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Red Gross Notes Stony Creek L Bvery Bit of Iron, Steel, Rubber "Aircraft Obeorvora Are ITho By noselle AUermatt M Paper, Rags, Copper, Zino, Brass, Eyca and Ears of Our Civil­ . UPP.« «.v.rc^ ^i'^crAsT"" «"-^'^^"« The Pilgrim Fellowship of the and Tin We Save p Church of Christ as a group will VI^^A.I^^^'^" CL-ASS 15TReAT£OWl-mHY0R&. Will Speed Our Victory ian Dofonse."—Fisher Ktr. errloM fUUOfllc ACID TO ETCH AWW A attend church Sunday. > Wi)t Pranforti + f PR/i^V-l MICROSCOPIC LAYER Of THE CLAS5^ The Red Cro.'ss Dlsa.stcr Sub­ ' '^ A«0 TMe ACID LEAVES A TKIH riLW OF AND EAST HAVEN NEWS committee on Information, Regis­ CAUiurt rLuoRiDE. GLASS 50-mefcTco Mrs. Howard Kelsey will celebrate tration, and Relief will meet Thurs­ RtOUCeS THE AWOUMT OT LlCHt REfUCTCO her birthday January 28th. fROrt WINtOW GLWSTO I PCRCtNT IK5TCAB0T Branford, , Thursday, January 29, 1042 PRICE FIVE CENTS day aftcinoon, January 22, at 3 '' THE UJUAL 10 PER cnnj. ^ ^ jr-j''- ' —• - VOL XIV — NO. 41 p. m. In the auditorium of the Elmlra Doolittle will celebrate Blackstone Memorial Library, to her birthday January 23. hear Miss Mary Boguc, of MadLson, on the subject of Social Case Rush For Birth Spotter Service Nationals Must Work. Miss Bogue la an experienced Miss Zelda Waylett, Billle Robert­ 129 Marriage Certificates Defense Council Opens YOU DON'T HAVK TO HE niCII to help Amoiicim Dcfonnc Thai's the llienio ot tlic obovn poster, professional social worker, who has son, celebrated their birthday Has 250 Listed Olio oC the iiGWcBt of Uic Defense SnvhiRii i)romolionul piccen now (joing up in Btrcclcars, on bulletin formerly given training courses to January 21. Records Keeps Be Identified lidanla, nnd nt other public placea. Thin ponlcr cmplinaizos the point udviinced by the Ticiisury Depuit- beginning social workers In Con­ ^OVIES ARE OtIMi; UStO TO ASSIST TrtE, GOVERHMEHTS Its Volunteer Offices munt Hint every Anierlcnn can—and must—pitch in if tlie United Staloo in lo huvo ll^ie arms nnd the necticut and New Jersey.. She is I DCrOiSe TRWNIMC PROCRA/1. '^iFTY REELS HAVE BEEH Arthur Allen added the fifth Recorded By Town Clerk As Volunteers iools necessary to protect her freedom. ,--• ••..-.-x.o ^.i.^'i;."'.*-. •• * ^ PREPARCO BY THE U.S.OFFICE OF tOUCATIOM COVERIHC "Win" Occupied At Post Office an interesting! speaker and the ^^^. MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE TOR USE \H SCHOOLS AND candle to his cake January 21. committee \vouid be glad to have Nearly 250 Observers of the Air­ Attorney General Francis Blddlc any who are Interested attending. Miss Florence Robertson had a During 1941 In Branford Perhaps you aren't who you are craft Warning Service have been At the Police Station .^..c birthday on January 14th. Carrie Chandler at all or perhaps you weren't born notified of new schedules eilcctlve has announced new rcgulatlona a(- i-i The members of the Red Cros.s .cH' Mr. .and Mrs. .Robert panzero on the date you have been cele­ Committee are taking a training February 2nd. Under the new ar­ fectlUB the conduct ot German. CHURCH NOTES Continued from page one ^^OW to TIHO FLAWS IH will celebrate their first wedding brating all these years. Such mat­ Chairman Richardson Receives Authority to Start Issu­ course to prepare them to advise STEGU WITH HEAT, Number Exceeds Previous Year By Nine But More May Italian and Japanese nationals anniversary "on JaAuary 25 th: ters have come to light In recent rangements. High School students and assist Individuals and families A MEW PATEMT COVERS •7/'*%* tjO^ ing Identification Cards — Photography and Finger­ -nie use or A HOHOTT ff-^ .5 ** gS** ,f, Be Recorded Later — October Almost As Popular As months when registrar of vital sta­ under the .direction of Deputy throughout continental United their young minister because a few who are in distress as a result of printing to Bo Done in Council Room at Later Date. TLAMG MWIHS AT '^^ ,YH°'*o/t°*^ jl^*!. Mr. Harry Haskin and Mrs. June For Weddings. tistics Wlnfleld Morgan and his Chief Observer Raymond E. Plnk- States. Ma.sso3 in 8t. Marys' Church on ot them had been members of St. any emergency. Those who have Smith chairman, Mrs. E. L. Bar, THE in.«e o»

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TH.E BRANFORD RE'VIEW, BRAJNFORD, CONK,, JANUARY 20, 1042 PAOB THRSIS PAGE TWO THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFQ^D,: CONN., JANUARY 29^ 19(12 Stuffed Eggplant Savoiy Main Dish These services-rinige from poster or;ft RISING SUN PJvery Patriotic American EAST HAVEN distribnlion to hlnckoiit drat aid; Salutes His Nation's Flag p Established 1D28 I'hirly in 11141, bofo'ro the Buifcd All In The Keeps First Aid File .States beuiimo involv(]^?]!^ aetna President's Ball Matthew Anaslasio, First Aid Published Every Thursdny At chairman for Red Cross announces war, the RoySoouls Branford, Conn. Day's Work two new cla.sses In first aid to start was iisked tn lake J lie Will Take Place by BY E. C. AND N. H. CARPENTHR soon. One will start Feb. 4 in the Main street Fire House with Miss THE DRANFOHD REVIEW, INC. ily for the distrihiition ? advertising tilt! anle o Tonight In .E. H, Mary Anastasio as Instructor and 37 nose Street the other on February 16 at the .Slates Defense Honds and DISCIPLINE The leading social event ot the some hour, 7 p. m. in the Young Udy .Scouts pnl up 1,700,00 I do not mean discipline for un­ season will take place tonight 0. O. P. club under the guidance MEYER LESHINE Publisher Almost immediately the Office ruly boys and girls who ought to in the town hall, the annual Presi­ of'Dr. Peter Lhpndorff. ALICE T. PETERSON Editor of C'ivilinn Hefcnso reiiueslcd the be .spanked and sent to bed supper- dent's Birthday ball, for the bene­ Registration may be made dur­ le.s-s (and there are plenty of aid of Hie Hoy Scouts of America fit of tho infantile Paralysis fund, ing daytime hours through tho Civ­ them). I mean discipline for our­ Thomas E, Oeclan, is general chair­ ilian Defense office In the town in heliiing to colluut scrap alunii- Telephone Branford 400 selves. Wo rejoice In the fact that man of the committee, hall or directly to Mr, Anastasio in Innn for airplane conslriiclion. wc are a free people, thus far not Atty. Betrlram iVeil, head of the tho evening by phoning him at Subscription Rate: • Hoy iSomitH all over the United cursed by dictators or overlords. invitations commltce, has invited 4-1583, A file of ttli first aid certi­ $2.00 a Year, Payable in Advance States I'olleuled 10 million pounds We have never been under much Gov. Hurley and his staff to come ficate holders In East Haven Is Advertising Hales. On Applloallon now being compiled by Mr, An­ ,of aluminum — 80 pcroeiil of all restriction as to what we shall eat During the coromony ot hoisting with the right hand nnd hold It at '• to the ball and in the event they or what we shall wear or where wc the left shoulder, the hand being do come a guard ot honor from tho astasio and this will Inoludo the 'collected. •' or lowering the Flag, or when the Member Of shall live or what occupation we over the heart. American Legion post will escort names of everyone who has com­ Flng is passing lit a parade or in a pleted courses cither hero or else- New England Press'Association Then came the appeid to col- shall take upi or how we shall wor­ roviow, all pernons present should Women should salute by placing them. leel waste paper, Thousands of ship. Wc took these Ideas In with Atty, Thomas R, FllzSimmons, will whore. Those who have oertlflcatei faco the Flag, stand at attention the right hond over tho heart. arc asked to Inform him. Tlic lu.'icious, rich, purple enit- Cliop cEBPlant, add celery nnd Icms of waste paper have hecii our mother's milk and they are a and salute. be master of ceremonies and.Col, plant has a distinctive llnvor nil 2 t.iblcspooiis butter. Cover nnd Entered as second class mnllei part of the being of every true Am­ Those present in uniform should The salute to tho Flag fn a Charles E, Lockhart will lead the its own. It is not only appetis­ Euuto about fi minutes, or until galhercd'alrcady by them and moving column is rendered as tho grand march, Sponsored by tho American Le­ ing saiiteod in butter but also de­ softened. Add stocit nnd cook October IS, 1928, at the Post Otflcc their (piesl for it continues. erican. It Is a glorious privilege to render the right hand salute, licious served Bluffed with raild until tender. Use I bouillon cubo at Branford, Gonn. under Act ot live that sort of lite. Thoao men not In uniform Flag approaches tho spectator and John Slmonl, chairman of the gion, the first meet in the Oratori­ ilnvorcd nionts, mushrooms, or nnd ^ii cup water for stock if nbc- AH in the last World War the is hold • until it has passed, ; ticket committee, reports tho ad­ cal Contest will be held In tho high Just bits of clicose and crumbs. oJiinry. Add scnsouings (it bouil­ March S, 1897. should remove their headdress lon is used, no salt is necessary). Hoy Scouts are doing those things All of this Is ours because we live vance sale is large than in previous school Tuesday, February 3, under the direction of Miss' Louise Scott, STUPrisn EOHI'LANT Conk mitil mixture is almost dry; of which 'they are capable fo help In this • beloved country. But to tional hcado.unrtcrs of selective years, indicating the attendance 1 Inrgo eggplant add wiiltc snucc and oiioppcd Thuradny,. January 20, 1042 will be larger than over. Mrs. .Jane Students who will' partlnipato are cliickon or moat. Fill eggplant the home front' in i)h fight for the some extent this Independent life .service will register 1,650,000 young 1 'A cups ciioppod celery unfits us for the discipline that Thompson is in charge of decora­ Jeantto Coaslanzo, Alfred Hilso, 2 tnblosponns butler .'ihclls. Combine cheese nnd What Nots men on Feb. 10 between the ages ot Edward Caroy, Eleanor Lowonthal, crumbs and sprinkle over top. demounitie way of life. Scouting must be had In war time. We do tions. Otto Bath heads tho program 'A cup chlclton or moat slock Bnko in modorntn ovon, (350" F,), BY GITA ROUND 20 and 21. • committee, and Mrs.' George Esther Harrison, Chester Honibri- WASTE AT THE WAIST lircjjaros boys for nuiny "good WORK DOES IT not like to have anyone say 'must' Vt teaspoon salt until browned about 16 nilhutcs. turns" and America has learned Do not hoard sugar. There is no Poirot will dlrecti the catering. ant and Charles Holbrook. Few grains pepper Serve Immodlntcly with lomnto An executive of Slcrn nvothcrs, to us. Wo resent It. But here Is a IVj cups ihlck whttQ sauce slices snutccd In butler. 0 to 8 "dragging won't scare the enemy to death; Imllyhno won't do serious word to my fellow citizens;' Some Idea of the amount ot shortage Branford chapter, servings, through war and peace a Boy Order of De Molay attended Church J Ml cups chopped cooked chicken New York, suggests this reason Scout is depejidable. it; hoasling of our great mass in'oduelion capacity is meaningless because we are free it makes it all paper being used by the Army in you are going to sleep. Got your­ THEO. GEANDSHAW VJ cup grated choeso Themorcsubslnnllnlmcntaturr- its war games can be had from tho services Sunday in Old Stone why men sliould conserve wool b.v unless we really mass-produce for war." the more an obligation for us to self comfortably fixed between cool, Vi cup buttered breadcrumbs Ings cllmlnnle tho need for an­ fact that 3,289,000 paper bags and Church East Haven...... Conserve clean sheets and' under Just the DIES AFTER. ILLNESS other main dish. To completo Ihc Voicing those opinions in a recent speech, Mr, Walter 13, Weis- voluntarily surrender our freedom sugar. There may be a shortage Wash cBBPlanl cud cut in half raanl servo parsley-buttered po­ (lirooting their tailors to ninke no for the time being and gladly sub­ 143,914 lbs. of waxed paper were right amount' of covering to suit The funeral ot Mr, Theodore lonKlhwise, Scoop out tiio flesh tatoes, tho broiled or snutccd I'o- eiibin-ger, executive vice-president of the National Association o£ required Just.to wrap lunches for Sticking the liberty bell on the wind more (Inuble-brenslod suits; mit to all of the restrictions and yourself. Then think yourself to Grandshaw, husband of Irene Der- with n spoon, lenving a shell mato slices, .a crisp green naiad Manufacturers, declared that the successful prosecution ot the war the 359,000 troops recently in shield.. Then comes Old Age As­ sleep. wln Grandshaw of 421 Main Street about' W-hich thick, and cheese cake. WASHINGTON regulations thali war brings, in the sistance tax bin Conserve , • " Yardage saved, in climinaliuK will take "all the organization talent and experience that America maneuvers In North and South Relax your body completely— whose death occurred after a brief report on Pearl Harbor the one sugar,, shortage Is acute Charlie Illness, was hold from the funeral Myron C, adower, Alvin Thompson L''^ the trout overlap in all the men's can muster to integrate and speed production . . , When the Presi^ Carolina! There are those who your scalp, your face, your neck, infanlliu paralysis is one of the SNAPSHOTS thing that istarids'out is the lack of ask that 1 o'clock siren be sounded Close says defense may be ok Ijut home of Longobardl & Sons, 42B and Charles Cappella, double-brcnstcd' suits iiianufai;-- dent's newest program reaches industry in the form ot orders and team play between the heads of the your shoulders. By tho time you worst. As integral' parts of an inv BY JAMES PRESTON just a" tiny toot because the baby now the missus starts in to learn reach your fingertips you may well Main Street. Tuesday at B;1B A.M. turcd annually in this countr.v Army and Navy. In other words, I all over again the art of cooking. tollgcnt nation wo must fully re- • specifications, it will retiuirc at least 00 per cent of all the factory sleeps then or pop works all night this war as soon as possible. So it's be souijd asleep. A solemn requiem high mass was alizo the necessity for the continu­ perhaps a little Jealousy, and too He says 30 years of her cooking is lield at, St. Vincent's do Paul's would he sufficient Cor 300,000 ad­ output," and Just about get into slumberland raise our standard living, but to win Many people use the ancient al light against It. Will you do your ditional singlo-breastcd suits." SMALL BUSINESS; What to do much independence, one of an- by one Branford Mason's plenty good enough for him. Any­ Church at 9 A. M. Just Arrived The job is so huge that it will demand complete eo-operatiou way that's how the story goes up to us to cooperate by saving method of the Chinese, the "pleas­ part? about small buslne.'i.'j always gets othe.-. Supply starting the New Year by conserving making over Besides his wife Mr. Grandshaw Now it's the tailor's turn to bo from everyone charged with doing it. As Mr. Weisenburger pointed Now It does not matte.-: In times Milford has some idea of using the ant thought" technique. After From tho press and radio you a rise nt any. gathering around erecting a good sized new building. even doing without sometimes. You've made yourself physically is survived by one son? Theodore, patriotic. They have decided li> out; "This is no time'to fight nut old domestiu battles, or to renew like these what our political views Simon Lake submarine as enemy Twin sons were born Jan, 22nd have heard all ot the details. Wo Ibwn, There's sure to be someone Grandpa Peterson, Double Road We can do this .with good grace comfortable aihd relaxed, think Jr.; his, mother and father, Mr. in New Haven Hospital to Mr, and will not recount them; Remember, cnnsei've oloth, or .some of tlicm the traditional issues beweon capital and labor, or to continue in any have been, if our leaders say less dug a two headed clam on Saturday target, moving it from westerly here in America, because we know and Mrs.. Charles Grandshaw ot present who Is connioted with the bank ot • hnrbar to Charles Island pleasant thoughts. Mrs, Martin L, Steucek, 1)0 Hillside fifty per cent ot tho total amount ' reportedly \n\.\e, by making men's guise the effort to master the business sy,stem. This is a time for all rubber, less gas, less sugar, and and has' witnesses to prove it that when 'Victory comes. Industry Plttsfleld, Mass.; one brother, Mr. Ave. The boys have been named raised in Branford remains hero to flfteon-odd Government agencies and telling the enemy to fire Many times a warm bath—not a Francis Grandshaw and two sis­ suits withotil vests. ot us to abandon 'business as unal,' 'politics as usual,' 'strikes as fewer silk stockings, all right, sA When the Meet-em-all bridge club will go right to work for us again. Martin Leopold, Jr. and Guy fight this dread disease. Records which have something more or less let It be, and' that too without any plays bridge the dealer deals a ahead, waste amunltlon Save At this moment, I think we all hot one—Just before retiring does ters, Mrs. Frank Leighllold and But some men will protest that wonders to your mental altitude Linslcy. Mrs. sloucck was Miss indicate that our town has iilready to do with small business, Floyd B. usual,' inul 'reforms as unal,' and as a truly united and inspired na­ grumbling or fault finding, It may mean hand. Friday evening playing one night suggest Biranford dig up agree that nothing matters but the Miss Margaret Grandshaw, all ot Gladys Llnsley, before her Odium, small business' champion, its Rose Street submarine, drag it darns in the heels of your stock­ and your ability to go right off to received more back in benefits than •^ they need their vest and pnvlic- tion to take up the ,supremo job ot waging war."' mean "meatless days," "wheatless at the same table Mi-s. Charles LET'S LIVE OFF OUK 'FAX" war. 'Wiien other things do matter, Plttsfleld, Mass. marriage. has ever been contributed, so this pulls no punches when ho sums up Osgood was dealt a hand with 80 toward the islands and post a "Yes" said old Aunt Matilda, who' ings., to.make bread pudding out we will again be able to buy all sleep. Soak in It for ten or fifteen nlavly tlioir vest pockets to carry days," "gasoUneless days," very minutes till your body relaxed, A becomes a real "home town" cam­ the situation by saying. "I think honors in diamonds. .Her partner sign Enemy Take notice. Harold was a little girl during the lean ot stale slices of bread to fold up that wo need of every good thing. Adelo B. Sperry, grand electa, at- tlioir pens and pencils, key cases, wellj "we can t"ake It." It it means veal hot bath an hour or two before I, ^"""j'" "I^T'Am^'iV;" '„^i^\^^ n^,„« paign. At tho prosptiti time,our own everybody's Job Is .nobody's Job," PRODUCTION BOSS the sudden use of our homes and had 80 honors in spades. Mrs. Tousey might coax hissalvage gang days of the Civil War. "Now is the and put away, the paper that Like the bear in Spring, we will town is now afflicted with two cas­ eavd cases, •watches, knives, and to dig it, un for the Junk, man soon begin to accumulate lat once retiring is good II your muscles arePf" „- C^l;,.^ rhnn?m. nTs" March Of Dimes The general consensus ot opinion churches for victims of war, or If Coming held 80 honors In hearts time for us to live oft our fat." comes,around, packases;...... to,have; es of, this, drcad^ d; ••'ijp::f''i":v~'i"y...-://:-:'-.:}^ "Just like a bear does when he wire soap dish In whicli you can use sleepy mood. East Haveii's new school bus ha.s become health conaclou.?. Now' nrrnngu with a'frlelld who dpos, so Datfgliters '! 'of. ..Conncjcliicut".- -,by . Snow stbrm'llkqly to. take the hllbernates for the Winter, without Hint your record will be complole. abulcidohiWo' roadili'. .Vithoiif TJiese same circles arc' looking to (hat toisted between the vni-ious agencies churged w'illi directing the ivThere is.little danger that our best? part• of a'' thousand dollar' bill up every scrap' ot soap. It wont There are also certain mechani­ costing slightly over $.3000 arrived measures being advanced are all Production ChlcJ" Donald M; Nelson Henry'Si. Bradley;"' JrV sitid " tlierd eating anything.. All. Summer long lnt;ended to raise the health stan­ Checks .should bo mailed (0 Frank double-brcastod snit.s. war program pmdfiecd a grea deal ot metfieiency. Jramitactnvers 'Arriiy and Navy will fall'us. They out of town's pocketbook .•....: As­ hurt you; or any other housekeeper cal helpers such as ear plugs, If two weeks ago and is already In to tackle the problem. Sources close found the name of Timothy Black- he eats all that he wants and puts SPEAKING there is a noise that bothers, you, operation. The 57 passenger bus dard of our citizens. But what of J. Kinney, 2B5 M,'iln Street, Bran­ At this point a few males may often Inul dil'lleidty getting the go-ahead .signal on jvork that they never have. Their skill and bravery st'one, born 1829; railroad and phil­ sessors better head South and quit. in this town, to learn the kind of to Mr. Nelson anticipate that one of win astonish the world before this on a lot of extra flesh. Then, when or eyeshades (you can biiy them, or will transport high sciiool pupils tho cripple and the invalid? They ford, Conn,, who lias kindly agreed become approlionsive of losiup; his first acts will be to coordinate were prepared to do. Last minute changes in contracts caused count­ anthropist also Henry 'Bradley Pall comes, he dens up in his cave thrift that women used to practlce'l" use a black socit or clotih) If the from various sections of the town, cannot and must not be overlooked. to • act as treasurer of this worthy war is over. But It is up to us, who Plant, Oct. 27 1319 financier - of - both tlio vest and. Ihiit exlni the scattered efforts to aid small less delays. Alterations in the designs ot weajions that had already Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Walt and for he. Winter and keeps alive by light creeps in through the shut­ 'eleaslng'the old bus to pick up tho There is suffering in tho liospltals cause. must stay at home, to be Jiist as Looked for your name and mine With a rich continent and the thickness in the coat. Knowing business and work out a plan to In­ gone into production slowed clown Ihe entire program. No man can family of East Haven have moved using up the fat ho has accumula­ ters. EyesUades are eapecially help­ 'Half-Mile" children. and in tho liomcij, iis well as on Very truly yours. sure Us survival. ready to endure discipline as we ex­ but, no soap! Know that the manu­ most efficient industrial system in HEALTH ful If a bright street lamp is in the battlenoldsl Of ail the cauaos, The Committee the proclivities of oont bultims, serve two masters, yet somehow nuiUers of war etinipmcnl often had pect our boys In the Army and Navy to "Pleasant View" cottage, River- ted." Mr, Odium's pronosali Is a now facture ot tinware was begun in .side. the world, we've been an extrava­ by DR. VICTOR G. HEISEIl front of your house, if automobile lliey may invisago tlien\selves CK- to try to serve — not two — hut hulf n dozen or more, all because to be. Discipline, voluntary disci­ Berlin, Conn in 1740? Midyears.: Betty Morse, of East Haven de­ ond .separate agency devoted ex­ "I see what you mean, Aunt Ma­ gant people the few decades. When lights flash ln''ypur window, or if feated Mary Hagon in the first posing their wishbones to the win- clusively to the care of small no eentralijed authority existed. " pline, taken upon ourselves willing­ Hideo Ha:ma, a Seward, Alaska Miss Bertha Olson, Lincoln tilda. For years here in the United things were a little worn, we dis­ the early morning light is prone to ly and gladly for the sake of set­ Interned Japanese, asked Fort carded them and got something THE TECHNIQUE OF SLEEP 1042 badminton tournament held tor,wind. business, 'rhls plus a modified al­ Trcsident Roosevelt's decision to create a War Pi-oduction Board Street will be maid of honor Satur­ States, we've bought freely every­ awake you as the cock crows. under the auspices of tho Metro­ lotment plan, under which one por.- ting the world free! Richardson officers to allow his thing that we wanted and.could af­ new. When it Was a nuisance to Do you ".vieep like a log"? Are you To set your mind at case, a good So, how about a conipromisft? with Donald Nol.so;i at its head should help to eliminate this con­ wife and two children to join him day at the wedding in New Haven .save things, we simply threw them one who can turn the key on your politan Badminton Association. ccnt of. iivallablc raw materials We have a rare chance to show of Miss Lillian Squire. ford. Now it's time for us to stop book—not too thought-proklng, Possibly it could be arranged to would be sot aside for small manu­ tusion; With one man in coulrol'the entire program should move the world that democracies are not in the Internment'camp. away. But now, the Industry which problems and lock them, in your Miss Hagen, Metropolitan Charn- buying all but the necessities." but on the entertainment side- plon and 4th ranking player in have vests with flie single-breast­ facturers, niakc up his prescrip­ more swiftly than ever before. It's an eiunuious job to adapt busi­ weak Just because they .•"•"• a free His petition stated that the food "And begin to use up tlie old hasprovided for^ us so lavishly is at desk drawer or locker when the "5 often works wonders. And, of ed suits and no vests witii the dou- tion for keeping small factories op­ ness to total war production, but it must — ami it can — he done. wa.-i so good, the quarters so com­ Mrs. Evelyn Lounsbury, past work on the machines of v/ar. o'clock whistle" blows or 'when the tho country was defeated. In the people. In the end tnero is noth­ things," the practical old lady sug course, exercise to tone your finals 11 to 7, 10 to 12, 11 to 0, hle-broostod suits. That woulil erating on a reduced basis. And Mr. Nelson "s past pcrformaiiei-s in Washington indicates that ing so strong as a righteous cause, fortable and reading and writing grand matron was in Clinton Mon­ gested, "Don't be afraid to have Now, its main objective Is not to supper dishes are done? muscle and make them Just a little materials so plentiful that he would The tournament was televised keep too nnich cloth from, going and no people so strong as those day night attending a ineeting of Can you put down your reading fatigued by bedtime Is elementary. he is the man to do it. like to have his family enjoy them Grand Officers of O.E.sl oflicial or your sewing when it's time to go In the CBS studio. to waste at- the waist. LABOR;"Wo'll woit and see" Is who are free. Let our readers tell the present reaction here to John us what they wish us to do; we;are with him Estimated that na­ visitation to Bethlehem chapter. Here's How: To Balance Meals, to bed, knowing that the instant Just a few "don'ts." Don't worry L. Lewis' proposal for merger ot the your head hits the pillow you'll be about not sleeping. Even if you He Good Fellowship Dramatic Club ready to obey. peacefully and blissfully in he Land met Monday night with Mr. and A, F, of L, and the C, I, O, SCHOOL DAYS Ernest C. Carpenter Budgets, For 'Health Defen.se' awake ail night your body will have HALE AND HEARTY It Is felt that the proposal should byMal of Nod? refreshed Itself immensely by morn Mrs. Albert Poullon of Riverside. Keep 'em rolling — that "s thcslogau for the .soldier .schools fhat OUR DEMOCRACY havocomo a long time ago. The WHY If nothing conspires to keep you Ing. Knowing this, and not worry­ WbbeliBvo'wo arc justified in fact that it came from chief pro­ many American industrie.s maintain to teach Uncle Sam's new ar­ Dy LOUISE POKCil awake, and if you can go to sleep ing, you will mcst likely go to sleep. The Febijrary family night ot sayiivg that tliis is a pretty good tagonist of the inner-union warfare my how to handle and repair the complicated equipment of modern "The Los Angeles Times, is auth­ I SQUIRREL GUNS Director Home Kconoinics and stay aleep in .spite of the War Don't dose, drug or drink your­ St. Andrew's parish will be held in the chapel on Feb. 11 with oov town in.which to briutij up a fam­ accouns tor the wary reception, for ority for the statement that the Stpphctis CollcgCt Coiiirnbint d/p, and high water then don't self into a stupor and call it sleep. Avarfare. United States is the only major I AND spend any more time reading this ered dish supper to, be followed by ily, tree ot disease and gastrophe, it Is clear that everyone here from AMERICAN monumakers have a big Job ahead ot (horn during the Much harm can be done to • the high Oovornniont offiolals down to ' According to a recent .survey, more than 1,000 privates and iion- power affected by the war which ^ MACHINES ^ coming months—a Job BO big that Ihcy may i-lghlfuUy [eel them­ article! body this way. An ounce of willing worship service and entertainment. According to Town .C'lci'k Win- the taxi drivers on the streets eonuuissioned' officers have grndnatcd from special four-week train has taken no steps to curtail the selves as much a part ol tho nation's detenso urogram as tho men yourself to sleep Is far better than Starting ,on Ash Wednesday, Feb, ilelrt aiorgan's files of death cer­ welcome the idea in principle. lag schools at one big rubber company alone, where they learn how conswnption of intoxicating liquor who are In uniform. ^ In these days every one ot us a ton of artificial means." 18, a series of ' weekly cottage xw WE HAD GOOD NATURAL To us—every last woman of us^ prayer meetings will bo held, the tificates in 1U41 there were but Buslncssmcp arc pointing out the to repaii- tires, wheels, brakes, spark jjlugs and biitteries, and how as a measure for increasing effici­ who has anything to do with food sfjuash, yellow turnips, carrots, a part, directly or indirectly, in the Don't drink stimulating hot nation's War Program, it is Impor first in tho personage. eleven who died boi'oro-their 26th irony of the situation. Faced with tn reeap and retread tires. One large automobile outfit trained 4,500 ency in production. So far from —the government is looking to lomatooB. Many ot tho green vege­ drinks after dinnerthnc if you answering charges of' coiiducting curtailing ours, we are encouraging JsN,^ MEN HAD HANDLED buUd a strong nation. Those ot us tables are also rich In Vitamin A. tant that we keep ourselves in tip- have a. suspicion hat they keep you birthdays. On the other hand .nine '\^' fSIFLES AND HORSES "business as usual In 1941," they newly-enlisted men as skilled mocbanics for the Army and Navy, it to grow by making it possible who have had sclenUfld' training In this group are: green beans, op physical condition. That means awake. The suspicion is enough to The final session ot the Board | lived to bo 83.or over, with 30 have pointed out that a good deal and 2,000 more were taught the various skills reipiired for (he main­ to buy liquor in more than twice in vitamins' and nutrition have a spinach, chard, turnip greens, eating the right foods, exercising, keep you awake. of Tax Review will be hold Satur­ passing away-between their la tli of valuable time was lost In juris­ tenance ot airplane engines. In some cases clus.srooms on wheels the number and ten times the va­ role to play in sharing our knowl- green peas and green lettuce. U ia breathing fresh air—and—getting day in the town hall from B a.m. edge w 11 h as n good Idea to remember that the plenty of sleep. . to 5 p.m. and from 7. to 0. p. m.l and 86th bivtluta.y. annivorjiuries dictional strike between the have-been sent to army camps to instruct men in the field on motor riety of retail establishments li­ many of those brighter the color the higher the Remember, this business of going C. I. 0. and the A. P. of L. in which censed to handle it in preprohibl- FIRST It has been found that people The board has been meeting each| While the uumbcv of deaths eiiuipment operations. who have not as vitamin content. .' to sleep involves a mental attitude. Saturday during the past month, business was the unwillhig victim tlon days." OF A possible. It Is the As I said, carrots are rich In who don't feel Just "up to scratch" You can develop it to the point •under-- 25 is greater than in the For many years leading American industries have maintained but few appeals have been heard. A" nation-wide pole of public And tills in spite of the warnUig SERIES homemakers, the Vitamin A and thi^' are inexpen­ can often correct that condition by where you drop off to sleep every previous live'years we must sa>- opinion indicates that a' single na schools for their OAvn workers to train them and help them to get great army of sive. Use them grated for salads, following simple rules of health. In The members of the board are | example of France, at least a part wpmeYi who are night, Immediately—if you want the,average iu Bvant'ord is still tlonal labor organization.would be abend. Now, besides nuiking weapons to win the Avar, industry is cut them In curls or thin strips, England, for Instance, 87 per cent to. of the blame for the poor showing feeding the men and the youngsters ci-lsp them up In Ice water and of the men who had to be rejected pretty good that you will live to woloome to an ovcrwhehnlng ma taking extra proeaulions to make sure that new recruits know, how of whose armies Is attributed by who soon will be assuming the man- seiTe as a substitute for celery. Good advice for all us these try­ Jorlty of tlie leaders and the rank : tie of citizenship, upon whom Amer­ by the army for reasons of physical see iuany birthday cakes, to U!,e those weapons and keep them in fighting .sh'apc. high officials to the effect of the When cooking carrots be sure that unfitness such as underweight were ing days is: Get plenty of sleep and file of both unions. use of liquor during the days of ica Is depending. they are cooked only long enough and keep healthy. Economy TbiiS is vwy likely due to n«- to get done and In as small amount made fit again for the army by a the "phony war" when tliey were Beginning this week, I will tell of water as possible. program of regular rations and alionnl attention given to child CENSORSHIP: Byron Prlc6, dl Qovernment spokesmen point out billeted behind the Maginot Line. you In a weekly column about vita­ Plumbing long hours of sleep. ^'• health in reeent.''years. rector, of censorship, Is putting the mins, balanced meals and bow to Certain tats, too, are rich In War Needs Money—YOURS! American public to the test by that this is only one phase of the Also In spite |0f the fact that this spend your food budgets to the Vitamin A, Rutter, and cream are Plenty of sleep is Important to For eomporison, in 1880 there cracking down on a favorite use ot radio in the modern "war of Let Your Answer is a mechanized war in Which It best advantage. Between us I hope on the "A" list, as are fish liver good health. If you don't sleep as & Heating nerves." They are distrubed by the is essentlail that everyone shall be , we will discover many ways to help oils and "fortlGed" oleomargarine, were 41 deaths recorded, Five of evening's entertainment, good tor use In baking. Well, or as much as you should, then these were less than one yeai-nld; A national columnist recently propaganda value of stories about foBomis Be BONDS! at his best, "on his toes" so to the men behind the guns. It's time to correct that situation. German weakness. Reports ot Nazi speak. And yet the Senate has Just This time I am going to talk Here Is a recipe using the new Supply Co. five were under five years nud fotu' suggested, in reply to statements "fortldcd" oleomargarine in deli­ The cure of sleeplessness or in­ that civilians were paying no alen- army purges, inner- party con­ refused to consider the bill which about Vitamin A, which Is one of cious but Inexpensive plain muRlns somnia Is more a matter of the wore between the ages of five and flicts, soldier and civilian discon­ would give the Army and Navy the most essential of the vltiimlns. pil tlon to air raid instructions, that Carrots and all yellow vegetables which cost but about 9 cents a mind than of medicine—unless, of Boilers — Eadiators 10 yeurs, one was between 10 and such Instructions be broadcast on a tent, sliortAges, etc. are many heads power to restrict the sale of dozen. Made with halt whole wheat course, there Is an organic reason • are rich In a substance called and' halt white flour, the Vitamin A Oas Steam Badiatora 20 years oC age. quia prbgram which hands out people here feel; originated by Axis liquor in and near the camps in • carotene. Taken into our bodies for it, a question which only your HAVE YOU NOT LONGED TO OWN agents in an effort to Inspire over- which our soldiers are being train­ content Jumps to 6 times that con-, This war calls for every ounce Bathroom Fixtures cash prizes, in order to Insure a ' this substance becomes what wo talned in mulQns made 'with white physician can answer. A TRULY FINE MATTRESS, the kind that is not only, maximum audience. confldtiicc in America. ed. Why? Have the Brewers got­ ' know, as VStnmIn A. If you lack flour alone. Since the cure of sleeiilessneess of energy, every dime and dollar Vitamin A, you will And that you we can muster for ships—and AH Kinds — at Low Cost superlative in comfort, but that will REALLY Much fun has been poke4 abroad ten the Stranglehold, again? V2 teaspoon salt Is a mental process it Is entirely up! LAST? Weil, it is to give you STANDARD HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF 1 take cold easily, and that It Is l-purppse) 1 cse planes—and guns. at our interest in radio quiz pro. N. H. C. more dlRIcnlt to get over It. People 1 cup canned to you whether you go to sleep Also Selecrted QUALIT'X' ot a PRICE that Ostermoor makes' Magnesium, vital war metal, is milk Hit the enemy with a $25 The Uoy Soonis of America is grams. The Office ot Censorship being produced from sea water, who Ond It dinicult to see la a bat;fng powder 3 lablcspoonf promptly. There are several ways to this clearance of accumulated yardage of tickings 3 tablespoons "fortiiled'' Bond. Hurt hiro with a »50 was quick to recognize the danger Invisible plastic splints are now dim light or are easily blinded by sugar olconmrearine assure sleep. USED PLUMBING in broken color ranges, tailored onto' mattress' living again the stirring days of Ope cubic mile of water provides We arc fighting enemies 'Rho approaching headlights when driv­ Bond, Help tp blow him sky- of having enemy agents take ad­ 00,000,000 pounds ot metal. will stop at nothins. With our being used on broken wrists. Sift- Hour, baking powder, sugar No rules prove successful for and bodies of standard construction. The coverings, lillT and lOlS. The present ciui- vantage of' the situation. Accor­ homes, our very lives at stake, ing may have night blindness for and.salt together. Cut iu shorten­ everybody. But among the following high v/ith a $100 or $1,000 Bond, are of Ostcrmoor's standard quality, full weight, fliet' recalls the kervieo .rentlered dingly, if Issued an oitler designed sh&ll we stop short of giving our The ' world's total stock ot lack of Vitamin A. ing. Mix In e)|g and milk, stirring suggestions you are .sure to find Don't delay — every hour HEATING SUPPLIES and your choice of patterns. the N'ntion when scoutinj? was to prevciit enemy agents from Portable landing field.have been dlme^ and dollars for Defease? radium, valued at ' $18,000,000, To lie^ sure that your family bns Just enough to mix ingredients several that will help you. Try them counts. Buy United States broadcasting miiltavy Infpi-niatlon developed for U. S. airplanes. The Buy Ovfeose Bonds and Stamps a suflicieut amount of Vitamin A, tlioroughly. Pour into muOlu tins until you find one that floats you only seven .yuar.s old, weighs about two pounds. and bake In oven at approximately Defense Bond; and Stamps Telephone 8-4647 BETTER COME IK EARLY! by sending in seemingly harmlc.^ fields are made of metal and can every day, every week. Buy as make plentiful use ot the following off most quickly. TODAY. 91 "Water St., Now Haven Now, on its tliirt.v^secoml.nuJii- q'uts'and nmsical request numbers. t( your TferyUfe depended upon AND NO'.-/, WITH A MOTOR CAR TO EVERY •^ PERSONS WE vegetables: sweet potatoes, yellow .375' P. I-' quickly l>e laid' down- on mud or it. /tdoeif Soft hats for men were first worn First, make up your mind that versary, th«.'no>vSenUt.s of Amer­ If nUed. the censors - tlilnlc, they rough ground, then take up and In America just' before the Civil HAVE lABtl ADAPTED TO THE FUNDAMENTALS Of f^ECHANIZEO DEFENSE. ica mjain .servo,-*-America»nk'Anw', misht bo part of a code. moved assin to auothcr-loontlon. War.

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TAGE rOtJR THE BRANFORD KEVIBW, BRANPO(ED, ' CONN., JANUARY 2S, 1942 THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., JANUARY 20, 1042 PAGE nVE NORTH BRANFORD STRAIGHT FROM BOY SCOUTS' RANKS GROWING Speech Machine RobertM.Keeney PRACTICAL HEALTH HINTS Junior High School News CoMtdiucd /rom page one Leaves To Start Taking Care of Your Liver Services In the local churches on Minstrel Show to be given for the iAfc, NEW YORK sounds are tundamcntnily only fre­ Sunday will bo as follows; benefit of St, Augustine's Building quencies, 11 makes no dirfercncc .Washington Job -By Dr, Jcnnoa A. Toboy- Mass at 0.15 at St. Augustine's Fund March nth, at the Town OENERAL NEWS STAFF SPORTS what language is used — the ma­ HE Uvet Is an Important and I in so-called "liver complahits' B. C. Church, Rev. John J. McCar­ Hall. •'^ TWO COLORS, Louisa Blanchini chine functions as well hi Hawaiian *.1TWO FAHUICS An Btli grade meeting was held Robert M. Kccncy ot Farmlnglon, unique organ of tho human comes from Improper diets and thy, pastor, Mrs. Edward Daly, or­ EcIitor-in-Chic.f . By Dewey Ghlroll as It does in English and also in T certain poisons. Thus, constant, .'rjMany of the new in Room 205 on Monday durlns industrial manager of The Con­ body. It Is unique because It Is tho ganist and choir director. nepresentatlvos from the Young The following are additional Margaret Morawskl 205 defeated 212 in a thrilling song — evcil In a duet with Mr. and excessive uso of alcohol often , ' dresses combine Activity period. Charles Lake, pres- necticut Light & Power Company, largest single organ In tho body; Sunday School will follow with Peoples Societies of the churches V '\ two entirely dlf- I names added to Mrs. Prann's Red and hard fighting game. At the ReRosa who Is tenor in the tele­ It is Important Is responsible tor cirrhosis of tho Ident, presided. Plans for the forth­ Assistant Editor-in-Chief has, been appointed Asslstimt instructions by Dominican Nuns of the East Consociation met at the p, i'T ferent f a b r i c H iCro.?s Nurslnc; List: Mrs. LouLse A. lialf, Iho score was a deadlock at phone Co. glee club. because It Is a liver, a wasting oway of the llvi' ! •• and Iwo smaill> coming class social were discussed William Plnkhant . Chief,' Nickel Branch, .Materials from NeV Havfin. Congregational Chapel Sunday Hart, Mrs. Sedgewlck Allen, Mrs. l'.l-12. Then the second half opened working part cells. contrastiiiR col­ Rooms 212, 205 and 204 attended.' CTiuirmon Miss Swenson is the pioneer of Division ot The War Production Foods that tho liver tiirivt after noon to organlM the Whit­ Joseph Orubb. Miss Fern Emily Nygard as 205 took the lead with six ot tho human ors. The N c u Junior Iligh Examination Schedule 25 young ladies who are able to Board at Washington, D. C. Mr. m o c h 1 n 0, upon aro carbohydrates such tis field Pilgrim Fellowship. Rev. York creation Mehcgani Mrs. Lewis Doollttlc, baskets while 2l2 made 2. The Holy Eucharist will bo celebrated We(lnesday, January 28, English, vlss'f Chairman manipulate the apparatus, consist­ Kecney has already reported in every part of bread, and proteins such os loan Elmer Hosteller, Chairman of Re­ pictured shows jMrs. James D. Kent. Mrs. John J. Patty White game ended 24-16 Higli scorers ai D.30 at Zlon Episcopal Church, tills trend, behiK; Thursday, January 29, Arithme­ ing of a keyboard, a few lovers op­ Washington. He was formerly which Is Im­ meats. Too much fat In tho diet ligious Education of New Haven prci, Mrs. Victor Uulchinson, Mrs. were Douglas'Welch tor 21^ and puts a burden on tho organ, but Rev. Francis Smith, rector, Mrs. all one color in tic, Literature. History. j Secretary 'Nancy Jacooks erated by the left hand and an In­ located in Hatltord, but in recent portant. East Consociation, led this meet­ the back, and 1 Muriel Borden, Miss Mary .Jane Terry Hcpklns for 205. Tho chief it gets along nicoly on woU-bal- Paul R. Hawkins, organist and ing, Officers wore elecled and the t w o -10 n c d In Geography, Science flection pedal operated by one foot. ybars had been working at the ancod diets containing modcrato choir director. Church School will jlCamen'.el, Assistants- Mrs. Franklin Trc.is:i"or Eleanor Dolgrego In a second 204 crushed 212 with Waterbury Deneral Staff Offices on functions ot year's activities planned. front. Tile entire Friday, January 30. Spelling The Telephone Research Labora­ your liver arc amounts ot fat. follow. skirt, and the Ilurdge, Miss Myrtle Plcrson, Mrs. n .tremendous score. At the first Freight Street. General Language or Bushiessj EDITORIAL - halt 204 could't get stared and the tory anticipates perfection ot a ma­ 1) to store up New methods tor coping with back of the bod­ I Helen Buck; cirrhosis ot thu llvor havo boon pn Monday evening 'at eight ice, and sleeves Forms. by Margaret Morawskl " first ended with a 12 to 9 score in chine jwhlch will translate speech A native of Connecticut, Mr. certain types , Morning worship will be at 11 These who had at least one year's Dr. lontoi A. Tobey ot foodstuffs, reported recently. Investigations o'clock there will be an Important are of sheer All junior high examlnatlons| Mr. Townsend, last Wednesday, favor of 204. Inthe last half 204 into electrical control which in] Keena was graduated from Hart­ at the Congregational Church, , black wool, the I training,, kindly send or telephone a) to manufaoturo necessary food with laboratory animals havo meeting of airplane observers, and •will be given In the homerooms.'presented slides to the junior high went ahead, leaving a hard fight­ turn will manufacture speech again, ford Public High School in 1905. He' Hey. O. Dlllard LDMlcy, pastor, and front ot fuchsia lyournanie to Mr.-j, Leila Prann, ' matorlals, and 3) to servo os a shown that .Impaired llvors con all those Interested In voluntcerlni; Because ot the conflicts with the students. .The slides were sent by ing team behind. The final score similnr.to the way it was manufac­ attended the Massachusetts Insti­ bo restored by dlots high In pro­ Mrs. Douglas B. Holablrd, organist molrc. .South Main St. Td 250. regulating racohanlsm. Any of for this work. Tills meeting will drawing schedule. Room lOC will ike asSscciation of Manufacturers, was. 49-9 In favor of 204 High tured so ably by Miss Swenson. tute of Technology and was grad­ these functions can got out ot tein and a vitamin ot tho B group ' and choir director. uated from the Colorado School ot known as choline. be held a the Athletic Club Hou'so.. Those who are interested In use Room 202 throughout the ex- They gave the numbers ot modern .scorers were Billy Hlnchoy with 27 Dr. Perrln demonstrated the kilter If you don't watch out. Sunday school for children of amination period. Bth Grade Lan- appliances Used In the modern „„i„(„ „A^ T.„„„i„„ «MiM, f„,. oil I , , , . Mines with the degree ot Metal- Abtlng as a warehouse, tho liver The protein used was casein, this parish will bo at 10 o'clock Joining the Women's Motor Corp.s found molnly In milk and cheese. The Zlon Parish Guild met on Couise please Telephone Mrs. Wal­ guage will be given in 201. ,liomc of a person in the U. S., Rus- ^fi^Hlnt ' Won ?ost""''f """^f 'I?'" '^''"f'T,^ "": '"••e"=al Engineer in 1010. Ho had stores extra fat, carbohydrate. with Mrs. Burton S. Hall, sucrln- Iron, vltamtas, and other food Tho best food sources of tho vita­ Monday at the home of Mrs War­ worth 324 A qucitlonalre has to be . I sia. Germany, Bulgaria, England, Standings. Won Lost merely combinations of dlf ferent,,„,„|ng „^p*ric„oe in the Yukon min, choline, aro whole wheat tendent. 204 8 01 frequency bands; also that through I Territory, and was a Carnegie Re- substances not immediately used, ren iRlchmond. Mrs. Alfred Haw- filled out .on Reoulrements for The Junior. High Home Econo- etc. A comparison that was oulte 205 3 5 It may oven store blood. When ond enriched breads, lean moats, kln-s was assisting hostess. FOIIHW- membership in the class, A mem- amazing was the fact tliat in Bui 212 0 8 manual control these frequencies; search Scholar with the British Iron and vegetables, Since enriched Rcy, Francis J Smith attended los class which is under the dlrec nectlod, these food elements nro ing the business meeting and bcr.*lp Application of two pages of garle there Is one car for every The girls' gymclasses are now bands can reproduce human speech.! & gteel Institute in 1D12. then drawii from tho reserve. white bread is mode with milk, It the Mld-winler Reunion and tion of Mrs. Jaccby has completed lunclieon. Red Cross work was qucstlcns and statements, a Motor -1.314 nconlo, and in lie U. S. 4 cars learning tumbling. So far they have The liver produces a valuable Is also a good souroo of tho valu­ Alumni Dinner of Berkeley Divinity .various garment? such as drcs.se,?, The Bell Laboratoros anticipate I From 1912 to 1014, he worked as able protehi, cosoln. done. Corps Physical Examination signed apron.'i, etc. The girls will concen­ for every five people. It Is cstlma taken up somersaults, frontward the perfection ot an electrical ap- j an cleotrometnliurglst for the U, S. substance known as bile, which School on Wednesday. by a doctor and a page on Motor t:d that American people spend and backward driving and and read aids normal digestion and Is re­ In order to take caro of your trate on cooking for the rest of the paratus which will utilize this prin-'Bureau.of-^Mhios at Pittsburgh and quired for proper uso ot tats. Tho liver, cat plenty of protectlvo Merrick Hart, son of Mr. and Car Registration. Either nurses or year. close to $10,000,000 for recreation stands ciple in transmlsson ot human Salt Lake City, doing vearch on foods sucl\ as pasteurised milk, The follov/lng officers will be In electric furnace production of ferro liver also acts as a sort ot niter for Mrs. Alexander Hart, and Albert mothers of small children are and amusement. speech over wires or tlirough space. eggs, loan 'meals, vogotables, stalled by the Young Mr. and Mrs. alloys and the electric smelling ot harmful substances in tho blood Bouler, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. automatically dlso.uallfied for those I In the U. S. hours ot work, have ADVIGE COLUM..NANCY and JOAN Development of ah apparatus pt Abuse ot tho liver, resulting fruits, and bread, Olub Sunday evbning* Clifford A junior and senior high rally copper ores. Later he became assis­ Albert Bouler, left last week to en­ reasons. decreased. For example, in 1800 the Dear Advisor: Harrison, president, Mrs. Burton was held in the auditorium last this type would be of-tremendous tant manager and mill supcrinlen- ter the Army Air Corp. One applicant has been received ".veraRe factory employee worked S. Hall, Vice-President, Mrs. Rouel Friday afternoon. The students I use several different hair economic signlficerice In that a deiit of the Baker Mines Company from Guilford and if is hoped there 60 hours a week and now the av­ Benson, Secretary, Poui Koislinen, participated In the practice of lotions to Improve the appearance number of phone conversations in Cornucopia, Oregon, a concern At a recent meeting of Totoket will be requests froni Madison and erage is- 40 hours. ' We Americans Treasurer, Havilland Schusslcr and >- The above poster m colors, now being displayed all over the ; cheers and the singing of the Air of my hair. However they act con­ could be transmitted ,over the same engaged In gold mining. Grange 83, Mr. .Burton S. Colter, Clinton also.' have great personal liberty! Leslie Brlndley, members of the ex­ country, announces Boy Scout Week with the slogan "Strong For ma Mater. The group was led by trary to my wishes, At times my wires simultaneously,; similar to In 1015 he \Vas made superinten­ CHURCH NOTES master, gave a report on the State Mr. Alfred Hazard of Branford America." Boy Scouts everywhere m the nation have taKen on and hair stands up stiff. Other times, it transmittal ot telegraph messages I ecutive Committee. Previous to the Grange meeting which he attend­ jre assuming extra assignments from Uncle Sam io do their liart in tlie high school cheer leaders...... THE RED CROSS dent of the Ferro-alloy plant of the will give his .ter'vices as Instructor becomes very fuzzy. Then again, it today. Installation a supper will be served. ed.. A social hour in charge ot the Ihe defense of America. Boys 12 years ot age and over who are not Speeches were given by Coach Joliii By Carol Ericson Standard Chemical Company in for the' course, he has had Scouts and who wish to share in v/inning the war by doing these Knecht, Mr. Carr and Mr. Town- looks to slick and is very shiny. Pittsburgh. He later wentj to P. lecturer and her aslsstant follow­ experience in New York State. The Red Cross needs our; help. It Although they don't help my ijiair Mrs. Daniel M. Doody, now con­ "Good Turns" should get in touch with tiie nearest cilice ot the Boy .send. Basketball players were Denver, Colorado os a consulting TABOn ./' ed this report. Scouts of America. • _ ... is the most Important organization particularly, I would like to go on Masses In St. Marys' Church on fined to New Haven Hospital, is cheered for doing such a splendid engineer, and during the First Tho confirmation class will meet Registrant Must Praising the work of tlie Ameri­ over known. Probably when we using them because it jnakes me Sunday will bo at 7:30, 0 and 10:30. much Improved and la expected Don't forget the Sewing Room at Leete's Island Rd. Guilford Conn., • job this year. The rally .wa.s held World War was a consulting metal­ Saturday at 10. Plans were discussed al a recent can Red Cross, Joaauln M Eizalde, grow up we will start thinking feel I am doing the right thing tor With The Boys home within a few days, By Richard Whitcomb previous to a game between East lurgist, U. S. Bureau ot Mines at Defoniu Council meeting to have Chocse Address Philippine Resident Commissioner the Blackstone Memorial Library is January 23, 1042, husband of Alice about it, but—it is our diity now to my grooming. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Haven and Branford. Washington. CHURCH air raid wardens, airplane spotters, said recently" 'extremely wonderful opened every afternoon except! Williams Kent, In the 63d year ot lielp the Red Cross.. We can take Can you help me with my prob­ In The Service TRINnCY • The High School group of boys auxiliary police and llrenien pho­ Ladles Auxiliary- of the Indian P. S.—Branford High 34-27. . instructions in First Aid. We can Following the war, ho became Rev. Byron Kenneth Anthony work" has been done in evacuating Saturday for the maldng of Red ills age Funeral service was iield lem? - . 8:45 Holy Communion and girls of St. Augustine's Church tographed, Eai'l Colter, Jr.' will, bo For. Local Board Neck Fire Comoany held an in­ knit (boys too). There are ways in consulting metallurgist for . the Minister Cross garments. In the parlors of Seth N. Taylor. 305 *• Jim Groomer 10:46 Church School, morning met Wednesday evening dt the club In the Town Hall on February 0th stallation dinner last oveAing with civilians from the war area." More which to help the Red Cross and Word has been received that Anaconda Copper Mining Company Morning Worship, 10:45 Main Street, West Haven, Monday STUDENT COUNCK- Dear Jim Groomer: Prayer and sermon. house tor rollEious instructions by from 7;30 to 10:00 P. M. to make A Selective Service registrant; at Past President Mrs';' Howard Hill !'''"» 500,000 Phillnplne refugees are help our nation in this light for Joseph Huzar is safe at Pearl In Montana, and served in the Cliurch School, 0.30. . being cared for by the American Watch for an exhibition ot tiie afternoon .January 20. at 1:30 Wm. PInkham, Assistant Editor If you like to ^ use hair lotions, 0:30 Y. P. S. Inithe parish house their paslor. these photographs. tlie forthcoming February Iflth reg­ Installing officer.. democracy. . Harbor where ho is with the navy. same capacity for the Westlng- Young Pooplo 0.45 P. M, at tho Red Cross. work of the Branford Branch, in Prinds were invited to attend. A meeting ot the Student Coun why not have a "crew cut"? . You houso Electric and Manufacturing istration ot men : in the military New officers are; president, Mrs. Clubs, organizations and Individ- Manso. . the store isTindow belonging to Mrs. I Marthi Northam Sr. Is-a patient cil was called to order Monday ii can use all the 'lotions you want Company' in East-Pittsburgh, Pen-1 Mr. and Mrs. George Carter have Rehearsals have begun for a service age bracket of 20 to 45 Ernest Olson; vice president, Mrs. all helping. Wliy aren't Quoted from the American Red.T. J. Toole on Main Street, starting In the veteran'hospital in Newlng- Room 200. The main objective wasjuals are and I am sure they they will have Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Nott have re­ nsylvanla.-Ho was also Director of returned from a trip to Florida. years old, who has more than one Louis Lounsbury; '"secretary, Mrs. to launch a campaign for old pa-!you? After AH, we're all Americans! CHURCH OP CHRIST ' Cross New Service—" In Army i Friday of this week. | ton, little or no" effect on the appear­ ceived word that their .son, Charles Metllurgicai Rcsearcli tor the THE Nationals Must place of residence, may choose John Connelly; treasurer Mrs. Ray­ per, magazines, rubber articles and- Mrs. Daniels gave a most inter- camps and' defense posts navalj v ^ • I Mr. and Mrs.. James Mead of ance of your hair! Hudson is transferred from 118th Colorado .School ot Mines. Prom Stony Creek Belly West, Little daughter of Mr, which one:he wants recorded as mond Belts.. all kinds of scrap metal. .Students! estlng talk on Friday. She display- Stat, airdromes, any snot where a I Commencing yesterday morning "Mlddletown were guests, of Mrs. Advisors to headquarters and headquarters 1021 to 1926 he was Industrial Rev. Kenneth • Brookes, Minister land Mrs. aboi-go West Is ill at her Contimicd from page one his place of, residence to designate Mrs. Fred Howe'.-'retirlng presi­ are urged to bring these articles to' ed diHerent articles such as knit- U. S. man is standing guard over j the gauz^e room in the library will Martin Northan. squardi'on of the 00th observation Heatltig Engineer. for.iWestlnghouse Church School—10 A, M, home. • I ' taohod to the Identity card)' and the Local Board that always will dent was presented'With a gift and thelr homerooms. Next Tuesday is ted blankets, sweaters, mittens, the future of ..America, there the not be open on Tuesday and Wed-| • -^ — . New-Ottlcers tor Room 110 group at the Municipal Air Port, a.V,t . Boston.,and,-,wo„ui. ui.vA: Ea^t.iPittsburgh.,a^,w,»-™ o":. I"n. Morning Worship—11 A. M. to answer a number ot questions have lurlsdlotloh ovor • hiiii, icol: corsages were given to Mrs. Howard the day . I bonnets, bootees, atghans, woolen South Carolina^ ,;,, i-IlU, Mri. .OlsQri :and ;Mrs:'Howe, ,' Red,.,Cross;,Ilag,,wpcs. Those men nesday. mornings.. The new hours Rev. Kenneth Brooks and Miss President, Robert' ; Farrington; 1025!he oncrca^thatemploy.pf^Thc|vaPllgrl^ P-'M- One case 'ot.soarVdt tdvcr, two ot Iconconiing.their.current actlvltles.|Ernest.Ij,;:AvoHli;'Statd Dlrootoi' of 'apprcciate^thoRCd Cross. To them >re' Tuesday, Wednesday, and Adrlenne Northam attended the • Accept this job as a patriotic dresses, knitted hats and scarfs, Vioe-Presldeht, • Lazarui', Angstasloh I measles and three of F'rliitod;'dlreoiildnir.'f6r«tKcvflilnetof1S{^ ?::The; new;president 1 appointed.: the pbiinectlbuti'Llght\&,;Po\v.brr Cprtr^^ ,.'.'•...... ^~~~^ lobar f or?; cbhheo tic u t, it;is a' breath.t^of'-'liprho: 'arid thei'Thurisday from .1: to ' 4 . p. m. and Council ot Pllglm; Fellowship at duty! . , |oilcl\)th, wooden pins and toys. Secretary; Lpu'se.•' Smith;} .Social ".:;\yijliam.:Van , Wle;^.pf'.Syracuse ll."^]! me a EGir npplloatlons are avalliibJo ai post aaid-todays ••\i;''"•?;•{*?* •,'?;'''-^ fbllpwihBi?' chdlrrapp; -Siwayis >:'and paiiy, oudlhas beohtwith: thoicomSj'odiilridustM^^ In Ootobor/pnoumoniii/Woro',-roporlod-1iero*for'' anddif?eienfc,„ means, Mrs. James, Rourke; his­ sympathic help they associate wltiijThursday 9 to 12.. North Branford Sunday afternoon, Chairman, Mary Boyle; Treasiircr, tfiilversity son" of Mri\ andW'Mrs. pariy since: that'tllni;*Ho'wds'iianP/'l83();:Vv .J^.r:; ::l^-^^': /tlio woolc ending:, 'Januaiy'2ff, offices. The Director emphasized, how­ homo. , KneUJ by LAWRENCE Dorthy St: Louis. Raymond M. Van Wie, East Main The regulations provide t:iat af­ torian, Mrs. Frederick .Qbel; hos­ ever, that no transient oddrcss Jimmy Donnelly was a wceE-end Street loft yesterday for Camp ter a careful check has been made may bo recorded and that Select­ pitality, Mrs. Cyril Newton; publicity Mrs. Alton Carstcn; Mrs. John R. Danlell Chairman of guest ct Jimmy Collopy. SOME VALUABLE SIGNS Devens. He is enlisted in the U. S. of each application, the applicant ive Service regulations prohibit flowers Mi;s. Louis Lounsbury; Pro­ the New Haven Chapter Junior Red Stony Creek Mr. and Mrs." Robert Sanzero Donald Carsten Army. win be provided with a Certlflcato any interference or dictation by a porK hver grams, Mrs. Clifford. Colllris; Cros.5.met The group of Junior L .•^nent the week end in New York of Identification bearing his photo­ registrar when a registrant who constdefsa Peanut pal, Mi-s. .Harold Cassldy; members at the His;h School re­ By Roselle AUermait City. . Stop: Pvt. First Class Burton Hil­ graph; index fingerprint and signa­ HE SANDS OF ntitritious has more than one place of lesi- Auditors Mr.s. Precllck Qbel, Mrs. cently and gave fliem an interest­ Randolph Btsiiop will be home If you are noisy in a theater. locks, son of Mr. and Mrs. James ture. He will thereafter be requir­ KAUAI, HAWAII, dence is inaklng his choice as to Howard Hill, Mrs.il|,ichard Brown. ing and. inspirational talk^ For work Roy Johnson will celebrate his next week-end. S0UN6 LIKE ^ It you are teasing someone and Hillocks, 103 Saltonstall Parkway, 3, How fim ed to carry the cortincate with *;i^ which ho desires recorded as his Hostesses for tlic February 4 th In the immediate future, covers birthday January 31. I Mrs. Edwin Burne 'has returned BARKING DOG, his feeling is hurt; East Haven, has beeh.stationed in him at all limes. 'gariic-npe- home address. meeting will bo Mrii..^Conncliy, Mrs. will be made for Braille books. I from HoUowell Maine where she -^-^.^'^; WHEN STEPPED If ycu are fooling in someone's the Panama Canal Zbne tor the In announcing the new regula­ "It is the Intent of the law and Howe, Mrs. .11111 and Mrs. Edward Gilbert R. Kent died at his home,! has been visiting her parents. UPON ./ WHY IS house. past two years, lie is a graduate of THIS SO ? made /; tions, the Attorney-General .said: the purpose of SeleQtive Service Iligncy. There were delegations of the f^H If you begin to dare a person to Hillhouse, 1939. _ "I want to make It clear that In regulations," 'Director AverlU as­ officers and Committee Chairman do something. no sense will our issuance of iden­ serted, "that each man be regis­ Red Cro.ss Sewing will start from the Branford Branch attend _ IFTER Malcolm Spaar, Mill Plain Roau, Br Klllr KUcfien tification ccrtlflcat«s be a re-ieg- tered at his home address and bo February 4, al 3 o'clock in the the Annual meeting ot the New 10 OF HIS Go: Rudolph Mattson, South Montowese ' 1. Bako combrcad In a well , If youi' liomework Is hard and greased ring mold. When baked, istration of a porllon ofllie alien j subject to call to till quotas from Indian Neck Firnhouse Mrs. Clay­ Haven Chapter ot American Red BATTERY- St. Francis Pepe, Goodsell Road and Compl ete you are getting tired. taia It ont onto a chop plaller and population. We are entirely satis- j that local board. That Is a basic ton Rider is leader and invites the Cross on Wednesday 28 at 3:30 MATES HAD Lazarlus Paclieo of Granite Bay BEEN SHOT, fill center with creamed chicken ned with the results of the 1»401 principle of democratic procedure public to .loin the >mit. P. M. J. Harrison Heckman is the It you make an appointment, are in St. Louis, Mo., in the Army and ham mUlnrc. Camlsb wllh A SINGLE even.though you are tired. national reglstral.lon of aliens, and j and I expect every Selective Service A covered dish luncheon will be speaker and there was Music and S EARLY AS 1661, THOMAS Air Corps. ptmlento, ollres and parsley. AMERICAN It you are getting disgusted and this new procedure will Jiut dupU- registrar In the State of Connecti­ served. a Pagennt. Home' Furnishers - TOMPION REGULATED THE 2. Yea, Indeed! Pork ilvcr con- SAILOR AT thing of giving up. catc it. We deem it essential, how­ PEARL HARBOR MAMWED RATE AT .WHICH A WATCH KEPT talni about 6 Umea as mach Iron cut \a adhere strictly to 11." ! of Mrs. May Palmer, wltli the help as calTsa-' liver, 3t you like IlTer ever, for the protection of Joyal Furniture Draperies AND FIRED A FiyE-NCH . TIME BY LENGTHENING OR EeglsUation cards to bo ased on • of other licensed first aid instruc­ SHORTENING THE ACTIVE PART Wed In deep lat, aoiSBesl that you alien enemies as well as far our AMThWRCRA T GUN .' Cau lion: 1 m»J)EFENSE February 10th will contain a space Plant Committee tors who are in the plant. . More Bedding Eugs OF THE BALANCE SPRING. IS •cald U first then cnt It into strips. own national safety, to obtain sup­ HOW MANY MEN ARE^ If you arc crossing the street. STT Quickly, of course. tor the retisu'ant to list his place ConfiHiicd/rbm pace one than 74 volunteers attended the ; THIS PRACTICE STILL MAIN;^ If you are about to play a trick on plementary Information tu all Ger­ Ranges Radios ORDWARILY USED JO MAN i™ BUY i. It's easy! Drain llaoid from a of residence. In the event tliat he'gram is a comprehensive one em- meeting, and the entire program THIS GUN " TAINED W THE MANUFACTURE someone. can of ripe oUvea Into sauce pan. man, Italian and Japanese non- OF BULOVA WATCHES ? ySJia STATES has more tiion one place, he is ^ bracing a proper 'setup for First was lined aut by Mrs. Palmer. Mr i Electrical Appliances It you plan to play a prank on Ujrr SAVINGS - Add clonr« ot gavlle. Heat just u> a citizens and provide them with 1- .- Jj/Lf-^fKINDS required to list his ov,'n choice as; Aid trainees, fire protection and Ernest Craig, Mr. Halstcd Mills and | someone.. • boll OTer high gas flame. Immedi­ I dcntificalion certitlcales beaj'ing ately pour back over olives and let his place of residence. ! regulations as to enforced black- Mr. Hammer all spake briefly. Mr.' Ju THE 166 YEARS OF ITS EXISJEHCE, their photograph.'s."' cool. Chill In retrlgeraior. In addiUon, Uie regist.ration cardiouts. ;;. iNoye.s, Mr. .Marrls of Pino Orchard THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS HAS MADE OVEV2OO LANDWGS ON . will have space for recording a; La.st Monday night, the Malleable showed the cla.s-sthe moving pic- BULLA! RD' FOREIGN SOIL .rWHAT WAS THE Spotter Service raail address. Tills muy be the Iron Fittings Company started the lures' of the fir.st aid rescue work! s • ONLY TIME THE. U.S. FLAG FLEW „ i^^ijM mMimm::^r!mierBet0 same as the place of residence or first aid course under the direction done at Pine Orchard last summer.' Elm Street New Haven Corner Orang:e , „ OVER AN OLD WORLD FORTRESS, Continued from page one . Jr., Rudolph Kneuer, Wendell King, it may be anoOier addiess v.'here - - / — PRIOR TO THE FIRST WORLD Walter Kotowskl, Walter Kulach, (gALCUlATED FOR THE WEEK OF PtJlBfS^OP^l^YSt Council may hold identification the registrant will receive his mall' WAR ? cards for both jobs. As soon as the Jr., Anthony Klsseli, William Krem- more readily. fEBKuXiiy 1...7.09 F£BM A mm CALLID CUCUY. time determine the local board that per, Frank J. Coyle, Benton Critten Rider, Conrad Rell, Harmon Roller, !.)/ LeLAmiUmS'ROLLOfBATTaABMY.- ti' ' iHCLuoes mis MAME WITH mosf mo win have jurisdiction over the reg­ which rapid telephone communication as­ den, Lewis Close, Harr;- Cooke, Nel­ Runo Rotts, John J. Reynolds, F. CAMETOCNaiAUP WITH WILLIAM THE istrant. The mailing address, how­ son Cooke, Fred Courtsal Sr.: D. Rathbun, Hugo Rett, Slaude COmUeaOR.THEDCaVATIOt/ IS FXOM sumes ever greater importance. We tele­ r, me femeu CRUEIMCAHIUG SLcmai. ACCOROmCTOTHEIIOBOSCOK THOSC ever, can be changed when neces­ Joseph Dziuibinsky, Friend Dlck- Staiinard. 60RN UHOER AQUAKIUS USUALLY v. MAKE FINE ORATORS,AUTHORSAUD sary and local boards will send phone workers pledge ourselves again to snsen, Malcolm Devine, David Ev- Orville Schmid, Donald Sawtelie TEACHCRS.imARl riReUSO KOWf (W. tiieir notices to the mailing ad­ irts, William Edwards, Jerry Gior- John Btegna, Weston Shepard, Her­ i dresses without regard to place of the service of the nation — to maintain •Jano, Ernest Genrich, Donald B. bert Thayer, M. A. Turner, Donald Ki@(y)g[itxi(s)n,iE) mm ^V," residence. and enlarge the speechways of America Guy, Dominic Guarnero, Lee Gor­ Thompson, H. F. Tousey, Howard While the mailing address Is sub­ ki, „WaIter Halller, Adc'tson Hop­ Teachman, Harry Van Cleff, Her­ •¥-it ject to change whenever the regis­ — to do our full share for the Victory that kins, Raymond Hoisenback, Herb­ bert yveldoh, John Whitcomb, Al­ i&! trant moves, the Director pointed will surely be ours. ert Hagstrom, Walter Haddock, fred Ward, Peter Wltkowskl, C. L. miUMUJim ABOUT rHiHouse.CLui out, registrars are Instrcted to Herbert Holman, Aubrey Hollman, Wright, Warden Westbrooka, How­ A fMPe« PLATE TO THE BOTTOM OF mePAiHTCAH.nwiLL PROTCCTTHE 'HOtV CAN YOU TELL IT'S A UOG T warn the registrant that once he Frederick House, Frank Hayes, ard Young, Jr., Giirdon Bacon, FLOOR 6V CATCHING DRIPS DIDVOU tWRSEEIT?" designates his piac^: of residence George Henninger, Jud.son Hull, Francis Comeford, Charles Close, he irrevocably designates the local Dick Jones, Kenneth C. Jenne, Ar­ Irving Cooke, C. Elweli, Jr., John '"THE CHIEF AIM OF LIFE IS TO LII/EBCALITIFULLYA^a HAPPILY."-ACItilOUE board which will have continuous thur Jenkins, Kennetth Johnson, Muir, John McCarthy, Franklin IS U jurisdiction over him. ffrliffigilP?^^^ Edward Kiigerman, E. R. Kelsey, Wagner. -!.

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IPAOE SIX THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., JANUARY 20, 1942 THE BRANFORD REVIEW. BRANFORD, OONN,, JANUARY 20, 1042 PAGE SEVEN USMatiMy- (ni Ktelt NATIONAL PUCKPIN LEAGUE ^SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS" : : Final Averages BOWLING THE Name ARRIVES WITH LAUGHS Games Pfl Avg H3 HS FINAL STANDING . . TpPPS W. Packer, Oa«ls ,. 45 6481 121.30 403 152 D. Linden, Book Shop NATIONAL Another welcome addition to the 4701 114.3 381 150 growing list prcston Sturges W. Adams, Silver Dollar DUCKPIN LEAGUE 4400 112.38 373 142 laugh hits turned up last night D. Rourke, Oasis .....:. iAt State theatre 4212 J 10.32 378 143 OWL HT HO when "Sullivan's Travels," the new T. Adams, Candy Shop 4000 110.10 385 145 Oasis .! 45 33 12 1078 584 Paramount comedy starring Joel S. Kamb, Candy Shop 4510- 110.0 300. 140 Candy Shop : 45 32 13 1701 043 Beginning this week Friday, tor McCrea and Veronica Lake opened B. Marlnelll, Silver Dollar 3178 100.17 353 141 Book Shop 46 30 15 1741 GOO 3 days only, the State Theatre, at the Paramounti Theatre. Written O. Rank, Book Shop 4110 108.12 305 158 Silver Dollar 42 25 17 1002 014 Hartford, lias the honor of present­ and directed by Sturges, It shows J. Qatavaskl, Oasis 31 107.10 122 A MrWTlI?P.AW^FDP:-fHeAEWi/CAMBErajfJ ing. In Person, the singing star of 3227 330 Red Men ; 42 5 37 1540 521 TOR lOO MIIES, SOMILes MHOIIR, AHEB. all the earmark of conicdy that P. LIpkvlch, Book Shop : 32 33721 105.12 304 131 Sportsmen 30 4 35 1009 539 BClMC OEFlATEPByBUllEIS ORSHElUFRASMOnS stage, screen and radio, Dick distinguished hisi three previous M. Bomboloskl, Candy Shop ....J 43 4518 105.3 370 147 Powell. Handsome Dick Powell has hilarious hits. These were, as you cEtablishcd himself solidly with the R. Linden, Candy Shop 45 4700 104.20 141 January 13th, 14th and 21st re­ remember, "The Great, McOlnty," 360 American nubile by his splendid A- . Zdanowlci!-• , Silver Dollar 35 3044 104.4 353 137 sults: • "Clirlstmas In J^uly'^ and "The B. GllleUo, Candy Shop ...... 10^.20 120 Book Shop 3 vs Sportsmen 0, performances Is such pictures as Lady Eve." Hilarious as these 33 3425 341 "42nd Street", and "Shipmates For­ a. RlchltclU, Book Shop ...... 17 1701 103.10 321 128 Forfeit. were, "Sullivan's .Travels"' outdis­ 10'3.d 140 ever.." He has appeared in scores of tances them in the laugh parade M. Sampora, Silver Dollar ;. 33 3405' 330 Oasis 3 vs Red Men 0. 103. 120 other screen hits, and was recently A. Wack, Silver Dollar 27 2781, 360 Silver Dollar 1 vs. Candy Shop 2, Sturges writes his stiiiT with he 102 0 144 featured with Martha Ray and A. Pepe, Red Men 20 2040 313 sole aim ot entectalnlug people- 102.11 131 Abiiott & Costello In the picture hit, W. Zura.9kl, Book Shop 30 30S0 350 WEEKLY RECORDS "In The Navy." Not only does his not to bring people uplifting mes­ 101.18 115 E. Yc,5ler, Oasis 42 4260 340' Team, Candy Shop 1051 handsome young star sing remark­ sages. Nevertheless In "Sullivan's 101.1 145 Travels" he shows us all the pre V. Chestnut, Book Shop 30 3040 304 Game, Candy Shop .508 ably well, but his engaging manner 100 0 130 clous need for laughter in this V. GatavaskI, Oasis 38 3800 341 Triple, W. Packer, Oasis 308 makes him an immediate hit with 100.0 120 world. Last night's audience at the J. Pauk, Red Men 22 2200 Single, Rotts( Silver Dollar . 145 his audience the moment he ap­ 00.20 332 121 Paramount Theatre appreciated it F. Camlaki Silver Dollar 35 3401 pears. This Is Dick's first time 00.5 335 120 with every chuckle and oiitrlght F. Mason, Red Men .:., 10 1580 32G SEASON RECORDS you A\A/ 500N BE ABLE TO BU/ aiivny from Hollywood and from . 04 22 117 CU)THE>MApe OF SOySBAHS.— guffaw. D. Barba, Rod Men :. 24 2278 332 H T, Book Shop 1741 lovely Joan Blondell, who in private 02.0 111 A NEW WOOL-LIKB /MATERIAL tW? Joel McCrea, as.dlrector of film F. Pope, Red Men 21 1041 • H G, Candy Shop 043 JUST WEN PEVBOPEV FKOM HIEM. lite is Mrs. Dick Powell. SGT STODBY.USMARIWE CANINE MASCOT.. 80.2 318 08 comedies who wants to make a 5%& TllE Aiofrr DECORATED DOG-lAJ iJDPI.l} J. ICulock, Red Men 25 2152 H 3, W. Packer, Oasis 403 WARl.UPON 1116 DEATH MIS OOIW vyA9 270 On the same bill with Dick picture of stark drama, plunges STUFflD AND kmO ON EXmBlTlOV IN H S, O. Rank, Book Shop ...... 158 Dick Powell, Kinging star of .sta};i", .screen and radio will appear Powell, is America's new sensation, BE SMnilsONIAN WSTITUre. into his part with full-hearted zest ill ])crson on (lie stii|,'e ol' llie State Tliciilvc, Harll'ord, sturlinf; this Claude ThornhiU and his Orchestra and docs the best acting job of his OFFICIAL PRIZE LIST .Mi'CiVii ami N'rronicii liiiUe in "Sullivnn's 'rnivels" iniw pliiyinji Torpedoes Take week Friday and conliuniMg; thro\ii?li Wnturday and Sinuliiy I'or !i featuring lovely Lillian Lane; and career, Veronica Lake, as the UConn'sToMeet Team W L III th I'liriiminnit Tlieiilre, New llavi'ij BCFDffn fAPEP- vocalists Dick Harding and Bob glamorous aetress w,ho accompanies .CCWERS WIBPK days only. On the Kiunebill ^yitll Dick Powell ia America's now band Jenny. Also featured with the band 1st Oasis 33 ,12 $21.00 tMTROPUCep. ItJ him on his travels^ garbed as a "Kings Row," lived In n theatri , i , ,„ j East Haven GOP's Local High Tops Second Place In Coast Guard At 2nd Candy Shop 32 13 13.00 -THE le""" cEnrap/, sensation, Claude Tliornliill and his Orchestra, featuring lovely song­ are, Nick Fatool on the drums; Book COVERS hoboetto, helping him ' to gather cal club for girls which was u,e | P™P"'ty horc Tuesday 3rd Book Shop 30 15 7.00 VJEKE MAOE OF CW*!* stress, Lillian Lane, vuculists Dick llanling iiud Bob Jenny, and Conrad Gozzo and Rusty Dedrick on material for his drama, proves her­ eCWfif/S A OJAPTEH OE basis of the play, "Stage Door." Lose To Boys Club Community Loop High team, out of money AN INCH 'DUCK others. On the screen is presented ii sensational picture ot the deep, the trumpets; Buddy Stewart and Cinema Chatter Mrs. Eugene Ponn Is under ob­ East Haven 27-34 New London Sat. self a real comedienne, and a lusci­ Jack Carson, who has fought Silver Dollar 1002 3.00 Martha Wayne, vocal duo supreme, servation at New Haven Hospital. ^ '..-..m.ntlil, romantic South, "Liicly ior n Niglit," starring Joan BloudoU and ous eyeful. The beauty with the Jimmy Cagney in several rough Displaying a fine exhibition of In the Community Council bas­ High gamp, but of money plus several top-notch acts and ad­ In the last half, the Branford The UConn Husky team( Idle John Wayne. blonde hair over one eye who! Qlorla Warren, 15-year-old screen battles. Is one of that star's passing, the B. 0. Alumni added a ! Petela, c ..1 0 2 ded surprises. • • ' High quintet scored a 34-27 tri­ ketball League^ the Torpedoes took since Jan. 17 when they went down Red Men ' 521 2.50 scored so spectacularly in a drama-fsinging sensation, never had a good friends and admirers. Joseph Lynch and his grand strong East Haven G. O. P. to their Branford Takes ; Fortune. Ig . ..1 1 3 On the screen is presented a sen­ umph over East Haven High Fri­ second place, by a score of 44 to 21 to defeat at the hands of Rhode Individual Averages: Ing the largest marlin swordfish of tic role in "I . Wanted Wings," professional vocal coach, \mtll she Kaaron Verne, direct descen­ daughters, Patty and Alice O'Con­ list of victims at the Boys Club by Owens, rf 0 , 1 1 sational picture . of the deep, day night at the East Haven High over Short Beach. With the Tor Island, 00 to 50, hit the trail again 1st, W. Packer, Oasis 121.30 $3,00 the season. almost steals the show..' came to Hollywood a year ago.. dant of the famous Bechste tie nor wore week end guests of Mi', a score of 45 to 20.' gym In a Valley League contest. podoes flying all over the place, the 2nd, B. Linden, Bk S. 114.3 2.25 Lyman Hail High Laich, rg 0 1 1 Robert Sterling happy to be out romantic south, .•• "Lady For A Struges' ingenioiis Story sends and Mrs. Walter Lynch. on Saturday against Coast Guard, 'j Movie Geyed Night." It's a; thrilling 'drama of Ida Luplno always consults her plaho family of Germany, has o ' The first Half was closely fought .The home club sported a 20-10 Short Beach team took a beating, 3rd; W. Adams, SU Dol 112.38 2.00 of the hospital and full recovered McCrea, as the director ot movie at New London. Coach J. O. Chris­ love and intrigue, and features father, Stanley Luplno,-, before pialio in her Hollywood homo but with the score ending at lO-all. The advantage at halftlme but fell be­ but with good sportsmanship. 4th, D. Rourke, Oasis 110.32 1.50 Patsy Proto's basket with but 3 Totals 10 5 25 By ROBERT R. PORTLE from his recent tonsillectomy. comedies, out Into the world wltli Rug Bugs meet tonight With Mrs, tian, who has been In charge of Joan Blondell and John Wayne. making: important decisions. He's it's an American make.. third quarter ended 30-23 In favor fore Branl'ord in tne ciosmghalt. The Community Council League High Triple, out of averages: seconds to piny, gave the Branford Local News a dime in his pocket, to see life In Helen Burkhart. the squad since Don White's sud-i LYMAN HALL Yes, the Powells are having full supposed to be psychic. of the alumni. The fourth quar­ Montellus sparked the winning Is a league which has been formed T. Adams, Candy Shop 385 1.50 Hornets a 25 to 24 victory over Ly­ Robert Taylor, for the first time the raw and get material for a den Illness took him away from the G • F P • HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP sway at the State Theatre, Hart­ James Cagney, in his earliest ter was the B. Q.'B best as they ran spurt, netting three hoops and four recently for the boys of Branford, High Single, out of averages: man Hall of Walllngford, in a Hou- playing a Villainous role unrelieved serious drama he lias always been Even Dozen at Its last meeting team prior to the Rhode Island Hacku, It 4 1 9 Ann Rutherford spending the re­ ford, this week Friday, Saturday vaudeville days, once, did un act up a commanding lead. free throws. DeFlllppo with eight with the help of Harry Brazeau. . satonlc Valley League basketball by sentimentality, proves lilmself a wEvnting to do. Luckily, he meets a Granite Bay gave a shower In the honor of Mrs, game, has been drilling the boys O. Rank, Book Shop 158 1.00 Brunetti, rf 2- 1 5 maining two days of her vacation and Sunday (Jan. 30-31-Feb.l) with dressed as a woman.. He'd like to The' prelllnlnary game was won Short Beach dramatic star ot the first rank In beautiful actress, dlscourged about Lorin Paradls. , field goals for 10 pohits topped the hard for this game. Connecticut Total Prize List $58.00 game here Tuesday night. Yaskot, X 2i 2 ' 0 In bed with ptomaine poisoning. Dick Powell, In Person, headlining liave it foi-gotten. by the Walllngford Ramblers who "Johnny Eager," whlcii begins not being able to get a break, and by Ingeborg Ilalldcn losers In the scoring column. East G F P defeated the best Coast Guard team •Baskets by Genrich and Fortune Mlchonski, c ....!. 0 1 1 Bert Lahr and Red Skelton keep­ a big stage show, and Joan Blondell Alan Hale was. In succession, beat'tho B.C. Seniors, 21-18. Sum Thursday January 29, 1942 which together, they strike out to discover Granite Bay A. A. will sponsor a HaVen broke even on the program M. HolUbard 2 15 that they have yet met at Storrs enabled the Hornets, who were Kubeck, Ig 1 0. 2 ing the cast of "Shin Ahoy" in good an osteopath, an advertising has been held over for another big (Mrs. Dick Powell) featured in her that the world needs '.Is a good Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norrls and public card party Saturday evening moi-y: as the Jeyvees handed the Bran- VB. Altmansberger 1 " 2 on Jan. 10, GO to 40. Coach White trailing most of the way. to pull up humor with their zany tricks on salesman and a singer before he Lanzonl, rg 0 1 1 week, at the Loew Poll College newest screen release, "Lady For A laugh. And so Sullivan, the comedy daughter, Joan have moved to New ford Jayveos a 31-18 defeat In the A. Altmansberger 10 2 Hornets Swamp on even terms and set the stage one another; became an actor. In Julles dining room. There will be Boys Club Alumni has recovered from his illness but Theatre. Night." • • y director, returns to Hollywood, to Haven. preliminary. T. Dwyer ..;.. 1 0 2 for Proto's payoff shot. It was one door and .table prizes. . • Criscuolo ... 3 8 It Is still doubtful at this time that Totals' ...'. ....9 6 24 Ann Sothern thrilled upon re­ It's a "must see'' stage and screen help flu the, need. .i Bette Davis and Ricliard Travis Dondls : ;. 2 o 4 ho will be able to make the trip of the most-exciting games ever to ceiving a complete set of fishing Also on the same program is had 'to re-learn how ' to Ice skate b; RiicinskI ...2 4 Main game summary; Stratford, 46-26 "Unexpected Uncle" anoUier smash show on your list. - ,, This is swift-moving laugh- Mr. and Mrs, .John Attarlan of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Caddy ex­ with the team. be' played In Branford. Lyman Hall equipment as the prize for catch- for a scene' in Warner Bros Barbarra . ..2 5 EAST HAVEN The Branford Hockey Club de­ hit filled with laughter, and merri­ There are late stage shows Sat. loaded fun as Struges tells it, and Philadelphia visited at t heir pect to leave soon for Miami, Fla. Totals 0 21 Coach Johnny Knecht's Branford Jayvees edged out Branford by a feated the Salem Lafayette Hockey and Sun. 10 P. M. at the State ','The Man Who Came to Dinner." Savloa .. 1 • 3 G P Two Now London boys are expec ment. Starring in this picture are as it is acted by McGrea as Sulli­ Torpedoes Hornets defeated Stratford by score of 11 to 0. Summary: club of New London last week Wed­ Theatre, Hartford. Nancy Coleman, highly-regarded Blab ... 5 10 DeFablo, rf i 3 1 ted to lead the attack against the van, and Veronica., .Lake as his 7 G P score of 40 to 26S Tuesday night at "' BRANFORD 1 nesday night on the North Main young screen actress, la ambitious dagllardi , ... 2 4 DoFUlppo, Ig ....!.....• 8 Cadets. Both boys are seniors, § LATESTAOE SHOWSAr.iSUNMl6p.M\ travelling companion, Sturges 0 10 Jackson 5 11 the Branford Gym. Montellus, with G IF P street rink by the .score of 3-1. to write. Her fatlior 'was a nows' w^.,-.. ,..-,rt-,. ••' y,-,R\iclhsk\ '1 • 2 Miller, c • 0 1 playing regular for tlie first time Capitol Theatre ^i^^W^W THIS WEEK { Ann Shirley, and James Craig. . wltii his gift for ' pn-the-button BRANFORD OIL BURNER 1 M. Bernardo .., a 17 12 pblhts, and Petela, with 10, led Genrich, If .....4 2 10 Frank Prosprltch made two goals- paper editor. Sym'oien''".; .0 0 Rowley, rg 0 2 2 after two' yenl'S ol fine service as Also the latest iijiews .shots' of the casting, has. lined ui^j^a swell sup­ ColbUrn ...... j 3 7 the winner.?. Stratford won the PrOtO,rrf .!^.,...... i,...;..,...... l ar ;0 - 2 and. W. Schwanfelder one for the 281 MAIN ST.. EAST HAVEN Olivia de Havllland Is con­ Cofrahsico ,0 ' 0 Shieffle, Ig 0 1 1 reserves. Nick Verblllo, who prep lill wiisyii.i day.' • ' ''" ' ,; porting cast' includiiig'Robert" Dar- sidered the most ellglbio "bachelor For solid carefree comfort this winter inatall a Taylor 0 0 junior varsity game by a score of Montellus, c ....'. 3 0 G local: Sutnlk f 8 ped at Bulkeley School, will be at . Your Mpvleguyed et Hayes, Porter Ijall, Franklin girl" In Hollywood. J, Bernardo 3 6 24 to 14. Summary: HARTFORD JAH.30'3/mi Pangborn and Erie Bjllre. DeGbla 0 1 Totals U 5 27 center where he scored 18 points Sun., Men., Tucs., Feb. l;2-3 . Humphrey Bogart once owned a Lebuskl 0 0 Briinford At your first opportunity, gallop Totals 20 45 BRANFORD against Coast Guard at Stori-s. Fe- Mrs Rollln H. Paine (Andrea Van lingerie shop on Hollywood E. Barnardo 0 0 G over to the Paramont Theatre; and East Haven Q. 0.\P. delo Mugavero, who attended Cliap. THE FEMININE TOUCH Wle) ot Washington, D. C. daughter Boulevard. O P Eenrlch . 4 see "Sullivan's Travels" for some of MoOarten" .!.'. .'....! .' 2>, man Technical High school, will be Rosalind Russell, Kay Francis of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 'Van 'Wle Dennis Morgan once instructed Produot of 7 Petela, rf ...... 2 1 5 Totals \.. 10 41 Proto . . 0 the merriest laughs you've ever Luoally Made Tyler''\';.'.; 2\ one of the forward posts. Mugave­ - ALSO was operated on yesterday for ap- classes In advanced skiing. 4> Proto.lt .....3 0 G Petela ., . 4 hadi Don't delay! Malleable Iron Messina : 2 4 ro Is enjoying, one of his best years Ijcndlcites in a Washington Michael Curtiz, Warner Bros.' Nationally Orsone, c 1. 0 2 East Shore Bedding Orsene . 1 Edward G. Robinson in hospital. The cofeature Is "i'acific Black­ & Clark' •. 3 7 and has been outstanding In the colorful film director, plays Gehrlch, c 1 0 ' 2 , " G > Fortune 1 out" featuring Roberl; Preston and polo for exercise, but plays the rittingt Oo. Famoua DePlUppo 2 5 games played to date. In the pre­ UNHOLY PARTNERS Montellus, rg 3. 4 10 Loprlc 1 0 Montellus Mrs. J. 'Wesson Phelps, South Martha O'DriscoU. ;'/ game alone.. He's so wild and un­ Freer''.;! .'.... 0 0 vious Coast Guard game he scored Fortune, rg 1 1 2 Danbi'oskl '. 3 o Sabaleskl . Ladie.') Gift Nite—Tuesday- Main St. Is spending two weeks with predictable atop his • pony that Shelffie 1 2 eight points. Sobnlcskl Ig ..; 3 0 0 Hlndey' :.! ,2 • o her daughter In Wellesley, Mass. Mrs. Hazel N. Townsend ot New other players avoid him. K. SliElfflo 0 0 Estrom 11 0 The remained of the lineup will Totals Wednesday, li'chrnary 4 Haven' v/111 Install the ofllcers of Sound technicians claim Alan TotKl^' ..:;.:ll2' 20 Totals 14 consist of Sam Jaskllka of Anson- ..18 10 40 Bight around the corner in Branford is produced an oil burner 34 Edward? , .,.\ 3 1 Stratford Joseph Bronnan, Main Street has Woodland Temple In' Svea Hall on Halo, featured In Warner Bros.' la'at forward; Capt. John WInzler KENTUCKY recognized throughout the nation as being one ot the the genulnr Burlot • 0 0 GPP returned home from New Haven Thursday, February iith. "Captains of the Clouds," the .story of Manchester, at floor guard and outstanding quality oil burners produced in America. Bob 0 0 Lubas 4 4 12 Loretta Yourg, Richard Greene Hojipltal whore he was treated for of the R, C. A. P., has one of the Milton Dropo of Plalnfleld at back Hanna Oil pneumonia. Jerry Knowlton, Hopson Ave. was most resonant voices oh the screen. When you Anally decide upon oil heat do not fail to take ad­ guard. Dropo will be starting his - ALSO - Totals 20 1 Jacob 0 0 0 painfully hurt Monday. While at If Olivia de Havllland doctn't vantage of this fact. first college game In the absence of Hanna 0 J 1 Robert Taylor, Ruth Hussey in Miss Peggy Ogiivie, daughter of work a crane slipped and struck end up her Hollywood career a Mountaineers James Connors who sustained a Tbege dealers v/lU be glad to give you complete details on what D'Arcy 4 0 3 FLIGHT C0MMA^4D Mr. and Mrs. James OgUvle of him in the head caijslng injuries. rich woman. It, will not be Donald G F p sprained ankle In practice a week Hemingway Ave., East Haven Is re­ Crip's fault, That financially astute a Branford Installation will do, and what It will cost.' THE CALL TO THE COLORS! Donnelly ..'. 0 2 2 Barker 5 1 ago. I, Ladies Gift Nite—Wednesday cuperating after an appendix Waste paper provides one-third gentleman has schooled her caro- u Karpas 0 11 New Haven East Haven ISA CALL FOR DOLLARS Olejarlozk 1 0 2 • Connecticut will not return to operation at St. Raphael's of the materials needed to make tiilly along Investment lines.. Lavcsk ... Bilcheck 0 2 2 Hospital. : 3 0 G their home court until Feb. 11 Thurs., Fri., Sat., Fob. .5-0-7 new paper. : Awaiting a new as.slgnment since New Haven Coal Co. East Haven Coal Co. Yesovao .... 3 0 G she finished Warner Bros. "Always Dig deep. Strike hard. Our boya when both varsity and freshmen Totals 8 10 20 Branford — B. C. Enquist Tanluvlch 5 0 10 teams will play Northeastern. On TWO FACED WOMAN In My Heart," in which she makes need the planes, ships, and guns which Beach 1 0 2 At Trumbull Street her film debut, Gloria Warren Is Feb. 6 and 7, the U Conns make . BENEFIT GAME Greta Barbo, Melvyn Douglas MALLEABLE lEON FITTINGS COMPANY \f"^' your inoney will help .to buy. Totals 18 1 37 their annual northern trip to play going to school Vfi hours In the A benefit basketball game, for Mat. 27o, Eves. 40o morning, and studying dancing, Branford, Oonn. > Maine and New Hampshire and - ALSO ' - Go to your bank; post office, or savings and the Red Cross will be held at the voice and piano In the afternoon. . tiiey meet. T^aieat New Haven on East Haven High School gymnas­ BADLANDS OF DAKOTA loan association. Tell them you want to buy Feb. 10. When she first went to New East Haven 38; ium the evening of February 4, the THE LEEPER CO. Robert Stack, Ann Rutherford Beginning Thurs., Jan. 29 York, Nancy Coleman, who makes Defense Bonds regularly, starting now.' The Coast Guard and Yale games contesting teams being the Young her screen bow In Warner Bros.' provide University of Connecticut GOP quintet of East Haven and Telephone Office 6-8829 —• Ees. 4-0725M Mijford 32 followers their laest opportunities the Branford Sportsmen. Both to see the team in action. • • teams are made up of former East 549 Elm Street' New Haven, Conn. Coach Tom MacPartland's East Haven and Branford basketball, Fairmount Chowder House HavenJHIgh School basketball team Branford High awaits^ Mllford stars. ]OEL McCREA defeated MUford Tuesday night at Hlgii with preparedness. Coach Indian Neck Branford 451 the East Haven gym, 38-32. .DeFll­ The preliminary game will be be­ Theatre Knecht expects the boys to send tween the Annex Boys Cljib and WE'D LEKE TO TAKE YOUR MEASURE 33 Main St., Annex, New Haven SPECIAL $1.00 lppo, with 22 points, was the shoot­ Mllford back with the loss of an­ ing star for East Haven while P.aul the East Haven town team, for­ FOR ONE OF THESS FAMOUS SUITS Oyster, Clam, or Tomato Cocktail other game, as they did' to Strat­ merly the ongos. Dancing will with IB points led Mllford.' East ford. The game will be played at Sun., Hon.—Feb. 1-2 Choice of follow with music by a 14 piece Steak, Lobster Saute or Haven won the Junior varsity game the Mllford High School gym on Fred MaoMurray, Mary Mar­ by a score of 24 to 18. Summary: orchestra. ( Taylor-made Custom Clothes ^Southern Fried Chicken January 30. tin and Robert Preston in French Fried Potatoes East Haven Succotash Cole Slaw G For All Local News And Sports $35-$45 NEW YORK TOWN Pie, Cake or Ice Cream Coffee, Tea or Milk DeFlllppo 10 Buy, and Read The Branford Review _ ALSO _ Rowlby 2 MAN AT LARGE Brache 0 George Evans, Inc. •1 Marjorie Weaver, Geo. Reeves DePablo 3 R.CBALLOU 1098 Chapel St, Telephone 8-5421 New Haven, Conn. Shelftle .. 0 THE CALL TO THE COLORS Tues., Wed.---X-'cb. 3-'l Johnsonian Clancy .. 3 is A CALL FOR DOLLARSi Totals ..18 HOLD BACK THE DAWN 1 Piciu.t wJtK , ^ DRINK Robert Warwick • William Oemarest Mllford Charles Boyer, Olivia De- Shoes G I Margaret Hayes • Porter Hall ! Havilland, Paullette Goddard 2^»GHJ^ Johnson .. 0 •^Franklin Pangborn • Eric Blore- Por Men and Boys Beloln ,. 0 CIDER - ALSO - Exclusively at Pierce ...... 3 Mildred Coles, Edw. Norris in ^^ Preston Sturges -^,, Paul ,....;. ...,0 HERE COMES Chad\srtck 4 Paul Cipriani Totals ...... 13 SINCE 1897 HAPPINESS Dig deep. Stiike hard. Ou> Bettlna Ovenware to the Ladies Shoe Store Third high is Branford in the boys need the planes, ships, and Enduring The Test of Time gxms which your money will help 244 Main St. Branford Disti'lctGU'ls' League having 39 TEL. 570 Th-ars., Fri., Sat., Feb. o-C-7 wins and,topped only by the Hun- to buy. ' REPAIRING garlun Club 42 and Orown 41. GARY COOPER as Go to your bank, post ofBce, or of the Better Kind In the Southern Conn. Girls' SAVinEiS and loan nssoclntlon. 'AJBRCo SERGEANT YORK Duckpln "league Branford stands Tell them you want to buy De­ Also Men's Work and Dress fifth high with ?6 wins and 10 fense Bonds regularly, starting ALPS ROAD Added—MINSTREL DAYS losses. East Haven Cappy's score now. with Al Jolson, Eddie Cantor GLOVES Stands 27-wins, 24 losses. Have Set A Higher Standard of Quality

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PAQE SIX THE'BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., JANUARY 29, 1942 THE BRANFORD RKVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., JANUARY 29, 1042 PAGE SEVEN XSMatiM^ Off ktei' NATIONAL PUCKPIN LEAGUE I'SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS" Final Averages BOWLING THE POCKET ARRIVES WITH LAUGHS HQM WUI1AM8 Name Games Pfl Avg H3 HS FINAL STANDING W. Packer, Oasis 45 S4S1 121.36 403 152 B. Linden, Book Shop ...... ,i 42 NATIONAL Another welcome addition to the 47B1 114.3 381 150 growing list proston Sturges ?IP6S AT CAVIIt^HILlMNE ISLANDS, W. Adams, Silver Dollar 30 4400 112.38 DUCKPIN LEAGUE 3' 373 142 iAt State Theatre laugh hits turned up last night, AWILA BAV.w, ^ ..._ . ,.,„ D. Rourkc, Oasis 38 4212 110.32 378 143 G W L HT HG when "Sullivan's Travels," the new •nWBOURFLAfTIMB OUR FLAai- WA'S RAISt^.O„ OVE—..I „ T. Adams, Ca'ndy Shop 45 SPANISH SOIL DUR1N& THE SWNISH- 4080 110.10 385 145 Oasis i 45 33 12 1078 584 Paramount comedy starring Joel AM6RICAN WAR. S. Kamb, Candy Shop , 41 4610 110.0 380. 148 Candy Shop 45 32 13 1701 643 Beginning this week Friday, for McCrea and Veronica Luke opened B. Marlnelli, Silver Dollar 20 3178 100.17 353 141 Book Shop ... 45 30 15 1741 GOO 3 days only, the State Theatre, at the Paramount'Theatre. Written O. Rank, Book Shop 38 4110 108.12 305 158 Silver Dollar 42 25 17 1092 614 Hartford, has the honor of present­ and directed by Sturges, It shows J. Oatavaskl, pasla 31 3227 107.10 330 122 Red Mon 42 5 37 1540 521 ing. In Person, the singing star of all the earmark of, comedy that F. Llpkvlch, Book Shop :. 32 3372' 105.12 304 131 Sportsmen ... 39 4 35 1000 539 stage, .screen and radio, Dick distinguished hisi.three previous M. Bomboleskl, Candy Shop ....( ....43 4518 105.3 370 147 Powell, Ilandsomo Dick Powell has hilarious hits. Those wore, as you established himself solidly with the R. Linden, Candy Shop 45 4700 10^.20 350 141 January 13th, 14th and 21st re­ remember, "The Great, McGlnly," A. Zdanowicz, Sliver Dollar 35 104.4 137 sults: ' American public by his splendid Christmas In J,uly'' and "The 3044 353 performancDs is such pictures as aillelte. Candy Shop 33 3425 105.20 341 120 Book Shop 3 vs Sportsmen 0, Lady Eve," Hilarious as these "42nd Street" and "Shipmates For- were, "Sullivan's .Travels"' outdis­ RlcbltelU, Book Shop 17 1701 103.1Q 321 128 Forfeit. 10'3.0' cveK" He has appeared in scores of tances them In the laugh parade Sampora, Silver Dollar. 33 3405' 330 140 Oasis 3 vs Red Men 0. 103. 120 other screen hits, and was recently Waok, Silver Dollar 27 2781, 350 Sliver Dollar 1 vs. Candy Shop 2. featured with Martha Ray and Sturges writes his stuff with he 102 0 144 Pepe, Red Men 20 2040 313 Abbo! 11& Costcllo in the picture hit, sole aim of enlei'tnlnlng people- . 102.11 131 W. Zurnskl, Book Shop 30 3D80 350 WEEKLY RECORDS "In The Nayy." Not only does his not to bring people uplifting mes­ 101.18 115 sages. Nevertheless in "Sullivan's E. Ycstor, Oasis 42 4260 340' Team, Candy Shop 1651 handsome young star sing remark­ 101.1 145 Travels" he shows us all the pre V. Chestnut, Book Shop 30 3040 304 Game, Candy Shop 508 ably well, but his engaging manner 100 0 130 clous need for laughter: In tills V. Gatavaskl, Oasis 38 3800 341 Triple, W. Packer, Oasis 308 makes him an immediate hit with 100.0 120 world. Last night's audience at i,ho Pauk, Red Men 22 2200 332 Single, Rotts( Silver Dollar . .145 his audience the moment ho ap­ 00.28 121 Paramount Theatre appreciated It Carnlak, Sliver Dollar 35 3401 335 pears. Tills is Dick's first time 00:5 120 with every chuckle and outrlglit TO PRESENT MARINE Mason, Red Men : 10 1580 320 SEASON RECORDS a)vay from Hollywood and from C0PP5 8W0IJD la AM •04 22 117 guffaw, Bn,rba, Red Men 24 2278 H T, Book Shop 1741 lovely Joan Blondell, who In private EXACT copy OF TllE 02.0 332 111 Joel McCrea, as.dlroctor of film 0«^ BROOSHT IlACi} FPOrf Pope, Rod Men : 21 1041 H G, Candy Shop 643 life Is Mrs. Dick Powell. AFRICA IN IBOS uy LT. 5GT STUBBy.USMABlfJE CANING MASCOT,. 80.2 318 08 comedies who wants to make a PRtSLEy H. O CANNON fh, THE MO4T DECORATED D0& IN WOOLlJ Kulock, Red Men 25 2152 H 3, W. Packer, Oasis 403 WAP I. UPON HIS DEATH HIS BOCW WAS 270 On the same bill with Dick picture of stark drama, plunges STUFFED AND PLACED ON DXHIIIITIOAI IN H S, O. Rank, Book Shop 158 . Dick Powell, sinyiinf,' star of stiifje, screen luitl radiii will iippcnv Powell, Is America's new sensation, TlIC SMIlllsONIAN INSTITtllE. Into his part with full-hearted zest in per.son on llio stage df llio State Theatre, lliirU'nrd, stiirtinK this and his Orchestra and does the best acting Job ot his y ml W'niniiMi LiiUe in "Snllivnii's'I'nivi'ls" plnyiiiK Torpedoes Take OFFICIAL PRIZE LIST week Fritlay and conlinuiug throuiili Huluriln.v aiul .Suniliiy for !! featuring lovely Lillian Lane; and career, Veronica Lake, as • the UConn'sToMeet Team W L vocalists Dick Harding and Bob 111 the Paramount Theatre, New llavey clnys only. On llic same bill with Dick Powell is America's new band glamorous actress vipo accompanies 1st Oasis 33 ,12 $21.00 Jenny. Also featured with the band East Haven GOP's Second Place In sonsntiou, Claude Thornhill and his Orchestra, featuring lovely song­ him on his travelSj garbed as ii Kings Row," lived In a thoatri-, , , _ , Local High Tops Coast Guard At 2nd Candy Shop 32 13 13.00 are, Nick Fatool on the drums; hoboette, helping him ' to gather cal club for girls which was the|P''°P'"'''J">'=" T^''^^''^' 3rd Book Shop 30 15 7.00 stress, Lillian Lane, vocalists Dick Harding and Bob Jenny, and Conrad Gozzo and Rusty Dedrick on material tor his drama, proves hor- basis ot the play, "Stage Door." Lose To Boys Club East Haven 27-34 Community Loop New London Sat. High team, out ot money others. On the screen is presented a sensational picture of the deep, the trumpets; Buddy Stewart and soit a real comedienne, and a lusci­ Cinema Chatter Jack Carson, who has fought Mrs. Eugene Fonn Is under ob­ Martha Wayne, vocal duo supremo, Silver Dollar 1092 3.00 J- .—1 ^^-^tmmv' roninutic South, "Lady for a Niglit," starring Joan BlondcU and ous eyeful. The beauty with the Jimmy Cagney hi several rough servation at New Haven Hospital. Displaying a fine exhibition of High game, out of money plus several top-notch acts and ad­ In the last half, the Branford In the Community Council bas­ The UConn Husky team( Idle John Wayne. blonde hair over one eye who] Gloria Warren, 15-year-old screen battles, Is one of that star's passing, tlio B. C. Alumni udded a ! Petela, c ... 1 0 2 ded surprises. • High quintet scored a , 34-27 tri­ ketball League, the Torpedoes took since Jan. 17 when they went down" Red Men ' 521 2.50 scored so spectacularly in a dranm-^slnging sensation, never had a good friends and admirers. Joseph Lynch and his grand strong En.sl Haven Q^ O. P. to their Branford Takes ' Fortune, Ig 1 1 3 On the screen is presented a sen­ umph over Bast Haven High Fri­ second place, by a score of 44 to 21 to defeat at the hands of Rhode Individual Averages: Ing the largest marlln swordtlsh ot tic role in "I Wanl.ed Wings, professional vocal coach until she Kaaren Verne, direct descen­ daughters, Patty and Alice O'Con­ Hat ot victims at the Boys Club by Owens, rf . 0 , 1 1 sational picture . of the deep, day night at the East Haven High over Short Beach. With the Tor Island, 60 to 59, hit the trail again 1st, W. Packer, Oasis 121.36 $3.00 the season. . almost steals the show., came to Hollywood a year ago.. dant of- the famous Boohsto tie nor wore week end guests of Mr. a score of 45 to 29.' pedoes flyjng all over the place, the 2hd, B. Linden, Bk S. 114.3- 2.25 Lyman Hall High Laich, rg . 0 1 1 romantic southiv''Lady For A plajio family of Qormany, has a and Mrs, Waller Lynch, gym In a Valley League contest, on Saturday against Coast Guard, Movie Gwyed Robert Sterling happy to bo out Struges' Ingenious' Story sends Ida Luplno always consults her ' The 'first Halt was closely fought Short Boach team took a beating, 3rdi W. Adams, SU Dol 112.38 2.00 Night.-" It's a- tliriUing drama of piano In her Hollywood homo but •The homo club sported a 20-10 at New London. Coach J. O. Chris­ of the hospital and full recovered McCrea, as the dlroctbr ot movie father, Stanley Luplno,', before with the score ending at Ifl-all. The but with good sportsmanship. 4th, D. Rpurke, Oasis 110.32 1.50 Totals 10 25 love and intrigue, and features it's an Amorloan make.. Rug Bugs moot tonight; with Mrs, advantage at halftlme but fell bo- tian,' who has been In charge of Patsy. Proto's basket with but 3 By ROBERT R. PORTLE from his recent tonsillectomy. comedies, out into the world with making Important decisions, He's third quarter ended 30-23 In fovor High Triplb, out of averages: Joan Blondell and John Wayne. fore Branford In tne ciosmg halt. The Community Council League the squad since Don White's sud-r seconds to play, gave the Branford LYMAN HALL Local News a dime in his pocket, to see life in supposed to be psychic. Helen Burkhart. of the nlumnl. The fourth quar­ Robert Taylor^ tor the first time Yes, the Powells are having full the raw and, get material for a MontoUus sparked the winning Is a league which has been formed den Illness look him away from the T. Adams, Candy Shop 385 1.50 Hornets a 25 to 24 victory over Ly­ G P • HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP James Cagney, In his earliest ter was the B. C!,.'s best as they ran playing a vUIainous role unrelieved sway at the State Tiieatre, Hart­ serious drama he has always been Even Dozen at its last meeting spurt, netting throe hoops and four recently for the boys of Branford, team prior to the Rhode island High Single, out ot averages: man Hall ot Walllnglord, in a Hou- Hacku, if 4 1 9 Ann Rutherford spending the re­ vaudovlllo days, onco. did an act up a comihaiidlng lead. ' by sentimentality, proves himself a ford, this week Friday, Saturday wanting to do. Luckily, he meets a Granite Bay gave a shower In the honor of Mrs. free throws. DeFlUppo with eight with the help of Harry Brazeau. . game, has been drilling the boys O. Rank, Book Shop 158 1.00 satonic Valley League basketball Brnnettl, rf 2' 1 5 maining two days ot her vacation dressed as a woman.. He'd like to '"The'prellmlna^y game was won dramatic star ot the first rank in and Sunday (Jan. 30-31-Feb.l) with beautiful actress, dlsoourged about Iiorln Paradls. field goals tor 10 points topped the Short Beach hard tor this game. Connecticut Total Prize List ...: .' $58.00 game liere Tuesday night. Yaskot. c ...'. 2\ 6 in bed with ptomaine poisoning. have It forgotten, by the Walllngford Ramblers who 2 "Johnny ' Eag.er," which begins Dick Powell, In Person, headlining not being able to get a break, and by Ingcliorg Ilalldcn losers In the scoring column. Bast Q F P defeated the best Coast Guard team Baskets by Genrich and Fortune Mlchonski, c ...0 1 , Bert Lahr and Red Skelton keep­ Alan Hale was, In succession, beatthe B.Oi Seniors, 21-18. Sum­ 1 Thursday January .29, 1942 which a big stage show, and Joan Blondell together, they strike out to discover Oranlto Bay A. A. will sponsor a Haven broke even on the program M. HoUlbard 2 1 5 that they have yet met at Storrs enabled the Hornets, who were Kubeck, Ig 1 2 ing the cast ot "Ship Ahoy" in good an osteopath, an advertising mary: 0 has been lield over tor another big (Mrs. Dick Powell) featured In her that the world ndeds '.Is a good Mr, and, Mrs. Harry Norris and public card party Saturday ovening as the Jeyvees handed the Bran- VB. Altmansberger 10 2 on Jan. 10, 00 to 40. Coach White trailing most ot tlie way, to pull up Lanzoni, rg 0 humor with their zany tricks on' salesman and a singer before ho 1 I week, at the Loew Poll College newest screen release, "Lady For A laugh. And so Sullivan, the comedy daughter, Joan have moved to Now In Julles dining room. There will be ford Jayvees a 31-18 defeat In the A. Altmansberger 1 0 2 has recovered from his Illness but Hornets S.wamp on even terms and set the stage one another; became an actor. Boys Cl\ib Alumni Theatre. > Night." , .•' ' director, returns to Hollywood, to Haven. door and table prizes. . ' prellmlriary. T. Dwyer ....; 1 0 2 It Is still doubtful at this time thot for Proto's payoft shot. It was one Ann Sothern thrilled upon re­ Bette Davis and Richard Travis Crlsciiolo 3 2 8 Totals, 9 6 24 Also on the same program is It's a "must see'' stage and screen help flu the.need. .1 Dendls "'. 2 0 4 ho wUl be able to make the trip of the most exciting games ever to ceiving a complete set of fishing had'to re-learn how to ice skate b: Rllolnskl ...... ' 2 0 4 Stratford, 46-26 "Unexpected Uncle" another smash show on your list. ••, This is switt-movlng laugh- Mr. and Mrs. .John Attarlan of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Caddy ex--' Main game summary; with the team. be played in Branford. Lyman Hall equipment as the prize tor catch- for a scene' In Warner Bros. Barbarra 2 1,') The Branford Hockey Club de­ hit tilled with laughter, and merri­ There are late stage shows Sat. loaded fun as Sl;ruges tolls It, and Philadelphia visited at t heir poet to leave soon tor Miami, Fla. . EAST HAVEN, Totals Jayvees edged out Branford by a ','The Man Who Came to Dinner." Savloa 1 1.3 21 Coach Johnny Khecht's Branford feated the Salem Lafayette Hockey ment. Starring in this picture are and Sun. 10 P. M; at the State as it is acted by McCrea as Sulli­ P Two New London boys are expec­ score of 11 to 9. Summary: Nancy Coleman, highly-regarded Torpedoes Hornets defeated Stratford by a club of New London last week Wed­ Theatre, Hartford. van, and Veronica .,,Lake as Ills Slab • 5 0 10 DoFablo, rf ...3 1 7 ted to: lead the attack against the •'• BRANFORD ) young screen actress, is ambitious a P score of 48 to 206 Tuesday night at nesday night on the North Main travelling compan|ipn, Sturges, Qogllardl 2 0 4 DeFlUppo, Ig ..8 0 16 Cadets. Both boys are seniors, 1 LATE STAGE SmH'SMsiiN.iifomX to write. Her father'was a news­ Jackson . 5 11 the Bra.nford Gym. Montelius, with G ,'F P street rink by the score of 3-1. THIS W£EK \ with his gift for pn-the-button ai»fef| V:cT"-\ '^;-,'>"K;;Bi!cjnsk) .„„.,. ;i • o,. , aMlllor , a ..,„. ...0 1 t playing regulaivlorthe first time Capitol Theatre Ann Shirley, and James Craig. . paper editor. BRANFORD OIL BURNER M, Bernardo . 8 17 12 points; and Petela, with 10, led Genrich, it 4 , • 2 10 Frank Prospritch made two goals- casting, has, lined up.'.a .swell slip- .'••;.'•-••.•,':-rsyM'oien"'';;; ,-. o o, • 0 Rowley, rg ...... 0' 2 2 after two'yeal's. of fine service as EAST HAVEN Also the latost^^iews shots of the .Olivia do Havlliand is con­ Colburn J. . 3 7 the winners. Stratford won the Proto,;>L,;..,.....,.L...... l:k,. Oi -.2 and W. Schwanfolder one tor the 281 MAIN ST.. porting cast' inciudlt^g'Robert Oar- Cofratisico 6 ' 6 0 Shlofflo, ]g ... ..0 1 1 reserves. Nlfcfe Verblllo, who prep- day." ' •. 7 '.''i ' sidered the most ellglliiiis' "bachelor For solid (jarofree comfort this winter install a Taylor 0 0 junior varsity game by a score of Montelius, b...... ;.'...., 3 0 0 locals. . et Hayes, Porter Hall, Franklin Sutrilk 4' Of) pod at Bulkeley School, will be at HARTFORD JM.30-3imJ Your Movieguyed girl" In Hollywood. J. Bernardo ... 3 8 24 to 14. Summary: Pangborn and Eric B.ilre. DeOola 0 1 1 Totals 27 center where'he scored 18 points Sun., Mon., Tues., Feb. l,2-:i , Humphrey Bogart once owned a Lebuskl 0 0 Brtetord At your first opportunity, gallop Totals .,20 5 45 BRANFORD against Coast'.Guard at Storrs. Fe- Mrs Rollin H. Paine (Andrea Van lingerie shop on Hollywood E. Barnardo 0 0 G P P over to the Paramont Theatre, and • East Haven Q. 0.\P. O P dele Mugavero, who attended Claap. THE FEMININE TOUCH Wie) ot Washington, D. C. daughter Boulevard. Eenrlch . 0 8 ot Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Van Wie see "Sullivan's Travels" for some of Product of McCar(,Dn" '. 2-, 3 7 Petela, rl .... 2 6 Totals mon Technical High School, will be Rosalind Russell, Kay I'ranois Dennis Morgan once Instructed ,.19 41 2 2 was operated on yesterday for ap- the merriest laughs you've ever Locally Made Tyler''.'.;.; 2\ 0 4 Proto, It ....3 0 one of the forward posts. Mugave­ - ALSO classes In advanced skiing. 2 , -10 pcndlcltes In a Waslilngton liad. Don't dolayl Malleable Iron Messina .....;....:...... ;....,.;... 2 0 4 Orseiie, c ...... ,1 ro Is enjoying, one of his best years Michael Curtlz, Warner Bros.' 2 East Shore Bedding 1 0 2 The cofeature Is "i'acltic Black­ Nationally Clark"-;. ; 3 l 7 a enrich, c .. and has been outstanding In the Edward 6. Robinson in hospital. ' colorful film director, plays 1 2 G Fortune .. 1 3 out" featuring Robert' Preston and nttingi Oo, TamouB DeFlUppo 2 15 MontcUus, rg garnes played to date. In the pre­ 5 polo for exorcise, but plays the ....3 10 Leprlc ... 1 Montelius 5 UNHOLY PART^3ERS Martha O'DrlscoU. ;'' Freer''..'.' .'.... Coo Fortune, rg vious Coast Guard game he scored 2 12 Mrs. J. 'Wesson Phelps, South game alone.. He's so wild and un­ ...1 2 Danbroskl ... 3 Sabalcskl .. 3 Ladies Gift Nite—Tuesday Sheltflc 10 2 Soboleskl Ig eight points. , • ' 1 7 Main St. Is .spending two weeks wltli predictable atop his • pony thiit 3 U Hlndey ...... 2 K. Shelfflc ; 0 0 0 her daughter In WcUosley, Mass. Mrs. Hazel N. Townsond, ot New' other players avoid him. Estrom ...... 11 The remained of the lineup will Totals ....18 10 40 Wcdnesdiiy, Felirnary -t Haven" will Install the officers ot Sound technicians claim Alan TotJil'^-'\ 12' 5 20 Totals ...14 34 Edwards ... 3 consist of Sam Jaskllka of Anson- Stratford Joseph Brennan, Main Street has Woodland Temple in 'Svea Hall on Halo, featured in Warner Bros.' Right around the corner In Branford is produced an oil burner la' at forward; Capt. John Wlnzler recognized throughout the nation as being one ot the the genulnr Burlot ... 0 G F P KENTUCKY returned home from Now Haven Thursday, February 5tli. Captains of the Clouds," the story of Manchester at floor guard and outstanding quality oil burners produced in America. Bob ... 0 4 4 12 Loretta 'Vourg-, Richard Greene Hospital whore he was treated for of the R, C. A. F., has one ot the Milton Dropo of Plalnfleld at back I 0 I 1 pneumonia. Jerry Knowlton, Hopson Ave. was most resonant voices oil the screen. guard. Dropo will be starting his - ALSO - When you Anally dcoldo upon oil boat do not fall to take ad­ Totals .. 20 1 41 0 0. 0 painfully hurt Monday. While at It Olivia de Havlliand doesn't vantage oi this tact. first college game In the absence of 0 Robert Taylor, Ruth Hussey in Miss Peggy Ogiivie, daughter of work a crane slipped and struck end up her Hollywood career a Mountaineers Jaraos Connors who sustained a I These dealers will be glad to give you complete details on what ;. 4 0 3 FLIGHT COMMAND Mr. and Mrs. James Ogllvle of him in the head caliSing injuries. rich woman. It will not be Donald THE CALL TO THE CQLOFtS! • • •' G sprained ankle in practice a week a Branford Installation will do, and what It will cost,' *y / Donnelly '. 0 2 2 Hemingway Ave., East Haven Is re- Crip's fault. That flnahdlally astute Barker 5 ago. i Ladies Gift Nite—'Wednesday cuporatmg after an appendix Waste paper provides one-third gentleman has schooled her care­ 1 • 1 Olojarlezk 1 operation at St. Raphael'.s fully along Investment lines.. New Haven East Haven IS A CALL FOR DOLLARS ' Connecticut will not return to 0 2 ot the materials needed to make Lavesk ' : 3 2 Hospital. , : S their home court until Feb. 11 ,Tlmrs., Fri., Snt., Feb. r..(i-7 new paper. .<• Awaiting a new assignment since New Haven Coal Oo. East Haven Coal Co. Yesovac ,.,.... 3 she finished Warner Bros. "Always Dig deep. Strike hard. Ou,r boys when both varsity and freshmen Totals ...... ;.,.. 8 10 20 Branford — R. C. Enquist TaViluvlch ...;..;; 5 teams will play Northeastern. On TWO FACED WOMAN In My Heart," in which she makes need the planes, ships, and guns which Beach ; 1 Fob. 0 and 7, the U Conns make At Trumbull Street her film debut, Gloria Warren Is ., .| , BENEFIT GAME Greta Barbo, Melvyn Douglas MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS COMPANY ^. your money will help .to buy. Totals 18 their annuar northern trip to play going to school 3'/j hours In the A benefit basketball game, for Mat. 27c, Eves. 40o Branford, Conn. • Maine and New Hampshire and - ALSO ' - morning, and studying dancing, Go to your banlc^ post office, or savings and the Red Cross will be held at the voice and piano In the afternoon. they meet 'X'ale at New Haven on' East Haven High School gymnas BADLANDS OF DAKOTA loan association. Tell them you want to buy Feb. 10. When she first went to Now East Haven 38; ium the evening of February 4, the THE LEEPER CO. Robert Stack, Ann Rutherford Beginning Thurs., Jan. 29 York, Nancy Coleman, who makes i) Defense Bonds regularly, starting novv; The boast Guard and 'Yale games contesting teams being the Young her screen bow in Warner Bros.' Milford 32 provide University ot Connecticut GOP quintet of East Haven and Telephone Office 6-8829 — Ees, 4-0725M followers their "best opportunities the Branford Sportsmen. Both to see the team In action. teams are made up ot former East Coach Tom MacPartland's East 549 Elm Street' New Haven, Conn. Haven and Branford basketbaU HaVeri^'HIgh l^chool basketball team Fairmount Chowder House Branford High awaltS' Milford stars. defeated Milford Tuesday night at High with preparedness, coach The preliminary game will be be­ Indian Neck Branford 451 the East Haven gym, 38-32. DeFU- Knecht expects the boys to send Theatre Ippo, with 22 points, was the shoot­ tween the Annex Boys Cljib and WE'D LIKE TO TAKE YOUR MEASURE 33 Main St., Annex, New Haven SPECIAL $1.00 Milford back with the loss of an­ the East Haven town team, for­ FOR ONE OF THESE FAMOUS SUITS ing star lor East Haven while I^aul other game, as they did to Strat­ with 18' points led Milford. East merly tile ongos. Dancing will Oyster, Clam or Tomato Cocktail ford. The game wiU be played at Sun., Mon.—Feb. 1-2 Choice o1 "Haven won the junior varsity game follow, with musle by a 14 piece the MUtord High School gym on orchestra. ( Fred MaoMurray, Mary Mar­ Steak, Lobster Saute or by a score of 24 to 18. Summary: January 30. ': Taylor-made Custom Clothes .'Southern Fried Chicken 'East Haven ' tin and Robert Preston in French Fried Potatoes Succotash Cole Slaw ' '. ' - : . Q F P For All Lbcal News And Sports $35-$45 NEW YORK TOWN Pie, Cake or Ice Cream DeFlUppo 10 2 22 Buy, and Read The Branford Review _ ALSO _ CoUee, Tea or Milk Rowley 2 0 4 Brache 0 0 0 George Evans, Inc. MAN AT LARGE DeFiiblo 3 0 6 Marjorie 'Weaver, Geo. Reeves R.C.BALLOU 1098 01ia.pel St. Telephone 8-B421 New Haven, Conn. Sheilfle 0 0 0 THE CALL TO THE COLORS Tues., Wed.—Feb. 3-4 Clancy ...: 3 0 6 IS A CALL FOR DOLLARSI Johnsonian Totals 18 2 Jr^ A Potonlaun) Pidur* wxh ^ m 33 DRINK HOLD BACK THE DAWN MUtord ^Robert Warwick • William Oemarest« Shoes Charles Boyer, Olivia De- ••. • ' a F P I Margaret Hayes • Porter Kail | Johnson 0 0 0 Havilland, PauUette Goddard 1^Franklin Paneborn • Eric BloreJ For Men and Boys Beloln 0 0 0 CIDER M^£ - ALSO — Exclusively at -S^'l, Pierce 3 0 6 Mildred Coles, Edw. Norris in ^^ Preston Stiirges ^^ Bettina Ovenware to the Ladies Third high is Branford In the boys need the planes, uhles, and Enduring The Test of Time "PACIFIC BLACKOUT" Shoe Store District Girls' League having 39 guns which your money will help v/ith Robert Preston 244 Main St. Branford to buy. ' TEL 570 Thurs., Fri., .Sat., Feb. .'J-O-T wins and topped only by the Hun- Martha O'Driscoll fiep>4/R/NG gOirinn Club 42 and Crown 41. Oo to your bank, post office, or GARY COOPER as In the Southern Conn. Girls' savings and loan nssoclatlon. NOW PLAYINO of the Better Kind Ouckpin league Branford stands SERGEANT YORK Tell them you want to buy De­ Also Mea'B 'Work and Dress fifth high with 35 wins and 10 fense Bonds rcBUlurly, storting ALPS ROAD BEVERAGES Added—XaiNSTREL DAYS losses. East Haven Cappy's scores now. GLOVES .•stands 27.wins, 24 losses. Have Set A Higher Standard of Quality with Al Jolson, Eddie Cantor Wd^MmnnmM ^V

THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORP, CONN., JANUARY 29, 1942 PAGE nlGHT P. Dooley ot the Speakers Bureau • — — Juno 27 — Jo.scph Peter Altriii and Calh-I | of the New Haven Chapter of Bed 129 Marriage 2 — Joseph Paplnl ond Julia Adc- crine Rose Farkash, | Cross met with members ot the Una Santa Barbara. 27 — Harry Murray, Ballou and WEDDINGS Short Beach sewing unit In the ConHnued'Jrom pat/c one • 2 — Albert Tata and Marld Pa- Ccrtrudc Eslelle Smith. 11 flrchouse to give a general talk on cllco. 27 — Frank Clltton Miller and Ma­ Red Cross work. Mrs. A. E. Knowl- 22 — FanliiBtoii Hurrlson Lny and 0 — John Ernest Bloomqulst and rian Louise. Freeman. WAHKA—SrilOIlL ceived certificates for the standard ton is in charge of the group. I ft Helen Dockum. Anna Barbara Sokolowskl. 27 — Charles Alexander Moraw.skl Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wadka ot ST. ELIZABHTirS t'ARlSH course are eligible. This course is 20 -•' Edward Byrd McGoorBO, Jr. 7 _ John William Flnta and An­ and Mary Ann Seseskc. Hotchkiss Grove announce the Fr. William O'Brien open to all Branford and Short Short Beach firemen will be given and Margaret Brown. na Elizabeth Johnson. October ' coming marriage of their daughter, Sunday School at 10:45 ajn. Beach women who may register an opportunity to view motion April 7 — Edwin Mttttlson McMillan and 4 — George Utton Dautrlch and Estclle, to M. Alvln Strohl, Jr. of Contcs-slons—4:00 p. m. Saturday with Mrs. Harold Barker, 337-3. pictures, along the line of duty, at New Haven, son of M. Alvln Strohl 0 — acmld Ellsworth DeVold and Elsie Walfortl Blumer. Jean Loulio Bennlson. preccdltig first Sunday. their February 13th meeting Hn the of Northampton, Pa., at 3 o'clock GcSrudo Sadie Jonnlng.?. 12 — Arthur Charles McOowan and 4 — Benjamin Andrew Gladdys Sunday Masses 10 A. M. Thomas Bracken who 'Is receiving tirehouse. on Saturday, January 31. In St. 12 — Dominic Mime Eavlgllonllo Claire Ellen Skelly. and Evelyn Marie Zdano- treatment at Grace Hospital ex­ Mary's Rectory. pects to return home In a tew Mrs. Gordon Benson and her in­ •and Janlco Lee BUot, 14 — Stephen Joseph Csapkovlcs wlcz. UNION OHAPEL Ilcitly BoIiUmaiiii KngaRcd days. fant daughter, Susan Virginia re­ 12 — Robert Plillbrook and Ruth and Anna Bornlce Parcln- 4 — Walter Adolph Kolowskl and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H.Boldlmann Sunday, Febraury 1, 1942, 11 a. turned from the hospital Wednes­ skl, Arlene Blake. Clasen. of Clark Avonuci Short Beach, an­ iTi. Sermon by the pastor. Rev. E. The young People's Fellowship 14 — Thomas Raymond Fowler and 5 —"Stanley Michael CleplelowskI day. 14 — Louis Pace and Adeline Dl- nounce the, engagement ol their C. Carpenter. Topic: Singing the will sponsor a public social Feb. 4 Helen Mary Krewsky. and Helen Skotnlckl. Ccnsto. daughter, Betty, ito Sergeant Henry Lord's Songs in a Strange Land. In the Clarmont Hotel. Short Beach P. T/ A. will hold a 16 — Ooorge Eugene Tolx, Jr.,' and 0 — Joseph Michael St. John and 10 — PttSciualc Antonio Suppe and J. LaCrobc, Jr., of the 20ath Coast Anthem by the choir. Communion food sale in the school February 14 Edith Mary Western. Mary Blondella. Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry service at close of sermoni Mrs Vincent P. Dooley ot the Mrs. Charles Ganggle is chairman. Holan Frances ClilUnskl. 21 — Floyd Morrison Harris and 7 — Louis Paul De Fllippo and J. LaCroIx of Lincoln Avenue. 9.45 a.m. Sunday school. George Speakers Bureau of the New Haven 10 — Phillip Travlsano and Nlcol- . Elizabeth Hitchcock. Marie Ann DeRlso. Brown, .supt. Lesson topic: Jesus chapter ot Red Cross spoke Tues­ After a prolonged visit with rela­ ptta BlondoUa. 21 — Charles Reeve Shaokford and 7 — James William Naccarato and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Williams ot 112 Calls Four Disciples; Seeking, New day to the Short Beach sewing tives In San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. 24 — Loroy Francis Clinton and Anna PrisclUa Waylelt. Anna Grace D'pnofrlo. ' Frank strce't announce the engage­ Disciples for Jesiis. unit. . H. Guy Llnsley has returned to Emma Elizabeth Reed. 27 — Richard Arthur Walsh and 0 — Arnold Anthpny Schloemann ment of their daughter, Emily J., 20 — Edward Walter Sanlcskl and and Mary Elizabeth O'Neill. Friday, January 30 8 p-.m. Choir her home in Hillside Ave. Edytho Allcne \yil8on. to Pvt. Edward C. Ploper, son of Rod Cross Note Mary ./ranees Nyjak. 13 — Maryan Joseph. Modzelcwskl rehearsal at home ot Mr. and Mrs. 20 — Walter Frank HarOskewioz Mrs. Elizabeth Ploper, of New Ha­ There are Red Cross sewhig Mrs. Anton Kronholn, Harrison 20 — Frank t"ewls Suppe and Con- and Mary Ann Torino. Edward Kraus, Clark Avenue. and Muriel Paulino Fenn. ven. periods every Tuesday and Wednes­ Ave. entertained Tabltha Society cetla Marie Marcollo. 18 — Lewis Milne and Lillian E.s- Wednesday, February 4, 7.30 p. 28 _ Clun Ku Huang and Heo day ftom 10 to 4 in the tirehouse 28 — John Valdamar Maltson and m. Young People's Fellowship. this afternoon. Young. ther Perkins. EngaKCil to Local Man to which anyone Interested is in­ Lucy LancoUa. 28 — Stanley Sawlnkl and Helen IB — Frank Paul Proto and Helen Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Welgold vited to come. 30 — Vincent Oasella and Marie Virginia Prussky. Harriet Maoulbo. . * of 28 Dorman Street New Haven Mr. and Mrs. John Charles are newcomers to the beach, havhig Joan Clrlghano. — Robert Carlton Trelvar and 18 — George Hodgson Townsend annonced the engagement ot their Jimmy Martin entertained the Legal Notice 28 rented the Welsh house. Main St. May Catherine Tessmer. • and Edith Laura Cawlcy. daughter, Lucy Edith, to Mr Hl-Y Club Monday evening. —•Robert Charles Welter and NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF 1 — Robert William Logan and 28 — Arthur Jackson White, Jr., 18 Herbert Thomas Gale, son ot Mr. Ethel Lorraine Anderson. and Floriinco M. Stokes. Mavis Alice Colburn. and Mrs. Alfred E. Gale of Indian Mrs. Edna CunninglTum is very Mr. and Mi's. A. Jean Pfeiff of TOWN OP BRANFORD 0 Ohttuncey Murray Upson ond July 25 ~ Arthur Joseph Bolsjolle and Neck, Mr. Gale attended Wcsleyan 111 at her home in Bradley Ave. Highland Park entertained Sunday Liens will be placed on all pro­ Anna Mary Westorholm. University and Js a member of Chi perty on the List of 1940, on which • Elizabeth Hemingway Tor- 7 -- Edward Thomas Harsh and to celebrate the birthday of Mrs rlll. Beatrice Mary Oorskl. ' 25 — Joseph Michael Regan and PsI and Theta Nu Ensllon fraterni­ An advanced course In first aid Willis Pratt ot Branford. the taxes are not paid in full on or Helen Rose Swiderskl. ties. before March 1, 1942. M — Francis Joseph Brown, Jr:, 4 — Thomas carmen Rlcclo and given by the Red Cross started and Viola Mary Sobolewskl. 25 — Welcome Frank York and Wednesday at 7:30 in the P. T. A. Ued Cross McC|l3 0. A. TERHUNE Fronces Theresa Struzln- DOUBLE ANNOUNCISJVIKNT IB — Eldon Clark Bailey and Lil­ skl. Jean Elizabeth Cla.sen. room. Only persons who have re Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Vincent! 1-22,20, 2-5 Tax Collector Mr. and Mrs. Joseph cfiomo ot lian Mario Mount. 5 — Paul Walter Lchr and Alfroda November 02 Clifton Street New Haven an­ 17 — Madison Bonosleel and Ma­ Sophie Jurozyk. 1 — Laurence Irving FuUerton and Ruth Irene Colby nounce the engagement ot their tilda MacFarlanc. 0 — John Martin Schwanielder daughters, Angelina, to t'vt. George '21 — Charles Edward Crc'om and and Frances Maria Farrell. 11 — Michael George Dykun and Josephine Helen Zurkus. E, Swanson of New, Haven and Marlon Hose Crawford. 12 — Frank Acampora and Eliza­ Camp Bragg, N. C. and Josephine, 24 — Charles Edgar Bergmann and beth or Betty Barker, 11 — Bolcslaw SabloskI and Stella SAVE ALL WASTE PAPER to Pvt. Louts CIpralnl ot Branford Zebrowskl. , Julia, Alexandria Wasllo- 12 — Jaynos S. Baboock and Clalro and Camp Blanding Pla. ' • vlch. L. Brockott. 14 — Gordon Burdette i3aldwln 24 — Edward Ooclowskl and Elea­ 12 — Allison Hold Elder and Lor­ and KIrston Marie Blom nor Kurkulonls. raine Beach. ster 24 — Louis Julius Loban and Alda 12 — Lloyd WUbei-t Strltham and 15 _ William Burns and Selma Happy .Birthday and you will rtllfLJr Mary Guslas. Rosemary Hess, Pearson. 27 -- Max Hermann Bellfusa and 14 — Kenneth DoForost Crook and 15 — Duncan Leslie MacArthur, Jr., Harry Franklin, 'son of Mr. and Thernsla Slawlkowska, Elizabeth Zvonkovlc. • and Ruth Marie Zvonkovlc. Mrs. John Lester Corning, Berger 20 ^— Robert Chnrlos Llnsley and — Thaddeus Victor Jastrcmskl 20 — Jared Dlckerntan Ford and The National 17 Street blew out three candles Sun­ Jacqueline ,Evclyn Ander­ and Louise Musao. Elizabeth Ann Pytel. day while Jackie and Bobbie, his son. — Albertus August Flge and 20 — Frank John Kralleh and 10 brothers, looked on wondering how 30 — Edward Benjamin Perry and Shirley Nichols Throm. Frances' Rose Stovic, . 20 —.Joseph O'Connor Mooney and big the pieces-were to be cut. Ruby OwendoUn Tlrrell. 2ll Elmer Vincent Newton and Defense Program Wlnirrcd May Goodrich. and Dorothy Ellen Carr. 20 — James Daniel O'Donnell and Whispering' at the, Thompson Shorthand, Typewriting, Book­ 25 Albert Frank Capello and Concetta Mary, Clemcnte. household tor the 30th is Jeanelte's keeping, Accounting, Business Gladys Anne Rogers. 22 — Wllllum John Harmon and birthday. Administration, Dictaphone, August Comptometer, Day and Evening Domlnlck Carfora and Cella Elizabeth Frances Smith. 27 — Michael Dombrow,*! and Ber- Skipper Walter C. Halller will Sessions. Co-educational. Enter LaPrance. . cast an eye tdward another year on nice Martha Dynla The Need For nt any lime.' 15 — Francis Carroll and Ruth the'8th ot February. Mary Hughes. 27 •— Ernest Arnold Hattray and STOME COLLEGE Rose. Mario Rulola. 10 — George Albert Swift and Jan. 22nd Is said to be Ruth 120 Temple St., New Haven 20 — Frederick Vincent Kimball Mary ICathryn Reiner. Powelson's day of days. Ruth lives This Kind Of and Barbara May Mac- ~ Robert Andon Robinson and In Brown Road, East Haven. 10 Lean. Alloy Lucille Rankin, -December 23 — Douglas Reld Schoefield and Blake and Lorln are looking for­ Frances Drlslor.' 15 — Sidney Murray Monroe and ward to Jan. 27th for that is their Winifred Maliory Parmelee. Paper Is Greater BRANFORD 23 — Ernest Tresselt and Ellon mother's birthday, Mrs. Herman Shelley McGrall. 18 — Harry Paul and Rena Nlnfl. Lehr. 20 — Thomas Patrick Sherln and LAUNDRY •i5 _ Edward Gardo Polverari and Anna Margaret Paul. Mary Melvina Gomes. Earl Bradley was born February 24 -— Joseph E. Jennings and. Net­ ow Than Ever! FLAT WORK September 1st, not HO many years ago. 2 — Raymond Francis Barker and tle Brinton. 27 — Donald Harrison Holabli;d Beverly Builum. Elwood Caddy, Double Bench WET WASH and Louise Alberta Hugins. 0 — Raymond Hans-Hansen and Road, whose birthday i.s on the 9th I I SOFT DRY Hilda Elizabeth Lopllsko. 27 — John Bdmondson Olmsted and plans to celebrate in Miami. Waste Paper Collecting Is f^ggf-trS. •• '^Lm"i.limi«BZigatMMllBailMB« 0 — Ellotl Nelson Morris and Ir­ Alvara Jean Bohnn. ene Roseabelle Massoy. 27 — Carl Rafael Vickstrom and V 1 0 — Basil Sinclair Nickerson and Ellen Marie Brommels. BROWNING. KING «"« CO. 27 — Leonard John Zdanowlcz and Necessary Frances Mary Cagglano. "The Store For Men" FINISHED WORK 0 — Pasquale Rlchitelli and Ellen Mary Anna Storozuk. 28 — Russell Burton Melckle and De RI.SO. : From thia waste paper boxes are made in which are paokeii Betty Louise Bailey. BACHELOR SERVICE 7 — Herbert Theodore Anderson foods, drugs, clothing, plane parts, guns and ammunition 31 — Harry Arthur Vlsel and Hel­ and Lorraine Frances Berg- en Mary Maslin. used by our armed fordes. strom. ARMY aiHl NAVY I' 17 — Michael Joseph Infantine and TEL, 572-2 — 072-3 Isabclle Elizabeth Eramo. Business Directory OFFICERS' 20 — Kendall Palmer Foster and UNIFORMS To Facilitate Handling Ruth Elizabeth Stephens. B. W. Nelson, Prop. 20 — Fred Lewis Hurd, Jr.,' and 42 inch Sink and Tub Comliinallons •- I Dorothy May Bradley. You can help by breaking up small boxes, and packing them 534.05 complete. Toilet Ouints BLOUSES flat with the rest of your miscellaneous papers (paper bags, with seat $18.95. Bathtubs 518.95. «i'>««!>***ii*<»!>'>!>i.«^«»S««»6«»««i5 wrapping paper, correspondence, etc.) in a large carton, and Wall Basins 55.95. — The Cunn. SLACKS I The World's News Seen Through I keeping all your paper until you have approximately FIFTY riumbiiiE & Heating materials OVERCOATS POUNDSvOr more. ^ THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR | Co,, 1730 State St„ New llavcn. 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