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VOL, VIII—NO. 32 Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, November 7, 1935 Price Five Cents ETHIOP MOVIES NEW HAVEN MAN COLLINS HEADS HELD FOR THEFT ROTARY ASKED AT LIBRARY HALL IN LOCAL HOME IVUI/IIVX /\C31\1JL' ASSOCIATION OF "IsmEf ON Armistice Day Observance

TUESDAY NIGHT Ralph Rosetti, 20, of 170 Congress TO AID MEMORIAL' N. J. JOURNALISTS Avenue, New Haven, charged with SOCIAL DISEASES Will Be Featured By Parade Dr. Wilfred H. Osgood, Curator of burglary, has been bound over to the FOR WILL ROGERS Ell Ivefl Collins, son of Mrs. Hope I. the Department of Zoology at the January term of the Superior Court. Collins of Branford and St. Petcrs- ZV::::":::zr::T^Z\ Memorial Exercises And Ball Field Muflcum In Chicago, leader of Following his trial in Town Court The Branford Rotary club has eN- burg, Fla., has been elected president the Field Museum-Chicago Dally here he was removed to the Whalley pressed itself as heartily In favor of of the Hudson County New Jersey eral Interest, from Rosamond L. Ham­ Ncwa Expedition several years ago, Avenue jail. a movement Inaugurated by many Press Club, Inc. Collins received his mer, chairman of the Nur-ses* Com­ will present the visualized story of his Major Leonard J. Maloney, National President Of The Ralph Rosettl, a canvasser, was prominent men of the country to pro- grammar school education from 1911 mittee, Visiting Nurse Asaoclatlon: Yankee Division Veteran's Association, Will Be 2,000-mile Journey through the heart picked up by Chief of Police James T. vide a suitable memorial to Will Rog- to 1017 in the old Damascus School, Editor, Branford Review: of ancient Ethiopia, when he appears Murphy, Ofllcer Anthony Ifkovic and ers. At the meeting Monday noon a the abandoned building which wns There have doubtless often arisen Speaker Of The Day—Captain Farrington here Tuesday, November 12 in Library Supernumerary John E. MulUn upon letter was read from the Will Rogers transformed into a meat market near in your mind, questions as to what to H. Lay As Grand Marshall Of The Hall. a complaint of Mrs. Guiseppo Rovaldi Mcmmorial Commission requesting "" do or say about the whole subject of Parade—Legion Asks For Public of 13S East Main Street that ?100 in the cooperation of all Rotary clubs social hygiene, a matter which la, Support In Proper Obser­ jewelry had been stolen 'from her in giving publicity to the plan. j you know, primarily medical but with! vance of The Occasion house. Among the officers and leading vjifli social and economic consequences The stolen jewelry found on the members of the commission are Vice- —a matter which touches Uvea from , person of Rosetll included a man's president John N. Garner, Governor the unborn babo to old age; the whol- j i^,,,,,,^^^,!.,] ^y^ obsci'Vl! Anilist ifO Day ItO-Vi, Momlaj' iu pocket watch, a woman's wrist watch, E. W. Marland of Oitlahoma, Rex ly innocent as well as Uie so-called „ 'J ' , , . , . , ,.,. ,' .,, , i. a girl's watch, two men's gold rings, Beach, Fred Stone, Owen D. Young, transgressor. Yet modem medical scl-! » iasluoil wlucll IS bol'.Olllllljr IradltlOlUll, Willi a parade oC three women's rings, a necklace and a Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Amelia cnce can Uo much, both to prevent and military' nild t'.ivie SOCioticS tlirtUlRll tllC (IPntoV of toWll, CX- lavaliere. Earhort, Eddie Rickenbacker and cure syphilis, and to a lessor degree, | erci.st's'at the Cpiiotapli, aiid a Miliiavy Ball ill the evciiiiiK Rosettl admitted having entered the many others of national note. Feeling vei-y strongly the need of Rovaldi residence during the absence g°n°"'"=''' liiitlicStatc Arinoi-y. The parade will form at the Arm­ Eddie Rickenbacker, famous Ameri­ greater authoritative informaUon on'-m»-4T-»T7- x^y-M« nix-i-r^ of the family. can ace,, is the writer of the circular Uic subject, with Uie chance for ques-1 MAKK LOCATED ory, and at 10 o'clock will march up letter received here which reads as tlons and discussion, the B. V. N. A.' Montowoiio Street, South Main Street follows: Is sponsoring a series of tour talks and West Main Street to the Junction Thousands of Will Rogers* friends LOCAL RED CROSS by Miss Rowona Belden, R. N., of the IN NEW YORK have signified a desire to perpetuate of Bindley Street, thence counter­ State Bureau of Venereal Diseases. hla memory In some continuing form marching on Main Street to the PICKS OFFICERS There will be four talks Ui Uie High A state-wide search for Harry of a charitable, educational and hu­ Grccu, whore the paradora and apoc- School, on Thursdays, at t p. M., No­ Mark, 30. ended this morning when he manitarian nature. The annual meeting of the Bran- vember 14, 21, December 5, 12. telephoned his mother Mrs. ITishbaum talors will gather about the cenotaph. The Will Rogers Memorial Com­ Mill Plain a few years ago by Casper ford Branch of the Red Cross was Block. The now press club leader has To this aeriea of talks, the Vlalttog of Wollingford about 10:1S from iho Captain Farrington H. Lay . of the held In the Library Friday afternoon mission has been formed for this pur­ DR. WILFRED H. OSGOOD posAen opportunity will be given to the ^^^ ^ member of the editorial staff! Nurse Association Is inviting all the Grand Central Station, New • York Branford Battel^ will be grand mar­ where the following officers were re­ millions who hold Will Rogers and „£ the Jersey Journal, Jersey City, for ' teachers, doctors, and ministers In City, and told her that lie would bo shal of the parade. Bearing heavily on the history and appointed: his humanitarian principles in affec- t^e past decade. The Hudson County'town and we urge you to share Miss home. Major Leonard J. Malonoy, former charaoLcr of the people, whose strange Chairman, Mrs. James J. Walworth, tlonate regard to express their sentl- presg Club ta 1933 succeeded in hav-! Belden wiUi us. She is very desirous The local police were aakcd to go to gas' oincer of the 102nd Infantry, and customs of life are fascinating in the | vice-chairman, Mrs. Pocific Sanzoro, ment by contributing to a fund for i„g ^ ^^^ enacted which made New!of havtag questions presented to her 13 Sable Avenue, Indian Neck to look now nutlonal president of the Yankee extreme; the valuable resources of the 'secretary, Mrs. R. F. Bailey, treasur- memorial purposes. A period of three jersey the second state in the union before the talks begin. Will you pleaacslio.^Mark. when his wife received a Dlv;slon Veterans' Asaoclatlon, has country; the pohtlcal situation and the er, Oiorles N. Baxter, chairman of weeks has been selected commencing ^^Ich" exempts newspaper writers | signify your acceptance of the Invlta- letter from him which contained been secured as spoalcer for Uic exer­ milltory organization, Dr. Osgood not'junior Red Cross, Florence Royal, on the anniversary of Will- Rogers* f^om divulging the source of confi tion to these talks, and send any cises. It is particularly gratifying to only presenu an absorbing narrative, i chairman of knitting, Mrs. Axel Mlch- suicide throat birthday, Nov. 4. and continuing until ^jentlal information. Maryland was the questions you may desire answered to IJntil the time of his disappearance learn that tho major cancelled an en­ beautlfully illustrated, with motion clson, chairman of sewing. Miss Mar- Thanksgiving Eve. to gather contri- fl^st state to enact such legislation, the undersigned, who la, gathering gagement to speak In a largo Massa­ picturea and slides, but also gives im- ion Thatcher, chairman of gauze, on Tuesday, Mark lived at Indian buttons. 'Recently Alabama has passed a "press them for Miss Belden? Neck but moved that day to 145 South chusetts city to accept tho invitation portant information as to tlie nature ujgg virlglna Robinson, chairman of Yours very truly, to address the Branford gathering. and .probable, outcome of the war with preparedness, Thomas G. Fisher, chair Plans of utmost simplicity have confidence" law and bills to protect Orchard Street. Wallingford, the homo' ™.? l^"^^*^^. ^°.^^^°^'^ ^^^ millions of reporters from being thrown hito jail ROSAMOND ,D. HAMMER of Mr3, Mark's parents. Tlie change An earnest elTot;t la being made by Italy, man of publicity, John B. Donnelly, Will Rogers' friends and admirers for protecting their news sources are Chairman Nurses Committee bocamo necessary because of Mr, members of Coroornfl-Sundqulsl Post, Abyssinia- is. a land of wonderful chairman of Home service, Thonvald convenient way to make their con­ being pressed In other states. Mr. Col- (Mrs. Alfred E. Hammer) Mark's illness. Amor can Legion, and othjJSI patrlotio ^f scenery, a land of savages, semi-clv- •P. Hammer. tributions, Eind have a part in the nng ^aa one of the Hudson County local citizens, to so'ouro tU/1 f uU cq/*' i}lzed ^peoples, afid .^ativc chiefs who His mlaalon to Branford was to see L.^^%^ Mrs. Swan Eaborn v/as chairman of plan. newspapemen-who were active in hav­ Attorney Holmes T. Bracken but hooperatio n of Uie community l^n ia '^^ claim descent^from Solomon and 'the th_ e_ _nominating : committee.. Materials You (and your organization can be ing the New Jersey law passed. WORK TO START failed to l(oep his appointment. At ArTnlstlco Ifiay obscfeanoo,' !i^6,rx^;h(UpfiJ,.,aijd';iV is h, A .-sum .'of money was appropriated | tion, some announcement shall be equipment. ^""'"S health had made him des- j""^"-™" ruim.r J. Smith ofNort Northh ,?-*. which,is challenging the attention of for a-campaign in Branford to rcudce.made in public meetings that the tal. iJranford. The cstimnitcd cost of the school is pondent for some lime. • ': .t|io .worjd. the number of accidents and the first bank facilities are .- available for all Dr. Carpinella, a graduate of the Friends of tho Farm Bureau as well close to a half million dollars with — '— aid stations on the highway. who care to participate. Yale Medical School and the Roches­ as 'members are invited to attend this MUSICAL ART Mrs. A. A Mlchaelson, chairman of (3) .That the Rotary Clubs so co-ter Medical School in Rochester, N. the federal government putting up 45 PRAISES RED CROSS nnnuni meeting of tho Now Haven, : " PLANS MEETING the knitting committe asks that any­ operatbig will display material to be Y., completed his taterneship at Grace I por cent and the town the rest. I County Form Bureau. , •. • one who wishes to donate left over furnished from the commission head­ Hospital. Later he opened an office j James F. Hines was chosen to head Henry A. Wallace, Sec. of Agricul- The committee In charge of ar­ The Musical Art-Society of Bran­ pieces of yarn, let her know. Odd quarters with, of course, the privilege hero. I the special high school building com- ture says, "Again this year wo' have rangements are aa follows; Mr, O. F; ford will hold Its. November meeting bits will be made Into small afghans of latitude to extend the. message in Dr. and Mrs. Carpinella are at home'"''•tee and J. F. Talbott was elected had repeated demonstrations of the Cass, John Bishop, Mrs, LeRoy Gbs- .: at the home of Mrs. Jonathan Hart for convalescent veterans in hospitals such form as best suits the Individ to friends at "18 Kirkham Street. | secretary at a meeUng of the special high value of the American Red ner, W. W. Ham, B. R. Rowland, Mrs. in Short Beach Instead of at thehome ual organization. " . jcommittce hold Monday night. Cross. Floods in the Middle West and Henry Russell and Mrs. C. P. Wallace. of Miss Oliye Pratt as previously OITTLOOK BRIGHT (4) It 1^ the belief of the small body PLAYERS HOLD ' ^^ ''°'*"' *"'' ""^ """^t'™ °f ^'' East, tornadoes in the South, rem- planned. - *. . of Will Rogers' firends, who, at the rrrW^'P •M-TPTTT i''"l''"".,...,..,.__g ..„i"==". set_., .,_underwayj , SuperUio„„„i„_- mant.s o.f th.; e 1B34 drough--'elsewhert e u-U£jOi x>iiu-xix Itendent of Schools William B. Gillis have called the Bod Cross In HOME ACCIDENTS The meeting will be held Tuesday ' FOK SUCCESS OF request of Vice-President Garner and tendent have called the Bod Cross Into action. evening, November 12,. at 8 o'cloc'k. ARMISTICE BALL Governor Marland of Oklahoma, have ... . , . ,ha—s begu~-n—n drawin— g„ u_.p. _ curriculum Wherever rtinnstcr strikes, it can bo Farm and. Homo Accident Proven- • Miss Pratt and Miss May Devlin will undertaken the responsibility of rais­ re°,s Lr ^""'"•f, -"'f^^-'^ and is "studying prese'nt courses and ^'a ofthis o ^-tion L it 1 tion which Is the new nation-wide pro­ assist the hostess. ing the funds, that the affection and r.\ nfv. h P"=''=""'"™°''"°™'= additional needs. The survey shows been sold oJ anoSer, "The Red Cross gram initiated by the Bed Cross Is • • The committee in charge of the mnniw'^P, '^ "< ^ r- '^T>'^t ""'V "alf of the pupils now at- has iZcd and has a situation well An Interesting program of Russian Armistice Ball in the State Armory regard in which .Will Rogers was held quoted from the Rod Cross Courier. music has been arranged by Mrs. Lb- will be better indicated by the num­ Sou!l 1^1 0^1 '^'•"^"""y tending secondary school are taking ,„ hand/' Americans need no urging "Just how necessary is a campaign Saturday evening have provided an ven ng. | courses suited to their needs. To sup-' but merely a reminder that the annu- retta Cannon Yates, which will be additional feature of entertainment ber of "onrtibultlons rather than the against accidents in the homo and In presented by Miss Theresa McStrav- In the shape of a Bingo Party which size. rZ^Z *RT,',°' ^"^ P;''y=','''r?'^,S^ P'y'™"'''™""™''=°"™»"''^^^^^ arRo7'(5l o/the Red cross wllltake the farm?" Not only did homo acci­ ick, Mrs. Charles Baxter, Mis. J. J. will precede the ball. Substantial priz­ Evt-fy dollar subscribed will be ex- situatioCarrie nBaisley which, developpictures dwhe thn ea tragi ne'ecr „, ,3 ,^ „.„^^ ^„^ ^„^^^U^ ^^,. «^'^° ,^„^ November 11, to dents lost year cause nearly as many Collins, and Mrs. Yates, sopranos; es are offered for the winners. pended for memorials, the cost of ga- j do-well who kills his best friend, not ence will be an added important pro- 28. deaths as automobiles, but injuries Mrs. Raymond Quinn, Mrs. Edward P. The success of the ball seems as­ theriug- the contributions iKlng gen^ gram. •. • .—. accidentally in tho homes outnumb­ knowing the identity of his victim, Approximately twenty teachers will 'pOWNSKND CLUB Ayer, contraltos; William Reynolds, sured. A gratifying number of tick- erously borne by the aviation Indus-; seeks refuge in the home of the mur- ered temporary disabilities caused by be required and it is the intention to •ni/-i'D1WTXTr< TTT'DTI traffic mishaps by nearly five to one. baritone, and the following pianists: tT- idered youth's mother. Parts were tak- kets have already been sold and en- Accidents In American homos kill Mrs. Earle -Barker, Mrs. Sidney V. j ough others have signified their in­ en by Mrs. John C. Carr, John Mc-'„„"„"hire O'S many as possible from East> FORMING- HEBE Osbom, Jr., Mrs. Willys Pratt, Jr. some 800 persons an hour: They run tention of attending to guarantee a Mrs. Martha B. Hopper of Meadow Dermott, John C. Carr, J. Wesson Prelimtaary plans for the curricu-. There will bo an open meeting held Miss Andrea Von Wie, Miss Elizabeth ggo^i crowd. It is.hoped that a good up a medical, nursing and Insurance, Street, Is in the Grace Hospital fol-1 Phelps, Samuel' Beach and Roger lum will be prepared by Mr. Glllls, in the Town Hall Tuesday evening, bill at more than ?1,000 a minute. •Vetter, and Mrs. Harold Baldwim sum may be realized for the welfare Jlowing an appendix operation on Mon- ^'Westcott. This bit was very well pre- submitted to the Board of Education November 12 at 8 o'clock, with a view There will also be two numbers by the Work accidents in tho farms lost year work of'the Corcoran-Sundquist Post day. sented. and later to the State Board of Edu- to organizing a Townsend Club in I killed 4,000 persona. Safety experts chorus of the society. Dancing will begin at 8:30 and the .Th ,e ,second. „,. , ,...„and larger, ..., one-act dir- cation for approval. It Is probable Branford. The State Secretary, or Or- |t„ii „„ ,u.. _ > ,. - • - Grand March Is scheduled for 10:00 BIRTHS Trtn TITZI •r,'" "f^ """ ""b-omr^lttees will be appointed ganlzer will be present to ex^aln and '"^IZ^,"^ For th"™" "TTT ROTARIANS HEAiR - o'clock,- with Roger Wessman's orches | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Antigo of Saw ''^^r":-:^'''"^^__ '"-•™= ">« to assist in the details. . answer questions relative to this time- j^u the cost 0^11^^^'^^,J" "J . 'TALK ON BONDS tra of Meriden furnishing the music. • Mill Road, North Branford, announce ' visit of a famous actress to the home ly movement that is attracting nation :''tal'ed nl>l\"'l '^""^\"^ "34 I the birth of a daughter on Monday. | of a bedridden invalid of a romantic wide interest. l^ ?? """'^ ^'* "^ ""^ <^ "-ho- FELLOWCRAFT CARD PARTV | i nature. There is a "play within the LOCAL PLAYERS President's work relief appropriation Henry F. Fletcher of".Hartidrd,,of­ of »4,88O,O00,OO0. There can.be no ficial of the Internatlon'ai Rey'enue'de- The Feliowcraft club will hold their; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ventres of play" in which the actress persuades 'WTT T 'BROADCAST ''''"' Townsend convention recently ^•n;'i',.;rnrA'PT<'T?'RTTRY '""" '" Chicago was the largest 00- question that an accident prevention pnl-tmen^ „..t. of'th„. e United-State'_ , s Treas- 'second card party of the season in 369 Main Street, East Haven an- the invalid to take part in a bit of held, in this program in a national scale Is neces­ nVy, gave a very Informa-tlve" talk at | the Commimity House tomorrow eve- nounce the birth of a son, Jonathan make believe. Colllsta Clancy as the ., ^ ™,„„nitv Flavors '^"""'O'- There were over 6.000 dcle- sary. tho meeting of the Branford_ Rotary , ning at 8 o'clock. The first of the ser- Gordon in the New Haven Hospital actress, Margaret Laich Kllmas as the , The Braafor„.. d Commun ty Players followers In the'subject ies, held some Ume ago, proved to;on October 8. invalid and Julia Tisko as the maid are scheduled to broadcast a one act t*ib Monday noon on., the subject ies, held some to'on October 8. Invalid and Julia Tisko as the moid'are scheduled to broadcast a one act l^^^^' Everyone InYeeTt^ ,» The following new ontorpriso has The'United States Savings Bonds.", be a great success, and tomorrow I did an excellent bit of acting In this play over Station WIXBS of Water- ^_.^^^ ^ ^^^J yo°« Interested Is filed papers of incorporation witli- tho Among those at the meeting were night's affair will see a much larger A son, James Robert, was bom on play. I bury Monday evening, November 18. ^^^ secretary of state at Hartford: •<^ John D. Dyer, also of the Treasury j attendance. October 3 in the Hospital of St. Ra-1 Frederick Houde appeared as the'thAe numbest'udto.r .Sundayof the, No'-crabePlayers wilr 17,'al visit t Local coutractors have been asked Harrison & Sons Co., 117 South 'Department and visiting Rotarians I Twenty door prizes are being given phael to Mr. and Mrs. William H. announcer of the evening. to the holders of lucky tickets, and Seward of 45 Foxon which time a rehearsal will be held, to bid on 540 bags of porUand cement Main Street, Branford; shares sub- R. F'. Baiieyr H. J. Famham and ift^l- The play to be presented will be se- ifor use In. the Branford Point seawall, scribed tor 30 com., on which no cash fred Holeombeof the New Haven Ro­ forty novelty prizes will be distributed ! Wednesday evening, November 13 in addition to table prizes. j Mr. and Mrs. William BIgelow of Miss Ruth LInsley Oliver soloist will'1<«:'=<' ''y ""^ °'"*°' ""^ ^l.SOO In property have been paid. tary Ciub. , " ' A group from the local, club visited ' The O. E. S. served the lunehcori. 16 Prospect Street aimounce the birth be a guest artist on the program spon' - ' -- •' """ '"•»' '•'"*' visited ' Miss Kay Allen and Miss Elsie Tor- Pres. and treas.. Royal N. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Hamilton of .of a daughter, Beverly Joan in the sored by the New Haven Woman's jyiXBS last Saturday evening as the retti will leave shortly for Boston 1" shares; vlcc-pres, Herbeit H. Har- , guests of the studio and witnessed where they will take a post graduate risen, 10 shares; sec, Irving N. Hor- •Mr. and Mrs.-Wallace H. Foote left Soutli Main Street, are in Grand Rap-j New Haven Hospital on October 26. Oub at 591 Whitney Avenue. Pro- Ida. Mich., where they are attendhig j Before her marriage Mrs. Bigelow was ceeda will be used for the club buildl.jth- c broadcasthig of a musical pro-^course In nursing In one of the schools risen, 10 shares, directors are oinccrg Saturday for an extended tour'/of the there. |B1| of Branford, •' West! ' '!•''•' tho furniture mart. JMiss Inez'Maars. j ing fund. S^"""-

'jiimtlx^^^'^* '-^^^ Piige tlvieQ Page Two THE BBANFORP REVIEW, THURSDAY. NOV. 7,1935 THE BRANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOV. 7,1935 ;i»«ic;;:a«»ffi'a« la ai nalable cxomplo, cannot produce stormed tho heights at Chapultepec enough food for thoir own nccda, Tlioy 1936 Master De Luxe and Standard Clievrolets Are Replete With Features in our war with Mexico, to eaii\ the . iciitiibilsboa 1B2J|' ' must ihercforo cns;ago In manufact­ FRbh/l OUR READERS THE EEVIE line Hint opens their famous battle I PTA NOTES I ii*llblliilicit. J5\ cry 'rtiiirfldny nt uring and Ml B portion of the pro­ song rcmember....from the Halls ot nriuitord, Oonii. duct outnldo tho country, Importing WHO AUK TIIKSK .SO '^j^Y'.'™ I '-"g'lnh, that word being "Ang­ l.-t)XON SCHOOL Francis J. SnilUi, chairman ot tho , , , by . food-atuffa and.raw matorlnla In re- SNAPSHOTS Moiiler.umn liirn. Thin la why tho last century, AMBItlOANS AND VANKBE-S lais" v;imld nay, "Yenkces." In time Throughout that classic verso of If efforts to organise a Parcnt- hospitality committee and mcmbora THB pitANroUO niSVIFAV, Inn. It Is amazing In this dsy and ago, ).;„„,,„,, which saw tho growth of largo scale soldiers modined the word Ihe umthornecks nro lines that re­ Teachcr Association at the Foxou ot the committee will bo tho hoslesa- ' 87 lldBO 8triM!( (lat people who hnve adopted this "^'^ '"Shsh School nre succe.iaful it will mean that manufacturing, witnessed also the U'" . „ .' .,...,_ ,...., ,„,! nrr.e. riiiclfl7.,.n^ B t" Yankee, call many famous battles. When Com- C.1 for the evening. Htrugglo for colonics and preferment cmintiy na their land and nrcauzena „ , ,, mmlorc Terry opened up Japan to every school in lOast Haven will have 1 MBVER LESHINE • PuhllShPt lis own Parent Teacher group, In foreign mnrkoU such as those pre- k l'"=so United Stales are time and | Ihe tunc lo the popular national world commcree in ISDl, the marines EAST IIAVBN 1 A preliminary meeting was held Teleplioiiii ItrnrirnnI lOO senled by China, South America and Hme again appointed wlh the expres-1 song, "yanUec Doodle." ha., n very tormed the honor guard, captured The various Parent Teacher Qroups Africa. Naval rivalry was a direct re- "I""" "«• '>" ""P • y°\ "''n), you ; Interesting history. It was a tune .lohn Urnwn at HttVPPr's Ferry, in Tuesday evening In the scJiool and indications wore that Foxon approves ot F.ast Haven arc urged to invite Slibacrlptldiv nato; suit of this atnigglo. '.'aquaro-hoad" etc. and wncn asked of | known In the long ago, by the com- 185D, took part in many battles of the To take Osrmany «galn as an ex- Ih" "H""- F''<'^y J*""!- "'"X are the mon people of Italy, Holland and of tlic move. Ihoir members to visit tho schools »2.()n 11 'Vnn'r, rayalilo If, Ailvanco Civil War and saw sorvico against tlio Advertising tlalps; On Appllcalinn ample. If Uiat country wore to face 'onswor Is either American or "Yan- Kngland, as early as Shnkospcare'H fierce savages in Formosa In I80t. between November 11 nnd 17. This I the permanent ruin of Its foreign 11'""''' lime. The Cavaliers used It for a song ViRhl followed fight and In 1871 the TUTTLIO S0UO,(H^ period is American cduontlonal weoli trade tho result would bo a beggarly According to historians and anlhro- in Cromwell's day. This song adjusted A nicUle Uiiicheon will lie served I Entered na,socond-elaoa msltqr, Oc leathernecks alotnicd the barrier forts and will so observed in Iho schools. ,,' standard of living, gi-adual dopopula- Po'igf"*' Americans are people Uv-jby tho Americans was sung to the al Korea, preBcrYcd oixlcr In Pan- Nov. !•! In tho Town Hall liotween I toanrord 'cw 'Lnder A^t o^Mnrcr I'Uo'n by'emlgratlo'n and "a drop In "the |lng I" "l^"" "-f North or South Am- j retreating I3rltlsh at Concord. After jama In 1885, wove ^Irsl to land nt lltao and 'i by tho "TutUa parcnl- Branford, Conn, under Act or Mnrcr i ^^^^^^ ^^^^^ „nd probably eventual con- cricnn condricnta, Qolng farther b„ek i that event It grew to Its height ot Tcachcr Association. Proceeds will be SHOUT BMACII «, 1807. I ...... , .,^_ ...... _..;_ : llhnt. Hint. I.hl. nrnl Amn..l..„„„ I . ^^^^j ^ |^ jj||| ^„y^^ ^,y tJ,o I Cuba In l8tiS, won undying fame in quosl and absorption by some more l'""' M'"'' '•'"•' IT"'- Amerlcona v/cro j popularity, ! Ihe Hoxor Uobclllon, asafated tho cnp- given to tho dental clinic fund, Mrs. Mrs. Edward ncJoii Is chairman ot Uio commlUeo arranging for a public Tliuraday, November, 7, lOIIB foi-lunato neighbor. Itnly Is similarly Ih^V V "' I'Ooplo which Columbua AmerlcanH, lure ot Vera Cru?. in lOM, and inscrib­ Koblnson U Spcrry, chairman, will bo aaalstcd by Mrs. Uerlram Well and card party lo bo given on the evening situated no l.i .Tapan, so other natlon/i l',''!(<'V«! to b= natlvca of. India,'called During the Civil War the Conted- ed their motlo "Semper lildclls" on situated, so Is Japan, so other nations "icm IndianH, Anthropolglata, and his Rose Brown. ot Nov. lillli. Hostesses win arrange 'NOT TO KB roitflorruN oratoH called all northerns "Yankees". Ihe soil of France during Uic Worid I Tho only altornatlvo to war would '•"''''"'• '"ivo now claaSlflcd these i To these people wo all owe the pres- for tliclr own tables and will play at World War vbtornlis often have a War. bo some sort of International arrange- People under tho Aincrlnd Ilacc," | ervatlon of the "union" and these KAST llAVKN COIJNOU. tlio homes instead of in, Iho school. feeling thOt tho general public Is luko mcnt allotting the world's raw mater- H'o origin of this race Is still disputed. I United States—surely their descon- I Steeped In the traditions which have A discussion of Important points In (Ilostcsaos are asltcd to notify Mrs, warm toward the obaorvanco ot Arm­ lato, mnrkcto and food-stuffs to tho llowpvor, wo know they occupied the' dants have tho right to be called made this nation one ot Uio great the bv-lawa was talien up at a meet- DeJon aa to how many. tables wlU istice Day, having largely forgotten various natlona_ on a quota basis. Al­ C{mtiiionts of North.and South Amerl-! "Yankees." I powers of the world. Undo Bnm'a ing ot tho Council held Monday eve play so that niio can provide Uio priz­ tho true signiflcanco of tho occasion, though tho working out ot such a plan ca hundreds ot years prior to the com- In -1018 the phrase, "the Yanks are ! KoUilcrs of Ihe sea follow Ihe trail ot iiliig In the Hagaman Memorial Lib­ es. The change In tho raceUng placq If such 11 tendency exists, every ef­ would Involve tremendous difficulties. ing ot tile white man. | coming," brought hope and courage Old Glory lo tlie far comers ot Iho rary. iins boon made to accommodalo men • After the Kngllsh sptllcd here, they to Franco. Tlicso Yanks wore a co.smo- members who often prefer to play, fort should bo.mndo to remedy the sit­ It probably could bo done, but even world. tho wildest optimist will not hope to M\ the course of time established a polltan mixture,— descendants of NOHl'II miANFQUn eimls at their own fireside Instead of. uation. Parents, teachers, pastors and In neatly pressed Uhaltl he sails SCO,It attempted In tho near future. co^intry known as the United States tlioso early English settlers and do. Uio seven seas aboard our battleships The membership committee of Uio going out In the evening. the proBs should pbrtray vividly lo Instead wo shall probably liavo again of Apierica, and the people of tliat acendants ot people ot various races and cruisers, wears breeches and boots I North Urantord Parent Teacher As- tho young pppolo of our country the tho working up of iho' prcasuro to country were known as Americans.'who adopted tho United States as .:;o and Standard ChcvroIctSiforrlSaS show m.irkcdi -Either Knce-Action or conventional 'P""l!?"8 may be haa_.n «<= Master oa a "mouulio" In far-off Peiplng, sociullon met Monday evening at Uie models. The Ulustrnlioas show: Top left, the Master Do Luio Sport The Golden Llnka mot ycetcrday li\ true algnltlcarice of the day. tho blow-off point, tho samo old ho­ Co.nscqucntly, wo all who arc eltlzons their country. Since that day the word, I.W ,...,..!:icc nnd in ctiBinccfing. Perfectedhydroulicbrnkcs.lilRli- Clilno, and goes ashore at a foreign home ot Mrs. Daniel M. Domly, chair, the Labor Clmrch Parlors. Tito ho.i- . compression engines with full-length water jackets, and'balanccd cnrburction «dnn, with built-in trunk; lop right; the restylcd; deeply •"o"'1«J,'"^'"'^ That their story need not lack tlic kum about dying for God and tho Fa­ ot these United States by law or birth Yankee is given to all American cltl- Ttriilc; used on oil models; lower left; tlic simple nrrangemcnt orciicvrolet a port in W» liberty blues. If It's a trip'man tcaa for tho evening wtia Miss Ruth ' are among the mechanical'improycmcnts. The solid steel Tprrct-Top Fisher Srfeiled^^rauii?^ate; oU modiis: and^ lower right; a?Stondard sedan. quality of Inspiration, those who be­therland, both of which may best bo can rightfully call ourselves "Amori-' zona of tho United Slates to dlstln- body is now used on the Standard'as weli'Qsthe'MastcrDc^Luxe models.' or a tiff Jou'U find theso guardians of A. gniph showing tho g^'owlh of tho Rank. gloHtled by smoslilng into untidy bits cans" rpgardless of whether our lui-' gulsh them from people of other na- tho pence playing their role in Uioir long tO:>vhat lo fast becoming the old­ Bahama.^ came some of the outalaiul- organtzallon was maUo by various many as possible ot tho brutal pcslorn camo on the Mayflower, or j lions. chnracterlatio manner, on land, sea or incmberB of Vho commllleoa aa a ro- Mr. and Mrs. Rohort Harrleson o£, er generation need .only send their IMAlilNES LEAVE Ing episodes In tho hlatoiY ot our momorlps back to that November day onoraica ot all sacred things who live \Yero of foreign extraction. As Armlatlco Day approaches, let's bi the. air. port on Ihclr work, Twin Lalcca had na week-end gucatq of 1018 when tho news flashed around across tho; border. As far as the. word ."Yiuikeo" Isjlhlnlc of those "Yanks" who in their COLORFUL TRAIL country which aro cpitomi7,ed in .the Surely a Unowing nation will for­ The next rogulnr mnotlng oC tho or- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whittle :if Spring­ the wrorld 'that tho Great War was at Man "mndo In the image and lllto- conepvnc.d, there cxiata aoveral expla-, youth gave all, especially to those who Mdrlnes' Hymn by tliat stirring line, give tiieir pardonable boast when gfttilzation win he held In ilho Contor field, Moaa. last over. Lot them recall tho scones ncss of Ood," often docs curious nations In regard to tho origin of the are In the various government hospi- IN MANY LANDS "We have fought In every cUnio and they sing, "Hero's lo you nnd to our School, Momlny evening, Nov. 11. of hystpficiil dpllgbt, tho great out- things lo the pattern. uame. Some claim that tho word came | tal's, still suftorlng from gas, wounds Services in the churches on Sunday Francls J. Simth, chairman of the place we could take a giin." corps which we aro proud to serve," Tlio guest Hponker wlUbo Mlas Bithol from the Scotch word, "Yankee," etc.—trying so very hard to get a b.urat ofroljot thii't'Mio terrible strain morning will be as follows: Hospitality committee and the mem­ Under the fearless leadership ot aa they go marching down Uio cloahig Slcvcna who will Icll how tho "aoolug meaning "shrewd" and "excellent", grip • on lltp-r-and to those who are By Richard Pylce Rhodes UNITED WALL PAPER CO. was over. Women who had husbands, North Branford Congregational bers ot her group. John Paul Jones tho marines assisted'days of Uils, their lOOlhblitday year, eye" tloga nnd blind pcrnonH Kre train­ other authorities claim that during I caring for them—let's all otter a all- Philadelphia, Pa. (Special).—Crad. sons, bi'dthora Or swe'othonrto In tho Church, supply, preacher from the The membership committee consists led m the Colonies' fight for freedom U" defeating tho gallant ship Serapls j — j -— ed lo uct together. ThosB wlio hoard V\Ve Suve You Money" f»DErS CORNER tlifl French and Indian Wars, tho In-1 ent prayer for them all. overseas forces nilght particularly ro-l Yale Divinity School; Miss May Coun­ ot Mrs. Daniel M. Doody, chairman, in 177D the United States Marines in 1770. They crushed Uie B.arbaryl In response lo a demand from citl- Mias Stuvons at thu ntato mooting In dians, unablo to say the French word G. B. - S. B. 93 CROWM ST.- member tho moment when they learn-Isill WIUfUED .1. OKHNFKIX, M D tryman, organist and choir director. Mrs. Ciuirles Gedney, Mrs, Floyd havo mkrched down the long trail ot'pfates In MOD, fought In the War of 7^ns from Uie Branford Point accUon South Mcrldon recently camo back cd that tlio period of fearful waiting Morning worship at 11 o'clock, Sunday Griswold, Mrs. Chester Gedney, Mrs. action and adventure to leave behind 11812, campaignea against the Free-^ of the town, Postmaster Joscpii H. with interesting reports ot Mian Stov- NKW UAVEN, OONK. Grayed by years ot arduous toil oldHiiiiiiilli I If rs I Teleptione B-MM was oypi^,' an'd thnt'llicir men would gage coiniiurtincnt school at 10, O'clock with Orrin Snow, William Wharton, Robert Harrison, them an Imperishable record on ui;' hooters In the'Caribbean in 1821, spll-' Driscoll wlH^ cause a survey to be en's talk, Upon tt foreign soil. led their blood In the Florida swamps mado regarding city carrier's flWvlco 1 Mrs. Vincent Matt is chairman of Bnmplo Uook on Itoqiioi' soon como homo again. ' Hands Across the car which proildis iinipln superintendent. and Charles Bauer. pages of world history. This day mlghl well have been What Tlcliea hnvo como his way itpuce for carrying iv Iitrgi nitinlH r lliN photrij^rnpli slum*. Fiilp(ror llallc Stlussic \\ltli members of HALLOWE'EN PARTY against the Semlnoloa in 1830, and for that section of the town. j the program commll-tco this year, Mrs . lie has given them all away. of suitcasi'H or pu(I(ai.(H Iltri is St. Augustliie'a Catholic Church, Born amid the humble surround­ mode llio tinnuni occasion for li world­ •ino vnuiic ladv dcmonslralliiL- ''I" '""'»> I . fl I" rli,hl-fronl 111. I inpi ri.r s grnnildiiURllter the Kcv. Thomas J. Murray, Pastor, Mrs. I One of tho largest gatherings of ings of Tun Tavern, a small water­ wide celebration dedicated to peace Building liospitals hero and lliore, The Globe tlio Hallowe'en season was a neigh- how the coni|iartni(ill tniiy bo In the rear are—left to right, the I'liiiperor's youngest duuKliler: Edward Daly, organist and choir dlr- front hostelry in this city, on Nov­ and good will among Uic nations. Sprpttding liealUi and happlncsH used In doing the fuiiiUy shop. bverywhero tit). Crown I'rinee; the Einperor'ij eldest daughter; the l^mperrir's cctor. Mass willtae celebrated at 9:30 borhood party given by Mr. and Mrs. ember 10,1775, and numbering less That It has not become so is duo to Uiielis Will Over 'Canned Quiiclis" ping. .sini-ln-law; the Kinperor'K dniigliter-Iii-iiiw; tiio J'iniperor*!- (llilrd Knoyvn and loyod frona door to door o'clock. John R. Doody of Poxon. Guests were than 300 officers and men, these col­ l\ those tragic weaknesses of human na­ iiaiighter and tlie Kiniieror'il yiiniigest son. present from Nortliford, North Haven, orful nephews of Uncle Sam have Zion Episcopal Church, Rev. Fran­ ture which allow prejudice and Ignor­ By the folks ot Labrador. Admiral Heads Naval I'arlcy cis J. Smith, rector, Mrs. Leroy Old- East Haven, New Haven and North grown to be one of the Important ant fear to smother the finer and Cherished by all along tho coast ot photographs of proceedings In the KEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS json of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Cell ot ack, organist and choir director, Branford. Hallowe'en games were units of our country's defense. wiser Instincts. Amoricu. can set an Newfoundland, Uogora Awarded Aviation Honor ENQLAND VS. ITALY 'ancient civilization ot Ethiopia," Tho real estate transfers for tho Bradley Street. Morning service at 9:30. played and dancing waa enjoyed un­ I Recruited IGO year ago, to man the example to tho world by making Arm­ Health ot the North laud. • (Bridgeport Telegram) showing a miserable creature held week were BS follows: Albert Alt- Guests were; Gilbert Pierson, Shir­ til a late hour. Rcfreahmenta were fighting tops or furl a mains'l aboard istice Day the occosion lor glorifying Blcna Paclleo. Tho newspaper correspondents aro mannabcrger, et ux to Alice Dunn Kansas City, Mo.— Hunters who down while his right hand was cut ley Gell, Valerie Pierson, ail cousins ot Local,members of the Womana Au­ served at midnight. Nearly seventy our newly built men-of-war, today peace. ,• cnticp wild • ducks with the recorded loousing their attention on EtlUopla Wehner, building lot. Short Beach the httlo guest of honor. xiliary of .the Epaicopal Church, will guests were present. .they embody the eBSChtlal features of oft for theft, others, with both auds ^To pay specii Ihonor tA^veler- ONK OV TUQ^C NBWSVAVISIl natural calls of live docoya will bo where nothing Important Is happen­ Manor; Ines Grubber Davison, ot al, unite.with^t,' Andrew's Pariah on a "soldier and sailor too." ' on this del -'; 'Qip'^s,., subject to arrest, Federal Judge Mor­ ing, but tho dlplomj^a a/o concentrat­ out oft, for ateallng; debtors owing to Augusta Woishclt, house and lot. Miss Mary ,0'Nell ol-Cliestnut St., Armistice Day in the annual service A meeting of the Church Brother­ . Small in numbers and mobile in ing upon the Mcditorraneah iwhero •SlWaiWtffi'iS Sfc?r9!«S«sTon" I see p, mon iiush his way through, tho rill E. Otis ruled today. trifling amounts v-dUi both wrists Stony Hill; Branford Savings Bnnk is recovering from an illness. of the .Holy.:.Eucharlat and. special hood of the Congregational Church movement thoy are ready at a mom­ Groat Britain hos sent iicr greatest peace intercession for world peace. Tho American Kxpcditlonary Force lines ; , . Tho judge denied an application for chained to their ankles so that they to Madeline Ann Greene, 2 pieces ot will bo held in, the homo of Burton Col­ ent's notice to man a battleship bat­ fleet and whore world shaking events was mado up of pence-loving citizens Of cops where Iho Work o[ the "flro a temporary order sought by Krneat could not stand straight. land v;lth buildings, Short Beach; ter, this -Sunday evening, Nov. 10th tery or pacify a native upriatng. to whom war had never been more A. Sohroer and Robert Stocker, manu­ may happen. John Elliott to V. Webster Culver, The annual memorial service, held at 8 o'clock. It is hoped that there will In these long ago Colonial days fiend shines.", These were "mild" photographs of than a word, yet they acqiiiltod them­ facturers ot the "canned quacks" re­ Make no mistake about It, this dis­ et al land, Indian Neck; Margaret at Zion parish church, for departed be a good attendance as several im­ they went into battle dressed for a 'Tho oidbt?" I inquire—but the fire­ that "nacient civilization." Others Ilie L G. Spaldiijg Co. selves in such a way as to compare straining J. N. Darling, chief of the pute has flnaily simmered down to Coppola to Joseph Brautigam, build­ members was very impressive and the portant matters are to be dlscu-sscd. fight or a frolic. Garbed in the con­ man repllfs, could not be published or even de­ favorably with, tho men ot other na­ United States biological survey, and iSngland and Itnly, with England ing lot, Branford Heiglits: The Lako- flowers were numerous and beautiful. ventional fighting attire of that era, 'Gcp, no. That'a one ot those ncwa- scribed; horrible, actual photographs, tions who had boon roared In Uio mil­ game wardens from arroatlng hun­ threatening war unless Mussolini sub­ viow Realty company to Daniel Dono­ PIIARMTCISTS The first card party of the season colored long coats, tight fitting pants, papor guys." showing small Ethiopian boys cap­ itary tradition. Tho day might also bo ters using the phonograph records. mits to British demands. van, 2 building lots, Montvale; .Toseph Mrs. R. Earle Beers, president of under the auspices of the North Bran­ high blaci:, loggings, buckled ahocs, used to Inculcato tho lesson tliat a na­ Tho League oi; Nations is merely tured from a neighboring tribe, held A. Bbdner to Andrew Laako, building ANP JEWELERS I SCO a man start on tho trail ot a Mr. Sciiroer and Mr. Stocker said the Northford-North Branford League ford Athletic Club will be held at the and topped off with a powdered wig tion which loves peaces jpay bo will­ a farce and a cover for this conflict. struggling by powerful men, during a lot, Home Place. club rooms on Wednesday evening, crook in tiieir petition they had manufact- JustlcT Remind You That of Women Voters and Mrs. Alden J. and a fancy hat, the marines earned ing and ablo to fight yiiiaa. certain The French, who sec in this falling dreadful process of mutilation prac­ November 13th. Through Uic efforts And iio acorns the polico, but brings ured and placed on sale many of tlio This is Tonic Time Hill, secretary, attended the meeting the respect of General Wtuihlngton forces in tho world make poaoo Im­ ticed upon them. Blllio Blunden with his mother, Mrs. of this club. North Branford has been him to book. records and contended the phonogra-, O"*- botween England and Italy tho T.ikf Pcplona, Mellow, Malt, Dcef In: North Haven Community House wlien they fought witli hia colonial possible. William Blunden of Celar Street en­ a leader in the realm of Sport for "Sliejlock Holmes?" I inquire. Some- pWc reproduction was not tho use e™vc3t danger to France's future Wine :ind Iron or CptI Liver Qil. oa Monday. afternoon and listened to troops at Trenton and Princeton, New "directly or indirectly" ot live duck wolfaro am desperately trying to Photographs can lie, but these pho­ tertained at a Hallow'en masquerade an able address by Mr. Mallon on the past fifteen years, so It is hoped Joraey. otlo scornfully cries: Then enjoy the winter with good KBMKMBigil \YHX flujoyj niake pence, nhe other League ot Na- tographs tell tho truth. party Thursday evening. The guests "The League of Nations and the Eth­ that there will be a capacity crowd It wa-s during the period of fancy THE NEW ''Sherlock U—. No; he's one ot those Hcaltli. Nothing desoi'vos tho heartier sup­ Themoot live docoysia prohibited "ons members insofar as they have Emll Ludwlg, well-known writer, were: Norma Petro, Ann Laird, Nan­ iopian-situation." at their first party of the season. dressing that thoy won the well newspaper guys." who dropped In yesterday, remarked You Can Buy port ot the American people than tho by federal regulations. taken any stand at all, are merely cy and Jane. Williams, Joan Norris, ,,On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Beers Prizes will be awarded and refresh­ known cognomen "LcatliernepkH," due movement which has boon Instituted puppoto and tools of the big powers. that his travels in Ethiopia, prepar­ Elizabeth Anderson, Donna Gardiner, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry eritertalncd the members of the Execu ments will be served. All are welcome to the high leather stock they wore to I SCO a tiinn sll In the seat ot the ing his book on "Tho Lifo ot tho Here, or wc will repair what you to build a fitting memorial to Will Tokyo.—Tho Japanese Government Mussolini goes on with his Ethiopi- Edward and Sonny Cook, Charles tlve. board in her home. and those attending will be assured protect their coata from an overly CHEVROLET FOR great. River Nile," enabled him to say that htive now. Rogers by popular subacrlptton. More ofllclal dooldod to accept Great Bri­ act against Italy, with the Italian Rowley. of a pleasant evening. powdered or more often an overly And they ask his advice upon matters pens, there will bo war. for such an the photographs were only too accu­ Gcbelin and Whitman Candies floured wig. than Is generally realized, our nation­ ot state. tain's Invitatlou to tho London Naval The Board of Assessors met for the blockade of Italian ports. It that hap- rate. ,• Soda Fountain Service the year The powdered wig went out with al chnractor has been molded by the "A diplomat, suroly." But to my Contcronco, beglnulng December 2. Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Porter have been last ^nrie in..the Town Hall on Frl- EXHIBIT AT FOOD SHOW pean war. In England tho talk is ot Some tlilnk it sad that Mussolini 'round ffuicy hats and buckled shoes, but the traditions of our groat mon wliich surprlao Tho chief Japancao delegate v/111 be entertaining Zack Thompson who re­ &&&v "No, he's only a plain, honest news­ Ethiopian savagery. " Ethiopians and Their Stronghold " jwere Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hall and British, should bo perpetuated. Rogers was paper guy." J actor-humorist. Tlio gold medallion that such a course on their part would officers for the coming year took place move than a super-clown; lie was a was awarded by Uie American So- not constitute war and that Mussolini Mrs. King of West Haven. Slnc(; that historical foray on the IIK Clicvtolct Motor Company cjiniaxcs a quarter- NQ DRAFT VENTILATION Author Unknown Among the Hallowe'en hostesses NEW PERFECTED keen student of men and offolra, and cir'.y ot Mechanical Engineers in hon­ would not be Justlflcd In meeting it - The children of the North Branford HYDBAULIC BRAKES century of quality D)anufi|cluro by prpscnling ON NEW BODIES BY EISUEB oring Rogers as one who had contri. was Virginia Greby who" gave a par- T a hater ot meanness, oruoity, Injus­ THE MARINES' BHta'HDAV with violence. Suppose that at the At Library Hall Schools celebrated Hallowe'en In var­ aievrolct for 193G-I/10 only compkle low-priced car. fhi ffloif btauffful and tomtorlabio hodimt tice and pi'uteuco. HIa a^ircwd humor butcd most to the development ot pub. time when Britain was using the en­•ty Saturday evening at her home in ious ways in their respective rooms ;ii« lofaii ond imoo(lif»t_««r dt«(op8d ... (Borii! Novoinbor 10, 1776) ... • Tills new Chevrolel is tlic only car that brings you all BYtr craotfld for a low-prlc^d car and clever raillery showed many He confidence In aviation. tire might of the empire to conquer Harbor Street. Decorations were in and In groups. Costumes were popu- keeping with the occasion. Traditional PUT YOUR HOME LIGHTING things Ui our national lifo \yhlch were Hall to you fighting chaps, n handful of obstinate Dutch farmers la,T and usuol Hallowe'en stuats were . tJicsc good things at lowMt P<"'-. ''''"= ""^V ioy"-P"Cci games were played and a holiday buf­ Tuesday, November 12th wrong or ridiculous. Victors In many scraps. in South Africa, that some oUier nav­ tried. • car with New Pcrfccl(;"!«' bigh-compression valvf-in-heud ' Twain, whom Rudjjnrd IClplIng calls . Qosb, wo aro proud ot you—• tigators of Thomas E. Dewey, special mitted auch a thing? And yet there Thursday evening at a Hallowe'en socVrsiB and replace all ghhg tv«n b«f'«r ptrforrnanc* wUh •vt') fred Hammer, Henry Holmes and lii« imoofliflll, lafail rld« of all engine-solid Bled Turret Top, and many other im-;. one ot.tiiQ greatest men of his cen­ You iiave- earned bravely our plaudits prosecutor, the heads ot 27 compan­ are British statesmen who frankly PERSONAL STORY BY party. Guests present Included Joyce ' «« gai and oit Lcauder Taylor. worn-out and dim bulbs. tury, will Rogers accomplished more and cheorsi ies aro brought peep-holes and pros­ talk ot shutUng oft the Italian naOon Bean, Eunice Colter, Robert Colter, provements wWcJ> give smarter, smootlier, safer and,' good wltii his humor Uian a Uiouaand Heedless ot any foe. ecutions arranged. Tlie small-time from the Italian army as it It were Cecelia Doody. Jeannette Wharton, Buy Mazda Lamps in the more economical motoring. • preachers could have done by bitter Giving them blow for blow. usury business had attained tho pio-a quite ordinary action which the Mrs. Chester Rawsey, formerly ot Billy Wharton, Joan Prlsiey, Harold •m. Asking no odds when in battles you Short Beach, now of Oxford, will be SceanJri'lein'/i«'"'(>'c»"'/'/*''''"'-/"''«-'''«"'—'°'l''y' ' dcnunciat^ions from tho pulpit. Tho portiona and form ot a racket which Italian people would have no right to ?rl8ley, Marlon Doody, Agnes Doody, SHOCKPROOF STEERING* r.: Btvivp; resent. tho sponUer at Uie EgypUan coffee and Daniel Edmund Doody. SOLID STEEL one-piece riTiTviin/ ETMOTOIl COMPANY. nimiOIT, MICHIGAN memory ot auch a man should not bo Is said to have netted Us operators a HANDY HOUSEHOLD LAMP KIT L.111, V '"ii' j^; i„u, ,yiu!ri^ pricn anil tlui iwiii gnmlly raJucal ailowcd to grow dim. Blazing a record clear profit of $1,000,000 a week. Money 1 party of the Woman's Missionary so­ TURRET TOP maifina driving ^oihr and $aiw j IN CIVILIZED ETHIOPIA ciety ot the Baptist church tomorrow containing two 40-v/att, three 60-watt and Ihan •ff btfora ''A Back to that gallant year. lenders, according to the complaints, I (Arthur Brl.ibane's Column) PARBNT-XEACHEIl MEETNG one 100-watt genuine Mazda lamps. a crown of bsaufy, a forfriii of iaf«f/ O.MJ.i'^fff^^ /i/iw/y. A (/moral Molun Value fr'j'r « Seventeen Hundred and Sovonty-Flvo! stopiied short only ot murder in col­ afternoon at 3. Mrs. Ramsey spent BBANKAXH IT AXX. The Italian Government sent to the several years In Egypt and has many Mrs. Vtocent Matt, chairman ot the lecting usurious Interest rates. Hav­ council ot the League ot Nations Experienced observers seem united Holding your standaid high. interesting experiences to tell. North Branford Parent-Teacher As­ In the belief that we shall soonpr or ing accepted a loan as low as $2, the sociation announces that the guest CHEVROLET'S LOW PRICES Ready lo do or dio, meager earner found himself in Uie ALL TKESTi FEATUBES AT $495 DELIVERED later see auother European war, Garnering glories on land or on sea, speaker at the coming Meeting, Nov. ONLY more probably aoonor. 11 wo wonder lender's powei^-Courage and perse­ H, will be Miss Ethel Stevens of y»S"W VI' I.L'it iJrtcT or Si'W slaiHliinl i-fni\u> al Flint, MltUifiiin. Girdling Uio globe around verance have brought another ci-ew ii-itii if[imiii>rH, fipurp tin* anil tirr Uu-.k, Uii* ll>it, |)rl(x> IN $:fO how the European nations can bo so ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF New Haven. Miss Stevens has a most .IMmnJriai. •Kiiti^-Ariioti on Miiwtcr .Mo(lHn only, S'-iil adilltioiml, Whenever danger's found, ot rich gangsters to the prison doors. Place Your Order with Your Dealer ITUft r|ii"t>'<' It) (>•'*< advcrllM-iiM'iit ilrrt MKI at rihit, MlrhlKUn, insane as to emliark on another tra­ Pledging your Uvea to Uie Land of the Curator) Department of Zoology, Field Musuem fT appealing message, telling of the anil htibji'ct lo vAttw^K H'llhont nutlet. gic venture such as that of twenty Free! The Branford Federal Savings And Loan training and her experiences with her or with Any of Our Employees years ngo wo must keep In mind thnt The Juvenile' Musical Art Society A GREAT SCIENTIFIC EXPLORER GIVES THE "Seeing eye" dog. This meeting will tho causes which brpiighl on tho He.re is a toast to you; will meet this afternoon at the home be'Of vital interest to all, and any per­ World WV fiUll oxlat, and have even I Long may wo boast of you, ot Miss Marion L. Thatcher in Rogers Association MOST COMPREHENSIVE ACCOUNT OF son not yet a member of the associ­ grown more aggravated. |, First at tho iront in all troublous Street. Thp subject of the meeting ROOM 7, TOOLlUiUILDlNG ABYSSINIA AND ITS PEOPLE ation Is most cordially invited to at­ CONNECTICU IGHT& POWER More .than halt oi^bllHon people live scenes; will bo, "Dances and Dance Rylhms". tend and join the organization at this in continental Europe, an itrea about SAVINGS INSURED up to $5000 time. Retreshments will be served at SLINEY'S GARAGE Honor tfovoinhor Ten, EVER PRESENTED equal to that P* thO United States, al­ Tho Tabor Lutheran Cemetery As­ the close of Miss Steven's talk, and Birthday of'llghting men— MORTGiyGE LOANS on direct reduction plan "Better Light — Better S/g/jt" though tlie proportioijoj,arable land Prido of their country— sociation will iiieet Tuesday evening Illustrated with Beautiful Motion Pictures and Slides members will be welcomed and made is larger: than In, oiir ;country. Many tho U. S. Marines! at tho chui'ch to transact regular bus- j CkirlmJ,mJ vij>i'ivi!eJ hy ihe Uiuleil Sl.ilcs r,,.;, >«;;.'./;/ acquainted with each other by Mrs. 35 West Main St. Phome 1125 Branford ot these countries, of which Germany — Lorcn T, Casey. lucss. ^ f Page Five THE BRAKPORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOV. 7, 1935 'llcmcmbor tho Das" ConUnues , Mlas Frances A. Mcglln of Blyrio, THE Ft> AKFORDBEVJgW, THURSDAY, NOV. 7, 1935_ Page Four board was hold last evening nt the Our pmllcllon that ..uemembcr °'"°''»'"P™'"'5> '^^^''*°°''^',T''" Tea KelUo Shop, New Haven whore The Day would lost for some tlmo nt '•'°» ^^'l"' ""' 1""'"°^' ''"•' »"'' ^^"• the members enjoyed dinner and a tho National Tentro la now boartng """•"^'' Megllu of Jordans Place. talk relative to the Community Clicsl. fruit. Thla piny which haa all tbo homo | v.. ly vlrtuea of good playwrlting na well j The Girls' Friendly Society met i Charles McGowen, Mrs. E. Knie, Mrs. Victory for the Democrats will bo as the aiipporl ot one of the best casta' News Of General Interest To Women Tuesday night In the home of Mrs. Charles Gelsslcr, Nicholas Larkln, celebrated by a victory dinner Tues­ In town, la tho kind ot a show folks 1 Ninv York Oily.—A truly ivmark- ing of "Night in the House" at Uve Chester Knight in Frank Street. JK^r, Dcrbeachcr. Mrs. Fred Kennel, day evening, November 19 In the want. Town Hall. It Is expected that sever­ able film will be shown at the Aalor Uoolbe Theiili-e. Taken from Hugh Sr., Mrs. Fred Kennel, Jr., Mrs. Frank The monthly meeting of the trus­ al hundred people will attend, includ­ Theatre tor one week only, beginning I Wnlpolc's novol, "Tho Old Ladlea," Schools will bo closed Monday In ob- j Montanaro, and Mrs. Karl Kennel. The Counselor's Work tees of the Old Stone Church will bo ing invited guests from surromiding Wednesday. November 20. It la titled aingcd by Donald UlnckwcU, setlluB [servance of Armistice Day and on I towns. Dinner will be served in the Tuesday when tenchci'S will bo awny hold this evening at 8 in the churchy 'Land ot Promlae" and eoncerna Itself;by Aline Bcrn.'iloln. thla piny is an cx- On Being Alone Beyond Price lower auditorium at seven. Prominent vlsllluB schools around tho alato. I speakers will bo heard. wlth n graphic exposition ot modem ccllenl setting for tho talents ot Dr. C. Tyler Holbrook has acquir­ Frederick Tliompson. of 108 High Calendar of Meetings Palestine. It la an epic of a hundred I joacpWno HuU, Nnnco O'Neill and With The Child No matter how fine the teaching ed tho residence at 600 Thompson Strcctls In a critical condition in the Following dinner there will be dan­ Dr. Chariea 11. Porter and EJgnr | cing in the upper hall. William J. Ho- years' j>^«°'^'-^^'™"''"='' '"^° "•" ••"""•MMlldred Nalwlck. The piny Is pre.sen- Wlllinma nro at Camp "Wnuchula," In class, a school has not taken ad­ Avenue for his offices which, until Grace Hospital. He was operated on now, havo been at 310 Mato Street. giui, T. Frank Reynolds. O. B. Cad- in Monroe for n lew days hunting. Among the rcm^mWed days of vantage of Its highest opportunities early last week by Dr. Nelson A. Lud- •""T-speclarmuslcal score composed"=>> ''>' """"' ^'•"»"- "'"I w'^'"; ^^ Tlio new location was for many Wcll, Mra. Madeline Blxby, Gerard Friday, November 8th chlWhood, none sW"-" ""t """••= ""a- by Boris Morroa. now head of Para- Hodncy Aekland. until It co-ordlnatca this teaching years the office of his father Dr. in£toii and Dr. Robert Taylor in an Freer. Abel Jncocks. Charles CupcUo. tlnctlythnnadayI''P™l''l™o wl"' mount Pictures music depntlmcnt, no- with the Individual's possibilities and Charles W. Holbrook. eiri-rt to save h:a life. OardK, Widow'.H Son F(;ll(jwcriil!(; C'liih, Conimniiity my mother, I w»» "="'• ^° '•''» y°"nB- companies the action of tlio film. Dav- j "Orlmo MnrchPn On", nl Morosoo needs. And as this In Itself Is an In­ I The Women's commlltco of the New STERLING eat In ft we" '""""^ '^'^ ""••" '•'"^' Mr. Thonijiion wlio lives with his id Ross well-known radio announcer De-ipllo the numy pnrnphraaea which Norman V. Lamb nouHC,8:00. llaven Community Cheat presented a timate thing, which cannot bo done Miss Louise Kennel was recently son, Merrltt W. Thompson, la 82 years speaks tho narrative, which wna com- theatre goers have applied to tlio rio­ partlculnr dny """"O I cannot recall harvest night entertainment Monday Ilnrvcst, Slipper, Foxon C'oiniiinniiy Hall, Aniiiml with completeness even In small class­ given a shower by Miss Gertrude posed by Maurice Samuel, famous an tous "Crime Marches On" now at tbo ICE CO. over hnvlny been quite alone with my lold. For more than 30 years he was I evening in the town ball wlUi tfic fol­ FUNERAL HOME Borgmaii. Among the guests were: Ihor. Tho opening night will bo In the Moroaco Theatre, it continues to bo Meeting, .Foxon Grunge J'litroim olMlimlmiidi'y. mother, W°" f'i" romomborcd day I es, there has happily come Into being keeper of tho Llghtliousc at Light­ lowing program: New Haven Boy.s' Mrs. J. Armor, Mrs. P. Armor, Miss way of a gida celebration. Many not­ [one of tho town's boat aiitlrea. Altbo GOAL naked t** stay home from school for In enlightened schools, a work done Club Troubndora led by Edward Pas- Mary Chrlstotani, Mrs. H. S. Davis, house Point. ables will bo present. Altho the open­ no refl*on at all except that I wanted by those who arc known as Coun­ tore: one-act play. "Girl Scout Week" |Cnllcd Grime Marches On, Sllmo Mar­ WOOD Mrs. E. I4nle, Misses Elizabeth Sch- ing evening will feature a higher price Saturday, November 9th to bo with her. When my wise rnolhcr under the direction of Marlon Steph­ ches On, etc. It la not a flltliy piny. .369 Main Street selors. layer, Martha Schlayer, G. Thompson, Miss Peg;gy Whyte has returned scale, tho balance of tho run will be RANGE OIL fjronled my request and my brothers SARDINES i enson and Mrs. Greta Towme. Iliose Instead It is one of thoae active works Sympathetic, friendly, and under­ M. Richards, Emma Frances and Hel­ from Boston where she studied a popular priced. Annisticc celiibration, BnW iiiid bingo iiiirty. Slide 'lUid sisters had trooped 6(1 to school, In the cnat arc: Lillian Carlson, Louis which keeps tho audience at their standing, this older man or woman en Bergman, Gertrude Bergman, Mrs. course in modem and tap dancing. CORDWOOD shall never forgot the wonderful Miller, Virginia Verlll, and Mnrjoric wits' ends to keep pace with it. Aa PHONE 4-0833 Armory, out of his or hor greater experience Gross, Mra. F. KcnncU, Mrs. H. J. Osgood I'crUlns Eseellent n 'On SIngo' the nda any. it Is a farce loaded wllh peace I felt In a house so still that Set the Pace ^ Ketch.im. The play was adapted for Furnace or Fireplace and wisdom, opens up to the young Bergman. The following officers were elected Osgood Perkins might well bo clas­ a 1000 laughs, and they ilon't He I could hoar the clock Uck. I do not from a story in tho Girl Scout publi­ person a world of opportunity for at the annual meeting of tho East Ha­ sed ns a very fortunate actor. For­ EAST HAVEN $10 a cord recall asking mother questions or that Speed Their Way lo Ne\v^ Culinary Vogues cation, tho American Girl. right self-expression and for service, Morwln F. Bailey son of Mr. and ven Visiting Nurses Association: Pros tunate in the respect tliot ho has al­ November 11-16 she sttld much to mo. I itnow that she and In doing so, helps the student to The evening's program also Includ­ T\vo Shows I.'or Tho Conilug WoeU Bonielldng very in- toast points. This Borvcs four per­ Mrs. Sidney F. Bailey of East Haven idcnt Mra. George E. Wood, first vice ways bad the good luck to pick real­ SLAB S $8 a cord mudo ginger cookies and that I sat find his place In this world. This la lllKRE'S ed a denionstrntion of wrestling by There will be only two nhows com 1111(1 .trlgnlug aliout aiirdinos. Tiiuy sons as a main dish, or eight per­ is a student at Sufflold School. president. Mra. Joseph Adoma, second ly good plnya to appear In. Ills latest Cards, series tlirouglioiittlie weeic Benefit Sliort not a matter of finding the right job- i sons as an cntriJe. members of the Y. M. C. A. and mon­ Ing In the next week, Thla la tho close beside her as she cut out count­ ^pced throiiRli the waters:- 7.fi tiny Jared Linaly of Northford, .'ion of vice presdcnt, Mrs. Alvln Sanford, is no oxcoption to that ndo. In "On Will Deliver Anywhere field, although that may bo a part of i\»]\ of many .vnrlctlen; thoy Bpacd Sardine Wcwhurg'. Make a cream ologues by Mr. IL-^gcn: one net play, slllnmest list In aemo tlmo. "Parpell Bcacli PTA; Clminiian, Mr.s. Edward Dc,joii, less rounds of spicy dough. The Mr. and Mrs. Jared Llnsly is also a secretary. Mra. Georgo Polrot and I Stage," Mr. Perkins has found him­ 107 Moiitoweso Street the work, later. Primarily, It Is a mat- f.hrouKh niuUlplc niachlnos in pro- sauco of two tablespoons butler, "The First ot May" by pupils of Miss will arrive at the Unrrymoro mieatrc, really Important thing which took coases which convert thcin from trcrjiurcr. Ellsworth W. Cowlcs. self ono of the beat vehicles of recent PHONE 4-0818 three tal)lospQons flour, two cups student. Julia Jacob's school of drama. Ball­ which recently lumacil "Svdjstlluto for place, and which I shall never forgot, tor of helping the young person to noro flsli into ciinnod eardhics; light cream, one tablespoon lemon years. Ono critic claims that tho au­ orient himself to the world here and .in(i they speed tho pace o£ Kinart julc:o and salt and pepper to taste. School nursing work during tho room vcrtilon of Uie PlccoUlno and the Murder" nnd "Molber Slugs" will re­ Is that I felt HO very close to her and Christ Church Choir will rehearse thor of this work, Benjamin Kayo, Is PHONE 818 28 Ocri'isli AvcmiG- Tuesday, November 12th now, to do his work better, and to bo '.ooda by finding ever now waya to Add one slightly-beaten egg yolk. year included 293 visits. The school Mimhattiin na taught by Mnrjorlo open tho 58lh Street Theatro which I know that over after I felt a near- Inroducing the nine-year-old "ve- .Miliunce canapif'S, Kandwiclies and Add two cliopped hardcooked eggs tomorrow at i :00 for Juniors, and 7.30 as good as Pirandello, whoso stylo nurse gave 874 physical exaralnallons, Lundvall of the Y. M.'C. A. Tho en­ last saw "Few arc Chosen," 'relation- teran" actress Kdlth Follows, the perl 1 himself; then, with what ho learns, lo 'lors d'OGUvrcs. Thoy havo a dash- and tlie contents of two 4-ouncQ for adults. Mr. Kayo almost Improves upon. BRANFORD IQAST HAVEN ness and a dearness In our iind-go that seta tho pace tor niod- cans of boneless and skinless sar­ 785 health inspections and 2,540 treat­ tertainment closed with stercoptican Cards, Benefit now Catlioiie Clnircli in SJiort BCiieh. young Miss who, before her reforma- j orient himself continuously In new sit- Fortunate In bis selection ot playa ship which I had not felt before. •rn moiiUK. dines wlilch have been broken In ments at school. The report also sta­ views of aome of the Commulty Chest IIosf;ess, Ms. Lnni,s DeAiigeli,s. 8 o'ciock.' tlon, makes everybody's life miserable | nations. Tlic work of the Counselor rather large pieces. Heat and Mlas Louise Emily Kennel is being Mr. Perkins, Is perhaps, even more With Each Child Tiilion In Turn Ever oat sardines on crackers In ted tliat the Association's nurses at­ agencies. In Columbia's "She Married Her Boss." I Is ono of the higcat and most satls- a country store? Don't let anyone servo on thin pieces of toast. This widely entertained previous to her fortimate in his supporting cast. Tills Is not a plea for truancy but tended 605 cases and made 2,243 nur­ Edlth Is all togged out In her Cana- fylng forma of teaching—a teaching toll you they didn't taste good. serves six persons, i mandage. Those attending a recent With such pei-formera as .Clnuiila Mor­ a plea to the mother of many for sing visits. Tho Half-Hour Reading Club will dlan Rod Cross Nurse's uniform. She j In terms of live individual's needs and They did. Thoy tasted so good shower at the home of Mra. Karl Ken­ gan, Selena Roylo and Frederick Wor. OUR LIQUOR DEPARTMENT IS NOW LOCATED Thursday, Novt mber Mth limes alone with each of her flock. that pooplo couldn't forgot about Decorative Dishes ' moot this afternoon in the Hageman 't Is tho youngcBl officially recognized possibilities, an opening of doors for nel were: Misses Alice Kjde. Clara The Board of Directors for the term lock in it. Mr. Perkins is actually pros I I'll., Sal. NllVlMlllHT H - I) There aro countless ways In which them, and modern diotitlans hogan tlic student who stands eagerly on the 1035-37 Includes Dr. Rocco Bove, Memorial Library. Mrs. W. H. Row- AT 287 MAIN STREET this may be accomplished. Perhaps member of the world famous organi­ to duviso new ways to distinguish Uivierd Appetizer: Toast or Mogwltz. Mary Chrlslofnal, Marie |sed lo outdo himself. threshold. It is a beautiful work for a t-hein. Sundwichofl, of course— Mra. Walter Busaell, Mrs. Matthew 1 land, guest speaker will use as her ' i Niclde Lunciicon, Tuttlo PTA. ToVvii Hall, 11:30 to 2, each child could help at certain times zation. saut6 roimds of broad on both Montanaro. Ethel Welsncr, Dorothy beautiful purpose, and can be done then camo canapt^a, which are just sides. Remove bones from ono Maupus, William B. GlUis. Mrs. My­ [subject "Medical Treatment Through [The Big Broadcast of 1936| Next to I'irsl Nationiil Store Benefit ol' Dental Clinio fuml. with household duties. Ono child might ono stop heyond tho ordinary sand 3'/a-ounce can of sardines, add the Weldncr, Edna Schroedcr, Clara Sor- 'There's Wisdom in Women', Oh Ycali only by one who has a deep love of ron Grovcr, Mra. Otto Both and Mrs. Superstition." Mrs. E. L. Whittlesey St. Vincent ,Guild,.liostcs.s MmQcorgc Ciifliery, Coc help with the bed making, another ac­ Always,Important to every outfit wich, hGcauHQ they are hot, toasted yolks of four hard-cooked eggs and enscn. Mrs. Arthur Sorensen, Mrs. AHho many people are Inclined to •liirk (Mildc, Itiiii; C'rusliy anil "We Kt.Dck only well known liruiuls of Liquors and young people and a faith In their es­ and gaily decorated. For hors mash together thoroughly. Moisten W. B. Callahan. will bo the hostess. company mother to market, another Christian Sorensen, Mra. Gustove Mo- ! doubt it, there evidently is some wis iK>(lii Iti hi-rU ulht» Avenue. In winter Is a smartly philded typical sential worth as Individuals. d'oouvrcs assortments, they pre- with mayonnaise and season to The regular monthly meeting of the Wines, '.b'l'ce Giiigev Ale or Lhnc Eickoy wltli every holp with the dinner, or perhaps tho r-onted an ideal topping because of gwitz, Mra. Nelson Sorensen, Mrs. dom in women aa exemplilicd at tho cinn tartan muffler for the young taste. Spread on rounds of toast. The Parrolt Club will meet tomor­ "Outlawed G-uns*" children could go with mother, ono at Uiclr midget size and their dell- Put thin strips oi: the white of egg Cort nieatrc, where the play "There row afternoon at the lionie of Mra. puvcliiiHO oi! Liquor for $1.50 or iiiovo. a time, on aomo pleasure trip. Make man. nitely savory taste. croHHwlse over the' top, Nvlth a ia Wisdom in Women" is playing. . with Illicit .InncH small olive in the center. Make a Alexander Doran in French Avenue. WE DELIVER Tho four women's groups of; Uio I Misa Josephine Cordon of Stony those Limes alone, precious moments Moat of tho hidle."? who have made It | And Nowl border around thoj edge of the Last Friday afternoon Uin club gavo of coming close to each other, of the a point to visit this delightful comedy Sim., MiHi-t 'I'"*' ^..—Nov. 10, II, li Old Stone Church aro making plans Crook gavo a Hallowe'en party this toast with flnely-minced pimionto. City Used Car Exchange! a hallowe'on parly at the home of Mrs. fcr a Joint annual fair to bo given week for tho following friends: Aur- Interchange of confidences, of llttlo And now wo have devised even This makes twelve to sixteen ap­ arc now convinced altho they really Introduction To New better sardine dishes—curries, Halph Davis In Thomp.'^on Avenue. Economy Market Package Store plans and sweot secrets. What a dou­ petizers. needed no convincing. The playing of "Shipmates Forever" Novombor 20 In tho parish liouao, oUa Farina, Mary Grondln, Boatrlco Nijwburgs and similar highly sea­ Guests were: Mrs. Robert Cooper, ble blessing,It fathers with their un­ A person's hair grows about six in­ Stuffed Tomato QrlentaJ: Cut a Walter Pldgcon, Ruth-W^ston, Glenn 287 Main Street IisLSt Haven Bootlw will open at 2 o'clock imd Kolsey, aindys. Brown, Marjorlo Doo- Fall Visitors Demand soned good foods. These aro OUR USED CAR VALUES Mra. Earl Clark, Mrs. Tliomaa Brac­ WMU lUiH IMwi'll, iniiiy Kcclcr suppor will bo served In the evening. | Uttlo, Clalro Bradoc, imd James Do- derstanding and wise counsel would ches a year. excellent entries for your cold slice from the top of each of eight Anders and Betty Lawford go quite weather dinners, or main dishes ripe tomatoes and scoop out the lUilCK l!l:i:l Dl^l.usc .ScUnill^HMns and looks like a Niivv (.'ur ken, Mrs. Alexander Doran, Mrs. Hat- also Mrs. William' Hopkins Is acting char- Ian, John Darrios, Randolph Bishop, find like tlmca for establishing fast-' a long ways towards proving it. England Baked Beans for Sunday night suppora. Look center-s. Sprinkle Inside with salt. rO.NTUd 1!I31 .|-l)oor Sn'lail. Uaillo Kqllllllll'll. tie Fairehild, Mra. Caroline Hagim, man, Keith. Bra(J6'o, James Cosgrovo, Jr., friendships with their children. A drop a second from a faucet into tho whys and wherefores oE Boil ono-hair cup oE rice and drain. 'Personal Maid's Secret* liOIXii: l!):i;i (. w. w. .Seiian, Diiriul^; chuss anil Trunk Ciirrii-r Mrs. S. B, Hanover, Mrs. Jamea Mau- Franolj Diilan a:id Alexander Bobort- wastes about four gallons a day. those now Bardinc dishes, and Make a white sauce using tour "Night In Tho House" OpenH Teachers, loo can accomplish good Now Englniid'a fiiU vlaltora demand make thorn your own. tablespoons of butter, four table­ I'LY.MOliTH l!);il a-Dnor .Sediiii, Viiin .Mulal rlnlsli ttts, Mrs. Ernest Meekina, Mm. wUli .Miir(;nret LIntlKuy BEACllWOOD CIGAR FACTORY Mlss Dorothy Kopple of Fair Haven aaOf., ?' This Thursday witnessed the open- by finding ways to separate the pu­ inrtoduction to New England baked' Curried Sardines'. Drain tho oil spoons flour, two cups milk. Add IM)N'J'I,\C 19:H TiiHii Seilnil. imiu-ln 'Iruiik. Itun 111,(10(1 nillOB Cliarles O'Conner, Mrs, Levertt Ty has been the house guest of, Mlsa Dqr»l' Ethiopian currency is the Mario one-third cup grated cheese and , HIGH GRADE OI&ARS ,,„.,„_ pil from tho class and know him as beana. Boston's bettor grills may re­ from two 3J^-ounco cans of sar­ CllliVIloI.lvr !!):>.'•. Jbistcr Scilaii, Run 100(1 mill's — .\ rraitleully new Car rell, Mra. Etta ROwe, and Mrs. George \\Ycd lilUl 'I'llUIH. NOVIMtllK'r III lUHl Jl] othj Llnaley In Twin Lakes Jitoad, RusaoU Botaford and daughter, Tlicrcsa and Monellk dollars of a nora- stir until molted. Season to taste an Individual. Instead of selecting flect the real thing only Imperfectly, dines into a small sklUot. Arrange ri.YMODT.S .Miiilel l"E Coiiv. CiMipe, real licaulirm car. (1 TyroU, Jr.. Undbr Export Supervision of John J. Qollnaa liml value of about 50 cents, but in tho sardines in a shallow baking with salt and pepper. Break tho North Branford.i ,^ jUols recently vlaltod In Ivoryton. only tho capable, responsible children while many quick lynch places mere­ sardines which are contained In parts of the country bars of salt or dish. Mix two teaspoons curry ItUlCK liiss'lj wooVlcit ivhcolsi Trunk Carrli^r "PURSUIT" Beachwood FavoHte 10c — Boachwood Regular 5o to holp after school let each child in ly outrage tlio traUitlon; but there powder and two teaspoons corn­ a 3'/6-ounce can oE sardines into Clir.VltOI.liT 19:11 Sport Coiiiie, « \v. w. Trunk Carrier Miss Florence M, Philpotla has re­ \ Capitol Theatre even cartridges are used. small pieces and ndd.^ Then com­ Willi <;iii'sU'r Miirrln, Sally VAh'VH Beechwood Panatela 5c — Gelinas Independent 5c turn be thus appointed. Tlds time nro outlying- old Inns'; and privlato starch to a paste In six tablespoons CIIEVUOI.IiT 111:11 Town Siilan, HuUl-ln Trunk ceived an appointment from Frederic 271 ninin St., I'i^iHt Iliivui, noun. hot water.' Add six tablespoons bine the sauce with tho rice. Fill alono with tho teacher If used for es­ homes where the baked beans of Sat­ the tomatoes with this mixture, C. Walcott, State Commissioner of also Young holiday turkeys this year cream, then add slowly to tho hot " Will' Sell Wholesale or'Retail a? F'actory tablishing a close, confidential rela­ urday evening supper and Sunday oil, cooking until creamy. Pour cover with buttered crumbs and A SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK END Welfare, and haa started her duties Tlmr.s., ji^'i., Hal., N(iv. 7, 8, !) apparently are going to cost more bake In a hot oven ** "LES MISEEABLES" tionship will do much toward reform­ morning breakfast maintain bean over the sardines and heat to boil­ DOnoi; 1933 Sport. Cmi|)i*. Uumblii Si'iU, lUiI'liiU' Ulu.ss S;(7.~. aa a field worker In. Uio old age as­ Special Attention Paid to Phone Orders ' than last year, a survey by the United ing in a hot ovQu. Serve with teen minutes. '^* ..W. (1. l''i(^l(ls, i\!iiil|.i'(! I'iViui.s ill.. ing the seemingly Incapable, Irrespon­ fame at its proud topmost. Bronzed XASii mm M(MK'1 -KIO smaii a Coiipt! S(ir> sistance diviaion. Willi I'rcili'ili: IMiiiih Pliono 4-054B Union Made lOf Tyler Street sible child, not only bocan.so of tho jowl pork and perfect brown bread States Department of Agriculture in­ All Cars Inspected by Motor Vehicle Dept. and ready for delivery. 'David Copperfleld' round out the repast; A jug of new dicated. duty to be performed but because of For tho present she la In Hartford iilso cider sends tho visitor homeward prat­ Farm prices of turkeys on Sept. 15 You arc invited to come in and in.spect them. the bond of love to be established. I but she will probably be transfored Waller 0. Kelly in A Plan From 'J'ho Children tling ecstatically and promising to go were 14.4 cents a pound compared Notes From the Diary Of a GHORGU H. LOIU-LLO, Prop. to the regional office In New Haven, ''The Virginia Judge" One kindergarten teacher In a for­ on doing so for years. The resident with 11.8 lust year and 10.7 on Sept. which is under the direction of Miss eign district In a largo city used a takes all tliis praise of his unique cul­ 15, 1033, the survey showed. 162-16^1 Whallcy Ave. Tel. 8-7191 New Haven Sini.. iiiKl .Moil.—Nov. Ill iiiKl II Caroline Walsh. 1 plan for Individual contact with her inary specimens as a matter of course. Bathroom Tenor Who "TWO FISTED" little ones so advantageously that It He never tires of hla beatific beans. Red, symbol of communism, is avoid Mrs. Philpotta was a member of with Ixi; Tiiicv niiil ittiiH^tt Byrau Road. man. Doc told me about this increase in Virginia. • Cii-lllt gartener formed llio habit of taking much pep as a ten cent bottle of gin­ in heart disease among people my [.MiKly (,'lirlslliiii^. ('liiiri™ lllckriiril In such a child up on her lap, near ger ale that's been opened and left Mrs. William Blunt, of North Quln- A new advertising medium is com­ age—I'll bo 15 next March—and I Coloiful enough to tho group so that she could in a warm place, and wonder how 144 USED CARS AND 'A Wicked Woman' cy, Mass., formerly of Hemingway ing to London to take Us place along­ didn't appreciate the fact that a lot supervlao. If noccaaary, but for enough anyone can get up so early and so reg Mileage Hints Avenue, East Haven, wag a visitor in side the flashing electric signs, tlie of these unexpected deaths could Thurs., rrl.. Kul.—Nov. M-lli-l(i away so that tho child on her lap ularly as that aspiring Tibbet, to bel­ town Tuesday. hoardings, the cinema the newspa­ have been prevented If only the vic­ TRUCKS "ON THE SPOT" Dirk I'liwcU. Itlllly KltillT 111 would feel thoy wore alone. Some- low "Asleep on the Deep," "Yes, Sir, Provide a "Lift" pers—the talking clock. tims had token the trouble to visit a llmoa thoy would look at a picture That's My Babby," or even "Onward RIGHT worm colors do IhlnBS cup of canned pineapple symp. Instead of striking the hours this good doctor and have a physical exam 'Shipmates Forever' When cold and ready to act, add book, conversing about tho pictures; Christian Soldiers." Guess he must JJuo to tlic ex('e])li(iniilly large iiuiiibur of tnulo plim for ua when anUnnn rolls modern timepiece shouts them out, Inallon at least once a year. Men my Baround. Thoy buck \ip our aiilrlta one cup of dicod canned poaches perhaps they would look out of the get to bed early, or at least he must and one cup of drained cruahod' including In the timely information age, the Doc says should be checked ins oil the new WM] Fovd " V-8.s" \vc ;ire i'on^cd to luako "Little America" for chilly days to conio—a jiaKau window at the clouds In tho sky, and get a' certain number of hours sleep IK'iir .Mlinlral IlliJlcml i:. IIjril'K pineapple. Add one-half cup some appropriate "boost" for a parti­ up twice a year. They have more di'astic price rcdiU'tioiis on our eiilire stock of u.sccl THIS MEWSPAPER" FWtL YEAR Inhorltanco ' perhaps. Nature onco In a while tho llttlo one, resting every week. Not a bad idea to try knows about that and wonvoa out- chopped nuts and one-half cup cular product. chance to go wrong in shorter time chopped dates and mold as de­ In loving arms, would nestle down and sometime. My wife says the next door cars—nothing' held liack! I'^very last car xmist he .sold. of-doora a namlHB tapoalry to sired. Servo cold on crisp lettuce At 8 o'clock in tho morning It might than young people do. Doc is a real .lliiunt In tho taco of October lake a much needed nap. Some of the chap tells Ills wife that one of the re­ AMD 3 OF f fi||S|_^MOIIS^MAGAZiMES with nuiyonnalso. Serves olght. add that it is time for Soand-so's live one. We've started to play golf winds. Indeors, wo llRht a loR-llro children who didn't seem especially to 1 quirements for slaying in the phik Is Sparkling new features In­ 5'iillp Salad; Polish olght mo- breakfast food, and at 2 p . m. it and I'm going to bust a hundred be­ EASIEST TERMS EVER OFFERED I ANNEX "^ THEATRE and candlea which catch tho hlnli- need this quiet tlmo began asking for regular hours of sleep. cluding detective stories, lights In our. warmer ruga and dlum-alzo apples having bright might give a reminder that tho pro­ fore he does, or bust clubs over the I GrunniK Corner t'lione •1-ZZOl^ CHOOSE rod Bklua. Out a allco from atom It. Then it was that Uicy decided it 1 Sometimes I look out the side win­ romantic fiction, movies, draperies. It's a cozy sort of gram starts in 15 minutes at the XYZ pro's bead. ' •llnirs.. I'rI.—uiirBiilii Nlles—N"V. ''•» onda and scoop out tho contora. was only fair to take turns beUig dow and see my singing neighbor cut­ Top Allowance for Your Present Car 2 MAGAZINES IN GROUP comfort. Now cut down In wide polnta to cinema. radio, something for every Friends drop In—for a gaujo, alone with the teacher. Should have heard the duet tho "Shadow of Doubt" roprosQut tulip potala. Mix one- The talking clock Is not Intended ting the hedge or digging a new rose 1 MAGAZINE IN GROUP member of the family. for' a chat, or Just to bo com­ half cup diced apple from tho con- chap next door and I had last Sun­ lllciirdo Corl.'Z. .Vlrj!!"!/,' I'V''"' for homo use. It will be Installed in bod. Comes in the house with golf panionable over tho knitting neo- tors, oiio cup diced canned poara, The teacher, now a mother, has day morning. While we were shaving, PAY AS YOU RIDE By J. F. Winchester, S.A.E. . .' 3 IN ALL dloB which aro weaving bright, restaurants and hotels. clubs rather often, too. That time I GROUP'fr CHpospfl^ throo-fourtha cup diced colory and never forgotten those precious mo­ ho hi his bathroom studio and I in my Supervisor o£ Motor Vehicle. Silt. Kim.. Ni,v. (I-Ul—2 llli: Allnii'lloim warm winter togs. And wlmt throo-fourtha cup chopped aalted cut the lawn two years ago, my back CROUPA CHOost-2 ments and the blessings of them must Equipment, Colonial Beacon "Old Man Rhythm" have yoni What hnvo you to servo almonds. Melalon well with may- was lame for a week. How does that} shower room salon, wo sang "Sunrise IVr. a WOMAN'S WORLD Oil Company IIiKldy lU>r;4T>i iinci ull Mur citii for those ploaannt chatty mo- onualae. Fill the tullpa with thla hnvo followed those children down the neighbor chap keep so active? Per­ and You." It was good, except I think SPECIAL TODAY AND TOMORROW Q McCALL'S MAOAZINE . • a HOUSEHOLD MAQAZINI ... nionts, when there's no time to also lYr. and sot In nests of lottuco. This years Just as the light still shines HE) other day a reader wrote to i O MYSTERY I\. Martha Hlei'iti'r Che bright color and glowing llavor gorvo with either mnyonnalao or use as thoy nro warm and comfort­ Wonder if she gets to bed early and The cast of the "Passing Show of UIKO 0' |/ ner of Fltchburgh, Mass. only every point but get right to tho V Autumn salads, gay with tho Pronch dreaalng. Servos olght. able. walks to work after taking time to 1935" will include Ruth Anderson, Our Oang Comedy ynd oMier wslwted MAIL THIS COUPON NOW! gold of iioachos, the amber of iloiiana lloat Salad:- - Cu_ t. .bana ­ ESSEX — DODaE — CHRYSLER — LINCOLN frictional area of every point. Po ' KhortH oat a good warm brefMib.it! Not a Edith Jaspershon, Mlchelin Deslderio not be penny wise and pound fool- J l> pineapple and tho red of tomato, nas in halves lougthwlao and scoop Mr. and Mrs. Georgo R. Adams of Chvch tlio thr»t magazlnat dttlrttt and r«tum lUt %^ can be quickly nmdo in tho morn­ out tho centers. Fill tbo cavities Almost every collection of frocks bad idea to try that, too. and Adda Mansfield. The show will LA SALLE — PACKARD ish in attempting to save on small : Tiir-s.. Wed.—Nov. Vi-l^ with your order. Fill out coupon carttully. > i ing, put away In your refrigera­ with a mixturo of diced pineapple for tho miss at finishing school In­ Icdiau Neck entertained over tho items. I Osnileineni I enc|o»e $ ...^ PUato Mnd IV I've got o sneaking suspicion I be given November 8 and 9 in Now Before driving a new car see that.; "Alice Adams*' tor all ready to emerge for lunch­ slices and chopped black walnuts cludes a four pocket affair in solid I week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel G KatlurrJiif! llcpliiirn, lYcd MacMiirray 1119 Mm tlire* magazines chackod wttb a yaar*i eon, tea—or saved for dinner If molstoucd with mayonnalao. Gar- could beat that neighbor's singing all Haven. it is correctly adjaitcd in every de­ tubscripUon lo your nowi^por* jersey. Jersey is extremely Important. «»*»«A*Wl««Mrt!f»i*«»«..WS«!^l ,I Burleig- h of Hanover, N. H. and, uthei f r UlhO M there Is no call for thoni to be ulah with several maraschino hollow It I only felt better. I'm going The G. F. S. la an organization OPEN NIGHTS tail. Drive sanely and be considerate \ 1 perfect for town and week-end ser-1 This dazzling brunette with Uie' daughter. Miss Barbara Burleigh of NAME ^^ - served sooner. Experiment—play chorrlda whloli have been dipped to keep better hours, get more oxer- ^wltli 28,8-11 members scattered all ov- of others. Adjust, repair and replacd , "Superspeed" Norniim I'ttsUir, I'lorciite Itlco with some of tho new colorful sal­ In mayonnalao uud then rolled in vice. stauous cruves is Miss Rita Rio, who '.Mount Holyoke College. when it is necessary; that is, when : STREET OR R.F.0 ads, and ace how much lost they canuod moist coconnut clse and watch my diet. I'll walk er the country and also has an inter- competent mechanics recommend it. .. '^ ™w appearing In tho leaturetto | Tliura.. FrI. —Niiv. H -1.1 add to year autumn menus. Fruit Salad Dressing: Mix to- dOwntown to work,too, and make it in national organization with brancb£a New Haven Motor Sales Inc. Don't try to save money by driving TOWN AND STATE gothor two . tablespoons lemon In England tliey have wine color- "Stars of Tomorrow," the new series \ John H. Connolly, Branford's popu- better time than he does. Yes, sir, in several foreign countries. the car "as is," when it isn't advis­ "Atlantic Adventure" For Example Jnlce, six tablespoons ollvo oil, two ed and wlno flavored lipsticks. of short productions which'aro now par chemist, had the misfortune to I'm going to beat him singing in the' Mlaa Katherine Norwood, of East Pass. Car Headquarters, 250 Whalley Ave. able to drive it without repair.,re- : Nancy Carroll. Lloyd Xolun Jellied Plweqpplo and Peach tableBpoona bottled, lime juice, being brought to tho screen by Col-.fall, fracturing his rib and spraining placement or adjustment. 'To do »o '. and u variety of helucted fchort two tablespoona confootlonor'a morning if it's the last thing I do. Haven, spent the week-end with hor ii to court trouble and t

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THE BBAWFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOV. 7, 1935 Page Six Frozen Dessert Right Out Oi The AW Federal Fuads To Pay jPontiaC WorliS Caiiine Carving Collects Cash t By R F SEPVICE •--— Law Machinery Mudents For Work Done Clark Uabin. who owes as imicn I ••• uiyde Lucas ana his orchos Overtime To Ills "Uomco No. 1" rntihinii ! tra have bo*^" "engaced" for the ! TTKRH Is Uio rosuU ot the lucky Tile first two allotments ot Feder­ I •*•••• day that IIOOHUO Uoromla, Now orig aimfans lo pirong arm uc- mythical night club program, "Mu.~ Now In Motion al funjs to Connecticut for sUnienl .. tics as to Ilia iir*>- leal Itpndezvous." over Ibo NiK . York BCHliitor, took hor oinnRO stick aid under the National Youth Aitanin- Supply Demand in one hnnil anil n cako ot aoiip In tlio llk', JoltiP the n.i- blue network WtMlnc'"»nyp at S p.m. Ilrnllh Ijibomtorles CooiienrtInK illn Thealrft baml f.H.l. Jnsit liUe a rca-l night club. atrntlon include Ihc sum of 549,478 other. "Snlulil," tho nnnio ot this With Dairy .And I''ood Coinnilssloiu-r wu(;on this month, »v.«' juopram books attraction.'! foi which Is being paid to high school Orders inr new cars are pouriiiB in bonnlltul Eculiitnre, enrnoil for Its llu win be lieanl a limited mmibor ot weeks Instead To Protect rulille boys and girls in return for work dally and the total proiluction ot creator tlio flrst prize, protoBslonnl eliiBS, ot }2r.tl in the Klovonth An­ Aloiiilay evfining nf the usual 13. done. State NYA Director Thomas J. 1930 moilcl PontUics hna reached the over CliS on Ibe nual Conipotitton tor Sumll Sculp- Tcsling activities of the Stale De­ Dodd announced upon iho arrival of 19,000 mark wllh the faclories work­ luroa In Whito Boav. same T u I I h o ii i •*• Jessica Drngonotlc, Btnv ol partment of Health Laboratories sup­ the second NVA nlloUiient this week, ing at twu shitia a day to crowd In Suhuilttcd ulouK with more tlian dnimdtlc series Miat rrtday night NUtJ show, t/ikc: plementing tho enforcement work of "High school students who arc to every possible shipment. 4,000 other cnrvluBa, by nciiliitora whinh brings tho lor •lonorn for gifts iccehcd Jioti the Stale 15alry and Food Commis­ receive pay for part-time work un Tliat i.s Ihe slatcmeiil ot A. W. Ii. yoiuiE nail old, amateur nuil protea- blRRoyt. of ihe listeners. Among sioner under Connecticut's new "fro­ dcr this prognmi must be selected sionnl alike, "Snliiltl" la a strlldna stage ami acieen ihpm will he found Gilpin, vice president and general sal­ oxumplo ot llio BlriiloH nmile In iionp stnrR to tho ml- an electric orgiin, zen desserts" law should go far to­ by the principal ot the local high es manager ot Pontlac Motor Co., inoilollhiBohicolhohoKhiiilnuotlho Clark Gable cropboiic. T h' medals, handkcr ward elminating from the market, sciiool, or by those whom the princi­ and the contlnuaUon ot good business products of lui.icrupulous inanutaclur- pal has appointed," Director Dodd annual oompotlUona Iwolve yeiirn ullo Tlioaire aorics last year won chlGfB, table linen makes It a foregone conclusion, ho ago. t! aniuinl vote of tho nidtn eilltors cra and ice cream and other frozen said. "Tlic NYA provides funds which Laurels And Travers Resume and trained poems nnya, that salcn will go fonvard at Tho Twolnii Auniinl Oompotltlon i "the best dramatic luognuu on dedicated to her. producUs which do not meet wUh the are paid to neeily students in amounts the record breaking pace already ea- A air." for Tho Procter & (liinililo tu-lzos to- all ot tliem are rigid requiremcnla of the law, I'^ricnd not exceeding ?0.00 n month, but tlie labllshcd for this year. tolnllUB ?2,non, will onU'liiUy cloao band made and Lee Mlckle, director of tlio Bureau of Federal organliaUon plays uo part In on May 1, insil, after which \w\it\ Rivalry On Hammer Field »*»Neila Goodello. tliG riBtng; represent months nie recent aimouncomcnt ot tlio Laboratories of the Stnto Department the selection ot the students or tho wlnnlUB Hculplures will lio cxlilhlted ling radio star, who tnke.q rtuih tireless effort 1930 Pontlac line followed Uio short- of Health, declared In tho depart­ In llbnirles, nnisoama aiul loiulint; ith Kamuna as "lops" amonj; KUIK on tho part ol bei cniiditioiis upon which the aasistanco eat between model shut-down perlml ment's weekly broadcast today. is given." dopartiiiont storoa throuiihout tho ehnrso, by wrillUE to the Nation.: Gridiron Sunday Afternboh iK pianists, uses an entirely dlflor- admirers. She in the history of tho company. country. Entry bhiiiks for tills com­ •nt style frum that used by the iiopu reads every fan Jessica This will mean, Mr. Micklc stated, "Our total proihietlon during Uie Seiiiv SculiUaro Comniltteu, 80 VAV Knechtmeii Idle This Week, There are several thouRiuuls youtlia petition may bo oblnlnml, tree ot lUU Slroot, Now York, N..Y. tar Whileman favorite. Ntitla chai'is tetter sbu gets,. Dragonctte that all persona in the State may pur- last two weeks has been running nt her,songs "sweet and low" wbilp in Connecticut who have been hnrd and they're all mouitted in huge ehase and use ice creams, frozen cus­ 8011 cars per day, which has given us Thrillin^ Contest Expected In Clash Of Contenders For Title Of Ramona speciallxca In tho "lioi "memory" books. pressed to eoiuinuo high school work. tards, sherbets, ices and the growing over 4O00 cars each of those weeks, ii Team Next Friday And Greater New Haven- Largest Crowd Of Season To Be On Hand scat" , stylo which hna made liet Director Dodd pointed out, because ot mcnl fm-ocaat and make certain our Aotunl liis|icotloii'ot homes will bo says Mr, Gilpin. "That makes a total famous. *•• After three guest star np- list of nttraelive frozen apectalitiea, tho Inability of their parent.s to pro­ prcdlclion of a iuontli ago that Pon­ made. Through tho cooperation of ed- For Most Crucial Encounter— Kickoff Set For 2:30 secure in the luiowledge tliat the of 18,007, of the 1930 model. Added to poarancoH In two weeks, Jano Fro- vide them with carfare, lunch money tlac will build -18,000 ot the new 1030 ucalioniil groupa, local Bupcrlntoii- al Mere Turkey Dajr mau, radio's loveliest lark, dashed hcaltli, food and dairy authorities are our total production ot 1035 models ••-•While Harriet HllUard Is In and, in the some instances, proi^r earn by January 1." dcnls and tonchora, tlio children ot The 13ranford Laurels-ace going through all the motions of be­ Hollywood, liilUo Trastt IS mibsu to I'lttsburgit to headline a theatre doing their share to make these ap­ clothing. since January 1, Pontlac has blull tilting m her singing role wlUi Ot. 1 here. Slio'Il bo back on the air petizing and nutritious products pure, 144,040 ears this year. our schools will take Into the home a ing serious in their preparation for the S''™ ^''"\,^'^''^^^^iJi'^,^'.^ Tho students given aid are requir­ One of the largest contlrnmtioii knccd'mcn Fast llomKiing Into Giteat Slinpo As Season Dra,ws ale Nelatm'B orchestra on the Hoii soun. wholesome and safe. By intelligently apocially prepared homo Inapcclinn Travers. But having whipped an aggressive and acnal-minded ed to work for the money they get, "Snle.i anil deliveries are keeping classes ever hold In St. George's 11. RtlJley-Nelaon prograina Sunilay ev­ reading the label on each package, form of chock list. With tho help and Near To liiicr—CoinniciciijI Squad Will Meet Tougli Opponent enings. Ilarilet will be bach with They must also meet certain eligibil­ pace with production. In the United C. Church of Quilford was held Sat­ Walco outfit last week, Coach Albie Booth's charges are confident ••• James Melton Is In great Je-/ Iho purchaser may know exactly what giildanco ot parents and relatives the I-ierc I'o'r Annual Thanksgiving Day Classic-Tilt Set For 10:00 Ozzle In ft month after she maUcs niand for movies aa well as radio, j ity requirements: They must be over States alone during the tlrat nine urday morning. Uev. 'J'bomns Murray of their first victory over the hard-fighting Traver~ s when they he is purchiuslng for bia family. child will then ln.ipcot the home cl- a picture as a co-star with Fred ills llrsl movie Isn't released until.' 10 years of age; they must need such montlis this year our retail deliver­ and Uev, Edwin Demensko assisted meet at Haiiimer Field Sunday afternoon at 2.30.30.. Astatre and Uingur llogora. late November, but he's been sign­ The new law defines each type of aid for school expenditures and they ies amounted to 113,388 cars, leaving linliiallon existing hazards." Coach Johnny Knccht is resting; his weary Rninford lligli school Uev, Francis J, Finn. The Travers smokers are . putting ed for a second one, "The Desert frozen dessert as to the Ingredients it must be doing creditable school work. the difference between tliat figure and charges this week in preparation for their 'i'st Housatonic Valley '•• •••Whllo John Mllla, Jr., ia re­ Song," already. the finishing touches on tlielr attack must contain. Air. MlcUle said. For Preforenco la given to . students who the 1935 model production total of r-ri''T^^iryryT^i,i- covering from Illness in a Now York League contest with ,Sheltona\va);,next Friday and for the impend­ Paul Tolly' Pauk, example a frozen product lu Connecti­ are members of relief families. 126,133 to bo accountcil for 1030 Poii- and defense this week, and knotted hospital, mp Dad, John, Sr., la ••• Peter Van Kteeden, youthful) cut Is now not "ice cream" unless it tlnd cars to bo dellvcrcil during tlie ing Commercial classic to be played fMs year at Hammer Field, tho noose around their bag of tricks— alnglTig with hlfl maestro of "Town Hall Tonight," It will not bo possible lo aid all of Thanksgiving Pay morning at lO.Pflo.'clpck., not to be opened again until they take Ex-Local Hi Starj famed sons, the doesn't.hesitate to como right out' Is pure and clean, made from a com­ tho high school students In Connecti­ first thirty days arc niiptoximatcly Special On bination of milk products, eggs, water 36,000 which represents a dollar value "L\Bran£ord HIglj Scliools' next liomc the field against the Laurels in Bran­ .Mills Urothera. on In favor of studio cut v/ho need such aid to complete sugar and contains at least ten per­ ford Sunday afternoon.. 'hoFrtdny evening audiences. He says their schoolUig, but it is hoped to to the purchaser of some .$28,000,000. /football garno will , bo the,final en­ that w hen t li a Great at Princeton '(i:3U p.m., o.s.t., cent of milk fat and 18 percent of milk reach a substantial number of them. '"riiia huge fall business shows that Travers Victors, counter with Now Hnvcn Commercial Tlie. tapering-off process consisted ';unini8 Hevue boya In the band solids, except that if it contains co­ Tho rcsponslbllty for tlie -lolcotlon November and December UoiihtleHa High at Hornmor Field. This week of hgbt.workouts as 'the climax of a Tigers Display. Crusl.Uig Attack-- lugrams. On this have nn audience, coa, chocolate or similar ingredients will be the -best last two-montlis per­ ISIS they work a lot of those to be helped Is definitely a Knecht'fl team will be Idle, but next week, of grueling practice sessions Ooiiiit In Each Vcrlod And Kc<;p line aoriep you these perceiitoges may each he lower iod that this company aa well us tliu 6ToO harder than they local one," Director Dodd stated, "and Friday afternoon will travel upstato which carried far into the floodlight Slalo Clean—Puuk, i,oA'an Star -•ar the velvety by two percent. If to this product the industry over has oxpeiienccO. It In and oppose Uie strong Shelton grid- hythras of Art might In a bare tliero will be no Interference by the 50 CARDS IMPRINTED stage. , ,, . . studio. He bas equivalent of five dozen eggs yoika a confirmation of the wisdom ami fore Minute Pass dors who are quite jubilant about the Inssel and his ois NVA in the eolections." It is evident that the Travers are Princeton, N. J.—With the elusive •lieatra, and con tried both tjpos baa been added to each 90 pounds of sight again displayed by loaders of victory over tho Mllford High school LcVon and the hard-hitthig Paul of broadcahttng WITH YOUR I^AME prepared* to 'shoot the whole works" ij-altotfraceDunn. the mix, it must be distinctly labelled must be jiroperly stored and that all the Uulustry in advancing announce­ VniHlcrmiioInn, Trnvorfl Back Uiinii coinblno lost Saturday when they boat TIio M. I. I''. Irani of Uraiiford will Hhirt Imskt'tljali KCIIHOU Dec. f» with new couc't. Pauk of Branford, fit for service but bia experience against the Green Wave. Inspired by ono oI tfiD most Grace Dunn aa "frozen euatard" or "French lee persons who come In contact wlUi ment and auto show dateu to tho ear­ HB YiirrtM To Top Strons; Annex them 0 to 6, With two victories under KlanillMK IcK lo rlKlit nrn (i. Olsiin, .1. Walsli, IJ. KlccltnrH, A. A|;n7//.l, S. .SoUoIownUy, again after early-season Injuries, Uie Important oE tho ue\Ver singing shows him, ho cream." A fine or imprisonment is pro ly fall. their 0-0 victory over the Annex team, Bays, that the boys Uie manufacturing or handling ot fro­ Tmini III Tlirllllng- rinlili their bolts tlio Sheltonltea believe n. Itrydcii; front row, It-.K, lu rlglit, M. MoiiiHius, ntiuiDKCr; 1^, Acelo, \V. SnnlesUi, Tigers presented their full strength j'stars. Peter \ vidcd for selling it as ice cream. A tlie Smokers are in a fighting mood. sound a third bet- zen desserts shall be healthy and shall "When wo got the reports of tho Uioy have hit their stride and appear against the Navy last week, as Coach Van Steedcn ^ frozen product containing from three J. 8ulvln, niitl K. Hanlcslil Meanwhile, as the New Haven ( tar when they be subject to an annual health exum- three groups ot executives who pre­ Donoyim nolcl, Sayll.., RpcU.— A t9 bo, formidaVlOv.opppnonts for the Crisler'3'-Tigers claws proved more •'• One of the most ca,tchy theme can "flhow tbelpl to ten percent of milk fat is not ice Smokers are shaping up in the pink of .ueiodles on the air J^ that ot Sig stua." InaUon. Tlio Bureau of Laboratories, sented tho new cars to our entire deal Frnnit MorrlwoU flriliiii In which Goor- Branford High squad. This will bo a lethal wciitions than the Navy shells cream and must be labelled and sold condition, Coach Albie Booth's team mund liomberg's Tuesday evening Direclor Mlckle explained, assists the or body In twenty-four great nieet- glo Vjindormaolnn, Trnvors Smoker regular Housatonic. Valley, Icnguo lilt. as tho jurigle cat tore the Middles to ns "ice milk." A product made from who stopped the running attack and Studio I^urtlep. It alternates a. one *•* Ray Noblo, heard Wednea* Dairy and Food Commissioner and inga from coast to coast during the baokflold ace, scored a touchdown, in On ThnnUBglvIng Day morning old Branford High shreds, defeating them, 20 to 0. pure, clean water and sugar contain­ actually out-rushed and out-charged atep. n waltz, and a fox trot tune days at 9:30 p.m., e.s.t., over UBS,i local health officers by examlng many first two weeks ot October, 11 was ovi A SELECTION OF 16 DEBiaNS AND VEESES the last few minutes ol play when ho opponots will face each other when M I F Basketball Team To slgnirylng the types of music Kom- got lu from London tho same day/ ing no milk solids is an "ice or "ice tlie burly forwards of Wallingford, Princeton's first tally came at the samples of frozen desserts lo see that dent that our new lino would be recelv Intercepted an Annex pass, and gal- tho Commercial comblno comes to berg features oa bis popular pro­ hia new aerlea went on the air, duo end of an uninterrupted 51-yard sherbet" and must be so labelled. Any each meets the requirements ot the town to try conclu.'iloiis with Johnny Breaks Even With are being driven through their regu­ gram. to tho boat's delay. i ed with greater enthusiasm than wore loppeU 85 yai;da gayo tlio .Travora (i 0 march, after White, Pauk and Sand- frozen , pro.duct which fails to meet Knocht'a Branford HIgli School. In the lar routine this week . and Booth is class under which it is labelled and tho 1935 cars. to 0 victory over the. Annex lost Sun­ back plunged to the 20-yard line with these definitiona in .the law is "im­ games wlilcH have been played be­ confident that his charges will take I hoard oyer in Montowese. But, as the sold, and to dotorinln. !*.J«.^J-ft..*uJeaftrf^ held tlio margin of victory, but the another tie In the Housatonic League time this season, the first meeting was a beautiful afternoon, and a nice The State Dairy and Food Commis- Travers hud been turned back repojit- 3-yard lino after finding a hole in the Ision'er has recently adopted regu­ WJ!:ci^;TiaMg^ja^nai^^acmacw.^^^-KLv.kTrt'•.^'^ local high grldders will trot out on 'last Friday playing a 7 to 7 dead- ending in a scorless tie. lime was had by all except tho Walco edly-by ,Hio^Annex liiio. Flyq. times middle part of the Navy line. For Travers Tilt Hamjner Field with the Idea of win­ Malleable. Iron Fittingj Co. Team Improving Uapidly Under New Sock with Stratford High on the lat- crowd. lations requiring that tho premises INSPIRING!! the Four Comers comlilno carried the Much enthusiasm is being shown The second touchdown resulted (Ckintlnued On I'uge Scvca) ning, riot of lioldlug down tho score. Coaching Staff— Given Lone Drill.-, In Passing And Checking !''=••'= fl<=W- Kcports have it that the where frozen desserts arc manufac­ boll wlUiln thp. 10-yartl lino.and once throughout the entire lower part of from a march of 00 yards in which COLdSSALl!.,,, ,• • ,,f „ „ ,-, ,r , , , -I, » .^,.^„" I Branford hoys deserved a Win. In ad- tured or sold must be clean and in reached tlio 1-foot mark, only to loso the state by fans for tho coming con­ Pauk and LeVan collaborated until The Probable Lineups; Notice Tho Now Haveners have a fairly Man—lo Orv^r- .-La;;()ii Dec. 5 In Industrial League At iMCA'^nLion to tiie stubborn defense which sanitary condition, that tho product DRAMATIC!! - the ball on downs. good record this season, but compara- flict and one of the largest crowds of "Polly" wrenched his knee and had to Laurels Travers , has characterized their play all the Bowling Results SENSATIONAL!! Aa Iho final njliiules wore .ticking the season la expected to witness this be replaced by Kaufman. Earlo Sansono Tliis Hisloriciil livciil will lie fipocli. llvo records often do not mean much, (Continued from Sports page) away and tlio six points looming big­ and all fans are beginning to hope greait crucial game which will start Pauk was tho thorn in the Cornell Left End M,ily Uie New Don- ™,y,„_ temporarily disabled, there were no jMann 1S3 198 243—595 Anderson 225 172 160—557 —new colors—single and double lirw'", ' al tremendous savin/js! SUITS OH O'COATS ard of value! the mtheraem Fitted.' the score 7 to 0. ging, p-*"* third annual Alumni Homo-cora- don tioys, CoachChrisUan Is putUng "- '"^"'''^ serious injuries. Both Dykuns were j Caddy 179 159 144^-482 •Snow . 159 159 184—481 teds—^ncvcr before such savinjg; his men through real hard workouts •>; ... .103 92 120—315 1070 Ohapel St., at High Llllqutst 104 123 149—376 rlllSPONMADE-: ' The second and third quarters saw At IP. M. on Saturday Uic Conn. |ing_ArmlaUce Day ccleViratlon, begins ..„,„,,„ ,^.^^^.. ..— banged on the head more or less, iZvonkovlc .15s 162;143—4G3 E. Richkowakl .. .117 110 107—334 Doollttle 162 212 179—653 tho Laui-ela • b^id in check by brief StatP ROTO regiment and tho United lat 2 p. m. on- aardlricr Dow Memorial stressing both forward p.ass defense and Tom -Ahem took a brief nap af- i Norton 165 212 1202—579 Just One A Year Congress Clothes Gives This Feast Of Values iNEASTHAYlSN (OouUnueU On Pngo Seven) Ablondi 101 132 157—480 (Continued on Pngo Seven) States Coast Guard cadets will passiField. ^^^^ offense, blocking and signal drill fair after a-Walco player smacked I Wall 230 1801222—632 Total ,841 797 809-2447 i :•• Into his stomach hard enough to bej Total 895 902! 954-2751

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^^^ygOBP REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOV. 7,JL935 Pago Three In Town Court Saturday morning I BOY SCOUTS Page Eight three young men pleaded guilty to THE HOSIE NBrWSPAl'ER IS A Tira 116MB Tout pngo ot tho country Trinity Church Notes j Troop 2, Boy Scouts arc ""==""2 ^^ , following some arguments at M. : • • • VITAl. ronCE IN EVERY TOWN nnANFOUD—NO,''npolcon In Russia," from !every Tuesday evening at the Parish,^a ^^^danc e ^^at g^Sve^a jj^,Hall, u,the Saturday POUTRA\1NQ AS IT DOES lnou-se under the leadership ot W. STONY CIlKKK-ilrs of General do Cautln- SHORT BEACH {^OME UVi. MEN'S CLUB cvciTlng previous. LOCAL HAPrEMNGS IN SHORT nE.XO) other man was In such dose ; Flanders Smith, newly appointed Jack Kackendo, 116 Legion Avenue, I ri iiifi liiTiilil nil' -if '•••'•*«** ' OIIANNIS Clia relnllnnshlp with the cm- bAAAjJUti^^**ifei****^ Mr Fred S. Eaton, Superintendent i„poulmaater. Mr. Smith Is assisted by I'AMIUAR LANGUAGE was lined 55 on each of the following COV^l—i the peak of his power, and Mr. Maurice KIrby wlio has been HI MIssca Virginia and Betty Bolcll. of Trees ot New Haven, will be the! Assistant Scoutmaatci-s William Rey- charges: Breach of the peace and Clje — ^' „n|,cs of Napoleon's thoughts speaker at the November meeting of „oid8 and Edward Walker. The Rector ebietu Is now out of doora part of the day. mann ot Double llcach Uoad enter­ drunkenness. John Saczynskl ot Rose AND EAST HAVEIS ^EWS is now chairman of the Troop Com ,ordn in tho Journey ot thlrlccii tained n group of gliosis at a Hallow­ the Men's Oub to bo held Wednesday, Hill Road, Branford and Stephen .and thirteen nights from Russia Tlio Womana Auxiliary met Mon­ e'en party this week ul their homo. November 13th at 6:30 p. m., at the mittec. Miller ot 125 Silver Street, received nrls. Hclensod after one-hundred day noon tor a covered diah luncheon A buffet luncheon was aervcd from a Parish House. Mr. Eaton Is a nephew Scouting la open to all boys twelve tho same penalUes for similar offenses VOL. VIII—NO. 38 Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, December 26,1935 by the author's dcacondanls. In the flrehouso. A short bufllncss table decorated In appropriate decor­ of the late Mr. V. T. Hammer and his years of ago and over. Any boy who i ^^ ^ additional $15 for resisting an or booki Include '"IVnlllng Cor- mooting followed with Mrs. Thomas C. ations, interest in the trees of Branford la Is interested is invited to join. I olBccr. rough Mexico." a travel book Braolton prcnldlng. Mrs. A. A. Young Among the gucnla wore! Mlisca great. Hia aubject "Shade Trees, la GIRL SCOUTS GIVE ranok; "Frontiers of Chrls- one of interest to every resident of FREER CHOOSES MORGAN CHOSEN IMISS DOERFLER wna admitted to momhorBhlp, Agnes Swenaon, Catherine Orcenvnll, The November meeting ot the Wo­ Trinity Aid will meet this evening CAROL PROGRAM PLANS UNDERWAY Local Prospects Look V.ng.^ " by F. C. Grant; and Bclty I'urcbll, and Bllllo Slonick, our community. man',..„..„s Church Missionary Association at 7:.tS In the parish house. Mrs. Fred- COMMirrEE FOR AS TOWN CLERK FOR EAST HAVEN PORTRAYS TOWN t Av Caesar's" by P. B. DlUy Coatello of Double Beach Uoad James and Jack Glynn, Edward Slice- Supper will be served by '''"""•y will be held Monday, November 4lh crick Clark, Mra. Frederick Bllckcr AT ROTARY CLUB lllernturo; "Lea- •• be made , „ „ in Trlnlf BUSINESS MEN'S CLUB Is suffering from tho cffoota of a bro- hnn and Bill Markham. Aid and reservations should at 3 p. m. in Trinity Parish House, and Mrs. Frank Elslnger will be hos­ BIRTHDAY BALL BY SELECTMEN IN UNIQUE MAP World," by M. Iccn orm. in advance with the supper commit­ New Haven. The speaker will be Miss A very pleasing touch was added For Marked Betterment i' ' In Fithlopla," Mr, and Mrs. Uollln G, Bauer, form tesses. tee: Catherine Barnsby on furlough from to the mecf.ng of the Branford Ro­ IMiina uro nndcr»vuy to torm an arbook" by erly ot Short Bcacu announco IM WlnlloUl R. Morgan ot Bradley Members oC tho Squaro Shooters Shanghai, China. Gerard W. Freer, Belccled to head Knat Haven Business luul Vtolcs- HIatorlcnl events, homes and birth ot a Bon, Rollln Ooodrlcli at Uio The Young People of The Baptist tary club on Monday of this week by Street has been appointed by the are asUed to moot Saturday morning ARMISTICE DAY The Every Member Canvass will bo the committee for. East Haven's ob­ sloiuil Men's Ai^^Uon. A. V. churches will be reproduced on a 30x40 Dawn Of New Year Approach ^lurea," Now Haven Hospital Oct. 20. Before ;,u uecomuer ou.. , Church will meet at the church to- the presence of ten members ot Girl Branford Board of Selectmen to serve map ot Branf6rd during the next few at 10 In tho club house to transact held D'eccmbcr 8th servance of President Roosevelt's lolcnndie, orlRhta^f^'vior ot (ho | her marriage, Mrs. Bauer WM Wi™ There will be a special celebration Trlnlty Guild has ordered a num- morrow evening at 7 ;15 and attend an cout Troop 26. who enlertnincd the out the unexpired term ot Charles Important business. Birthady Ball on January 3D. has an­ Idon, has an tor libS nWo to wc weeks, Climlotto Amlrows of New Haven. ' of the Holy Communion at 8:50 a. m. ber ot 1036 Church Knlendars which old fashioned husking boo at Rice's lub members and guests with a fine no,".diey, deceased, us town clerk. Mr. only « portion ot thoso who mWit *"»» Isabella Rulh Doerfler work All Local Factories Are New Busy, And Prospects Of Oon- nounced the following list of promi­ on Armlatlco Day, Monday, November will be aold for 35 cents each. Thoao I Farm, Mcrlden. progrom of Cnrtslmna Carols. Tho HoBdley's Icrm will run until the ilrst 1.0 Intercalcd, and «,mld vorj- much '"B tor the WPA art education pro- tinued Activity Look Bright—"Various PWA Activi­ Mr. and Mra. .Tohn Gow and family nent local people as constituting his Monday In January. in.3R, ao that Mr. ot Taylor Plaoo who havo boon In Armistice service will bo conduclrf nth with prayers tor peace. who desire one arc asked to notify the ^ youlhful singers were heartily ap­ apprcclale having nil who wlali to V"^'^ «l t''" Rlackalono Library art ties Furnish Employment To 74 People—Building Sunday morning al the Unl»" JMF Morgan's present tenure will extend atudio on tho second lloor began this Hartford for several weeks havo ro- After tho Service tho Church will Guild aa the supply is limited. corps of ttssislants lor the affair. plauded. know nioro about Iho nssoclnUon Shows Some Activity, And Eetail Trade Is Good. el,Hev.l!dlU,Dcw^hnspr^;>^_^^ to that time. week a border of old nrllclcs, In the lurncd to tholr homo hero. be open all day in order thai everyone The Men's Club will meet Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams, Mr. The Girl Scouts who partlclpalcd get lu loueli witll lllm nt IIol- Family aa'herlna. offer unusual opporlunlllc» lor .lory-l«lllna picture. Winileld Morgan was born In East museum alio copied an ancient spin-1 /-1TTT•r•^"^^ Am ansiilUibld patriotio messagc organtotlone for W>s onJ". ,invite ,, d• mav have the opportunity ot honoring day_,, November 13th at 0.30 p. m. at I and Mrs. Roy Engell, Mr. and Mrs. were Jcanette Bradley, pianist, Phyl­ conibc's Brug Store. Aa tho opening day ot 1030 ap­ type, UBO tho larsesl alop. With tho Haddam and spent his youth In Mcrl­ nlng wheel and from (imc to tlmoiPLAY CxlVLIN Al proaches 11 aocms quite appropoa lo Rov. Edith Dowoy Is spending a few llHADEIt ot tlio SniiiiBhol (lullil curruiit In tho lamp (ilriiCTt o// re- a,e memory of those who havo died the Parish House. Supper will be Henry W. Ant?., Mr and Mrs. Edgar lis Winters, Vlrglnlo Bracken, Marie to attend, iioiil in the almvo plcturo InHrrrv^e of our country and of served by Trinity Aid after which Bacon. Mr and Mrs. E. F. Ballou, Mrs. den, but has lived for the last forty win lake from books, pictures and j „ . i-vrnTOril OTTTTTJPTT estimate local condltlona with a , days this week In Now York Clly. A Mb™ tho homo bulk with tho Photo. Laich, Doris Montellus, Leona Bark­ years In Branford. For the past live examplo ot wlinl cim lie done by nil IliiBli hulli. Set your ounicra for a nravlne for the peace ot the world, their will be'a speaker. Otto B. Bath, Mr and Mra Fred er, Lily Hendrickson, Alice Wllaon, museum pieces, authentic copies ot ar-1 1)A1 1 Ife 1 vjl"l U IvLirl view to ascertaining, aa far na anmlciir pholoKrniillcr wllh nii In- years he has been clerk ot the Bran­ tides ot local Interest to form n bor-1 Tlio Short Beach Sunshlners nre one of a series;;^"'l^;'"";" Inie expoBUro'. open tho Bhutter and C l"ve 1° P.a ,„ >i,n-oui pcu.rul .k.d. | Servloea on Thanksgiving Day will Bcntaon, Mr. ond Mrs. Marshall Bciibe, Catherine Neal and Wilma Maurer. POLICE PLAY posalblo, what Uio new year holds oxpoiitlvo camera. lliBlantly "turn on" the PliotollaHli licmbWnK lianai md hciJs B"i«ri ford Board of Selcclmcn. dor around the map. 1 EffcoUvo staging and costuming 10- working on layelloa which will be giv­ P,(c» arc (ll -...-. 5,5 as follows: 8 a. m. Holy Commun­ Dr. and Mrs. A. B Bishop, Mr. and There were 43 present nt tho lunch­ in store tor Branford. Keeping nlwiiya rhotoKrauhlciilly It 1» "u oxcclluiit liull) which you have phiced in tlio Miss Hazel Van WIe, who has served Churches will bo placed 111 tholr gothor with tho capable direction ot en to some worthy family during tho j S»?- ion; D:30 a. m. Morning Prayer. Mra. Henry H Bradley, Rev Father eon, including A. B. King and William SANTACLAUSTO In mind that our local fortunes arc lllclurt) and Ihls Oulld nieinher 1» t" floor lamp. Thcro will ho a vivid, la- Klial yuulli liai i»itl. very ably for several years as assis­ correct settings, Iho old academy on j Mra. M. J. Cnrpinolla and tho work winter. Tholr winter program also In­ [;;^roflt'^rrarc'aho.c Church. Tell milliun cuvti icciira J. J Broderlck, Dr and Mrs Paul F. Knoll of the New Haven Club. Tlio bound up wllh thoao ot tho country ho collKi'tttulaled on hiB work. BlBiitniioouB lluBh of llKht. Iniiuedl- lAnJ cannot now unsay. tant town clerk, will retain her posi­ tho green, highways and byways abou'. of tho cast made tho prcacntatlon of cludes making up baslcols oC grocer­ Prl7.cs will bo glv«n at caoh able "It's a good Idea tor an American Brown, Mr. and Mra. Roy E. Burwcll, Social Club served. HOMELESS MEN nt largo, It la still possible to barard To Iho Snapahol Clullil, howovw, ulely uflcr Ibia Hash CIOBO tho Bhultcr tion. tho early village will nil go to make "A .Toko on Santa Clans" one of the ies for ahut-lns. IlesorVatloDS m«y ho "lade with this plcluro roprcBMila iniu'k '•""•" of your camera and you liavo your I They have no patt lo sign—our

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