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i{h\j.i\'.:.:i. lilt: r,..p.T II. .\q D£LtVERED BV MAIL ONLY ADDRESS OOMMXnnOATIOKS BUBSORIBB NOW East Bawtt NftoB TO P. 0. BOX 163 Combined With The Branford Review VOL. IV—NO, 51 East Hiavcn, Coim'ccticul, Tliursday, Scplcmbcv 2, 1048 Two DoIUn Per Teu Don Thomas Is E. T. Beebe Is Music As Life STRICTLY LOCAL Appointed To Laid At Rest Symbol, Rotary TOWN TOPICS A LITTLE ABOUT THIS AND THAT School Board In East Lawn Talk Subject BT PAUL H. STBTB1N8 WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN Donald Tliomas of 32 Bartlctt There was a very largo attendance Mr. Cornelius Johns, instructor at Road was appointed last week by on Monday atlcrnoon at the funeral Larson Junior College, gave a most the other members ot the Boai-d of services foi' Ellsworth T. Becbc, Symbol of Life" at last week's meet- Cooler days come In the center ot a very bad Polio ' THE BOOK IS NOT CLOSED Education to fill the unexp;lvcd husband of Virginia Stevens Beebe Symbol of Lite" atlaslwcck's meet cpidmnlc. term of Judge Clifford Sturges who And ihcy arc welcome after swel ot 7 Eslellc Road held In the W. S. ing of the East Haven Rotary Club. In this space thr,«e years ago \vc wrote nnder the lieiidinK "The resigned during the summer be tering heul wave. Wo are all glad to greet Frank Clancy Memorial at 43 Kirk- Mr. Johns who is a local resident, Book is Closed" these words; cause of the press- of other duties. and graduate ot Yale Academic and Messina In his handsome . now ham Avenue. Ellsworth was a very Record Irnttio prcdlctctV for llie "Six years ago on Scptembcv 1, 1039, We sat beside the riidio in A resident of East Haven for many Yale School of Music, was In liollriny week-end. • barber shop In Main Street opposite years Don Thomas has long taken weli-likcd young man and hiS tragic Elm Street Into which ho moved oiw tM living room of our hoiue and Iicard the news coniiucntntors re troduced by Atty. Tlwmas P. RelUy. an active Interest In community death Inst Friday came as a great Schools ready to welcome youngs- Monday. late tile moving story of tile Nazi mnrcli on Poland, the British and His half hour talk was given over affairs. He Is a member of Harry R. shock to his many friends. Tli c es sters again next Wednesday. fteuoh ultimatum, and the declaration of War against Germany. Bnjtlclt post, American Legion, and largely to demonstrations at the Town Clerk Marirnrcl Tiibkor is teem In which ho was held was piano and through the recording ot Wc learn that Kdwin A. Farrcn of cnjoylnif n week's vacation from llicr •' f •\Vheu we went to bed that night .AVorld War U had b-.guu.. Last as such has charge tor some time of the annual swimming mccU shown by the profusion of floral relords In which he traced the de »3 neorirc Street' Is In trainliiR at duties this week. Saturday night, again September 1, we sat beside tlie radio and velopment of music through the Fort IVcntiiluR, OcnrBJn. sponsored by the American Legion. tributes for which his family ex Mrs. Otto Bath has rotiu'iicd to heard tlu< broadcast from Tokyo Bay, where, aboard the U. S. Bat Tlio appointment of Don Tliomas press their vco'y deep appreciation ditfiscnl periods. Tlie speaker show ed how music of various perolds re- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Doran ot her duties at the Town Hall attor a tleship Missouri, the Japanese surrender document was signed, When cannot but meet with the general and sincere thanks. Martin road have returned homo week's vacation. we went to b(id that night AVbrld War 11 Jiad ended. The Book, with tlebtcd the life ot the times. He approval ot the townspeople. His He served throughout World War began with music of the prln^l^tlvo from a very pleasant two weeks its many chapters and pa^'s of tragedy and bloodshed, of blood and taking office on the Board of II in the Fourth Armored Division, vacation stay at- the Hotel Englc- Prom now on lh« country' fairi types and then went on to sotiteot will be atlraotlnif a lot of attention. Sweat and tears, a Book that had takqn si.\ years to tlie day to read, Education at this time is Important receiving his first trixlnlng at Pino the advanced technlciuo ot the great wood at Yarmouth on the Cape. In view of the new large-scale Camp, New York, where the Division East Ilavcgi has a (treat many folks was at last olosod. Finis had been written. composers. Illustrating many ot the Mrs. Edna ritzslmmons of Pardee vA\o like to go to tho Fairs. , planning program which is being was organized. Later he saw ex unusual works of the great artists "On Sept. 1, 193!), Kasl Havon was u long, long way £rom Po undertaken in the .schools. Mr. tensive training In the deserts of Place ricn' to California Saturday of the past. He concluded with to bo wUlh !hcr daughter, Mrs. Mlrtor Birthday Congrntulatlons are due land. It was all the way around th<; world from Tokyo. But as (he Thomas can be expected to bring California, and still later In Eng selections from one ot the leading this Tluirsday to Judged Clifford pages of the Book, now closed, turned; one after ithe other. Hast Important contributions especially land. As a sergeant in a tank com Williams, the former Dorothy Flti- y] Russian composers as showing how slmmoin!;? who is coivflncd In the Sturges and Duano Koorbcr, both Uaven drew closer to those far oft places. AVe learned names we had to the recreational needs of the pany he saw ten months of fighting the unrest of the present times are well known members of tho Rotary school system. in Europe, which began with the SnnDlago Ilosiillal followhii; a Club. not ilrcviously known. And as the war drew nearer Jaftor Pearl reflected In that reiwesentatlvo suildon attack of Infantile Par Announcement was also made Normandy beach landing and con work. Harbor we began to see our sons and daughters leave for far away tinued through France, Germany alysis. She reported back early , in If your name doe» not appear places, some of them never to return. We saw n great Honor Roll formally ot the resignation of an and Czecho-Slovakla, until the Mr. John's talk was very much'on- IJic week tlmfc the paraalysLs had properly In the acknowlcdfrments we M other Board of Education member, go up on the Terrace in front of the Town Hall, and as the pages of German surrender. During that time Joyed by the Rotarlans. made It necessary that Mrs. Will arc making ill these colunms from Russell McGulgan ot 11 Bartlett The speaker at this week's iams be placed In an Iron lunR. Tlic the Book opened further, that Honor Roll grew to more than a thou his Division sppcjhcaded the drive time to time of subscription pay Road. He gives ds his reason tor leav ot the late General George S. luncheon meeting was announced many friends o ftho tamiljtltopctnr ments, do ^lot fall to let «s know. sand mimes, and there M'crc Gold Stars afftxed to a score of them. ing the board the pressure of busi Patton's Third Army. He was among as Mr. Hubbard of the Now Haven cncouraghiK., word., hi., the., near Our mail boxes began to lill with letters from all parts oE a shrink ness. Mr. McGulgan was elected first those -who look part in the historic Municipal Airport whp was to speak future. The Miller Williams rcsldml The South District Civic A.sBocla- ing world. We came to know the horrors of World Wide War. AVe In 1036 and has served at various Battle of the Bulgcfwhen his unit on some ot the future developments imilil early in tlic siuimicr at 53 tion's annual outing was enjoyed times as secretary and on the was among those that made the planned at the Airport, Visitors last Footo Uoad and Obey made the trip last Sunday tlesplto the heat which heard of neighborsons dead on fields of battle, in the air and on the finance committee. His term of week wore William Knoll and Curtis accross- the country ..by ..trailer ..to made some of the more active pas- sea, of others in enemy prison camps. In our churches we prayed for Christmas Day rcseuc of the Ameri office along with that of Chairman cans trapped at Bastogne. He was a Williams, New Haven, T. Holmes make Uiclr homo on the West limes out ot the question. guidance and for strength. And then, last spring, the European ene Hugh Cox and Joseph F. Adams Is member ot the: Fourth Armored Bracken, Branford, and Robert Coast, It is sngKCStcd that as many l\ Wolfe, West Haven, also John Mc- local friends as possible send cards llcv. and Mrs. Dunjic Ilattlclil wyV--at-SnS!tiM"^^^^ Dates Ahead must reach tho Editor by Monday evening that-began nine years ago. • Eastern Star Attends Outing hospitals. , '"v ; , jPcquot Tribe, Improved Order ot The Book wilt remain open so long as there is a blind, or maimed, For the past ydar and a halt he Half Horn madlng CIMK jejimv Of Republicans Rod Men, each Monday at R Tliursdays, Z:30 P. M. Hagnin^H' or otherwise disabled veteran who requires our loving care or un Holds Annual had shown much Iniprovement and P. M, Red Men's Hall, 468 had resumed his work as a house Memorial Library, j ' ' ^ derstanding sympathy; so long as bereaved parents, wives and chil Main Street Biadford Manur HoNO Company dren go down into the valley of the shadow of death to mourn for painter. He was a member of the Sunday's outing of the East Ha FairOct. 14 Harry R. Bartlett Post, American von Republican Town Committee at Star of Victory I.odgc, No 63, meets every last Monday of tho their loved ones, so long as wartime wounds of body or spirit fester Legion; and also ot the Veterans ot tho Annex House attracted over 150 O. S. of B. First and third month at tho Bradford Manor Princess Chapter No. 70 O. E. S. Hall. and sear deep into the tender persons and personalities of those who will hold their Annual Fair on Foreign Wars. He also belonged to persons, among them Gov. James E. Tuesdays, Red Ivlen's Hall. are near and dear to us. Thursday Oct. 14th in the Old Stone the New Havon Painter's Local. Shannon, State Comptroller Fred R. Rotary Club each Thursday St, Clares Guild moots Ovory sec Church Parish House. The doors He was'burled with full military Zoilcr, Atty. Gen William L. Had- 12:16 noon. St. Vincent Da ond Monday ot tho,month In will open at 1:30 and at 6:30 a full honors with services Ih the W. S. den. Judge Glltford Sturges, Sheriff Paul's Auditorium, Taylor Ave. Bradford Manor Hall, • course Chicken Pie Supper will .be Clancy Funeral Home and at the George C, Rogers, and Cong. Ells Navajo Council, No. 54, Degree East Haven Boys Scbtit Dlstriqt AT THE END OF A SEASON worth B. Footer Committee moots first Wednes served with Mrs. Ruby Munson in grave In East Lawn Oemetary con ot Pocahontas meets first and ducted by the Rev. Soldon Hum- days at Stone Church 8 P.,M. Labor Day, next Monday, comes unusually late this year. Last charge. Reservations may be made Others who attended were Fhst third Wednesday, Rod Men's phery, former secretary ot the New Selectman James J. Sullivan ot East Cub Pack. Comnllttoe meets with Mrs. Helen Leepex, who Is In Hall. year it came on the earliest possible date, Sept. 1, and this year the charge of the tickets. Tlie public is Haven Council ot Churches, in the Haven, State Rep. Charlotte E. third Tuesday at Stbno Church holiday is nearly a week later, making this year's summer season cordially Invited to attend. absence of the Rev. William Klrk- Miller, Pros. Larry Camerolta ot Princess Chapter, No. 70 O. E. B,.' Jr./Womon's league,of O. 8.C! seem longer than last, but .short enough. Labor Day is traditionally land, minister ot St. Andrew's the Slate Young Republican Club Meets second and fourth Mon-, 1st Wed. ot every month at The following members are as days, 8 P.M. in Masonic Hall. the end of the summer season, because, on the Wednesday following, sisting Mrs. Lois'. MalUnson who is Methodist Church, who was on va and Richard Bclding, the aovornor's - 8:00 P. M. In Parish House. ' cation. The pall bearers were Bob executive secretary. Harry H, Bartlett Post, American the youngsters trudge their way toward school, and for most folk the general chairman of the Fair. Junior Guild of Christ Church Johnson, Buddy Manos, Russell All-day, sports and entertain Legion, meets 2nd and 4th moots • In Church Hall fourth vacation is a thing of the past. Apron Booth: Mrs. Madeline Han son, Mrs. Margaret Wahnqulst, Mrs. Horn, Jackie Woods, Carl Norman ments featured the affair which in Thursday Br3» P. M. Legion Thursday In each month, This is the time of the year when M'c hear the cheerful chirping Loella Habersang. and Lowell Ross. cluded sCTylng of clam chowder, Buildings. Women's Republican club meets i of the crickets, and the raucus cacophony of the katy-dids. It is the Food Booth: Mrs. Elma Swanson, Ellsworth is survived beside his com on the cob and a chicken din East Haven Assembly, Oi^kr ot Third Thursday at, clubtooms. season when .toothsome smells come from the kitchens where chili- Mrs. Doris Cook, Mrs. Janet widow, by a daughter, Rowena, his ner. Edvirard J. Reynolds was mas Rainbow for girls moots Arid; Garden Club moots fourth and third Friday, Masonic Hall sauce is iu the making, and where the luseius fruits of orchard and Harwtln. mother, Mrs. R. J. Cuny, and two ter ot ceremonies. . Wednesday • In ' Hagaman skters, Mrs. Robert Johnson and 7:30.P. M, Memorial Library. garden are being "put-up" by the diligent housewives. Fancy Work Booth: Mrs. S arah Knoths, Mrs. Rose Hooghklrk. Mrs. Carl Norman, also several South District Clvlo Association Bradtoi'd Manor Auxiliary meets Early September brings shorter days, hot in the daytime hours I Handkerchief Booth; Mr,s. Anna aunts and uncles. He was the son- DATKS SET FOR meets second and fourth Tues at tho Bradford Manor Hall but cool in the evening, and much cooler by dawn. Ifis time to bring Lalne Mrs. Bessie Blakeman, Mrs, in-law of Editor and Mr.s. Stevens. CHILD CONFERENCES days, 8:30 p.m. 83 Vista Drive. "every first Mondoy of the out the extra blanket or at least have it handy. There seems' to be Doris Frank. His family desires to express their Mrs. Walter Bussell of the East Saltonstall Glvlc . Association, mon-th. first Tuesday of month 8 P. M. ju.ore..?icst in the air, but not the same kind we inhaled when spring Candy Booth:Mrs. Edna Jacocks, sincere appreciation to all who Haven Public Health Nursing a-s- Woman's Aid Society, Old Stone showed so many kindnesses In so Hagaman Memorial Library. Church second Thursday, 2 came so few short months ago. Mrs. Arietta Dolten, Mrs. Sheila sociatlon announces the following many ways In their bereavement. Well Child Conferences for Septem Momauguin Lodge, No. 138 A. F. P. M. Parish House. Korngiebel A. M. Stated Communications September is the time when most of us gut back into "the har Jewelry and Koyeltles: Mrs. ber: Sept. 3—Rummage Sale, Womcns ness" again. We schedule church, club and lodge meetings, and the 1st and 3rd Mondays except Georgia Groves, Mrs. Luella East Mrs, Malllnson announces thafr Foxon Conference, Highland July and August- Republican Club, Town Hall whole community gets into the word-aday stride which it dropped wood. there will bo a meeting ot the above School, Sept. 14 2 P. M. Amerigo Club meets last Sunday Basement. largely during the two summer months of July and August. Not far Children's Booth: Mrs. Gladys committee members at the homcof Momauguin Conference, Bradford ot each month at 4 P. M. In Sept. 4—Bradford Manor .brum away looms the busy Christmas season. Borrman , Mrs. Elizabeth WatrouS. Worthy Matron Marie Lyon, 14 Manoix Hall, Sept. 16, 2 P. M. Club House. Corp, State Competition," High Chances: Mrs. Viola Knight, Mrs. Frank Street on Thursday Sept. 0th East Haven Conference, lower hall East Haven Business Association, iSchool grounds. . - . / • This ought to be a good Fall in East Haven. New stores huve Alice Lyon. at 8:00 P. M. all are urged to attend. of t'he Town Hall, Sept. 28, 2 P, M. Sept. 8—Open of SohooU. '. been opened, new homes are being built, a new Main Street pave Meets Second Monday of month 8 P. M; Town Hall. Sopt; 9— Installation of'Oftlcers/r ment is soon to be a reality, the ^comm'unitj' is really grooving up. Narkeeta CouncU.No. 27, Degree Harry R. Bartlett Post, Aineri-' Yes, a season has ended, but a now, one has begun. Degree of Pocahontas, second can t/eglon. . ,'• and fourth Wednesdays, Red Sept. 14—Foxon ^yel^Chlld Cdtir; Men's Hall, fercnce. Highland School 2 p.m. E.H. Boy's Club the club before the annual meeting. Cequot JunU>r Council, every Sept. 16—Momauguin Well Child Club rooms have been secured on East Havener Is Uninimous Choice Doyle, assistant City Attorney.' Was First Elected In 1945 To Succeed Thursday, Red Men's Hall. Conference, Bradford Manor Has Reorganiza'Hon Main Street. There are 114 mem At Convention Wednesday At Following the death of Judge Gil- Judge John L. Gllson—Has Had Bt. Vincent DePaul's Ladles Guild Hall 2 p.m. ,',• ; bers ot the organization. It Is also Union League In Now Haven Successful Legal Career. meets second 'Tuesday, 8 P. M. Sept. 10—Last Survivor's Club planned to change the name ot tho son, Ellsworth B. Foote, then Pro bate Judge In North Branford, filled and New York University and was Church audltorulm. Outing, oberlc Farm. At the reorganization meeting of organization In the near futurp. Clttord B. Sturges accepted the Sept. 20—Mission Social Republican nomination for judge in on the bench la the New' Haven admitted to the Connecticut bar in Legion Auxiliary meets Third Parrbh the East Haven Boys' Club tem Regular football practice tor the Friday 8 P. M. Legion Building House 8 p.m. team representing the organization of the New Haven Probate District district unl'll a special election was 1925. He was associated for five years porary officers were elected to con at a convention Wednesday at with the firm of Clark, Hall and East Haven Democrats, Second Sopt. 21—l^Jver 'Ready Group, duct the affairs ot the organization, is now being held at the new Me held In June, 194S; In that contest Friday, Red Men's Hall, Stone Church, 2 p.m. morial Field. the Union League . with a pledge Peck. He is a former Judge of the until the annual election which will that he will continue to keep poli Sturges defeated his Democratic op East Haven Town,Court East Haveti Fire Co. No. 1, meets Sept. 21—Ever Ready Group take place to January. tics outot the court. ponent, Vincent K Doolcy, and Mi The New Haven Probate CoUrt first Wednesday 8 P. M, Plre .Parlsl^ HOU.S0 2 P. M. The officers elected were Mat SCRAP METAL DJIPVE chael J. Qulnn,,who ran as an Inde is one of the oldest tribunals In the Headquarters. Sopt 24-7—School T. B X-raJr Judge Sturges was the unanimous Public Health Nursing Ass'n program. thew Anastaslo, president; Clayton The Junior Council of Pequot choice ot the. 32 delegates from pendent. ,' : • country, dating back" nearly. 300 years. It has had comparatively tow ' meets first Monday 8 P. M. Sept 28—Ea.st Haven Wp" Andrews, president pro-tern; Ernest Tribe will hold a Scrap Metal Drive New Haven, North Haven, East sturges ran for his Ilrst full terra ' Town Hall. Anthonls, vice president; Ernest on September 13 for the benetltof Judges for Its long years. There Conference, To ' Haven, Woodbridge and Orange, on November 5, 1946, defeating American War Mothers, East Oct.'l2—Flrst.,F Castlglione, vice president, pro the sports equipment fund. He was placed In nomination by James A, Shanley, Democrat, by 35- have been only six Judges, Including Haven Chapter, meets tein; Charles Cove, treasurer, and Edward J. Lynch, attorney and 744 to 31,840. Sturges polled 29,520 sturges, on the bench In the past Phrst . Ihg, M"""' • Friday, 8 P. M, Hagaman Sal Longobardl, secretary. Advisory RUMMAGE SALE clerk of the Court of Commoni votes In the 33 wards Inthe City but 80 years. Memorial Library. board members will be elected at a The East Haven Women's Republi Pleas. host New Haven by 182 votes. | The delegates to the convention Christ Church Men's Club mc r'OWER Co. later date. can Club will hold a rummage sale Judge Edward L. Reynolds of East Sturges resides at 10 Hotchklas from East Haven—-Mfs. Helen Antz, first Tuesday of each-' The officers will set up rules andjthls Friday from 9 to 12:30 in the Haven was convention chairman. Road, East Haven. He was born In Mrs. John Croimey, Ellsworth 8 P. Mi Chi>rch'Ha'-'>*g Compaq legulatlons and adopt a charter for [lower hall of the Town Hall The secretary was Raymond J, New Haven, educated In city schools Thompson and Frank .Wells. (

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[and Lsalah speaking .said "In the :nuv and specially designed type CONNECTICUT f(3 FEATURE lycar the King Uzzlah died.I .saw which is ex.Dccted to become 311)5 Sraufntft UputPiu Town Topics (ESTABLISHED IN 1028) Dr. John E. Ross Ood." The vl.slon that came to Labor Sunday •popular in this type of housing con- STONY CREEK AMD I WHAWH AT I NOTri^ IS 5 I Lucky Logan WILD LIFE AT EXPOSITION Mr. and Mr.s. Anthony RIccltelll Isaiah lifted him beypnd king and i.structlon. f,j3 BY GITA ROUND .^ •of Clear Lake Manor, entertained Is Preacher At nation and he saw that the whole Services At QJtn? East faitfu 5?rius I A crowd-Stopping array 6t rilitiyo the Ml.s.scs Mary Paul and Francol.sc earth was full of the Glory of Ood PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAV Iwlldlltc In natin-al surroihVtlliii.?, nnd MRS. JOSEPH O'CONNOR Rlchard O. Smith, Henry Schmidt, Stony Creek has a new weather o'clock service at the Church ot EASTERN STATES Oulllet of Montrc.ll, Canada re- He became a changed man then, as MEYER LEBIIINE, PubU«lier 1 "almost huinnu" mechanical toys In iWassDS at St. Clares Parish, Mo- Chester Bombrlant, John Cha A.C.P. Electrical The announcer made with no monkey bi?..; forecaster. It Is n big yellow bird, Ichrlst, The Reverend E. J. Spinney's iccntly. The Mlssc) Oulllet came with Stone Church did .so many others of the great St. Andrews Branford Rovlew WlUlitu J. Ahem, Editor action win bii rcalurctl among hto muuguln are 8.'30 and 10:30 o'ciocn deayno, Joseph O'Connor, M. Ber- AilcB T. reterion, ArtBOcl«te Editor Gave no commcrclnls; M. C.'cd no quiz with largo wings, big long teet, and sermon will be entitled "My Gospel". PLANS KITCHEN their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Paul figures In history, who have labori ten coloi-tul tixlilblfs In the Con- Confessions every Saturday after ftsdesca, James Farquhaison, Claire Service, Inc. E«l Hnven Newi .. r«ul It. Stovein, Editor [a noso that spins. Wlicnlhe weather The A & P has closed It's local OulMet, and their brother. Ucv. Dr. John E. Ro.sn, medical ml.s.slon. ed to spread the go.spel of One On Sunday a .special Labor No tnnallc's call rent the air. FOR FUTURE USE ncolloiil Building at the 1048 Eiist- noon at 4 o'clock. iroffacker, Florence Wynne, Ells THE BBANFOKD HEVIEW, IWO. Is going to be good, she sUs out In branch store. Howcvco', Charles Father Jacques Oulllet, who vl.Hlted ary to the Belgian Congo, was the World, the kingdom of God on Sunday .service will be held In St. INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL 7 Sois Str«« T»l. 100 Brmlord Nary a ball game caused dlspalr. [cru State Exposition, Sdptditibcr Christ church, Momauguln branch worth Eddy, a. Hugo, Fred Horn, guest pre.lchcr Sunday morning hi THE EAST HAVEN NEWS Soap Opera did not once cmolc. the middle ot the bay and quite Baker, former manager of this A & with' Mr. and Mr.s. Louis Rochelcau earth. , Andrew's Methodist church at and RESIDENTIAL WIRING 12S«Uoil«tlillPkwy., Ttl. 4.2607. EMt Hnven The "country Kitchen of the 10-25. ^^ • . •. ; Rev. Alfred Clark, rector, 0:30 a.m. Charlns .Tones, Ehsa Knudson, the Old Stone Church. Together Politics railed to seek a vote. often she lakes oft and tUes around, P, will rc-opcn a new store Satur of Saltonstall Parkway. Mr. and Dr, Ro.ss went on to explain the Grannis Corners to which the pubMc future," outstanding exhibit al the ' They will be scon respectively In Mornlnit Prayer and sermon. Charles Callahan, John Barrett,.M. with Mrs, Ro.ss he will leave this COMPLETE LINE OF BDBSORlr.U0N "Twa.s a lovely night, filled with glee, taking In nil the Creek scenery. But day, Seitl. 4 under his own personal Mr.s. Rlaoltolll took the Oulllet needs of the missions throughout is Invited. $2 per year, payable In advance Eastern Slates Exposition Inst Sep the exhibits ot the State Biard ot Regular Friday evening pinochles Rogoff, H, Young, Charles Billings, country Octobei- 1 to resume his When the radio played—Just melody. when lho weather Is going to be bad, ownership and management, which family on a mcst Interesting slght- ELECTRICAL FIXTURES ADVERTiaiNO BATES ON APPLICATION Fisheries and Game, and ot thti A. 0. at Brodtord Manor Flro House, Joan Flondella, also the MLsses' work In the fofelgii field. Re the world today aand insisted that Members of the Typographical [she scoots across the bay on those big will be at the same location. tember ,wiil be featured'again this seeing trip td New York each ml&slonary who goes out Into APPLIANCES AND I Gilbert Co., New Haven ,acoordlriB George street, 8:30 p.m. Notalda Kl.i; —; ' ni'nvle: , w for - next Do, - Street has enlisted In the Mobile .sight, he said, of the fiict that bride of Mr. Rodney Hungerford tunlly for everyone present to gain similar In those, planned tor display r September preview for next Do- something must happen In the lives o[ ailmciils, were iiiicovorod by Breezy Whortleberry observes, ithat much money of Unit of the l/nlted States Army STEVENS Al'POINTI?,!) Saturday, Aug. 28, al Christ Church, a plenary indulgence through during lho guest luncheons. •f'-i and Is taking his basic training at of men If One World Is tobecome a TO MBRAIty BOAUD the x-ray pictures. They raiiê Hartford. Tliey are residents ot recitation of Ihe rosary before the' Chairman ot the Country Kitchen The youngsters under twenty-five TEACH ME, OH.l/JRDI Fort Bonning, Oa. reality. At a meeting of the Board of Di from an enlarged thyroid gland, Hartford and summer residents ot Blessed Sacrament. Icommlttoe ,1s Miss Irma Winkle- Wily boihcr v/illi "liomG experiments" when you can enjoy this Are not considered daft. By Ruth Evls Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hoffman He cited the story of Isaiah from rectors of the Haganian Memorial I Money Island. black. Durlngv the week mbre than East Haven News professional permanent at remaritabiy lev/ cost? "Junior Miss" growing from witliin, to a tumor If they take a moment's time Prayers ot the Marian Year aiul son Kent of Palmetto Trail the Old Testament, a young man Library held on August 24, Paul Money Island has had a tire box 100 girls will sec and use th'o equip Teach me, O Lordi Thy Will, to dol gives you smart .ii'air styling . . . safely, sndor our expert, pro {^rowing in lho region of I lie To sign up In the draft. Novena for the conversion of Russia May all my paths load straight lo are visiting with Mr. Hoffman's whose loyalty was to King Uzzlah, H. Stevens was appointed a director installed there for the protection of win be Included In Ihe s&rvlces and ment available to them *s luture Buying and Service Guide fessional supervision, it's a "natural" for teen-agers and tfirlfty You. . , pijrents In Dover, Ohio for ten and whose ambition had been to be to fill the unexpired term of Arthur heart, in one instance. The Art Museum was part of a' And now, The Battle Of Tlie It's residents. there will be a brief out-door homemakers. In addition, one girl young liomemakers. Maice your next wave "Junior Miss", You'll That I might show In dally task. days, come great In the kingdom. But Sperry whose death occurred re The report shows the splendid week-end holiday with the Con- Budget New fencing along Branford Grange No. 200 held It's processional visit to the mound ot from each of the six Now England - love It! Call us now for your appointment. Mrs. James E, Snow and daugh then came the death of the king. cently. The term expires Sept. 30, state of the town's licallli in a nectlcut Editorial Association. The Meadow Street due soon, secretary annual "Mystery Ride" Last Thurs- Our Lady of Fatlma. states win assist In dally plaiinlng My faith In Thee, Is all I ask. 1049, The next meeting of the Association attempted to skip the of Hammer Field Commission, Nick ters. Pearl and Nancy, and Mr. $5.50 definite w'ay iiiid hii's made many iday. Following their regular meet The monastery Is located on Hoop and preparation ot meals. old '"9 and shape mo. In Thlho AUGIE'S AUTO REPAIR WATCHES and DIAMONDS EnrI Fieterson of Boston, Ma.ss., Library Beard will be held on Sept, heat by accepting the U. S. Coa.5t,Weted, Informs u.s Never see the' ing at the Grange Hall, the mem- Pole Road Just off Routes 80 or 77 Also participating will be home „ , °^^" ^^^'^ „, .^ . , 28, . persons hreiillie easier because GENERAL EEPAIRINQ have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Range & Guard's Invite for an all day sail old fashioned baked clay door knobs i^gfj followed the lead cor over a service demonstrator-• s roprcscnlln..-g- Ton me what Thou wouldst have SONDERGAARD their fears wci-c iinruuiuled. More mo say. . r TIRES — BATTERIES Edward Myers of Silver Sands Road Mary Therese Beauty Salon aboard the square-rigger. Eagle, any more. Scores of them used lo round-about route which load lo the sponsoring power companies. AAA SERVICE AAA this week. Fuel Oil Co. than that, it has put people on Cruised all day on and beyond the line the bottom of the ole swlmmln Seaside Hall. They were the host to Place on my brow Thy "thorns" to 250 Main Street Branford , i;XTENI>S THANKS ANTHONY BRUNO 267 Main Street Phone 4-0714 East Haven the road lo health by, uncovering Sound. What surprised ye eds more hole Kids still talking about that a bus-load of Walllnford Grangers HEALTH FOR ALL wear. Phone 4-0195 439 Main St. Tel. 230 The Momauguln group of the Frank Messina desires to express than the work and progress of thejtrlp""''' t"o" '"-New" Yor*" k New stream- The rest ot the evening was .spent GUESTS OF BRACKENS Give ot Thy strength my crosn to Old Stone Church will .sponsor SAtES i his sincere thanks lo his many the .synitoms in an early stage. Coast Ouarders was the number of lined, stainless steel coaches belong- !„ enjoying games, entertainment Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bra.cken' of boar their regular card party Friday friends who sent him flowers and The state is to be congratula IMlOTEOriON BURNERS «SUtf. SERVICE Japanese beetles found on deck ing to railroad are last word In ^nd refreshments. Klrkham Street will entertain Mr. Bond me, ivnd break mo, life, It evening In the Bradford Manor other greetings on the occasion of AGAINI5T SMAlXrOX j , You will. .; George A. Sisson FUEL OIL - Hall. ted oil the general exeelli'iieo of It was while on the trip that we,-ridin g„ luxury Good chance tliatj ^^^s Barbara Hatch, of Hamden, and Mrs. Fred O'Toll ot New Orleans Oitll UH For Froinpt Senrlat the opening of his new barber shop Smallpox Is a contagious disease, ,"Hls" voice rn hear, '.'Bo calm, tiij INSURANCE PHONE 4-1514 its mobile unit. The Visiting learned that Barbara Rodney has'Repubs will look fo.„>r two new tre-j^m giyg an ^î exhibition of her bVor Labor Day week-end. Mrs. Mae Bath of Dewey Avenue ?0 TRENCH AVE. EAST HAVEN In Main Street Monday. Angie Welconnes You lo jbul It can. bo controlled through FIRE — BONDS WASHINGTON ICE AND .recently undergone two operations'presentatlves to put on ticket In'yvojjjg in oils, water colors and still"! has returned after a weeks vaca Nurse Association deserves the vaccination and quarantine. Tlic VUTOMOBILE - OASUALTV OIL CO. Week-end ended with banquet!Nov...:....No Short Beach man on'jj,.(^^lngg QJ stony Creek Scenery, Because aclnatcasos of BmaUpox feeûtaw^^^ tion. gratitude oE the town's citizens dlsotse Is caused by a virus and Is Thou, tho' DWlne.and l, (he, sosil, Oil Burner Sales and Sorvico RE-UPHOLSTERING at Norwich Inn at which were just'Finance Board we're. Int'onried...... Thursday, Bent. 2, at 4:00 p. M. at Bocm to boriire, rnaiiy parents \b6 11 Chtdsoy Ave.,, East Uavcn a. aAi.A.Bit8Hii * aoH» for-holiiing to jiat over the pro frequently fatal. In the typical l-naoo IDL llomliiffway ATB. At Modorato Cost . . - about everyone who has news prlnt'Councll may announce new director y,,; Indian Point House conie noglocltul In seeing thai; they FOXON DRIVE - IN case, chills, high temperaturoi uAiNuow aini.s By Export Craftsmen gram. The voluiiteiM- workers may problem1.1 s Ilcliort.l shortly..v . I Sundao„„,l„y„ a„ht thHipe regularPD r 11:00 and their children are Immunized. Chief Warrant^-Officer John A. There will be a transferred meet Easf^ Haven vomiting, aehes and pains begin Anderson U. S. N. left Monday/or HAVEN GARAGE (Opposite Foxon Towne House) be sure tliat the town's thanks, Bbt aSjrecerilly as 1042 a thousand. mw TRUCKS CO/iCHES ing of the East Haven Assembly. No. Avoid arrest! Obey the law! ST. SrEPRENS A. M. E. ZION 10 to 14 days after exposure. The . FOUHDtlD llim SRCEDWAGONS iCHOOL aUSSCS loo often imexpre.ssed, are most Icharacterlsticharacteristic eruptions, blisterblisterss jo;«'-«=« "'' this dlsriBurlng disease .Norfolk, yirBliiln,^ having arrived JOIIH BIONDI, PKOV. 17, Order of Rainbow forOlrls from Service Station Gastle Shop Route 80, Foxon Park, East Haven Be careful ot your speed. . The Ucv. I. Atkins filled wllh pus, appear during this were reported In tho United States Saturday to a lend the funeral of GENERAL AUTOMOHILE REPAIRING REO MOTORS, INC, the j'eguiar date of Sept. 6 td Seiit. Pat Florlo, Mgr. DECORATORS profuse. Keep lights on dim, when passing him. 21 RoRcrs Street Tel, 107G period ' 'inetor—nrotcct yourself Mrs. Anderson's father, Mr. Martin Factory Brancti BODY AND fENDCR WORK 13. , Designers and Manufacturers of FOUNTAIN SERVICE LUNCHEONETTE More concretely, all coiicoriieU And then, no ball, you'll need. 0:45 Sunday school and your children. Protection A, Haglln on Sunday, August 20 160 Vnlu St. i'UVa £iu)t IlftTai) So/pi-S«rv(c« Carelessness and ignorance arc All Car Needs Living Room Furniture should find great satisl'aclioii in 11:00 Morning Service against smallpox can be .achieved Officer Anderson Is stationed "ôn Ralpli H. Hililngori Brancli Mgr. Belly Ann Sliney lakes lop honors to say he wished he could take off rcsjionsible for anyone dying from Phona •I.I62I IV4 Main St. All work done right on our SEALTEST ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS lho knowledge lliat the survey 7:45 Evening Service Ihrough vaccination. the U. S. S. Wiiistori. Tires - Batteries In the open jumper event at the Ills skin and sit in his bones Wed. 7:45 Weekly prayer meeting smallpox today. Tho one dependable premises was given 2,300 persons, far be Horse Show of the Hamberg Fair.... step lo bring about Immunity to tho EAST HAVEN LeRoy Perry Opp. Town Hall East Haven SUNDAES . SANDWICHES Stepping up to the Bfd. Bank Friday Usher Board meets UPHOLSTERY SHOP S. J. ESPOSITO PHONE 4-1693 yond the most o])tiinistic expec- Locals s.nrucing up for tlie Spring disease Is vaccination. In 1700 a Main and Thompson Aves. window to received $1:97 deposited fehearsals. John 0, Santino, Prop. CARPENTRY WORK, 228 MAIN STREET EAST HAVEN lalioii, four iiionlhs ago. fielucido ExposilloCiXoosuiorni duuiiue thiLUIsS luuutn...... month.. . - Saturday Junior and senior choir |counlry doctor named Edward Servicing and Pumping DELIGHTFUL SURROUNDINGS EFFICIENT SERVICE Short Beach Day grows bigger each \y^'^''^ "Bo '" People's Bank An- Back To School... Oliau's Made To Order ROOFING, SIDING Jenner performed the first vaccina Racnirod — Remodolod Soptio Tanlca and Oosspools year Ed Pete'.a an.swci-s B. C.jswer me this—Why was there a pop- CHRISTIAN, SCIENCE SERVICES tion. His,report on subsequent ex- early season grid call. Left yestldy corn mechanical machine at the First Churcli ot Christ Scientist, Where'lime is qi innportanco, children and toach- ISO Main St. i'hono 4-1.503 I Phona -l-SIBB REMODELING AND Re-Uphols+ering East Haven Floor MEND THAT ROOF perlmerits was published as one of 80 A Sllvor Sands Rd. Eait Havan ,Stu Clancy among Ell coaches Soldiers' monument on the Green Wlnlhrop and Derby Avenues, New the greatest contributions of all Grs of the hiijh school recognize and appreciate the There is an ancient ,iobo iibuut GENERAL JOBBING LIVING ROOM FURNITURE Covering Co. greeting players this morning one morn last week. Answer me Ihes Haven. Sunday services are at 11 medical history. In 1800 Dr. Ben speed and neatness of vi^'ork done on a Royal portable the man who didn't mend his Local mentor slated lo head coach Langdales home from Cal-I- 1A.M. Sunday School is at 11 A.M. YOUR WANT ADV. IN Main Street Short Beach MADE TO ORDER LOCATED WITH NO DELAYS — NO DISAPPOINTMENTSII jamin Waterhouse, who had obtain typewriter. Sondergaard; the jeweler, has a few at Jayvee unit Pepper relish andforn-1-a ..Hoar that the Walter Wednesday evening testimonial EAST HAVEN WORK EXPERTLY DONE BY NASH INC. leaking roof when it was raining, ed some of the vaccine virus from THIS SPACE Phono Branford 1715 "S4MEDAySERV/CE" Delonsliave been vacationing Imocil'ngrat 8. The Reading Room $65.00 and up. Also, pens and pencils, singly or In sets, HARDWARE STORE IÂSTER CRAFTSMEN 301 Main St. ' East Haven because it was loo wet lo work chill sauce Mel Webb off lo .abroad, vaclnnated his flve-ycar-old |Boston Hospital on Monday Knee Eve Mink of Pawson Park an al 152 Temple Street Is open week [son, recording the first vaccination ready for instant use, priced to fit your pocketbook. WILL BRING RESULTS Paints — Glass ~ Toys Slip-Covers Drapes Phone 4-2530 outside, and didn't mend it when Cleaniuy Suppltcs — Garden |wlil be permanently stiffened but he nounces engagement to Joseph T. days from 0 to 8:45 and Wednes InA mcrlca. Schaeffor sots are priced frbrri $5.50 Repairing — Roflnlshing LINOLEUM the suu was shining, liecause AT A COST OF 50 CENTS SuppUos — Household Needs EAST HAVEN CLEANERS will no longer need canes or Ingraham of Wainscolt, L. I days from 0 lo 7. / Now most .schools In the United 310 Main St., cor. Elm Street FREE ESTIMATES ASPHALT TILE Burdetle Babcock's birthday Sep- OLD MILL PHONE l-Atn theii there was no lu'cessity for crutches. Doc says 'Man" will be the subject of the Slates require a child to present on Sondergaard RUBBER TILE llember 4lh Where did Summer |Le.sson-Sermon for Sunday, Septem making the repair. It was a scorcher of a week-end jhis first day of school a cerllfldate 250 Main St., Telophono 230 Brl7ig us Your The LAUREL SHOP CONGOWALL AND SHOE REPAIRERS and Breezy Whortlleberry was heard go? ber 5, 1048. Ignition and Carburetor Millions oC jienple seem to fol showing that ho has had a recent CENTRAL CLEANERS ANTIQUE SHOP 25 Homingwny Avo. East Havon FREE ESTIMATES ANYTIME Tlic Golden Text Is from James land satisfactory vaccination against Problems low the saine idiolic plan when it AND DYERS '09 Main St., next to First National Phono 4-1107 Can't help but think 3:13. "Who Is a wise man and en [smallpox, protection to the Infant EAST HAVEN llovic of DislincUvc Clcaninv Restoring comes to lire prevention. VDV one Of fuel to burn. dues wllh knowledge among you? should be given before the end of Wc Operate Our Own Plaiit PROMPT SERVICE — WE DELIVER GREEN GARAGE empty reason or aiiotlier. tlie.v When maple trees let him shew out of a good con- th„,e. firs„rsti year,. ACt a young age thme 4 HOUR CLEANING SERVICE Antiques Wanted A Comfortable, Convenient Place Auto Repairing and Accossorios 3-HOUR CLEANING SERVICE — NO EXTRA COST keep putting tlie juii off—and it Begin to turn. vensatlonhts works with meekness I .,^1„^„„„ ,^ „^„^,l ^j,^^^ ^„^ Phone 4-3735 175 Main Street CALL FOR AND DELIVER of wisdom !• -- . - .. ,„ ,_,__ 322 Main St. Tol. 4-0070 Eait Havan for Dining never gets done. leaves less scar than In later years Nils Ahlberg 8:00 Senior Choir resumes re Selections from the Bible Include As an example, this is the pro- Re-vacclnatlon should be carried TUCKER BROTHERS Saltonstall Place and Main St. hearsals. the following: " I can of mine won out Ihcrcafter every few years BARKER TRUCKING CO. jier season of the year for getting self do nothing; as I hear, I Judge: Driveways Resurfaced with Phono 4-2il0 . East Haven THE EAST HAVEN DINER CHURCH Local and Long Distance Moving, ready for winter. A large pcreeii- TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH and my Judgement Is Just; because I BLUE DIAMOND ' Meals from a sandwich snack to a full course dinner prepared . . . On Your Vacation Crating and Storage 'tagc of all fires result from heavy g NOTES The Rev. J. Edison Pike, Rector seek not mine own will, but the will Sand, Fill and Loam For Sale 43 High Strnat Eait Haven by culinary exports and served the way everybody likes them. Harmon Roller, Supt. church school of the Father which hath sent me." YOU ALL GOODS INSURED We hope the fish jump right Into loads on heating and lighting T8 High St., 4-3033, East Haven OH'izo Rosldonce .your boat and no one gets sun 15th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY (John 5:30) AN INSTITUTION AT THE CENTER OF TOWN er|uipmeiit wliieli has developed FIRST BAPTIST CHUKCH FURNISHES 7-4879 F, A. BARKER 4-0401 burned! Remember, however, that 8:00 Holy Communion v Correlative passages from the CAN'T defects. Here is where iln ounce The Rev. A. W. Jones, Pastor 10:45 Holy Communion Christian Science textbook, "Science 294 Main Street East Havon here at Long's we're on the job 52 AMERICAN CLEANERS weeks a year, styling flowers exquls- of prevention is worth a pound of Next Sunday, September 5th, win The fall sea.son for the Rector's and Health with Key to the Scrip- "SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS" WIN... AND LAUNDRY- j Itely for any occasion. cure—nnd the time lo have an mark the last of the Union Services j Aide will open September 14 v/llh lures," by Mary Baker Eddy, in W/^ • ff A COMPLETE CLEANING for this sea.son. Commencing ECONOMY PUBLIC expert meehiinic checlt over your a covered dish supper. Plans for clude the following (p.258); "God AND LAUNDRY SERVICE MARKET September 12th, the Congregational the coming year will be discussed expresses In man the Infinite Idea NO DELAYS OR DHAPPOINTMENTS equipment and put it in safe, effi and Baptist churches will hold their forever developing Itself, broadening Complala Lho of Foiycy Grocer/el Ferraiola Cast Stone Products J. A. LONG Co. and any women of the Parish who 191 Mtin St. Pk'ono 4-O30S Eait IHnven cient sliajie is now, lioforc Ihe services each in Us own church. do not now belong lo the group and rising higher and higher from 308 Main St., Phono 4-1603, East Haven Manufacturers of Phono 4-0804 Gunnison MOMAUGUIN cold, dark days set in. would be most welcome as new „ boundless basis. Mind manifests CHIEF OF THE QUINNIPIACS 154 Dodge Ave, Eait Haven ST. MARY'S CHURCH Incinerators—Backyard Flro Places—Lawn and Garden Benches It is an axiom that a clean, members. Supper will be served at all that exists In the InHnltude of RUSSO'S RESTAURANT Rev. E. A. Cotter, Pastior Truth. We know no more of man's orderly home is a safer home. 6:30 o'clock. SPECIALIIING IN LUCAS STUDIO Cemetery Urns — Porch Boxes —, Bird Baths Rev. WUliam M. Wlbbey, Curate the true dlvliic Image and llkene.s.s, ... not when you're defend ITALIAN COOKING PORTRAITS — W.'cDDINGS Carnevale's Closets, basements and attics full Sunday Masses UNION CHURCH than we know of God " ing a damage suit. If it goci TOMATO PIES V/EDDING CANDIDS Concrete Blocks — Also Garden Ornamentation to your order. 7:00 - 8:00 -0:00 - 10:00 - 11:00 of old clotlics, magazines, furiii- against you, you may lose MODEL HOME Rev, J. Edward Newton, pastor SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Main and High Streets (second floor] Confessions Saturday Colonnade DERIVE DOWN AND SEE OUR PRODUCTS lure and other junk are a eon- 9:30 Worship Service several thousand dollars. l( 668 Main Sfreot Eait Havan EAST HAVEN MOMAUeUIN-ON-THE-SOUND The Kandy Korner 4:00-6:00 — 7:30-8:30 BEECHER and ANSONIA ROAD, WOODBRIDGE stunt attraction to fire, fiive Sermon by pastor 47 Prospect PI. Extension East Havon you gain the verdict, there'll 4:00 Hymn Sing Herman J. Dining at its Best 325 Main Street Tel. 4-0117 East Havon, Conn. your discards away to some char- t'ABOR EVANGEI.ICAL LDTHEKAN still be fees and defense S Informal everyone welcome CENTRAL PAINTING Parties, Banquets Corner Elm Street liable organization which can CHURCH Zahnleiter costs to pay. Damage Suit Take Fountain St. Long Hill to SHOE REBUILDING CO. PAPERHANGING make good u.se of them—and The Rev. Emil G. Swanson, Pastor Insurance will relieve you Frco Bitimatnt — Roasonabh Pricct SERVING THE FIRST CONGREGA'nONAL INDIAN NECK. BRANFORD, CONN. JOHN PANICO, PROP. tel. 730 70 Hopson Avenue of this load. Bcochcr Road, Woodbridgo . . Cdtl A-IU9 or BrAiifora 1576-12 cliniiuatn another major fire haz- CHURCH Aulhoritod representative Work Called^ For and Detiverod Hunt Suppers Saturday - Monday - September 4-6 in iivflntng SEWING MACHINES Delicious Sundaes Skillfully Prepared • ard at the siinie lime. Dr. Oscar D. Maurer Week Days r kSpecialithg in Invisible Half So/ui EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT Hartford District Luther League for- the CARL CARBONE SOLD • ELECTRIFIED • PURCHASED • REPAIRED 11:00 Morning Worship .t-^f- L^-1366 Eait Haven $1,50 per person to Soothe the Appetite During These lu a phrase—^prevent tomor 3-day. Convention In Stamford AUTOMOBILE LEGAL James P. Kavmaugh 169 North hligh Street Eait Haven AGENT FOR Sat. & Sun. . ALL YOU CAN EAT row's fire today. wllh St. John's Church as hosts. ASSOCIATION INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE THE NEW HOME - DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES Hot Sticky Days CHURCH OF CURIS'r, jitbWER Co. t ——______^—^—_^_ 15th Sunday after Trinity, Sept. 5 A. L. A. 69 Ivy Stf, Phone 301, Branford Some lay fha old Saciiam Momau FEATURING (La.st Sunday on summer schedule) CONGREGA-nONAL, .^RED F. HOLCOMBE guln prolldet !ri spirit during the In this Disfricf Last Wednesday a swimming 9:15 Children's Worship STONY CREER "^GENERAL INSURANCE Tliunday nigiit Hunt Suppers^ Vincent Federico Fresh Made Lemon Fee with that CALL BRANFORD 875-3 fltprtttntlnji August 2%g gratified tiiat hii datire to be ro- meet was held at the Pine Orchard Sermonette: "The Busy Ant" Rev. Ennest Giiorge SpJnhey, Pa.itor dent - Liability - Firs AT NASH INC. mmti m\m\ ut mimii courm membared has' reached over 300 "Hit The Spof Flavor Club pool between children ot 1();00 Morning Worship I 8:30 and 11:00 Sunday services for Information niltloM, C'lxicljctl fhono 4-1373 years. Home 4-2304 — Business 4-2530 Lamphler's Cove and those of-Pine I Sermon: "Where Your Treasure Is' Sermon: Finding something to''live A PERSONAL IHT£nyitW. WITHOUT East Haven 301 Main Street East Haven 5c per scoop 35c per pint fr-h OBLIGATION. M>\y flf AHRANGFO For Reservations—Phone 4-4286 'Orchard. Tlic Cove won 4-1-tO, Wednesday, Sepl, 8

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Tliursday. September 2, 1045 Tliiiraflav^ jcptcnilicr 2, 13^0 THE BltANFOiin REVtEW'. EAST HAVEN NEW8 fBJg.yiT*. PftgB Fdnr THE BRANFORD ll^VlfiV/ • IIABT HAVKN HKWB SREAKS HERE lApplications Can gloh Xlt with hondnuarlcrs al Loa rector ot Cninplnn and Adllvlllcs BIG TIME PLANNED TRY P rtnram Ihome of licr parenLs, Mr. and Mr.s. Angeles, calif, and In 1044 wtis ntimcd lo hia prt- Health Association Railroader Learns Railroading I .D. A-ray rrOgram l^ ^^ umv of Ivcr Avenue, Before BY AMERIGO CLUB SHORT BEACH Garden Notes Be Made Now For Announccmonl ot Clark's np» ncnt post ns Regional Seoul tixo- polntinoht wn.i made recently by Sef For Sept. 24-27jarrivmg here ,she visited friends in Lcona Pelcrson outlve at 81. Pftut, Minn, with su Will Meet Sept. 13 . The En-sl Havon Amerigo Club Is Robert S. JUrtd of Now llnven, , International Falls, Minnesota and YUCCA Lapel Buf+ons pervision of Scouting In Mliino- making extensive plans for a two Conn., Clialnnnn of Region I Exe Tile rtBUlat moetlng o fthe Public Ml.ss Florence Parker, school at Marinette, Wisconsin, making Seeing them lirst by full moon- jday'.s celebration on Saturday and,| 8T. ELIZABETH'S R, C. CHURCH Junior Order of U. A, M. and Relief Widows and parents ot members cutive Committee. Mr. Clark, fa soln, Norili Dakota, South Ditkota Health Kurslng Association of.East nurse announces the scheduling of^nost of the trip by Navy and liglit,. Sunday, Sept. 11 and 12, at their The Rev. John K.'O'DonncU Lodge No. 86, I. O. O. F. and a 0 Itlie armed forces ot tlic United miliarly known as "Hap," has lind and parLi pr Montana and Wlsobrt-' Havoh •ftriU bo hold on Monday the annual T. B. X-ray program, I American Airlines planes. She has Tall as tapers and wacy white, club house and gounds in Heming Daily Mass 7:30 o'clock cliarler member of Short Beach Slates, who lost their lives In tjio a long and distinguished career in sin. He Served in the 0. S. Mnrlnos bvenlng, September 13 at the homo m% for the .school yeaj 1948-40, to be'been in the Navy Reserves for three Men of the cross men of the sword armed services ot the Onilod States way Avenue. , Sunday Mas.ses Union Church. Scouting. A native ot Port Huroii,lln World \Vm' I nnti lost (i son ill of Mrs. Erie Dohna, 53 High Street. licid September 24 and 27. This pro years and In July was sworn In to Called them llie "Candles of the during World War li, may secure llncre will bo sports of many kinds 8:30 9:30 10:30 Mich., he started as Field Exceu Word War H. As .this'Is the rirat meeting ot the gram Is open to all • East Haven the regular Navy for two years. Mr. Burnham lived here several Lord." applications for Oold Stiir Lnpd Including an • end-of-thc-seosoii Saturday Confessions 3:00 and 7:30 live at Detroit in 1021, inter serving He lakes over his new duties on tall and printer season, aU board teaching staff, school personned, years and has a great many friends Conqulstadorca, helmoted, booted. Buttons at the local U. S.Army and Bocchi Match between the young PRK-SCIIOOI, 'I'llAINING ns Seoul Executive at Appleton, Scptembei' 15 and will head up ll>o members arc asked to bo present. High school students and anyone In In Short Beach . " DrcaminB of golden cities, looted, U. S. Air Force UccrultlnB Station men and old-timers. There Is mucli The recent war, when many UNION CHURCH Wise, from W21, And Grand Ra 40 Boy Scout Councils of tho Six Members arc also asked to note Ihc community who wi.shcs lo be , FOXON CONQREOA'nONAL And brown-robed padres, sandal- 67 College Slrcel, New Havon, Conn. excitement and Interest In this mother,'! were employed, emphasized Rev. J. Edward Newton, pastor pids, Ich. from 1034. New England States with a mom- the chahgc In date, piado necessary X-rayed, Rev. Virgil Wolfenberg James White of Main Street Is show. forthcoming contest, In which each the Inporlanco of good nursery 0:30 Worship Service Capl. Mazzoln, Rctg Ottlccr stat borshlp ot nearly 140,000 SdoUliJ because of the holiday falling on 10:00 A. M. Church School expected home from St. RayJhaeis Counting the souls lliey would In 1041 Clark was appointed In group is out to prove its mastery schools, although the^had existed Miss Parker Inaugurated the pro Sermon by pastor ed that the law providoslhal' one and Lenders. the first Monday of the month, 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship Hcspllal today. the Nnllonnl Slnff ns As.slatant D\- ot the great old Italian'game, which for many' yca'r.s. There Is still no gram in 1044 under the .sponsorship 4:00 Hymn, Sing bring lo God, Gold Star Lapel Button wlllbe tm- which Is usually the regular mccliing Mrs. Thomas Kehlenback of has so many fans here. lessening of the nocd for .luch of the local Xmas Seal Fund Com Informal everyone welcome Seeing them first when the moon nishcd, without cost, to llicwidow Hlght. • Taylor Place ceiebralcd her birth Thoi-e will be a iiot dog and corn Schools. mittee, who financed the bringing Leader of hymn sing was high and to each of tlio parents. , ot the Powers X-ray Company to day August 24. rbast on the open tilr flro place as a •' A nursery schflol Is a day school for William R. Burns Mrs. Arthur HItchcocit And hills rose tall on a western The term "widow," ho added, in Eiust Haven every year. Last year, I Jean Peck Is In SI. Raphaels .sky, cludes widower; the term "parents" THANK YOU AM, feature of the celebration and trc- the dovclopmcnt of children too "Failh" Hospital recovering from a recent young to go to klrtdorgarlcn. Essen through the combined efforts of the Stood by the trail, thcri faces includes mother, father, stepmother, ',Ji»-. Acknowledgement is made of pay freshmonts will bo enjoyed through And Sons operation. tially it does not differ from a kin Fund Committee, the E. H. Public', aglow, Police Conunlssloner Edward J. slcpfahter, mother through adop- ments ftom the following subscrib out. EDWARD S. TIURNHABI Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kolsey dergarten because parents, nursery Health Nursing A.ssoclation and' Licensed Lon(t miles between them, loni! Hickey was the principal .speaker tlon,and father through adoption. ers: Pi'od Bowdcii, James SavlUe, Ail members and their wives and The funeral of Edward S. Burn- moved this week from Main Street .sphool -and kindergarten tcacher.s MI.SS Parker, the program of the \ miles to go, ' al an organizational meeting ot Applications for aold Star Lnpcl Mrs. 0, A. Robinson, A. Rollo, Lois friends are cordially Invited to at PLUMBING & HEATING ham of 37 Wlllard Street New Ha Granite Bay to Yale Court. alike strive for the children' growth N, II. Dept. of Health, Bureau ot | With mountains lo climb and can the Branford Republican Club last Buttons may ai.so be made next ot Malllnson,. E, H. Stccgo, Frank tend by the committee which Is ven was held Monday afternoon and health, Intollectuttl develop Tuberculosis was adopted, cuttingj CONTRACTORS Mr, and Mrs. Kennetli Franklsh yons to ford, Tliin-sdny evening in the cl\ibrooms kin. The term "next of kin" in- Stoddard, II. A. Doiiiiiv, F. J. Blako- headed by Frank Mcoli aisslsted by from the parlors of Beecher & Ben ment, and the formation of wholc- the cost to a minimum and making, are now established in their new And called them Ihe "Candles ot on Main Street. includes only cliildren, brothers, SEPTIC TANIC m&ti, H. B. Dunlap, ftod E, Shlppeo, Anthony Pnrlsl. I'OR I'AST MAVEN nett. Interment was in the Maple .somo altitudes and the ability lo it a year-round community-wide home on Clark Ave. the Lord." The state police chief made a sistei's, half brothers, and halt E, V; Dowman, Mrs. Herbert E. Coe, Cemetery at Berlin. Mr. Burnham gel along with other people. service. AND NEW MAVEN, Miss Lois Battle of New York is Elizabeth E. Long deep impression with Ills address sisters; and the lerm "children" in Charlcb A, CapoUa, Ocorgo Coates, IJIJKAIIY IIOUIIS died Friday morning of a heart ail C. E. Smith (Icfll, New Haven Railroad official and member of tne GUTTERS • LEADERS spending - a week or Iwo with DalTodlls have not been standing on law enforcement and kept the cludes stepchildren and children d. E. OOUld, r. J, Pommer, A. W.Th e library will be closed Satur In nursery school children are Slate Development Commission's Eastern States Exposition com ment, following an illness of several GRACE Rinaiill ON LEAVE Dortliea Kehlenback of Taylor still! But in case you have during open house meeting in, susijonse as through adoption. . Slsson, Frod Larry, I^rs. Robert day, Sept. 4lh. After Labor Day the taught simple things, such ns mittee, Rets some pointers on running a toy railroad from Af.ar8liall JOBBING months. He was born July 28, 1800, Place. manipulation of objects to become C. Frlslile, chief engineer, A. C. Gilbert Co.. wliicii will demon.strale Grace K. Miller A,D. 2-c who Is the fast few years, now Is line he revealed methods ot crime de Gold Star Lapol Buttons will be Sohroedor, Pequot Tribe, Carl Olson, winter schedule 'will be resumed Boston Post Road Branford in East Berlin, the son of Edwin H. Mr. and Mrs. Nathanlal Haw tection and prevention. familiar with their properties, the IrainK and other mectiancal toy.s In ilie Connccllcul Bulidinff at .stationed at the Pensacola Air Base, and Ann Dowd Burnham and spent time lo buy a few of the finer var turnlshed those In the "next ot kin" li. H. Dube, Edwin E. Johnson, Mrs, 1:00-8:30 Monday through Friday: tlie Exposition in West Springfield, Sept. 19-25. Telephone 1057 thorne arc parents of a baby girl Hickey, conunands national at learning, for example, the hard Florida, Is on 22 days leave at the most of his life in Connecticut as ieties that are no longer iilRli in category upon lh'6 payment of an Oairmel Oranata, '' , 1:00-0:00 Saturday.: born Tuesday. Mrs. Hawthorne was tention among police departments ness of wood, the range of colors farmer and mechanic, except for price. Here are some that are es amount (Approximately $1.D0) suf- the former Audrey. Swanson. tor his work In reducing highway In palnls, and the feel and shap several years when he was In charge pecially appealing. With few ex liclent to cover the cost ot manulac- Accoiinlants Announce Larry Ramble of Riverside cele accidents as well as solving the ing of clay. Most Kindergarten ot the Green Brook section of the ceptions they can now be had al ture and distribution. CALL brated his birthday on August 25. more baniing crimes. clilldreii have finished cxperlment- Palisades Interstate Park at Alpine, from $1.50 tod $4.00 a dozen. A Further intoi'inallbn is available READY TO.GREET MY Speakers For Season Mr. and Mrs, Chris Benhelt of IngwIUi these .substances and are " Friends Of N. Y. He was married April 10, 1884 few are: Giant Trumpets, "Ada Refreshments were served fol at the New Haven IlecrulllnK Robert E. I,;ovott, Director ot Pro Long Island and children Christe utlMzlng them to carry out pur- WNHC WNHC-FM to Anna Field Wilcox, who died May FIncli", a white trumpet, well pro lowing the gathering. Station 07 College Street. grams for the New Haven Chapter and Mary Lin have returned home EAST HAVEN and BRANFORD l>oses. 4, 1926. He Is survived by two daugh portioned and extremely vigorous of the National A.ssocJatlon of Cost Music " Group after spending two months with 1340 Kc. 99.1 Mc. ters, Anna Ethel Burnham wltli in growth, flowers very early. Paints, clay, blocks, or other ma Accountants has announced the Mrs. Thomas Kehlenback. terials arc used lo encourage»thq whom he made his home and LIUIe "Bershetaa". one of the World's FRIENDS AT program for-j the coming sca.son. Bob Jackson who Is in the .service Fretwell Name's criitlvo Instinct In the child and Starts Sept i 13 . B. Warner, and a son, Clifford W. most famous daffodils, a white Driscoll Tells Meetings whifh are held at the YOUR SPORTS STATIONS has been transfea-red from North SEPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOL SERVICE aviikl boredom. The child Is taught Burnham. A daughler, Mabel B. trumpet (ei'eamy yellow when Clark Executive Seven Gables Jowne House are open Carolina to Alabama. • MANUFACTUDEKS AND INSTAlltm Ot VAMOUt, NAIIOFJAllY KNOWN ID develop,altitudes toward his own Ml.ss Hlldur Sven.son, president of Sawyer died In 1934, and a son, first opening ( very vigorous, splen Of Difficulties to meiTibers and guests, i "NUITONI" HE.INrOKCIO lirtIC TANKJ. Mrs. James Sullivan of Hamden did in the border, one of the best Of Scouts Here body and Its riincllon.s. Tlius, when the "Friends of Music", announces Frank E. Burnham, died in Infancy, • UNDIVIDID •ItPONtllllltY tOU ClllOM, MANUrACTUHI, lltlAllAtlOM I Tlie Royal Palm llie program will be as follows: Mr. Burnham was a member of the former resident ot Berger Street for exhibition. llic nursery .school- child advances that the fall and whiter soa,son of ^ND tE*VICI . . . IPCIUV tlUCKI (T«Upli>n> aiiulrpc^l Scptembor 14, Lee E. Pennington, visited with Mrs. Lester Corning In Post Service Dr. Elbert IcTrctweil, Chief lo kindergarten or to the first Wcstvllle Congregallonal Church, "Mrs: John Bodgcr", semi-dwarf • tliailTIIltD lANITAKY (IJOIHEIII. tONDED MICHANICl, rOWN MlAr. Inspector, Federal Bureau of Inth e organization will begin on Mon Jiraves-Red Sox Games yesterday. Scout Executive of the Boy Scouts grade, an excellent foundation has wltli medium sized, nicely propor The advent of .speedier nationwide MENT. *] YEAm IXPIIIENCI. vestigation will .speak on "Investiga day evening, September 13. Full of America has appointed M, G. Restaurant been laid fir social adjustment and EVERY AFTERNOON UNTIL OCTOBER 3 tioned flowers, for the front of —worldwide air parcel post service tive Accounting". Clark of St. Paul, Minn, us Re mental development.. plans will be announced later the border and the rock garden. September 1 brings back to minds gional Scout Executive ot Now fACtOlY AND OfflCEJi lOO-lJO tOUtlVAin («» KImfc.rl,!, NIW MAVIMj B74-578 GRAND AVENUE, NEW HAVEN October 20, Alfred C. Neat, Vice Miss Svonson also announces the "La Vestale", ivory white' with of old-timers the introduction of A good nursery school affords England, succeeding Don W. Meyer President and Director of Research, cream yellow trumpet, ideal for .similar surface operations 35 years Copyrighted 1048 parents the opportunity to see their appointment of the following com who has ben transferred to Re- OHIOK and DIOK, Accordion Player and Guitar Federal Reserve Bank, Boston, will naturalizing in small groups In ago. It was in 1913, according lo •,ai«.»iju children In relation to other discuss the "Economic Outlook for mittees for the coming year Complete Sports Roundups sJ EVKRY SATURDAY NIGHT .shade. postma.stcr Joseph II. DrI.scoll of children, lo learn to understand New England". Program: Mrs. ,Iohn Sanford, them, and gain confidence In their "Daw-son City", golden yellow, Branford that parcel post first November 10, '1'. A. McMuUcn, Mi,ss Bern Ice Norton, Miss Beth 6:15 P.M. . 11:15 P.M. made Its appearance in the United AIR-CONDITIONED nnrinal reactions and In their own Taylor, Advisers to "Junior Friends widely flanged trumpet, good exhi ability lo guide their developments. Plant Accountiini of the linginecr- bition variety. "AerollteJ', quite States. FOR YOUR COMFORT AND PLEASURE Ing Products Department ot R, C. A. of Music" Mrs. Scolt Watrous, Mrs. In the standards ot caring for the Ernest Peebles, Mrs. P. E, Cramp- early and long lasting. Perianth The service at that time was es- young so the goiicratlon of theVictor , will sppak on "Control ot deep prlmro.se" with golden yellow ita'biishod primarily lo aid farmers Italian and American Speciallies Direct and Indirect CosLs". ton, Hospitallly: Mrs, George Mun- lulure may be well adjjusled au son, Mrs. James Hopson,, Miss COMING! A&P LIQUOR STORES V;iLL BE CLOSED trumpet. ! and hamlets, located off the beaten December 14, Maurice E. Peloubet, • fl thorities In health, education, and Margaret Tucker. Efficiency: .Miss In comparabllis. In this group paths, In expediting their products Excellent Cuisine and Service Partner, Pogson, Peloubet and welfare must Join hands. This trio Ruth Youngerman, Miss Zlta Matt great progress has been made In to market and, in turn, receiving Company, New York C. P. A, firm ALL DAY LABOR DAY, SEPT. 6 of good living forms the essentials hews. Publicity: Miss Zlta Matt Plaij-by-I'lay Broadcasts developing new flower farms, and sorely needed goods from larger Ideal Facilities for lianqactH will speak on , "Preparation and lo develop strong bodlcp and able hews. more striking color combinations. cities. However, mail order hou.ses Pricing of Inventories". minds. "John Evelyn", 4.to 5 Inch pure and other eslabllshmcnts were quick FRED TOME! January 25, Paul D. Seghers,- These committees have been to realize its value. named since the last meeting ot the Yale Football Games white flowers, with densely frilled Parlner, Paul D, Seghors and Transportation facilities In those group which was In Juno. lemon yellow cups; free flowering, BIRTH OF A SON Coinpany, C. P.'A. firm ot New York days were still slow -and tedious. All interested persons are cordially 35 PROOI 5lh one ot the best to buy. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Sutton Oily, will dtscUSs: "Effect of 1048 HALf GAL: BOT. Motor-driven vehicles were few and Invited lo bedomc active members of POLO CLUB GIN 5.95 2;49 "Carieton", clear sulphur yellow ot Diirtle.svllle, Okla., announce the Changes Ac'ceptcii in Federal Tax 90 PROO. 5lh the- roads which they traversed wore "Friends of Music". An Interest in with frilled .short trumpet, strong birth of a son on August 20. Mrs. Regulations on Individuals and RED CROWN GIN HALF GAL.. 5.99 BOT. 2.59 grower. frequently Impassable. Too, trains and appreciation of good music are AT EAST HAVEN DEPX STORE 90 PROOl Sutlon, the former Patricia Sara- Buslnesfies", ,' 5lh "Fortune", Giant "Income", were giving off more sparks and the only qualifications necessary ROBIN HOOD GIN HALf GAL. BOT. STOP! LOOK! SHOP! SAVE! solin ot -43 Sidney Street, daughter February 24,'' August A. DeBard, 5.99 2.59 with deeply frilled crown, light smoke than .speed. There were no Jr. of the New Haven Y. M, C,A . for admittance A friendly welcome 5lb of Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Sarasohn. PBOOf BOT. orange against the cream yellow commercial planes In these days, Junior College, will lead a panel dls- Is extended lo all. FLEISCHMANN GIN 3.18 AT Mr, Sarasohn has Just returned BACK-TO-SCHOOL 5ih perianth. A show favorite. either, and only the foolhardy home with his grand-daughter, eussloii on "Promotion of Closer Rc- HlRAlVi WALKER 30I BOT. 3.12 "Dick Wellband", one of theivisloned the rapid approach of this .ludy, after a brief visit with his latlonshli) Between Industrial Ac TOGS 5* most dramatic of all daffodils, a|Alr Age. diuighlcr, countant and Industrial Engineer". GILBEY GIN 90 PROOF BOT. 3.15 flame-orange cup against a pure Then it took days to transport March 22, William E. Peiu-y, Assis, List Of Fairs WHETHER IT BE FOR KINDERGARTEN - PRIMARY parcel post packages across the Corner Drive In tant Treasurer (and Comptroller of (ôddjailA. white perianth. tall. country. Some parcels were forced 01-D STONE CHURCH the Scranton • Lace Company dt "Golden Pede.'slal", extra In Connecticut OR HIGH SCHOOL clear golden yellow. to go by virtually every movable CORNER MAIN ST. and FORBES PLACE Rev. Duanc Hatfield, raster Scranton, Penh., will speak on AUSTIN NICHOLS T.ri,','^ BOT. 2.75 conveyance before they reached Organist, Ml.s.s Dorothy Evarls "Management's U.se of Distribution "Scarlet Elegance", brillant red EAST HAVEN FOR THE GIRL crown and clear deep yellow peri their destination — partlcuariy to Bnllsl, Mrs, Marshall Bcobe Costs". - [ During 1948 HIRAM WALKER MARTINI foT 2.89 the more remote sectors. Labor Sunday, September 5 DRESSES — SLIPS anth. April W, Leo Chcrne, nationally | 1 ''Asmode", white, yellow cup From that mode.st beginning, !);'iri Wowihlp Service, Sermon known Economist and Exeeiillvo September UmpoAhd. Sjîck. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables PANTIES — BLOUSES I with orange margin. parcel post has grown to become an "Straw To Make Bricks" Secretary ot the Research In,stltulc 4 —Itartrocd County 4-II (Avon) SWEATERS j "Francesca Drake", pure white integral cog In the far-flung Ameri Sunday School In the Old Stone of Amorlcu, Iiic, New York City, will 4 _ New Loudon County 4-H THISTLE 86 8 PROOf ST. 4.00 Received Daily petals with flaring cup, , golden can postal operations. Its annual Th is is the way to do your ironing Church will" re-open on Sunday, speak on "Controiling Costs In a (N, Stonlngton) 84 P?.OOF 1^ 4.29 yellow at base, shading to' flame'poundage, keeping hep with the September 19, al 0:45 A. M. Changing Economy." - 4 „ Tolland County 4-H VISIT OUR MALCOLM STUART (Vernon orange at the edge. jprogress ot transportation. has May 24, A panel discussion under 86 PROOF , 5 — Woodstock (South Wood SOX BAR RODERICK DHU B^V 4.29 Leeds!, Mrs. R, O. Backhouse,;soared from a few million to billions t;i!ANI)AEl, Tt) ENTER the leadership of Frederick F. Hol- famous pink datTodiis, jof pound.? ot assorted commodities lowbush, Past Pl-esldent ot the Now stock! : choose From the Largest UEN CRINNAN 86 PROOF ^. 4.29 —COMFORTABL Y SEA TED! YMCA .lUNIOR COI.MCGE B — Oo.ssen "Dai-sy Schaefter" pure white, Stfll determined to employ the .Inlui H. Cranclall,. of 211 Foxon Haven Chapter. Selection In This Vicinity fastest means of transporation to - Hnddam Neck JOHN BEGG 86 PROOF s^^T. 4.49 deep primrose yellow, fluted cup. Also on the Annual Program are move the mails, the Post Office De ffl•'-^ i Uoacl, ha.s been accepted to begin - 12 — North Haven "E. H. W.ilson". pure white peri • 1.J listed two Plant Visitations, On partment will add the link necessary ' ^ 9 his .studios at the New Havon YMCA - Walllngford Granlc FOR LONG AND anth, crown light yellow fading to Junior College, an Independent com October lOlh the Chapter will visit iivory. j to give the United States the world's the Wlnmhestcr Repeating Arms - Wapping HARD WEAR 6 YEARS OLD 5ih o on at your SIMPLEX ELECTRIC IRONIR munity college operating In Yale I Jonquil hybrids, pure yellow.; most highly specialized doorstep de Company and on March 29th a visit _ 12 — Bethlehem COAST-TO-COAST 84 PROOF BOT. O.diJ University. 5 YEARS OLD "Golden Sceptre", Golden Per-; livery service with the launching ot will lie made to the Seamless Rubber -'19 — Brooklyn Crandall will begin classes with SUNDIAL CHATEAU IMPERIAL 84 PROOF teclion. Orange Queen and I-ady:the new national wide—worldwide Compan.'/ plant. - 18 — Berlin Grange B^ST. 3.49 post, said Postmaster ' i' • the tail semester, which starts Se^)- .Hillingdon. Lanarth. General Per air parcel ?î^- 1H.i'^'^t•jff M ' 17 - 18 — Merlden Grange Here are some of t.he many advanfages In ironing v/ith a A ./ T tember 27. Applications for admit 18 -— Echo Grange (Mansflcldl SHOES (RjULMA. shing, Trevithian. Driscoll. K»'>» tance will be accepted through WOMAN'S AID OPliNS 18 — Future Farmers' (Madison) V/HITE OR GOLD Poetaz, bunch flowered. "Glori' 1-1 4 19 FOR THE BOY OR GIRL 86 PROOF BÔT 2.49 kicking for SimpleK. All fiio v/ork is done v/hile you ore comfortably iSoplinnber 7. SEASDN ON SEl'T, 0 24 - 25.— Durham , ZONGA RUM ous Cheerfulness and Daphne" are do most of the place K}} m i good, and no garden should be Coach Denny Myers charges, he *t * *i <9 The regular monthly meeting . of •20 — Guilford 86 PROOF BOT 2.69 seated. There is no physical effort on your part other than i "^X M H iflR PARK ROAI) BIDS WRIGHT'S RUM said on Wednesday. H1 *9*«K the Wonian's Aid Society of the Old |29 Union Agricultural (Somers) NEW ENGLAND RUM ; without a few of these varieties. hi 1 Bids are being received by thStone e Church will be held in the 30 - Oct. 3 — Stafford (Stafford RUBBER FOOTWEAR OLD SPAR BOT. 2.33 The Branford Garden Club will' simply guiding the pieces. You can finish the Ironing in U-»j^^ «1 Park Commission for the construc Parlsii House on Thursday Sept. 9, Springs) I meet on Friday, September 3, at 3i tion of a roadway around the east TO KEEP THEIR FEET DRY Behind one-third the time hand-ironing requires. Everything can • S'}i^ OPEN :J church are cordially invited and UNDERWEAR — POLOS I Ilila product 6 ypars old MAKE THIS A PICNIC WEEKEND WITH ' ' house, and the, erection of thenow urged lo bo present, and start the Mr. and Mrs.'Louis E, Richetclll Edward Petela, Branford full-' W'. [g'^g1 l flro fence is golhg t orward this : back,- reported to the Boston Col- j Ls.'.'4 1 IJiuslasm of 57 Morris Cove Road, announcoJ SWEATERS — JACKETS STRATHMORE CLUB 86 nOOi 80T. week. Tlie Park Board has recently season with and ' lege pre-season drills in the Hub \ Come in and learn v/hy no home laundry h ^1 Watermelon Sandwich Rolls operation. the birth of a daughter, Barbara SAFETY RAINCOATS Whifrkl'-i' tfi this product C year» oM cleaned up the Street Park property Jean, in Grace Hospital. Mrs. ' City on Tuesday afternoon and \ Corn Cott's Asst. Beverages in Hotchkiss Roadj'and some filling, Rlchitcill is the former, Barbarii SUNNY RIDGE "''L°8^S''°'^ ^k ' participated in the first workouts \ complete v/ithout an electric ironor. Learn Canteloupes Zarex Fruit Mix grading and planting is planned DAY AT 'ini! SHORE Stoddard, daughler of Mr. and Mr.s. OFFICIAL • Wlii^'Ki''!' ill Itils iiro'l'jct ft year-! oM on Wednesday of this week- The'' thtere. BOURBON WHISKEY V^ local lad who is being hailed as a: also hov/ easy you can buy one and hov/ it .>/• Grapes Tuna Fish The Town Hall family including Frank Stoddard of North High GYM SUITS GREEN VALLEY 90.4 Pf.OO- .SOI. Honeydews Crab Meat the officials anff'employes of theStreet . tfl of Rtnilyht WhiPkiP3 second Mike Halovak, has been \ "t/ pays for itself in saving 'timo, energy and SNEAKERS ; tentatively placed on the third ele- j Peaches ' , . Ice Cream various town , jjjepartments and American Storm Window offices, fled fronftthe heat Saturday FOR THE SCHENLEY RESERVE 36 PROOF ' ven because of his inexperience.' ~1^ health. Pears Assorted Cookies, Candies • • Co. of Connqcticut to the very wel^me shore breezes ST. VINCENT UK PAUL'S The former high school star will; Masses will bo hem Sunday b HIGH SCHOOLERS =6 PROOF Lettuce Marshmallows Combination S|Orni Windows and at the hbine ot-^'BuiidlnK Inspector GOLDEN WEDDING St. Vincent Do Paul's Parish t Tomatoes Charcoal Screens made from California Frank H, Redtiqld In Guilford. A Mrs. Roijert Thompson and i follows: Buy with Confidence from our Hotdog Rolls Red Wood nice time was enjoyed by all. "iCL (.Uiu littR m AU ON HAND AT ALL TIMES daughter of Bristol Street are ex-; «^*''> TAYLOR AVENUE CHURCH large sfiock of Nationally .oected home over the week end: BAItLEV A.NO BUTTKIl 459 Main SI. 4-5081 Eail Havin • Known Merchandise ^pmplete Line of Frozen Foods 7:00 -.8:00 - 0:00 and 11:00 A. M. after .staying In Sutton, Vermont for ; .Mirin<^âta ipa'l,^ the tounlry in the CHRIST EPISCOPAL CIIUUCH MAIN STREET CHURCH :the summer. I production of barley and buttRr. It THE CoHHEcy\c\j\ ^J\GHI pPSmn Co, is second (or oa'-s and rye. It har Now is the time to start your Rev. Alfred Clark, Pastor 7:30 - 8:30 - and 10:00 A. M. i Philip Mason and Craig Johnson ^ PHONE 4-4508 Sunday September 5 vests VJO r.-lllion bushcla of corn and LEWIS^ 216 a Main Street •are spending a week at Cape Cod. IS.SIS.OW bushel! or wheat eacli (all. Knitting for Christmas 8:00 Holy Communion Mr. and Mrs. George Auger and for a lont; while it was Icnrjwn aa the A ButiiHtt-Mmt*i*i, Xs*-T*ymi Ctmptnf fcDRIVE IN YOUR "bread basitet" of the nation. All 11:00 Holy Communion .Sermon cnuRcn OF OUR LADY . EAST HAVEN DEP'T STORE children Larry and Sherry are Alomaug'uin Braiicii, 101 Dewey Ave. that meanj! constant additions to the IHE BEST" , EDITH'S YARN SHOP OF PGRITEI. FOXON PARK visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Eldrcd Nation's resources guaranteeinjf Ucv. Alfred,Clark, Pastor 317 MAIN STREET (COR. ELM) EAST HAVEN rOUr Bonds. V. -S. /r«l.,r; Dlftrl^,,! w 74 Hemingway Avo. 4-2395 Eaif Havon Rev. Raymond A. Mulcahy, Pastor WSSSSsSM ;of Taylor Place. 9:30 Holy Communion. Sermon Sunday Masses. 8 and 10:30 A. M.

1-: ' I - ''\'. •V1'-T^•«^y™'*•»-r^^?^ 'f' Pngt) Sovon Tliui'sday, actitcmlwr 2, 10*8 Tlmrstlay, September 2, 1048 THE BRANFORD REVIEW - EAST HAVEN NEWS ,' • TtIK BRANl'ORD REVIEW >. EAST IIAVKN MKWH Gharles Anderson Grade Schools: Mario Docrlng, ,bcl Laiigdale, Warner Mason. George , Behind Iwcstflold Teachcr.s' college; Jean Mi.schler, Virginia Moessmang. Mao Dies in New H^ven 1 ROBERT NYHOLT ISiihPrinte^nrlphVJ V^ I I I t I Icrcup^^ U V^ N^ »c CLASSIFIED NORTH BRANFORD WINS RIBBONS puperinrendent Jssues 1 Lyons, Albion College; Virginia Murphy, Maple Pcrclval, Florence * Your Bonds' Miss Marion A. Klockers Blascak, Westlleld State Teachcr.s' Funeral services for Charles E. Qulnn, Raymond Schlmmcl, Bar Usi the MlQht of Amorlca School Calender Year College; Janice McComber, Perry bara Scavcy, Warren 'Sampson, AiidersPn, 03, late of 303 Malh Kindergarten School; Claire Con ADS services in the local churches on Street, were held • from the • W, S, To Be Wed Saturday AT 4.H FAIR After starting again On the 19th, R\ith Frlschkorn, Agostlno Ro.ssel- Sunday will Include; Raymond E. Plnkham, superin nolly, Westfleld Teachers College; I Clancy Memorial Home last Satur there will be no more vacation u'. Classified ad rates! SI. Ausustinc's K. C. Church To EL Bartholomew Jr. Bobby Nyhioil, son ot Mr. and Mr.-i Ann Hopper, New Haven Teachers' Marion Bell day at 2 P. M. Tho Rev. Emll A. tendent ot schools, this week an- breaks until the one day, traditional College; Janice Early, Perry Kin Also Prlscilla BIgclow, , Clara Rev. John J. McCarthy, pastor Swanson, pastor of Ih^ 1'nbor IJohn Nyholt ot the Quecch district,, uoiiege Janice caiiy, i-uny r....- •- - „.c,rf„,. uoirn Pur- • 50c per ln.sortlon ot twenty the 1048 -1010 .school Memorial Day holiday. • B5"anlc Frawley organist and choir Luthfcran cliur'cli ottiiSlatoa. Buiial MWis Mnrlon Auuiista Klockers, ot three blue ribbons at the recent j""™"^ dorgarton; Roberta Smith. .Porry Lohnert Mary OBrlen, Helen Pu^ five words or less. Sings Friday New Haven County, tour-H Fair, jcalender which will Include 182 day.s School win close for pupils on cell, Mary "flsko, Ruth Wyman, director. was in the Habor LMthorun Ccme- 1 Tcrliune Avenue, daughter ol* Mr iMiss Evelyn Hall Kindergarten; Eleanor Ehlcrt, Now jJune 13th. Teachers will .serve their Rose Donadio, Helen Zacker, Inge- For ad over twcnty-flvo wordsi. Masses 7:00 - 9:15 - 10:15 tnry. and Mrs, Ernest Edwin Klockars held In Orange. Connc'ctlcut. Two (for pupils and 186 for teachers. Haven Teachcr.s' College; and Mary lla.st day on June 15th. borg Hajldcn, Alice Mellon. Mary 10c for each added five words, Mass. 8:00 Northtord Congrega At Playhouse will be married to Mr. Ernest Lc Roy Becomes Bride Of prizes were won with his prize Hoi Isosslons are .slated to' begin on Jenkins, Perry Kindergarten. Mr. Anderson, a resident of Bran It .should bo borne In mind that Dow, Helen Harnden, Rita Miller, tional Church BaHholomow, Jr., son ot Mr. and istclns and the third tor the excel Wednesday September 8, with the Those returning arc; Phocbj; Add twenty-five cents if ad Is tord for the past 57 years had been Mr. John Edwards all schools will run two sessions Zcnia Smolen.skl, Mary Pelela, Glamorous Marlon Bell, singing Mrs. Ernest LcKoy Bartholomew ot lent manner In vvhich ho showed teachers meeting at the high school Ahcrn, Barbara Barker, Jenlta to appear in bold fact, upper and Zion Episcopal Church employed by the Malleable Iron lovcry day In June except June 13, Katherine O'Brien,. Helen Rice. star of MOM'S Technicolor Zlcgfcld East Main Street on Saturday. them. Tom McCabe, also of this a day provlou.s at 0 A. M. at 11 A. Cronin, Lucille DcLuca, Ann Drlt- lower ca.se, Rev. Francis J. Smith, Rector, Fittings Company for the last 36 [when teachers will be on duty In sas, Martha Duddy, Irene Haglund, Teresa Garden, Mabel Shepard, H. Follies, who sang Ihe opera sequence years and was a member, of the Sept 4tli, at 3 P, M. in tlio First A lovely summer wedding was town, the sori of Mr, and Mrs.- John M. on the same day, principals will ADD IirTY CKNT.S IF AD IS Mrs. Paul R. Hawkins, organist hold teacher's meetings. Enrollment classrooms as outlined In Examina Ruth JclTcrson, Eunice Keycs, Ha-1 Louise Miller, and Eva Owens. in that filni with James Melton, will Milestone Club of that organization. Congrpgatlanal Church. The Rov. o'o.servcd In St. George's church In McCabc. ot Cherry Hill Road, won a TO AITEAK IN BOfD FACE Mrs. Edmund L. Stoddard Choir ' RANGES OK TIlMItKU"" Walker ot Long Island wlllpcrlorm Ouillord lust •Saturday when Mls.9 of new pupils will take place from tions schedule and closing school appear In person at the Clinton Isecond prize with his Ouorn.scy CAPS. director. Tliere are no known survivors. Tlmbor. domliuuit iloni in Orogou'fl the ceremony. Evelyn Hall, daughter ot Mrs, Agnes 1 until 3:30, also on the seventh. directions. Playhouse this weekend. MLss Bell, ituluiiti-ial llfo for docnrini;(iohl-Now Iliivcn unit, Cnznyovix. who world's InrgcDt nawinllla operate a\ groom, will servo as best ihan. * annual convention 13, Senior High Graduation. and choir director. Burna,' Bend and' Klamath Fulls. The bride wore white satin with IZth, MUBIC throughout the after Seven now teachers In the jun In first class condition? Our tuUy Star, the Broadway leading lady is started with llio conuiany as n clerk 38 years ago. had liondetl tlio At October Tea .Pshers will bo John Redman ot In November, T'hanksglvlng vaca-! BULLARD'S 11:00 Morning worship company's operations in llic Sprinpdelil-Now llavcn oren for tho Paper maklnR and furniture pllo up pearl crown and veil. She carried noon will be furnished by Barbar's ior-senior .school system and ten equipped service department will also Prima DOna ot the OiJcra le.'iourccs to inalcc your Bobda tho East Haven. .William MIsehlor and Hon will include the ZSth and 20lh 9:45 Sunday School nnat seven years while Macitonald. who Aral clerked for A&P in 1923, MI'S. Charlotte Miller of East Ha Iwhite rosebuds, Miss Mary E. Ed orchestra. now grade school Instructors will do this work promptly and effici Naclonal (Mexlcoi, Tlie SI. Louis lind been in chargo of Iho I'rovidonco unit since 1989. world's best InvcBlnienl.' Kenneth Nowlon, both ot Brantord, with a one session day scheduled ven announces that a Sunday after IJ. i'. 'IrVastKy Defatlmtnt wards, sister ot tho brltlo, wore light be introduced to Brantord pupli.s ently and turnlsli. without charge, and Wendell King, brother-in-law for the 24th. The Confraternity of the Rosary Opera Coni;:any, and the San Fran noon tea win be given October 17 blue chltfon with blue picture hat when school convenes on Wedncs- Open Thursday Till 9 P.M. loan machines. of the groom. , Pastor and Mrs. Emil G. Swanson Christmas vacation commencing will receive Holy Communion In a cisco Opera Company. The enchant FOOD NEWS FOR In Hotel Taft. The entire Republi land carried orange gladolas wit"!! jday, September 8. RELIANCE TYPEWRITER 00. ing movie star' was persuaded lo iiUCKlVi;s NOylfcte's iiABII' Following tho ewemony, a recep announce the birth of a daughter, |on December 24th and continuing body on next Sunday morning. CONN. CONSUMERS Needs Years can ticket has accepted invitations red rwebilds. Prlscilla Ann, in Grace Ho.spltal, until Jan. 3rd Is the only break They are: High School; Robert C. B. GUY, Mgr, Forty Hours Devotions are ebing come to Clinton by Gladys Swar- to be present. Ml.ss Clalro J. Paradls,' now Ulster tion will bo held In tho church Telephone 7-2738 Tho bride's sisters were btldcs- New Haven, Monday, August 30th.' Islated for the twelfth month. Brulotlo, New Haven Teacliers' Col Closed Every Monday planned by the pastor. Initial jjlans ti-iout and her Inisband Frank The peach crop is abundant-this The affair, sponsored by tho New Miiry Martin, daughter of Mr. nnd parlors tor relatives and friends. 109 Crown Street New Haven .malds wearing pink chltfon with January will have no lost days lege; Helen Eastwood, Simons Col for the annual baked ham supper Chapman. Featured on Marion Bell's year, the quality Is good, and the To Complete Haven County Republican Women's Mrs. Edward Paradls was among pink veil caught with pmK roses aim | [pink veil caught with pink roses and [and February sessions will bo con lege; John Lolko, Fltchburg Teach were also discussed at the meeting programme will be some numbers prices are lower, than they have Association Is expected to attract the four posliilants In tho Con- yellow nylon with yellow veil caught Denlson, Judy Blake, Joan Hallden, ers' College; Francos Gobbl. Uni ''^"••"Caroil LacCyT.nnriv, Dorothennrnj.hna Kehlenbach jStant until February 18th when the Open Other Days 9:30 to 5:45 BWIHEDIATE DELIVEKX: Iron Ena of the Confraternity of Wednesday from the famous "Brlgnroon" (of been In recent years, reports Mil Former Trip several hundred guests and will be grogntlon of the Sisters of Charity Miss Janet R. Hainre jwlth yellow and white da.sles versity of Mass.; Carol Hubachcck, mel Drainboard Sinks, and Lava- and Helen Meshalto. mld-wlnter vacation commences. evening. wlilcli she was the star) and" Street dred B. Smith, Consumer Educa open to the i)(ubllc who received novice's habits Will Pl'edpe Troth Tl. J bride's niece was a Junior New •york University; Mary Pcz, lories; Chrome Brass Toilet Ac recently, • A meeting ot the Mariners, Troop Ischoolwlll reconvene on tho 28th The local schools have been j-e- Scene". .Miss Bell will'wear a tew ot tion Specialist ot the Agrlcullunil When a pa.ssonger requires thirty- Members of the East Haven At Saturday Service jbrldesmaid wearing powder blue land will hold regular sessions until Now Britain Teachers' College; cessories; Copper Gutter and the gorgeous evening gowns cspccl- Extension Service, at tho Univer one years to complete a sixty-mile Women's Republican Club and of The Rev. Wllllnin P. McDonald. 1 '. 12, will bo hold on Tuesday evening, ELM STREET AT ORANGE Leaders; Roofing and Insulation. decoraled in many rooms, and all witli chltfon veil with blue flowers. begins on April Charlotte Monahan, Mass. School aly.creatcd for her by Paris greatest sity olj Connecticut. Native varie trip, that—a;he New Haven Rail the Branford Republican Women's C. p. P. of New York officiated at All carried bo\iC!uets of orange glad- August 24, at the Scout House, tolEaster vacation is in readiness for the opening of The marriage ot Miss Janet Estollo ot Art. THE CONN, rLDBIBING AND couturiers at her Clinton appear ties are on tlie market now, and road has decided—takes tho cake. Club will be listed among the the ceremonies which took place In lolas and rod rosebuds. complete final plan.s for the sale. |l5th school on Wednesday morning, Sep I ILamrd; daughter ot Mr. and, Mrs. L0MBEB COMPANY tember' 8. Pupils attending the ance. consumers who want iicaches for So deciding, the New Haven Is hostesses. BalLlc. Best man was Raymond Page ot Johh'Hamre of Bast Mujn Street to 1730 State St. New Haven, Conn. teventh and eighth grades will canning and freezing would do trying to fliid a mysterious male Stony Creek. Mr. Herman R, Ed- Edward Dudley, one of the three Mr) ::Arthur Anthony DIBIenzo, ^n Tel. 7-0294 reglstî- at the Jerome Harrison well to watch the stiisplles and passenger who boarded a New York- t ward's was usher. The bride's G. I. impressaa-ios, will be heard In ot Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DIRlenzo ot School; Grades fom-, five, and six prices In their local stores, bound train at South Norwalk the mother'wpro a palo green print concert again on Suiiday night • Revere, Mass., will take place Satur- FOR SALE—New Ferguson Trac will be at the Center School: and other morning and hnlidcd Con- CLINTON PLAYHOUSE dress. Tho bridegroom's molhor wlên he will appear In a program of Fresh iieachcs are of two classes, • dBy:aftcrnooh at 3.30 at St. Mary's tors and Implements. Full lino of grades one, two, and three, as well white and yellow, with clingstone ductoi- Dante L, Del Vec'chlo a ticket r wore a gray ci'cpo dress. Tho re old Viennese Waltzes, appropriately Rectory. Ilie Rov. Father 'William farm equipment. Open evenings. as the kindergarten will be at the and freestone varieties in each bought in 1017. Tlic railroad Wants TELEPHONES CLINTON 2146 and 886 ception was held In the home of tho titled "Vienna, Nights". The concert Wlhboy will perform the ceremony, i Russell Equip. Co., Tuttle Ave., William Douglas School. Transpor class. The freestone varlelies are to present him with a, cake in bride's mother. will be one of the three programs Mrs;; Frank D'Amlco will be Walllngford, Tel. New Haven tation will be the same as last year more popular for eating fresh and tribute to his thi'ltt Inpres&i'ving the Gypsy Music - Strauss Wal+zos - Victor Herbert Hits; listed tor the Clinton Playhouse, matron ot honor and Mr. John DI The bride graduated Xrom Gull- 2-1827. tf for the opening of school. for hoiue use, while the clingstones ticket all these years. GALA LABOR DAY WEEK END Rlenzo, a brother of tho groom, will ford High School. Tjic bridegroom this week-end. Miss Marion Doody will be a are used chiefly for commercial The ticket was puurchascd In OF MUSICAL REVUES / bo best man. ' » graduated from Brantord High WANTED — Housework by the To date the impYessarios have canning. White varieties generally Rldgefleld, Conn., May U, 1917, and School and was in • tho Navy In day. Experienced. Tel. 1922-5. teacher of English and History in presented Iva Krilchell, Frieda Following the 'ceremony, a recep the East ?Iampton High School, at come on the market earlier than the paksonger boarded the train tho World War II. Ho operates a truck Hempol, Josephine Antoinc, Paula Friday Nltd.Sbpt: 3—ROMANCE tion wilt bo hold at Grange Hall ASH - RUBBISHTRÊMOVAL, tending her first officlal^ meeting yellow. They are used mostly as a aiiie day. (That was less than a for relatives and friends. ' ing business in Stony Crock. Carpino and Marlon Bell. dessert peach, since they are like month after the united States en WILD and MELANCHOLY GYPSY MUSIC with Rose obb Jobs, repairs, handyman, on Tuesday. Tho couple left on a Wedding trip ly to be very juicy, but the white tered World War I.) He rode for Mario Price and Mario and Her Golden Harp with and will reside at 80 Driveway Place light trucking, vicinity ot Gull- The Zion Parish Guild will hold their last outdoor food sale of the iL::^ varieties may also be canned or five mile from Rldgeficld lo Estollo and Hlor Gypsy Violin Antoinette Sivirsky on their return. ford, Brantord, East Haven.,and frozen. Comparative tests made of Branchvilie, Conn., over a line which local. Call Harry, Brantord 1761-3 season on Saturday afternoon, the white and yellow types indi no longer exists, tho route iiaving Saturday, Nlite, Sept. 4—MARION BELL (In Person) 11 Becomes Bride of or 1761-2. September 4, on, the church grounds N M C TO A NEW HIGH IN POPULARITY at the junction of Route 80 and cate, however, that yellow poaches since been taken over by a bus line. Star of Technicolor MGM Ziogfiold Folllos and NY Charles F. McGuire Miss Mary C. Zawacki are more desirable for preserving His ticket was punched a second WANTED TO RENT-Shore Notch Hill Hoad. The usual fine as Gbmpahy of BRIGADOON in hits from BRIGADOON than white, from the stnndiiolnt lime for the ride between Branch The wedding ot Mlss Anlolnelto ?'o Be Monday Bride of , Front Cottage after Labor Day. sortment ot baked foods and kitchen The famous Shubcrt Theater in of color, texture, and flavor. The villi! and South Norwalk. and STREET SCENE , Swlrsky, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Adults. Excellent references. Tel gadgets will be offered for sale. Mr. Lawrence G. Hatty New Haven scene ot the birth ot vitamin content ot the yellow Clifford Swlrsky ot 5 Lincolln ephone 2390-4, Registration of all young men At South Norwivlk, the passeiiger hit shaws for many seasons, is now varieties is somevyhat greater than Sunday Nite, Sepf. 5-^V|ENN A .NIGHTS Street, to Charles P, McGulre, son of ' Tho wedding of Miss Mary C from the ages of eighteen through the selling for a series of opening told the conductor, "Something FOR SALE—Lot 97x102. Short that of white peaches. happened" which caused him to get Waltioso of Johann Strauss" with EdwJird Dudley-— Dr.- and Mrs. Charles F.McGulro ot Zawacki, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs Beach, Sacrifice at $300. Call. 78- twenty-five will take place at thejnight broadcasts by Vi'NHC & 104 Clinton Avenue, took place Frank Zawacki ot 18 WUtord Atwater Memorial Library. Volun For home canning-; the yellow off the train before completing his RosonkavaliorWalhos—Music from EMPEROR WALTZ 13 after 7 P.M. WNHC-FM. journey to Grand Central 'Terminal Saturday at St, Mary's Church. Avenue, to Mr. Lawrence G. Itally, teers from the. League ot Women The premiere performances Of hew freestone - varieties'siich" as Golden .TICKETS $1.00 and $2.00 Rev. William Wlhbcy ottlclatod. ot Morris Covo, sou of Mr. anif Mrs WANTED—Womain'or house Voters will be In the Selectmen's shows are held on Thursday and Jubilee. Elberta, and Hale Haven lit was thirty-one years before he finlshed his trip, and handed liLs ; Miss Ann Raymond of Brantord Daniel Hally, will take pllice oh- work In Branford. Full time. Four Room each afternoon between the the Elm City stations now broadcast are rated highly: Golden Jubilee twice-punched ticket to the con ;was the brldo's attendant. Samuel Monday, Soptombor 0 at 10 A1 M, In adults, no children. Phone 2110 hours of two and five, except Labor Interviews with tho stars backstage Is an early yellow Variety wliich ductor. Kalogo-was best man. Ushor.s were 1st. Mary's Church; The Rov. Father during day or write Box 29. Day and Sundays. every Thursday at 6:30 P. M. "First has been available on many of our William Schaeffer and Clifford William Wihbey will perform the Nighter Forecast" is broadcast from Coniiecticut markets for a week or Conductor Del Vecchio was so fascinated by this adyssey that he Sylrsky. The , wedding reception ceremony. FURNITURE MOVING any IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY the lobby around 11,:30 P. M. after more. Hale Havens are apjiearlng foigol to asK the passenger hl.s was held at the Annex House after Miss CecUo Zawacki, the bridc-tb- where between. Canada and DEAR HUSBAND JEAN JACKOB the prcductlon with members ot tlie now, and will be followed by El Shop For berta and other later val-letic;s. name, wiilcli is why the New Haven which Mr. and Mrs. McGulrc left bo's sister, will be maid of honor and Wasliington, D.C. Careful pack RUMBELLE who passed away on audience airing their views before Peaches purcha.sed ,.for canning is conducting its passenger-hunt. tor a motor trip through Now Eng Mr. Daniel Hally Jr., brother of the ing and moving since 1931. Our August 31, 1947. the microphone. The two Thursday should bo Ilrm and ,ripe. The passenger can get ills cake by land, Tliey will reside at 280' Nor bride groom, will servo as best man. rates arc lower. Charles and Rus Ij-ihows are emceed by Ruth and Many sleep, but not forever: Peaches tor freezing shotild be contacting the Public Relations De Back-to-School and Fali Needs ton Street. The ushers will be Mr. John Ermer, sell. 37 Sheffield Avenue, New fxwls Doollllle; the latter Is pro Mr. George Schrock, both of New Haven. Phone 5-8393. 9-9 There will be a glorious dawn. gram director of WNHC AM-FM- ti'ee-ripcndd and firm. Hale Hav- partment ot the New Haven Rail Haven. Mr. Edward Ball, and Mr. We shall meet to part, no, never. TV. .... Elberta, and .T.' H. Hale arejrond at Grand Central Terminal, On the resurrection morn In Air-Cooled Comfort Walter Dwyor^ both ot Morris Cove. Once again WNHC, "the friendly .some of the varieties recommended | identification of the passenger will Installation Tuesday Yes they sleep. But not for ever. Following the ceremony, a Legal Notice voice of greater New Haven," will for freezing. ; be left to Conductor Del Vecchio. For Legion Auxiliarjf In the lone and silent grave; wedding breakfast will be held at air the Yale University football A. iJeach of line quality is free I DISTRICT OF BRANFORD, ss! Blessed promise they shall waken Sea Cliff Inn, Morris Cove and a games under the sponscrship of tlie from blemishes and lias a fresh, Commencing Seiilernber 12 Sun The Corcoran Sundqulst Post, PROBATE COURTS, Augu.st 17, When this troubled night is o'er reception will toUoW tor relatives Atlantic Refining Company lor the appearance. The ground color I day Ma.sses in St. Augustinti's American Legion Auxiliary will meet 1948. We'll rejoice to see each other [and friends. fourth successive year. WHNC & should be white or yellow rather Church in North Branford will be mfuJo/i at the Armory 8 P. M. on Tuesday ESTATE OF FRANCIS W. PFAFF On the resurrection moj-n, Ml.ss Zawacki has icon guest ot WNHC-FM will broadcast all ot the than green. If the peaches are not held at 7 and 0:15. The 40 hours evening at which tlmelnstallatlon late of Branford, in said District, honor and miscellaneous .showers HIS WIFE. Yale games, with station manager quite soft enough for use when devotion will start with the 9:15 of officers will lake place for the deceased. Jimmy Milne handling some of the liurchased, they will ripen quickly Ma.ss on Sunday moi-nlng, Septem coming year. given by Miss Hazel Van Wle at her The Court of Probate tor the I homo at 180 East Main Street, the color and play-by-play descriptions. at room temperature. Overripe ber 12. • Following the business meeting, District of Branford, hath limited peaches should not be purchased bride's aunt, by Mrs. Augustus Preliminary plans are also under LONG WEARING ALL-WOOL refreshments will bo served by Mrs. aiid allowed six months from the unless they are tor Immrdiatc Orlbus at her home In Northtord, way to carry some ot the Yale foot Mrs. Austin H. RIesen ot Orange John J. Ahem, M.rs. William date hereof, tor the creditors of consumption or fori niaklnij into Kremser, and Mrs. Robert Richard and Miss Catherine Tralnor ot said estate to exhibit their claims ball games via television andWHNC. I Park Florida arlvcd in Branford on Cheviot Suits Morris Cove at the homo of Mrs. jam. jSaturday, August 28, to attend the $50 son. - ' for settlement. Those who neglect IV, "Connecticut's Window on the George Zwack of New Havon. 17 yeiir.s ago, the Flying to present their accounts properly World." funeral of her father, Mr. Martin A. , The groom was given a bachelor Red Horse stood for attested, wihln said time, will be Tlie Mariner Troop will hold a iHaglln. Mrs. RIesen will visit with ALL WOOL 'i Idinner at Lighthouse Resturant by "socoNV" —Standard Oil debarred a recovery. All persons in food .sale on Saturday, September 4, Iher mother and .sister for about 10 Maria E. Ray Mr. John Ermcr. Company of New York— STEVE PRUSSICK jdays. and New York and New debted to said Estate are requested in the Short Beach center. Sport Coats to make immediate payment to GARAGE $2450 , Is Wedded To England were known as "SOCONYLAND". Paul Cipriani, Administrator EQUIPPED TO REPAIR G. A. Turner, Jr. Sliort Beach Mariners BACK-TO-SCHOOL Thon SOCONY merged 99 So. Montowese St. ALL MAKES OF CARS Planning Food Sale with VACUUM and tho 0-2 Branford, Conn. W. Main St. Phone -OS Branford The wedding of Maria Elizabeth Flyinfi Red Horse grew to The Branford Printing Co. Ray took place In Elmlra N. Y. Students Suits The Short Beach Mariners are span the nation. DISTRICT OF BRANFORD. ss. Capitol Theatre , • ^35 Saturday the 2ath of August , to SIZES 34 to 40 planning a food sale In Short Beach PROBATE COURT, August 31st, 281 MAIN ST.. EAST HAVEN Qeorgo A. Turner Jr.. also of Elmlra. on( Saturday, September 4, from 11 Mrs. Turner formerly was a teacher 1948. UPHOLSTERING Commercial Printers A, M. until 4 P. M. The Troop Is'! In the Brantord Public Schools. The Flying Red Horse is Known to Millions of Motorists — Estate of MARTIN A. HAGLIN For repairing, re-covering or re- Boy's Sports Coats sponsored by the Sunshine Society late of, Branford, in said District, Sun., Mon., Toes., Sept. 5-6-7 finishing your furniture, our worlc '$1950 . Mrs. Richard C, MaconI of TICKETS o STATIONERY O BILLS .whose cooperation In making the Summer Island Brantord, the deceased. cannot be excelled. Use AIR affair Is Invited. The girls In charge SIZES 12 to 18 former Mary West, was a brides The Court ot probate for the Dream Girl FOAM '° ^'" church and boat NAME CARDS tt WEDDING INVITATIONS lot tho event are: Prlscilla Delbert. AMERICA'S FAVORITE FROM COASTTO-COAST! District of Brantord, hath limited cushions, Uncbimod furniture for Sizes 10 to 18 maid at the wedding. teah White Roddy Duncan. Elcapor and allowed six months from the Betty Hutton, Macdonald Carey sale at low rates. Antiques restored ANNOUNCEMENTS • CIRCULARS FEAtHERWEIGHT IWhlte. Barbara Denlson, Ethel . date hereof, for the creditors ot ALSO TEL. e-3410 Priscilla Stanford Socony-Vacuum is an independent company not affiliated said estate to exhibit their clalm.s-j 234 Whalley Av«. Naw Havon | SEE OR CALL Wool Frock $2295 Concludes Long Stay •with any Standard Oil Company operating in the U. S.A., and is for settlement. Those who neglect River Lady ELM CITY to present their accounts properly UPHOLSTERING SHOP The Branford Printing Co. Ml.'i.s Prlscilla Jane Stanford of For Sale in direct and vigorous competition with them! attested, within said time, will be Philadelphia, who has been vaca debarred a recovery. All persons Wednesday, Sept. 8 ROSE STREET BRANFORD tioning for the past .sTx weeks with STONY CREEK The main point is this; Today tlie Flying. Indebted to said Estate are request hor grandmother, and aunt, Mrs. Seventeen years ago, we wei'e the Standard Oil Ray Milland, Barbara Stanwyck Red Horse has outgrown its "Native Socony- ed to make immediate payment to John Oliver ot 33 Bradley Ave., left Company of New York (Socony) and the Vac Hannah E. Haglin, HOUSE WITH 2 STORES AND land" and the name "Standard". Barry Fitzgerald in FOUND for home last Sunday. Her parents, uum Oil Company, The trade name "SOCONY" Administratrix 2 APARTMENTS UPSTAIRS SAVE $1 ON FINE QUALITY Mr, and Mrs. George Stanford spent appeared on service stations, pumps, trucks, Today, our trade-mark Sktands for Socony- 25 Bradley Avenue California A Place to Buy the week end also at tho above ad throughout New York and New England. Vaciium—the Mobil line of Automotive Prod Brantord, Connecticut 10 dress. Miss Eleanor Stanford, niece COTTAGE ON MONEY ISLAND ucts, Mobilgas, Mobiloil, Mobilubes, Mobil ALSO GOOD HEATINGI Broadcloth Pajamas of iMrs. Oliver and Miss Daphene With the union in 1931 of, SOCONY and VACUUM a far greater oil company emerged— Specialties, Mobil Tires, Mobil Batteries and rhe world's dolly ncwipapcr— • Corbctt and Dr. Corbett, all of Accessories—for Tavern Candles—for Mobil- Corsican Brothers EQUIPMENT! Rogulirly $3.97 — Sanforized Shrunk ^^ 97 ^•'^'t^|ll|Qn,Jiavo been enjoying a week's BANCA REALTY CO. united tlie famous products of both companies MODERNIZE YOUR THE CHRIXTi&H SCIEKCE MOHITOR. YOU win fma your«i; oo. of heat and Mobil-flame—for Process Products FURNACES thnieb bcst-infofmcc^.iinp.. j penoni _ In your community on world offoiraffoirii when STONY CREEK under the Flying Red Horse trade-mark— KITCHEN you read this wOfld-wida daily' rjcwipoper regulorly•--' . Yo"- u wil'Il QoinI and the world-famous line of Gargoyle Indus- OIL BURNERS ilreihtrpih, nc-nc*fr viCrtpomlLviortpomls, a. fuller, nchier underitonding of todo/"i! vital 1 rapidly expanded from Coast-lo-Goast. with balced-on white enamel metal Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sept. 9-10-11 news—PLUS help from lU exclusi e feoturej on homemoking, educa- TEL. BRANFORD 182-4 trifil and Marine Lubricants! HUMIDIFIERS tion, bus.neis, iheoter, munc, rodio, Jporti. / Johmon & Sons Today, in order to eliminate any possible •* * * CABINETS State Guard GYinofi The Street BLOWERS Subierlbt new to (The Christian Science Publithlrvj Society PB-3 confusion in the public's mind with other thli ipeeiol "«•*• 85 CHURCH STREET .' NEW HAVEN The Flying Red Horse is your guarantee of a Floor and wall models available AIR CONDITIONING 1 One, Norwoy Street, Boilon 15, Mos*., U. 5- A,' Meets At CooJ^c's users of the name "Stindard", Socony-Vac-- ocquolnlad" offtr fl Enclosed 11 J), for which pieos« wnd m« Th» Chrlitloni leading petroleum product from a leader in the Immediate DsHvery With No Name ^1 month for $1 for on« month. - . . . The Connecticut Stsftq Guard A5»J FREEZER RRGS uum has dropped the name from the few re (U. S. fundi) ' STORE HOURS 9i30 - 6 KE-USADIE - REQUItE NO tOXES maining products which have carried it. progressive petroleum industry! ALSO Boclallon, Company I. will hold Its' ' 35 6" X 10" (quort.) Jl.OO The Nation's Sign of THE CONN. PLUMBING Hendricks Heating Co.! second' annual meeting and clam 17 »•' « 13" (< 111 »"» OPEN THURSDAY NITE 'TIL 9 1 IJ" K H" l» 111 "OO AND LUMBER CO. 376 Lombard St., New Haven 7J yord* locker Top. il.OO Friendly Service! The Winner's Circle bake at Cooloc's Farm on Sunday SOGONY-VACUUM OIL COMPANY, INC. 1730 Slala SI. Naw Hsvan, Conn. PHONE 5-0308 September 12. SHORE LINE INDUSTRIES T.I. 70294 All termer members of the war time Connecticut State Guard. Clhitou (>, Conn. • Company I, are Invited to attend.

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Thursday. September 2, 1048 ADDRESS COMMtraiOATIOHB THE BRANFORD REVIEW,- EAST HAVEN WEW3 TO P. 0, BOX 153 Pago Siglit iUconns Expect IPre-VuesTo DEUVERED BY MAll ONLY BSSk' ONE FOR ONE GRANIITE BAY MEE:t ^^ BUB30RIBE KOW IVohby Itobblns, pHdhlng I Tough_5checlule Meet Hamden WHEELS WINNERS ANNOUNCED^ first outside contest, held the i * Combined With The Branford Review Almost enough returning letter- T« Final 1 lit North Braniord Pec-Wccs com- Almost enough returning letter Two Dollu* P«r ToM( BY BIIiL AHERN The ninth annual Oranltc Bay piclcly at his mercy yesterday men to make three football teams East Haven, Connecticut, Tlnirsday, September 0, 1948 , . |Day was a most successful affair, Towiiies Routed 'afternooafternoon and walked off ihellwHlbthe Ijwni oee an.uMamonBg t. j^^he. -0-8 o-^^^r ^mor e Hamden's crackerjack collection hlli after seven innings, with a 1 candidates "por Ing "-o ^°f^ ^/j ?; Lj pec-Wce ball players will play a VOL, IV—NO. B2 „ r, „f,T"d HlRh school had a football team. It was t^L^ômng to onlookers who witness- neat 15 to 1 win. His stint was Christian when ^•^,'=.^''"""'^".f'/t postponed game against the Bran- Baclc m 1023. '3.^''"7..^,„ „o„t part, by a pony backfleld, llEht, fast ^ ,o„g carnival devoted By Loop Champs geX aided l.y Addis«a Long of Con"eet'cut «quad ôlds Its "^f P^^/p.^.vues at Hammer Field on llEl>t array,. featureicaiured« fo•"'•-r t^"""°"_"_,._;- -.r^rb^cked, Z,by n.,„riiClmrllno .TonraJonra.. At the half-|thalf-1,o„ th,.h„e children of the Oranltc Bay Few Changes w^hb liad a magnificent day with '^"Câ lorafth"; '-tough, eight- Saturday A.ternoon, commencing at and smart. The unit was fl*^"';"™" "„„,„„ „ov of Nbw York city. Urea, last Sunddy. Gala Program Held TOWN TOPICS the willow. hackspots were Turk carnlal^^nd Torn conn lly^^^ | ^^^^^^^Winner s o^^f ^,^ ,,,,„„3 ,,,„t. In Last Contest igame schedule, which calls for an 2.3^ originally scheduled for In Faculty Of The ace rlgJitliandcr, Long, will STRICTLY LOCAL we re'. opener against Yale October 2, and ™= "^^J^^ ^^3 postponed when At fullback was the cause of *» ? ""V'^ ^^^^^ ^^^s perform although be on the hill In Saturday's game 11 was a pleasuretul *lngto watch l^^\l^^^J j^^,^ toccarac a soap Box Derby: Buddy Paradls ^he BrantoriT^nlcs closed Its a latter date with Brown, Is proo '^»^ "^^^^^^^ Thompson, of the against Ilamdcn. Coacli Orsenc __—_—1 By 85 Drum Corps E. Haven High Pcla BoWCTS. ' „ ,. „••,•;,, Ihey were more often f ""^l 3^".. two cr,, carrilak and Connelly, said ia.sl evening. .enough that Christian and staff will =Xit^"\^^ joe Orscne of the WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN pass receiver par execllence ônd the two ^ ».^^^^ ^,t„ pi„„ty „, on- Softball, Granite Bay Juniors vs ^'^'^ "''^•=" baseball League sea-son l^^pltt facf TL^CLrrr!Kr.rtogêther and cancelled A LITTLE ABOUT THIS AND THAT East Haven echoed nnd rcchoed to Tlic East Haven High School wore high steppers. The Wd. Wheels «ô ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ Ishort Beach Juniors, won by Short at R'oe Field New llaven In a dismal _. ot the Intense 'ihermore, wm feel sorely the loss of the fray because the dashing sounds of cighl-tlve Faculty for the school year which thuslasm, did allthe kicking "n^d was age ,^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ iBoach 5-1, way, last Sunday, dropping a one- BT PAUD H, STEVENS Joseph Wirtz Let's hftvo your news Items early LAURELS WANT End John Brink ot Hajttord Iheat. Icrack drum, fife and bugle corps began this Wednesday Is as toUpws. Kids Hack at Seliool. in basebalV the quartet speartieadoaa^^ behind the plate.' Some Olrls races; 5'to I) years; Vivien sided 22 to 3 decision to the heavily Orsene claims that he Is going to jln tho week, by Monday Itposslblo, and largcslzed Alfred Yugna, New Principal, Mr. Carl H, Oarvln; open all the stops.to win this com from all parts of Connecticut last Days growhiK noticeably shorter. L ,„i by mall to P. O.Boxlsa. Avoid refmfhedren'jrof^nCo-nts rally, :0^ctw;exchangcd Place, Novlokl, .Tanlce Hallden; 1 to 0 favored Edgowood Boosters, who BACKFIELD MEN Britain tackle. Is Appointed ing attraction and with his hurlers, [Saturday afternoon. JDeau ot Girls, Mrs. Russell Hunter; Ot the 15 veteran backs available, PEAT MEADOW DEATH TRAP AuUmm lan^ will «,.«« he In tuol^^loplwulng items In order to avoid fe'i.rLy^nchrirto^'iarrs,?,^^ -- <""« t° ^^, rTT' '-'• [Long, Moore and Gordon, all In top It was a colorlul spectacle, a gay I iSecrotnrlcs, Mrs. Mllo Peck, Mrh Baldwin, Eleanor -Hall• ";. -n13 tô„ jg sessioBrantord'n of ths ethref 1 04e8 btwcbaltallies lwer crowne th.e FOR GRID TEAM the name ot BUI Moll stands out. On Park Board .errors. [shape after the long rest,'Hamden's Ouec agaiu dciisp siiuikc smouldering in I'cal Meadiiw, afire i'or jstreet parade, and llic weather was [Frank Doolcy, Jr., and Miss Marian- nif [years, Joan Hallden, Betty Paradls The 200-pound, line-busting fuU ,, . , , , , , ,. -1 , ,. , Q. Islreec paraae, aiui un F,nsl Ilnveii stores have never finally accorded the |= P ^„'^^'!';^;iX hghts wtten he broke his thumb result of two home runs, one by Down at Hammer Field these tine hitters do not figure to bat out • • ' townspeople 1 |na Helnze. Ladles race; Mrs. Russell Judge, back from Bridgeport Basslck Is ex the past couple 01 woelts, niis nncn a coutribiitary cause, ot Iriiflic pp^fp^^ Hundreds of [looked better «r had such coinplolo celver from many of the 1°°Pf^l^^'f'" âd It bwn earlier might have Jackson and another by Willie .nights, the Branford Laurels are de a win. Bob Massey, now regarded as land visitors enjoyed Hie gala pro- Announcement was ninde the past working aealnst ivoryton. T 0 brea^, naa ^^^. âoMM Miss Lucy PacUeo pected again to bo the workhorse ot Commercial Dciit. Wo look for well over two fying the heat with Intcn.slvo grld- the league's finest receiver, will don EatalitiES 011 tiic East Haven Cut-Off, a section of llCa^'ily traveled Igram' . ' "'" """' " week ot the appointment of Joseph slocks. Da your Fall buylngin our Sack Eacc: Joan Hallden, Patty Proto, who was forced to leave the the Christian squadsquaa, botDOIhU uiici,often - „. Mrs. Francis Coulter, Key leachor; thousand youngsters In schools this IiHinl shopplni; center, ami rwncin- slowed a brilliant =""-=?" ,'J"^P'becn accepted as « scholarship sluden l|ron workouts designed, by coach The ground of the East Haven M. Wirtx ot Klmberly Avenue lojhe tut at 'the conclusion ofthe second | Islvely and defensively. Moll Is cdp- the catcher's regalia. U. S. Route I. Two youtiis, one l!roni Mussnclmsetts, tlie otlier a meni- Miss Margaret Lowe, Mrs, David yn'". showing how town Is growing now..as Stu Clancy, ^d aM S. preUmlnary to matrlculatlnB a iStowe for girls; Bruce CoUopy, Pete Nick Wetcd, to put the local foot iHlKh school was the scene ot the ^^^^ Coommlssloners. He V,axl Ilavcn News whidint; out Its bcr — Wlint Kosl Ilnvcm Boosts, Inning when he developed a head tain ot the team. ' ~~ ' l)er o£ the U. S. M'arinc Corps, stationed at baJcaunc, N.C, died at St. John's Prep In ^^"{^"'^âs Interested In Clan.iy as a baseball Bower tor boys. ballers In the finest shape of their iSpencer had two hits apiece to aid big competition which was spon- . , ,, , , „ . Reed, Miss Eleanor Pnntalono roiirlli year tills week. Next week Boosts Knst Haven. Three teoms on the Uconn Slate— Holy cross. The latter '"f "lutlon was i ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ j„„t- Fat Man's race, Sal Paclleo, Pap ache 'duo to the territle heat. pigskin careers. the East Haven cause, while Hy- when tlieir motorcycle cra.shed iiilo tlie rear ot a Branford niiin's sored by East Haven's own mill, the succeeduie Foxos Dwlghn l Kecler ot Hunt EngllstBcpl, Iwlll be Vol. V, No, 1 How taic time player never dteam ng that one day he w Maine, Rhode Island and New sorea ujf cuoi. iitvYv.4u „. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pallman ot Sal- êr never dteammg wm^ "">- -7 -•- ^ L Paclleo. Coach Joe Orsenc expres.^cd some Tlic rotund coach plans t* have slup was the leading hitter for the motor truclc in tiic early iiours before (layli[!lit Monday morning. Fog ' , John McParlnnd, key teacher. balfplayers. the oolite wa. ever to boast âbout iHafffpshlrc arc Yankee Conference Brandtord Manor Drum Corps. Tlic docs tlj't Itonstall Parkway cntortnlncd tho players, the college was ever wj uuuo,/ «- Boys races: 5 to 0 years; Tom the team play Us first game against Rakortes. Lalne appeared to tire Hid smoke from the Pent Meadow Dcatli 'Trap, Inuiging low on the Appointment of Mr. Wlrlz to this îss Hortenhe Galln, Mrs. Russell disappointment over the fact that [opponents. Here's Connecticut's 1048 Junior competition took place in young people of tho Saltoiistall seo- At 8t. John's, Clancy was a run-of-the-mill fullback 'until one dayPaclleo , Curt Paradls; 1 to 0 years, an unnamed opponent on the third momentarily in the first Inning ot impoi'tant place in civifl affairs Was n^îat, Mr. Michael Zllll, Miss niosb hnndsomS heavenly blue for the first time this season, the Bohcdule: Oct, 2, Yale at New Ha wide liighway, had done its deadly work again. Two other molor- the afternoon, followed by tho big itlon nt a magic party In their back he was sent Into the game after the first string fuUback, a lad by the Eddie Evl.^, Bobby Kclls; 10 to 12 Sunday ot tho present month. He the second game, giving up four received with very general approval En.g,, o'NelU, Miss Edna Herr, Miss jmornlng glories twining oinong tho locals were un'ible to field a full ven; 0, Springfield, home; 16, Maine eyolc riders following tho first pair, ulso came close to dcutli. iParade through the central area. ivy on the, brown stone walls ot tho ynryard sunaaSunday altcrnobn.Mraii,oiiiuuu.,»... -...Pall. - name of Ford, broke his leg. on his flrst scrimmago, the Branford boy years, John Miison, Buddy Paradls; will use the T formation exclusively [hits and a base on balls to send the Ic riders following tho first pair, uisu umn-. ,i.u.,v the Senior units participated |by the townspcolpe. He has long c^meHne Montague, N , Ke,« y1 tcooher ; much attention. Sexton Thomas P. national Brotherhood ot Magloians, permanently his starting backfleld berth. , pair ot good ball handling backs. Day), home; Nov. 0, R. I. at King Results from the Junior competi Shoe Race; Charles Mason, Joan half ot the first, getting five runs built and opened to traffic, similar conditions have prevailed,, and ''^ ^ The following year Stu captained the Holy Cross freshmen, Among victory, the hoinc team was out tor Included In the list of players ston; 13, New Hampshire at tion were as follows: Junior ancient [well tor the place he has now been Mis,„s EtheS"'^'l Kennedy^ !f "•**,.„?,;„.„„r, Joseph Mayo., Bowden is real proud ol them, and gave a thrlUlnB domonatratlon ot ilialldcn. on singles by Albano, TarbeU, and nothing apparently can be done about it. We recall other years wlien his frosh associates was the Rov. Jackie Donoliue, now/, a mission blood and rapped away at both local who have reported tor the workouts Durham, N. H.; 20, Kent State [drum corpsflrst, St. Brendan"? of 'called upon to fill. -' ..f*"l,^ f ...-,.,..,^""'T'_ ,„,., „ L^,l„,.„„nl•lt, ,5,^ e well he should be. Icgordermalno, illusion and slolght Wheelbarrow races; girls' team; I Spencer, a triple by Bereton, and a hurlcrs, Blgelov/ and , Murphy, thus far are Mike Palaia, John and (Ohio), home. the smoke and fog has become so dense on the Cut-Oft tliat traffic liad Kew Haven; second, St. John's of 1 M,. vjM-, ,„o„ at ,,,>« ii,«„ «„„ Miss Ethel Kennedy, Joseph Mayo,! . of hand, that kept his happy ary jprlest In the Paclllc area but once a brilliant prospect lor a major under 10 years, Judy Hallden- and Ihome run by Jim MacKlnnel. From ncKlstratlon for selective service Anthony Gentile, Prank Blondella, to be rerouted during the niglit time through Main Street. I New Haven, 'llio best-appearing nered:ahtrrec"êa wTJs ; Miss Mary Webber. M.s MavBuerlto well he should Ji. audience thrilled throughout. league shortstop berth, I Gall Kells; over 10 years, Patty .throughout each ot the nine innings then on It was a see-saw battle lias been going forward tbo past Ichuck Torino, Chief Olezewskl, major was John Moffitt, of Str.— The succeeding season, In the fall ot 1027, the local lad became a Istowc, Betty Paradls. boy.i' team; I to easily cop the veidlct. until the seventh, when with the Suggestions liave liecn made that tlic Fire compuuies of tlie An ot the New Haven Park'; Department ^?""',?^^, '"^"''i' I"l'««ald, Mrs.l [Week at Uic Town Ilall. On Sunday a group ot ten glrlx Tookey Tamulevlch Francis Evon, Brendan's. running back of great possibilities. The Worcester papers dxibbed him a under 10, John Mason, Buddy The Giordano Hornets came up score tied at 7-all, the Rakortas nex and East Haven, go in and put out the fires. Tliey have tried to do Zip Massey, Bill Hinchcy, John East Haven Ill the modern feminine group; and as such took a voryactlve part ^•^"'i' '^°""''' '' • Funeral services were held In """"""•» "' V" .^"!'"r'"'l °'''^ swivel hlppod runner and his speedy dashes around end-from kick Paradls; over 10 years. Homer Cuslc with a surprising win over the tallied two runs on one hit and two Iweted, Marv Kolbln, Kenny Bray this repeatedly, but still tlic fires burn on until a lieavy dreuchiug first, St. Agnes of New Britain; sec- In the planning of thfc Elm City's Mathematics Hcpl. iNaugatuck Tuesday for Mrs. Mary « "" '':;^/""*'"?,^'"'"i:"rirjw"'l^ formation were greatly regarded by friend and foe alike. • land Bruce Collopy. Hamden Townles to give the Edge- the Gross brothers. Bob Lasko, errors. East Haven threatened to tie Ends Season rain comes along and (lucnches tliem. jond, St. MaJk's of West Hartford. Isplcndid recreational program. Tliomas Murray, Key teacher Elizabeth Tookey who had been >'"• "*'':^'^/!'5"f" S°i"^";l"" ^ But wiwols was' brittle. ; ' Baby parade: Prettiest: Marsh woods undisputed title to the It up again, but a leaping catch ot Merrill Blake, Mel Borgeson, An- [Junior fife, drum and bugle corps; He is a member ot East Haven Miss Margaret Lowe, Edward Su- resident ot East Haven for Ihepast ™^«'/« ,M^' 'ô'" "' Massaehusscts In his Junior year he became a smashing back, used mostly for Dombrowskl; most original, Brian league's championship. [thony Proto, Geoi'Ee and Jim Leprlc. MacKlnnel's liner to short ended Another possibility suggested, would be tlic lighting of the Cut- [first. Blessed Sacrament of Bridgc- iRotary club and has a host of friends Etue, Mrs, Frank CrIsatI, Miss Kath- jtwfcnty years. She had recently gone '•"" » ^"^ " ""^^"^ blocking and (or his heady defensive work. His knees became so poor [Lynch; funniest, Ruth Evls, best By Splitting the Inning. There were several' fielding gems In the second game, Otf across Peal Meadow or the placing ot Hares'at times wlicn visa- IhereandinNewHavon.Hehasbeen <"•'"<= Banks, Miss Hildur Svenson. to live with her daughter In Nnuga- ,,„ ni..4i,j„„ n,.„„ii«,.„' »\,i= that ho no longer could turn on a dime but it was during that fall that decorated carriage, which was deStolen Bases, Tarbell—11, Albano We hope efforts will he made by the state to do sometliing to |P°;^j;^^j «'='=°"''' ^'^^'^ P"""^ of [tuck which was her formcrhomo. In- """P^ '^":'''''"'y Qd'cotings this Last Sunday afternoon on for some time personnel manager at Science Depl, ,.^- ^. „ iFrlday to Mrs. James Savlllo of ho sot an all time college defensive record by making 23 successive corated by Mrs. Judge. and the MocKlnnel brothers, Don among them being a neat ' double bility is extremely bad [Momorlal Field the East Haven play, Albano to Frey; two jumptag ' ' " St ion after suggestion! jum^, bugle and drum corps: thlaie ,Mettlc city. r Brothers Company In ârlye Frnwlcy, key >cptteacher. ; tcrment was in Branford. Mfs. Lg^y, Hlgl, Street. 1 tackles against Harvard In the Cantab stadium. Tlio llnal score was Committee In charge of arrange and Jim,—4; in Hits, PerrottI and Formal Practice We hope efforts wm uc nmu>; u^ „u^ „ .. Reds closed out the 1948 season ot catchs ot hard hit line drives by first Troop 4, B. S. A. of New Haven. thaWort cityk o. n the new ImprovemenU Matthew Tlcrney, TheodoreRaymon Malod- Tookey was a member ot the Guild . deadiocked at no count, ments; refreshments, Ben Abo- jTarbeU 22, Carbonc and Spencer~18; eradicate lliis danger and also regarding suggestion after suggestion Miss Vota Bouzoucos, the New Haven Baseball League, lEast Haven's third-baseman, Jim Junior combination corps: first, at the Memorial Park Is going ahead i'hyslcal IMiicaUon Dcpt of St. Vincent do Paul's church. ' Mr. nnd Mrs-. "P . -B. Tarbell sr, and ' But our town was not surprised at his defensive play. Only two years house, John Collopy; sports: Walter In Home Runs, Frey—3, Jim Mac- Due Nex't Week Ismith, Frank Crisati. gaining a split decision In a double- MacKlnnel; and a tumbUng catch already made that trnflic safety devices be set up at the Cul-Off and 1 Washington Park, Meriden; second, rapidly, the new fenol; has been Appcll from Long Frank and June Dubo liavo en- before while the sandy haired kid was a freshman, a local team, the jPenn, Walter Lynch; electricity; Klnnel—2; In Triples, Jack Bere- Houscllioltl Arts Dcpl. Mr. and Mrs, For Hi Gridders header against the Rakorta Club of ot a long drive to left by TarbeU, St. Francis Parochial School, New built around the properly, the field Miss Uiurols wore scheduled to i)lay a collection of hot shots from Mew Haven iFrank Meek;,stands: Ed Fenn; en Iton,—2. Although hit hard by In- Forbes Place, which remains yet, one of our most potentially nieuaec Miss Patricia Ballcntine, is;::;a z:,:^nZi;û.,^ ,v»c„-1 joymg - ^f;»,;jj^^«^ '^,:^z tertainment, Mrs. Arthur Hallden slckness, the Reds' New Haven. Big Bob Lalne pulled.«,. „ .„..„ _ ._ 1 Haven. lliouse is ncaring completion, and called the Boys Club. The Ehn City aggregation was.loaded with able rtalnmcnc, Mrs, jubuuL nunuuii. • Coach Warren Sampson did not the iron-man stunt, pitching both East,Haven'.u„.,.,Haven's leleft-tlelderi . Leading spots along Route 1. [Barbara Ilnwlcy. ;H DurlngtheaIternoon,thechlldrcnH"';''r,V .,.;,,., • ^,* u, ,^ In the baton-twrilinB contest, work will be begin soon on tho road ball players among them, Alble Booth, Beans Leoiy, John King, Joe - - - . .. pitching staff'did a creditable job know whether to give the caliope at -. '"-the- î*.*^hitter—s It«n thfvioe seconcnnnnrdi gameamRe Werwere 1 around tiic field and the parking ' Language Dcpfc. Iwere treated to hot dogs and soda; [led by Bob Lalne, who annexed two I games in the heat of a blazing sun. EAST HAVEN HOST TO DRUM CORPS Bobby Thumann of Grassy Plains Mary Lawson, Tom Tookey, the McDcrmott Brothers and Tom Wlilte. the American Legion Carnival, the Bob threw a neat thrce-hltter in the Bill Spericer, with a / triple and a area.. Miss Doris Houston, Miss In the evening, lolly pops and Ice ot the Reds victories. Lalne, Vlnny was first, and Mary Ann Gallagher, The Branfordltse, too, had their collection ot brilliants, but they credit for the increased pep ot his opener, and gave up only seven hits single, Jim MacKlnnel, with a home A proposal is now beitig looked Rocco. J Icream. .Saldino, and Lou Slmonl all ap Such events as that ot last Saturday when some eighty-five or Blessed Sacrament of Bridgeport had already lost to the Boy's Club once that season and their snappy grid candidates, but was wearing a [in the nightcap but errors by his run, Jack Brereton with a triple, into whereby a part ot the field Art Dcpl. A vaudeville show presented by peared stronger at the end of the more drum corps from all parts ot Connecticut and a few froin lic- Iwas scond. Ruth halfback, Dayo Hylonskl, was nursing a torn ligament of the right knee; happy grin oyer his prospects tor a mates proved to be his downfall. and Frank Tarbell with a pair Ot Dates Ahead the children and adults of the com Final decisions of the judges can bo flooded during the winter ' Miss- Joan Hoxle, Miss The town could hope for Uttlo In the way of victory, that cold, Iseason and more can be expected fine season as he sent over twenty East Haven opened the scoring early singles. yond came here for a competition and street parade sponsored by munity was largely applauded. from them next year. One ot the awarded prizes in the senior divi time to PiTOVide for a large ice skat [•VToungerman. .Dalea.Ahead must reach the Editor by Monday 'cvoxilnB;] snowy Dooember day until Just before the whistle blew to start the con aspirants tor the high school toot- In the first game, scoring two runs the Bradford Manor Drum Corps, are of great benefit to this com- A basket ot fruit donated By Mr. sion as. follows; senior ancient fife ing area. Iiid.ustrial Arts Dopt. Halt Hour Reading club'First test, a broad, shouldered, narrow hipped athlete started kicking. [outstanding features of tho Reds' ball team through Its paces last In each ot the first two Innings. jBen Abeshouse was won by Joan play this year was the abUlty ot ijiuuity. It gives our own people an opportunity to enjoy the color and drum corps—first, Lanoralt of David Reed; 'key teacher;-Allen Pequot Tribe, Improved Order ot Thursdays, 2:30 P. Ms Hagaman It was not a glamorous game. In the slush and mud ot the gridiron, levenlng. iThe Eastlcs put the game on lee In [New Haven; second, 'The Contin Red Men, each Monday at 3 lo'Connbr and two airplane rides certain key men to f UUn wherover ful program and it iilso is an excellent time to "show oft" our towri's' iBonwiU. • Memorial Library. no fast back could make much progress and on the Branford end, Clan Earnest work will commence next the fourth, adding three more runs, entals ot Meriden. In the senior fife, REGISTRATION TO P. M., Rod Men's Hall, 458 [needed, with ®ur Spencer playing advantages to visitors from other places. IVIusic Ocp. Bradford Manur Hoao company cy did not know the timing of the offense. Wednesday, the able mentor said, and put together three hits and two [drum and bugle corps, first place Main Street. first base, outfield, and aiding iln Mrs. WUhelnilna Strandberg. key meets every last Monday of the Yet, he and the stalwart local line stopped the highly touted Boy's ° ^"""J'^,.'^"^ ^'^° ""'pmnB naes but with the' uniforms already dis jwalks for three more insurance runs Wc are all exceedingly proud of our own Bradford Manor Drum went to the Ansonia Vets, and scc- CONTINUE "TIL Star ot Victory Lodge, No. 83, Kells. teacher; Miss Hildur Svenson. month at the Bradford Manor the catching chores; Sal Carbone tributed much ot the relay of the [in the sixth. Tarbell, PerrottI, and SERVICE Corps, and grateful to those who have worked so liard and faithfully [ond to St. Mary's of Torrlnnglon. O. S. ot B. First and third Ohib runners almost before they had tho ball and his exhibition of oo™''<=a "^.^''S-.^^'S; w^'" won by SEPTEMBER 18 Miss Bornico Hall, librarian; Miss Hall, and Jim MacKlnnel playing two formal start wUl be banished. In the senior bugle and drum Tuesdays, Red Men's Hall, booting a wet pigskin was masterful, the greatest ever wltriessed by dis- ^""'"'^ ™"or and Mrs. John to develop this organization, which has been repeatedly bringing Florence Leeds Parker, R. N., school St. Clares Guild meota every soe- positions at odd times; a couple ot Unofficially, the team thinks that .corps: first. Hardware City of New Rotary Club each Thursday trlob fans. \ 1 , i J! home hi(î honors from other competitions around the state this and Edwin Post and Adelbort Mautte Inurse; Miss Eleanor Lcary, oltend- very creadltable pitching stints tills may be the year for the lesur- [Britain; second, Tlie Silhouettes'of 12:15 noon. St, Vincent Do ond Monday of tho month .In The nhal tally was 0-0, Close Defeats Vernon. Senior combination corps: In charge of registration in Enstj turned In by Don MacKlnnel, or gence ot high school football here previous seasons. I Vernon. Senior combination corps" 'ance supervisor. Paul's Auditorium, Taylor Ave, Bradford Manor Hall, first, St. Francis of New Haven; sec- Haven announce beginning today' Thus to this town, his exploits on the Harvard Stadium, were not dinarily a backstop; and the In abouts since Captain Joe Petela and Navajo Council, No, B4, Degree East Haven Boys Scout District There is much interest througliont the state in organizations such lond. General Halller Corps of New that everyone In the 18 to 25 year NURSING ASSOCIATION greatly regarded for Branford expected and were rewarded with a du Mark Easties valuable pinch''hitting ot the Reds' blocker Joe Chandler with Bob Bou- The regula.r meeting ot the Public of Pocahontas meets first and Committee meets first Wednes as these, and they add a great deal to the cominunities in whicli tiiey Isrltain. old age bracket may register at any plication ot his former feats. manager. Jack Brereton. All of tho telllor and Mp'hglllo will form the Health Nursing Association ot East third 'Wednesday, Rod Men's days at Stone Church 8 P. M. are encouraged and fostered. We feel that this community should do [ The best-appearing flte and drum time until the IBth of September. Clancy captained both football and basketball In lUs final year. Be Tough Breaks [membtrs ot tlVo Reds team wish to neucleus ot a! team studded with Haven will be held on Monday eve Hall. Cub Pack Committee meets [corps was the Stony Creek unit Registration will continue,in the cause ot his disability, he became a spectacular hoop player. Unable to take this opportunity to thank the veterans. even more than it already does in supporting the Bradford Manor ning, Sept. 13 at 8;D0 at the homo third Tuesday at Stone Church . Although ending up In seventh The judges voted David Loveland Town Hall every day from 9 A.M. ' Jr. Women's league ot O. S. C. swerve and dodge, he took to driving Into the bosket and players toll businessmen of East Haven; the Emphasis has been on condition Drum Corps. Tlie big Meet last Saturday iiulicateil how niuuli the of Mrs. Eric Dohna, 53 High Street. Princess Chapter. No. 70 O. B. S. Iplace with a record of tlvo-vlctorles _ _ -"A jot Stony Creek as the best-appear- to 4:30 P.M., except Saturday noon 1st Wed. ot every month at from his oharge like flies. Ho had a good cyo for long shots and got rid American Legion, the townspeople ing, Sampson pointed out, for the local corps is thought of by its fellow drum corps elsewliure. It ought At thi.s 'time the public health Mocta second and fourth Mon and fifteen defeats, the East Ha- It b Johmon thit ftSen Ing major, and Barbara Smith of Those eligible for .service will be 8:00 P. M. In Parish House. of the bnU quickly. In the last twenty seven seconds against Brown, one as a whole for their wonderful sup loss ot a key player, especially In a nurses, Mrs. Beatrice Dow an4 Miss days, 8 P,M. In Masonic Hall, Iven Reds showed tine promise and port ot the team, and above all to you expert outboard rootot to receive nior.c general backing right here at lionie. iThe, Contolnentals as the bcst-ap- non-veterans, non - fathers, and Harry R. Bartlett Post, American Junior .Guild of Christ,.Church year he dropped two from bettor than halt the court to overcome a small school, can raise havoc with PrLscllla Lewis will be prosentert to [may be expected to be up there extend their heartfelt thanks to the season's prospects. •ervicc—o» a noAon-viid* pearing majorette. single mfen. Carey Cronah, stale Legion, meets .2nd and 4th meets In Church Hsill fourth three point deficit and win the game. . the board of directors. fighting for a play-olt spot next Ithelr coach and staunchest sup- ,baiU. It'i b««l to thlnlc tf The baton-twirling contest for director of Selective Service, said Thursday BrM P. M, Legion Tliursday la each month. In 103O, he went to Nowaric and played but three professional grid THE TRAILER TRUCK CAMPAIGN year. Of their fifteen defeats, the jporter. Pinky MacTiottas, who un- [thU befon JOtt buy » •«« boys was won by Eddie DonbrowskI that only those who served In the ____^ Buildings. Women's Republican club meets contests before ho sultcrod Injuries to both knees when he was clipped Sandworms .Reds lost seven ot them by one-run jselflshly gave of his time and effort ,inotorl^ [of the General Halller Corps, and armed forces were considered vet- ces for HO day.s any time between East Haven Assembly, OriKr ol Tliird Thursday at olubrooms. from behind by a player from tho Canton Bulldogs, a recognized pro FURNITURE REAL ESTATE The drive to make Connecticut's througli highways reasonably [margins, and all ot their games were to help make this one of the finest ARE FRESH DAILY the girl's twirling prizes were won eraiis. He .said tho,se who served in December 7, 1041 and September 7, Rainbow lor girlB meets first Garden Club meets, fourth team. ^lOHNSdN. thrilling and Interesting encounters teams to represent the town ot safe for motor car drivers and passengers by talfing rigid auiioii bp: first, Joan White of Branford; the Maritime Service were not vet- 1045, or one wiio served for one and third Friday, Masonic Hall Wednesday In Hagaman From September until Christmas, ho was in the Flower Hospital Irom start to finish. Frank Târbell FARM SALES S«a-Jior««« and .scond. Dawn Marlcy of Stony erans. A veteran was one, he said, year between October 14, 1040 and East Haven In organized amateur against the crews of lieavy freiglit-earrying trailer trucks is one thatr 7;30 P. M. Memorial Library. and it was feared, by his friends, that his athletic days wore over. The [led tho team at the plate, batting Creek. who had served In the armed for- June 24, ID48. baseball. COL. GEORGE J. BARBA ,'rbor* I* N« SubMiiaM has already met with genuine approval from the public. Let us hope South District Civic' Association Bradford Manor Auxiliary meota I success of tho surgeon's knife, not only put him on his feet but Into a .349, closely followed by Angle Per- TONY'S K Vor Exp«pl«n»«/^ meets second and lourlh Tues at the Bradford Manor Hall | uniform of tho Stapleton P.onlesi tho following year, when an uncle, .rottl at .333. In the field It was that the drive, ordered by State Police Commissioner Edward .J. AUCTIONEER BIRBARIE days, 8:30 p.m. 83 Vista Drive. every flrst Mondayir of the JImi Carney of Hartford, a great triond ot Lou Gehrig, tho former |agaln Tarbell leading the club, field Eiclcey, will continue until all reckless driver's of tliose higli-pow- George Prout, a member ot the MARINESALES Saltonstall Civic Assoclatlqin, month. Yankee first baseman. Interested the Iron Man iri the Branford Hash. ing .054, while Don MaeKlnncl was New Haven Cyple Club has purchased Phono 537-3 BAIT SHOP post Rd., Branford ered, daiigerous vehicles, mid the trailer truck owners have been Child Safety Campaign This Month first Tuesday of month 8 P. M. Woman's Aid Society, Old Stone Clancy caught on with the Ponies and for two and one halt years [jusj, a step behind with .848. Theth e bicycle reî^lr business tormerly . Main St. Branford 68 HOPSON AVENUE Tel. 1185 thoroughly convinced that Connecticut means business. Hagaman Memorial Library. Church second Thursday, 2 elated the Long Island tans with his running. leaders In other departments arc the property of the late Mr. John Anthony Everich, Prop, The promise mas made last week, and wc hope it will be kept, jyour Child to Safely". Tills booklet OfflcWs Say That Accident Re Momauguin Lodge, No. 138 A. F, P. M. Parish House. Then, he wont to the New York Giants. las follows; In Runs Scored, Tarbell Barns. He will rc-cstabllsh the Figures Show Accidents Cause is addressed to parents and stresses ductign Is Possible If Preoau A. M. Stated CommunlcatlonB Sept. 0— Installation of Officers, At the Polo Grounds, ho lasted three and one half seasons. 12, PerrottI and Albano—11; In business at his home on'Alps Road. TAKE A BOY FISHING that the campaign of the state, police will continue until a sul)stan- Ist and'3rd Mondays except The Majority Of Childhood the importance of family coopera- tions Are Heeded, Harry R. Bartlett Post, Ameri Ho substituted for Harry Newman, the old Wisconsin passer, and lial improvement is noted. In this area troopers from the Wcstbrouk July and August Deaths In State And Nation can- Legion. was highly regarded by Steve Owen for his defensive ability, particular He likes mightily his post at oid Ell and will probably be associated I RÛTAWA-RE ? jtlon in child safety, together with j deaths occurred In the home Amerigo Club meets last Sunday ISarracks are patrolling tlic Post Road, and tliis patrol is being main ler wun 0 deaths occurreu in "'1= ••"•••- Sept, 13—Scrap Metal Drive, ly his knack ot knocking down enemy passes. with the Jay-vee squad thtre. It Is a good spot devoid or any graduate' u.. ,i,v,t,.i-, nrnldent , ,„, of each month at 4 F, M. In taineed from 9 P.M. to 6 A.M. each niglitnight.. Dr. Rocco Bo^^^st Haven Health the means by which accident [ôm fail, burns, suffocation or ab- In one of tho groat play-oH games ot the era, when the Chicago pressure but recognlzect thoroughly by the head coach and his first From our own observations along tlic intercity and interstate officer has passed on to us the fol-hazards can be reduced or ellmlnat-1 sorption of poisonous -gas- .CT.,„ Five Club House. Petjuot Junior Council. Bears were playing the Now York Giants, tho portly Owen took blame string staff. Back to School others were pedestrians run over by East Haven Business Association, Sept. 13—East Haven Asaemly highways of Connecticut tliis summer, the troopers will liavc little lowinpartmeng articlt of eHealth from: the State Dc- eu. for the defeat by admitting that ho should have used Clancy Instead It Is a place made for his type. There Is no other fellow In the con- automblles, and two were drowned. Meets Second Monday ot month Order of Rainbow, 8 P.M. difiicuUy in finding violations that ought to keep the judges ot all tlie "•"•fmrTiConnecticui of tHealth will devot: e September ' Accidents are the Icadilng cause of Newman on a pass play that went over tho highly touted passer's flues ot Now Haven who will bring latent talent to the tore as he ^vill. At the 5-14 year level, 13 deaths oc 8 P. M. Town Hall. Sept. 14—Foxon Well Child Con to "efforts aimed at reducing the of death among children between Wltliout doubt, a great measure ot Yale's success will He on the broad in a New ... towns busy for some time. We have felt for long, especially in niglit curred from drowning, 11 resulted Narkccta Council, No. 27, Degree ference, Highland School 2 p.m. head lor the winning margin. state's child accident toll ot about the ages of one and fifteen In both In' the late stages ot his football career, Stu and Red Badgro did shoulders ot Hickman. Hickman knows, as he learned from Earl Blnlk driving, that sueli a campaign was not only due but too long delayed. from pedestrians being run over by Degree ot Pocahontas, second Sept. IB—Momauguin Well Child 120 lives yearly by participating In Connecticut and the United States and fourth Wednesdays, Red most of the scouting tor the Maramefi. In addition, they would spot i ot Army, that a great coach must have good subordinates. Since we wrote' recently of the rising menace to life and limb of automobiles and onlyy two deaths Conference, Bradford Manor [the national child safety campaign, as a whole. Records from the Con- Men's Hall. their own team from tho grandstand and use the field telephone to Where on this broad land, can a man got a finer assistant than one Jayson Hall Suit occurred In the home. Four acclden. Hall 2 p.m. the super trailer trucks, we have been astonished at the number of [This project is an immediate public nccticut bureau of vital statistics Pequot Junior Council, every Inform "Stout Steve" Owen ot player mistakes and enemy weaknesses. who has opened the way tor many a touchdown In all phases ot foot lal deaths among girls in the 1-4 Sept., 17—American Legion Aux- ball—and,life? people who have come forward to relate incidents of. narrow escapes 'inis pruj.ti,,•'• / ...„— —J „oii.. fnr the show that In 1047, there were 25 Installatlon. ' A;list of his close friends In the protossional football world reads accidental deaths among children age group were caused by auto- Thursday, Red Men's Hall. Top notch players land regular positions Immediately. The youths from death or serious injury. health objective and calls for the Sept. IB—Last Survivor's Club like a "Football Annual." Thorp was Les Borden, a former Fordham end, 19.50 to 22.50 It would appear that a great many of the trailer truck drivers <=ooW!'âtion of all public health, 1-4 years old In this state, in com- [mobiles, 1 was from dromning and St. Vincent DePaul'g Ladles Guild ot college ago are In the tormulatlve years. It Is ^ huneh that many of : Outing, Oberle Farm. ' onoB named by GronUand Elco as an All-American. Les doubled his parhson to 15 pneumoni'a- death-f 4V.,s, anOMdH one from a home accident. At the meets second Tuesday, 8 P. M. the gray shlrted squad are destined for future glory. Because the genial THE flIANT TREtFROOS OF \ ," , . " . , ,-, , .. • medical and interested civic or- 10 from cancer. Two-fifths of the Sept. 2IJ—Mission Social Parrish salary by earning allying as a crooner while piaylng ball. Tod Goodwin, JAMAIM UVE AHO BREED HWH] 100% New Wool older'ages, 7 girls pedestrians were Church audltorulm. top man of the Yale grid forces will not be misled by headlines, it is [UP IN THE. TTÔPICAU TREia are young and apparently inexperienced. I' rom the actions of many ganizations throughout the .state. deaths among children in the 5-0 House 8 p.m. Potsy Jones, Josh Gibson, Mel Holn, Max Krau'so. Johnny Bel Isola, Ken killed by automobiles, 3 were drown- Legion Auxiliary meets Third Group, Strong, Ed Danowskl. now head coach at Fordham, Bo Molenda, Dale probable that Stuart j. Clancy wlU be his most valued aide, rXADPOUES eWlM tN WATtW Huskies or RegularJ whom wc liavc observed, they seem to have a recljless, almost heart- campaiî.The objectiv1 t.-i twe .^ô f th. e national group were uuduue tiôy accidents«,-w.^ . Ther— e ,«««...« , _ .. Sept. 21---Ever Ready fTWATlS INTHtCUPPtOLEAVta Friday 8 P. M, Legion Building Stone Church, 2 p. m. Burnett ond Bay Flaherty, now head coach of tho New York Yankees, Blow the whistle. less disregard for• the safetsuieiy oufi otheumtir peoplei,vv,,,.., . We liave been pa.ssed by [ocampaigf both nfata isl tano reducd none -th fatae lnumbe acci r were 32 accidental deaths, followed cd and 2 met death tromhome ap Choice lof Tweeds, Flannels, East Haven Democrats, Second Sept. 21—Ever Ready Group were some ct his closest associates. tlicm oil curves and on hill'^" s wlier'•"-e" i;t woulvvnulrdt seem that no normanormall dents, especiall' y "amon' "'"g childre'"*'•' """'n of- [by 7 from leukemia and 6 from all cidcntSignificantlys due to, burnsalthoug, h the death Friday, Red Men's Hall. Coverh forms of heart dLsease, In this age Parish House 2 P. M-, , Biit in 1030, Clancy and Strong deserted the Giants and cast their preschool and school ages. For this • rate from all causes is now less than East Haven Fire Co. No. I, meets human being would have done so. We have become thoroughly dis group. At 10-14 years, the 12 deaths Sept v24-7—School T, B. X-ray 'fortunes with the New York Yankees but the damaged knees tool^ their Are you aware 4hal school will icon b Siies 6 to 18 purpose, a mass education program one third ot what it was tlltecn years first "Wednesday 8 P, M, Flro gusted at their lack of eoneern tor the safety of otlicrs with wlioin will be directed toward parents anojgroujj. /n, »u-i, ,. , program. oponing and the boys will bo chooiing |Wiil be directed toward parents and ago, there has been little Impiiovc- . Headquarters. toll and he retired for all time as a play.er at the conclusion ot that older family members on methods i from accidents which occuried were Bept.'28—Library BoardI 8 P. M. I JUST ARRIVED! they are supposed to sliare the high-ways. «„ "••o'-Hnf.sl double those of the next major rhent In the accidental death rate. Public Health Nursing Ass'n season,, ,,' Briarwood Golf up lidet for those basketball, bnioball Sept. 28—East Haven Well Child Wc do not believe, cither, that the drivers alone are to blame, older family members on meinoQS|iruiii ^..u.,„v, - Oct. H~Annual Pair, Princess Memorial Library., tant to Johnny Knecht, fine service and low prices are lU. S. Children's Bureau, the than do females. Sixteen boys In the [effort In the field of child health. Chapter, O. E. 8. Parish House. Christ Church Men's Club meets Just before tho war broke out, the popular Clancy was offered a NOW OPEN DAYS and NIGHT (or our enduring popularltYl [American Academy of Pediatrics and 1-4 group and 30 boysin the 5-14 [The child safety campaign urges Oct. 16—Auction, Parish House, first Tuesday of each month Junior Women's League. coaehlng post with Yale University by Howie Odell. There only a short 8 P, M. Church Hall, season, tho Branford lad was called Into the Navy where he served as General Instructions Free /'^CLOTHES Lt. Stuart J. Clancy for most ot the war. iJfi made many trips across fiiniiTMlia the Atlantic and In tho closing months ot the conflict was situated in GOLF LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT fiyt l^mA. JiuftiCiamM'^'*''^ 291 MAIN ST„ EAST HAVEt^ New York City and finally In New Jersey. LUKE LOMBARPI, PROFESSIONAL *these trailer tnielcs pass. , This past year Yale changed pigskin mentors. Herman Hickman <>'iia>-'2H MAIM STREET Use Our Convenieni Budget Plan now handles the coaching reins but one ot his most able assistants Is BOSTON POST ROAD — 2 MILES EAST OF BRANFORD tho-8fime Stu Clancy, Ho was prominently mentioned for-the top spot of the Holy Cross coaching stalt last winter, and only failed because he would not seek the post. He has an extensive undertaking and embalming practice and cares too much for his North Main Street homo, wife and family to seek greener pastures. 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