Hagoraaa library 2«at Hoven.CoMM t'A'JB EIOHT THE BHANFOED REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1042 1 pledge nlle(i;iiin«e tn tlic Flap to Mr. Ralph Olcmont Miller, The OALE .- WEiaOLD Von Help Someone T-ou (if the United Stnle.i of Amcrieii, f iind to the Hcpubliu for which it WEDDINGS marriage took place In the chapel Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wclgold ot 28 With The Boys Legal Notice THE POCKETBOOK Know at Dow Field, Bangor ,Malne last Dorman J3trcet, New Haven, an sliindH;one Niltinn, indiviniJIilG, nounce the coming marriage of with ljil)crt.v and Jasliop for nil. Announces Engagement Tuesday afternoon at 6:30. The In The Service NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS "When You Give to the Mr. and Mrs, John Peterson ol ceremony was performed by the their daughter, Lucy Edith, to Her o/ KNOWLEDGE ^^^ bert Thomas Oale, son ot Mr. and U S 0 tE^ije Ptanforb EeiJietti Tcrhuho Ave., have announced the Episcopal Chaplain at the army Mrs. Alfred E. Gale, Burdett M. Page, son of Mr. and BOROUGH OF BRANFORD ciiBagomcnt of their daughter, Ber base. ' Mrs Stanley E. Page of 51 Francis AND EAST HAVEN NEV/S tha to Rudolph E. Johnson, son of The wedding will take place on Street, has gone to Maxwell Field, Notice Is hereby given to the tax- | FRIOE FIVE CENTS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson of Man Saturday, June 0, at 4 o'clock at the Ala,, as an aviation cadet. payers of the Borough ot Branford, Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, June U, 1942 chester. Ktng-Barlliolomcw homo of the bride's parents,,with resident -end non-resident, that VOL XV — NO. 8 Rev. Earlc Daniels of Colllnsvllle of Lieut. Sidney W. Noycs of Pino taxes at the rate of 2 mills on tho Sohlas^cl-Bloombcrg A home wedding took place Sat ficiating. The bride will bo given list of 1041 are due and payable on urday afternoon at 4 o'clock when Orchard, formerly a trust banker. Joseph Alfred Bloomberg ot 18 In marriage by her father. Is one of the hundreds of execu Monday, June 1, 1042. Taxes not Tower Second Rogers Street has announced the Miss Marjorle Bartholomew, daugh paid by July 1,1842, shall be subject Commencement Town Pledges Junior High Diplomas ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. LoRoy Bar Miss Anne Dale, sl/rter of the tives of specialized businesses and coming marriage of his daughter, bridegroom, will play.4 program of to Interest at the rate ot 5/10 of iGraduation Exercises Alice Helene to James Francis tholomew, of East Main Street, be Industries now'being trained at the nuptial music and D^ul Behler will new Air Corps Offlcors Training Ipno per cent for each month which In East Haven To Buy $170,568 To No Other Schlagol, son of Mr. and Mrs. John came the bride of Mr. O, Wendell shall elapse from the time It .shall Schlagol of East River on Saturday King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence' sing "Where'er You Walk" and "In School, MlamlBeach, Fla., to direct Distributed Tonight My Oardcn." admlnlstratlvcs and supply opera have become due and payable. (Rate I Held Wednesday Night June 27 at 4 P. M. In Tabor Luther King of Hotchkiss Grove. The cerc- of Interest—6% per year). High Tonight In War Bonds Says Blackwell an Church. menoy wos performed by the Rev. The brldo v/UI be gowned In white tions of the rapidly-expanding Ar taffeta with fingertip veil and will my Air Corps ground forces, I will be at the Town Hall every | Mliis Bloomberg has been ton- Charles R. Cooley ot Merlden, for day from 9:00 A. M. to 12:00 P. M. Theme of Exercises "Will Be with .seven canvassers .stUl to re Major Says Looa.l Observation By Milton P. Bradley deed live SUowerS: a kitchen by mer pastor of the Branford Con carry a modernistic arrangement In a slx-wecks'Jcourse of military i In School Auditorium Post Is Best He Has Ever In-^l of while carnations. and 1:00 P M. to 5;0O P. M and on ] "Youth in War and Peace" —' port on the campaign to secure War Mrs. Carl Dlehl of New Haven, gregational Church. Mr. Bartho Instruction and lihyslcal condition 'A Her maid of honor. Miss Marjorle ing, Llout Noycs, land other special Saturdays from 0:00 A. M. to 12:001 Principal Pagerstrom Issues Stamp and Bond Pledges the total speotod — Tower Uuiquo, sister of the bridegroom: a pyrox lomew sang "At Dawning." P. M., excepting Holidays. Musical Play Based on Boyhood and Youth of Lincoln shower by oflloe employees of War Miss Virginia Harrison ot East Tilling of New Haven, will wear Ists commissioned directly from cl lijoan Rosenthal, DorisT^U^^d Tessi. H^^^^^^^^ List of Graduates, number of pledges received Is 1700, Alice Blue chiffon and carry pastel vlllan life willIbe prepared to take C. A. TERHUNE, Residents ot the town haye pledg The Branford observation post Given As Part of Graduation Exercises — Honor ner & Whiting In Pine Orchard Haven was maid of honor, Collector of Taxes where the bride to bo Is employed; Miss Virginia Williams ot Bran- blossoms. over executive duties In Air Corps ' 4 Three Highest Honor Pupils — Kot^yf'|'^^t;^^°"°^^ "Youth In War and Pence" will ed to purchase $170,508 worth ot was Inspected by Major Blackwell Students Named. a bathroom shower by Mrs, Wal ford and Miss Dona Chumsoro of Carrying out a pastel arrange maintenance that parallel the re be the theme ot the sixth annual bonds during the next twelve and a staff ot enlisted personnel 1 Be It ordained by the Warden and ' ''^ Go to Chines Baldwin, Jr^^andDonsPolast^ from the First Fighter Command on Principal Clarence C. TownsUnd ter Miller of New Haven, aunt of New York acted as ribbon bearers. ment, Linda Whltcher, flower girl, sponsible positions they held In graduatioo n exercises a_t. East Ha M months. This means that every man Miss Bloomberg; linen shower, Mrs. Elliot Brand ot New Haven served will be In pink organdie and will commerce and Industry. Burgesses ot the Borough of Bran > Mendelssohn's Festival March by Tuesday afternoon. . will present Junior High School pli- ford In meeting duly convened and ven HlEh School, Thursday. Speak-L^o„,^^„ and child of Branford's 8000 The Major told Chief Observer Branford One plls for graduation this evening and Leslie Hart and Miss Edith Ander at best man, Clifford and LoRoy carry a basket of pastel Hlled flow His wife, Mrs. Clara Smith Noyes, ', the school orchestra opened Senior Sergeant Gives ers win be Edward Carey, Dolores • . . ^_. son; and a greenback shower, Mrs. Bartholomew, brothers ot the bride, ers. assembled: t graduation exercises Wednesday population would be buying $21 Robert Gate that tho post was one Milton P. Bradley, chairman of tho Is now at Pine Orchard. Hagerty and Ruth Judge. Carl Mangs of Indian Neck Avenue. were ushers. One ot the six ribbon bearers, Every person, firm, corporation, '•, evening In the high school audltor- worth if it worked out on.a popu ot the best he had ever Inspected Of 108 Towns Board ot Education will present the or par.tnershlp owning or In charge Inspiring Talk Other speakers will be: lation average basis. Mr. and Mrs. King left on an un Bobby Wclgold, will dress In a white Bruno MarlnelU of Silver street - lum. Invocation followed by the and that the arrangement ot the diplomas. Benediction will be by ot any place within the Borough Class President Francis Callahan, Breaking down the lotal-ot $170,- observation tower iltsclt was second Mrs, Charles Carlson of Monto announced wedding trip. • suit with a blue bciutonnlore. Oth was homo last week end from Nlan- I Rev. Alfred W. Jones. who will welcome the audience, and Giving Talks the Rev. Kenneth Brookes and invo wcsc Street has announced the ers win be Florence and Ruth Betz of Branford where meals or food or Doris Angela Polastrl gave the To Observers 508 the average pledge would bo to none. cation by the Reverend Edward J. tlc, whore he Is attending military drinks are prepared for, or fur Fred Pommer, who will present the $100 per person for the 1700 signers. marriage of her daughter, Ida Dahl- ot Stratford, Edna Winters, Barba police school, i:! ' 1 \ salutatory address which was fol- Mr. Catc feels that credit for the Dcmenske . Beldlng-IIastlngs nished to, human being's, or having class gift to the school. Actually the totals read; we,ekly success of the post Is largely due to Mrs. James Itowlund Angell, di qulst, to Mr. Ted Casey, son of Mrs. ra Whltcher and Claire Mason ot ; lowed by a song "Send Out Thy About 250 observers attended a Principal William E. Fngerstrom The graduates are as follows: In possession or being responsible purchases $1880.80; rh o n t h 1 y the co-operation and tireless efforts rector of Organization for the Con Thomas Casey. On Saturday afternoon. May 10, New Haven, whose pastel dresses Mr. and Mrs.'NlchoIas Huzar of ' Light" by the class. meeting of the sub-district in Gull- has announced the following list ot Harriet RoscUa Altermatt, Robert will bo similar, and who v/lU wear for any garbage, shall cause such $4008.40; every two months, $193.75; ot his staff. Tho deputy chief obser at 2 o'clock In the Old Stone Laurel Hill have with them their Essays were given by Nancy Leo lord Tuesday evening. This sub- graduates: every S months, $125.00; yearly,.! sumer Committee ot the State De Joseph Barba, Mary Eliza Barnes, wristlets ot small blossoms. garbage to be placed In suitable vers Mrs. Flanders Smith and Mrs. Margaret Kearney Baxtor, Mao I>r(i|lo-I)onofrio Church, East Haven, Miss Doris Le- son, Peter, of the Navy. water-tight covered metal vessels. nard Fitzgerald, "outh Hostelling"; district .Includes the observation James Anasta.>ila, Albert Ander $9300; at once, $3918.75 and occa Robert Gate have charge of the wo- fense Council, announced today The marriage of Miss Julia Mary noro Hastings, daughter of Mr. and From Seabrlng, Pla., Sgt. John Barbara D e U g ht • Wells "The son, Merrill Atwood, James Bay sionally, $1056.25. mens sections and Irwin Morton, that a total of 108 ot the 160 towns Leonard Beamon, Blaine; Audrey In some part of his, her, its, or posts In Guilford. Budard, Palriola Burr Bergen, Er k Donofrlo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Charles Hastings of 91 Bristol Lagerval ot Brockton, Mass., will Past Commander Ernest L. Pem tholr premises convenient for re Church In This Emergency"; Carol lor, Muriel Beebe, Doris Blokland, Last month's sales were $45,380 Flanders Smith, Fred BUcker and come to be his boyhood chum's The meeting was presided over by In tho Stnto now are ootlvcly as nest Bcnardo,E. Louise Btanchini; Nicholas Donofrlo of Silver Street, ^Street, was married to Mr. Everett berton of Harry A. Bartlett Post 89, moval, and shall not mingle, or ignated by the Warden or Burgess Mrs. Frederic R. Murray of Mon Josephine Bradley, "Education in Lillian Blokland, Albert Bourget, with an additional sum of $25,000 Raymond Plnkham have the men [Brown Bcldlng, son of Mr. and Mrs. best man. Major Blackwell and enlisted men Marilyn Bradley, Hazel Buchanan, sisting In the Committee's program Francis Fatsy Btondella, Raymond and Anthony Proto son of Mrs. Adc has accepted ,a;qommlsslon as first cause or allow to be mingled, any es of said Borough place said con towese Street has been attending This Emergency"; Patricia Jane from the First Flight Command. purchased by fhe Branford Federal and boys section. line Proto of Saltpnstall Avenue, Ernest Belding of 07 San ford Street, Mrs. Wclgold will wear a gown ot her class reunion at Mount Holyoke Boutelle, "Leisure Time In This Lillian Burgess, Francis Callahan, Savings and Xioan Association, In addition Mr. Morton was of through tho medium of local sub- Joseph Bonql, Nancy Rae Boutelle, In lieutenant In the Army Air Corps- sucli garbage with ashes, store tainers wltli such household rub The principal speaker was Sergt. Edward Carey, Natalia Crlsbn, Fair Haven, was solemnized In St, East Haven. Rev, William West aquamarine jersey with a corsage ot sweepings, rubbish, or any other College, South Hadley, Mass. Emergency; Beryl Mae Sullivan, One matter has already arisen great help to the chief observer in 'comnilttees. Grant A. Brlggs, William Ohrlsholm performed the ceremony, which was He will report to Washington. bish, ashes, bottles or tin cans William Stockman who explained Muriel Carter, Emma Cefarelll, Mary's Church Saturday morning at yellow roses, waste materials, therein, at tho street line ot said "Branford in This Emergency." which materially effects sales. Ot designing the post, the construction '• The rapid expansion In the num Calabrese, Robert W. Carlson, Helen 10 o'clock by the Rev. Edmund A. followed by a reception In the Mrs. Gale will dress In sheer very lucidly just what happens at Anne Ciopryna, Robert Coo, Ruth Elizabeth Clglch, Rose Ann Clmlno, Said -garbage shall be separately premises, land, house or apartment . Others were: Anne Margaret the filter board when observers the $170,588 pledged by Branford's ot which is unique. ber ot local Consumer Committees Cotter, bride's home. printed Swiss'with pink hat. Her Frank Prosprltoh of Granite Bay Cook, Jime Cornell ,arace Daum, residents a large proportion of that Donata ClriUo, Edward Albert Cobko, was home from Monmouth, New removed in water-tight covered re for removal by such contractor or Gale, "Blossom and Fragrance"; phone An reports ot flights. Eugene DeFiUppo, William Dick, Wlicre most observation towers ;—whose mission It Is to advise the Albert Proto of New Haven served The bride, who was given in mar corsage will match the shade ot contractors as may be appointed by Charles Herbert Baldwin, Jr., "De will be deducted In New Haven fac have a shelter in the center and a public on how to buy wisely and kathryn Leona Cosgrove, Qoorgn C. riage by her father, had as her at flowers oh her hat. Jersey, for the week end. He Is in ceptacles or carts not loss than Sergt. Stockman is a very inter Edward Doheny, James Farquhar- tories on. a payroll basis. Branford i^s his brother's best man, the Warden and Burgesses of said mocracy, Must Be Handed Down." esting speaker and left observers cat walk around, which means there well In the face ot growing shbrt- fcostello, Alice Mar|o Daley, Gerol-- , After the ceremony a wedding tendant Miss Eleanor Bcldlng, a sis the signal corps. three times a week from June 1 to Special Offer .son, Patricia Fitz-Patrlck, Dorothy loses that credit. It la therefore Mr. Gale attended Wesloyan Unl October 1 in ' each year and not Borough. • Pauline Elizabeth Dunbar played i«ith a much better idea ot the na |Pitzsimmons,.Dorothy Flynn. are certain blind spots, the Bran ages and how to take care of the dine Ruth Debay, Eleanor bolgrego, breakfast was held at the bride's tor ot the bridegroom. Mr. Victor verslty and Is a member ot Phi 81 urged that everyone, so tar as Is ford observation tower has tho shel things thoy now have—was attribu Evelyn P. Dennlsbn, Salvatore Paul Jensen • of Hamdon was the best Robert Myers, son ot Mr. and Mrs. less than twice a week from Octo The removal, disposition, and/or FOR A SHORT TIME a piano selection, "Autsehwung," ture and Importance ot observation Carmella Gambardella, Marcus home, followed by a reception tor fraternity. Tho brldo Is a gradu and.Joan Phillips Kosenthal was possible, purchase bonds locally. ter underneath a top deck from ted to a growing demand on the Donadio, Elmt'ra Jane DooUttlc, lihc Immediate families at San man, and the ushers were Mr. Rob Max Myers, who summers at Short ber-1 to June 1 in each year by destruction ot said garbage, house work. Gandossy, Edward Glerlng, Her ate of HlUhouso.. hold rubbish, ashes, bottles, or tin ONLY valedictorian. which there Is unoccupied vision part of tho people for" such infor Gladys Mao Edwards, Charles Jay Remb's In Momauguln. ert Walker Spier ot Garden City, Beach, Is stationed at Tampa, Fla. such contractor or contractors as • Another feature was movies ot bert Qenewlnkel, Theodore Grand- from every direction. Guests are expected from Tor- may be appointed by the- Warden cans, shall bo In the least offensive • John Olejarczyk, president ot the several Engish observation posts mation. , , Estcrby, Caroline Roso Flnncran, Mr. and Mrs. Proto loft for a wed L, I„ and Mr, Harold W. Parrltt. shaw, Philip GrJtnn, Dolores Hag There Is an all weather phone on rlngton, Massachusetts, Maine, Ver ISrolhors in llhc Armed I^orccs and Burgesses ot said Borough. and most sanitary manner possible. senior' class, presented the class operating under actual air raid con erty, Barbara Hall, Walter Hanley, The ^ork of tho Cbmmlttco, head Jerome Edword , Garrlty, . Dowoy ding trip to New York. Mrs Burtord Klmborly wos the mont and New Jersey. School Board this top deck so that the observer soloist. of the U. S. A. Every person, firm, corporation, Any person, firm, or corporation gift and John Molddern, president ditions including the shooting down Mildred Hcmstead, Joseph Hlckoy, ed here by Mrs. DoLoss Blanchard Ghlroll, Mary", Elizabeth Gordon, Upon their return they will reside The couple will make their home ot "the junior class, acknowledged of a Junkers bomber. who Is'making tho report can watch and Mrs. Ernest Craig, sho explain Joseph Gross, Stephen Adams Han- In Sallonstall Avenue ,Falr Haven, The couple left for a trip to New Widows Son Lodge or partnership owning or in charge who shall • violate any provision Rayrridrid Hogan, Charles Hol- the night of planes as he is talking In Rockland poi-k. Private George D. Blrbarle, of any premises, land, house, or hereof shall be , fined not more the'gift. Attending from here were: brook, Calvin lezzl, Jean Ingham, To Transfer od, falls within two main categor- churuch• • , Ruth AverlU . Harrison, York City. They will make their to the filter board and give intorma- les. First Is the distribution ot up- Donald Francis GIgney, Betty Evan- home In Manchester after June 15, For travellng'the bride hos chO' Battery H, 208th Coast Artillery, apartment where household rub than $50.00 for each offense. • Principal Clarence C. Tbwnsend Grace Hunter, Winifred Curtlss; Edward Jarmle, Virginia Jaspers, MillcrTOooko son blue with ivljtto accessories and ' presented the class and Milton P. Olive Fallon, Vivian BUcker, Bea lion at the very last seoonld. to-tho-minutb marketing advlbo gollno Hlnohol, William Joseph Hin- , Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis Cooke Mr. Belding Is amilated with the A. A., APO 922, care of Postmaster blsh, ashes, bottles, or tin cans ac Borough ot Branford, Evelyn Johnson, Ruth Judge, Rita a red rose corsage. Bradley, chairman ot the Board ot trice Kelsey, Dorothy Olivo, Mar eKlly, Helen Keycs, John Kornlt- Some Pupils The einclenoy in operalon has through daily newspaper releases chey, Terence Kllbourno Hopkins, of Short Beach announce the mar United Aircraft Division ot Pratt San Francisco, Cal. cumulate or having in possession R. EDWIN MADDERN, shown further marked Improvement and Wliltney In East Hartford. First Lieut. Hollls N. Huglns, C, E. •. or being responsible for any house Warden. Educatlop,,presented the diplomas. guerite Baldwin, Ella Closson, Euth sky, Phoebe Lang, Jane Leary, RlnVn'thf. nonolntmont as instruc-1 a""! radio programs; Second is the Arthur Joseph Howe, Richard Lewis riage of their daughter, BllUo Louise, Benediction was by the Rev. Pr. Eo- Evls, Betty Rathbun, Katherlne Condnued on page four At is June meeting in the high sinctors e ofth Mre appointmen, CrrrFteaeniut as Instrubs Mis-s circulation of general consumer m- Jackson, Nancy Sawyer • Jncocks BE PHOTpORAPHEDI Police and Prison Office, hold rubbish, ashes, bottles or tin school Thursday night, the Board of Evangeline L. Joyner, Edword Anyone who lias been qualified A.F.R.C;, Fort Knox, Kentucky. muiid A. Cotter. Cream, Alice Houde, Marjorle Pur- ST^acJaTlndM"sAr^hor formation throug. „h aftillated subsub-- Evangeline L,. Joyner, Edw^rc cans, shall cause such house house Icell, • Margaret Montellus,, Emily Education adopted a redlstrlcting I Thomas,Kobak, Viola p. Kopjanskl, ' for Civilian Dofehse work and who Corp. Roger A.tKelsey, hold rubbish, ashes, bottles, or tin Shorthand, Typewritine:, Book ,j?3'pl»arleS^,Baldwln,. Jr., and Doris ,nian to reJlexiprewjRlay?43*!8ja^^ commlttecp, other women's organi- has not been photographed Is urg Headquarter.'! jBattery, lOOth Field keeping,., Accounting, Business 'L!^ltiat£UjrtlU%»tothelr_.name en-l Eckstroin,.,Pranccs Johanijes, Anna KKtloiV,'Btttte"and Countj^ "orannlvto- PAGE EXPRESS CO. cans, to be placed In suitable and Karlowlchl'Mary' SliiSeyj'Rfith Cbx, certain schools. The Jtndtari Neck Some srnrirar"methoa''of a.wlsftinee' ed i'p bE at the M.I.F. Tuesday oi Artll., Camp Shelby, Miss. strong containers and shall once a Administration, Dictaphone, graved "on"the Rotaii-y'Shlfe'w. -Thei NeedLaughter^ 4th Grade will be transferred to will soon be provided for the men tlons and workers, grange units grade Macaltis, Dorothy Bbso Mlha- Wednesday evening ' from 7 to 0 First Sergt. John M. Schwanfelder I HarvardBobk Award went to Odrt Anne Horton, Eunice Mills,' Marlon and other professional, social and Dav^d J. Evivrts, Prop. week on such' day as may be des Comptometer, Day and Evening Btannard, Elizabeth Nicholas. Laurel Street School, and pupils ot on night watches . llch, Margaret M. Morawsklj Rcso This may be the last opportunity Battery H., 208th Coast Artillery, Sessions. Co-educational. Enter I Marsh, and Barbara Wells was glv- Grades 1, 2 and 3 from the Mill religious groups. Mary MorglUo, Joan Margaret Nor- Daily Insured Service Botvtreon for photographing free ot charge. A. A., San Francisco, Cal. I en a scholarship to Larson Junior Mr. and Mrs. John Buck, Mr. and Kevin Kemble In connection with this work the Short Beach'for a few days, has at any time. Mrs. Rudolph Kneuer, Mr. and Mrs. Plain and Post Road area who now rls, Emily Elizabeth Nygard, Elea Private Carl E. Skomars, returned to Bangor, Me. SOLD AT ALL > College. attend Harrison Avenue School will first of a Borlos of, five meetings nor Burploe Padziriskl, rtands M. NEW HAVEN ~ BKANFOED — aUILFOED — STONE COLLEGE Samuel Beach, Mr. Mrs. Elmer A. win be hold ot the Community 337th Air Base Squadron, MunicI DRUG STORES 1 Honor pupils were: ' ' Pearson. Tells Rotary be transported to Indian Nock. It Is Tax Collector Palala, Theresa Panaronl, Maria pal Airport, Miami, Fla. 129 Temple St., Nevir Haven First honor, Joan Philips Rosen- Hou.se, Friday at 2 P. M. The sub MADISON — CLINTON ' Frank Page of Church Street has Mrs. Harold E. Smith, Mrs. Paul anticipated that pupils ot Indian Pepe, William Dwlght Plnkham, Jr., BUSINESS Capt.. WInthrop H. Towner , » been moved from Camp Croft, S. ' thai; second honor, Doris Angela At the Rotary Club's luncheon Neck whowlli be transferred " to jects will be Price Control and Ceil Ernest Po'/,zl, Rudolph John Pra T()!) Maplo Sircct, Briinl'ora Air Reserve,.Wright Field, Day J Polastrl; third honor, Tessle Rose Bussman, Mrs. John Sllney, Mrs. TellsOfWork ings; Care and Repair of Electri C, to Fort DCvens, Mass. John Waters. meeting Monday, Mr. Prank Blge- Laurel Street and'who'live between hovic, Mary Therese Purcell, Nellie JSninl'onl 588-;i New Haven 6-'l9]0 ton, Ohio. •'• i. • DRINK Harosklevlcz; and Nancy Leonard low of the M.I.F- Company, intro Indian l^feck School and the Center cal and Gas Applances., H. Rthbun, Margaret Morse Bathke, DIRECTORY § Fitzgerald, James Joseph Mellor, Homer Cuslc, Charles Close, John can be transported. June 10th, 2 P. M.—Saving, Core, Isabella Robertson, Irene K. Rogers, Gerardo Giordano, son of Mr. Baldwin, Kenneth Johnson, How duced the guest speaker, Mr. Kevin In Town Hall Charles Morawsky loft yesterday and Mrs. Genoroso Giordano of Anna "Virginia Raymond, Anna Ste Kemble. Mr Kemble, an Anglo- All pupils of Grades 4. 5 and 6 Buying ot Clothes and Fabrics. Roso Marie Rovaldl, Belly Hunter morning. He has enlisted In the phanie Dykun, Joyce Dolores Pagel, ard Young, Jr., Philip Bulger; M. W. American actor of considerable note, June 20lh, 2 P. M.—Conserve Samson, Barbara Mac Sclarlnl, Wal THE RtDE EXCHANGE Why not have your typewriter and Montowese Street, who enlisted In Edwards, Arthur Hollmann, J. R, coming to school on the Branford Speaking at the A.ssoclatcd Busi •".••• • \ adding machine equipment placed Coast Guard. tho Navy, left Friday for tho New Donald David Kissell, Carol. Jose who win play many of the leading Hills bus will attend Laurel Street ness of Branford meeting Thurs that Food by Canning; July 2nd, 8 ter Jo,scph Smith, Betty Jane Stark, Wo will run tree inlvcrllHumoulH the next fow wopks for those phine Bradley, .Tohn Frederick Cell, Paul Kunde, R. W. Plumbley, roles at the Stony Creek Theatre School next year instead ot Har P. M.—Tips tor the Meat Budget; Donald E. Stevens, Blanche o; St. li) first class condition? Our fully port Training station. John Qulnn, Hugh Retsbeck, Robert day evening at Howard Jolmson's who oiUiur want ii rido or have room in their curs for extra ricl- equipped service department will Raymond F. Gay ot Stony Creek Smith,. Thure Parks Poison, Anne this summer, spoke on "Theatre and bor Street School as at present. Tax Collector Charles Terhune told July 9th, 2 P. M.—Nutrition. Louis, Arthur Vedder Symonds, Jane I Ritchie. The War Morale." Louise Thompson, Ruth Irene uva," ;• . do this work promptly and efflol- expects to leave soon tor Coast Ar James Hopper, Meadow Street has Margaret Gale, Beryl Mae Sullivan, All pupils ot Grades 4, 5 and 0 ot the duties ot his office, touch ontly and furnish, without charge, tillery service at Fort Monroe. left the employ of the Branford SINCE 1897 Barbara Delight Wells, Pauline El He jpened the lecture by briefly who now come to Canpe Brook Thompson, Lutlna Cornelia Van ing on Old Age taxes, back taxes, Wllgren, Douglas Charles Welch, ''I'lio numlicr of ndvcrlisenionta may lie small but wo imagine loan machines. Ralph Miller, who has been in Bank .to enter the service next week. Enduring The Test of Time Izabetli Dunbar, Patricia Jane Bou stating how, from the beginning ot School on the Brushy Plan bus auto, liens, and Borough and Prop thai soinu will be I'ortlicdming durini; the next few woolen. 1'ho telle; Ruth Elizabeth Berqulst, Bea: its history, the summer theatre af win be transferred' to Laurel Street Waterbury Man John Richard Whlteomb, Bruce RELIANCE TYPEWRITER 00. Captains Name erty taxes. He also told ot pressure Hunter Williams. slbKiur of the "Hide Exohungo" is NHViilR LEAVE TOWN trtce: Elizabeth Linden, Stephen forded the much needed personal School. ot duties which could be reduced C. B. GUY, Mgr.. contact between the theatre players WITH A VACANT SEAT IN YOUil CAR. Robert Kobak, John Victor Olejar USO Workers On promotion day Friday, June by slight adjustments in due dates, Receives Call Telephone 7-2738 czk, Shirley Jerle Knowlton, Charles and the audience Itself. Today, 12, OS soon as report cards are Miss Bertha Erick.son, also ot the lERES ONE COAT MAGIC | Herbert Baldwin, Jr., Irene Frances however, the theatre, is sorhewhat given out. all pupils will go to their Jl'yuu jiliin lo go somewhere IIIIB coming wook, send in lui Ex- 109 Crown Street Now Haven The USO War Fund campaign In tax office, spoke briefly ot the de At a meeting of Church mem Zaoher, Antoinette J. Swlrskl, Adele Imperilled by hardships placed upon new schools for home room assign bers following the morning ser Speaker Shows chHiigi) lul, tolling whore you want to go, and your lelophoim Branford Center will be conducted it by legitimate war-time restric tails Involved in the required set for Fwiiituse, Walk, Woodwoik i • '^BEVERAGES Bedlont, Shirley Kathryn O'Neill ments. of bookkeeping and agreed with vices In the First Congregjitlonal iuiiubor. "We'll run tho ml, and iiovhuijs through it you'll looulo r 42-lnoh Apron Sink and Tubs com and Katherlne Ann Prahovic. by the following workers: William tions, but this "vital relationship be A delegation from the Senior Church Sundivy, it was decided Have Set A Higher Standard of Quality Kremser, Montowese Street; Robert Mr. Terhune that some duplication New Specimens ,s()me6iic\vho i.s going to the same place tho saiiie day. Got logoth- plete with enamel legs, $41.95. All Class officers were: President, tween actors and audience Itself en Class ot the high school, which In to call the Rev, Matthew O. Mad L. Richardson, Montow'ese Street; sures its survival. cluded Mrs. Florence T. Royal, of work, required by law, could be er with them, iind siivo gas and tires. Lot us repeat, tlfo iid will ; types of steel kitchen cabinets In Buy a can oS CgUPp) John Olejarczyk; "Vice-President, overcome only by action ot the Leg den, of Waterbury, as minister ot The Executive Board meeting of stock. Cabinet sinks, range boil Mrs. Guy Barker, East Main Street; In this present position. Mi'. guidance advisor. Principal Clar the church. Mr Madden who has the Branford Garden Club was bo run free (luring the next few weeks. Here nro afow nds: Ernest Genrlch; Secretary, Barbara Mrs. Gladys Pratt, Klrkham Street; islature. ers, furnaces and radiators. DUCO today! Wells; and Treasurer, Charles Mon- Kemble reasoned, the theatre Is ex ence C. Townsend, President John been minister ot the Mill Plain held Friday, at 1:30 In thi? home WANTED ~ Someone traveling THE CONN. PLUMBING Si HEAT Charles Bedlent, Palmer Road; Mrs. pressing its vital necessity and Olejarszyk, Charles Montellus, Er It was voted to send delegates Church, Waterbury six years will ot Mr, Grace R. Hunter of Pleas I HAVE room for throe commut telius. Walter Deion, Laurel Street; Mrs. to Now Haven dally, through or ers to Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, ING MATERIALS CO. Anybody can get a fine job with adaptability in. two ways. The first nest Genrlch and Barbara Welles, to see each group of draftees oft arrive In Branford to take up his ant Point Road. It was voted to from QuUtord, willing to share 1730 State Street New Haven DUCO! Comes in glossy white and Maurice Dahl, Harrison Avenue.; is civilian: the part is has in main asked permission to install the to Induction in the future. Five duties here on the first Sunday in resume the garden table In the li Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. Duncan Beach, Chestnut, Ivy and car or expenses. Arrive In New to 5:30 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to a full range of jewel-like colors. It PLAN "INCIDENTS" taining morale, which has at times class gift to the school in a suitable dollars was voted to the Branford September. Mr. Madden is married brary on which different Iwoks . Phone 6-0028 Silver Streets; Julius Zdanowlcz, been emphasized by the Prjsident place. Haven 8:30 a.m. and leave at 0 1 p.m. Tol. Guilford ISO, brushes out smooth and easy—fast! FOR SATURDAY "Visiting Nurse Association. and. has one daughter. He Is a and periodicals will be kept from Main Street; Harry Johnson, West and Mrs. Roosevelt The second is Miss Mary Callahon was engaged The secretary was directed to ask graduate of the Yale Divinity time to time. p.m. Tel. Guilford 5B7. No laps, no brush marks. It dries FOR SALE — Family size ice box Main Street. the support the theatre is giving to under a special contract to run the the Selectmen to make an effort school. Mrs. Frank Lowe, chairman of the rapidly to a sparkling hard surface Rev. Kenneth Brookes of Stony LEAVING Indian Neck 7:30 a.m. suitable for shore cottage. Good Help In the Present Emergency Creek and Norman Bowne ot Short Harold G. Baldwin, Bradley Ave .the U.S.O. Camp Shows both in high school cafeteria in place ot to have a flag on tho Green tor Rev. George D. Owen, acting civic committee, ahnounced that for New Haven, return leaving N. YOUR AD GOES HERE Condition. $5. Branford 715-2. that's as easy to clean as a china Beach, air raid wardens tor those nue; Sidney V. Osborn, Church and [.raising money and Jh taking active Miss Alice Pond, resigned. Miss Alice Flag Day. minister of the First Congregational the window boxes at the C()mmun-\ - Hayon 5:00 p.m. Saturdays leave plate. Try it and see! -— '• districts expect to have their hands Meadovj Streets and Wilford Ave part In the shows themselves. In Warner was reappointed as clerk to Another bit of business transact Church, will remain in Branford Ity House had been filled with nue; Mi's. Charles Close, West Main this way, people in Branford and N. Haven 12 noon, Phone Bran- WANTED — Lady, with ear/ for full after 3:30 Saturday when they the superintendent and Miss Eleanor ed was to forward a letter to tlje until August 1 during which month plants, also, that shrubs had been ford 908. stage a series of tour or five "inci Street; Miss Natalie Hylehskl, Hill other .t.owns, by supporting the the Olson as clerk to the principal at Board of Finance requesting that union services will be held In the given to the different gas stations SALESMAN — Would exchange part-time evening work, 4 eve 87^PT . Save Discarded Paper side Avenue; Flanders Smlfh, Aver- atre are not only giving of money nings per week, $5 per evening. DUGO dents" involving wardens, casualty salaries ot $1,300 and $900 respec future meetings be given 'npwspd- First Baptist Church, ot the town, Mrs John H.'Birch, rides from .Foxon to Hartford RXa. U. I. rA1. OFF* stations, nurses and vlctums. ill Place; Mrs. Theresa H.- Sllney, and reaping enjoyment, but in ad tively. chairman on conservation,' urged dally. Address Box 47 Address Box 47, Branford, Conn. Cherry Hill, Cherry and' Lincoln per publicity and that they be held PACKAGES MUST BE CLEAN AND In order that Defense Council dition are helping to engender a everyone to,destroy ragweed, YOUR AD GOES HERE June 4-11-18 The EasMBst'to-Use> Enamel | Streets; Mrs. John R. Waters, .spirit of support for the man in the In the Court I^Jom, the Idea being offlclals may be on hand to witness thati the public would feel more Mrs, Donald Sawtelle, 'ehalrmdn SECURELY TIED Rogers Street; Harry Brazeau, Ter- uniform. They are actually giving CHAIRMAN ASKS Federal Stamp of. the program, committee. Intro CHILDREN cared for — 7 a.m. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiR activities the report center at the hune Avenue and Indian Neek Ave free to attend these gatherings. WANTED — To exchange rides police station will not be In opera part of themselves towards over duced the speaker'of the afternoon, to 7 p.m.; Short Beach, $1 daily. nue; Miss Martha Duddy, Harding coming the problem which taces us FOR MORE BOYS e The next meeting will be Sept or win take passengers to New tion but zone wardens homes will ember 3 at the OaslS;_^The door For Auto Tax Alex Cummlngs of the Bristol nurs Haven, six days a week. Leave You bring and call for them. WE WILL COLLECT Aveniie; Mrs. Leonial E. Rice, Mill all today AS MESSENGERS eries. He spoke on "BOBOS" and Practical Nurse. Branford 234-3. The Hamilton Shops be operated as report centers. Continued On Page Four prize was given by Mrs. Sal Pe Guilford 11:15 p.m., leave New 36 Eades Street Telephone 563 (but cannot pay when coUeotions are made) For the first time, locally the Red Mr. Ronald T. Hammond, Director trlllo. , Now On Sale brought to the meeting many beau Haven 8 a. m. Phone Guilford LET'S HELP SAVE Cross committee on information will ot tho Stony Creek Players then Boy Scouts, 14 and over are elig tiful specimens of new ra>ies, He 123-2 LOST—Bank Book No. 10518. If be in operation. Mrs. Constance spoke a few words at the request of ible to serve as messengers for Civil said that the secret of raising good GAS AND TIRES A.CCIDENTS LOWER ian Defense under the chairmanship The five-dollar federal automobile found return to Branford Savings Meyer, chairman, will open head the President; He expressed his WILBUR F. DAVIS tax stamps went on sale at the roses Is careful feeding, early sprayi Bank. • 5-14,28, 6-11 |. *rhe World's News Seen Through WE WILL PAY quarters .In both communities to do eagerness to perfect an arrange of Eugene Alexander. Other boys Ing and the necessity ot keeping the THAN LAST YEAR 16 to 21 are ellblble. Boys must have Wilbur P. Davis, 54 former, judge post offices here yesterday. It is such jobs as uniting distracted fam. ment whereby the army selectees Indicated that possession of the bushes watered'. Amwcrs to 'IT'S TIME YOU KNEW" by Lawrence LOST—Bank Book No. 8333. If THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR 40 cents a hundred for newspapers or •would be able to get complimentary wrlten consent of parents. ot Merlden court and until recently magazines brought to our office • illes and giving out information of The following Is a comparative re [chaU'man ot the Third Congressional stamp should be necessary tor get found return to Branford Savings An International Daily Newspaper that nature. port ot automobile accidents here tickets to the theatre while on leave. As soon as enough boys enroll a ting new gasoline rationing cards. There is a old Army legend that if you miss death narrowly in Bank. 5-14,28, 0-U is Truthful—Conatructivc—Unbiased—Free .from Sensational- The meeting adjourned with the 22 hour course will be arranged District's Draft Appeal Board died DRAFTEES LEAVE iam — Editoriala Arc Timely .and Instructive, and lu Daily for the first five months of the Sunday following an Illness of sev The new Stamp will cover the your first fight, you will never be killed in battle! i year. club giving a rising vote of thanks which will Include 'air raid warden A group ot draftees loft early this LOST — Pass Book No. 11873. It Fcaturca, Toscthcr with the Wcc''ty Magaztne Section, Make PUPILS RECITAL to the guest speaker, Mr. Kemble. work, first aid, and physical devel eral months, He was the father of fiscal year beginning July 1 and will A pursuit ship has the advantage of much greater maneuvera the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home. The Tenth Annual Recital of the 1039 1940 1941 1942 Mrs. Morse Curtis of this place. replace the existing stamp issued on n)ornlng, by private cars, for in* _ found risturh to Branford Savings 7 13 12 16 The following members ot the opment. It Is hoped that three ductlon into service. bility. "S Bank.' 5-7, 21; 6-4 The Christian Science Publishing Society ' "Wliyte School ot Dancing will be Jan classes can be formed In town. Funeral services were held Tues February 1 and for which owners Feb , 10 8 10 9 club attended the Charter Night paid $209, It is serially numbered One, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts THE BRANFORD REVIEW given June 26 at 8:16 P. M. in the Available boys are asked to con day afternoon in Merlden ; "Mata Hari" is not a man-made timepiece like a Bulova Watch. Price ?12.00 Yearly, or #1.00 a Month, East Haven High School auditorium. Mar 5 16 11 5 of the Wilton Club: Charles E. Be has spaces on the back for record MORE MEASLES • In Malayan, "Mata Hari" means "Eye of the Day"—the Sun! LOST — Pass Book No. 11937. It tact Mr. Ale:{ander at the center, A Pine Orchard resident he was found return.to Branford Savings Saturday Issue, including Magazine Seccion, $Z.60 a Vear. Apr . 10 7 4 5 dlent, John E., Bralnerd, the Rev. ing the make, model, serial number Twenty-one cases of measles were '• (They lielicve that this eye opens each morning and closes each Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 25 Cents. 13 8." rrcueiiiFrederic: Murraymuiiay, aS.. V... t^ouv/,..Osborn, War.»i-1513-3l . Jamcs Laird, 1297 registering active as a director of the chapel Bank . 6-7,21; 6-4 HOTEL OPENS May . 13 8 Association and was a membe.r pt and. slate license' number, of the reported here for the week ending evening and regulate their movements by these events). Natne . , ter H. Palmer, Dr. N. A. Sharp and for Stony Creek or Francis T. Corn- ,vehicle. June 8. . ' ,v Branford 400' • At Stony Creekt the Indian Point Harry H.JohJuon. I merford 151-13 at Short Beach. the club. Barn owls swallow their prey whole, then disgorge the parts they LOST—Banlt Book No. 8307, It Hou5e has opened tor the season. Totals . 45 42 50 43 I •• ...:' can't'digest. " ~- ' - ' ": found return to Branford Savings SAMPLE COPY ON REQUEST Bank. ' 5-14,28, 8-11
••t. ^^>; .vj- «,.^. J, f * «. 4 *, fhX, A,^,A\AJkAAA,^^ AJb/>A,f» Ji A.:..^ •• ^v.^^, ^••' •*• \ THE BRAKFORP S^VjIEW, THURSDAY, JUKE 11, 104g PAOE ViniEE JPAOE TWO THE BRANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1042 •Heforo thnt, for Inniilredsi of Servicemen Use .vcnrs, l)r(ive colors flontcd 'Jrolri QUIT YER SHOVIN'I SHORT BEACH flngstairs on NoHlh jVmei'leii'H WASHINGTON Grand Concert BstabU$ried 192S USO Stationery slioros, tht !\htt otour Nritimi —< at NEW HAVEN AEENA Published ,Ev«ry Thursday at one >Ji\tion, intllVlHihle, ->vfth »l,ih-' SNAPSHOTS ST. ELIZABETH'S PARISH ^Y JAMES PRESTON Servicemen are writing home SATURDAY EVENINa, JUNE 13tli, 1942 Branford, Connecticut eri.v iniul iTuntice fur nil. more than $5,obo,000 time a month Father William O'Brien at8:10)P. M. by from USO clubhouses, according to Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. GRANITE BAY l-HE Country Is In revolt — at Confession at 4 p.m. on Satur TBE-BRANrORU REVIBW, Inc. a survey' Wade public today by ENTIRE PROCEEDS TO THE - least, that's what many Con- Oliver V. Ober, state chairman 'of day preceding first Sunday. 37 Sbie Street UP ONE PLOOR Wllllaln Collopy of Qranlte Bay gres-smen think as they read their OUR OVERALL ARiMY never U\kcii to them . Instead they the United Service Organizations Sunday mastes at 10 a.m. was with a group of draftees leav AMERICAN REDCROSS An interesting bit of hnsin mall these days. Protests from the Ah ever-growing army of men continue lo wear nondescript War Fund Campaign. The survey, ing here this morning. Under the Auspices of came out of the last meeting of folks back home are pouring In— and women In blue denlni stands patched trousers and shirts as their made by Ray Johns, USO director MEYER LKSHIJlE Publithtr protests about the administration of back otour growing army In khaki. fathers and grandfathers did be ,, UNION CHAl*KL I he Aasooifttcd llusinofls of Urnn of field operations, covers distribu The Conn, Union of Swedish Singers ALICE T. PETERSON Sditor many of thie current wartime con Thousands ' upon thousands of fore them. Special neW working tion of free stationery to the uni Mrs. Fi'ltz, Luza recently enter fort], In the course of routine rif- clothes would be Considered extrava During the summer months, Ro Comiirising' liidividu'nl Clioniso.s fi'inn NMW Tliivdn,•Bridge- trols, partlularly those Imposed ijy Americans have donned overa.lls for formed men over a period of 10 ger Hbrton Of Rockland Park will tained at a shower for Mrs. Earle fnirs, i( was voted to i-cf|ucst the the Ofllce of Price Administration the .duration, and the traditional gant, unnecessray. months, . • Blako. .porl, New 'Hritiiin, llHrtl'nrd, Wiiterbury niul preach nt Union Chapel. He IS a Sprliigliiilil, Mass. Telephone'''Branford 400 Board of Finance to httld meet- and the 'Office of -Defense Trans uniform of the American workman Perhaps overalls are symbolic of In this 314 day period, USO hos portation. takes on new glory. graduate of Hartford Theological InftS'in the Coiirt 'Honni in the a domocracy where honest work Is distributed more than 36,273;000, Mrs. EarlD Blake Avas hostess Fri flubicrlption Bale: {5fou see overalls everywhere these respected and considered v/orthy of Seriilhary • and has occupied the 100 MALE \M)l(!ES Town Hall and to iinhlish llie The majority of the ipi-otestors letterheads, an evcrage of about pulpit here previously. day noon at a covered dish picnic $2.00 a V«*r, Payable in Advance seem to realize that some controls days.-,,They;re making the maga a uniform of Its own and where so 116,500 a day. In addition, since given for members of the Even AdvertlJlng Katee 6n Application date df meetings, are essential for the duration of the zines.-in glamorous advertisements niaiiy of our Industrial leaders re December, eight million cards—63,- Dozen Club and their children. Charles Kullman as well as in-news pictures. They're member their own overall days. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Stevens of The '8U|fi?c'Stinn was hot under war. But they don't wont the con 000—dally have been used. If It were fiong Island havs o.oened their cot Loading Tenor, Metropolitan Opera Company ' Member of stood lo bn any reflection thnt trols abused; they don't want mbre discussed and pictured In fashion At any rate, the free. Independent not tor the new frmiklng privileges, •'""•"' TENACltES restrictions than are absolutely publications- Tliey're worn down- workers of the United States have the servicemen would have to pay tage the Shaddock, and are here for '.New England Press Aasoclallon Board of Finance meetings-arc a week.-, , Mrs. K. Voile wni bo hostess at neccosary; and they want to be sure tov^n In all great industrial centers, made blue denim one of the most a. postal bill of Well over $1,000,000 the next meeting of the Even Dozen Lanny Ross not open to the pulilio, hut it was for the 'men and women wearing Important fabrics In the world to that when the War Is won ihe con for this mall. • Club. Noted Radio and Concert Star Entered as second class matter Ihonght that the public would trols will be removed. them.In cities and on farms are day .... For the man In overalls In Its 470-odd clubhouses USO Mrs. Osborn & Horton of Rock consider the Court Room a more helping to win this war just as tending a machine . :. repairing an provides special 'writing rooms and land Park was hostess recently, to October 18, IBJS.at the Post Office siirely as the men In our armed oil pipe-line . . .or adding rivets to Mary Clap Woostor Chapter D. A, R. Week end guests of Mr, arid Mrs. SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA at =Branfcfd, 'Conn,, under Act of public gnlheriug place for trnns- other facilities to encourage the Albert Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. VjWAOE stabilization Is still a forces. a gi-owirig ship . .. Is every bit as men to keep in touch with the nil!K(TOH.S! March 3, 1807. aeting town affairs and foci at burning Issue as pressure con necessary to our "all-out war effort E.'Magnuson of Maldon, Mass. 'it's a funny thing about overalls, people back home. "Mobile units Short Beach Girl Scouts will Fi'iuik T.l.icriie, llariroi'd, iiiul Cm'l ^•^•Lrtv.son,•Bpl. liberty to sit in on a session, tinues for a effective check -on all tlifey're typically American, with as the man at the drafting board bring stationery to detached task moot In the chapelFrldiiy wenlng Thurflday, Juno 11, 1942 the factors that contribute to Infla or bohlria the desk or even the sol A joint birthday party Was given Wc suspect ihe'Board ' of Fi men and boys—and now women— forces, often miles from any town, for a Court of'Awards. recently for John and Frank Kain- Sponsored by the ' tion. Observers here believe that frbm Jilairie to California wearing dier behind the bomb sight In the and act as their traveling offices. nance, and likewise Ihe^Board of President Roosevelt will be re high-flying bomber. irisky their guests being Robert and tliem for, all sorts of hard, active .'Short "tieach Sunshine Society Jack Kneoht, Roger Normand, Leo IIIGI1 STAIS'DARl:) iVl ANIJl^VCrLTRlNCl CO. LET'S Ob-OPERATE Selectmen, would wclcojne con quested to set up a board to coordi work.They're sturdy; they're com- This is a war of management arid nate and direct national stabiliza will c6nduot a social 'Wednesday Morawsky, Edward Sopnoskl, Ken Tickets-$1,10,-tax incl. r\NE CONNECTICUT area is structive interest in their meet forfabje;- they're easy to wash and workers as well as of soldiers—and evening June 17, at the St. EllSia- neth Kamlnsky, Lewis ShelllUo,' and On side 111 Ijonniis Teiii))k' of Mnsic,'8;l7 ClUiiicI Strool, Now tion of voluntary wage agreements, lnexp0nsl-ve. But for all of their any riian or woman producing food Institute Tells ^A '-'partionliirly fortunate rcRurd ings. beth Woriien's clubrooms. Home Joseph Morawsky, Jr. lliivoii, niul Ihi! Aiiiei'lcau Rod Clross, 1;2 liillhouae Aveiiiii', HITLER'S NIGHTMARE Armed' with a White House direc practicality the people in other; or ammunition Should wear his ing new aimout regulations 'I'hoao We are for anytliing flint w tive, the board coiild step Uito the cooked foods win be prizes, New iliivuii lands,' who have 'ivelcbiried so many oyeralls'as proudly'as the soldier or How To Glean Barbara Knmlnsky will observe towns'; from Brnnford through create good sound interest in field of negotiated wage adjust of oUr streamlined devices, have siiilor wears his uniform! |fN TilB IJAST WAH, the Kaiser was afraid of American manpower, ments with several weapons. Nutmeg Boys' WHAT NOTS Albert Tucker, Maln'Sti^cct will her birthday the 2ist. ; town governnicnt so if a little By GiTA ROUND Westbroolc are unrestricted ex •lutlliswnr Hitler is even more afraid of American industrial pow Flag Textiles leave sobri lor Erie, Penna. to con Each niombor,is expected to attend matter like going up a flight of Among other things, ,lt could de mond; ; win live in 494 Central , ,o'ept-in two'minor wrtj-H: Amnsc er, according to reports from the American correspondents who were Clare "disputes" i^nd certify them tinue his work and study Of elec Iho'full'elBHt'weeks course. > stairs will help iotcrest voters in State Course It it were not for the tax revenue W^EDDINGS Avenue. The added significance attachijd tricity. m'ont plates and resorts hiust bo irite'i-ued in'Oermany ri'fter Pearl Harbor and who were'rccelltly 'ex-_ to the War-Labor Board, which now derived from non - resident owned Mrs .Hammond Is a graduate of Red Cross Notes their responsihililics, then let's has the power to adjust and dispose to the observance of Flag Day, June dimmed out; luitoniobile trafrio changed for Axis citizens. property and from property owned the'Ddy School and wlll'be a senior 14, this year has Inspired dlficlals The next meeting of the Even go u)) that fight. of all labor disputs. which may af Opens Sunday Mr. "and Mts. Paul Seattle Mac- at 'Vassar'next year. Mr. Haminond Mrs- Norman Bowne entertained must bO'TOgnlntcd so as,to reduce by year round'residents devoted ex- Cready of 156 East Rock Road, New of the Amel'loan Institute of Lauh Dozan .Club will be 'With Mrs. K. •Ofall the'obstaeli's inhis drive for wbrld conquest,Hitlfer fears lectthe cond.uctof thewor; It could who will graduate from Yale' next the Arlstonliias Tuesday at an'an- Bobby Peterson, .being seven, give Velio . spcfed with lii^hts at ii minimum Department Commander Arthur, cuslvely to summer vacatlop busi Haven and Johnson's Point Issued derlng to remind householders that nuar picnic. most American war production arid no "nmbunt of propagondn can have the WPB Labor'Division nego ness many of the Connecticut towns February, -attended Hopkins Gram a liot dog roast Friday for the .fol tiate Industry-wide wage agree J. Connell of the American Legion, Invitations for the marriage of their Old Olory should be bright arid poBslWe'for-safely. WHAl-? NO "WAR BONO" (iispel that'tenr from the .minds of the German people. They have has announced the appointment of would have extreme dlfflculty In mar School and is In the United clean when displayed. lowing friends; Bobby and Buddy Tr ments; It could • request the Army daughter, Miss Anne HolllrigSworth, States Army Air Corps Reserve. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hdmmond of Rinker, Roger Finch, Robert Duffy* \lustiu ' IJ, Turvis, Jr., of tlie been sold on the idea that this is h war-on wheels, a battle of'ma- Andre Schenker, Professor of-His maintaining their present existence. MacCready, to Ensign Ray Upson Contrary to the opinions of sonic Those wlio cut their musical and Navy tore-negotiate contracts This situation affects over 60 towns Florida are staying a few weeks at Jerry Ilayward arid Dan and Clllfic Many appllcatlon.s have been re CAiH State Defense Council office in ohinea. , ! . '' with firms so that future profits tory -at the University of Connecti Plant, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray folks, It Is permissible to wash -the the Overlook Cottage, Highland Peterson. ceived for membership In the "Wiltcl' teeth on "There'll l3c a Hot Time cut and news commentator for f.Report cardsi .Picking berries Upson Plant of this place* on Sat- ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT Flag, they explain, adding that they Hartford,-hns clarified llie new AndHlieylniow that no nation can match the industriar'geriiuiS would be ciit to a point where com Park. Safely" Class, sponsored by the POK YOUK HOUSEHOLD in the Old Town Tonight," or panies could-not grant-pay raises.- ' Radio Station "WTIC, as Director of, ...... Don't know who Is responsible riirday afternoon, June 27, at 4 Mr. and Mrs. Elbert W. Lively of have been Informed by the united fl Army 'dinionfreeulfltions'fo point of Auierica. . They and'Hitler fear our mass production techniques, Nutley, N. J. have announced the Corporal John T. Wnrdle, Jr., Is Branford Branch of the American OOODS I perhaps in World War 1 jiinrched the Nutmeg.Boys' State whlchids-to for cleaning litter at Main-Street o'clock In bwlghtiilemorlal Chapel, States Flag association. In fact, The Women 6f St Elizabeth's Red Cro-ss. 'the flr.st, class will bo out tlie fnftt'that thoy called for our engineering'Skill,,our ingenuity and eriterprise. They kiiow that •Whatever the methods used, opin be held at the University of Con-^; curbs! but It's a mess... Associated Yale .-tlnlverslty^ "The .Rev. Roy engagement of their daughter Lois cleaning is mandatory — unless a Stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas. to llie tune of "Tipperary," may ion here is tlmt some way will have to Mr. S. Robert Osborn, son of Mr, Parish will hold a'public food sole held July 6th at Branford Point the Wc pay cuHli for furniture, dimojit from Now Haven south these have given this country the highest peacetime living standards nectlcutthe week of June 14-20. business sees boys off to service. \Jartiri Houghton will officiate at; person wants to buy a new flag. In at the Colony Shop July 3 lime to be aniiounced later. Eioh he inclined to .wonder ivliy the to be foUnd quickly to prevent wages the' ceremony, which will be fol and Mrs.'S. "V. Osborn, Jr., of 17 that case the old 'one should be Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Now Haven I'jhuitrii! .Uufi'Igci'iiloi's, Sew west"'''to'N'bw York City on the in the world. • ,, •-, ; _ ,.',',., ''' •>•'-...-• "- • •The object of''Boys'' State Is to No.jTdwn [flag Hying on'-Green.r. child must come to the first class present military endeavor lins a.s from getting out of-hand and push •Vacation tiusiliess contrlbiitesi'at lowed'by "a reception In Dwlght re WUford Avenue. Miss Lively Is a burned- opened their summer home. Coimecticnt sbore and norlli to Today they'roalize that our gigantic asseJiibly; lines have stopped ing prices up. teach the principals of government Mrs. Elliot Warner (Lilly Burn- with a note from his pUrents giving ing Machines, Mmimpled yet given no rise to n untionajly through' the medluni of-a-ni'ythical least $75,000,000 to this IState's'-.In- ception room. graduate of theNutley high-school To wash wool flags, the Institute ham) ,pf. Hamden is a-patient In pei'mls.ilon tor him to reuolvo In tlie.'Mefritf hn'd' Wilbur Cross turning out .automobiles, r'atlios, and a -thousand'"and one peacetime come...,....Pre8ldent George r Dunbar and attended Bucknell university, Buddy Rinker'was eight Saturday Stoves, Wimliing Miiehinos popular war song. Bntthe Ijn-i- 49th state, with 'city, courity and Miss MacCready has selected her texlle experts advise, use three 5- New Haven Hospital. and celebrated with a party for the struction. This is Important for R Parkways, and do not apply to products. They've learned that 'tliose^'its^'effibly-iincs•''are running :r-EQISLATION to -prevent labor state offices and courts functioning of the Associated Business,-while sister, r-Mrs, Emory C- Champagne, Lewlsbur'g, Penna. She Is now a stu mlnute suds and four 3-minute safety. Classes will be conducted) Telephone 5-1824 , cists and Composers have not been unions 'from escaping liability dent at the Washington school for following playmates: Paul Burkr the towns from Branford to Wcst- now with nceelbratod speed, gahiing momentum, concentrating on a JUst as' they 'do In "actual. govern eating strawberry shortcake, rich as matron of honor. Miss Elizabeth rinses, with high water levels In the Pupils'Of the Short Beach School one day each week for eluht weeks. idle — as one'mny gfathcr by lis- under the federal antl-rackcteerlng with cream expresses hope that secretaries, Newark. Mr. Osborn at hardt, Charles Mason, Bruce Collopy, ment. Klngsbufy MatSon will be maid of suds and rinses. A neutral soap enjoyed a party yesterday afternoon feobby, Dan and • CIUHO Peterson, hro6k. Since'the traffic reguln- .single ob.ioctivo --;- building the tools we need for victory. laws is scheduled for early con there's no bombing until berry-sea tended Branford'High School and solution should be used with a tem loning to the radio or scKnning Boys-who are sophomores or Jun honor, and the bridesmaids will bo which Included motion pictures and Jerry Haywdrd, Homer Cuslc, Bobby tioiis/of .SO "milts anliour A\411I The job is far from finislitd. There is a lot of hard work ahead ; sideration on the House floor. A bill son is over. Mr^. Albert Benjamin Stevens and Is a graduate of SufEleld Academy. perature not in excess of 100 de the sheet-musie counters. Intrqduced by Representative'Hobbs iors In-high school'are eligible to refreshments. . ' , and Shirley Wardle and Philip pitrkiue.llBlits only do not spe •%vc dare not lot up for a moment. But we're off to a good start, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rinker an Mrs. John Gary of Northampton, He Is now In business .with his grees Fahrenheit., Poli-ler. IKi^m;: While the United States may of Alabama In effect would repeal attend arid selections are made by father. ,., I To wash cotton flags use'one 5 cifically apply in this area, thi) -we're going strong.,Our pnemies are frightened, for today they know the^ sponsoring organizations In co nounce the birth of '60 baby cliicks, Mass., a-Smith College classmate of •Mr; arid Mrs. Eric 'Kalenbach and n recent Supreme Court decision Sunday, June 7th. One has two the brlde.--elect . ^ I and 'three 10-mlnute"suds, 'operat ..'-.' only.-feHrlctions that are made not have adopted one of the many that w'e'rc'bealing theiVi'in tlic batlle of;-wnr,,produolion. operation with the principals of the their tartlly.wlU move this Week end, which exempts labor unions from beaks arid another four legs ' •Mr.'Edward''Plarit 'of Branford wHl ing at a tcinijerature of 100 degrees •militiiry melodies wllieli have been coverage by the 1934 antl-rackel;- 'hlgh^ "schools In the; various com-; i-PicrsonrKranicr . , , Int6'thef''l31bley'Deiherest House, '"^-'if(jJjflfti!?^Shofro-Iiine-'to-wn.
'..•.. ^. .-.v".•>...>V- .J I / PAOE rOUB THE BRANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1042 THE BRANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE y, 1942 PAGE FIVE studies In July. John Miller, Walter .Miller, Wil With The Boys Students entering Connecticut liam Mlntz, Violet Moore, Beverly EAST HAVEN University at Storrs include: Ruth Munson, Edward Nltsch. CHURCH NOTES Judge, Robert Coe, Walter Miller, Shirley Olsen, Jean O'Neill, Curtis Class of 1942 — Branford High School — Graduated Last Evening ^ ^ .-» In The Service and Andrew Salvo. Doloifes Hager Palmer, Antoinette Paoiillo, Ste Mr, and Mrs. Ellsworth E. Cowlcs ty, Mafy Weber, and Phyllis War phanie .Pashynskl, Doris Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Q. Page, 77 Forbes Place will celebrate their ner wlU'attend Albertus Magnus Frederick Pommer, Yolanda Por- THE CHURCH OF CHRIST St. Stephen A. M. E. Zlon Church Street, have had their son 60th wedding anniversary on Sun pora, Joseph Rocco, James Rogan, 21 Rorers St. College. Edward Carey plans to en Stony Creek with them for a few days. Private day and will be home to friends roll at Fopdham University In New Justine Rose, Betty Ryan. Kev. Kenneth Brookes, Mlnlstej Rev. A. McL. Spauldlng Prank Page of Port Devens from 4 to 7 p. m. Andrew Salvo, Florence Saraneckl, Church School 9:30 A. M. York; and Frank Callahan, at St. Louise Saranltzky, Kathryn Scalla, Church School—10 A. M, Thomas Seminary In Hartford. MornlnB Worship—H A. M. Morning Worship ....11:00 A. M. Pr.lvate John F. Rockwell, 408 Mrs, Irene Cox, of Hunt Lane, Anton Schutz, Robert Shelffele, • Men's Club 8:00 P. M. Two students, Violet Moore and Pilgrim Fellowship—7:30 P. M. Laurel St., East Haven, has been Poxon, has been appointed clerk of The Class of 1944 has excelled Virginia Shepard, Carol Slemlatkow. Evening Worship .... 8:00 P. M. Cosmo MellUo have selected The ski. Nelson Smith, ylmer Smyack, transferred from Camp Croft, S. C. the rationing board by the Civil again I Breaking all previous Connecticut School of Pharmacy at FIRST CONQHEGATIOHAL to Fort Knox, Ky. Service Commission. records, ten sophomores have se Philip Tarbell, Otllla Tokarczyk, TBINITT which to study, while Dorothy Louise Tolento, Lucy Trytko, Robert In CHURCH 8:45 Holy Communion. cured admission to membership in FJtzslmmons and Eleanor Lowen- : Frank Dcndas has enlisted In the Tho Old Stone Church Sunday the Athena Chapter of the National Voss, Barbara Welldorff, Phyllis \: 'I- I Rev. George Dickson Owen thal win attend the New Haven Col 9:30 Church School. Marine Corps and leaves on the School picnic will he held Saturday Honor Society. Five seniors and Warner, Mary Weber, Eugene Wil is, Minister 10:46 Morning Prayer and Sermon, lege of Physical Therapy. liams, Audrey Wright and Frank John Adams Elizabeth Anderson Charles Baldwin, Jr. Horbort B.irkor Fr[inci.s Bench Adclc Bcdlcnt Herninn Bogli Dorothy Bohn Jean Uoldtninnn Lillian Bor^lUo Morning Worship, 10:46 17th. at Double Beach, four Juniors were also admitted, ac The last session of the Churcli cording to a release from Miss Zlta Only one graduate, Lucy Trytko, Zimmerman. subject: The Alphabet of Charm School will be held at the 10:45 will attend. New Haven State Church School, 9.30, Anthony J. Zvxonkowlc of Cherry REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Matthews, scholarship committee service on June 14. Hill has arrived for training at Fort chairman. Teachers' College. Junior colleges The president of the Branford Young People 0.45 P. .M. at the Knox, Ky. have attracted four girls: Lillian Gun Club requests all members to Manse. BAPTIST Warranty Deeds — HeUmann, O. According to the constitution of this organization, outstanding scho Burgess, who will go to Lyndon attend a meeting Friday night In • An Important niceetlng of the Rev. A, W, Jones, Minister L. Est. to F. P. Anderson ct ux, '/4 Hall, Penn.sylvanla; Barbara Wall- the home of Ernest Wood, Palmer First Ecclesiastical Society will be Peter TamulevJch of the U. 8. lastic standing together with high Church School 10:00 Army, stationed at Panama, is here Int. 237 High St.; Jacocks; A. A. dorH, who will study at Weyllster In Road. held In the ConBregatlonal Church cons (Su.san Andrews) toF.'P. An-, citizenship and leadership qualities, Morning Service 11:00 On a 30 days furlough. • are essential to membership. Can Mllford; and Phoebe Lang and parlors Monday, June 15 at 8:15, Junior Churcl) 11:00 derson et ux, U int. 237 High St.; Florence Saraneckl, who will at P. M didates must also be enrolled In Young Peoples Society 7:30 Jude, Ellz. to Harry Poulton, Jr., et grades ten, eleven, or twelve. tend Larson's in Hamden. WHEN IN NEED OF The regular meeting of the Wo Home from Boston Is Frank Pal- ux, Francis St.. 45'; Quartlano, Ra- umbo. New members are: Seniors - Mari WALLPAPER TABOR lUTHEKAN man's Missionary Sop-lety has been chcla est, to Ferdlnando Quartlano, OR PAINT postponed to Friday, Juno 19. ^ 75 Prospect pi. ext.; Sapeto, Jerry, lyn Bradley, Dolores Hagerty, : Rev. Adolph T. Bergqulst, Minister Richard Pershing Anderson, son Charles Holbrook, Eleanor Lowen- Commencement visit 3U Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bentley and of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson was to Edw. Sapeto, Proprietors Rd.; thal, and Mary Weber. Church School, 9:30. Miss Catherine Taconls are In Spencc, Rosa E. to Emerentl Ber- Continued From Page One : Morning Worship In Swedish 10:30. home from Fort Wotheral, R. I. for Juniors — Henry Clinton, Peter UNITED WALL PAPER Patricia Boiitelle Carol Bradley Maxliic Brown Walter Burns Warren Cawley Mary CIglch Warren Colbiirn Protlcrlclc CoUiii.'i Mnry CzapllclU , Marie DolRrego Mario DcNardl charge of Children's Day excerclses, the week end. nay, 483 Main St, 44'; Van Horn, Dldow, Josephine Pesce, and Louis The confirmation class will meet June 14 , Elise, to Arcangelo Pacelll, Foxon Anne Lccza, Marjorle Longyear, CO. Saturday at 10. Slmonl. Eleanor Lowenthal, Bernard Lu- 03 Crown St., New Haven A' guest this week of Rev, A. W. •>.d. Sophomores — Muriel Cook, Her Jones, Rogers Street Is his father, Major Thomas P. Cooke, of Bran- ongo, Harry Mack, Eva Marinl, "1 ""' —-1 I ford, Conn., former professor at Quit Claim Deeds —' SuUo, Marg. bert Cristoferson, Charlotte Gallo', Cosmo Mellllo, Domlnick Mellllo, "We Save You Money" Masses In St. Marys' Church on Harry Jones, of North Attleboro, trus. to Anthony SuUo et al, Laur Jean Olno, Astrld Johannesen, Gor Mass. University of Buffalo, Is one of Sunday will be at 7:30, 0 and 10:30, hundreds of executive of specialized el St.; ZIto, Frank et al to Ferdin don Mead, Mary Pommer, Martha business and Industries now being and Quartlano, 76 Prospect pi. ext. Sanderson, Lois Slmmonds, and Pearl Bass, daughter of Mr. and trained at the new Air Forces Mortgage Deeds — Andersen, P. Walter Smith. DUPONT INTERIOR GLOSS Mrs. Jacob Bass of Gerrlsh Avenue, Offloors Training School, Miami P. et ux to Elm City Bldg.. and L. Five students were given honor \ »• College Notes East Haven, was graduated this Beach, Fla., to. direct vital admin Assn., 237 High St.; Pacelll, Arcan able mention: Virginia Croumey, month from the Columbia School of istrative and supply operations of gelo, to Ells Van Horn, Foxon Rd.; Thomas Prlscoe, Elizabeth Gllll.'i, and SEMI-GLOSS make • Miss Matilda Cresontl of Main DonlalHyglenbln r|cw York City. the rapidly expanding ground PaolUlo, Salvatore et ux to First Mary GJno, and Phoebe Lang. Street has Iransfcrrea from Hart forces, Fed. Sav. k Loan Assn, 58 Mass. Of the 08 students In the Athena kitchen walls and woodwork - — J ij_f, ford Law School to Yole Law Schobl, Albert I .Sheppard bf New Haven, In a six weeks course of military Ave.'; Poulton, Harry, Jr., et ux to Chapter, eleven old members are formerly of Double Beach, received Bdpt. People Sav. Bk., FHA, Fran stUl In the high school. They are: Pauline Dunbar Anna- Dykun Instruction and physclal condition gleam with dean Arthur Edwards Norman Esborn Nancy Flt'/.gerald • Robert Fletcher William Fortune Anno Oalo Donna Gardiner Edward aiitava.skl Nancy QhlrOU .tcarl Hartmanti Swanson, son of the Bachelor of Arts degree from ing Major Cooke and other special cis St.; Sabine, R. L. ct al to N. H. Myrtle Bruce, Frances Cox, Edward Lt. Col. and Mrs. Carl G. Swanson Yale University Monday. ists commissioned directly from cl- Bond ti Mtg. Co., 244 Laurel St.; De FUlppo, Evelyn Johnson, Ruth of East Haven was graduated from vlUon life win be prepared to take SavlnelU, MIchele to.Carmel Savi- Judge, Cosrno MellUo, Stephanie new beauty Mount Herinnh School where he was Mrs. Thorvald P.' Hammer, West over executive duties In Air Forces nelU, Rose St. , . • Pashynskl, Stella Pawllkowskl, Fred prominent In. athletics and student Main Street lecolved a Master of maintenance that parallel the re Realeascs of Mortgages .— Bdpt. Pommer, Joseph Rocco, and Leroy (BlJPflNt) activities • Arts degree at Yale Unlvor.sliy on sponsible • pasltlons they held In Sav. Bank to Ellz; Jude, Francis St. Schrump. commerce and Industry.' Monday. Francis St.; Conn. Sav. Bk. to A. J,' Lustrous Dii Pont Gloss and satiny • Charles T. Holbrook, son. of Dr. The Air Forces Ofllccrs, Training Mendillo et al, 3 pes., Morgan Ave.; Although positions in ortlces and Du Pont Semi-Gloss are easy to and Mrs. C. Tyler Holbrook of Mrs. Jarod; McQueen (Sonla School was _ established speclflcally Federal Land Bahlf; of Springfield defense Industries have attracted apply. They're easy to keep cleaa, Thompson AVe., East Haven left Kramer) received her degree Mon for the purpose of enlisting the ser to J. H. Home, High St.; Maturo, many preparatory seniors this too, for they're washable.' Spe thla week for the Unlvorslty of Ala day at the YalB School of Fine vices, {IS commissioned officers, of Chas.' to Chas. ClanelU, Main St.; spring, at least twenty members of cially foimulated for kitchens, bama where ho has enrolled for' the Arts.' • civilian ' specialists. Its training N. H.. Sav. Bk. to Luola Perna, the Class of 1942 will enter Insti program' will provide- Army fliers baths, woodwork, they make study of aeronautical engineering, Prospect PI.; Prud. Ins. Co, to O. T. tutions of learning after gradua any room look its Jbestl with expertly-directed ground sup Carlson, Iver Ave.; Union & N, H. tion. GOLDKN WEDDING Pellx P. Dzwohkoskl received his port and relievo Air Forces Pilot Tr. Co. to Ellse Van Horn,..Foxon OHlcers of non-flying duties that . June rather than September will BEAUTirur.- Ernest Genrlch Alfred Giordano Evelyn Giordano Gloria Griffin Vadls Guml{ow.skl B.E. degree and Clarence W. King The Rev. Fronds Bank Wlilt' Rd.. open the new term of studies In Jeanette Halt II . Patricia Mall Alice Hansen Tc.'isio Ilarosltevicn H. Culvln Horn Anthony Hynovloh comb, 82 of Poughkeepsle, N. Y. has have kept them grounded. WASHABLE! only $1.05 QUART i his M.A. degree at commencement Foreclosures — Regna, VIncenza, many colleges. In fact, Charles Hol exercises of Yale University this sent a congratulatory meiisiige to As a civilian. Major Cooke lived brook has already gone to the Uni 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Buoli;'2B Hai' at Klllams Point, Branfoyd, Conn. et al, by N. H. Sav. Bk., Prospect week. PI. versity of Alabama ;,as a college ding Ave. on the approach of their His wife, Mrs. Prances W. Cooke, freshmen. Fred Pommer, enrolled 150th wedding anniversary June 10th, lives at KiUnms Point, Branford. Appointments — SavlnelU, Fran The Hamilton Shops Harold Schcnck Blxby of Bradford cesco, odm. for est., of Vlto Savln at Yale Unlvorslty, will resume his 36 Kades Street Telephone 563 Ave., East Haven, was graduated I Miss Nellie Bishop of Branford was married to Mr, Buell of Totokct by Sargc'ant Edward Mar.HOlt of East elU; SuUo, Marg, gdii. for Anthony 1 ! this week from Collegiate Prepar- and P. E. SuUo. ptory School. He was awarded the Rev. Whltcomb. For a time they Haven Is home on a Hftcen day fur ^4 1^ lived In Totoket later moving to lough from his post In Arizona, RonssGlear Polytechnic Institute COKUECTION award for mathematics. Short Beach, East Haven where they remained 30 years. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wnrdle of Our attention has been called to There are two sons; Clarence Eu Lanphler's Cove have reoelyed on error In last weeks Issue. We Clifford Downer, son of Mr. and reported 20 cases of robar pneu Mra. Clifford Downer of Henry St., gene and Roymond Bishop, and word that their son, John T. War- three grand-children. monia which should have been 20 j^^ I East Haven, graduated this week die, Jr., has been advanced to the of measles. Sorry. Mr. and Mrs. Buell will be pleased rank of corporal. Mable Jackson Helen Jurczyk Donald Kissell LeRoy Knowlton Shirley Knowllon Steijlien Kobak Mary Kurkulonl.s fromiCollegiate Preparatory School As a matter of record, during the Louis Lepre aoorgo Levesli Itobert I.illqnist Tluu'O Lind and Veeleved an award for profi to roclove their friends Sunday af ternoon, June 21, from 3 to 8 o'clock. entire year of 1941 only 9 cases of ciency In science. Privates Walter Brannlgan of lobar pneumonia were recorded. Russell Street, Ray Brown of Bran The New Haven Rollroad announ RhphpKa lKulesk e of North Branford ford Point, and Victor Bello, West Ann Oorman, Margery Burgess, graduated from Yale Music School ced today that Is was cancelling the Moln Street, have returned to Pine operation of all round-trip reduced- Rhoda Leshlne and Lllllam Burgess this week. 'Camp, Watertown, N. Y., following were guests Monday evening at the fare Sunday coach excursions to short furloughs. Li New York City until further notice. Yale Senior Promenade which'was Everett L. Mac Lsman of Hamden, held In the New Haven Lawn Club. formerly of Lariphlcr's Cove, re The notice of cancellation takes effect Immediately, so that there ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purcell of ceived hJs engineering degree from Chestnut Street received a letter HALF HOUR BRIDGE Yale Monday. win be no such cxcursr.lons to Man hattan this week-end. Tuesday from their son, Joseph, in The Half Hour Reading Oliib held r Australia, that he had been con- a successful des.?ert bridge, Monday ftned to the hospital but had since afternoon in the homeUof Mrs. .^'i been returned to duty. George Fouser of Short Beach. Mrs. W. T. Nott was chairman of the Beatrice Linden George Malcolm Velma Marroney James Mellor Gina Menegu'/zi Samuel Meshako Gertrude Mesklncs Nina Miller Clmilcs Montellus John Ok'Jaic/yk •SoiMilo Olszewski. Private Prank Llpkvlch, who Is committee In charge. Prizes were stationed at Fort Monmouth, N. J., awarded to Mi's. George Agnew, was home for the week-end. Mrs. Robert Gunckle, Mrs. T. Park er Preble, Miss Harriet Cox, Mis. R. P. Bailey, Miss Olive Pratt, Mrs. Norman M. CuUum, Mrs. George Captains Name ^1 *Pro Plain Road; Harry O. Cooke, Paved Shorthand, Typewriting, Book HOW TO liUV A NEW 19t2 PONTIAC Due largely to misunderstanding, only a Street; Mrs. Philip Oerlach, East keeping, Accounting, Business For ihe specific purpose of maintaining essen small part of those entitled to buy a new car Main Street; Dr. Charles W. Gay- Administration, Dictaphone, tial public functions and assuring the successful are taking advantage of the government's lord. South'Muhi Street. Comptometer, Day and Evening prosecution oi the war effort, the government regulation—which had behind it the potriotic Co-Captalns: John BraUiard and Sessions. Co-educational. Elnter has made it possible iqr many people to pur* purpose of enabling such people to replace John Rogers at Stony Creek. at any time. chase new automobiles. worn and inefficient cars with modern, eco Canvassers: Robert Ople. William Those eligible include not only physicians, nomical transportation. Joyce Pagel Elizabeth Palala Eleanor Palumbo Doris Polaslrl Thurc Pol.son Edwin Poullon Anna Prahovic Kathcrlnc Prahovlc PutJtiualo Proto Valentlna 'Pudlls Mahon, Qeorge W. Allen, Miss Ann STONE COLLEGE nurses, ministers and person^ engaged in If you are in any way—directly or indirectly'- Orr, Joseph Romangallo, George 129 Temple St., New Haven certain civic services, but alt persons directly or —connected with a war activity—or ij your- Bishop, Prank Maggce, Erich Erlck- indirectly employed in the prosecution oj the tiar. " present car should be replaced—come'In and son, Raymond Gay, Frank Hopkins, In this Utter group arc included many types of we will help you determine whether you. are Albert Williams, John McGulre.^ fictivity ranging from factory work to farming, eligible, and then help you get a "certificate Captain M. W. Kllgermann has lumbering and mining. of purcha.se" on a new Pontiac. announced that everything Is In BRANFORD AVAILAUI-fc. AS A SIX Oil EIGHT l.N ANY MODEL Cool, Clieery, Chariiiing' aiul readiness for the XISO drive, at Branford Point. The following . YQVV Ea.sy On Your Budgot members will cover the districts as LAUNDRY signed to them, within the next FLAT WORK (^fT CHOOSING a new car today week or so; ^^^ compels you JO look ahead, be- ' Di'ltox Cool Fabric Rugs — Tlicy're smart anil cool for Emir Johnson — Jourdons Corner cause it has to serve you for a on Harbor St. to Hill Creek. WET WASH long time. If ever a cat was tailor-* I <\ V_. _ -J , fi»SSffiSBEaa a^SL' .- -—J'.'.j Lt -"I— 1 summer .. . proctienl year round. Spirited piitternsj Jeanette Bradley—Mill Creek to SOFT DRY made to fit those conditions, it's the Carmen Ralola Anna Raymond Joan Rosenthal Eugene Sansone John Smith Charles Sobole'vlskl Anna Spadoni Blanche .Sudae Beryl Sullivan Dorothy Supcrmant Laura Swlderskl clear, crisp color; unusual weave,s. Deltox Rugs shed dust, Yacht Club 19-12 Pontiac. Mrs. WUford Nott — Goodsell It's so dependable, so economical, niake smnmcr housekeeping easier. Tlit'.v're reversible, Road. that owners who bought last fall are reiiU.v two rugs in one . . . and give you years of good-us- Mr. Oeorge Hansen — Bryan Road. already calling M "Old Faithful/' Edward MIchaelson — Maple St. Thanks to proper weight distribution new wear. Mae Palmer—Curve St. and North FINISHED WORK and Pontiac's exclusive triple*sealcd • brakes and Triple-Cushioned Ride, it Harbor St. BACHELOR SERVICE ORANfil NO l^CUtUSK IN LISI I'HICES is unusually comfortable a^id remark (t CR0W^4 Gibraltar Society will hold a Swe ably easy on tires. Pontiac looks high- priced—but it costs just a few dollars .^.,,. (TEW HAVEN dish food sale Saturday, at 10 A. M. on the Green. Mrs. Carl Mangs Is more than the lowest. Convenient ^;"-^^''•[ chairman. TEL. 672-2 — 572-3 terras available. -''1 -i ^•'lt''M;jJi>,':. f y\:^ ^''¥;,'„•'•'•' U.. .•,x;:*.-'i>jt*:-5.i-^ I y ijji PA'dksix THK BRANFOED REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1942 ' THE BRANFORD JtEVlEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1042 BOWLING Farmers Sedgwick Allen and Mrs, Waltier Woi'kofLocal McCarthy In the latter's home. Popular Actors Happy Birthday Quests wore: Mr. and Mrs. Jean Xj BASKETBALL BOXING Ann Sheridan surprised a group LOOKING OVER THE SPORTS School Opens Artist Taken Pfelff, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grubb, of Mexican soldiers on the "George Return To Play Stephen Plntn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson. 1*. HOCKteY EDITED BY THE SEERS ERNIE BERNARDO, ASSISTANT FOOTBALL Next Monday Washington Slebt Here" set at War Stephen O. Flntii, Jr., of Chestnut and Mrs. Lester Corning, Mr. and ner Bros, by talking to them In To New York Street celebrated his 12th birthday Mrs. Charles Osborri, Mr, and Mrs. Spanish- She learned the language At The Shore The School of Agriculture of the Sunday. James SuIUvan, Walter McCartHyj TEAM RESULTS EARNS TRYOUT when she was child in Texas. Tile Index of American Design, and Sedgwick Allen fed Sox Upset Branfopd High Baseball Team University of Connecticut will con Notice to all olTlccrs of the law, East Haven 3 _ Commercial 5 duct a short course to prepare girls stiu'tod by the Work Projects Ad- Evelyn Trojnnowskl will call time Gladys Cooper, playing Bette niinisti'atlon Art Program in 193B, archeologlsts, commeiclai advertu out to celebrate on the'17th, June 13, that's Saturday and thd East Haven 5 WalUngtord 3* arid women of 16 years of age or Davis' mother Ih "Now, Voyager," sers, theatre lovers, and all other Gtrllford, 6 to 3 — older'^as agricultural workers on !.s being taken over by New York Ijirthday of Mrs, Edward Evis, Mam East Haven 5 ,West Haven 7 at Wai-nier Bros., Is considering an people who are attracted to real St,, Short Beach, East.ilaven 5 firanford 6* Connecticut farms beginning June City's Museum of Art, which will To Charles J, Soovlll, Brhdley The Branford Red Sox broke the offer to doa play at Der Monte this line acting. Donald Arbviry, that Add to last Tuesday's birthdays, Bast Haven 1 Hamden 2 15 and ending June 27th. continue organization of the file man with the face full of smiles as 'Ave., Short Beooh'beat wishes'on 28-t'omo winning streak by Beating sulnmer, starrliig opposite her hus the lOth. 'Kevin Kemble, of Stony Creek East Haven 9 Derby 3' Tuition Will be free, but there will band'Philip Merlvale. and make the material available to the archeology-loving policeman In Players, the strong aiilUord team by a East Haven 1 HUlhouse 3 be'a room charge Of $2.00 a week "The Good Neighbor", played last score of 0 (o 3. Bob Bradley was the public. Thomas 0. Bracken, Clark AVe-, East Haven 8 Mllford 5' • arid )applieants wlllbe reulredqto summer at the Stony Creek Theatre, 'At a family gathering held Sat- pitcher for the Sox, allowing just East Haven 0 HiUhouse 0 furnish their own linen.'Meals will Director HoWard Hawks will have At the New Haven headquarters Is returning this'Season flgliln as ai AVlll 'bbserve his birthday guletly at four base hits, The Box sclirea __ orie ^/./.VV XA- A.A f> r f r^'*•*•»•*** k j I. \'^''*Sttu,-^ r:3s»e^ mmm Hngnraaii .L.tbrary FAOE EIGHT THE BEANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1042 Eo.st Haven, Conn Laiics Pond, Road for the duration while picture hat and corsage of of the war. • >-' "- orchids. Her matron-ot-honor was- NORTH BRANFORD dresed In old r6se with white pic You Help Someone Yo\i Program For Junior High The North Branford Volunteer ture hat and corsage of gardenias. Fire Department held an Important Richard Scholz, brother of the bride Know Services In the local churches on Local schools are closing this business session In the town hall was Mr Hogan's best man. Mrs. Herbert, Holman ha.s been Sunday will be— week with the usual class outings, on Wednesday night. When Yon Give to tlin Graduation Tonight Ma.s.s at 7, 9;15. and 11 o'clock, and exercises. The eighth grade A reception for forty-flve guests elected vice-president of the New was held at the home of the parents USO Hiivcn Lions Club AuxllLiry . Rev. John J. McCarthy, pastor, pupils of the Jerome Harrison I'UOCHSSIONAI,—"I-'iiSTlVAl. MARCH" MetiMssohihlUrtlmUly Ilogran - Scbolz and the rooms were beautifully dec Wi)t Pranforb iUbietti Frank Prawlcy, organist and choir School will graduate In the town Scirooi. OriciinsTRA director. Sunday School after the hall on Thursday night with a well Miss Florence Mary Scbolz, orated with beauty-bush, .rpalnted AND EAST HAVEN NEWS Mrs. .luck Ro.?ensteln wns In New daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard daisies, peonies, and mock orange' INVOCATION—Rnvn.Rp.ND EDWARD J. DnMiiNSKn York City last week-end visiting 9:15 o'clock Mass, balanced program presented by the pupils. The speaker of the evening Scholz, and Wald^ Qlfford Hogan, blossoms. The centerpieces and VOL. XV—NO. 9 Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, June 18, 1042 ABE LINCOLN Pvt. Jack noscnstoln, who \s now son of Mrs. Leora Hogan were uni table decorations were of the same PKIOE FIVE OENTB stationed at li^orl Jay, Oevernor's Holy Eucharist will be celebrated will be Miss Florence 'Harrison A Musical Play in Two Acts member of the Board of Education ted In marriage at a pretty cere flowers. Later In the afternoon the Island, New York City. Pvt. Roacn- at 10 o'clock at the Zlon Episcopal young,couple left for an unannouti- Biiseil 0)1 llie Boyhood and Yoiilh oj Abraham IJticoln Church, Rev. Francis J. Smith, Rec and Lecturer at the Womens' Col mony performed at St. Augustine's Book by Mll.NOR DlRKY stoln Is a member ot Co. A, M, P., Rectory last Wednesday morning by ced Wedding trip and upon their re 518th Bn., Flr.st Army. tor, Mrs- Paul R. Hawkins, organist lege in New Haven. The diplomas Trndilional American Melodies Adapted by BRYCBSSRN TRiiHARNii will be presented by William R. the pastor. Rev. John J. McCarthy. turn they will live with the parents Colonial Days Glow Reduced and choir director, ' 7 of the bride. Several pre-nuptlal Town Draws Ordinance ACT I Mr, and Mrs. John H, McCabc of Wharton member of the Soard of The "bride was attended by Mrs. Discontinue Protection SCHNF' Tliomiis Lincoln's barn on liis farm at Little Pigeon Creek, Education. Graduation music will Mildred Boland, sister of the groom showers were given In honor of the Along Shores Cherry Hill have loft for their sum Children's Day will be observed bride and her gifts were many and To Be Setting Perry County, Indiana, mer cottage at Vineyard Point, be under the direction 6f Mrs. Gam as matron-of-honor. The bride was in the Congregational Church at U mons,' supervisor In music. , : with pastel trimming, and wore a beautiful. Regarding Nuisances Summer and year 'round residents TIMIi; A summer evening, 1825. Guilford. o'clock. ' A pagcaiit, "Building Our Of Field Day Until Necessary, 'Vuf' _,ACT II Church" written by Rev, and Mrs, of East Haven, Branford, Guilford, SCIiNn; In front of Berry's and Lincoln" Store, New Salem, Illinois. Mrs. Harold Edwards of Chicago, O, Dlllard Lcssley and Mrs. Burton Louise Marrone and Henry Porte Clinton and Wcstbrok according to TIME; Afternoon, July 4, 183}. ' / III. called on Mr. and Mrs. C. C.S . Hall will be presented, and music will graduate from Hlllhouse High Detrimental To Health Many of the members of Pawson the Shore Line Association can con PLAYERS, Doty, Montowcse Street on Tuesday. will be by the Sunday School Choir. School and Miss Qermalne Senecal Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men sider themselves lucky indeed for Say Fire Departments (/« Ihe order in which ihey speal;) Each child In the Sunday.. School and Miss Jeatiette Wharton wU ot Branford are to take part In the the Army dlni-out regulations ef Dr. Mlehncl Carplnolla of Kirk- will have a part In the exeerciscs graduate from Connecticut High Anyone Violating Provisions On Piggeries And G-arbage activities of the state Field Day of fecting the entire Atlantic Coast ACT I the order to be held July 3, 4 and 5 Plans Go Alioad On Basis That Volunteora Oannot Relax Thoinns Uiiroln, Ahe's father Jerome Garrity ham Street returns today from the ahd those who sing In the choir or School In New Haven, Collection Subject To $25 Fine—Burning Of Filthy from Maine to Florida do not at National Convention at Atlantic who will take part In the pageant Noxious Matter Prohibited. at Park McLay, East Haven. Some present apply to them. Shielded One Minute—Experience Difficulty In Getting Equip Siiiah Lincoln, Ahe's sleji-molher Louise Uiandiini City. ot the members are to act on vari Abialmw IJncaln, at tlie age oj 16 (Jonald Stevens' are asked to arrive early , Miss Forte will graduate from the from- the Atlantic Ocean by Long ment—More Auxiliary Firemen Needeii. Hartford General Hospital on Thurs Residents are notified by local ad ous committees, some to take part Aiiilin Gallaver, Abe's friend Terry Hopkins In the open air degree on the af Island Sound and Long Island It Virginia llooghklrk ot Harrison The Rationing Board reports that day afternoon, and will participate vertisement that no perBori, firm or self the Army has not thought It Dl.-icontlnue until necessary" Is Ocnnis Hanks, Abe's half-brother 1 Charles Lake Ave. Is cdnflncd to her home with ternoon ot July 4 and some to have jeminia Hill, a friend of Sally ., „,.. . Joan Norris permission has been given several In the graduation frivolities corporation shall maintain a pig Guest Artists necessary to reflulre enforcement ot nut the attitude of the Branford Fire mumps. throughout the week. gery in Branford unless the owner a part In the pageant of Colonial Army Approves conunlssloncrs regarding voluntary Sally Lincoln, Abe's sister Nancy Jacock.'s residents for tire adjustments; days that Is to be staged In the the dim-out in the small Shore Line Betty S/iarrow, a friend oj Sally ,„, Patricia Bergen Charles A. Simpson, one recapped shall obtain a permit from the Se Add Interest RONALD '1'. HAMMOND maiming of flrshouses every night Dr, A, S, McQueen attended ses lectmen and Health Officer. evening ot July 3. This pageant towns, tor It Is not felt that they Ann liiitledge, visiting Betsy ,„».„>. • Alice Daley passenger car tire; Perry S. Bas- Miss Beth Ann Leonard received contribute to J,he sky glow which Useable Rifle from 12 until 0. sions this week In Mlddlctown of com, throe passenger car tires re first place in Class B. and Miss Bar Before the permit can be Issued which Is being written by Elmer Tom Sparrow, Betsy's half-btothet, Donald Stevens the 15l)lh anniversary meeting of Bralnard of East Haven will por the Army Is attempting to elimin One member of tho board when capped; J. G. Forte, four-truck tires; bara Junlvcr received second place a public hearing will be held and the To Program asked yesterday It tho —tour men John Johnston, Ahe's half-brother Richard Whitcomb the Connecticut State Medical So Selectmen and Health Officer must tray the people of Colonlt;! times, ate. 1 Purchase Plans Wdliam Gregshy, the country bully Grant Briggs Jared Llnslcy, two passenger car in Class A In the recent egg. laying Theatre Maps sleeping at the firohouse plan—was ciety. tires recapped; Martin Pariko, one contest for New Haven-County 4H certify that in their opinon the pro men of the village will be armed • Only Two Restrictions Daniel Boone , Francis Palaia In observance ot the 40th anni with muskets and children will be Wampcagfuo Riilo Olub Will Ex essential said that "we are In dan now passenger car tire; Joseph J. club members. posed piggery will not be detrimen versary ot the James Blaokstone There are actually only two re ger every moment and expressed tho Matilda jolmston, Ahe's lialf-sister Margaret Baxter Salg, two truck tires recapped; Jos tal to public health. hanging to the skirts of their moth strictions which apply to the terri Full Program amine Quns Boforo Thoy Are Mary Warnick, a friend oj Betsy Eliia Barnes PAGE EXPRESS CO, Memorial library the Musical Art hope that tho community appreci eph F. Salg, four bo^enger car tires The U- S, O. canvassers are mak Within the meaning of the ordin ers. Then will come the attack on tory to be enforced. Hammonassett Offered To Qovornmont For Use ated the men's task of carting Society presented a concert in 11 the village by the Indians who will OPERATES DAILY recapped; Milton D. Stewart, two ing house to house calls to raise ance a piggery is a place where more brary hall last evening. Quest ar State Park wiUbe closed al eight Of '42 Events Of American Troops, blankets and pillows to the station ACT II passenger car tires recapped Stan money asked In the current drive. than 10 swine are kept or bred. advance from over the hill beyond o'clock each evening and there will houses in order that additional pro La,sl July, David J, Evarts pur tists appearing on the program the lake with war whoops and lames Riiiledge, Ann's jather Jerome Garrity ley T. Williams, two passenger car North Branford's quota Is $50U. Anyone who violates the provi were William Reynolds, formerly be no overnight camping In the Director Hammond Organiiing; tection be afforded. chased from Harry Page the busi tires recapped. sions shall be punished by a fine of dancing. Elmer Bralnard Is to fol park. Full use„of tho park can be Army Ordimnco ofllclals have W'^illiam Berry, Ahe's partner in the store William Pinkhamnes s known, us Page- Express Com of this place and Walter West, both Patron's Club At Stony Crook approved a National Rifle Associa Edward Kligcrman at Short Beach The Canteen group met recently A special town meeting was held not more than $25.00 tor each viola low history as much as he can in made throughout the daytime. All Divnls Hants, Abe's halj-brolher Qiarles Lake pany of lOtl Maple Street. Mr, of New Haven. Theatre Which Opens July 4th, tion plan by which Branford men called the department Friday eve at the home of Mr. Floyd, Grlswold on last Wednesday evening In the tion. this story. carnivals and shows must obtain a ning to locate a smouldering Are Sally Lincoln, Ahe's Sister •,. .. Nancy Jacocks Evarts, a Brunford resident, owns have been doslgnatod to examine Abe Lincoln Donald Stevens to sew on uniform aprons.; Members town hall and the Selectmen wore Another ordinance given publi The following program was ren license and the application must be at his homo. Without disturbing the and operates tHc business, devot' city refers to transportation of gar dered: piano solos, Schmetterling, On the afternoon of Sunday, submitted to the State Police before privately owned rifles which may bo Emily Jerusha Hank.s of this group are Mrs. R. P. Whitney empowered to' enforce an ordinance July 5 there will be a bathing beau The Stony Creek Theatre. A sil entire town, flremcn at the Short Ing his entire time to Its success. chairman ot the committee, Mrs. concerning regulations for black bage, refuse, animal matter, mash; Grieg; Etude de Concert No. .2, It can be accepted. Otherwise regu very building In Stony Crook. It suitable for military use. The NRA, Beach Hose, Hook and Ladder Col Bowling Green, the town Squire Donald Higney Ohamlnade, Barbara Nordmeyer; ty, contest and a number of the lation ot lights Is at present entire Rochel Morgan . ' Elmira Doolitlle Assisted by Edward Neville, the Floyd Grlswold, Mrs- Lucy Harri outs and for penalties for failure ' bones, fat or other rejected un has been quiet and unobstruslvo all plan was submlted in cooperation responded without giving out a gen- Page Express Company offers daily wholesome or waste substances soprano solos. Twenty Elgtheen, ar young women of Branford are ex ly up to lacal authorities iln each winter. It looks serenely still even with a War Department request list jack Armstrong, the town fighter Mario Pepc son, and Mrs. Edward Daly on thot o observe regulations. It was also pected to take part and compete oi-nl alarm. • ; insured service between Now Hav committee, and an auxiliary group voted to ban the sale or storage ot through the streets unless the ma ranged by Deems Taylor; Nocturne case.' • now. Of course the leaves are full month to civilians owning Spring Pino Orchard, with no flrehoiiso Uitina .\ . .,' Christian Hall en, Branford, Quilford, Madison terial Is • watertight and closely Pearl Curran; The Cuckoo, Liza for the prizes that are to-be offer on the trees and the grass IS grqen Nancy Green, Green's wiji Bet.sy Samson each back by an alternate Mrs. Paul fireworks within the limits ot the Voluntary RcKUlation field and Enflold rifles In serviceable has guaranteed that at least four and Clinton, and speclallites Incx - town for the duration. It was fur covered. Lehman, Pearl Nellson; Whistling ed the winners. George Barba, Wal Sentiment has been expressed in — nothing disturbing there. W^illiam Taylor, a neighbor Ernest Po?zi R. Hawkins, Mrs. Ralph Holabird, ter Newton, John Pepe, Clarence condition to sell back to the Gov men In the vicinity will bo available pressing from wholesalers to reMiss Carolyn H. Smith, Mrs. James ther voted to empower the Select No one from any sijrfounding city solo. The Hour ot Twilight, Wade, practically all the towns which are But fdr activity, just talk a walk ernment those not too drastically al for immediate call. H6bk and Lad Sarah Riilledge, Rutledge's wife Ruth Harrison tailers. Walsh, Mrs, Alden J, Hill, Mrs, Alex men to act with the State Highway or town rhay transport tor the pur- Ruth Wall. Hoyt, Emerson Wright, Sally Dona- now unetfected by the dim-out reg up to the Plying Point House where dlo and Deputy Great flachem tered tor Army use. der, Co. No. ris on the alert and Ann Ruttedge . . :'.. .'.... .•,..,;. ._.,.. .,.,.'....:... Alice Daley Hart, Mrs, Mary Strickland, Mrs, Commissioner with regard to the ' poSe of feeding such garbage to an Piano solos. Sonata Opus 57, Bee ulations to voluntarily cut down on Ronald T. Hammond, -who will stage Dai'id Rutledge, Ann's brother . ,.,';...... ,.. ., Arthur Symonds The proprietor has for many George Schmitlgan are fo receive Stony Creek has men sleeping every years worked with trucks and isMr s Elbrldge Moore, Mrs- J, Lawson disposal of the Unlniproved High imals without first petitioning the thoven; Allegro, Assai, Andante brilliant lighting In order that there the productions this year for his Under the accepted plan tho night In tho flrehouse. Baldwin's Nancy Rutledge, Ann's sistir ,,.,.;,:'.,'.:., : Emily Nygard Haley, Mrs, Robert Grosvenor, Mrs, way Fund, and to act ,'wlth the Wal- ' Selectmen. the application for entry in this will be no chance ot sky-glow. The third, season. Is to be found. Tliero sccrctarlos of tho 2,200 NRA clubs familiar with their operation and Con Moto, Allegro Ma Non Troppo, contest. There Is no charge tor en outfit at the center Is always oh Margaret Riilledge, Ann's sister .ii,.^i Mary Purcell economical management to pro Arthur Maynard, Mrs, Burton Hall, llngtord Water Company concern Upon Investigation the Selectmen Walter West (guest); Baritone Shore Line Association bus been Is plenty doing there to lot you know and other ofllclals ot this nation hand.. Peggy Cameron, a friend . ... .'„, li.,-., i„. Barbara Sciarini duce satisfactory and prompt serv and Mrs. Carl Smith. ing the closing of a portion ot tlie may issue a permit provided there solos, Two Grenadiers, Schumann; try. • , • especially active in this respect and that the players will bo back tor wide organization have boon ins Auxiliary Needed ' Scenery by .'...... j..,^.;.,,,...,.-.'.,, John Edwards ice. ls!created no nuisance injurious to Trumpeter, Dix; The Lord's Prayer, It Is expected that this Field Day has Issued the following suggestions their 20th season., Mapping, out tructed to examine for suitability all ; Especially aotive among auxJiary public welfare. to those in the area with the feel productions for the full year; a-rush Accompanist -, '•- • iiiiiinin. i i Mae Lindberg Malotte, William Reynolds (guest); will be attended by the largest rifles of those types which tho own groups organized for the omorgonoy Other items include action violin' solos, Ave Maria, Schubert; number of members ot. the Red Ing that if there is voluntary com trip to New York, to lino up a new ers may wish to return. is the Branford Point Auxiliary, part PRESUNTATION OF CLASS ,, C' against standing filthy water, b'urn- Tambourin, Chinois, Krelsler, Mar Men, Pocohontas and friends that pllance there Is less probability that play that will'be shown hero prior Oheokor In tho Branford area for dt Company No. B. With 30-35 men to Broadway and to have artother CLARBNCB C. TOWNSEND, Principal ,J,',ln^*of noxious matter, manures and garet Foiiser; Quartette, Lake of has ever been present at these an mpre rigid regulations will be later the Springfield rlflo!), la Wilson thoy have equipncia iv , Packard .BUSINESS ,^; ^fertilizers. Dreams, Saint Saens;. Oh, Love, but nual Field Days. AH of the Great enforced. All display,lightlnB to be reading of the opening play, "The Adams, Vice President of tho. Warn truck\ ond 100 .^allbh bddafer and PRESliNTATION OF DIPLOMAS LEARN TO ^^^•^^'Lz—:trr . . ' . a Day, Mrs. •Beach, Pbarl.-Nellsbii, 0ilef8'.oftWot'fler face-expected :to extlhgufehed^mftterlaUSiSHt^w ,;Me drilling «hde.r|he.,,dlrectI.«»-,of,. MiuoN P. BRADLEY be present'together :v/ith friends, Outside neon-lights to bo'exting I'qlOTironflcTsTrlsliTBprnl^^^^^^^ fe'iiest Wood to halridio mlijor fires DIRECTORY first soprano; Clara Crawford, sec uished. Display wlndov/s in stores Enfield Rifle call George Prout, tele Chairman, Board of Education Superintendent ond soprano; Ruth Oliver, first al Arrangenients are being/made by grams so yoij.wiil know who 'is what Ih that vielrilty. members ot Pawson tribe so that all to have lighting reduced or to have when; posters, tickets, and adver phone 122-3, Alps Road Apjjroxlmatoly 150 auxiliary men BENHDICTION ' , . to; and Esther Alexander, second a shield ot a curtain of scrim or tisements — all those things are on In tho past years many .30 caliber Why not have your typewriter and alto; Star Spangled Banner, by the the citizens of Branford who desire Continued on Page Five RnvERDND KENNETH BROOKES adding machine equipment placed Makes Awards to attend this gala affair to have theatrical gauze hung between tho the table constantly. Springfield 1903 and Enfleld 1017 Do Your Bit at Home audience. The accompanists will be lights and the outside. Use of the Rifles have been purchased from the In first class condition? Our fully transportation. In particular, there Is one thing RECESSIONAL—"Manhattaa March" •, Pelisti •At Trinity Church Sunday morn Nellie Osborn, Mary Devlin, and low beam as opposed to tho high that absorbs most of the attention. government by sportsmen In this equipped service deportment will Walter West. - Continued On Page Six Half Hour Club SCHOOL ORCHESTRA do this work promptly and effici ing In. recognition of ' Flag Day, bean when driving, is suggested as That Is tho organization of the Pa ently and furnish, without charge, FREE LECTURES AT Rev. . Frederic R. Murray, rector, well as the screening ot lights shin tron's Club,, which has as Its pri loan machines. preached on the topic, "Under Two DeMclay Forms ing to seaward and the control ot mary purpose the bringing of tho Names Officers Flags," being the United States Rotary Is Host street lighting so that the sky glare theatre and the audience Into a RELIANCE TYPEWRITER 00. flag and the Episcopal church flag, Sports Group Is reduced. It Is ^ported that there Continued On Page Sevan Joseph Schenck The Half Hour Reading Club held C. B. GUY, Mgr., both of which were carried In the Is considerable compliance with the a well-attended luncheon Thursday THE RIDE EXCHANGE procession and stood Inthe chancel To The Winners suggestions for voluntary reduction Telephone 7-2738 . COMMUNITY HOUSE At a meeting last Monday eve Dies Suddenly In tho home of Mrs. Frederick S. during the service. of. lighting and It ils the purpose of Jourdan of West Miln Street. Fol ' We will run free advertisements the next few -wcolis for tlioso 109 Crown Street New Haven ning in the Masonic Temple, West Scrap Rubb'er Is This was the closing session, of At the meeting of the Rotary The Shore Line Asosoclatlon to in The death ot Joseph Schenck, lowing the luncheon the annual -wlio either want ii ride or liave room in their oars for extra rid- club Monday noon, guests were the Haven, representatives from four crease the compliance to a point the church school and attendance DeMoIay Chapters of the western Sr., ot 341 Harbor Street occurred meeting v/as held with president, CVH. 42-lnoh Apron Sink and Tubs com BRING YOUR QUESTIONS awards were made by Walter H. winners of the Rotary Shield where there can be no question re Being Collected suddenly last night at 0:30, in hisMrs . Donald Sawt6llc, presiding. Award, Miss Doris Angela Polastrl Connecticut shore gathered to garding the possibility of the exis 'riio nuiubor ot advortisemonta may lie small but we imagine plete with enamel legs, $41.95. All Palmer, superintendent to 56 mem form a DeMolay Shore Line Con home . He was born here where he Annual reports word road by Mrs. and Charles Herbert Baldwin, Jr., tence 0 fsky glow. At the request of President had lived all his life and was the W. T. Nott, ways and moans chair V - Hint fionie will he forthcoming d-oring tlio next few weeks. The types of steel kitchen cabinets in bers of the school, as follows: ference. This league will embrace stock. Cabinet sinks,.range boil John Clark, Dfevid Clark, 11 years; being the girl and boy In the high Roosevelt and Petroleum Coprdlna- ton ot Paul Schneck and Joan- man; Mrs. Archer ijnpwiton, troas- KlOKiiu of tlie "Bide Bxchangc" is NBVBH IJEAVE TOWN Jun© 12th—2 P. M. -^y ^^^^ EUen Marshall, OPA Representative school graduating class who best Branford, New Haven, West Haven, tor Ickcs tho petroleum Industry, nette Palmer. . Mr. Schneck was a uorer, and Miss Harriet Cox, secre ers, furnaces and radiators. 10 years, John Anderson; nine years Mllford, and Bridgeport Chapters. WITH A VACANT SEAT IN YOUli CAR. exemplify Rotary's motto, "Service through Its Branford represontatlvos moldor at ,tho Malleable Iron Plt- tary. Mrs. M. PhellJS Wall gave a THE CONN. PLUMBING 8: HEAT Thomas Brainerd, Charles Buell, Its primary purpose will be to draw Town. Keeping is aiding in collcctiing scrap rubber Betty May Llnsley, Joan Reeves, Above Self." They made brief re ilngs Comp'any whore hi had been detailed report of tho recent coh- ,-If you plan to go somewhere tliis comiiig week, send in an Bx- ING MATERIALS CO. Price Control and Ceilings marks. closer together the live chapters during the period up to June 30. employed for tho past 67 years. Ho vontloh at the Hotel Taf t. 1730 State Street New Haven Richard Whitcomb; eight years, named by cooperative ritual and chnnge ad, telling wliore you want to- go, and your telophpne One new member was Inducted, An Eagle Eye America's scrap rubber • pile had boen'Ul but a tew days. Mrs M. D. Stanley, Mrs. T. Par Phone 0-0028 Catherine Lucas; seven years, Rob social functions and by creating a mounted steadily today as deflated number. We'll'nm the ud,und perhaps through it you'll loealo. Know how much to pay for things with frozen prices ert Anderson, Billy Blunden, Peter Chief ot Police Christian G. Woe- He Is survived by his widow, Mary ker Preble and Mrs. .W T, Nott, friendly rivalry among the chap beach- alligators, discarded tires Cronan, two sons, William ot aHrt serving, as a nomination committee, someone who is going to tho same place the samo day. Get togeth FOR RENT — Ploasant room at Brainerd, Norma Ann Clark, Phoe hrle, under the classification, "pub ters In athletic events. About Dimout lic safety." He was Inducted Into and punctured .football liladdcrs ford; Joseph of Branford; three submitted the following slate of ot- er with Uium, nucl snyo gas and tires. Let usTopeat,,tlia nd will the shore, with dr wlthqut meals; I Mr. Sangster and Miss Ne-wton, Electric and G-as Representatives be Hlgley, Elizabeth Maddern, Bar dropped onto It by uncounted thou Summer or yearly. Branford 71-3. the club and presented with the Each chapter of the conference Branford's summer business rests daughters, Mrs. May Palmer, Bran- flcers, which was approved by tho bara Oppel, Phyllis Rice; six years, will be represented by three mem sands of tons. - be nni free during the next few weeks. Horo are a few ads: Fred Blicker, Janyce Smith. , tour objects of Rotary by Secretary on a precarious brink of another iford; Mrs. Edward Conway, Guilford meeting: FOR SALE—Two two-horse rid Care and Repair of Electrical and Gas Walter H. Palmer. bers. One of these will have au Specific reports . ^dlcatlng . the and Mrs. Harold Blxby of East Ha president, Mrs. M. Phelps Wall, WANTED --Someone traveling Five years, Sandra Hemming, Bil dimout. I HAVE room tor three commut ing cultivators in good condition, Harry H. Johnson, member of the thority in conference ritual work With the rest of the Eastern sea- total that might be collected In the ven ;several grand children, on great first vice-president, Mrs. S A. to Now Haven dally, through or crs to Pratt U Whitney Aircraft, also one 18" Oliver breaking plow Appliances and Apparatus ly- Hlgley, Ruth Roller, Janet Tou- for his chapter, one in social activ full two weeks of the President's grandchild and one sister, Mrs. Ruel Grlswold; second, vice-president, from GuUtord, willing to share sey;. four years, Llnsley Bigelow, club, gave an exhibition ot sleight coast under dimout the Army has Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. for tractor use. Daniel M. Doody, of hand as the regular program. ities and one in athletics. The del asked Governor Hurley to deter drive were lacking, but the gen Blackstoho of this place, Mrs .William H. Hoadley; recording car or expenses. Arrive in New to 5:30 pjn. Saturdays 8 a.m. to Route 80, North Branford. Jphrj Bigelow; three years, Beverly egates from Branford Chapter are eral comment across the country In • Funeral services will be conducted secretary, .Miss Harriet Cox, corre Haven 8:30 ajn. and leave at 0 Bigelow, Alexandra Hammer, Alice Thirty-nine attended the meeting mine by what right the shore towns the second day- of the campaign 1 p.m. Tel. Guilford 150. June 19th 2 P. hA. ^y ^^^ York Experts and Mr. Pearson of Shartenberg-s; including the following visiting Ro- James Mellor, ritual work; Donald from East Haven to Baybrook feel Saturday morning at his late home sponding secretary (Mrs. Philip E. p.m. Tel. Guilford 587. . FOR SALE — Small- well-built Nordmeyer, Dick Roller, Lorraine Erickson, social work and Louis was that It was off,to a good start. with services at 0:30 In St. Mary's Bulger; treasurer, Mrs. Archer E. Rbiirke, David Whitcomb; two years tarlans: David A. North of North that they are excluded. building, painted, screened, with Haven, P. W. Dlehl ot East Haven, Desl, athletics. As a result of the complaint rep Under Secretary of 'War Robert Church. Burial will bo In St. Agnes Knowlton. LEAVING Indian Keck 7:30 a.m. matched floor, wired tor electric Bruce Collopy, Wendy Hlgley, Dor P. Patterson gav/: It an oinclal push Cemetery. YOUR AD GOES HERE Saving, Care, Buying of Clothes and Fabrics Eric W. Dohna, Walter L. Tomp The officers chosen at the Mon resentatives ot the State Police A vote of thanks was given to the for Now Haven, return leaving N. ity, suitable for small cottage or othy Hopkins, Irving Hopkins, Ann day evening meeting were: Presi with a statement that the Army it retiring ollicers, MM;' Sawtelle, Mrs. Haven 5:00 pjn. Saturdays leave Morton, Mary Morton, Gene Rice, kins and Ralph Wllmot, all of the called a meeting Tuesday In the self was cutting its use of rubber cabin, also open shed with Linen Supplies and Substitute Materials New Haven club. dent, Charles Taylor, Mllford Chap Clinton Mjemorlal which was at Frederick Houde. Mrs Victor Hutch N. Haven 12 noon, Phone Bran matching shingles. Building to Flanders Smith, Porter Thompson, in clothing and equipment by 25 PAY DEDUCTIONS inson and Mrs. C. V, McDormott. ford 098. , •' - ter, and Secretary, John Stebblns, tended by First Selectman, C. Ho- SALESMAN — Would^ exchange be moved tron-i. present site. Dan- Jerry Thompson. per cent. Army tires will have 12 West Haven Chapter. Plans'were Ijart Page, Chief Air Raid Warden Continued On Page Eight TO BE EXPECTED rides from Foxon to Hartford . lol M. Doody, Route 80, North June 26th 2 P. hA. by Ernestine Bisney, Conn. State College Representative One year: Andrlanne Anastaslou, laid tor a gathering of the five R. Halstead Mills and Reginald S. DAVID WHELAN DIES daily. Address Box 47 Branford. Biilye Bigelow, Vincent Blicker, USO Campaign chapters at which time the three Baldwin vice chairman of the De- Within the next week or ten days David Whelah, 82, a native of YOV^ AD GOES HERE Carla Monfelius, Sally Nichols, divisions of the conference will tense Council. FREE LECTURE FRIDAY this town, died Saturday In- New FOR SALE — Family size ice box Branford firms employing more Steven Pauk, -Richard Robinson, Has Splendid function. The exact time and place Delegates ot the towns involved The second in a series of free than throe people will be notified by Haven. He was the son of John suitable for shore cottage. Good Conserve That Food By Canning , B&rry Royden, Richard Stanton, lectures will-be, given Friday after Whelan and Mary bttshen Whelan. .WANTED — To exchange rides condition. $5. Branford 715-2. ot the event was not set. gave their interpretation of the reg the United States Treasury Depart- YOUR AD GOES HERE Kilnbr White, Leah White, Patricia ulation and agreed to comply If the noon at 2 o'clock In the Comniunlty men that the governmont wants The funeral was' Jield Tuesday, or will take passengers to New •W^hlte, Albert Wood, Barbara Wood Showing Here As soon as possible soft ball WANTED — Lndy, with car, for Different Methods Shown games will be scheduled among the order became necessary ^r official House by the Consumer Committee them to start War Savings payroll morning at 8:30rfrom the Funeral Haven, six days a week. Leave and Janice Wood. ot the Woman's Division of the De GuUtorS 11:15 p.m., leave New part-time evening work, 4 eve chapters. In the fall schedules In'l but until the regulation was inter deduction plans. Home of Wllllarri S. Clancy and Early reports on the USO drive In preted to involve the shore towns fense Council. ; Sons and a half hour later front Haven 8 a. m. Phone Guilford LET'S HELP SAVE nings per week, $5 per evening. dicate the the final results will be bdwiing and basketball will be set Life Underwriters Association of 123-2 Address Box 47, Branford, Conn. July 2nd-8 P. M. By Sperry and Barnes, Miss Lane ; JOHN p. MCCARTHY up witlj other sports following In only flood lights giving exceptional The subject will be "Saving, Care, New Haven, has offered assistance St.'Mary's Church. A high requleni GAS AND TIRES Funeral services for John P. Mc very satisfactory. glow would be shaded. Buying of Clothes ' anid Fabrics," mass was celebrated. Burial was June 4-11-18 The Branford USO Committee their respective seasons. At the In promoting War Savings payroll Carthy were held Friday morning end ot the year ap laque or trophy Representatives exjiressed an un and will be presented by experts deduction plans and arc authorized In St. Mary's Cemetery. a have announced the following ad CHILDREN oared for — 7 a.m. Tips For The Meat Budget at 8:30 from the mortuary home.of will be awarded to the chapter willingness to :belng forced into from New York and Mr. Elbert as special representatives of the The requiem high wass was cele • Answer* to "IT'STIMB YOV KNBW" by Uwrence to 7 p.m.; Short Beach, $1 dally. W. S. Clancy and Sons, followed ditional solicitors for the USO War semi- darkness because of any Jeal Fund Campaign. with the greatest number if points Pearson of Short'Beach who is Treasury, Edward Sullivan of Now brated by the Rev. Father Edmund You bring and call for them. Buying, Cooking, Serving of All Cuts of Meats Shown — Also Movies by requiem high mass in St. Mary's ous motives from other coastal Haven being assigned to contact Henry Holsenbeck, Hopson Ave.; received from competition in all employed at Shartenberg's as ad A. Cotter. James E. Cosgrove sang Ah Army plane can travel over 600 miles per hour in a power dive! Practical Nurse. Branford 234-3. Church at 9 o'clock. The Rev. Fath towns. vertising manager. local employers. "Mother of Christ." ,^*»': Burton Barker, East Main St. the -sports advocated by the con i-.':Ii By Miss Francis Whitcomb, er Edward J. Demenske was cele ference. Games played In any sport One real estate agent present Bearers wore; Timothy J. Mc- i Not The Flag of the United States should never be used us LOST—Bank Book No. 10510. If July 9th-2 P. M. brant of the mass. James Cosgrove The business section of town is said that even without the dimout NEED EQUIPMENT , drapery or decoration! found return to Brnntord Savings Extfension Service, Conn. State Colleger being covered by: which are conference league games PRE-SCHOOL EXAMINATION Carthy, Jr., John B. and Edward soloist, sang "Mother of Christ." will not be official State DcMolay only 50 per cent of summer cottages Civilian Defense casualty statlonB Sllnoy and Joseph H. DrlscoU. Bank. 5-14,28, 6-11 t William Sangster, Nicholas are rented. The pre-school examination will The speciftc gravity of mercury is greater, than thot of iron. The bearers were Joseph H. Sharpe, Joseph DriscoU, Walter •games. iare In need of the following articles, He Is survived by a half sister, hall trees, metal waste baskets, bo hold at the high school on Fri To determine longitude, when travelling, compare the time LOST—Bank Book No. 8333. If DrlscoUi John E. Donnelly, Ste Palmer. Mrs. Mary Marshall of West Haven. found return to Branford Savings Nutrition phen O'Brien, T. j. McCarthy, NEEDED — BOYS — NEEDED baby's tubs, bridge lamps, exten day, Jiino 10, from 0:30 A. M.'to on your Bulova Watch with local time. If your watch is two Indian Neck Section has the fol Musical Art Society members will Boys 16 to 21 (Scouts over 14) are sion cords and plugs,'tea wagons 11:30 A. M., and 1:30 P. M. to 3:30 hours ahead of local time, then you have gone West 30'. If it is Bank. . 5-14,28, 6-U Robert W. Rice and Richard lowing canvassers; hold an annual covered dish sup PUPILS RECITAL FoodjDhajts — Cheap Menus —• Movies — Nourishing Meals — Recipes Distributed O'Brien. The burial was In St. Ag needed for Civilian Defense messen suitable for portable dressing table. V,. M. The state requests that all The Tenth Annual Recital of the one hour behind local time, you have gone East 1$'. (In terms LOST—Bank Book -No. 8307, If Consumer Committee of Woman's Division, Branford Defense Council. •i William Meffert, Captftta; Frank per and annual meeting Tuesday ger service. Call Eugene Alexander Anyone willing to donate any of of longitude, IS* equals «ne hour of tiine.) nes Cemetery. A sister, Mrs. Charles v. Bigelow. children starting school be exam 'Whyte School of Dancing will be found return fb Branford Savings evening at 6:30 at the home of Miss 513-3; James Laird, 1297; or Francis these articles may call Mrs.'Bort ined by a physician before enter Ahearn survives. , Additional v/orkers will be added. Olive Pratt. given June 20 at 8:15 P.. M. in the Bank. B-14,28,0-lli T. Commerford 151-13. Anderson, 058-3. ing school. East Haven High School auditorium. w