications OR editor of tho ->7:s^^ '* \ •^3% • CJO Seorticipe > Syd Jilli 4.'00 Brighter Bay. the extra point to set Seymour Uussell; decorations chairman, 11:30 Strike II Bich 4:15 Secret Storm ing at 8 p.m. tonight in the ball- across for the score, then termine the presence and condi East Haven News, a post he lield (:40 Silly WtiUier Fonnil 12K10 Meet The Stan aiiead,' 14 to ' 0. Mrs. Arthur Itoscnqulst; publicity . 6:45 Thi Newt Today 4J0 Outdoor Advcntura Club Board Room at the high school. caught a pass from Paolllio for briefly In 1952. , 12:13 toia ol Ufa 5M Mickey Mouse Club tion of town property in the de ton; supper chairmen, Mrs. How 7:00 Dimocratie Twn Cimmltlii ' 12:30 Search for Tomorrow The scheduled meeting was an the 'extra .point. .-. ' '/:1S Frank Leahy Football Foitntli 5:30 Howdy Doody ' Early ' in tne second period partments concerned. Mr, Stretch comei from Fal ard Eldrldge and Mrs. Charlaa 12:45 Guiding Light 6:00 Stage 8 nounced by Bernard C. Luongq, East. Haven . received . a . blow . DeFelice scor-:d all 14 points 730 , Bin Tin Tin 1:00 The Eliclric Sbo<« The taxpayers of East Haven mouth, MasK., where ho was as- Lasso, arid reservations chair '1:00 .Ouli and Harlet 6J0 Sportscipa. • SyrI Jaffa secretary. when co-captain Joel Gustafson (Continued On Pagu Four) " -' 8J0 Crotinadi 1:45 Aftenioin Ne^i 6:40 Scaly Weather Beport Iiave a right to protection against soclated with the Cape Cod man, Mrs. Edith Fletcher.' 2:00 Ciiannel 8 Matinte ' • 9:00 Dotlar a Second 6:45 The Hews Today negligent or wanton destruction Standard-Times for two years as , 9130 Tho Vila- 2J0 Heme Party 7Kia Capteln Gallant All kinds of homemade artic 3:00 Science In- Evtiydiy Life a feature writer and photogra . 10:00 Beoptei Cholte 7J0 Disniyland of their town equipment. And les, aprons, towels, hankies, 3J0 Window Shoppir t'JO Thi MGM Parade pher working from the Fal - i 10:30 The Gnat Clldinletn ; 4:00 flrlghtir Bay the employees of tho town should candy and flower arrangemtnta •U:00' I Led Three Uvei g.'OO Masgutrade Party mouth bureau oC the Cape Cod U-JO • Badge . 7l» . ' .4jl5 ; Secret Slerai 9J0 Penny to a Mllliort Womans Army Corps Explained be afforded this protection will b« on sale, with tha follow • 1I;0<1 Niletap Theatii 4J0 Outdoor Adventure Club \0M Widniiday Night Fights against damage to their records daily newspaper. 3:00 Mickey Mouse club ing booth chairmen; aprons, 10:45 Sports Spotlight and reputations. (.00 Stage 8 11 «0 Damon Bunyon Thiatir In his earlier association with Mrs. Marcus Gandossy Sr.; whita -BATUBtUV, NOVBMBKB 6 6:30 .Sportscope • Syd Jatfe U'JO Lei Petit and Mary Ford the , East Haven News, Mr, elephant, Mrs. Lewis Borden; 6:45 The News Today 11J5 Nitecep Thiatre hanitles and towels, Mrs. Ro(er -9:15 V.I. Wlianl 7«0 Mr. ' District Altoraay Stretch was editor of both the '9:43 Darker BUI; Callooiit '7:30 Pollllul Program IHUKiSUAV. NOVKMIIEBIO Christmas Lighls Branford Review and East Ha Brown; flower arrangements, 10:00 Bey Scout; Program 8:00 Poiftlril Program ven New, for a few weeks be Mrs. Arthur Rosenqulst; African '10:30 Wild Bill HIctib 8:13 T. B. A. 7K10 Good Merntng mm Connecticut UKW Loonry Tunea 8J0 Voice ot Firestone 9»0 Breakfast Playhouse To Clow Nov. 25 fore Jonathan Czar joinofl the violets, Mrs. Edwin Post; noval- 9:00 I Love Lucy UJO. Butlalo Bill. Jr. lOJO Yankea Peddlers . The NIellons Work Is under way to sot up East Haven News and separate tles, Mrs. Harris Anstey; candy, 12:00 Big TIP - 9J0 Medical Horltam 10:45 Window Shoppir Mrs. George Evarts; food, Mrs., . .1:00 Captain Midniiht 10:00 Studio One 11:30 Strlki II Rich editorial offices were established U:00 Douglas Falrhjn^s Prcsinb Christmas street lighting, it was Ernest Pemberton; parcel post, ' I'JO Uncle Jehnny Coins 12:00 This Judaism for the two weekly newspapers. . 2:tia Fuiura Film 11 JO Lee Paul and Mary Fir4 announced by Herman .Scharf of Mrs. Roland Robert, and wishing 1:00 Hm and Sign OH 12:15 Live of Life After attending Branford -•.4 JO Weilira Film 12 JO Search for Teaiomw well is in charge of the Sunday ' 5:00. to 'De Anniunccd 12:45 Guiding Light the East Haven Chamber ot schools he entered the Navy 6:00 Amos N' Anriv School. .'(JO Ad-iintum r I ,*;\ I CK PLANE 3.00 2.40 LO 2-2890. Basis, Consignments Accepted. family's been begging for? Macaroon Cups earn interest per annum Between 9 and 12 A. M. Tel. CH 8-4951 Because, at Christmas time, a portrait is a BOILDIXG, CONTRACTING 0-9 Distributors for Old Fashion Donuts SP^^AL «GOF8 21C BLUEBERRY PIE »»49. THE YESTERDAY SHOP The new perfume greeting and a gift that on/yyou can give ... and Sold On/y At Fuii National Stores GEORGE D. MAR.SH MORTGAGE RIONEY E-2 ANTIQUES from the FIRST! no other present will mean so much, for so many Apple Pie 5="" "'"^ ^'^"^ '^'^"" SPECIAL EACH 39c BUILDING FIRST MORTGAGES BOUGHT BOUGHT, SOLD, REPAIRED, HARDWARE sensation that makes you REFINISHED. tess! s>vs i and Sold. Loans, Refinancing. SARGENT prov6ealively precious. years. iSBSSS SSS'S 6-Ki and New Loans. Longbotham. 207 Free deliveries. & TOOLS Think of the ways a Portrait moy solve an in»- Cashmere Bouquet Soap Palmollve Soap g ^« CO.NTRACTING Orange St. Tel. LO 2-4815. One block before traffic light on THE NEW HAVEN SAVINGS BANK Try it and see! 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