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THE HOME TO\VN PAPER THE HOME NEWSPAPER IS A ot VITAL FORCE IN EVERY TOAVN BRANFORD—NORTH BRANFORO STONY CBEEK—PINE ORCHARD PORTRAYING AS IT DOES SHORT BEACH — INDIAN NECK LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN GRANNIS CORNER-MORRIS FAMILIAR LANGUAGE COVE—EAST MAVEv Cjie Pranforti ^bto AND EAST HAVEN KEWS VOL. XIV—No. 21 Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, Sopteiuber 11, 1941 Price Five Oenta Several Hundred Attend P??^^^ ^.^^^IX^^?, |Musical Society Club Is Invited Bran ford Defense Council Defeats Hall Begins Season To Federation Social Work Conference The Musical Art Society will hold Sets Time and Locations In Primaries Its first meeting this year on Sep Meeting Oct. 8 teniber 20. This will be a dinner at James J. Sullivan, Republican the Compass tor members and The Branford Garden Club held For Civilian Enrollment At Montowese Housefirs t selectman of East Haven tor guests. Mrs. Danlelson, president ot Its monthly meeting Friday after­ the past four years Monday de the society has chosen the follow­ noon In the Short Beach chapel ing committee chali;men who will with the Short Beach members as Thirty-First Annual Meeting Of Connecticut Workers fcated Harold c. Haii in one of the Centers Will Be Open September 15 to 20—Mrs. Ernest Held Yesterday And Today—Eobert 0. Doming, As- most spirited primary tights m the work with lier.thls season. hostesses. Mrs. S. A. Grlswold, history ot town politics. Sullivan, Program, Miss Olive, Pratt; ways president, presided at both board G. L. Craig In Chai'ge—Everyone Asked To Fill - sistant Administrator Speaks On "Connecticut De endorsed by the G. O. P. Town com­ and means, Mrs: William Crawford; and club meetings, and conducted ' fense Council Work." mittee, polled 64 per cent ot the scholarship, Mrs. George Fouser; a patriotic service in which she Blanks—No Age Limits. ballots cast to defeat Hall, 056 to 3'78 publicity. Miss Marlon L. Thatcher; road "Tlie Legion of the Dog Wood Connecticut Social Workers met a plurality of 278 votes. junior counsellor, Mrs. William Tree." "Civilian Air Raid Defense is an Important department in Your yesterday and today for a confer­ Freer To Oppose Also chosen to be the party can­ Rice; juvenile cbiinstillor, Mrs. Ray­ Bicycles Cause ence at the Montowese House. Over Mrs. F. T, Callln, corresponding Country's safety," states a circular didates in the coming election mond Plnkham; director of the dl.stributod this week by the Bran­ 300 attended. by margins which varied but little chorus, Mrs. Harold Baldwin. secretary, announced the annual James J. Sullivan meeting of the State Federation Two Accidents ford Defense Council in cbnnoctlon This was the 31st annual meet­ from initial candidates was the en­ The elected bfflcers tor the year with the Civilian work enrollment ing and was presided over by Con­ tire Sullivan slate. win be held In Now MUford on are Mrs. Andrew Daiilelson, presi­ Twelve persons met their death which win take place all next week. ference President Eleanor H. Little Gerard Freer, a former first Hall, president ot the New Haven dent; Mrs. William Rice, vice-pres­ will be held In New MUford on selectman, was homUiated tor the Wednesday, Oct. 8 at 10:30 A. M. two years ago In Connecticut by Mrs, Fred Howe, in Indian'Neck ot Qullford. Rev. B. Kenneth An­ County Young Republican clubs, ident; Miss Audrey Rogers, secre­ announces that enrollment^ will be thony gave the Invocation and post agahi at a meeting ot East who contested the nomination of Miss Grace Cornell will give an il­ auto bicycle accidents seven in tlie Haven Democratic committee, qind tary; Miss Isabel MacLeod, treas­ received at the flreliouso on Tues­ Judge Frank W. Daley welcomed Sullivan after he failed to receive urer; Miss Cornelia Osborn, histor­ lustrated talk on the subject day and 5 at night. day, Wednesday and Thursday will oppose Incumbent James J. "Know your Colors." Members are the delegates. the endorsement ot the town com­ ian; Miss Mary Devlin, librarian; Last year the number was de evenings from 7;30 to 10 and Satur­ Among the speakers were: Sullivan In the coming Fall elec­ mittee by a single vote margin, asked to notify Mrs. Catlln if they tion. Mrs. • Wallace Foole, former presi­ creased by 2 with 8 fatalities in the day afternoon from 2 to 4. She will Harold F. Strong, Executive Di­ rolled a plurality only in his own dent. wish to ottend. Dr. Rocco Bove was named the daytime and 2 at nignt bo assisted by Mrsi Louis Ritzing- rector Children's Village, Dobbs, district of Foxon. There he re­ The first board meeting was held Resignations were accepted with cr, Mrs. Ocorgo Adams and others. Perry, New York; Ruth C. Dana, candidate for second selectman and ceived 91 votes to 57 tor the prete-l regrets from the following: Mrs. In 1939, 200 children and 02 others chosen were Mrs. Madeltoe Monday night at the home ot Mrs. Mrs. Ernest G. L. Craig will re­ Hartford Bureau of Child Welfare; ent first selectman. Joseph Marlnan, Mrs, Francis RoS' adults were Involved In blcyclc- solve enrollments at the vacant Bixby, town clerk; Wilfred J. Tal­ Andrew Danlelson. Auto accidents and last year the Dr. Robert H. Mathewson of the Sullivan carried the center dis­ -V siter, Mrs. Charles Reynolds and store in the Toole building every i\ Division of Research and Planning bot, town treasurer. T. Frank Rey­ trict by a two-thirds margin, gar­ Mrs. Francis Y. Joannes. New mem­ number of children increased to 247 nolds, tax collector; ' registrar of day from 1 until 7 except on Sa­ State Department ot Education in nering 510 ballots to 248 for Hall. bers received were Mrs. 0. Murray but the adult number, decreased to turday when an attendant will bo voters, John J. Carter; Board of Edu He carried the Momauguin district, 87. Hartford and many others. cation, Mrs, Rita Blondi, Alex Dor- Thirty ^embers Upson and Mrs. Harold Blakcslee. in charge all day. The following Robert C. Deming, assistant ad­ 89 to 39. Mrs. H. E. H. Cox, chairman ot According to records At the police will assist her at two hour shifts: an, Mrs. John L. Sanford and Rus­ station 2 of the 17 automobile ac­ ministrator of the Connecticut De- sell McQuiggan; Board of tax Re­ Others on the Sullivan ticket who Attend Reunion the ways and moans committee an­ Mr, and Mrs, Robert Richardson, tense Council was one ot yester­ were victorious were Lyman Good nounced that a balance of $117.74 cidents in August Involvpd bicycles. John, Donnelly,' Franklin Gates, Ij view, John McDaniel and Charles Chief of Police urges that parents day's speakers. Using as his sub­ Capella; assessors, Richard Braohe rich, as second selectman nominee, was cleared at the recent card Miss Martha Adams, Mrs. Charles ject, "What the Defense Council Harry Conway, town treasurer; There were about 39 members ot party. It was voted to have three warn children of this danger, Bedienl, Mrs. Hinchley, Mrs, Eu­ and John Brereton; grand jurors, the B. H. S. class of 1939 at the Comparative automobile accident Expects of Social Workers." Eugene Johansen, Frank Tcnny and George Beckett, Board of Assessors; hostesses at each ot the summer gene Rodney, Mrs, Raymon Baliou, Myoron Grover and Alvin Thomp­ reunion In Svoa Hall Saturday figures follow; Mrs. Howard Wall and Mrs, Her­ Among the local residents who John DeFUlppo. constables, Harold night. The committee In charge meetings. It was voted to tax each 1041 assisted with the registration and son, Board of Tax Review and 1030 1040 bert Gallaudet. Burrltt, John W. Walsh, John Kiser were: Miss Virginia Bracken, chair­ member 2 5 cents for guests. Mrs. 7 13 12 ushering were: Registrar ot Voters AlvIn Sanford. W. T. Nott announced the annual January and George T. Woodworth. man. Miss Stasia Petela, Miss Re- February 10 8 10 Enrollments wlU be taken at tho Mrs. Arthur Scrlvenor, Jr., Mrs. .V Incumbent Town Clerk Margaret gina Donnelly; 'Stanley Bartholo luncheon to be held in the First J. Tucker and Tax Collector James March 5 10 11 Short Beach J'lrehouso each day William E. Hitchcock, Jr., Mrs. P. mew, Robert Ddmberg and Stanley Baptist Church, Friday, Oct. ' 10 7 4 from 4 o'clock until 8 with Mrs. Sherwood Boyd, Mrs. John Bald­ C. Ogllvle were uncontested by the Continued on page eight April '"' Dzwonkoskl, A new committee was May 13 8 13 T. 0. Bracken in charge. On Mon- win, Mrs. M. J. Carpinella, Mrs. Irene Massey Hall slate in the primary balloting. elected to be in charge ot the re­ V V June 0 12 11 day, and Tuesday J^rs. Thomas Clarence R. Lake, Mrs. Howard union next year consisting of Ml-ss 17 15 17 Fallon and Miss Virginia Bracken • Stevens, Mrs. Franklin Wagner Becomes Bride July Barbara Carr, Miss Eileen Mooney, Granite Bay Day August 14 10 17 win be at the desk and tho follow­ Miss Janet ' Hill, Mrs. Franklin Harry's Steaks Miss Grace BoHtelie^, -Kenneth ing two nights Mr8. bagmar Ap- Gates, Miss Grace Boutelle, Mrs. R. Of Pvt. Morris Johnson; William.: Protb, G^rado Total 8B' - • OB 05 ploRalc^and Mrs, M. D, Stanley.^-'-u B. Cate, Mrs. Harvey. W. Riddle, Giordano*.tti<5iPviii^&l«t*'*iiartohe. - Ends With Movie —pi br'Bn-fi'nrttf.'Triitiiy;TNOsT'Cffflfeftee"""'* '• Mrs. - Albertus FIge, Miss Virginia The marriage of Miss Irene Ros- Are Real McGoy ^_ _v—1 Mungor, othdr workers will be Bracken, Mrs. Dana L. Blanchard, abelle Massey, daughter ot Mr. and The second- annual Granite Boy chosen later this week. Mrs. John Schoolcraft, Mrs. Carl Mrs. Jerry Massey of 1 Main Street, Jim Bigelow was chief camp field day was lield Sunday, Races, William Collopy, Raymond Barnes, registrar for Montellus, Miss Ruth Huglns, Miss to Pvt. 1st Class, Elliott N. Morris ot Stewart at the Green Mountain Rainbow Girls ba.seball game.?, softball game and the Stony Creek district will an­ Jean Harrison, Miss. Janet Hamre, Camp Edwards, Falmouth, Mass., Boys annual trip to the Rutland olhei's were enjoyed. In the base­ Lucille Grover nounce workers names and working Miss Virginia Poulton, Mrs. Donald son ot Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris fair over the week end but It was Will Install ball game tor married and single hours later In the week. Thompson, the Misses Noble, Mrs. ot Morris Cove, took place Satur­ the sizzling steaks broiled by chef women the latter Icaiii was vic­ Wed On Sat. Volunteers will bo trained where WiUiam J. Tlenken, Mrs. Milton day morning in St. Mary's rectory. Harry McCoy over an open wood At a meeting ot the Rainbow torious. The following won in the and when necessary but In most Cross and Miss Virginia Paine. fire that made the trip worth raving Girls Friday night the following children's races: Charles Mason. instances the -listings will be used The bride wore a princess gown about. Mrs. Helen Barnett and Mrs. of white faille taffeta, long train members were elected to of flee: William Dennis, Joyce Lockyer, The wedding of Miss Lucille only in the event of emergency, at Edith Hanna represented the Bran- and her long tulle veil was draped After a day at the fair the boys Worthy Advisor, .Rose Dauhi; as­ Marjorle Mattson. shoe race, Fred­ Eunice Grover, daughter of Mr. which time it will bo a valuable ford V/elfare Department. returned to camp and the Green sociate advisor, Eleanor liorenzen; dy Mason; road race, William Alt- and Mrs, George, J. Grover ot aid In relief work to have complete from a cap shaped flower crown. Mountains listened to harmony mannsberger. old timers baseball — V She carried roses. charity, Ruth Schaelfor; hope, Ma­ Chestnut Street, West Springfield, listings of volunteers and their ca­ such as never was heard in them game was a tie; sack race for men Mass., and William Vincent Collopy Miss Elizabeth Massey was her rlon Borrman; faith, Loraino Mc- pabilities. thair hills before. The boyi admit Manus. The installation will be and women, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William sister's maid of honor and wore a Kells; wheelbarrow race for men V. Collopy of Grove Street, Gm- .v.; Basil Nickerson, princess gown ot aquamarine taf­ it. semi-public and will be held Sep­ The moon winked an eye to beg tember 27 In tlie assembly room. and women, Harvey Royden and nlte Bay, was solemnized 'Saturday SEA SCOITTS ENJOY feta and hat to match and carried Mrs. Arthur Halden; three legged In St. Thomas' Church, West Miss Caggiano yellow roses. Private David Dopo- "Sing another Song." V MOONLI&HT OEUISE On the trip were Edwin Maddern, race for men and women, Harvey Springfield, by the pastor. Rev. frlootBranford and Camp Edwards WHYTE DANCING- Royden and Mrs. Arthur Halden; John E. Forhan in a single ring was best man. A dinner followed in Herbert Thayer, Ray Fairchlld The Sea Scouts entertained the Married Here Ben Baker Whit Marsli and Mel and tug of war for men, Ed Penn's team ceremony. the home of the bride's parents STUDIO OPENS won; Granite Bay softball team No. following young ladles on a moon­ Jim Bigelow. The bridal music Included vocal light cruise on board "The Flying Saturday in the First Baptist tor the immediate families. In the Announcement is Wade ot the 1 defeated team No. 2; Miss Tessic afternoon a reception was held in V— :— .. solos- by Miss (3Ittlro Collins ot Cloud'" Monday evening Septem­ Church ot Branford, Miss Francis opening ot the tenth season of the Haroskevlcz was awarded the prize Springfield who sang "Ave Maria," the home. Mrs. Massey wore a pow­ TRINITY PARISH NOTES for young girls. Refreshments were ber 8th; Misses June Osbourne, Mary Caggiano, daughter of Mr. •Whyte Studio of DancUig at 204 "Salutarls," and "On this Day, O Virginia Carey, Laurella and Juno and Mrs. Joseph Caggiano of 116 der blue gown, white accessories, Trinity Church School will begin Main Street, East Haven, over the served. In the evening movies were and white roses. Mrs. Morris wore shown on the lawn. Beauttul Mother," occompanled by Russell, Betty Hlnkley^ Anne Meg- Elm Street, West Haven, was mar­ on Sunday September 21st. post office. Miss Eleen Toomoy, organist of lln, Carol Pardee and Florence ried to Mr. Basil Sinclair Nicker- a gown ot plum velvet, hat to Young People's Society will meet Appointments may be made for -V- match and white roses. Springfield. Watson, Scouts present were 1st son, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Avery H. Sunday evening at 6:30 in the Pa class or private lessons In Acroba­ The Branford Theatre In coop­ M188 Eunice Grover was her sis­ Mate, Jerry Giordano, Farrlngton Nlckerson of PawsOn Park. Rev. A. Upon leaving on a wedding trip rlsh House. tics, ballet, toe, tap and ballroom. eration with the Branford Rams ter's maid of honor and Thomas Lay, Jr., Albert Bahnsen, Kenneth W. Jones performed the ceremony the bride wore a soldier blue dress At 8:45 Sunday morning there The new V dance will be featured Football Team will present Mickey Collopy ot this place was his broth­ Bray, Carl GuUans, Austin Ryer, In a setting of gladioli and palms. and hati v/lth navy coat and acces­ will be Holy Communion with at the opening of the ballroom Rooney in "Lite Begins for Andy er's best man. Albert Oullen, Norman Esbom, Bob The bride, given in marriage by sories. Morning Prayer following at 10:45. classes. Hardy" on September 18 and 19th. Fletcher, Norman Plant, Jim Brad­ ^V The bride wore a gown of white her father, wore a colonial white satin in Princess stylo length illu­ ley, Mllo KIbbo an^ Skipper Walt­ figured bengaline gown with a GIEL SCOUTS MEET sion veil and carried a. colorilal er Hauler. A very enjoyable time square neckline and leg o' mutton AND FOEM PATROLS Library Has Old Leather Man Painting bouquet. The maid of honor wore a was had by all. After the cruise sleeves. Her veU was draped from gown of blue taffeta with tiara and they adjourned to the Sea Scout a Mary Queen of Scots headpiece. Durant's painting has for several Was Familiar Character Fifty matching veil. She-carried a eolo Base and made plans for a Hallo­ The diamond pendant worn by the The regular meeting of the Short Mrs. John Kennedy Loans Life ween Dance, to be held at the Sea Beach Girl Scouts was held at the Size Painting To Blockstone years hung in Mrs. Kennedy's Years Ago — Game Through nlal bouquet of pink roses and bride was an heirloom and was Branford Often—Allison Albee pompon chrysanthemums. Scout Base next month. worn by her aunt on her wedding school Friday evening with Mrs. Memorial Library — Will Be home. A few weeks ago she con­ Horace Van Sands leader and Miss Placed At Entrance Of Read- tacted Librarian Charles N. Bax­ Has Gathered And Written His­ A reception washeld In the High­ The Scouts are planning a trip day. She carried a colonial bouquet torical Material About Old land Hotel. of mlJ^ed white flowers. Virginia Bracken assisting. Joan ' ing Boom. ter and offered to loan It to the Sunday to Inspect the Morris Cove Gebel was elected treasurer and Leather Man, A Upon leaving on an unannounced Miss Doris Riley of Merlderi, Blackstone Memorial Library. A Scout Base. Barbara Miller scribe for the com­ Opening night at the Nutshell wedding trip the bride traveled in __ V—— aunt of the bride, was maid ot ing year. Three patrols were form­ Saloon in East Derby was to be an spot has been set aside at the en­ friendly housewives. a forest green suit with brown ac­ honor. Miss Betty Coleman and BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES ed as follows: The Clover patrol, important event In the life of Frank trance of the reading room and Mr. Albee, back in 1937 sent the cessories and orchids. The morning service of the First Mrs. Adolph Blomberg of West Ha- Patricia Bergen, leader, Joan Arm­ Knight. the picture will placed there for writer the following record. V— Baptist Church win be held Sunday ' Continued on page Jour strong, assisting. The Gold Star A. V. Durant, (1892) had been all who are Interested to see. From the records of unidentified morning at eleven o'clock. Rev. A. : -V--. -• patrol, Audrey Helser, leader, Bar­ painting a life size picture of the AUison Albee of Rye, N. Y. who dead In the County Court House ARNOLD HAET WINS W. Jones will direct the service of FIRST MEETING IN ACADEMY bara, Van Sands assistant and the Old Leather Man to be hung over is an authority on the history of in White Plains NY: MEMBERSHIP PRIZE worship, and deliver the sermon. The first meeting of the season Eagle patrol Leatrlce Tucker, lead­ the bar when the doors were the well, known character has March 24 1889 oh the George Dell The Cliurch School meets at ten for the Branford Woman's Republi­ er, Jean Calabrese, assistant. Miss thrown open for business. written a lengthy, article in the farm town of Mount Pleasant During a membership Campaign under the direction of Supt. Ells­ can Club will be held at the Muriel Fullerton, who has Just re Mrs. John, Kennedy of Short Westchester Historical Bulletin County of Westchester unidentified within the district Vasa Star Lodge worth Harrison. At this session the acadeny Monday afternoon, Sept. turned from Camp Townsend where Beach who was then Mrs. Knight which he presented to the local li­ man known as the Leather Man, NolSO presented the most names classes will be assigned to their ad­ 15, at 2:45. • she served a^ water counselor vol­ was interested too for she knew brary In 1937. :Much has been Coroner George H Sutton held in­ for initiation. vanced places and the teachers will Hostesses will be Mrs. John Barron unteered to start a class in Junior ot the strange wanderings of the written and said of the Old Leath­ quest the next day In SInS Sing At a senil monthly meeting held meet their pupils. Several new Mrs. Harry Carsten, IVtrs. Albert Red Cross. It was voted to hold a Old Leather Man. Mrs. Kennedy er Man but Mr. Albee has spent (now Ossining) verdict before Cor­ In Svea Hall Friday evening and classes are arranged for and ad­ Fenn and Mro. Thomas Hopper. Mothers tea and Court of Awards says that the wanderer took an un­ endless hours In attempts to keep oners Jury by Doctors Madden and presided over by Albert Coates, ditions have been made to the Registrar Walter Palmer wUl dis­ in October. usual Interest in the painting and historical tacts from fantastic le­ Collins was death caused by blood Arnold Hart was given a cash prize teaching cuss new voting laws and ballots. _ . ^v v/ould remain for a few days in gends, ot the man. poisoning due to cancer death 2 as a reward for proposing more • • V V MORAWSKI-SESESKE East Derby in order that Durant The odd old character roamed it 3. days when discovered Found names than anyone else in the DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS NOTES REPUBLICAN CADCUS NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seseske of might paint. The next sitting this section about 30 years in the by Henry Miller an acqueduct em­ district. Democratic Town Committee Republican Town Committee the Boston Post Road have an­ would have to wait until the Old last half of the 19th century, ployee while out walking with his The gift was delivered by District chairman, Cornelius T,'Drii>coll has chairman John E. Bralnerd has nounced the coming marriage of Leathe__^ r _.Ma_ n mad___e _anothe r. .perl - , His clothes were made entirely of, wife, buried March 25 1888 In Pot- Master Pierson of Georgetown. . given notice that the ^Democratic given notice that.the Republican their daughter, Mary, to Mr. odfc trip. Mrs. Kennedy does not'leather patches sewed together' ters Row in Sparta Cemetery. Present also was vice District electors of tne Town will meet in electors of the town will meet in Charles A. Morawski, son of Mrs. know how the .artist knew when with heavy leather throngs and re- Body went unfollowed arid un Master Anderson of New Haven Caucus at the Town Hall, Monday caucus at the town hall Monday, John Morawski and'the late Mr. sembled a freakish costume from mourned to an unmarked grave who invited members to the annual September 15, at 8:30 o'clock for the September 15 at-8 o'clock for,the the man would appear but she does Morawski of Maple Street, which remember that the artist was al­ .some fable country. I v^»-»

Pagi c Two THE BRANFORD REVIKW, BRANKORD, C'OI?N, SEPTEMBER 1.1, 1041 *HE BRANPORD REVIEW, BRANPORD, CONK., SEPTEMBER 11, 104i ' PagoTlircd / find the doing o/- the will of Qod NOT NEGLECTED U. S. Farm Cash Milk Income EYE OPENERS-by Bob Crosby ,„^.! ,ALI. ..MADE ,IN ONE DAY' 4 leaves me no time for diaputing WASHINGTON SHORT BEACH ~ Established 1928 Reaches New 10-Year High Highland Park about Ms plans,-^a, MacDonald by Charlotte Flesche Published KTcrjr Thursday At SNAPSHOTS o hardware store/ IRIPORTANT BALL ST. ELIZABETH'S PARISH By JAMES PRESTON GERMAl^l PARACHUte GAME SCHEDULED Drantord, Conn, Fr. William O'Brien TROOPS, CAPTORED IN by Sunday School at 10:46 a.m. Undaunted by a tie score last immemorial. •MoRWAV^ CARRIED Miss Priscilla Deibert will attend Vait BnANFOBb REVIEW. tKd. Hamden Hall this year, due to a Confessions—4:00 p. m. Saturday Sunday morning the married men it Is hard lo think of Europe's CAMERftS, RADIOS, will again play the single men Sun­ 37 Rose Street The recent shake-up in the gov­ scholarship which she received. She preceding flrst Sunday. many iieoples bearing the banner MACHINE GUNS, day morning at U o'clock. BUI ernment dcfen.se agencies Is a lead­ plans to start in on September Sunday Masses at 0 and 10 A. M. WIRE CUTTERS, Tucker umpire has been warned of a mostcr-race ils men should ing topic ot cloakroom conversa­ 22nd. SAWS, WELDING i that he will be expected to distin­ METER LESIIINE Pabllsher carry a flag. It is difdciilt to tion hero, and a Bread deal of com­ To^LS, AND UNION OHAPEI, guish between a strike and a home imagine them satisfied with the ment centers on the widespread EVEN Quest for a week ot ^ary Lou ALICE V. PEl'ERBON Editor Buck was Sally Godwin of y^hitney run this time. knowledge thiit in a corner of confu.ilon that lead to tho reor­ COLLAPSIBLE Sundoy, September 14, 11 A. M. ganization. Those familiar with the vllle. John Dwyer It is said has been that alien dolii some self-stylod BIC/CLES/ I Sermon by the Poster, Rev. E. C. situation agree that In the past the Carpenter. Topic: Joy With A Very doing callstenlcs between molls Telephone Dranlord 40B superman has found a niggardly entire defense picture has been Mrs. Frederic Hills and children especially a bend at the waist ex­ Dark Background. Solo by 'V/illlam Subscription Ratet nnli or two of available space needlessly muddled. To .substantiate of the Grey Rock will leave us Sep­ ercise. He is also engaged In learn­ tlielr -itory they point to numerous tember 15th, for their home in East Watson. (2.00 II Vcur, I'aynble In Advance which he can conoedo fur expe­ 40 1941 ing to catch with his hands as his examples.' •33 '34 '35 '36 '37 '38 Orange, N. J. ' 9:45 A. M. Sunday School. Qeorgo feet didn't operate so well last AdTcrtiiiiMK KiitCii. Ou AppllcttllOn diency's sake to tlie memory of JANUARY-JUNE AVERAGE CONIROLS ON THE PLANNING DESK. IN A Brown, Superintendent. Lesson To­ Sunday. ^ . lands ho dCBlroyed. The manner In which various gov 'NEW HOLLVWOOD, CALIP, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jacocks ot pic: The Eternal God, the Source Qoorgo Jerolnoan is expected to Member Of ernment asencles compete with JyMRY tarrticrs' cash income from milk tor the first six months ct,!'" AVho will write I'or this'fing the D reached the hmhcst total in more than a decade and almost double the HOME, REGULATE THE Montclalr, N. J. were weekend ot Help; A Vision ot Qod Our Help­ appear in shorts as short stop and New L'.neluna Press Association each other for available supplies of Pasicd by Censor priceless songs, the valiant poeins, raw materials furlshes them with a low of 33, accor^dine to the Milk Industry Foundanon.January-June triE •flME AND ItMPERAlURE guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bishop. er. Good attendance last Sunday. Lester Corning said today he mi lolal of $888,000,000 is an ncrease of 'S'O'P" «"' °^" *J,%|'"': Let's moke it better this Sunday. T wftn Canada that supplied most cxchnngo tor war commodltlos that touch the colors of beloved case In point. While they admit coo.OOO '40-period. June 1941 m Ik income w.ns ^^^^•'^?,f°°-Jl,^^^-S?J" POWDERED IN THE GAS R.'^NGE runs "I'll SCO Red If I don't said he. OVEN -~ SeVBRfil. Mrs. Willinm Sawyer and son Friday, September 12, 8 o'clock ot (hn niaclinnlzcd trnnsport Canada nccda and In order lo al­ Entered ns second class matter that proof is hard to obtain, they - • .-ibove last Juno. Prospects indicate milk mcome will continue Higher. ^'tmsH BONE expects to make three home I low Iho gient motor industrlos ot flags with iimelcss lustre! Who Lawrence have returned to N. J. sharp. Choir rehearsal. used by Ooucrnl WnvcU In liln tn- October 111, 1020, at tho Post Oftloe have a strong suspicion that some OF A HANG'D Any of tort to stall the game in nious North Africa drives ngnlnst iho United Slates to conoontrato will say "That is my flag!" It William Sawyer Jr., Is staying here Wednesday, September 17, 7:30 lliclr cnorgloa on other thlnga. Al­ at Branford, Conn, under Act of departments aro buying larger TO Y2,OO(),0aO a day, and, as the defense program gains momentum, that lege. free of charge Just in case. someWhat improved. • the street on a wandering breeze. You—"World"—All have the saine leave this week after having spent liOoally Made ufttion, figure will undouhlcdly increase, To help meet such huge cx))oUses, Merrltt E. Taylor Is in Walllng- the center of the front, near Oo- 'Mmm.man, no perfume of Araby problems, cares; College Notes the isummer in the Barnhurst. Mrs. John Lester Corning and her Klalloiiblo Iron Harry Thompson, son of Mr. and ford for a te wdays. Nationallj; Good aft such IJranford tlopart- mel and Smolensk, have been everyone must coiilrilnite his share.' Rates on higher incomes arc could be more delectable! Don't you know—"he is richer who son, Harry were in New York City •Whether or not the new de Mrs; Robert Thompson resumed his Fittingi Oo. mentJi may bo they dnrihot poS- being sharply iiKircnscd, but, even so, no one group can possibly A favorite smell, ot course, comes Tuesday. Famoui highly suooessful, resulting in re­ fense set up will be able to cut shares?" studies yesterday at Rensselear Mr. and Mrs. James Moore will Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hoffstoad pay the entire sum. Thoro arc not enough rich people in America for. from burning leaves. Nothing quite V Ribly handle Ave or aix Inindrcd capture ot more than a score of th.vongh the confusion surrounding All, have your homes—little havens Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. visit Peekskill, N. Y. this week. have moved from Lanphlers Cove to so completely symbolizes the Carl Bergquist, son ot Rev. and vioioun fires all slartod Avithin five towns and villages. Berlin admits that. As a matter of fact, tl)c "total" incomes for'a year of all Ameri­ that and similar problems remains of love, tho Buttle House, Bradley Avenue, to be seen. Even tliougli most ob­ autumn season as this. Especially Mrs. A. T. Bergquist of Hopson Mrs. Walter Halller entertained at minutes, ilnlo.is they have the as-"strong eounter-allacks by tlio cans earning .$10,000 a year and over would meet government ex­ Keep them—It learning from "Our servers aro Inclined to adopt a If you catch the scent ot smoke at Avenue will study this winter at the Jack - Biever has entered the a card party in her home Monday Riverside News penditures for only two months. ' teacher Above." Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Plolft expect to Right around the corner In Brantord is produced an oil burner sislannd, ,-/f! an cfflolont air raid Soviet troojiH. "wait-see" policy regarding the re­sundown v/hen a fire makes a glow Augustana Theological Seminary University ot Connecticut. night. Guests were: Mrs. Mary Kal- V— : be in New Jersey for the week end. rccognl'/.cd throughout tho nation as being one ot tho the genuine warden syatem, and " public AVliilo jmying an income tax will be a new experience tor the organization, doubt Is expressed in Ing puncture in the gray twilight. Rock Island, 111. loch, Mrs. Addle Walker, Mrs. Frank These counter-attacks, indeed, The Riverside Fire Co. will hold low income group, actually they have paid direct, federal, taxes on some quarters that the new board For a clean smell, try the ocean Palmer, Mrs. Joseph Robinson, outstanding quality oil burners produced in America. trained and informed as to what appear to have asstuned the more William Munger and Albert Tuck­ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Goss and an outing Sunday at Lake Quassa- v/iU bo able to function with the air brouglit to your door these Mrs. "Vernon Kelsey, Mrs. B. H. Mc­ to expect, impressive stature ot a Soviet cigarclles, gasoline, theatre admissions and otlle'l"items in the past, Gordon TerwilUger ot Maple er leave next week to study elec­ daughter of Seattle, Washington are paug. The auxiliary is invited to When you finally decide upon oil heat do not fall to take ad­ efficiency required for maximum mornings on an incoming tide. Was Street is enrolled at CorneU trical engineering in Washington. Elhone, Mrs. James Moore, Mrs. vantage of this fact. And that's why the BrauConl connter-ofl'ensive with frcsli Rus­ and have also jiaid hidden taxes in eonncction \vitli every lonf of in the Chadburn apartment tor the attend. defense eiTort. That can only be ever anything as cool and pure and Universtiy. He is the son of Mr and Elizabeth Murray and Mrs. Ash. bread, pair of shoes and almost every other article they buy. Such winter. These dealers will bo glad to give you complete details on what Defense Council is aalcing yrfu sian HucooHses iiear (iomel would achieved, they insist by one manvetreshing ? Mrs. A. TerwilUger. Sven Svensson, son of Mr. and revenue, however, no longer produces KUlTicient funds for regular Mrs. Donald Alexander entertain­ a. Brantord installation will do, and what It will cost. and your neighliors to register be to relieve Marshal Biuloiniy's control of: the entire defense pro­ Autumn is surely the season for Mrs. Karl Svensson of Hopson Ave. Mrs. Walter Halller and son duction set-up. Tlie new board di­ FIRST P. T. A. MEETING ed the Even Dozen Club Tuesday next wook for tho work best suit- army from the thr.'at of Nazi en­ federal expenditures, plus defense, and so income taxes must be smells,, so noses up, and don't miss Catherine Sellwood, daughter of left Sunday to start his third year Martin spent the weekend in Mil- vides authority, and lor that reason Mrs. Arthur Hallden has called evening. ' . N«w Haven East Haven used'to lalie care of tlic rising costs of government. a single one! Mr. and Mrs. George Sellwood, 440 studies at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. ford at the home ot her parents Mr. oil to you. circlement. Had Ibis occurred the they are inclined to See in it one the first parent teacher meeting for Main St. enters New Haven and Mrs. Martin. Kartzmark. New Haven Coal Co. East Haven Coal Go. Our ohanoeB of over aotuallj* important city of Kiev and the How lauch those costs have risen is ovideijt from the fact that more Instance ot the President's re­ BUY Sept. 15 at 8 o'clock in the .school Miss Ilelene Johnson, CUft Street servers here believe that govern Teachers College. Richard Knowlton, son of Mr. and Anyone Intel ested is invited to at­ R. C. Enquist lineding beds, liandagcs, potato entire Ukraine might soon have at the turn of tho century a man Avlth a wife and two children, earn luctanc.„^^^.„^e^ t„o^ delegat,.,.„.. „„e^ re.spon.'ilbility._, . .spent her vacation in Oilllia, Branford — ment can contribute greatly to a UNITED Mrs. Archer E. Knowlton, Beckett Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flesche en­ tend. Canada. peeler.'!, tolophono squads, baby fallen into Qormau control. ing llilOD a month, paid only,!ii5o£ his salary in'laxeajdircut aivd iu-lMany^o^ who hold this view solution by abandoning their "scold STATES- Douglas Bray,'-son of Mr. andAve. , will return to Springfield Col­ tertained at a family re-unlon at It Is hoped that theio will be a V MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS COMPANY lw.,A-,,; '"•"tinWsr.^'or «• hundred-ot)ioi''t.vi>a« ' ' Iti in ))ONaiblo that the Russians lilrcct. Although bo.niay;qarii.$i50.'a,montlu»oy(?^yai>;bofQro.lJio U^^ and scare^J taotibs.and'Concentrat- Mrs. T.'Stanley Bray, Wilford Ave., lege. Springfield, Mass, their home last Sunday. Guests in­ laifg'o attondance as there will bo Subset ibe to the Branford, Oonn. publloktlon—that tho ' biggest de SAVING Si of Bdrvioe In air raids aro only five liavo. been favored momentarily armament program was launched hi.'l taxes had''risen to the oquiva -''"—"— ""' '•'--> •• iiig on the tacts of the case. cluded Mr. and Mrs. James Comer, an open discussion on the year's Branford Itevicto fense bottleneck" of all Is right on America's Industrial system has BONDS and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard in a hundred. But isn't it botier by Oorinaiiy'ti need to bring up lent of f^'I') a month and they aro still going up. program. the President's desk. ; given it the highest standard of "liv­ Flesche, Mrs. Rhetta Klmbal of New Mrs. D. W. Owens will give a le- new supplies and fresh troojis. AND.STAMPS. to be safely insured and prepared It is because of this rise that the.donunid is' growing for greater ing the world has ever known. With Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black sume of the National P. T A con­ 1 against possible tro\lblc thail to Tlie Nazis may well have reaidied eeononiy in non-defnn.sc spending. Now tiiat G,000,000 more voters Although the current gasoline only 6 percent ot the world's popu­ and family of Hamden, Mr. andventio n in Boston suitor and be sorry it it actually the limits of their third olTcnsive, will have lo pay an income tax, perhaps thiit demand will bceome shortage atleets only the east­ lation, America has 75 per cent ot Mrs. Devlin and family of Bran- Games, music and lefieshments ford, Mrs. Anthony Lorenzen, Mr. coincs) and may require a paii.sc in which ern states, Secretary Ickes is on the world's passenger automobiles, will follow. even more insistent. In tho pa.st their taxes have hceii hidden to such record as having said that the rest 68 per cent of the radios, 50 per cent; and Mrs. John Muror, Mrs. Thora Register to make beds, cook a to prepare for further advances. air extent that many ot them failed to realize how directly they were of the country might have to con­ ot all telephones, jl4 per cent of all Hardy and son ot West Haven, Mr. Mrs. M. D Stanley plans to take stow or repair a water iViain if Novcrtllole.ss it appears tho Rus­ serve gasoline, too—more or less as and Mrs. Trench ot Guilford, and affected by federal expenditures. The income tafc should serve to em­ hard surface roads, and 3'4 per cent AMERICA ON GUARD! a trip into Veimont next week. that is the task to which you arc sians aro making good use of phasize-the fact that they pay a .share ot the cost of govenment and a disciplinary measure of the belt- of all telegraph lines. Mr. and Mi's. Stanley Lorenzen of best suited. Then if the emorgch' whatever opportunities have been tightening kind, in the view of some Above is a renroduction of the East Hampton. The first meeting this fall of the that, the lower that cost is, the lower their share will have to ho. observers. While no one professes Treasury Department's Defense Oftered them. If their successes Since 1870 fourteen major indus­ V- . Chapel Woikeis will be held Oc­ oy comes thoro is little panio and to know whether any attempt will Savihgs Poster, showing a:i exact contusion. continue, tho Soviets may soon tries have been developed in the duplication of the original "Minute i~* \, I, l"t ,1 di rf # t^^^^^igwpy tober 14th. bo made to follow up those words United States, giving direct employ­ Man" statue by famed Bculptor Stabilize a front on lines'approx­ BACK TO SCHOOL Darnel Chester French. Defense -. V-^- --^•'— with- deeds, many persons on tlie ment to 1,249,200 people. The figure Mr. and Mrs Frank Simms ot sidelines liero are seizing oh the Bonda and Stamps, on sale at your Just Arrived imating those of the present one, Allhimgh the average American boy who returns" to school after for indirect employment created by bank or post office, are a vital part New Haven are bpondlng September statement as another example of FLAG OP OONQUEBT and Hitler's hordes find them­ the summer lioliday uuiy not consider iiimsolf UicUy, he is one of the those industries is considerably o£ America's defense prepaiations. and October in the Hegel cottage. the confusion that characterizes higher. Mr. and • Joseph Sweeney of selves in direct contact with one most fortunate youngsters in this troubled world today. the- whole gasoline .shortage issue Nutney, N. J. announce the birth of Miss Janice Cook has leturned It must be an odd bit ot bunt­ more massive enemy .— the Rus­ 'I'lu! trnlh is that there arc not many countries left where youu,'; ^ ^_^ ^„..„„„,., Conflicting rumors and contradic a son in Nutley. Mrs. Sweeney is from a vacation trip ing-—that flag Hitler oiul Musso­ sian winter, to Tltusvlllo, folks have an opportunity to acrpiirc unbiased iiiformntiou, free from itory statements liavo appeared in the former Sussan Howd of this Fla. lini aro reported to have designed OUR DEMOCRACY- -by Mat ', —C. S. M. censorship and enslaving pro])agauda. There are not juauy countries isuch a steady stream that no one place. for a unified Europe. Jlow does .V left where they can grow iii freedom and prepare themselves for thel|^.^,,^^'^^/\'°;_"^^/';;,f ^;^,^^,*°^°,™|^i^^ FAMOUS FOR THE ICE CREAM Mr. and Mrs. Harold E Smith, it translate the diver.so' eharnot sure of what the truth really is. In, I FOR THE ~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward S 'White, 71 Clark Ave. aie In Montreal Canada Uinil of work they want to do. PARENTS IN THIS AMERICA LOVES eristics of millions npon millions some quarters there is a strong sus­ Beckett Ave. announce the birth of tor a week. Vet such freedom aro hut part of the liberty that has been tra- picion that the entire gas" scai'city [CHILOREN'S FUTURE COUNTf?y NOW KNOW of aspiring, freedom-loving people a daughter on Sunday, Sep. 8, This dilioual with'Us Americans — so traditional indeed that we tend issue is being played up to drama­ |THAT MOST CHILDREN; 28 Assorted Flavors is their fourth daughter. into one harmonious pattern t All In The Mr. and Mrs George Fouser have to wear ii as casually as our familiar clothes.• To apprcciutc its real tize tho war. However that may be- WILL LIVE TO HAVE A ^V been on a trip to Florida. It it bo truly representative ot value we need only compare our,way of life with that in many other and it, too, is only a rumor—the ,FUTURE,-A BETTER DELICIOUS FRIED CLAMS AND HOT DOGS- fact remains that offlcial Washing­ the so-called "new-order," it does Day's Work countries. The wani, tho misery, the degradation of human beings 'FUTURE THAN THEY A la Carte and Special Menus Mr. and Mrs W D Bennett and ton lias been extremely reluctant theb: children and Miss Rosa Wager this by symbolizing qualities ot By E 0. and N. H. CARPENTER that characterii'.es lliem is as alien to us as thc'hinguago thoy speak. ENJOVECi. THAT'S ONE lanphier'sCove. to let the public in on the facts ot of Titusvllle, Fla were the guests liberty tlmt were French, of tol­ tho situation. OF THE REASONS FOR As we sec our children return to school /we need to remcmher OPEN FROM 7 A. M. to 1 A. M. By AVinnie Rinker recently of Mr. and Mrs William erance that were Dutch, ot hope, that and lo be grateful for it. Altliough we can not go back to cla.sscs At present; ways of allexiating the THE INCREASE IN THE Cooke. Ot honor that •wore all people-l', shortage seem to exist, but whether Post Road Branford Hill Branfotd, Conn. GOOD AMEIllCANS with them, we can — and .should— reflect on the value of our freed NUMBER OF LIFE Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Babcock have and jamming them together into By the time these words are in' they, will turn out to be the answers om ami ccnisider how we nuiy best preserve it from destruction. INSURANCE POLICIES" arrived from California and will Mrs. William Buxbaum is nurs­ print the result ot tho contest In of the problem, observers here are n symbolism that niooks their , , AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTSV remabi here a month. ing injuries icceived In a recent East Haven will be known. It is a not yet willing to say. They do point automobile accident while in Mass sequence. It design is said to in out> however, that the situation was l\"'' great American privilege to have prospective, has to take before he made be be kept, not broken. Not Mrs Morton Robinson Is HI at her olnde even the standard of Port­ can cast his ballot at the polls. I'm allowed to become acute before any the right to express one's prefer­ even family ties could prevent him summer home at Robinson's Point. Mrs. Alexander Cahn returned,] ugal — in other words, of a coun­ afraid our officials do not always thing was done about it, and as an ences, and to 'discuss public ques­ from voting against a relative, when to her New Haven home today read it as impressively as they example, they cite the fact that a CHILDHOOD DEATHS FROM DIPTHERIA FOR EXAIVIPLE try yet to be conquered or terror tions. This privilege has beeii lost he conscienciously_belicved that his Miss Miriam Peterson of Miami In a large part of the world. But should or call attention to what it pipe line to carry petroleum to ined — as well ns of many nations opponent was better qualified to HAVE BEEN CUT MORE THAN 7SZ SINCE fQZO AND Fla. will arrive in a few days to Frank Fullerton, Bradley Avenue, It is one of our American traits that reaaly means; I wouldn't be geratly handle the town's business. That is East Coast refineries was proposed which daily and increasingly show SIMILAR ADVANCES IN MEDICINE WILL BE MADE spend a month here with her has returned from a vacation trip | after -the battle Is over we accept surprised it some who haVe been vo­ what it meaffs to vote "as" ,Vo", shall 13 months before any action was IN THE FUTURE. ,, ^ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arvld to the west coast. their unwillingness to be nniiled the result good naturedly, and ting many years have forgotten, it taken on it; judge will cO'iiduce to the best good Peterson. - under any suoh banner. cheerluUy wait for the next time. I they ever'knew, just what It Is they ot" not friends, relatives, the boss, Whatever . criticism they may BOYS WILL BE BOYS! hope It Will be so this time, what­ "solemnly" swore to do In return have for govcrniiient agencies in Flags, from earliest times, were the party, or even yourself— but the Hope Circle meets September 18 BASEBALL BANQUET Give a boy a tub of soothing warm water, a .cake of soap.... ever the result. It we divide up too for the privllcEc of having a real connection with the gas shortage. town, the state, and the whole with Mrs. Carl Greenwall of Short and frequently it's hard to get him out of thi tub. Bvery intended to inspire love and de­much we lose all ot our cttectlve- share in the government of this Those familiar with the situation The Shore Line League baseball United States. Civics teachers in the Beach Road. votion; they had li religious and ness. republic. Well, here it is; "Youschool s should emphasize this oath unite in praishig the oil industry boys enjoyed a banquet Tuesday real A.merioan boy loves this. It's the "too hot" or the "too evening at Talmadge Inn. About moral appeal that men foiuid ir­ These colitests and criticisms tend solemnly swear that you will be true and its meaning for town officials for the cficiency with which it has cold" toh he protests against. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dufley will 65 attended and a good time was to show up the weak points ot the and faithful to the state of Con­ (too often rattle oft the words hi a tackled Its end of-the problem. Ac- Tho convenience of having hot 'water always on tap olimin- i resistible. Thus tho Romans wore move the flrst of the month into had by all. necticut^ and the constitution and cclcccrated tanker- construction, sometimes inspired to almost .su­ other side, and doubtless do much rnonotonousHone which gives no the house they recently purchased atefl the need for parental urging of children to take baths good. , government thereof, as a tree and suggestion of it-s real purpose and maximum use of tankers now in Short Beach Team members will perhuman military achievements at Lanphier's Cove. hold a rest Friday night on the| and helps to buili^ their health and character. So whobvor wins or whoever loses Independent state, and to the con­ meaning, just a form ot words to be operation, use of pipe lines, barges V beach at Ray Guncklc's house. by tho casting of their flags into lot us all roll up our sleeves and stitution of tho United States, and, gotten' through with as soon as and trucks—these and other tho enemy's ranks from which the show that "we can take It" if we whenever you shall be called to give possible as a matter of routine.; I measures are already being taken Westinghouse Electric Water Heating Roman (soldiers were determined lose, and can be moderate and gen­ your vote or suffrage touching any fear wo sometimes do that way with by the companies involved. "While the situation is admittedly complex erous It we win. All ot us and all the nmtler tha concerns his state or the Lord's Prayer in church. I GAD-A-BOUTS •4 to retrieve them, so dear, so sa­ ond no one seeiiis to know answers time wo will go on being good the United States, you will give it think It would be fine thing and TIRES IS FAST, SAFE, CONVENIENT, DEPENDABLE and ECONOMICAL cred did they feel their ombloni^ to all the problems Involved, ob- Bernf^i with Sh^/ier Americans, as you.shall Judge will conduce to maybe help a little toward clean to bo. Audrey Schwanfelder of Mill New and Old Tires, bought and E. C. C. the best good of the same, without politics if every newspaper, durtng Plain Is on a vacation trip. . Flags were given to men to respect of persons or favor ot any political Campaigns would print promises and who would be glad ot sold. All sizes, Prices 'worth SEE US OR YOUR MASTER PLUMBER lovo, not to fcnr. An. "army ter­ VCrCERS-NEW AND OLD man; so help you God." this elector's oath either on it's this standard by which to Judge the Sargeant David-Norcross of East coinsidering. Also Magazines is-sues-and the-men. It is so easy to rible'witli banners" was an army This being tho "open season" tor front or its editorial page. It may be THE LEEPER CO. Brldgewater, Mass. will be the week CONNECUCU We had J.ho theering experience and newspapers, 25c a htindred £G.HL8c. town and city election, and new too much to hope that It would lot the nearby personal considera­ THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY AS A WHOLE CHILDHOOB' end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllord dedicated to tho extreme saori- a few days ago ot running across tions rufe, if there is, nothing to voters being made this week and affeat the Jrofossional politicians, DEATH RATE HAS BEEN STEADILY DECREAS"NG AS Osborn, Highland Park, iioe for tho honor of its flags, next, it seems not Inappropriate to one citizen who docs rcmerhber his suggest that the higher Interests Telephoae Office 6-8829 — Res. 4-0725M WALTER LORD but there are multitudes of common : ^^RE: AND MORE PAf^ENTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OP V •Bearing tho flag has beOn ah h'oit-) oaU Uttetitloii to the elector's oath, oath and who still clings to the old people who still -bdll^ve Jii keephig exist. At least, it could do no harm; Stone St.,' Granite Bay 221 MONTOWESE ST. PHONE 744 BRANFOED Which every voter, present and fashioned Idea that promises are it might help. •' MEDICAL PROGRESS AND FACILITIES ^-i-'- 549 Elm Street New Haven, Qonfi. READ THE or among mankind alriec ..time BEANFOED EEVIE'W Pace Four THK BRANrORD REVIEW, BRANIWliiD, CONN., SBPTEMBEll 11, 1041 THE BBANFORD REVIEW, BRAJIFORD, OONN., SEPTEMBER 4, 1041 PaRo Five '—'*"*T ni.riarTRTirTrfflinfar.igt DEFENSE PRODUCTI0N J!'; .>?; imm^^MM^^mjl'l'''^rkleirber^ RED Cl^O>S NOTES Stony Creek PRACTICAL HEALTH HINTS EAST HAVEN gALCUlATED FOR THE WEEK OF gBJ^ggMfggKPg. Personals The American 'Red Cross award­ 4 STEEL FACTS ed swimming certlfldntes this week GOING INTO HIGH GEAR By Koselln Altcrumtl 5CPTEM5£C l5- to the following members ot the Quick Reducing Is Dangerous HPTlMBiB lb. santuus. ib... UETUnN TO 5£PT£MB£B IT... Beginner's class: Fcxon Fair Set First Aid Classes 5£Pr£MB£C IS. . .5.*/3 ilPTEM&ea IB--' siioKi: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker 5EPT€MB£C 19- .. 5. "/V 5£PT£M8E« II-•• Mr. and Mrs. William Watson and John DrlscoU Hlnes, Joseph -By Dr. lames A. Tobey- ..5.HS sH 5EPreMB£C 20... Briggs, Carolyn Carsten, Janet spent Sunday and Monday in New SfPTEMBEe 1\ iEPrtMbCR 21.. their son. BUI will move this week For Saturday Being Organized M Tousey, Barbara Baldwin, Dan Ti­York visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph OST ovcrwtlghl persons need but It required eighteen months 'U'iME GIVEN IS STANDARD BULOVA WATCH TIME. from Stony Creek to the Hilton Tobln. M to reduce for their health's to do It. House. Clark Ave., Short Beach. tus, Elizabeth Briggs, Eleanor sake. Many retrain from doing so A sane reducing diet should Thomas J. O'Connor, director of The Foxon Pair will be held or Klockars, Richard Neville, Good­ until someone, or anyone, offers contain not less than IGOO calories first aid at New qaven chapter, an­ September 13lh. All Interested In win Cook VlrgU Crlsman, Prances Mr. Anton Bradoc visited his them a quick of food a'day, and the food In­ VISITS and apparent­ nounces that he., will conduct a making ti)e fair a success will kindly MOTHER Fink, Charles 'okl, Edward Fink, brother In Pittsburgh September 2. cluded must bo of the typo that special 30 hours instructors' course get In touch with the following ly easy reduc­ will nourish tho body while reduc­ Mrs. Throop Brown ot Montowese Lydla Doody, 'Janet Bartholomew, ing formula. in first aid startiijg about the mid­ committee members: Poultry, Vera Belle Crisman, Phyllis Rice, Jackie Barnes left Wednesday to ing. Most ot tha quick reducing pigeon and rabbit show, Mr. Chester ssifln Tribcsmcti Street Is spending a week in New Popular methods have less than 1000 calo­ dle of September^ For this class no Wore Shoes with Hampshire where she Is visiting her Henry Cutler,'Barbara Oppel, Wil­ join the Marines In South Carolina. magazines ca­ rics, nn huidequatc amount, previous first aid^ trjlnlng Is neces­ Leach Mr. Chester Patten is in Iron Soles Corn Famine in 1732 liam Hennlngtfr, Ronald Gell, Patsy charge of the 4-H Boys. Flower show mother. ter to this er­ A recent popular, and tobllsh,' sary. 1;, ,/, • ^SPT. 16 -AMER. LEGIQH IWCORPOMTEO Twilfth C.ntur/ Itibaimcn In Iht Reduced Iron Output Purcell, Grant Briggs, Walter Mr. ond Mrs. Joseph Sweeney roneous Idea. reducing diet suggests nothing Mrs. O. H. Doebrick for • the 4-H BY ACT OF COIJCRESS * • • r • ••I9t9 Ctntral Uroli had iheti with tolei A bloil furnoet ot Fr«dtK(VivIIU. Kremser, Nat Cook, Barbara Doody, formerly Miss Susan Howd announ­ They publliih but black coCTco and half a grape­ Also, beginning, September 8 for Clyb Girls. The vegetables and fruit XePr. /7"UHITE0 STATES COHSTfTUTIOM ol Inth-thitk Iron which wort lo Vo., tuip«ndid production In 1733 ANNOUNCES SIGIJEDBV DELEGATES AT COIJSTrruTIWAU. v»fll Ihol they w«r« lomcllrnd for locit of fMd tor tho animoU Thomas Pepe' and Marvin Kobltn, ces the birth of a son Albert Jo­ flvc-day, nine- fruit for breakfast every day for five days a 10 hpiir'advanccd class exhibit will be In ' charge of Mr. CCHVEHTJOH, PHILADELPHIA • • • ' /TOT ENGAGEMENT has been formed. The 15 hour In­ potitd otong for ttVtral gtntro- thai haulfid ro*t malarioli. 1—\—.V. seph, born August 30 In St. Barna- day, and other nine days. Such a monotonous Arthur Sperry; Sr. Mrs. Lois Bradley tioni. Mr. and Mrs. William O'Neill bus Hospital, Newark, New Jersey. rapid methods breakfast on nn empty stomach structor's course will follow this in Is in charge of the parade. Harbor Street announce the engage „ , ^ ,. .. ' ot taking ort falls to provide tho nourishment October. About October 15 an ad­ Mason Rogers Relief Corps will D,.!a™.A.Toh.r excess weight. (7s YOUR nAi,is KAi?y 7 TArT IS Steel Wages Are ment of their daughter, Mary Eliza­ meet October 2 ot which time a needed by tho homcmaker or of­ vanced class will be conducted at Home economics will be under the OHOLD ENGllSHNAMEOfSArCiJOBICW. Frances Fisher- celebrates her fice worker for the morning's 50% Above 1929 Level beth to Mr. Arnold Schloemann, covered dish., luncheon will be Too often, these procedures are the fire house on^Maln Street. Any­ direction ot Mrs. Marlowe. Ladies IT IS POSSIBLY OEBIHtO f»OU THE iAWH Slttl workori or* now. oarning birthday September sixteenth. concocted by so-called beauty activities. •TAr'Mt/NINOCEWTlE son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Schloe­ served. The department president one desiring to enroll In any of the Aid under the supervision ot Mrs. an ov«rag» of ov»r 98 tftnti p*r mann of North Branford. editors, and not by physicians or A couple of slices ot.toast and a above classes may contact Mrs. APran. n and Mrs L. Burr. Candy sale hour —Q 50 \i\t cinl Incraaio and her snft will them make an reputable nutritionists. , dally .variety bt fruits would Im­ VIRCO "ACCOItDIMOTOrHE H0B05C0PE ovtr 1929 Slitl pricti today Mrs. Alfred Dlttrlch of New York P. Sanford, chairman of the East in charge of Mrs. Kaczynski and THOSE BORM Wiri/IH THIS PEfilOO KILL ATIAIU overaga 2 par cant above 1929. Inspection. These quick reducing methods prove this breakfast for any ro- Ki®iiDg[!!ixi@iiig) mm City was a guest on Tuesday of Mrs. win reduce, all right, but they Haven Branch of the Red Cross. Mary Karbouskl, River Street, 'HOHo.".s neoMU THEIR PERSONAL MERIT. OVER V ' Hugo Mann. dueer. Broad and whole milk arc, NIGHT frequently leave tho reducer In a In fact, desirable parts of all sen­ Foxon Park. Mrs. Charles Gordon \ weakened, unhealthy, nervous will direct the can goods and pre­ Friday, Mrs. Lora Blunt of North Martin G Chandler of ChllUcothe sible reducing diets. Tho broad Alexis O. PIche of 120 Hemingway Ohio has been visiting Mr. and Mrs A miscellaneous shower was giv­ condition, starvatlbn, or noar- supplies carbohydrates needed serves sale, while Mr. C. Hotchkiss Qulncy, Mass. was the guest ot Mr. starvatlon will take off tho for cmclent burning of body fat, Avenue announces the engagement and Mrs. Arnold J Peterson. Gunning ot Cherry Hill Road. en In honor ot Miss Emily Page by of his daughter, LllUe May, to Mr. will be In charge ot pie and cake Mrs. Jerry Qrondln assisted gy Mrs. pounds, but at tho expense of tho while tho Milk furnishes proteins, Thomas F. Ryan of 32 Whalley Ave sale. physical, mental, and emotional vitamins, and food-minerals that 1941 Steel Output For Mrs. Clayton Foote of Wlltord Clarence Hoyt audi Mrs. Lenard systems. nourish. . • ; ;, New Haven. , Helen Kelsey will direct the hobby IS Avenue Is having a two week's vaca Page. Guests were from Merlden, show. Miss Selbqld, will be in WHEM PAIHTI^G A STAIRWAY THAT HAS •MYflAUCfSMMIlYCLAIMTOSfCOUMfa- Above Last War*s Peak ILL Sensible reducing Is never a . Loss of a pound a week while TO BE USED DAILY, PAIWT EVEBY OTHER In tht firit lavan monthi of 1941, tha Amer* tlon from her duties at the Black Braiiford and Stony Creek. Ml.ss quick accomplishment, especially reducing Is, l:i genoial, about charge ot tho art exhibit. STEP OMEY, AMD THEM WHEM DRY THE ED WTHiOMf Of THE 8EGT FAMIUCil" Icon itttl Induitry producad 46,000,000 Mrs B. A. Olson, a former resident Miss Lena Oiiilm'o, daughter ot 5EC0WD £ET OF STEPS MAY BE PAIIIJID. stone Memorial Library. Page plons to be married Septem­ when an Individual Is carrying right'for the nilillitenanco ot In the evening,, after-a home- -Yts.'a/ai.EP/.owt.'" torn of ttati, or within 5 par cant of Iti is recovering from an operation Mr. and Mrs. John Qiaimo of Foxon paok yaartjr output during World War I. . __V- ; ber 25. around a great deal of surplus health. Rapid .methods that take, was married Augftst 30 in Our Lady madesuppcr there will be entertain­ \~\"A FRIEHD IS 1IIE FIRST QUE TO COME IH WHEU AIL THE TORI-C COES OUT.'-HlRBCRTf performed recently In the Spring­ weltsht. Recently n doctor report­ oft more ai'o olWays dangerous. ment in the form of moving field Hospital. Mr. and Mrs., Walter Deion and ed In a loading medical journal The right place to got advico on of Pompel Church-' to Mr. Joseph 31 Amencnn Iron and Stoel Inititut* Laurler Grondln was homo from pictures. During the afternoon Mr. Miss Ann Deloij of Laurel Street thot ho successfully took 300 reducing Is from your doctor anrf DeLleto son 'of ^-^ Mrs. Carmela camp over the week-end. not from faddists.'' -iv t!i!l DeLletD of New Haven. Prann and Mr. Suprenaut will BROTHERS are at Mt, IClsco; N. Y. for a week pounds oil a 470 pound \yonian, direct the sports events. Hinckley concluded, "and it always PARTY BRINGS IN $420 HOME They live at 33 Crest Avenue in There will be regular meeting ot will remain so. Parents are our Granite Bay Sergeant Carl F, Johnson and ''^.I'HSl Foxon. Navy Recruiting FOR A the Branford Grange Thursday ev­ Morawskl. August 25—Joseph Wager, 202 Union School P. T. A. will resume greatest help in bringing home the Mrs. John McCabe, chairman of Corporal Kenneth H Johnson, arc WEEK •m Idea to the young men thot they by Ingeborg Ilalldcn the card party-food sale last Wed­ on furlough until the 14th from ening. August 17—Arthur B, O'Keofe, Franklyn, New Haven, arrested for, Mrs. William Or6en and daugh­ meetings Sept. 11 at 8 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. William Rice and Mrs. Dwlght Carter and son Her- The Ladles Auxiliary ot tlie Service Calling can serve their country in, this nesday at Pine Orchard announces Camp Edwards. , their daughter Phyllis of Montowese 568 Washington 'Avenue, West Ha­ New Haven Polloei on warrent. ters, Betty and Florence are In the Rug Bugs will meet Sept. 25 th at that $420 was realized. She thanks rlck wont home to New Rochelle Robert Green Memorial Hospital Democratic party will hold a card emergency and at the same time a Street are at Short Beach for a ven, 29, speeding, nollcd; OITlcers charge. Idleness, Oniccr Mullen, trade. But until we convince the the home of Mrs. Walter Lynch. her committees and workers. COMING week. ;• this week after staying at Linden In Canaan suffering from injuries party and social on September 16. For Vclunteers Point House. Ifkovlch and J. Morawskl, August 27 — Lcroy, Reynolds, received in an automobile accident parents ot prospects thot the Navy Mrs. W. H. Roberts was largely MJ\RR1AGE V August 10—Joseph Wager, 202 Lcelos Island Road, 27, non-Sup­ is the place for their son, many a Mrs. John Collopy chairman of responsible for the success of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Freeman T/plcal cf ll;a cpcsi-'lr.a up of defense proJuitlon and dcllvcrlt; Is the in Suffield when their car went out A Booster card party will be given Faced with a still greater demand Mr. and Mrs. Eric Erlcson and Franklyn Street, New Haven, 19, port, appealed; Officer Ahearn. activity In these General Motors plants, from which machine guns, September 12 In the tlrehouse by tor men in all classes of the Navy youth may have • to. forego the hospitality for the Short Beach patriotic table. of Branford Point have announced of control and hit a utility pole. l^OU ALL liOGAlj Mr. and Mrii; John Burne spent Reckless driving $10,00 and costs. August 31—John A. Tokarz, U, Allison llquld-cooled aircraft engines, and shells are being delivered, in the Ladles Auxiliary ot the Bradford and Naval Reserve, officials ofthe privilege ot serving his country." P. T. A. entertained her committee : V the coming marriage ot their Oniocr J. Morawskl. large quantities. These are only three of a myriad of Important defense last evening. Wayne, three year old son of Mr. daughter, Marlon to Mr. F. Clifton Sunday at Roger Lake In Lyme at Lyon Street, New Haven, ,21, Reck-' products being turned out In O.M. plants throughout the country. Manor fire company. Navy Recruiting Service here, are __ _v — NEWS READ THE August 22—John Sllborcski, Har­ IN SfeSSION and Mi's. James Blgelow entered Miller ot Lynn, Mass. ' ' Mr. Erioson's Cottage. .. • less driving, $25.00 and costs; evad-. calling on ail men between the BRANFOIU) UBVIBW bor Street, 57, Breach of peace, noll­ • • .If Andrea Boucher ot George Street A surprise personal shower was The Even Dozen Club will meet the New Haven Hospital for treat­ The wedding will take place Sept. Ing responsibility, nollcd; Ollkers ITH every mnnHfacturlnB (llvl- considerably In excess of tJOO.OOO,- wUh machinery. Many thounands d The Selectmen and Town Clerk ages ot. 17 and 50 years, with or Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones and cd; drunkcnoss, $5.00 and costs, J. Morawskl and V. Kelly. albn o( Oonerul Motors now on- 000 have been dcUverbd on goveru- men hove bi'on irnlncil, or are nun is on furlough from Fort Wright, without previous naval service, who j given Tuesday evening by Mrs. Tuesday with Mrs Arthur Hallden. ment today. 27 at 4 o'clock In Trinity Church. onicer J. Morawskl. , .'ii WnEod- In supplying ono or nioro monl contracts, , In training hi the special skills o Iwlll be In ses3ion^n the .Town Hall. daughter, Martha, have returned to AMg>\st 25—Salvatoi-e Pacelll, defense production. Fisher's Island. are physically qualified, to volun­ Walter Zdanowlcz at her home on their home In White Plains, New August- 24—Stanley Jennings, 51, Cheshire, non-support, appealed. , .-1 itenso materials, produoilon and It was Just about a year ago that September 13 and 20 to examine the Main Street In honor ot Miss Ev­ .... jtllvory of aofoiiao goods are bolnis Oonoral Motors recolvod Us first As a sidelight on General Motori teer for the peiiod of the! York, after spending a ten day va-. 22 Hopson Avenue, Broach of the Captain Anderson. fulfillment of defense orders. I 1 qualiflcatlons of electors and admit Charles Miller of Bradley Avenue emergency: ' \ j elyn Marie Zdanowlcz who is to be­ peace, execution suspended; drunk­ stopped up sharply week by weol?, omorgoncy defense contract from to the elector"s oath those persons cation v/ith Mrs. Jone's mother, ttccoidlng to a rccont Btnlnmont by the Oovoinment. Wltljln the year H study of only 11 operating uniti has been named chairman of the come the yride ot'Benjamin Glad- enness, $5.00 and costs, Olllcer D. Altrod P. Sloan, Jr., Chairman pt now plants have been, oroctod for reveals that parts and materials an who shall be found qualified. Zoning board,' "With ten Navy reculting stations Mrs. Philip Burne. defense production, or arc In tho being purchased from 200 communl dy on Saturday was the recipient Marroney. Iho Corporation. "They will also be In session Oc­ located In areas covering a twenty-1 ot many beautiful gifts, with about Enrollment For Civilian Defense Work Sixty.O.M. operating units are process of being completed. Thir­ tics In 21 states. One O.M. dlvlsloi The Indian Point House closed August 24—Fred D, Lawler, 062 teen plant enlargements have been alone gets defense parts from S tober 4 for the purpose of admit­ American Legion Auxiliary, Harry five mile radius, recruiters attached 30 attending. Savin Ave., West Haven, 33, Breach WHEN IN NEED OF ctunlly In production on defense to these stations are constantly on Its season Sunday September 7th. .uods, Mr. Sloan rovcalcd, and al-maile and in 2li instances existing outside suppliers and raw materiali ting only those . whose qualifica­ R. Bartlett Post will install officers , V : . ot peace, continued; drunkenness, WALLPAPER buildings have been re-cqulpped from 37 others. •, tions mature after September 20 the alert fbr the right type of 1. Name '. • nily defon^o products totaling Sepetembcr 17 in the Old Stone Robert Rice and family of take continued; Otllcer J. Morawskl. or PAINT and on or before October flth. Chiirch Dinner will be served at man," Lieuenant Walter F. Hinck­ Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Butler have August, '.!4—Wllllan F. Leach Quonnlpaug, North Guilford at Addres.s , Teleplioue No .....;;. gone to Now York for the winter. VISIT time and money. The Price of Foot ^ 6:30. ley, officer in charge ot Navy Re­ "Canary Lodge," Sound View Breach ot Peace. Continued. i& Troubles is enormous—their effects'; The Momauguln ,.E. T. A will cruiting in Connecticut, declared Heights.Indian Neck. August 24;—George Drotar, 31, UNITED WALL PAPER V/hat Nots meet September 18 at 3:30. today. "But since- Connecticut em­ 2. Married Single Age .....Male ..; ^ :.L Female ...... ^...uli, ; The Reverend and Mrs. Kenneth I, ,11^^ gargantiian and' octopus-^ilke In Miss Shirley Leshine, daughter of ' . . . • .. • • • ,. _^ ••'•;.. '••:'• : ' ' "'."^ -i nt Little Plain, veckless driving, con- FOOT NOTES : BY QITA ROUND . ploys a greater percentage ot men In Brookes' .and children, Gertrude CO. nature. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Leshine, will Shorthand, Typewriting, Boojc- tlnqcd, driving under Influence of By Dr. James Cnvallaro : V -; . national defense work than any 3. Birth; Place y..: ;...;.. Date ^...... :...;...;...... : ..l..»...... v; Mary- and Gerry Hording are re­liquor, continued. Ollloer George 93 Crown St., Now n»ven Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malllnson of b e married Sunday afternoon, ether state In the Union, it is diffi­ keeplng. Accounting. Business turning this weekend from a "We Save You Money" Surgeon Chiropodist A Bight to see Is the Rare Birds Foxon are visiting tor a few days in September .14 at three o'clock in Administration, Dictaphone, and Bayliss of State Police. cult to draw men into the service 4. U. S. Citizen: Yes No First papers: Yes No : .*..' three-week's vacation spent at Mrs. at Sunnyfleld Farms. Many of the Walllngford. ijj^g Congregation B'Nal Jacob Syn- Comptometer. Day and Evening Basil Nickerson birds represented being r found no­ unless he can be aroused to his Brooke's Home In Maine ann Mr. —: agogue. New Haven to Mr. Jack patriotic obligation or be convinced Sessions. Co-educalional. Enter Brooke's home In Rockvllle, Conn. WHAT PUICE FOOT TROUBLES where else in America and some of Gerrlsh School Parent Teacher zarnes Rosensteln, son ot Mr. and 5. Any physical disability if •• ••••••••• Continued'from page one them nowhere else in captivity in; Association will meet September 11 that the Navy otters him security at any time. While away they attended the While it is practically impossible Mrs. Harry Rosensteln ot Norton for the future." marriage of Mr. Brooke's brother to estimate the cost of foot troubles the entire world...... 75 species of ""' ^ P. M. Street, New Haven. STONE COLLEGE G. Present Oceupation Business address ;., Opening Announcement ven, bridesmaids. Mr. Lawrence H. wild ducks end 5 kinds ot Peacocks -V- "The Navy has always been a to Mrs. Brooke's sister. to Industry arid commerce 'it has volunteer service," Lieutenant 129 Temple St.. New Haven been conservatively estimated that Nickerson was his brother's best strut Stately cranes in a dozen Peter Weber was operated on at 7. Education (last school attended); Grade : High School The Whyie .Stiulin ol' DnniMnii:, 'M Mniii Street, preventable foot Ills levy a toll of man and Mr. Frank Etzel and Mr.specie s particularly caught my eye. the New Haven Hospital a tew days Eighteen men, the largest group ago. of men to be enlisted at the Navy College ....1 Other ...... '. .'.^;...::..'j;.v:r:H Bust Haven (over Posl OlVici') has udinnicnced $100,000,000 each year on business. Harry Zemlna ot Branford and They bob up from the shrubbery or ON THE DOCKET ilH tenth HOasiin. 'riiere will lie diisR and privjilo It Is well understood by those who Recruiting Station In New Haven New Haven were the ushers. Mr. wade In the ponds to attract one's instrudtion in ncrobatics, hnllet, toe, lap and have given the matter deep thought John Hubcr of West Haven played j eye...... Chlldren 8 to 80 aiiore the Mrs. John Barclay, 60 Edward since February, were signed up tor 8. Languuges: Head : :.. Write : Speak that no factory employee Is trust­ the nuptial music and Miss Jessie | monkeys ..Sunnyfleld Farms is In- Street will open her home Septem­ service in the Navy, Lieutenant hiiliriiiini. The new V dnnci' will lie fciiturcil al ber 11 for a pinochle tournament i Walter F. Hinckley, the officer In 9. Will you perform airraid warden duty'/ ; '. "• August 2—George RIgby, Waver- worthy, efficient and productive by Dowling of Manchester sang "Be­ deed a sight to see....i...Proceeds are ly Park, 31, Breach of Peach, Ihe l)<^K:iiiliin(; (if t.lii" liiili riKim siNison. , a painful, foot. No clerk working sponsored by the Women's Aid charge announced yesterday. Those cause" and "I Love You Truly." given to charity Notice has been 10. Hours you can be available for such duty? "'.i.. Drunkenness, OITlcers Seaslrand with Intricate figures or statistics A reception was held in the home given of a hearing to be held at Society ot the Old Stone Church, j enlisted In the regular navy in- and Mott. Breach of peace ,nolled. is reliable if.feet hurt. Housewives, :eluded: Francis M. Calllnan ot 15 Of the bride's parents for about DO: 200 Orange Street, New Haven, Sep- 11. Checlc any ot the following in wliicli you liave had experience: drunkcnoss, $5.00 and costs. constantly l^igered with foot dis­ guests. The bride's mother wore a tember 18 at 11:00 In regards to POST SENDS DELEGATES Taylor Avenue, East Haven. ORANGE AT CROWN August 3—John Batcheldor, 01 orders certainly are In no frame of maroon velvet dress with matching the matter of rates ai\d service of A delegation from the local post ^V d Auto Mechanic D -First aid O Plumlier Q SIcamfittor Wakeneld Place. Hamden, 21, Fail­ mind to extend a full measure of hat and black accessories and a the New Haven Water Co Hear D Clerk P Food preparation D Police work D Switchboard operator ure to carry registration, suspend­ cooperation .fthd happiness to other win attend the national American The Sunshine Club will meet corsage of white mixed flowers, tell East Haven-Short Beach Legion convention in Milwaukee September 16 In the home ot Mrs. D Demolition work . D Military' experience D Shorthand ' Q Teacher ed; Failure to carry License, $3.00 members of Iheirkmllles; And it is and costs; Reckless Driving, Nollcd. W!0mMimifM quite conceivable that school chll lilrs. Nickerson wore a blue velvet bridge construction delayed be- during September. It Is expected Clifford Cherry ot Goodsell Road. n Kleetrician G Nurse D Social service Q Typist ,', dress with matching hat and blue cause ot priority demands .We that about 20 members will makej V OfUcers Seastrand and Mott. dren afflicted with- painful foot * • . •;! troubles are unable to attain their accessories and a corjsage of white mustn't be Impatient After all the trip. Reservations have been I The Rev. A. W. ionea nas been 1'2. Are you licensed to operate: A car Bus or truck .,,.,. August 4—Mrs Erica V. P. Bow- en, 153 Cold Spring Street, New full quota of good marks because ot autiunn flowers. jit takes time to get bridges and made by the following Legloriaires: 'vacationing at Cape Cod. .• . .1: When the bridal couple left on roads—20 or 25 years, and I'm still Nathan Andrews, Anthony Caruso,' 13. If you own a motor vehicle, state type aud Registration No .....,•• Haven, 30, No operator's license, Inability to concentrate. In every a motor trip through the south, the betting we get neither. Just hopr Arthur Daley, John Enright, Abel noUed. Captain Anderson and offi­ Unco f business activity, large or bride wore a black and red jacket lng;...... 8ulllvan side figured it .Tdcocks, Ned Ahgelo, Linus Swan- 14. State experience in any other capacity than those above mentioned thai might be of use indefensjS! cer J. Morawskl. small, painful and defective feet dress with a black and red feath-* would defeat the Harold Hall group Ion, Peter Weber, Wilfred Talbot, August 6—Gertrude E. Smith, arc not to be the cause of lessened ered hat and black accessories vdth by but 50 votes with 800 being cast, Everett Henely,' Clarence Crook, Goodsell Road, 21, Technical Reck­ production, costly accidents lo.ss of corsage of white mixed flowers Wednesday's heat brought out John Danlelson, Thomas Woods, less Driving, noUed, Officers San- the bathers Ed Maddern is a Alfred Dion, Fred Carlson and dora and Mullen. V^SM f9$4i^t^^&e«p ~ husky fellow, but oh! so gentle! "I David Rausch. August B—Earl Roys, Jr., 78 Pine wouldn't hurt nobody," says he to Street, Bristol, Reckless Driving, the Green Mountain Boys.. Bag Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hubbard, 69 $25.00 and costs, $10 remitted. Ofll- of potatoes failing from truck was Coe Avenue was holiday visitors In cer Baylls, State Police. cause of one of this week's auto North Kennebunkport, Maine. August 10—Stanley Brcdenberg, accidents One of B. L. Ken BUDGET 15. Type of duty desired: 548 WInthrop Avenue, New Haven, IB, Reckless driving, $25.00 and nard's riding horses rode into a ARE ENGAGED PAYMENTS passing sluto . Montowese bridge Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. 16. If qualified, will you accept other assigned duties! costs; Failure to stop tor signal, two not high enough tor some trucks. Germond, 92 H^y^inger Street, for­ ARRANGED charges, $10.00 and costs each One driver dern near lost his roof... merly of this Htefce, announce the 17. Character references: charge. Olllcer Seastrand. "Wampus" Carlson moving from engagement of their daughter, August 10—Edward M. Chambers, 1245 Townscnd Avenue, New Haven New Biltain to make his home in Virginia Arlene; to Donald Piatt Contest and Festival {}) Name Address . Indian Neck....,...Trallers in Bran- Tomlinson son of Mr. and Mrs. 20, Reckless Driving, $25.00 and ford Theatre, startling posters William W. Tomllmson of Westvllle. Time Is Near--Will (2) Name Address , costs, Offlcer Baylls, state police. about town and pictures in window YOU Be a Winner? RCA VICTOR BUILT RADIO August 13—Lawrence Mannlx, Ivy Street, 19, Failure to carry li­ at 250 Main bring home facts about The Momanguln St. Vincent de You CAN bft a winner, but U will toko AND AUTOMATIC VICTROLA — 149.00 Home Defense. Paul Guild wiU meet September 15 many houn ol practice end much Blud? (Signature of applicant) cense, polled. Captain Anderson, To the dentist of the "good old days" a good A few more fires at the Rose Street for a dinner at the Oasis. to prepare yoursell for competition such Offlcer Grauf. aa preieal-dor DlBtilcl, State, and Na­ I foot was second only in iniponance to a strong August 13, George R. Dantlacq, Rosenthal property and someone tional conletta and lestirali oHer. You ««5SK«««>0««*S«S«««««j Date -sit arm and a college diploma. with aiithorlty will get the un­ can moke thli necesiary studf and prac­ 52 College Street, New Haven, 24, sightly mess' cleaned up. Goodness tice teem EFFORTLESS ai well at EN- The World's News Seen Through failure to carry operators license, But gone now is the necessity for "foot WQik" REGISTER NOW JOYABLE if you are -willing io try a new- $3.00 and costs; Sargeant Morawskl knows Woodle has done his best Conn instrument. The many imporlcml. Motor Vehicle Inspector, J. H, and other symbols of ancient dentistry. Succeed­ For patented features and raRnemenls. which THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR ..This has been the fourtlL Hear Grauf. h tell that when T. V. Hammer was ore exclutiT* on Conn instruments, ac* An Inlermlional Daily Newspaper ing them is the skill, elTiciency, sanitation^and DAY or EVENING hially HELP MAKE YOUH FLAYING i. Truthful—Con.tructi;e—Unbia«d—Free from Senwlional. ENROLLMENT CENTERS asked what he Intended to do to August 15—Robert Brcnnan, sterili>;ation which characteirizes the immaculate. EASIEH. »m —EdllonaU Are Timely and Instruc.ive, and les Danv Northtord Road, 21, Breach ot Peace protect the M. I.' F. in the event COURSES Come to our store at your earliest COB* dentistry of today. ••' mSe'"Moni.lT'''e Monitor an IdeaS "I'V"'l Newspape "^"1r fo^ rt-Us^zi^. the Home Section. ^ Mai^ BRANFORD — 250 MAIN ST. $5.00 and costs,' drunk, noUed, Chief of air raids It is said that he re­ venlence . . . tee and try the LATE of police and OfHcer lUlg. - plied he was going to paint an ar­ College Begins, Sept. 18 MODEL Conns. See for yourself how- "Dependable electric service has done much'to much more they- otter you than other In- Tho Christian Science PublishinE Society STONY CREEK — FIRE HOUSE August 15—Anthony Dombrowskl, row on the factory roof with the Catalogue sent on request itnimontt. No obUgatfoa to buyl One, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts Northtord, 29, drunkenness, noUed; bring it about," the modern dentist testifies. In wording 'Eight miles to Winches­ Price S12 00 Yearly, or S1.00 a Month. SHORT BEACH — FIRE HOUSE breach of peace, $10X10 and costs dentistry, as in other things, the "gootl iictf rf«ys" ters." Not a serious remark of ^"^Junior College Saturday Issue, includmg Magazine Sectiot., S2.60 a Year chief of police and'Olllcer Illlg. course but a clever idea Atlantic Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 25 Cents. INDIAN NECK — FIRE HOUSE are electrical days. Name . August 17—John M. Hanchak, 84 Wire house moving today. One °'' Commerce Hill's Music Store Harding Avenue, 24, Opcrathig Mo­ UTST/NDINQ- AiAWlCAN TCOTIMS building went vin rollers across the '.Tel. 8-6632 TeL 8-4233 tor Vehlvle while license Is sus­ COACH, JOINED THE U5MA|i.lUKi ONLV WOMAN BOP-MN street, might be to make way for SEPTEMBER 15 TO 20 INIQIT Am I^OSETBOMTOERAMK OF , "WJENCE HAIL MARWEO 389 Wliitncy Ave., New Haven 88 Orange St., Nevs- Haven pended, $100.00 and costs, $50 re­ ^iOs^iiAimimlji^mi'^ji^vimi TTED SlAltS MARIM& a coal pile mitted; Officers Ifkovlc and Joe

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THE BRANPORD REVIEW, BRANPORD, OONN., SEPTEMBER 11, 1D41 Page S^vefl jPftlteSfac THE BRANPORD EEVIEW, BUANfdUi); CONN., SEPTEMBER 11, 1941 * IN THE SPOTLIGHT • with diphtlfcrla toxoid. the nations nuinber one band, the 3. Vaccinate agalhsfc petussis film also lt\oludes Mlltoh Berle, —''-^•'—— By David O. Alfcer —• Early ProtecHon Boxing (whooping oough) between 0 and 9 Lynn Barl, Joan Davis and the Baseball There's a new child wonder It doesn't take much to get montlis. Nlchdliis Brothers^ workihg on the JIGM lot who is Clark Gable to relate the Story of Of Child Against 4. Do a Schick test between 18 and Tlio second big feature on tho being groomed the food baskets wife Cardie 24 mohths. Re-immuniec against Basketball Hockey (that's Holly­ same program Is a steady steam ot LATEST SPORT NEWS Lombard once made up for 12 diphtheria it necessary. wood's word needy families. Not until the Disease Advised laughsln the now comedy romance EDITED BY W. J. AHERN Wrestling for it) to take baskets, each containing a plump 5. Repeat the Schick test and "Danoi! Hall". Football the place of hen, went out did he discover tliey smallpox vaccination at 6 years or Shirley Tem­ were his own pedigreed brood In reply to inquiries in regard to Cesar Romero, In the same type ple. This hens worth $GU each. voccinatlon against smallpox. during epidemic periods. Re- of role he did so well in "Tail, Dark lad is Richard immUnliifi against diphtheria and * • « Health Officer Arthur S. McQueen and Handsome," scores another I Hall, a live- re-vaccliiate It necessary. personal triumph, barolo Londis is >ear - older Now that she's back on the air, calls attention to the following RAMS SPONSOR B. H. S. FOOTBALL Local Gridiron ••^i ^ r ' ^ijt' \ from Brooklyn singing on the Eddie Cantor radio 6. If tetanus toxid is dcslretl it Dxcellent as the pretty singer. The Branford High Bolster UConns Hopes &AlS&wiBi._^i who is doinff r 0 gr a m, bulletin issued by the State De­ may be given 'at liny age period but supporting cost consists ot William g in ah Shore HARDY PICTURE SCHEDUL E partment of Health. the reactions are not so severe it Henry, June Storey, J. Edward COMMENT MYRNUVPMA inlOyr I'i5,yj^|' stufj Lof y witanhd can be ex­ Minus Veterans Picture Is Far pected to re­ Active immunization is moSt ef­ given between 2 and 0 years, If con- Bromberg. Through the courtesy of I. C. - . ON • • Saturday -- Sept. 27 -- Derby* William Powell in "The Shadow vive the pop­ fective against certain diseases bined with diphtheria toxoid it may Lost but not least on the same Jacocks, owner and manager of Home of the Thin Man". Richard, we ularity of that From Desolate are told without reservation, la an when carried out early ih a child's be given at the some time. Scarlet program tho latest news shots ot For Grid Year Die Branford Theatre, the Bran­ niday — Oct. 3 — Stratford* old vaudeville SPORTS amazing child genius who began tiractice, the life and at a time when his nutri­ fever toxin might be given in the day. ford Ram.i will sponsor a show Away to read at the age of one, played plit week. tion and health are good, accord­ epidemics and to groups especially BY BILL AHERN Sessions every night last week As and added attrootioh a Walt to help pay for their uniforms Saturday -— Oct. 11 — Hamden piano when he was two and was The program ing to the weekly bulletin of thfc exposed. Typhbld fever vaccine may r — givlne concerts at IJiree. The first keeps the Disney cartoon "Early to Bed." on the 18 and 10 of September. Home and jvorkouts three nights a week state department of health, which be given wheii and where indicated. • Down at Hammer Field these from' now until the start of the day he reported tor work, he songbird i n See you In tho movies Tickets may be procured by any Saturday -- Oct. 18 — Sholton* Watched Miss Loy and Powell New York DINAH SHORE urged parents to adopt a six-point Much of thi! reduction in pre­ days there la considerable activity season, September 28, is the form­ playing with a toy airplane. "I Your Mo,vie Guyed member of the Rains or the This space was not meant for Away 'Tuesday and program oiltlined by the American valence and death rate from com­ as coaches Johnny Knecht and ula which coaches Nick Weted. and never Had so much fiin since I was V Bronford Sports Association. The tho purpose for which It Is to be Saturday — Oct. 25 — Grlswold Wednesday, Iciving her little Academy of Pediatrics as follows: municable disase is attributed to Connie Matson are working on in a kid," was tho five-year-old's more than week-ends to fill vaude- Stuart J. Clancy start Mouldlnf! the picture will feature Mickey Rob- put this week. But yesterday when Home comment. 1. Vaccinate against stnollpox at the development and increased use Buy, and Read The Branlord Review an effort to brlijg out the best that vilie engagements. She's still nx- 1041 edition of Branford High hoy In "Life Begins for Andy we chanced to go to Hammer Field Saturday — Nov. 8 — Mllford* cited by these out-of-toWn trips any age during an epidemic, but ot immunization procedures. Im­ the boys have before they cut Ihe For AU Local News And Sports School's football annual.. Hardy." to get a bit of advance dope oil our Homo and, between stage shows, lilces to routinely and time between 3 to 12 munization causes the formation of Saturday — Nov. 15 -- Staples squad prior to the opening clash. Apparehtly MCM Intends to slip out to visit thb city's points antibodies In the blood of the per­ With time running short and the High School football for our read­ corner the child prodigy market of interest She explain^ this by months. always tough Derby High as their ers this Issue, we wore aghast to Away Advance dope has it that the They also have under contract the saying she's still a sraall-toWh giri 2. linmunize against diphtheria son so treated giving him specific first opponent the local staff Is note certain mucker tricks whlcii •Housatonlc League Game Rams are to have a powerful for­ Moylan Sisters, nine - year - old at heart. between 9 and 18 months. Tetanus protection against that disease. As Marinrtno and six-year-old Joan • t « hard pressed to And men to handle have gradually placed one ot the ward wall but need assistance In toxoid may be used in combination this takes time, it is foolhardy to Pequof Theatre Guilford Laces Peggy. These two are not now to RECORD NOTES: Oscar StrMs delay such procedures until after ' A vital spots In the football machine. state's most beautiful athletic the backfleld. Tamulevlch, Bran- radio listeners. As the youngest conducts the orchestra in Colum­ exposure to disease. Thorb are only three veterans, loft parks into such a condition of dis­ ford's ace running back. Is slated harmony team, they draw perhaps bia's album of his best knoirn uniforms, identical except for the Fri,, Silt.—8c|>l. ViAW Branford Sox In to return to school and the draft the largest audience of any Sun­ Srnallpox wos once the most pre­ from last season's eleven and while repair. day afternoon program. But light operatic nira . . , For excel­ sllverbar s on Jack's shoulders. Bill Book Nights every Fri, & Sat, AMXX, Fire Laddies has garnered the services of Pete lent sample of Shop Fields' licw valent and dreaded disease in theSliirtiiip : lliis wiH'k l''i'i{lny I'or thri'i> .scn.siiliimul days (in lllc sliin'C there are numerous good prospects Holly^vood won't see the young­ music, get his Victor disc 6t must say 'yes, sir" and raise his they are bound to bo grden In the Final Contest It seems almost fantastic to think lffi."J7rM! -r/se/i/.B Panaronl with the result that the sters for-some time. Sooms that "Uunijarian Dance No. 5" backed hand in salUte. world, the bulletin pointed out. But of lluN air-(.'(iiulilionc(l Sliilc 'I'licnlro, UiU'tl'dril ia (,'ali Calloway, in "I'LL WAIT FOR YOU" that unscrupulous persons would Enjoy Sports, two most potent backfleld punches Marianne and Joan formed by "Don't Dlame Me" . . . Dccca'a since vaccination against smallpox early stages of Branford's seven football team and they have "It's democratic, all right," they per.s(iii, aiul liis lli-l)e-llii Orclicslrii willi lUi all new c.otlon club Robert Sterling-, Marsha Hunt stoop so low as to desecrate me­ will be missing from the linoup. album 6f the month Is a collectioti has become so widespread in this game schedule. The auilford Town team polished heavy schedule ahead. of Louis Armstrong classic^. say. "tills man's army." With the ex rovui'. It'.s nil uU new jumpin' .jive ,iul)ilce with ii solid eimt oC '10 Vet, It appears as If the locals.are morials of persons b'g 1" the an­ Turkey Dinner Aside from the natural disap-' president of the New York stock ex part of the country cases of this - ALSO - off their season in an undefeated disease are extremely rare. Repea-i seiiiim .slurs, i'oiiliiriii^' llarlcin's swcolt'st soUKliird, AVIK \n(ll'cwsi going to got good backs for a nals of Branford sports to defile pointment which comes from such change a private and an employee ROAR OF THE PRESS state last Sunday afternoon when the only lasting rhemenCo to bear Sport Prattle ted vaccinations are desirable in llie All Amoricim Swiufj; Stars, Clin Berry and Oozy Colej "Cub" change. In yesterday's practice at GBORQS F. OsmoM 0f/)N6ONIft \ Seventy enthusiastic members ot a loss the spirit is very good and from that organization a captain.... after five innings of a grand game tho name of the brothers Hammer. Order to keep, up the ilnmunity. least a sextet of ball toters showed the M. P. Rice Hose Co. and theWete d expresses himself as well with draftees from luxurious city boy.M and girts; "Cab" ruij cullers, Pnul, Sliui and Kililj';(liul many Sun., iMon., 'I'ucs., Siipt. 14-1,^-1 (i had gone by the boards they sud­ For years the City of New Haven Diptherla has now become rare considerable aptitude lii carrying Headquarters Fire Departments and satisfled with the teams condition liomes and remote little farms liv­ otlioi's. Cab also features.liis famous Cnb Jivors, known to tndio nu- denly came to, life and plastered has labored ,tb have lis own athletic ing side by side and eating the and a case of the disease is evi­ the plgsklii. The kicking w|ll be Invited guests gathered at Sllney's at the present time. diencoK mid jitterbugs over the entire imtioii. TOM DICK AND HARRY the offerings of Butch Nalmo to field. Numerous tovms of our own Branford High will uncover at same meals day after day, anddenc e of the parents to utilize a r^r- good but tHfi passing has room for Grove, just off North Main Street Although undermanned the with Ginger Rogers and garner 10 runs and a shutout vic­ size are lacking a place to play leafit six good backs from out of the officers draw*n troin every strata of procedure which prevents this considerable improvement. With last Sunday, and enjoyed an after­ Branford ends will be. the high Qoorgo Murphy tory off of the Branford Red Sox In spOrts or to view athletic contests. maze of inexperienced kids un­ Daily Bag Limit society because .of the actual work highly fatal disease, according to Radio Show. Its all New and Excit­ scheduled for oppendioltis opera­ more practice the blocking will bo noon of cnrapetltive sports topped point in the Branford Une with a regularly scheduled Shoreline Vet, wo, like ihost of the rnodern they liave done. Only in the United the bulletin. In Connecticut, this ing. - ALSO - good enough to get sOme of. the covered by coaches Stu Clancy and by a turkey dinner at the first Johnny Dykum, Billy Huzar, Guta- tions. , League contest played at Hammer world are ungrateful for favors be­ Is Made Known States could there be siich a mixing Immunization procedure during the Don't forgot, this great show be­ better backs away. And defensively Johnny Knecht when the local in- joint gathering of the two fire vasky and Paul Ward slated to Prisollla Lone imd Will Osborne SHEPHERD of the HILLS Field. stowed us. If we are not. ungrate­ up of men and positions,- with every past 20 years has .resulted in liie ns on the stage of the alr-oondl- they are good at this stage of their stltue faces Derby in the season's units. take care ot the wing posts. Three rcminiseing about mutual musician Branford was completely at the ful then we siirely show mighty one taking it for granted that It's practical disappearance of diph­ tiincd State Theatre, Hartford'this with John Wayne, Betty Field development. opener on Sept 27. Hunters are advised ot the fol­ of last season's crack tackles have OUR DEJVIOCRATIC ARMY The weeks and months went by friends on tho, "Now Orleans Blues" mercy of Rocde. In the early in­ poor taste in expressing apprecia­ The committee headed by Cap­ about as it should be and that the theria in those communities whore week Friday, and continues thru , Th'q line has leis promising situ­ Jackie "Tyler was the receipient of heeded Uncle Sam's call and will Bill was pleased when his younger; and when Jack came on furlough it set Ann Slieridon, a little mixed nings tho locals might have gained tion. lowing open season for birds; tain Thomas Sudac, of the M. P. fellow who knows the arrhy business the Immunization programs have Saturday and Sunday, Sep. 12-13-14 ations. nice words via Dan Parkers Sport not be in the Rams uniform this up, reporting for work on "The Man AViMl., 'IMiurK.—Scpl. 17-lS a few runs but the later Innings Rice Co. as chairman provided an brother, Jack, passed his various' seemed to Bill he was not only no matter what he does in civilian been most extensive. for three (3) days only. The first Center is weak. The spot So ca­ Some years ago the townspeople Column in the Daily Mirror last RAILS, (except Sora) and GAL- season. This situation will be par­ Who Came to Dinner" sot in tho would have seen Quilford forge excellent program of sports. The tests and examinations and waleanes r and browner, but more sure life, should be ahead ot the fellow ^ V • stage show on Friday is at 1:15, and Blue Orchid Ohinawaro Nights pably filled by Tony HynoVlch last and friends of Robert S. Kelly Monday. INtJLES. Open season—September tially allievlated by the addition of old-fashioned dress she wears In ahead oh the strength of their events Included a Softball game be­ made a lieutenant in the army. of himself. The army was doing who may be an expert along some there are late stage shows Sat. and "Knlgs Row"..,'.....A - spokesman for season is borefit of proiiilislng can­ spent considerable time and money We see where tlie true story 1 to November 30, inclusive. Daily Babe Ward and Art Qlson to these powerful batting attack. tween the Headquarters Co. and the Naturally. Bill, older by 3 years, other line. Surt. at 10 P. M. the Navy Blues Sojtlet reporting THEY DARE NOT LOVE didates Insofar as HynoVlbh lost a to honor his memory. Their choice arient Johnny Maher's coaching bag limit — 15 in the aggregate of ranks. The guards have also felt him good, all right. uptown Hose Co. which was won had helped Jack through school and V . that the girls lost, a collective total with Goargo Brent a^nd battlo with the books In last Nalmo threw a .scare into the as a memorial was a beautiful finally hit tlie streets. His has a all kinds. Possession limit — 15 the draft but Tony Pepe and Carl "Then one day, a letter came from Again and again we've seen "Poor At State Theatre hearts of the Oullford supporters by the latter U to 7. Featured per­ tooic an older brother's pride in his boy make good" hi our free Indus ot 27 pounds during filming of , spring's final exam. The ends drltiklng fountain. Today the foun­ Just argument., ' ' -SORA. Open season — September Rank still available the Branford the draft board telling Bill to report Martha Scott In the first four innings when he formers In the game were Mink success. Yep it was pretty fine tor his preliminarary physical ex­ trial system, for industry offers the dance scenesUi "Navy Blues." counted on as being strong has Ed tain is virtually a shambles. The Coaches Nick Weted and Connie 1 to November 30, Inclusive. Daily team will have their two starting ,, - ALSO - fanned nine out of the first ten Swlrski and Ernie Donofrio tor the having an officer in the family and amination and before the month same opportunities to all young James dagney onid Deinnls Oatavasky ready to grab one berth crouching lion, sytiibolic of heart Matson are about to becorrie bag limit — 15; Possession limit' 15 guards of a year ago. Red Ward Another in.lho parade of terrific Cinema Chatter men to face him. But once he was winners and Dr.'Gerlach and Bill that officer the kid he'd helped was was over he was in camp and, men. It doesn't matter what a Morgan starting a "write to the *'REDHEAD" but the ether wing post held last and courage. Is half off Its base. Its magicians in an effort to uncover AMERICAN COOT or BLUE PE­ and Hess, the latter no newcomer stage shows Opens a limited 3 days reached for a hit he seemed to lose Adams for the hapless Headquar­ bring tip. truth being stranger than fiction, in man's background is or where he boys" Oamptiign for the ROAF season by Ernie qonrich will not cement foundation has been delib­ two more backs. TER. Open season — October 16 to to Branford football will handle engagement at the alr-Conditioned Hear Tell: Warners secures per ters unit. Fire Commissioner Tom Ills brother's camp! comes from. The thing that matters lledgllngs whom they met while have that berth played by the base­ his stuff although the locals did erately picked away so that some the pivot post. "Then came the draft and Bill's State 'Theatre, Hartford starting mission to shoot "Captains of the Incldently the Rtims will sport a December 14 Inclusive. Dally bag (Scoot) Matthews umpired the is, can he do the job. Today a sim­ miiklrtg "dtiplttlns of tlie Clouds" ball star this season. A knee injury not play smart ball behind him, drunken fool might gloat over a number was down a.long the middle When they change into civilian Clouds" scenes In the Lockheed Air­ backtield wearing red pants and a limit 25. Possession.llmit 25. clash which saw -Nick Weted ousted Complete uniforms have been or­ ilar thing is happening in the ar­ this week Friday, and continuing Nalmo fanned fifteen Guilford bat­ night's orgy. The . bubblers which of the list. He rubbed his hand over clothes and go home for the week­ craft plant, but must bo careful to I„n . Canada..., ^ , , Fait, i h ,, Dor.n, an„,.d has forced him to the Bidelincs, line In blue when they open their WILSON SNIPE or JACKSNIPE — from the fray. dered and should be available for my, although in industry, where thru Saturday, and Sunday, Sept ,, Losses of Dan Daly, Barnes, ters in the contest. Roode struck have sucoorred maiiy a thirst have season on tho last Sunday of the his chiu as he studied that list. end they fall back into their old re­ 12-13-14. This stage attrabtlon ex- film tJhe bimbers so that no vital f'^"''''''', P^-'»'^«,'=<"='^7""B the lift No 6f)en season. In the racing events Joe Rosjan the first game. lationship once more and Bill again there Is less red tape, ability can Information is rovealed...:,...Jeftrey '"B of i-helr. options with a party for Capitol Theatre 11-1 •Ward and others in the middle of out eight. Nalmo walked but one been repeatedly broken by vandal- month. . , ' Wotildh't it be a joke If he got into traordliiary is none other, than the "4\ WILD DUCK. Including SKA COOT of the Rice Co. headed the compet­ assumes the initiative ot an older be more quickly recognized and re­ the restjOf'Wan-iers' young eontfact iv^^f^ ihe forward wall likewise WU, ne­ wlille Hoode topped him in this ou's acts uritil how thiey are patch •; The betting is evbri! in and around the arrriy, too, and not as an Major denoritl-of Jurtipln' JiVo Cab Ljfnii,- .'.who,' recently., bbUght , a 281 MAIN ST.. EAST HA\l%ti or SCOTER. Open season October itors with twb.wlns in, the comedy time to outdistance the other, con­ warded. players.;.i.;.!E'lisiibeth Fi-aser and department by hot allowing a ed together with wire. Hartford that Coach Christian of Officer? • ' • --""-'•' ! brother. But back in camp in the Calloway, In' Pei-son, and histatios n wagon, is looking-for a cessitate ' considerable work, on 10 to December 14 inclusive. D'ally events. He copped first in the sack testants. J. Ward teaming with Al Nancy Coleman • comparing scrap single pass. the Universty of Connecticut has a Hl-De-Ho Orchestra with an all New ranch to go wltli it ..Warners' 'Knecht'3 part to find suitable rc- Recently a ybiing tree wos brok­ bag limit lo. Not more than 3' of rape and also took the Onion race. Savage lasted tor place and the book of their New York stage days. placomenta,,But hero too tho out­ few aces up his ^sleeve, for the Cotton Club Revue. It's an All New Hoi'ry • Lewis and Jack Haley's GUILFORD en. Not with a. pair ot hands but any one or more than 3 in the ag­ Second to tho uptown giant in the show spot went to the team of Ka- __ V — 'riMirs., ,Fri., .Sat., .So])l. ]M'2-1.'! look Is.not entirely disnial. ,Tho deliberately struck by a huge rock coming campaign. ' selinas and Pavllettl. Jumpin' Jive Jubilee With a cast of daughter, Gloria have discovered Hubbard, 2b :3 2 gregate may be taken of thp fol­ .sack race was Tony Adams with 40, featuring Harlem's Sweetest each other. candidates reporting for the' va­ designed to be used for that pur­ Big Fritz Petela is doing his foot­ The complete committee for tlie Jacobson If 5 0 lowing species in one day: Red­ Reginald Gell finishing in the third Songbird, Avis Andrews; The All cant spots are all big,'verlle fel­ pose. And then hot satisfied, the balling for the Hartford Blues this afternoon's festivities was: T. Su­ Wliilanv S. Hart i)lays host on his GONE WITH J. Spencer, ss 6 2 heads and Butfleheads. Possession slot. Pavllettl, J, Adams and Kase- American Swing Stars, Chu Berry lows, who In a short while may let guilty party repeatedly pounded a season which sugers well for the dac; chairman, Nicholas Weted, rancli to the Indians imported Movie Guyed N. Spencer, cf 5 2 limit, two days' bag limit. Legal linas, in that order, finished after ow Mad Should and Cozy Cole; "Cab" Boys and tho fans forget entirely the stair section of the grandstand and left Capitol City grlddei's. secretary, S. Hanchurak; treasurer, from a North Dakota reservation 1 THE WIND Murray, 3b 4 0 limit may be possessed tor 20 dajr^ Resjan in the tear jerker event. Girls; "Cab"; Kug Cutters; Paul warts who handled the forward it in a weakened oonditioh. , Its against the rules to say but J. Tobin, J. Resjan, G. Ifkovic, H. for "They Died With Their Boots Starr, lb 5 1 after close of season. Eddie Brannigan and Johnny Slim and Eddy; Otto Bason; and nOLI^YWOOD GOSSIP line so well last season. Tamulevlch Is about to go back to Mullen, Dr. Gerlach, W. Adams and On" Jeane RandoiiJh, who, went Bunnell, rf .4 1 A week or so ago a plumber was Tobln were tlie surprise winners in many other top-notch entertainers Mickey Rooney mailed an auto­ Still the Schedule does not favor prep school and see about; getting SEA COOT or SCOOTER. Only F. Torino. % Guy Get? lo San Diego for the "Dive Bomber" in Technicolor starring called to Investigate a stopped sew­ the three legged race. Although Also included in the Calloway or­ graphed picture to his most ardent the Knechtmeh. Derby at Branford Manclnl, c 3 0 a crack at Jimmy Crowley's great in open costal waters beyond outer premiere,, reports a new dance band er line leading from the field,hou.se. they were considered long shots be The turkey dinner was served by ganization are the famous Cab fan, ninety-seven year old Margaret on the 27th Is.tholr first game and Roode, p 4 2 Fordham team a few years hence. harbor lines. Open season Septem­ there — they call' themselves the Clark Gablo, 'Vivien Leigh Upon irivestlgation it was proved lore the event started they easily the Headquarters Fire Department Jivers, known to radio audiences Hurley, the oldest living descen- for their second contest the locals Jimmy Barba looks to be In great ber 15 to October 15 inclusive. (See Am I burned up! I come home after a Jive Bombers" Maybe the Ann BRANFORD that a dozen oi- more beer cans had manuvered the course in record women's auxiliary. and jitterbugs over the entire na­ dont of Abraham Linocoln. shape for his role as the Rams paragraph above lor season on hard day, and when I sit down with Sheridan-George Brent romance Is travel to Stratford. Both'of thflse Proto, ss ..4 0 been stuffed into the vent and tion. In the featured spot I? Cab Llltle Dickie Hall plays Nick Jr. Matinee Thurs., Fri., and Sat, signal carrier. land and water. coming lo a head—She has just schools are tietenriially tho top plg^ Nalmo, p 4 0 purposely pounded into a virtiial the paper what do I"find? Some hulb- Calloway, himself, singing his sibl­ in "The Shadow of the Thin Man," WILD GEESE. Open season Oc­ bought a large ranch. at 2:15 P. M. Bklh teams of the Hpusatonic Bradley, cf i 3 0 mass of debris. Butch Nainlo now weighs over 190 ing scorch song in his own in dcHpite his liny size, is a piano League and meeting them when lbs which accountsfor his addition­ tober 16 to December 14 Inclusive. siialclicr's gone and swiped the lamp Seen Around: Humphrey Bogart Genrich, 3b 4 0 Close investigation into the bush­ BRANFORD ALLEYS imitable style. In his band, Cab pre virtuso and, according to psycho­ Branford is so- woefully Inexperi. al speed on the mound. Daily bag limit 3. Possession limit bulhr and Kaaren Verne working all Children 2.'iu, tax inc. Duell, cf 4 0 es and trees, set out with such an sents the most outstanding aggrega logists, has a sl}itcen year old reac­ enced is bound to wreak havoc on What a big help Tony Giordano 0. In addition, 3 BLUE GEESE may through the night, appropriately Borba, c 4 0 eye to beauty o few years ago, to­ tion of colored musicians that have enough, for night scenes, of "All tion, Adults 40o, tux inc. any ideas entertained by local fans and Al Anderson would be to the be taken in a day, possession limit Now Open For 1941 -42 Season Monteliu's, lb 4 0 day r ev e a 1 s broken branches, ever appeared on any stage, besides Katherine Hepburn Introduces for a successful Housatonlc League Ram's line this autumn. 6. Regular bag limit ot wild geese Throught the Night" Horsemen Soboleskl, 2b 3 0 shattered whiskey bottles and all a solid cast of sepian stars. So, get Spencer Tracy to guests in "The Rumors says that Pat McGowan may also consist of blue geese. MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR LEAGUES OR GROUPS of the "Wild Bin Hickok Rides' cast EVENING AT 7:45 Levesh, rf 2 0 sort ot clutterings. in tho grove with Cab Calloway, Woman of the Year,'' In seven I will direct .the play of the local Red NOW TO >IV0;D DISAPPOINTMENT working out a military cavalry Elwell, rf 1 0 WOOD DUCKS, ROSS' GEESES, and join the Rhythm Roustabouts languages. Including Spanish, Each day groundskeeper Richard Sox next season. Pat is well groun­ problem during a between-sccnes AU Svoiiing Prices 65c tax iiio, Totals 33 0 O'Brien discovers something new. SNOW GEESE, BRANT and In a rollicking Jubilee ot torrid rest Brcnda Marshall trying to French, Russian, Slovenian, and I'Mileage Hints f V ded in the game and will make a SWANS. No open season. Violet Doolittle, Manager Phone Branford 943 swing with all the stars of the Chinese, He has worked painstakingly and welcome addition "to tho harassed secure a haspital room next to 11 By J.. F. Wlncheiter—; J| famous Coast-to-Coast Quizzacale Lionel Barrymoro declares he Is well. He has done wonders with a crimson hose. •WOODCOCK. Open season Octo­ Park Place, Branford, Conn. hubby Bill Holden's both are Special Morning Matineo ioi Supervisor of- Motor VtJilcle JC^iii))-' ber 15 to October 29 inclusive. Dally tho only sensible actor In "Lady be field that was a mess a few years Bolton Elwell, ace Red Sox sticker dhlldf^ Sia,t.,.Sept, 13 at 10 nitnt, Colonial £»o Slarketert Races Feature bag limit 4 Possession limit 8. Good" he doesn't sing, dance or back. Its playing surface is kept will bo a candidate for the Yale COMPLETELY REOONDITIONED on a level that the field never SPECIAL FEDERAL. REGULATIONS play piano. F you feel Itko comiilnlnlng about frosh eleven this fall. The big boy Eleven-year-old Bobby Larson I the cost of mnlntalnlng and Granite Bay know in all of its days. Yet there is really gunning'' fqir a regular 1. The foregoing species may be Member Conn. Alley's Operators Association and THE POCKETBOOK operatliiK your nutomvblle on a long is much that could be done. hunted with bow and arrow or with holdsmany records as the Champion motor trip console youraoK with the berth. He comesjj to Yale from New Haven District Association fisherman ot his age. He spends all The grandstand and benches sliutgun only, not larger than No. Tppps fact that each year motor tourists Sport Outing texeter where lie' performed for 0/KNOWLEDGE of his spare time fishing, In this country. could stand a coat of paint. At the that prep school. 10 gauge, flred from the shoulder, Alley's Sanctioned by National Congress not more than three shell capacity. A completely new hairdress tem­ .spend about a Blessed by a perfect afternoon rate things are being done It Tho Red Sox are all set for a ban­ |.billion dollars porarily titled the "Russell Roll" Fairmount for their second annual outing the might be a long time, before new quet to be held in tlie near future. 2. A federal duck stamp is re­ '(or such things quired for hunting mlgratoi-y wa­ has been Introduced by Rosalind repairs, oil. Granite Bay Athletic Association grandstands and benches could be , And by the way don't forget that ter fowl (ducks and geese) obtatar Russell in "Her Honor."' Theatre f gas, tires and really outdid themselves last Sun. bought. Therefore it might not be Andy Hardy picture sponsored by 33 Main St,, Annex, New Haven other automo­ day when they provided an after­ such a bad Idea to paint them be­ the Rams through the courtesy of able from post office at a cost of LOCAL NEWS OF THE SPBEEN tive malnte- noon ot fun and skill for the resi­ fore the winter weather sets in and the genial Ted Jacocks. The picture $1.00 j .nnnco costs. In George Evans Inc. Sonja Herile and John Payne Sun,, Moil,—Sept, 14-15 raddlllon, another dents of Granite Bay with their ruins them completely. win be held at the local theatre on 3. Ducks, geese and coot may be have the top roles in "Sun Valley I billion goes lor varied sports program. Also, a look at the fieldhouse roof the 18 and 19 of the month. hunted from sunrise to 4 P. M. Serenade," which moves to the Loew Robert Taylor as J meals and othei The single lassies smarting un­ would reveal the need of shingles Just to show you Wally standard time during the open Makers of Poll College Theatre for a second •.food, a third bit' season. ' lion (or slooplni der a winter season of ribbing from or slates whichever the case de­ Tamulevich's determination we big hold-over week starling Thurs­ BILLY THE KID accomAiodatloni their married sisters really avenged mands. For in several instances would like to point:out to you that 4. Ralls, galllnules and woodcock day, September Uth. - ALSO - nt hotels and camps, a billion and a their defeat by administering a de­ gaping cavities- can be seen. he has takfcn up'kicking and Incl-. may be hunted only from sunrise Fine Custom Tailored Suits Moite Tiivi rirr/rimsANP r^PEvmreRs ; With afcatured cast headed by quarter (or such things as souvenlrB, dently he gets off some tremendous to sunset during the open season. So I ask the wife. "Sure," she admits, "I took it for tho fiRS /isepep 70 ffeep T)B O/I fue Glen Miller and his Orchestra, Ned Sparks, Marjorie Weaver postcards,and camping supplies and feat to their married sisters in the (Thanks to someone's penchant for MWf/' •:/m oe m /ifMy or /,soo,ooo Men 'more than 300 million (or hot dogs ladies Softball game. The male dl tossing boulders on the roof.) driving punts. Whp can tell but 5. Shooting over baited land and ,1098 Chapel Street Tel. 8-5421 Now Haven, Conn. Ititchen . . . after -you put the kitchen bulb in the ga- water, the use of live decoys, the Piiurs iti FOR BEAUTY'S SAKE and sod drinks. vision of the Granite Bay conting It has been suggested that the ^that he may be triple threatlng for ragel" If that isn't Uke a woman. Tryin' to pin it on mel LATE STAGE SHOW SAT.oMWM As a motor tourist you are part ent showed a great amount of fight weekly crap games, known to beFordha m some one-of these days. use of sinkboxes or batteries, the • tmir MfmfAiTme MCoHommo THIS WEEK Tues., Wed,—Sept, 10-17 )a( a htigc Industry nhlch is ot groat and talk but (ailed to show much played there are the source of the ^v;^: taking of waterfowl from boats or MP sea .economic slsnlftconce. You help put ability in tlie old. timers' baseball floating devices propelled otherwise ice 'money into trade channels. Your trouble. It such is the case then DRINK RAGE IN HEAVEN motor touring dollars spread pros­ game and thus the game ended in clean up the games. At least give FOR LOCiU, NEWS than' by hand, and that taking of Why Fight? crtn PRiMHr perity, build jobs, create trade and a tie. waterfowl by means, aid or use of with Robert Montgomery those who worked so hard, so faith­ HEAD THE ^lllll* SAT.&SUII. do their part to keep alive each The complete list of winners are cattle, horses or mules are pro­ Isn't it foolish to fight over such a silly tiling as bulb- HARTFORD ond Ingrid Bergman ' i. lyenr a five blllloii dollar Industi^,] fully, a chance to'rest in peace. HARl S£/>T.I1I3I4 Don't complain about what motor as follows; Please, please do not let their BRANPORD REVIEW hibited. Bhatching when lamp bulbs cost so httle. Avoid eye­ - ALSO - J" I touring costs you. U you can't af­ Chlldrch's taces Charles Mason, work be In vain. Among all the strain and arguments by getting some spare bulbs today. ford It, just don't (to It. It you can William tiennis. Joyce Lockyer, things thai, might be said about SING BABY SING afford long trips by car, enjoy them, MarJorlQ Mattson; shoo race, Fred­ us let It, not be said that we are ANY BOAT RIDE IH Alice Faye, Adolph Menjou in nemcmber that here In America 100-walt MAZDA lamps cost only . . . .15(5 you get more tor your automotive dy Mason, road race, William Alt- uiVgrdteful. . SINCE 1897 dollar than In any country In the mannsbergor, Jr.; sack race for men AFFORDS DEUGHT 150-watt . 20i* 100-200-300-watf; 3-lite . 60(5 world. Qa^pllne prices are far low­ and women, Mr. and Mrs. Robert -——__v_—: En(iuring The Test of Time Thurs., I'Vi., Sat, Sept. 18-19-20 li er than In other countries. We have Kells; wheelbarrow racp for men more miles of paved highway than SUBSCRIBE TO THE SEE US OR YOUR MAZDA LAMP DEALER Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour in any country In the world. Motorists and women, Harvey ROyden and Fishing Parties here get a wide variety ot free aer. Mrs. Arthur HaUden; three legged CAUGHT in the DRAFT vices. Their way in even smoothed race for.m«u.,and:wom(>n, Harvey BRANFOItD REVIEW REGINALD BABCOCK ft IGHTaPOWERCa . botore ihey start when all com­ Royden and Mrs. Aithur HaUden; THE CoNNECticu -lb prttcrr fi.Av/5 -WAT - ALSO - panies give them free maps and AR^ NOT APPARENT OIJ t* free.jtourlng service. Antf, atter,,*!). tug Of war. for men, Ed Penn's team , r//OC«SH HOU«ErtOLP ' ^.URFACe, Vl-TAL KNOCKOUT yi6p; "Grunite Bay. isOf tball tei(m No. DOUBLE BEi4CH HOUSE LIGHT BULB mifilOTIMl^Mii'li . AlRPLWie PARTS/iPe a motor trip <> AlmerlcVil most

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Pnge Eight THE BRANFORD REVIEW, BRANFORD, CONN., SEPTEMBER 11, 1041 THE HOME TOWN PAPER THE HOME NEWSPAPER IS A ot c^eSNAPS^JOT GUILD NORTH BRANFORD AmongTheBooks BKANFORD-jNORTH BRANFORD VlTAIi FORCE IN EVERY TOWN STONY CREEK—PINE ORCHARD PORTRAYING AS IT DOES PICTURE COMPOSITION SHORT BEACH — INDIAN NECK Services In the local churches on Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Junlvcr en­ LOCAL HAPPENtNGS IN GRANNIS CORNER—MORRIS Sunday will be: tertained Totoket Grange on Wed­ The following is o list of odded COVE—EAST HAVEN W(\t Pranforb Eebietn FAAULIAR LANGUAGE nesday night at a picnic in their books to the Blackstone Memorial ••'%-?M Mass at 0:15 o'clock at St. Augus­ picnic grounds. tine's R. C. Church, Rev William Library: AND EAST HAVEN KEWS Brewer, pastor, Mrs. Edward Daly, An Island Patchwork—Eleanor Miss Ethel Maynard was honored VOL. XIV—No. 22 organist and choir director. Early; The Attractive Child—Cons­ Branford, Connecticut, Thursday, September 18, 1041 at the meeting of the Young Peo­ Price Five Cents Sunday School will follow with tance J. Foster; Odyssey of an ple's Society on Friday night when instructions by Dominican Nuns American Family— Hall Roosevelt she was presented Jwlth a beautiful from New Haven. In collaboration with Samuel Duff lamp for her study room in her McCoy; Skeet and How to Shoot It Dr. Norma Cutts State Approves Cox Calls Bids dormitory. Miss/M^mo-ti who is —Bob Nichols; Tower Legends— Caucuses Met Saturday Finance Board Issues Morning service at 10 o'clock at president of tho 'soolety will leave Bertha Palmer Lane; A Handwork ZIon Episcopal Church, Rev. Fran­ on Thursday of this' week for the Book For Children—Beskow-War- Rotary Speaker Parking System For Completion cis J. Smith, Rector. Mrs. Paul R. University of, Connecticut. burg and Harbor. About Ellie At Hawkins, organist and choir dir­ At the last choir Frehearsal the Sandacre—Eleanor Veredery; The To Nominate Officers 34th Annual Statement The following letter dated Septcm ector. choir of the Congr^gitional Church Hill Fox—Ernest Lewis; Make Up At Last Meeting Of New Cut-off ber 15 was directed to J. Edwin where Miss Maynard was organist, Your Mind—Margery Wilson. Ermie Morning worship at the Congre­ presented her witfi it large box of Pyle in England ;Thlngs a Boy Can For October Election Dr. Norman E. Culls, supervisor- Bralnaid of the Branford Police Wllllnni J. Cox, stale highway Show Total of $330,634 gational Church at 11 oolock, Rev. Avon products. ,, ; ;• Do With Chemistry—Alfred Morgan of exceptional children, New Ha­ Commlsslonr. commissioner, has called for bids a, Dlllard Le.ssley, pastor, Miss The Porpoise of Pirate Bay—F. ven public schools and professors "At the regular meeting of tho September 15 for completion ot the Kthel Maynard, organist and Mrs. In New Haven Slate Teachers' Col­ new Post Road cut-off here. Tho Mrs. R. Earle Bcitrs entertained Martin Howard; Captain Mesquite State Traffic Commission held on Douglas B. Holabird, choir director. her Sundoy School (jlass on Satur­ —Tom Curry; Sam Merlon Nurse- Republicans Name Charles H. Page For First Selectman lege, was Ihe speaker at the meet­ work will Include the laying of Budget For Coming Year Shows Decrease of Three Thou­ Sept. 8lh the following parking Sunday School will convene at day afternoon at a luncheon In her Louise Logan; The Sun Is My Un -—Frank R. Williams Chosen By Democrats—Elec­ ing of the Rotary Club Monday about 3,580 feet of reinforced con­ sand Dollars—Police, Welfare And Schools Aak For 10 o'clock, Mrs. Burton S. Hall, su­ gorden. Those In attendance were doing—Marguerite Steen; Unchar tion To Be Held October 6. noon In the Congregational church. regulation was approved In the crete pavement on both east and perintendent. All children of the Miss Eunice Colter, Miss Carol ted Romance — Mary Howard Her subject was "Education for Town of Branford. west lanes of the cut-off acrass Increased Amounts. parish aro Invited to attend. Boyce, Mrss Mary Holabird, Miss Catherine of Aragon—Garrett Mat- Both caucuses were originally Mental Health." Route U, S. 1 (Mahi St.) Peat Meadow extending from Peat Shirley Harrison, and Miss Ethel tingly. A Book Of Dogs;Wliat the One Hour Diagonal Parking be- Meadow Road In New Haven to The Board of Finance has Issued scheduled for Monday. The change Forty-three attended the meet­ ZIon Parish Quild met on Sep­ Maynard. Citizen Should Know About The Defense Work ing, including seven visiting Rota- tweeen 8:000 A. ,M. an' d8:00 P. M. neaar Maple Street In East Haven. Post, Auxiliary its 34tli annual statement showing tember 9 to plan the work for the Coast Guard—Hickman Powell; wos made necessary by a ruling ot rians. A. E. Carlson of Bronx, N. Y., on the north side of pole In front This Is tho part of the new road a total of $330,034.82, Lost year's coming season. Totoket Grange met on Tuesday APrlmer of Economics—Stuart the State Supreme Court that hold­ Will Continue George E. Hough of Walllngford, R. ot 2B4 Main Street to pole In front where extensive filling was necess­ total was $333,042.39, with an estim­ New Officials ated Income Increase ot $200. night at the town hall with a large Chase; Naval Odyssey—Thomas ing the caucuses Monday night F. Bailey, Edwin L. Dickinson, H. H. of 248 Main St, a' 'distance of ap­ ary and which was loft to settle for Good arrangement mnltes this picture Btrlklng. -A few simple rules, Town treasurer disbursements Mrs. Alden J. Hill is serving on a number of members present. The Woodrooffe; Foods American Gave Hodges, A. W. Hansen and F. J. proximately 250 feet, also from tho some time. There will also be about 1*' ; 'l wisely applied, will help you Improve your own sn,ipihots. would not allow the margin ot Through Week show a decrease ot about $7iOf/0. committee at the. Children's Com­ annual harvest sale netted a good­ The World— A Hyatt Verrill in col­ Relgeluth of New Haven. Wednes­ west curb of Monroe Street westerly 80 feet ot bituminous macadam at Are Installed laboration with Otis W. Barrett three full weeks before the tojvn There Is but a slight increase'for ANY volumes havo boon written conlor of InlcrcHt. Sea lliat each munity Fair which.will be held on ly sum for the treasury. The liter­ day night the club assembly which for u distance of 20b feet. the end of Sanford Street and on conipostllon—soino of tbem pictiiro tells only ono atory. The Men In our Time—Audax; Armies elections on October 6 as required Gathering momentum after the the fire department. Town Court, M September 11. ary program was presented by the consists of the Board of Directors This is a inodlhcatlon of the about 1,420 feet of bituminous con­ About 00 attended tho joint In- cxcollant treatises on tho subject— principal subject amy bo flowers, of Spies—Joseph Gollomta; A Book flrst day, registrars report satis­ Parker Memorial Park remain the local 4-H clubs and proved most by state law. and committee chairman met at parking regulationsladopted by the crete and reinforced concrete at the sloUallon ot the newly elected of­ and Ihoro havo been an untold nnm- ono person or Bovornl, -a nearby Of Birds—Mary Priestley; In Our factory enrollments for civilian de­ ficers of Corcoran-Sundqulst Post, same. Community Council' oaks tor her ot discussions ot what makes a ponil, or n distant mountain; but Miss Dorothy Grace ' Llnsley, entertaining. Miss Maria Shaw and The Republican caucus was held the summer home ot V. T. Hammer commtsson at a meeting held on intersection ot Main Street and the Country Garden—Clare Ogden fense volunteer work. Four centers American Legion, and Auxiliary In $100 more than last year, pli'turo pictorial. Unfortunately whatovor it Is, KIVO that subject daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren Brockett, county club In the town hall Saturday night in Pawson Park. August 14,1040. j cut-off and extending over the ! i Davis; Puerto Rico—Cynthia Pearl are open and In charge of a person the Community House Tucs. night. Tho solootmen's. account has much of tills mntorlal Is so compli­ proper iiromlnonco. S. Llnsley of Twin Lake Road will agents, were present and each Irwin W. Morton was chairman V John T. McCarthy Branford town line to Lake Salton- cated and Involved that it trlshtens Maus. Father of the Blues—W. C, informed to answer questions re­ Offlcerjs of tlio Legion were Install­ lowered election expenses, cutting Tlioh there'should bo objects ot be married to Carleton Piatt Jr., spoke of 4-H work. A sound moving and Walter H Palmer, clerk. The Secretary-Slate stali. the avorago amateur. Handy; This Happened To Me— garding the Branford Defense ed by Herbert Emonuelson of Or­ It In half. Insurance has taken a socondary Importance, unless It Is son of Mr. and MrJs, Carleton Piatt picture on health and diet was en­ following were nominated: assess­ Traffc Commission V I i Generally- opoaking, tho "compo- a closaup portrait It tho picture Is Helen Ferris; Potomac Landings— Council enrolljnent which will con­ ange, Judge Advocate ot the Da- Jump and so has old ago assistance of Mllford at the North Branford joyed by all. or, Clarence I . Bradley; board of No Record Here ^ __ V-T , sitlon" of -a picture Is simply a a group of trees, a second eroup, a Congregational Church on Sunday Paul Wllstach; Crooks in Clover tinue through Saturday. partmcnt of Conn, also coinmand- Tax, town officers dropped. School little farther away, will help toward -^— V-^ tax review. G. Irving Field; select­ lilcusing arrangement—an arrango- afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Relatives Percy J. Smith; The Wolf King- The question most frequently er-eleot of Orange Post, who figure was 118,000 aganlst 121,609 nicnt that "fools" right and aatls- balance. When poopio are In a pic­ men, Charles H. Page, John S. Foxon Attends and friends are Invited to witness T-ti-TwwmiTO»-ii-ini» -iiiiiiwiiiiii Joseph Wliarton Lipplncott. asked is "How can I find time to After Boys Go brought four or five members ot his this time. llcB the cyo. In taking pictures, a ture and tho principal thine you AN EXAMINATION BY A DOCTOR. Rogers; town clerk, WInfleld R. Lav/s Governing the ceremony. do emergency work," post with him as a degree team, Board of Charllies last year was little thought and common sense wish to photograph is a distant' The Patriotic Anthology—Carl Morgan, town treasurer, MUton J. mountain, have thorn look—not at CATCHES m T/ME MANV A It must be borne In mind that Annual Fair Officers Installed were William listed for 14,000. Last year's figures are bettor than a whole'eacyclopo- Happy Birthday 'Van Doren. The Marvels and Mys Wairner; agent of town deposit Into Service Town Elections dia of rules. the camera, but toward tho moun­ HIDDEN AILMENT AND MANV A DEFECT. the enrollment Is to organize a Kremser, commander. Ernot Alber- for the police department were lerles of Science; The Power of fund, Milton J. Warner; grand Jur­ They came from near and far Every picture subject Is different, tain. Tho flrst fall meeting of the Rod smoothly functioning organization In response to readers' requests lliie, first vlce-commandor; James $10,000. • , ' Dance—C. Madeleine Dixon; Ma- ors. Frank G. Page Daniel Bran- Saturday to attend tho annual Fox­ and no rule or set ot rules can cover Dackgrounds too aro importont In Cross sewing group was held on In the event of disaster. Should the Review will make some attempt Are Explained Mellor, second vlce-oomniander. The complelo statement appears ovorythlng. When you chooso a pic- composition. Bo sure that no tree Monday was Frederick Hargraves ravders of the Sea—N. C. Wyeth; drlff, ^Charles O. Sestrand; collect­ on Fair. There were the usual pony Rev. Herbert D. Qallaudet, chap- Wednesday evening in the chapel. OLD FUKNITUUE WANTED disaster come regular work would in the future to carry news of the on page 5 of this paper. luro subject, simply ask yourself—> branchoa are apparently growing Sewing and knitting at the meeting day to receive congratulations. Stage Coach North—W. Storrs Lee; or of taxes, Charles A. Terhune rides, exhibits of all descriptions, loln; Harold Hoardman, ndjutant; Mrs. George Adams, two week's consequently be interrupted any­ boys In service-. Camps release but Changes In electlo'n laws were ex­ , ^V^ : , "What arrangement of this will bo out ot B porson's bead, or an un- and in the homes Is now In full The Soong Sisters—Emily Hahn constables, Nunzlato Sciaretto an evening movie, canned and Robert B. Calo, finance officer; most pleasing in the print?" Vlaual- oorored trellis or olaphoard Uouss ago wrote to the Review asking for way. little news of the boys and there Is plained by Registrar Walter Palmer swing. ' . James Martin took it on the chin The Heritage of Cotton—M. D. C, Business Directory Wilbur Burne, Edward W. Walker, baked foods, fancy work and con­ Francis Reynolds, service officer; Izo tlio possibilities, then arrange Is used tor a background. discarded furniture to send to Camp It Is not necessary to register at no service in Town which knows Monday afternoon .at a meeting of September 0th. Crawford; Fontiers of Enchant­ Stanley L. Sokolsky; registrar of the Wonian's Republican Club held tests, comical and otherwise. Charles Lehr, historian; Eugene tho parts of your picture so that Organize tho component parts of ment—William R. Leigh; Ruth St. Edwards for the boy's Day Room any particular registration center. where the young men are or what Post Appointed they carry,out tliat Idea. After that, your pictures Just as you would > voters. Walter H. Palmer, board of in the Academy. Mrs. Doebrlck "was In charge ot Reynolds, sergeant at arms; Harry Denis, An Unflnlshed Life; I have There has been some response. If 42 inch Sink and Tub Combinations The four offices have been set up they are doing. - simply frame your subject properly room In yoUr house. Spend » tow The Republican Electors ot the Today they are whispering and education Irving N. Harrison and He called attention to four major 4-H club exhibits. Prizes were Brazeau, authletlc officer; Carl I Loved England—Alice Duer Miller; anyone has furniture, especially $31.95 complete Toilet Outfits for citizens' convenience but the Parents and friends will there­ Liaison Officer In the vlewUnder, aud roloaso Uie extra minutes In planning, and town met on Thursday evening of planning for Carl Nygard. Hortense S. Stanley. changes In laws effecting town awarded as follows: mixed bou­ B,looniqulst, property officer; | Popular Home , Decoration—Mary chairs and lamps to give they may with scat $15.95. Bathtubs $16.45 results will be added In one unit. fore have to assist by phoning In shutter. , • work out tho details before you this week In Caucus. The Republi­ elections.' quets, 1st, Shirley Doebrlck, 2nd Clarence I. Bradley, trustoo of wel­ In pictorial compotillon, there ehoqt. It's not diflloult —Just at- Davis Gillies.. contact Mrs. Adams or phone the This was followed by the Dem- For further Information visit the news of the lads. Many of the boys Designation of Op pppson affili­ can Town committee had previous­ Jean Van Sands hopes Pop and Wail Basins $5.15. — The Conn. Mrs.: Roland Geler chairman of Ethel Doebrlck; 3rd Caroline Kel- come homo fun, . are a few baslo points that. It re­ range your snapshots in tho view- Review. ocratic caucus at which Robert l^.\the nearest center or call Mrs. Br- receive the Review every week and ated with tho oonnpctlQuV ae)oc-> ly met to draw up a slate which Mom remember what day the 15th .—V Plumbing & Heating Materials By-laws distributed new pilnted scy. membered, will aid anyone in maki (Indor to please .tlio eye, and you'll V • Rosenthal was chairman and Ed- nest G L Craig or Robert Richard- wp will be glad to hear dUectly Officers ot the auxiliary Installed fltlvo Service System as, liaison" pffl­ will be presented at this time. is. copies of tho by laws as revised in InK more attractive pictures, got bettor pictures. HANCIfAK—ANDREWS Co., 1730 State St., New Haven. ward DrlscoU, clerk. The following son. I from them Pri7es woic awarded to othei jby Mia Mary Thlesen ot Meriden, eers between the l.ooal iBoards.iyid Have but ono main or dominating John van Qutldcr Mr. and Mrs., Nathan Andrews ot ANNA KRAFFERT DIES , Phone 6-0028. ,were nominated, assessor, Charles June, girls for their Individual displays. Past President ot the Second Dis­ . Miss Agnes PIshback of Ascen The following, names-haye been, ,TJie'fojlowing^boys are sopie,j3£ J the, State Emiilcyment Service was Nancy, all Important, to the Dr. 28 Winchester Place have announc­ Funeral services were held Wed­ ^ ?SSBae«fcljt«boftr4i3iit>I=n.J;ai-,re>}lB«K isnife ivQaJjlSJSSfeWt^alteed j*ilie )'-;jaof!gln(iBs.J:SCor-dJlQ(ifel9tj. 3Prj»- trict, Mio hrnught -with her .a ser­ sion, Paraguay Is the house guest tt^aed'*to,-:itiie-^j»ylou#lw' Branford Rotary Club met Mon- Charles' W. ,(3ayloi'd home, will be ed the marriage of their daughter nesday at 3:00 in the Griswold Co­ ' 'Cliarles Miller, selectmen, Frank qard'party given'^ln^Augusl at the ciila Zambrano; 2nd Marola Zam- geant at arms, are. Mrs Oscar tailing," and- was Inducted by tho of her sister, Mrs. G. Dlllard Less WE BUY Furniture of all kinds, trars, Mrs'EdWard'Grlnnell,"Frank Ernes""-—t' Andersoff"--' , Elme"' i Pete•"-*—r Ah nest L. Averlll, State pireotor; "^f^p^^Vtssih^" ' «ie •CohBregatlohal two next Friday, the Iflth. Shirley Dorothy, to Mr. John.Martin lonial Home, 69 Main South,Street, R. Wlllloms, Louis A Atwater, home of Mrs Roy C Enqulst brano; 3rd Caiol Kuler; advanced Rank, president; Mis Charles E. M* pre'slderit; Charles E^ Bedlent. ley at the parsonage. , sewing, machines, electric boxes, Butler, Donald Haywood, Thomas derson, John Anselm Anderson, , The Re-omptoyment liaison oJfi- Church parloi's. , ' -• •• ft't Hanchak, son of Mr. arid' Ms.r for Anna Marie Selfero", "widow of town- treasurer, Frederick R. Announcement was made of the group lecoid book 1st Alma Le- Bodlenl, flrst-prosldent. Miss Mar­ . There were 49 at tho meeting, In .enamel stoves and baby grand Bracken, Mrs. Willlain Smith and Sherman Atwater Andrews, Roy- cors Include the name of Edwin Henry Van Poor of Yale Happy days 'ahea'd for Joan Hall- Michael Hanchak of 84 Harding Julius Kraffert, formerly of this Houde. grand jurors, Arthur J. inond Francis Baisly, Francis coming meeting, October 14 of tho Pome;; 2nd Shirley Doebrlck; 3rd garet Zeender, second vloo-presl- eluding 11 visiting Rotartans. One Mr. and Mrs. Burton S. Colter .pianos, antiques and antique Mrs. John Manley. Post, of the local draft board 12B University spoko on '"The United den who was borri'the 23rd of Sep­ Ave. on September 6 in the Old place, who passed away Sunday in Webb, Orrin E. Hoadley, Paul Brannlgan, William Henry Craw­ New Haven County Association of Jean Honahan, den; Mrs. Leo Flnneran, chaplain; of the visitors was Martin Q. Chan­ and family, Mi-, and Mrs. Leslie .glassware. Highest prices. Tele­ A second observation post experi­ The members of tho Local Boards Stales In the Post War Period." tember. Stone Church. Miss Lillian Hawkins Mlddletown. Burial was In Damas­ Barnett, Charles Gauggle. collector ford, Jr., John Joseph Dennlson, Republican Women to be held In Muriel Dill arranged for the pa­ Mrs. John J. Ahem, secretary; dler, secretary ot the Chilllcothe, Brlndloy and daughter, Ethel, and of East Haven was maid of honor phone New Haven 5-1824. ment will be conducted soon so or In some Instances members of A new member was taken In, I. V—•• cus Cemetery. of taxes, Walliam T. Keast; town William Isador Temescal Dennlson the Old Hundred. Reservations rade and prizes went to Beverly Mrs. William Hlnchey, tretsurer; Ohio, Rotary club. An other visitor Frank Haslett attended the Super R. Halstead Mills, chief air warden the Reglslranls Advisory board, ' 1 Lewis DoolllUe, under the classifi­ and James K. Stark ot Bayonne, The Rev. B.' Kenneth Anthony clerk, Winfield Morgan; board of William Joseph Gallnnis, Damano must be made with Mrs. Grace Gordon, prettiest; Richard Harri­ Mrs. Zcna Eckert, historian; Miss at the meeting was 'Vlncmit R. intendents' outing at Happy Acres asks for additional observers. wore recommended for designation cation of "electrical appliances re- N. J. was best man. offlelated. Mrs. Kraffert was boru TYPEWRIXEKS — ALL MAKES education; John B. Sliney, Walter Gulsseppi Giordano, • Louis Peter Hunter not later than October 9. son, cutest; Nadine Taylor, most Kathryn Eckert, sergeant at arms. Kiernan of the Middle town Rotary in Mlddlefleld on Sunday. This Among the duties signed for are by the Local Boards as suggested Club Is Invited —_V April 9, 1859. Lynch; agent of town deposit funds Giordano, Loyd Edward Goodrich, Those who .have:)made reserva­ original. Committee chairmen will be au- club, formerly of Branford. outing was held for .Superinten­ Convenient Terms rescue work, decontamination, by National Headquarters. ELEVEN MEN CALLED V Frederick R. Houde. constables, Franklin Alvln Hagelin, Richard tions to date ore; Mrs. Geler; Mrs. Mr. Sporry of the Ncublg Farm polnter later by the new comman­ r Si , : V dents from the New Haven Trap William J. McKee. Michael Zvon- nurses' assistant, rescue by motor Hunter, Mrs. WInfleld Morgan, Mrs. It will bo the duty of the liaison Delivery dates for Connecticut's ASSOCIATED BUSINESS MEETS New,, Rebuilts, Rentals, Portables, Walter Hagstrom, Peter Huzar, took prizes for his vegctabloa. Boys der and president. A social followed LINDBERG WILL TEACH Rock Company and a barbeque din Continued froih page one kovlc, Anthony Kiczynskl. regis­ boat, chemical knowledge, drain­ Enqulst, Mrs. Frank Lowe, Mrs. officer to contact the StWe Em­ Economy 1,212 selectees who will be Induc­ Associated Business of Branford SuppUes William Philip Illig, Lester Ray­ of 4-H clubs ttiid Boy Scouts took with refreshments, Brick Allan Ltndborg, son of Mr. ner was followed by a turkey sup trar of voters, Thomas Fitzgerald. age engineering, entertaining chil­ Raymond Van Wle, and Mrs. MUton ployment Service In behalf of ted into the Army during the period met Monday evening at the Oasis mond Kunim, Jr., Axel William awards, v. V and Mrs. Lorenz Llndborg of Mon- per. dren, housing evacuees and Morse P. Bradley. soldiers who will be. returned home Mrs.. John McCabe'gave a report on of October 8 to October 17 were an­ for the first fall meeting. RELIANCE TXPEWRITER CO. y ' Johnson, Leonard Eskll Lehtoncn, Mrs. Kelisey was in charge of the Plumbing towese Street, lias accepted a po­ code operators. from the various Army camps dur­ the budget program which was ac­ nounced Monday at State Selective The next meeting will also be at O. B. GUY, Mgr. Ralph Henry Llnsley, Alfouse V— • • Hobby Show; Mrs.,Gordon, canning QUALIFIED NURSES. sition as professor of organ at the Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Dudley V — . ing the next few months and to cepted. Mrs. WllUam D. Plnkham Service head quarters by Colonel the Oasis and Fire Marshall Ernest •Michael Mokosky, Robert Newell and Mrs. Marlowe, farm bureau, Jameson Conservatory of Music, and sons of Haddonfleld, New Jer­ Telephone 7-2738 INVITED TO TEACH assist them hi pt'ocurlng crailloy- & Heating chairman ot the program commit­ Ernest L. Averlll.State Director. Wood has been asked to speak on CommunityMeals Meek Anthony Alfred Nalno, Mrs. Leach was chairn^an of William Woods College, In Fulton, sey, were recent housex guests of 109 Crown Street, New Haven William Henry Pardee, Pr., Ray ment In their former positions or tee had arranged the quiz program The men will be sent to Hartford Fire Prevention Week. There will Phyllis Capone girls handicraft and Mr. Dolbrick Mo. He is a graduate Of the Yale Mrs. Lois P. Dudley ot Bare Plain. en Deriso Wed Upson Plant, Jr., Samuel Sylvester For the benefit of qualified one comparable. • which was interesting. The popular by the Local Boards on an' average also be a speaker on Credits. was In charge of rabbit exhibits. Supply Co. School of Music with the Bachelor During their stay a family dinner WANTED—Employment to do Cooked, Served Pond, Henry V. Pope,. Edward nurses who may be interested hi Through cooperation of the State vote on the "loveliest thing" in of 150 per day. Becomes Bride Mr. Loach registered poultry exhib­ of Music degree in the Class of 1939 party was held at the home of Mr. Thomas Pudlls, Haward Beck leaching home nursing under the Employment Service' the machinery your garden was given to Mrs. 'V. The schedule of delivery for the FOR RENT housework, day or week. Willing To A. Richitelli and received his Master of Music and Mrs. Frederick Dudley of North In connection with local defense Resnik, Joseph Patrick Reynolds, its. auspices of the Red Cross the New for this work has been set up in Boilers — Radiators T. Hammer,Sr. .,„ , local board will be, 11 men.to leave worker. Tel. Branford 699-5 Miss Phyllis Florence Capone, degree In June of this year. Haven. work'Mrs. Dakin of the Department Joseph James Rozar, Fred William V- — Haven Chapter is planning an in­ Connecticut for more than,a year. Refreshments were served by the October 15th arriving In Hartford The marriage of Miss Ellen Deriso, daughter of Mr. Carmine Capone of Gas Steam Sadiators Six room modern house, large of Household Economics, Storrs Ex­ Schoenlg, Paul George Schoenlng, stitute for two afternoons and one National Guardsmen and inducteen / • _ V r- . Short Beach committee which in­ at 8:56 A. M. daughter, of the late Mr. and Mrs. 474 Coe Avenue, Ettst Haven, was The North Branford Fife and yard, fireplace, furnace, glass­ WANT PLEASANT OUTDOOR tension Service and Miss Prances Ronald William Shepard. evening at the American Red Cross will fill out necessary forma prior Bathroom Fixtures A Swedish food sale will be field cluded: Mrs. E. 'V. Allen, Mrs. Paul ^V Dominic Deriso, and Pasquale son married to Mr. James Frederic Drum Corps won first 'place at the WORK in a business of your Whitcomb of the Farm Bureau ot Construction^ Co. headquarters 12, Hlllhouse Ave. to their discharge frotn the Army Friday afternoon on the Green and ed porches. — Central. — Un of Anthony Richitelli and the late A morris chair, and a victrola Celotto, son of Mr.-and Mrs. Pas­ All Kinds — at Low Cost meet held on Saturday at East Barnett, Mrs. A. W. Bowman, Mrs. bwn? Good profits selilng over 200 ~ New Haven have been giving In New Haven. will be under the auspices of the Andrew Corcoran, a hospital pa­ furnished. Mrs. Richitelli took place Sept. 6 have been added to the articles to quale Celolto ot 107 Wallace Street, and these -with 6thGr pertinent pa­ Hartford in the senior ancient George Fouser, Mrs. Osbprn Hor- widely advertised Rawlelgh home- structlons In planning, cooking and Gets Priority The firstlecture will bo this after­ Woman's Missionary Society ot tient is reported as doing very In St. Mary's Church. be sent to equip the Day Room at Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in pers wUl be forwarded t6 the Local Also Selected class. ton. Miss Carrie Hendrick, Miss farm necessities. Pays better than serving community meals, noon. Anyone Interested may call Tabor Lutheran Church. nicely. The bride wore a gown of white Camp Edwards. Anyone having St. Vincent de Paul's R. C. Church, Board liaison officer through State Katherine Hussey, Mrs. A. E. most occupations. Hundreds In Gatherings have been held in four Mrs. Martin Stcucek 205-5 : V '• slipper satin with long puffed It has been learned that the Ma- headquarters, When the soldier re­ USED PLUMBING Knowlton, Mrs. Frank Lowe, Mrs. business 5 to 20 years or more! different churches and training furniture to send may call this East' Haven. The Rev. Father Out of his own experience wltli Michael Ainatrudo entertained sleeves and long train. Her veil fell rlanl Construction Co of New Ha­ Mrs. Steucek will also answer turns home he will be Instructed Thomas F. Paradise. Mrs. Rufus Alice T. Peterson Products—equipment on credit. No given twenty members of the class. paper or contact Mrs. George O'Brien performed the ceremony, and the disease, Steven Dphanos, noted tho North Branford Fife and Drum Miss Jane Rose, of the Monto- from a crown of orange blossoms Sandra Celotto and Mr. Salvatore ven has received word from the questions regarding the home to call at his Local Board office at Shepard, Mrs. M.'D. Stanley and experience needed to start—we The average cost of a meal was 26 Adams. American murallst, has designed Corps on last Sunday evening at a wese Playhouse Is a guest at'the Taylor Place — Short Beach She carried a bouquet of white P. Passarlello were the only at­ Office of Production Management nursing course being organized once so that a record may be Mrs. A. Perry Tucker. teach you how. Write today tor full cents. _V HEATING SUPPLIES the 1941 Christmas Seal and fea' hot dog roast at his grove. A short New Weston in New York City. bridal roses. Her only attendant. tendants. In Washington that materials ne­ locally. ;^: made that he Is available for em­ contest was given by the boys. particulars. Rawlelgh's, Dept. CUH- : V — cessary for the construction of the ^V — Telephone 8-4647 lured a lighthouse as his symbol of Miss Venta Proto, wore blue ARTHUE GLAESSNER The bride, whose father gave her ployment within the. state. the luberclosis campaign, spreading Over twenty-flve members and a 4-145, Albany, New York. designed like that of the bride, with new bridge on the Short Beach 91 ^Vnter St., New Haven in marriage, wore a white satin ANTOINETTE ROSSON V light and leading the way to safety. few invited guests were present. SCOUTS MOBILIZE, matching shoulder length veil and FUNERAL SERVICES road over the East Haven River gown with a high neckline long, have been given a priority rating. Antoinette Kobylard'^yk, widow TO MAKE VOTERS On Saturday afternoon the Fife TO SELL—Edison victrola. Cab­ FEIDAY EVENING cap. Her bouquet was of talisman TO BE HELD FRIDAY puffed sleeves and a three yard and Drum Corps will play at the inet style with two built-in clos­ roses. Harold Richitelli served as It is now expected that actual work of Walter Rosson of 30 Main street Announcement Is mnde by the trail. Her long veil was draped on the bridge may get under way died last night In her'' homo follow Board of Selectmen that the select­ Foxon Gronge Fair. ets for records. Will sell cheaply. A general mobilization. of all his brother's best man. The death of Arthur F. Glaess- from a Juliet cap with oranges as early as October 1. Ing an Illness of a few weeks. She men, town clerk and registrar of Has beautiful tone. Ideal 'for scouts and scoutees will be held at Following the ceremony a dinner nec occurred Tuesday in his sum­ blossoms. She carried a Colonial was 60. years of age and was born voters wil meet on September 20 to The North Branford Fire Depart- summer cottage. Mohogany fi­ the Community House Friday eve­ was held for the Immediate families mer home, Crescent Bluff Avenue, bouquet of white roses, stephanotls ^V ; ' IF NOT CONVENIENT TO CALL-- in Poland coming to Branford'40 examine the qualifications' of Imont held a busnless meeting on nish. Write Branford, Box 47 or ning at eight P. M.Thls mobiliza­ at the bride's home. A reception Pine Orchard, following two weeks and IlUes of the valley. Miss Celotto COUNTY MEETING HERE years ago. Mrs. Rosson is survived electors and to swear In those who Wednesday night In the town hall. call 4-0628 in the evening. tion is a test for later mobilizations was later held at the Italian- Illness. He was 82 years of age and wore a tearose gown, a matching Local parent teacher associations by three sons, Edward, Walter and are eligible to be made voters.-This which may take place in coopera­ American Club. was a native of Meriden, where he tiara and veil. Mrs. Celotto wore will be hosts to the New Haven Bernard ot this place and one method of making voters differs tion with the Defense Wardens. A When Mr. and Mrs. Richitelli left had spent the greater part of his blue velveteen, black accessories REWARD Offered for return of a County Council of Parent and daughter, Mrs. John Ryer of New from past, methods ,ln .order to Borrow by Mail! number of Interested visitors will on a motor trip through the New life. For the past 45 years he had and roses. ....blue gas model airplane which Teacher Associations In the Bran­ Haven, also three grandchildren. comply with the election laws 'M- be present and Mr. Pettit will say England States the bride wore a been coming to Pine Orchard for YOU'nny borrow any limbunt fi'om .$50 to $5000 ....was lost from the Airport Sun­ Following a dinner in San Bemo ford High School auditorium on The. funeral wU be held from passed by the State Legislature at BRANFORD a few words. suit of navy blue, white accessories the summer. At one time he was day. When last seen It was head­ Restaurant, the couple left for New October 15, There will be an after­ W. S. Clancy & Sons mortuary the last assembly. nt tliifi bnnk on chnraeter security and long­ This mobilization affects all and corsage of white roses. Upon vice-president of the Puritan Trust York and Atlantic City. The bride ing toward Short Beach. If found noon and evening session. Registra­ home Friday at 8:30 with requiem ,0n October 4, the board will sit . -^!x time repayment—citlier" in person or by writing scout troops In Branford, Stony their return they will live at 317 Co. of Meriden. He was a salesman wore an English tweed suit and LAUNDRY please return to 53 High Street, tion begins at 2:30 with the meeting hige mass in St. Mary' Church at from 0 until 5 P. M. for the purpose or telei)hoiiiiig (8-4181) for application blniilc. Creek, Short Beach, North Bran­ Main Street. for the Union Stove Works of New Dubonnet accessories. They will be East Haven. starling at 3. Arislonians will serve 9:00. Burial will be in St. Agnes of admitting as voters only those ford and the Sea Scouts. The cub V •—. York, having retired several years at home In 109 Wallace Street. supper In the First Congregational Wlien yoiir application ia approved, clieeU will be FLAT WORK Cemetery. persons whose qualifications will pack Is invited to attend. 123 Admitted ago. V ' Church at 8 and meeting wil( re­ ' ;' sent you promptly. ,;, V '• •, mature after September 20 and on WET WASH ^ V- He Is survived by one sister. Miss convene at 7:30. LOST—Pass Book JJo. 10087. If At a session of the Board of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Prahovlc of or before October 0. However, it ijearby \ylibn next in the city, bo Eva J. Glaessner,,-who spent her LOCAL COUPLE WILL MARRY : ;|jv. found return to Branford Sav­ SHIRLEY LESHINE WEDS Selectmen and Town Clerk held Bradley Street announce the en : V : . _V . sure to drop in. It's alwa.ys'a pleasure to meet summers with her brother, and her SOFT DRY ings Bank. 9-11,25,10-9 Saturday in the town hall 123 were gagement of their daughter, Mary Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seseke of Miss Shirley Estelle Leshine, winters with a niece. Miss Caro­ DRAMA CLUB MEETS RED MEN MEET present and prospeetivo borrowers' personnlly, admitted as electors. 85 in the flrst Theresa, to Dominic Joseph Swir- the Boston Post Road have an daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer luid explain the many iwes to whiuh tlie Morris. district, 14 at Stony Creek and 24 line Stevens of New Haven. ski, son of Joseph Swlrskl and the Branford Dramatic Club Mem nounced the coming marriage of Pequot Tribe, 71 Improved Order Plan may be put., Leshine, ot Branford and East Ha­ at Short Beach. The funeral vrfll be held Friday late Mrs. Swlrskl of Main Street. bers met Tuesday evening In the their daughter, Mary, to Mr, of Red Men, are looking forward ven was married Sunday afternoon V at 2:00 from the parlors of Beech- ^V Community House and appointed Charles A. Morawskl, son of Mrs. to a large attendance at Its meet­ FINISHED WORK ATTENTION to Mr. Jack Zarnes Rosenstein of AVILL ^URRY er St Bennett, In New Haven. Burial Mrs. A. Jean Pfelff, Miss Eileen John Morawskl and the late Mr, ing Monday night at Old South' MorawslU of Maple Street, The ;'M Norton Street, New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cawley will be in Walnut Grove Cemetery, The following report of the ac­ Mooney, Miss 'Virginia HagUn and school hall following a covered dish BACHELOR SERVICE The niinic Cushman* means cjiwlit^ wherever furniture is sold. Here are :Rabbl Louis Greenberg and. Can­ of Branford announce the coming Meriden. tivities of the Visiting Nurse As Edwin Martin as a nominating wedding will take place Saturday, supper. An attendance prize wUl THE MORRIS PLAN BANK September 27, at 10 A. M. In St. exceptional pieces designed for greater charm and comfort — all with the famous Anyone having scrap paper tor Charles Suddock performed the marriage of their daughter, Edith, : V sociatlon during the month of Committee. be awarded. The tribe is also pre­ Cushman maple finish and time-worn scuffed and rounded edges. You'll find a i \ ceremony in Congregation B'Nal on October 18 to George H. SCHOOLS CLOSE August was rendered a the recent The next meeting will be followed Mary's Church. paring for the visitation of Louis OF NEW HAVEN E, Peck, organizer of the tribe on complete assortment of designs and styles — now — in our furniture department. or old newspapers that they Jacob Synogogue. Townsend, son of Mrs. Hazel Town- Schools of the Town closed yes­ meeting of the board of dhectors: by a Hallowe'en Party. —'. V • send of Guilford and the late. Dr. Oct. 1. • • . • OOR. TEMPLE & CROWN STREETS wish to dispose of call Bran­ After-a wedding trip through the terday because of extreme heat. 522 undercare. 440 Hiislts made; four A Harvest festival concert wUI be Tel. 672-2 ~ 572-3 New England States and Canada Townsend. Dr. and Mrs. Townsend _ ^v Well Baby Conferences, with a ^v,—:—__ ; given Sept. 30 at 8 o'clock In Svea ,, __:———V .' Hope Circle met last evening with ford 400. Sajne will be called they •Will be at home at 1285 Boule­ and family were former residents Vasa Star Lodge •will meet Fri­ total attendance dJ; 46; 304 hours Hall under the auspices of the • Regular '^meetings of Trtolty )I The Hamilton Shops of Branford. Mrs. Carl GtecnvaJl, Short Beach B. W. ITtlion, Prop,. 36 Eades Street vard, New Haven.' day evening in Svea HalL spent In nurshig work Salvation Army, guild will commence Oct. 1, • Telephone 563 Branford for and removed. Road;

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