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eighth grade. Officers elected were lohawn. The speaker was Edward i Clark In memory of her father,. President, Grace Lowell; Vlcc- pres_ldcnt, David Lossley; Secretary, A. Cooper, former head of the New Wlllard Clark. DELIVERED BY MAIL ONLY ADDRESS OOMMUNIOATIONS NORTH BRANFORD Suzanne Boyce; and Treasurer, Haven Evening school who .spoke on Work Is progressing on the re novating of the church recreation Marie Calcagnl. "My Tru.5tceshlp." Paul H. Stevens SUBSCRIBE NOW TO P. 0. BOX 153 rocm. Another work session was The Jerome Ho:rrlson pupils took' conducted the service and others Services In the local churches on 0:30 Holy Eucharist will bo celo- held Wednesday night. Sundny Include. bratcd. a field trip to Lake Oalllard on Fri partlclpaiing were MLss Jacqueline day, October 11. An explanation of The Rev. William H. KIrkland will ConcrcBfttlonal Clinrrh St, Aiiffustlne's R, C. Churoli MacDougal, Edward Brlnley and preach Sunday at 11 A .M. and Combined With The Branford Review Ilev. O. Dlllnrd Lcsslcy, p.istor, I Rev. John J. McCarthy, paswr, the water system was given by Mr. Mr. Brcmner. The flowers In the Kolstlnen and question of the church school will be held In the Mrs, Douglass D. Ilolnblrd, organist Prank Frawley, organist and choir i sanctuary were given by Miss Edith chapel at 9:45. and choir director. I director pupils were answered. VOL. HI—NO, 8 East Haven, Coiincoliciil, Thuradny, October 31, 194G Two Dollars For YoM 11:00 Morning worship | Masses at 7 and 0;1B The Board of Assessors will meet 0:45 Sunday School—The smaller Sunday school for the children on Saturday afternoon, October 20 children will-meet In the chapel, will be held on Saturday morning, and on Friday afternoon, November and the older iJuplls will meet In There will also be a Mass cele- 1 for the purpose of listing all tax- School Board Iho church. brated at 8 o'clock at (;ho Norford! able property as required by law. The Old Stone Clierch 235th Anniversary I Zlon Episcopal Clitirch ' Congregational Church for parish Property not listed on or before TOWN TOPICS Mov, Francis J. Smith, Rector, loners In that section. November 1 will be subject to a 10% Adopts Rates Mrs Paul R. Hawkins, organist and Jerome Harrison School elected penalty tax. The Board Is meeting God keep the Old Stono Church choir director. class officers recently for their In Johnson Brothers Store In For convurios to come; Service At Stone Church ForSchoolUse Northford and at the Town Hall Poftoc be within thy walls e.ach day listed. ALL SET FOR APPLE WEEK Found of all who sock The Board of Education has WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN A special meeting of the North In (Mj]i,iMii(!liUnited States Senate and Right Rev'd Arthur Lea, formerly tory lubicrlpllort The Chiistian Science Monitor—5 weeks (30 Issucil for $1 but Is passed from death unto life" 268 Main Street, Branford /.ens employed as olTice workers, professional men, salaried person meeting held under temporary o£- Paul's Auditorium, Taylor Ave, I Third Congressional District. Tic' Bishop of Kyushu, Japan, spoke to We are reminded that It, Is llnio — TIVO WCIM — Jcseph Farkash. A special commit (Matthew 19:17 and John 5:24). nel, skilled mechanics, and variou.s officials connected with the indus licers with Paul H. Stevens as Nov. 1—Ji'ootball, East Hayen vs. 30 Itiutf — onlf I Nanie„ tee on resolutions Is made up of kets may be obtained without On Blue Cross the East Haven High School where for those who want to have graves (U.S. funds) trial activities of adjacent cities and towns. It has a grand list ol; chairman, Mrs. Lillian Morgan, Plalnflelld, H, S; Field. ' I Slrcet_ charge from Mr. Hasting H. Hart In these pronouncements on the 288 Main Street, East Haven over 950 teachers and scholars were blanketed for Christmas lo place RolUn Whitney, Chester Gedney, about 15,000,000. A large, government plant, which is in process of secretary, and Mrs. Harry Hunt Nov. 3—Football, East Haven at the Atwater Memorial Library. subject of Life, we find no author At tbo next meeting of the Busi gathered to hear his address on their orders. The East Lawn Ceme I Cilv and Nathan Harrison. being purchased by private capital, is located in the town. Aii exten treasurer was attended by 34 resi Rams vs Bridgeport Black P3.1 Anyone desiring transportation ity for the necessity of an experi ness Association to be neld in the "The United States ot America and tery association Is providing hem J sive portion of the New Haven Airport is also contained witliin it.s dents of the Saltonstall community Rocks 2 P. M. High school may call Mrs., .jCJliarles P. Carr, ence called death. Life eternal is a Town Hall Monday, Nov, 11 at 8 the Orient." lock blankets trimmed with white boundaries. Rail facilities arc avuihible on the Shoreline Division of Tuesday night at the home of Mr. field, 825-4. To encourage attendance at state of consciousness, for it con P. M. a representative will be pre statlce and red ribbons which are tho New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railway Compa^iiy, and and Mrs. Burton Reed. The propos this meeting there will be no other sists in knowing God and His Christ sent to discuss Ine Blue Cro.ss "LOSrV" CIIII-D FOUND quite appropriate. . Nov. 3—235th Anniversary Pro- meeting of the Northford-North aright. commuting services are established by the Connecticut Company ed by-laws have been mimeograph Hospital Plan. A three year old HomlngwaJ , gram, Stono Church. Branford League In October. and the New Haven Shoreline Ruilway Company. ed and delivered to residents. Nomination of offleess for next avenue tot wandered away from Mrs, Martha Cohen ot New York Nov. 5—Election Day, " "In the interest of conservatism, deposits'equal to one ipmrlcr Nov. 5—Well Child Conforcnco Our FORD mechanics Mrs. Louis Schleicher will open At this week's meeting a member year will ahso come up for discus home Monday and found her way to News Notes From of the average Could accrue within a rea.sonable peripd, thereby ship committee of ten was named to sion and the method of obtaining the East Haven Green Garage In 2:30 P, M. Highland School, her home on Friday evening for a creating sufficient funds to operate profitably. meeting of tho educational study have a membership roll ready tor thorn. Main street where .she "adopted" Nov. 5—Public Health Nursing "Inasmuch as all present real estate financing is provided for group of the local League. Mr. Earl St. Andrew's Churc,li the organization ses.slon when steps Tlie notices which have been one of the proprietors, Dominic Down Memory Lane Association, 8.P. Mi Town Hall. by out oF town inslitntious, local investment problems in this field B. Colter of the local Board of toward Incorporation will bo taken. sent out for this meet by Secretary Ferrara. She was unable to give her Nov. 7—Halt Hour Reading Club, Laymen's Sunday was observed in olTcr greater than usual opportunities. AVith the cxj)ected return 25 YEARS AGO kno\w your FORD best Education plans to attend this Mrs. Hunt heads this committee. A Harry Falkoff suggests the pos name and insisted going every Mrs. L. B, Grille, speaker. St. Andrew's Methodist church, THE CATS ARE HERE! meeting for conference. Findings of consumer iinanciiig and nonnal commercial crylit reqnircmcuts, civic improvement committee of sibility of a change In the meeting where that "Dom" went. She even Nov. 7—Exchange Sale, Tuttle Fairmou'nt, Sunday with a special Nov. 1-7, 1021 . win also be given by members of current operating earnings can he logically anticipated. Consistent five was al.so-named, as was a com nights for the coming year and also accompanied him to lunch and en- School P. T. A. service arranged by a committee with common banking practice, service charges should also be a the group on work done outside mittee of three to take steps lor the proposes, dinner meetings starting .loycd milk and crackers. In the A dance was held In the Town Nov. 8—Football, East Haven vs: consisting of Miss Dorothy Wat We Have Available For source of addiiioiinl inco.iiie. since the last meeting. improvement of the foot bridge over at 7 P. M. Ail members and pros afternoon a frantic mother put in I-Iall Saturday night by the Ameri St-Mary's, H. S, Field, son, C. S. Bremner and C A. "Although local hanking operations are currently transacted Farm River at the foot of Deborah pective meubers are urged to be her appearance and the little girl can Legion Phil Lautonbach's Nov. U—East Haven Business As Immediate Delivery ill New Haven or Rrant'nrd, it is felt tluit the location of the new Lane. present. went home. orchestra providing tho music for sociation, 8 P, M. Tbwn Hall. A LECTURE ON institution would materially aid in building no deposits and loan.s. the light fantastic. Nov. 8—Christ Church Fair e Notwithstanding its proximity to the, al'orcuieiitioned locali.ties, miin- The Branford Tile Ray Falrchild had given up his Nov, 8—Dessert Card Party The erous inconveniences arc no.w prevalent, such as the lack of parking CHRISTIAN SCIENCE work with the.East Haven Tele Junior Guild Christ Church. space in crowded city areas, loss of time due to increased motor traf- Mrs. Harry Lyon, Chairman, Entitled: Christian Science: The and Marble Co. THE BEARCAT JUNIOR David Watrous One Year On Radio phono company and had engaged lie, and delays due to river traffic and drawbridge tie-ups. Obviously In general electrical work. , Nov, 0—Annual Dinner Dance, Science of Eternal Life by Harold ly the present handicaps would be favorable to a local bank. Adjacent South District 'Civic Ass'n. GENEAAL CONTRACTORI A baked.lamb supper drew many Molter, C.S.B. of ChlCEvgo, Illinois. districts of New Haven arc also subject lo these handicaps and would Hotel Talmadgo. MASON and PLASTER WOEK| Local Boy At Age Of Nino Has broached the subject of lessons he Began Practice Two Years Ago to the Men's Club supper In the Member of the Board of Lecture he polential clients to the proposed institution. Nov. 12—Supper meeting, Men's Won Acclaim For Ability To hinted that he did like the sound Nov. 1 And Started Radio Work chapel of the Stone churchi ship of 'The Mother Church, The "There appears to be no (piestion as to fiilfillmcut of initial eiipi club Stono church, 6:45 P. M. B. BRBCCIAROLI of the Xylophone when he heard It Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Goodrich First Church of Christ, Scientist, i(i HERE!! tal refiuiremciit.s of $100,000 capital and .$100,000 paid-in surplus. The Pl.ay Xylophone A Year Later Nov. 13—Evening Pinochle Tour over the radio. As a matter of fact had gone to housekeeping In Elm Boston, Mass. Piiono 1116 nament, The Junior Guild results of a preliminary survey indicated 10!) people are iuteresti^d in East Haven and vicinity residents at that stage of his musical career and showed that he had not only a treel. h'i The lecturer spoke In part sub becoming stockholders. It is the intention of the .organization group Christ Church, Mrs. Harvey 113 Ivy St. Branford, Conn.B will be Interested In knowing that David didn't know what a Xylo genuine love for the Xylophone but Work had been started cutting a stantially as follows: Wahnquist, Chairman, ' to .spread the ownership of stock as widely as possible, thereby build David Watrous, son of Mr. and Mrs. phone looked like. also a marvelous touch and a quick new street through the Thompson In her book "Science and Health ing up added beneficial inliiience within the commnnily. Nov. 10--Saltonstall -Association, with Key to the Scriptures," the B. S. Watrous of Hemingway ave His parents looked around to see grasp ot harmony. property newly opened for develop H "^^ "Alllioiigh it. is impossible to predict an accurate number of ac nue, will mark his first anniversary what could be done In tho way of homo of W. C. Woods, Salton Discoverer and Founder of Chrls- Morsepower So far did his talent reveal Itself ment. The street entered Main counts or a total amount ot deposits to be obtained upon opening, the as one ot the talented artists on acquainting the youngster with the stall Parkway,-8 P, M. tlon Science, Mary Baker Eddy, has that one year later at the age of street opposite Winchester place and WAVERLY survey previously mentioned disehisod that 400 individuals signified the weekly "Youth on Parade" ra-' instrument of his choice. They lo Nov. 10—Well Child Oonteronco given to mankind, in one short eight he was able to participate In several new homes were soon to be their willingness to support a new bank in some deiiository capacitl. dlo program of New Haven's popu cated an Xylophone teacher In the "Youth on Parade" program, started on the new street. • 2-3 P, M. lower Town Hall, - sentence of only thirteen words, the Inch It is also interesting to note that the previous institution ac(|uired Nov. 21—Well Child Conference HOTEL 7'/2 lar radio station WEHJI, the first New Haven and took up the pro and trom the very beginning his Tlierc were 16 tables tor tho most complete definition of God 2:30 P. M. Bradford Manor Hall. over 200 new savings accounts from September 110, VXM), to Septem week In - November. David partici blem with him. Youthful David presentations were a marked sue Parent-Teacher association whist which the world has ever known. It INDIAN NECK Nov. 21—Annual Christmas Sale, Plow ber UO, in;!l, iu face of the worst banking depression in the history of pates In the program which Is went to visit his teacher and got cess. Fan mall began to come In, and pliiochle In the Town Hall. reads as follows: "God is incorpor the counlry. Based upon the general ratio of deposits as prcsentcti broadcast trom the WELI studio In the feel of the Instrument. He was and during the first year now com Woman's Aid Society," Stono eal, divine, supreme, infinite Mind, OPEN YEAR ROUND Mrs. Ernfred Lawson, Elsa Krall- Church 2 P, M.: Card Pai;ty at mU ALSO SAVE YOU MONEY WITH FORD METHODS, iiMtHufvrfvrtrf by previously, it is apparent that developinent possibilities exist and a New Haven each Saturday morning more insistent then ever. The next Ing to a close, he has appeared by Ing and Hilda Chldsey had 9harge Spirit, Soul, Principle, Life, Truth, REASONABLE RATES satisfactory volume of credits .should normally accrue. from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. step was td try to And an Instru Invitation at more than 100 enter 8 P. M. • Love" (p. 465). of the Cradle Roll party at the EXCELLENT FOOD "The contemplated site for the proposed bank is situated on The local youngiiter Is nine years ment which he might u.se. Xylo ta^ments and social functions iri Nov. 21—Laurel P. T. A, Fair. FORD EQUIPMENT, AND GENUINE FORD PARTS Since God is th^ one and only INDUSTRIES stone church. Graduates were SPECIAL RATES UP TO JIaiii Street in a building to be erected by Mr. Martin Olson. Several old, and he began his first practice phones are not plentiful. They arc the Greater New Haven area and Nov. 28—Football, East Ha.von vs. creator, and slnceithe Bilple testi George Blakeman, Robert Langdale, When il cnmcs to Ford serv JUNE I, 1947 stores at present occupy the block to which the intended quarters will on the xylophone in November two large Instruments and they are beyond. One of his big hits was at Branford, H.S. Field. mony inclicates ^that He Is Spirit, Brandford Stepp, Catherine Ritchie, I. Ford Factory-Trained Mechanics adjoin. Cou.struetion will be suitable for baiikiiifj facilities and pro years ago, when he was only seven costly. An advertisement was placed the police Field Day program the Junior Hopkins, Carl Andrea, Rev. Nov. 28—Thanksgiving Day .' ice, (here's no place like therefore all creatloii must be spirl- Come (n ond t*» Hie "CAT" lint of Qorden IracTon. In the New Haven Register and It Dec. 7—Rod Men's Show High They pbw, horrow, culHvols, wead, futrow, prod* and visions for ample parking space have been considered. Rental jia.v- yeai's ot age. From the very begin past summer. H. K. Eversul presented the di "liomc.'i Our men, experi •.ual and cah have tin it no element ran for quite awhile before an an School Auditorium 8 P. M. ' h«Ip yow with oil your light form ond ranch wofk. iiieiits are estimated to be $1,50.00 monthly. ning his progress was rapid and to David has been heard at many plomas. 2> Ford-Approved Service Methods H matter. The material universe, swer come. Two years ago come No ence uiul equipment maUc Whether you farm commercially or grow for horn* in* "On September 10, Mr. K. B.'Hoynolds called up Mr. Leo Carr, day he Is one of the most skillful entertainments In East Haven therefore, is but thp>false testimony vember, an Instrument was found your Ford run best. Our spe- only, they'll lave you time, effort and monty. Forov Supervising Examiner, in his Boston office, and discussed rcquire- of Xylophone players In this part where he has delighted large and THSkt'SA ^"^S. 3, it the so-called cal-jial "or mort!\l toited for over lO.yoari-they're producti of Dailon for sale and It was purchased, Da Genuine Ford Parts 'ments of Ihe Federal Deposit Insurance C

'. ( . jgilUl^^'iV. October 31. 1040 Thursday. October 31. 184fi THE BRANFORD RETngy • EAST HAVEW tOSWi gAQETWO THE BRANTOED RBVli!\;i^ - EABT HAVBHlMEWB rAQB THRgB lancy tb play. Tlicrc were'I I empt' y I 111 II I I 'ill III I I II ixtssBss^saâB NURSING ASSOCIATION RAMS TO PLAY ton, Mrs. Louis Monaco, Mrs. Ed lots galore, ready for use as our College wid Yale Law Scliool. GOING TO CQNFEHENCE HAD THE OWPi'E Chest Drive ward JCronlJcrg Sr. Mrs. David A meeting of the East Haven "slncilum", then as the years rolled In concluding his statement to Tlic Officers of the Future Homi)- Mrs. Mabel Michaels of Town Topics Shanley Cites the EAST HA'VEN NEWS, Shanley Tultje SUNDAY AT 2 Cunnlnghatn, Mrs. Frank Cucurclli Public Health Nursing association Your Kids And Mine ijy. one by one these tracts of land makers ot America Chapter at the place Is recovering irom a sllgliv^ Momauguin News The new fire-proof addition beln^ win be held Tuesday evening, Noy^ fell to the powerfull arm ot pro added: "For mora than a genera case of the grippe. In East Haven AT.H.S. FIELD and Mrs. Paul Brigley. tion the New Haven dlstricl probate JHlgh School, President Angela built for the Central Cleaneni at M. B. K. 5 at 8 o'clock In the Town Hall. gress. Houses or stores were erected His Platform iTlnarl, Vliie-President Tlieresa 322 Main nlrcct h progroHsini; rapid Editor Slovens- .... . to fill the needs ot the times, so court has been a monopoly of a • By Mrs. Blanclic O'Connor tioned at Annapolis, Md. At the High school Football field „ • here Is the answer; no other place privileged clique. Tlie time has come Wcntscli, Secretary Lorraine Henry, ly dcipite shortages of many ma Above Quota Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock the that today as can be readily seen On Judgeship Treasurer Jean Clougli and Pro ,' Bt, Vincent do Paul R. C. church, Mrs. Elwood Hoepnor of Palmetto terials, TIio larfe fur storage vault Have you driven or wnlkcd down'to play, very few open lots remain In which to drive that monopoly out • and 3 Days Service Climaxing a hectic sixteen day East Haven Rams will play the begin tlie reforms which will bo ot gram Clialrman June Jîliford will PMtpr, Rev. William O'Brien; Trail Is sojourning In Woostcr, in tile basement Is nearly fmL^hcd any of our Iccal SUTPIB lately? I When I was a "kid", not too many today's youngsters can safely play, "Too little and too late!" that's attend an all day Leadership Train and practically all of ttie brick wall\ Community Chest campaign. East Bridgeport Black Rocks In a game Give Your Car a New Finish benefit to the residents of East Ha ON FINISHED SHIRTS curates. Rev, Joseph Buckley, Rev, Mass. which holds promise of many they naturally pick the next easiest ing Conference at the Bums School, 'above have been laid, Tht new Haven teams shot over the top to tivc you noticed how many chil-jyears back we never iind to worry the charge which Ally. James A. ven and all other communities con CASH AND CARRY WlUlam Myers, Sunday Mass 9:30 Tht regular mpnUily card party thrills. Both teams are well matched SPRAYING DONE AT SURPRISINGLY MODERATE COST and mopt available spot—the street, Hnrttord on Saturday, Miss Alice structure will be modern in every an amazing $2,d47, 118 per cent of ^n°lL°^" fK"'''-f''om 2 to 20- play whore to play that game of toot- rhat can bt! expected of city young Shanley, dcmocratli; candidate for cerned." A, M. sponsored by the Bradford Mt^nor particular. Mr, Patsy Masatia is and It is hoped that a. large number I Hail, the faculty advisor, will ac WE ALSO DO DRY dLEANINQ ' Christ church, Momauguin Branch their quota. Final' reports reach a ln_th^st,oe(^? Well, I have. And |ball, b.iscball or whatever struck our sters of a {e\V years baclt, but Isn't Judge of Probate, makes In his Auxiliary will bo held Friday even also installing a wellappolnted work total of $742,150, 90.5 per cent of the of footljail tta,ns will be on hand for The Prentice Motor Sales company the group. AT REASONABLE PRICES Hev. Alfred Clark, rcctiar, 9:30 A. M, the game. Capable officials have LOOKING AHEAD TO CHRISTMAS It hard to bellleve that country general attack uiion Incumbent ing at 8:30 at the Fire House, room wlilcli tvil) be bolli commodi J82'9,000 goal. Volunteers were urged "kids" must use Uie street as his looming Prayer and sermon, ous and airy. been selected to preside over' the AT THE T. & M. GiARAGE BOOKENDS FIGURINES GOP Judge Clifford B. Slurgcs. Half Hour Reading American Cleaner? • Regular Friday evening pinochles Qeorge, street. The hostesses are to "keep working to go oyer the top. playground—a prey to vehicular "Judge Sturges- offers too little MRS. SHIPPEE ILL 1 There are still a lot of pcaple who game. COMPLETE LINE OF HUDSON PARTS and ACCESSORIES SPUN ALUMINUM TRAYS AND BOWLS ft Bradford, ^ânoy FIro House, Mrs. Henry Schmidt, Mrs. Rudolph Regular practice will be held Sun traffic? and he offers 11 loo late," Shanley Club Meets Nov. 7 Friends of Mrs. Jessie Slilppo will and Laundry Mrs Charles M. Larson of 145 have not yet given." GENERAL REPAIRING — CAR SERVICING — SPRAYING NOVELTIES Qeorge street 8:30 P. M. Schmidt and Mrs. Olikdstonc Smith. day at 0:30 A. M. and all players are LATEST IN JEWELRY — COMPACTS Of course, the children can not be .says, "because his program is not bo sorry to learn of her Illness at Phone 4-0305 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown and KImberly avenue has received Robert C. Mix, campaign chair The next regular meeting ot the .First Friday evening Bradford requested to be present. 598 Main Street East Haven BEAUTIFUL FRAMED PICTURES blamed for all tills; they need the broad enough and ho only cornea Half Hour Reading club will bo held her home in Bishop street. 191 Main St. East Haven Manor Auxiliary. daughters, Barbara and Shirley of lattcrs from her son, Pfc. Alden man, and Hudson B. Hastings exorcise and recreation. I really forward with Itonthe very eve ot blon of the Marine Corps that he president lauded the workers In lie- on Thursday, Nov. 7 when Mr. L. B. ' Second Friday evening Stone Westport, were guests of Mr. and can't see why steps can't be taken, election." ^^ ' Qrelle of Mount Carmel will give an Chntch. Mrs, IVÎlton Ellis of Cosey Beach Is now an assistant truck master In half of the thirty Red Feather Laurel School P.T.A. THE GIFT SHOP and haven't been taken before this "He has attempted to follow me agencies, noting the "unselfish In i.in wi . .. '^P'^" Saturday Evenings illustrated talk on "Wild Flowers YoUr Photo on Christmas Day iThlrd Friday evening Bradford road during the past week. Tanlc Battalion In Tien Tsin, RUSSO'S RESTAURANT so that our youngsters can be safe on every reform" prdposal that I and Pastorals with a Color Camera." Miss Carla Hocpncr of Palmetto China. He liices his new location terest In copimunity welfare appar ii'JU Mam Street ' 4-1730 East Haven Manor Drum Corps. Will Me_et Nov. 6 SPECIALIZING IN ITALIAN COOKING from harm as tlioy get rid of all have offered," Shanley continued," Members arc given the privilege of Have your Christmas prolographs taken now . . . Before the ru^h Trail attended a Hallowe'en party and b\s, new work very well, lie ent In those who have devoted time • Fourth Friday evening St. Vin that pent-up energy. but he does not go far enough and bring a guest to this meeting. No appointment needed cent do Paul's church. during the week In New Haven, says, btit nilsses Kast Haven scenes and energy to this great cause." There will be a special meeting of TOMATO PIES SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Yes, we have a Memorial Field a- in his acceptance of my program he Refreshments will be served by a '' The public is Invited. costume was of a Little Dutch Boy, nad friends, Special recognition was given to the Laurel P. T. A. Thursday after BEER ON ICE building. We have a few school admits publicly the weakness of his ORDEFNOW The'regular monthly meeting of the three East Haven teams and noon at 3:30 P. M. at Laurel School 668 Main Street East Haven committee consisting of Mrs. E. L. ;• Christ Church pinochle held every yards open, but there's more to It own campaign and the errors ho Your own personal Photogrophic Xmas Cards third Monday evening of month at the Bradford Manor Auxiliary will Frank M^zealou.^ of the staff of their captains for the fine Job they Nov. 6. Cook, Mrs. J. E. Croumey, Mrs. W. l.han that. How would a plan go in- has practiced In official silence J.' Crawford. 1:30. be heid Monday evening November the I^ns^ liavci^ Green Garage at accomplished, and to Carl N. Han This meeting Is held two weeks In through the past months as Judge Individual — Distinclivo — Exclusively Yours ivolvlng the town's purchase of scat' Suggestions for rending will be 4th at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Robert Chad- tended 1^ iwo-day Carbureter school sen, chairman of tthe East Haven advance of the regular meeting tcrcd lots, small tracts of the size and before that as clerk." I'r last week at the Hotel Garde in New NINTH EXHIBITION MY given by Mrs. Fi'ed Eberth. Chief Petty Ofllccr Joseph Bur- eayne presiding. section. The workers on these teams time, as a Fair will be sponsored by usually meant for building lots Shanley said that aijove all he LUCAS"mOTO~sfUDIOS dlck 9jf San Pedro, Calif., is spend Mrs. Richard Brache celebrated Ilayen, were: 19A, Mrs. Ernest L. Pember- the group Nov. 21 at 8 P. M. at the Mrs. Grcllc will gladly autograph by the : •^•^^ ! throughout the town .w that our stands for a complete rejuvenation any of her books it they are brought 26B Main Street Phono 4-3939 , East Havon ing', the veck with his sister and her birthday with her family Sun ton, captain, Mesdames Roy £. school. There will be a Utility, VOTE small kids might be off the streets? of the fee system, which has gross day ^t her liome In Henry street. Plans for the Christmas decora Novelty, Art and Wliltc Elephant New Haven Society of Model Engineers, Inc. to this meollng. l)j;ptîer-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mil Burwell, Donald V. Chidsey, Wil I know that it is easier said than' ed the probate court "more than, the I ' I ."T" I i"~r I ,' I • ton Ellld' pf Cosey Bench rgnd. The Board of Education at Its tions on Main street are progres fred M. Dion, 8. M. Everett, Norman table. The mernbers of the Com Members are a.skcd to bring an sing very well according to Chair MODEL RAILROAD AND TROLLEY SYSTEMS GOES TO THE done and that at today's sky-rocket president of the United States", article of nonjierlshable food to be pbiof Burdlck has had 18 years of regular meeting welcomed their F. Hall, H. S. Johnson, Russell A. mittee are, Mrs. Anthony Panagossl, prices it is an expensive proposition, and which has "In- the past six We are Now Specializing in service in the Navy and after the new member John P. Barrett of man E. O. Curry of the Christmas McGulgan, E. W, Montgomery, Alvln Mrs. John T. Flagge, Mrs. l.esllc TWO WEEK ENDS — Nov. 1-2-3 — Nov. 8-9-10 EAST HAVEN put in the boxes tor foreign relief Decorations Committee of the East but why not consider it before all months alone netted Judge Sturges which the club Is to send each cijonpletion of h|s leave will be sta Ooorgo street, who has been con- P. Sanford, Miss Mabel E. Halllgan, Herman, Mrs. Pat Caraflno, Mrs. Evenings 7 to 10 P.M. — Saturdays and Sundays 2 to 10 P.M. Haven puslViess Association. The CLEANERS .. . those empty lots are gone. more than the governor of this month. CONCRETE WALKS. DRIVES, Etc. Arthur B. Haesche, Robert L. John James Scarpace, Mrs. Fred Oramp- Would I care to have one of those Sturges' pleas of "lot the legislature American Legion is one of the first Admission 35 cents, tax incl. M "They solve all my Call us for Estimates and Advice of the organizations to respond to son, Leroy B. Lawson, P. Leroy Beckwlth, Victor Dowman, Arthur lots ne.\t door to me, full of howl do it" were "befogging the Issue". O'Neal, and Linus J. Swanton. FOR SPENCER OUR WORK IS BONDED Gus's the call for donations, having sent J; Qustafson, Roy E. Hotchklss, 90 Court Street Over Cousins' Delicatessen New Haven Dry Cleaning Problems ing youngsters? By all means—YesI 'The (luesllon which the elector Angie & Louis in a check for $15 toward the Com Team lOB, Mrs. Albert H. Davison, Frank W. McDonald, Charles H. I hear it anyway, and it is in the ate looks toward is how this reform Individually Desigfnod Oorscts munity display of Christmas spirit. captain, Mcsdamcs Donald M. Miller, Robert L. Walidorff, Miss promptly and at prices street where it really gets me may be accomplished. Wliat has . and Brassieres see *^ DANIEL B. BARKER Main Restaurant ncrvoHs. Judge Sturges done to further that MARY K. TURBETT Garage Other organizations have ijeep con Marian A Rov/ley, Paul D. Blxby, WHERE DO YOUR that are easy on my DAILY BLUE PLATE tacted. IWain street will be decorat tide business along Main street this Fred C. Dahl, Afred F. Holcombe, Clvlcally Interested refoi'm, what has he stated hi the 103 LENOX ST. EAST HAVEN General Contractor ,K year since before the war. PARENTS LIVE? OFFICIAL AAA SERVICE SPECIALS 75 cents up ed from Bradley avenue to Heming Harold F. Nash, Burton P. Reed, budget. .,. . " past to generate such a reform be Tol. \-r\n% Aft.r 5 P.M. Phono 4-3244 You can "be there" with flowers. way avenue and It is hoped to have Graves Sport Shop at 224 Main Morcel B. Tremblay, and Clifford L. SGT. SPENCEE HOME yond his mild statement at this late 34 Viking Street East Haven As members of the Florists' Tele G;ENERAL REPAIRS HOME STYLE COOKING the illumination ready by December street has bên distributing pocket Weaver. Sgt. William "Billy" Spencer of hour that such a reform Is needed." cards this fall which give tlie East graph Delivery Ass'n, we can guar J. Team 18C, Mrs. Francis Coulter, Ocrrish avenue has been honorably Shanley also pledges himself to YOUR HOMES TIRES - GAS . ACCESSORIES Gus Schuermann Haven High schooli football antee the safe and speedy deliv YouWilHike discharged from the U. S. Army af captain, Mrs. Daisy M. Gumey, and ery of fresh flowers anywhere in paying a fair fental for the court's DESERVES A " PHofJE •(•lO'ta Phone 4-O204 schedule also the Yale 1S46 foot WliUara E. Fagerstrom. ter 20 months In the service. Billy quarters in New Haven's city hall, to Mclcalf's Drug store looks colorful ball schedule. A few of the cards the nation. Nothing expresses spent 18 months overseas with the NEW Where Good Friends 37 COE AVE. MOMAUGUIN 333 Main Street establishing a fixed salary for the these days with many new fixtures are still available. sentiment as eloquently as flowers. 759th Engineers Supply Co., most of PAINT JOB Installed and ladened with a wealth Their Service Too" judge, devoting full time sei-vice, Eat which time was spent in and standardization of records, full time LET DAHL of holiday merchandise. Nathen An Interesting railroad model dis around the Phillippine Islands Cohen anticipates the largest Yulc- play is being .shown at Jdhn Mas- Do You service, stafl pensions, DO IT! The rendezvous for particular people J. A. LONG Co. Blly was a graduate of East Haven who enjoy good food cola's Barber Shop in Main ..street High School class of 1944, whore he A lawyer, teacher and veteran, a East Haven News road since 1034. calling attention to the Ninth Ex Phone 4-0804 i—Way Sanitary Shrinkage four times congressman, Shanley Is . • ».-' starred In basketball and baseball Featuring Luncheon and Dinner Specials Daily nected with the New Haven Rall- hibition of .the New Haven Society Remember rs-t Dodgo Av«. Eail Havan Glad to have you back Billy. Best the only ex-serviceman running for Buying and Service Guide of Model Knghieers Inc., in New Ha 1^—Hour Cleaning Odor a major post in .this area. He re f?sat0S};'am(Kii:imwii3mssammiTt of luck to you in your civilian life. ven Nov. 1, 2 and'3 amd 8, Dand 10. Loss of cently completed ffpur years as of FREDERICK C. DAHL East Haven Diner Q SELECT YOUR | One of the engines shown here was =ELMER ?= Service ficial Federal receiver for the Hart- fHONB 4-09SS TEL. 4-0140 "MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE" Color Value ofrd Empire Co. under order of the built at a costi of $250 and tihe cars About three years ago Elmer WANTED SO HIGH STREET EAST HAVEN 294 Main Siroct Right In the Center East Haven AUGIE'S AUTO REPAIR * CHRISTMAS CARDS cost from ?10 to $100. Ihc window Wheeler published a little EVERYBODY GOES TO THE TOWNE HOUSEI U. S. District court In a huge ijntl- Qeorge A, Sisson black memo book to help folks A second hand reed stroller trust action. ,. GENERAL BEPAIRINa I RIGHT FROIvl OUR STOCK display is attractinjf considerable DELIGHTFUL DANCING NITELY Not a "Branch Store", but a Local Industry to remember the butcher, gro in good condition Shanley is New Haven born and mSURANOE TIRES — BATTERIES attention, THE TOWNE HOUSE ORCHESTRA ;j FOR PRINTING WITH cer, service Station, nylon mer growing in and with East Haven. Strictly Retail bred, educated in. the New Haven TXKB — BONDS AAA SERVICE AAA Free Parking at Palace or Commercial Garages Phono 4-2143 itJTOHOBILE • CASUALTY I YOUR PERSONAL GREETINGS chant and real estate man who Now England's Finest and Largest Restaurant schools and graduating from Yale 11 Chidsey ATC., East n&vcn Phono -l-OWS -139 Main St. Antiques Wanted was pretty gruir while, he lield ELECT II IMIvÊDIATE DELIVERY your destiny in his hands. 0I!D CHINA East Haven Cleaners RE-UPHOL-STERING Good homes are still not At Moderate Cost . . . HAVEN GARAGE Wfako Oliristmaa Ohoioes Now PRINTS plentiful. But, we are doing our "WE PICK UP AND DELIVER" rouMSBD miB Evorsliarp - Parker "01" y Give Porsonaliiod Sfationory VICTORIAN FURNITURE level best tp help 'those who By Export Craftsmen JOHN BlOlinl. FBOP. WATCHES and DIAMONDS Tills Chrisfmas OLD MILL FURNITUM call on us. We do not aim to 309 Main Street Phono 4-1109 East Haven JAMES A. SHANLEY OENEBAL AUTOMOBILE Castle Shop SONDERGAARD POLISH be listed in anyone's little BEPAIRING U black book. gaggaBSESssBgaEîtaiaaBaami DECORATORS SB6 Hltn Bt. 4-K90 250 Main Street Branford ô-Uri 9. MoJuyxn NILS AHLBERG Sure—we will help you to the Designers and Manufacturers of >i PRINTER . STATIONER best or pur atlUty. New Items Arriving Daily Same Day Service Living Room Furniture At The Old Mill You will always fiind a All work done right on our FUEL OIL *|2I8 Main Street 4.130l[ You will be surprised, at the qtiantities of Hard-to-Get Wiifle Selection of Fniits premises KEROSENE OIL Saltonsfall Place «nd M

T PAOB rotm TSl! BRAWfORD REVIEW -IKABt HAVEK NEWS Thuraday, October 31,. 19^6 Thursday, Octobor 31,1046 THE BRAWrORD REVIEW - EABT HAVKH KEW8 PAQEirVB POUTICAL ADV. POUTICAL ADV. POLITICAL ADV. TABOR KVANGKMCAt HTTnEKAN I "By proper planning and con-' Native Callahan Would structlon, the city should be able to" cntmcn ^&^ Weddings see to 11 that apartments were Rev. Emll Q. Swanson, Pastor Lord's Tire erected that would house a consi tel. 739 79 tlopson Avenui TURKEYS Friday, November I— Supplant Jail derably large number of veteran Service .^^^^m Mr. and Mrs William Dlnwoodle, 3:45 Children's Chorlr rchcar- JOHN P. BARRETT The Democratic The Democratic Party WHITE HOLLAND ^^M|^^^P of Wheadon road tfuUtord, an Daniel J. Callahan, chief deputy families, than are being taken care '. sal In the vesti'y. SHORT BEAOH sheriff and Democratic candidate of by the temporary typeof barracks I 8;00 Adult Instruction Class li-. DRESSED AND DELIVERED nounce the coming marriage of .Tel. Branford 1790 , READY TO COOK Hheir daughter, Barbara to Harry for High Sheriff, and for years one housing that Is being crcotctl on ' the sacristy, ^^^S^ Calvin Horn, formerly of Branford, of the leaders In the fight for a city property." Saturday November 2— WE HAVE NEW on Saturday, November 9 at at 4 new Jail to supplant the antiquated "The present Jail, locations," j 9:00 a, m. Contlrmatlon Cla.st Candidate for State Slate Offers - As State ' meets In the vestry. Roger Whipple o'clock, In the Clinton Baptist building on Whalley Avenue, be Callahan continued" would give the Church Clinton. tenants easy access to, transporta All Saints' Sunday, November 3— Armstrong Sfony Crook Road Tclopliono 857 lleves that now Is the time when 9:15 Sunday School : A cordial Invitation Is extended greatest benefits could be obtained tion, the shopping district, schools Hea+master Tires Our flock maintains quality reputation, good body to all friends of the young couple and their places of employment." 10:30 Festive Morning Worship Representative Says: Representative: by getting rid of the county insti Sei-mon; "The Blessed" conformation and fine grained moat. to attend the church service. "Money realized from the sale of ALL SIZES NOW IN STOCK I Mr, and Mrs. Martin A. King of tution, I Memorial tor those dcparl- James A. Shanley the property would go far toward I ed since last All Saints' 50 Bright Street New Haven an "Now, when prlcei of real estate construction of a fully equipped, Big shortage of tires duo in The Dcmocialic Town Conimiltce, in annouiicinj; to the voters of liiist In offering the name of Nichola.s J. Foriino as the other State Represen nounce the engagement of their are high, would "be an excellent Day. — Combined Choirs Novombor or Dcocmbor modern detention home on the out will sing. Haven, the names of it's lantliilates for Sia(c Keprcsciuativcs, feel sure they For Judge of Probate tative, the Democratic Town Committee feels sure it is giving the voters of I daughter, Agnes J., to Mr. William time to unload ll»ls white elephant". skirts of the city, n building that East Haven a suitable running-mate for Mr. Barrett and one who will work jLevesli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Callahan said. "Sell the county jail Monday, November 4— WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY have liilvcn into consideration the needs of the citizens in general, and The would prove to be a credit to the 3:30 Intermediate Weekday church hand-in-hand with Mr. Barrett to support tlie entire Democratic platform. j Levesh of 49 Montowese Street. and the land around It; and secounty.e " OF OOOD USED TIRES IN Town Cominiticc feel confident of the whole-hcaricd support of Kast Ha Lawyer I Announcement Is made of the that It was used as the site for an School. STOCK ven's voters in the coming elcciions. Nalewajek and Goclowski Co. apartment for veterans." •* Callahan, who Is winding up a ; 7:30 Junior Luther League meets Mr. Fortino resides vvitli his "family at 71 Hemingway Avenue in East I marriage of Miss Marie Catherine vigorous speaking campaign was Ve+eran Splllane, daughter of Mr. Raymond In the vestry. As one of it's Candidates for State Ucpre.senlative they offer the name Haven and enjoys a wide circle of acquaintances. one of the principal speakers at the Tuesday, November 5— SplUane of^58 Marne Street. Ham- The bridegroom was a Staff Sar of Mr, John P. Harrett, who resides m 32 George Street, lâitHaven. GRANITE and MARBLE Democratic rally staged Wednesday , 3:45 Junior Weekday Church Administrator He has always been a champion of labor and for the past five years, has den, to Mr. George Edward Ahern, gent with the 8th Air Force in Eng night at the Community ho\lse. MODERNIZE YOUR son of Mr. and Mrs. John J, Ahern School. Mr. Barrett is employed by The New York, New Haven, and Hartford represented the Production Employees of several of the largest manufactur land and is now employed at Dole- . 0:00 Golden Links Potluck Sup KITCHEN MONUMENTS of East Main street, Branford on Connecticut, Inc., New Haven. Railroad and since 19.^9 has been a member of The Droihcrliood of Rail ers in the city. Saturday morning, October 19 In STATEMKNT OP TMr OWNr.RSHIP. MAN per In the vestry. with balcod-on whito enamol motal the Church of The Blessed Sacra AGEMKNT. ClRCUI^TION. ETC, RB- Wednesday November 8— way Trainmen. Combining as he does, a broad understanding of the problems of man Marble Statuary - Bronze Tablets QUIRHD flV THF. ACTS OP CONGRns.S Oi> ,8:00p.m. Senior Choir rehearsal CABINETS ment, Hamden. The double ring AUGUST 2<. 1912 AND MARCH >. I933. Floor and wall models available Although a comparitivc new-comer in Town Politics, Mr, Barrett is by agement, with a warm symjiathy toward labor, he has been outstandingly ceremony was performed by Tlie t'f Tlie Hr/»nf.)r.l lliMlew. • Inc.. pitlillnUftd , I In the nave. OFFICE AND YARD Thursday, November 7— no means un-knownj having for some time sencd as a Member of The Daniel Callahan successful in bringing about better working conditions in the factories in Rev. Charles Kavanaugh. The altar ELECT yv^r%\y nl Urniifor.l, roriii., Oir Octobfr 1. Immodlato Delivery and about New Haven without having a strike called or any stoppages in of the church was decorated with !uv!; •'*""" "^ ^•'"""••""". <•-"»•"}• I'f Nn»- '2:30 Narpes Society meets at the Board of Education. Bflorc mr. . Noury Public in mj for the white chrysanthemums apd palms. home of Mrs. Charles Carl THE CONN. PLUMBING production. • . 15 BREEZY LANE PHONE 1394 BRANFORD State ind lotinty iforcuid. pcMdinlly ippeitfJ son, 183 Montowese Street. AND LUMBER CO. In general, Mr. Barrett, ADVOCATKS: For Sheriff Miss Helen Ahern, cousin of the Mejet I.fihinr, w|n), luTinjt been duly iworrt groom, 'sang Ave Maria and Perfect! DANIEL J. *«.fording 1,^ liw, (tepa«i iml «yi thlt he il 0:45 New Haven Brotherhood 1750 Slalo 51. Now Hnvon, Conn. Banquet at the First Me Tol, 7-02')4 B) SPEED IN VETERANS HOUSING FACU-lTIIvS—'riie nccti for In particular, Mr. Fortino ADVOCATES: Prayer. j the Puhliihcr of the Btinfotd Review. Inr; «nd 12 Years Experience ihii the followinR in lo the belt of hit know thodist Church, West Ha more and better housing facilities for the veterans and their families is recog- a) A vastly improved EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR EAST HA Given In marriage by her father, ^ ledge ind belief, a true italemeni of the own ven. nized*by evetj'onc, but there is need for greater s|>ced and vastly enlarged the bride wore an old fashioned ership, miniiment (and if • daily paper, the 8:00 Hope Circle meets at the VEN—The need for additional school buildings, immediate repair of pres CALLAHAN tirmlihon), etc., of the tfoieilid piibWcaKon production programs to fulfill the needs of our Veterans at once. gown of white taffeta. The fitted i home of Mrs. Swnn Esborn ent school buildings, and particularly in the outlying districts, is of para for the dale ihown in the ibo*e caption, re basque waist had a sheer off should I quired by' the Ad of AiliiuH 2<, t9U, ai amend- 22 Stannard Ave. , b) STATE AID FOR STATE-LOCAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS— mount importance, as Mr. Fortino sees it. Majesties Better er yoke and long fitted sleeves. AI rd by llie Ait of Mardi ). I9.VI. embodied in There ts need for an immediate and long-range program of adequate state full skirt, with small hoopsklrt,' SHERIFF , 'ciion >37. Pmtil I.4W1 jnd Renulition*. print- Mrs. Hulda Bowe, formerly of this James P, Geelan b) HOUSING FOR VETERANS—in the vital issue Mr. Fortino is in ended with a train. Tlie finger tip FOR rd ofi tbe reverve of thii form, to wit: place, now of Long Island visited financial support for the repair and consiruction of sch(K)l ivuildings. veil fell from a coronet and she friends hero Tuesday. !J entire accord with Mr. Barrett, in that the need is immediate and imperative. NEW HAVEN 1. That the niinei inJ iddrcj«i of the pub- c) FULL SUPPORT OF PUBLIC HEALTH and WELFARE—The He feels that immediate and drastic action is needed now to speed up pro Household Cleaning Service carried an old fashioned bouquet of tiWier. f.^^«r. manauine editor, «nd buiineii white poms poms with'streamers. COUNTY nunjficri ate; PiibHther. Meyer Lethine; IMilor, ;j?T?t?ti»i.»' need for co-ordination of welfare .services for neglected and un-carcd for For the 3 rd duction of vitally needed housing facilities for veterans and their families— ^^y';^ The bride was attended by Miss T. Pctcriiin. both of Hranfofd. Conn. children under the State Department of Welfare is paramount together with especially so with the coming of the long winter months ahead of us. ' Household furnislilngs require careful cleaning and Wanda OpalinskI as maid of honor . That the owner i»; (If oi'ned by a cnr- SHOP AT the enactment of a Youth Correction Act to improve the treatment of youth Congressional District porjtion. ill name and addreu muti be iliied finishing. That is why so many housewives send thoir who wore an aqua taffeta gown, ind jliit immcdiilcly llietetinder the nime* and A&P FOR ful offenders and to airb juvenile delinquency, c) BONUS FOR VETERANS—In this connection Mr. Fortino will matching coronet and shoulder i.Mirne* ii[ !it(K'kholdeii ownini Of boldtnc cine CHOICE Liberal, Progressive, Dependable pledge his whole-hearted support for the establishment of a Department of cleaning to Majestic each cleaning season. Try If length veil. The bridesmaids. Miss per .rrit 01 mine of lutal amount of Unci. M WINES & d) STATE FULL EMPLOYMENT OF LABOR'S ADVANCEMENT Veterans Affairs to co-ordinate the facilities and services available to Con Dorothy Fleming, cousin of the nnt »wnrd by a coipnration, the nimf* and id- . . . you will be satisfied! flifMfi iif the individual owners m:ni be jirrn. LIQUORS —Mr. Barrett will suppon an iiction to amend the State Unemployment necticut vetefans. He also pledges full support to legislation for the payment bride, and Miss Elsie Brettlngham, II (tnnrd by a firm, company,' or other tmin- Compensation Act to correct existing weaknesses and to provide for the ex wore pink brocade and net with lOTporitrd loncern, itt Dame and add ten, a« of a cash lump sum bonus for veterans and for imiiicdiate legislative action matching hal^ hats. They all car pediting of claims. wril It iboie nf each individual tnember, niiiU h^ to provide for a referendum on the question, if this is necessary. ried old fashipned bouquets with Uf jti»fn.) Mfyer l^*hine. Branford, Cfinn.; Single Wool Blankets, each 77c corresponding streamers. )ctinie H, l.'^hine, Branford, Conn,; Hitty \.. c) SPECIAL STUDY AND REVISION OF THE ENTIRE STATE d) On the SUBJECT OF LABOR—Mr. Fortino will support appro \.\tti\. \'tne St.. Ilirtfitid, Conn. Mr. Michael Karpinskl was best TAX SYSTEM—In this connection, Mr. Barrett favors relief of the tax bur IMPORTANT! priate legislation to supplement the National Housing Act or any other Fed *. I'lut the knttwn bondhulden, ninfls«Kee>, GIN Cotton, silk, satin drapes, pair 67c up man and the ushers were Mr. Her • ml iiihti irintitf liolder* ownin| or lioldini I den on real estate by developing new sources of state revenue for state aid . 50110 CI:LLO.|CO The East Haven Democratic Town Committee eral Bill that would stimulate the building of homes. He will also work for bert Barker and Mr. Carl Gullans, [x-r (rut or mme of total jmount of bnndi, Tomatoes numni: IKO la to towns and greater participation by the state in the construction and main the enactment of a state law establishing a minimum wage of at least 65 Silk and chenille spreads, pair 90c up all of Branford. [iiiiitj;iK<'i. or oilier lectiiitiei ire: None, tenance of highways within the territorial limits of towns. announces the opening of Campaign Head A reception followed at the Mea- i. Thlt the two piiajtrapht neil above, RIV- Granesr.,?;rM:;;'n.-2u„s29= cents an hour. Further he believes that all municipal employees, firemen, po inn (lie ninii-i of the owners, stotklioldcri. and r. _-- nnmoA OQC quarters located at 185 Main Street, East licemen, school teachers, etc., should be included under the provisiotis of dowbrook Country Club. The teitinly holders, if any, contain not unly the f) SPEED IN THE MATTER OF THE VETERANS WAR BONUS Quilts and puffs, each 90c up grooms mother wore a dress of lilt nf ttotUiolderi and iccutily hotdcM as lliey Oranges si^t:-.!). DUL/3 —Mr. Barrett favors and will support legislation for the payment of a cash Haven. Attendents will be on dut)' every day the State Labor Rckitions Act and that all municipal employees should be black crepe with sequins, black ac appear upon the booki of the company hut aim, Grapefruit',:."';"'* 4ro«25« lump sujti bonus for the veterans and, if ncqcssary, will support, irijmediate and evening unti^-a^ter die elections on No put on a 40'hour work week basis. And further he favors adequate appro Silk and rayon curtains, pair 67c Up cessories and a corsage of red roses. in Cites wbtre the stockholder or security hold priations by the state to subsidize housing for low income families. The couple left on. an unan- er appeals upon the books ot (he company is 90 proof Bosc Pears fA"'cv 2UBS19'= legislative action to provide for a referendum tin the matter. vember 5th. trustee is actioK, ii given:. also that the laid Turnips vruow 3 LBS •'"""'"""•'•••' (All"Prices are Net) • nounced'wedding trip,;For traveling two paranripbV contain Alatemrntl embriclnt it- 5TH BOT , Tliese are the items of Special Interest to East Haven's ;ta.\payers which Jn asking your support as a voter in East Haven, Mr. Fortino believes the bride wore a black wool suit Aant'i full knowledge and belief as to the cir- 2.79 All requests for infoirnation or othcr'services he has your best interests at heart and pledges his whole-hearted devotion to with topper, black accessories and cumttancei and conditions under which stock DISTILLED FROM GRAIN Mr. Barrett believes in, and which he gives special attention to. In addition holders who do not appear upon the books fo should be addressed to headquarters at 185 tiie principles which he has outlined and in addition he also endorses the a corsage of yellow roses. They will EXPERIENCED NEUTRAL SPIRITS he will,fully support and vigorously encourage the entire platform of The reside at 58 Marne Street, Hamden. the company a* trustees, hold stock and seriiri- entire platform of the Democratic party. He asks your consideration of his 2 Convenient Stores ties in a rapacity other than that of a bonn fide Democratic Party. Main Street or Phone 'M291. principles and on Election Day, your entire confidence and unqualified sup HONEST owner: and this atllant his no reason to believe Gladstone >M )F iio7 2,98 that any other perion, aisocittion, or corporation He bespeaks the voter's entire confidence and whole-heaned support. port. ' hai any interest direct of indirect in the said Gold Medal.' or nor 2.99 268 Main Street, Branford PROGRESSIVE stock, bonds, ot other iccutiliei ihin as so The Branford Tile stated by him. Frankfort 90 I o, ;;i';3.io i I MI-YER LF.SHINR. Publisher Carstairs 90 1 or iioT 3.1 0 and Marble Co. 0th dny of ()rl«»b.-r, IHIO. 288 Main Street, East Haven inVIN'O K. I.ASKY.. Gordon 9i i pro If not 3.34 GENERAL CONTRACTOR VOTE Notary Public ANCIC Seagram >r itnr J.uO MASON and PLASTER WORE STRA.iehlT (My riiiiimli.-ii'ii I'xidrfs Ffbnmry I, IIMIP) i)'"^*'' I' East Haven Democratic Nominees for Representatives B. BRECCIAROLI DEMOCRATIC WHEN YOU INSULATE WHISKiY < Phone lilts USE THE BEST I ID Ivy St. Branford, Conn. FIRE AND 9jHVEST0itS HUTUAl, IKC.p MOISTURE-PROOF EGG PRICES ARE LOWERl flHVESTORS SELECTIVE FUND/INO. ROCK WOOL WHISKEY Democratic Selections For SUNNYBROOK GRADE "A" YOU CAN'T BEAT OIL HEAT... Clean... Cheap... 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Four Roses i;o;4.25 Wax Beans io«A cut"«« 18' •k Mobilheat is a balanced fuel MR. KENNETH FLYNN with the right amount of quick- Educator Crax VK" 28= igniting and high heat fractions Ritz Cracl(aQma~'\0},'tOZ | 0. Order hotter Atobilheat now from MAKERS OF BREWSTER SHIRTS CrestaBlanca lol1.29 C..1. 5WrEII)t««l'-0ElUXt <<{ your supplier. And check up on your OOaP ' Wt;f N AV/ILABtE"—BAR J | . buriu-r, too. See that it's in A-1 order i t -iî•;':-.-, ' J •!,/ :' for efonomical, trouble-free hoatini; Dazzle Bleach Tori7« thi.s fall and winter. I FRANKLIN STREET SHOP TODAY AT YOUR Clorox ' • 'r/l?' NEW HAVEN NEARBY A&P LIQUOR STORE

Take Advantage of the NEW PAY INCREASE 216A fVIAIN Coffee Cake 31' JUST ARRANGED WITH THE SHIRT WORKERS' UNION Coffee Cake nS ««29 « STREET 14 OZ (ACWA) Filled Buns PKG 24« c PULL THE SECOND LEVER • ALSO ADDITIONAL VACATION BENEFITS CoffeeCakeA°An?o"z22 CALL MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. « p A c I FI c r i A We reserve right to limit quantitUi* CALL YOUR MOBILHEAT SUPPLIER OR NEAREST SOCONY-VACUUH OFFICE All prleee eubject to mjrket chang«»«.

,/ ^^''^^^•fi • :isf^ PAQE 31X TEE BRANFOnD REVIEW - EAST HAVEN IfEWS Tliiu-sday, Octobci^31,_10£fl_ kindergarten the church school will be held to at the town hall on Thursday, 1 Thnraday, October 31, IDM THE BRAKrOBD REVIBW • EAST BAVSN NEWS PAQE BEVEII 10:'I5 Divine Worship FIRST BAPTIST CnURClI night at 7 o'clock. WE ARE November 7 at 8 o'clock .to discuss serlc;, 'The Prophets Speak Key. A. W. Johcs.Taslor NORTH BRANFORD and vote upon n^casurcs to be adop an annual harvest supper at the Atlw^Httmtnt II, "The Morning Cloud 10:00 Church School THE BRANFORD REVIEW ington, Iowa. Exper f Machinists ted to .nrntect the children and Engcne B. McGrall of Harrison Pupils of Mrs. Bush's school en ehureh, Nov, 6 at 6:30. Mrs. John 0:30 Junior Pilgrim Fellow.ship 11:00 Morning Worship. Nur.scry (Eilabliihid lf28| adults of this town from traffic .ic- school. Ave. left this week for Miami and SHORT BEACH joyed a Halloween parly at the Ross wiU tajcQ reservations and no Frorii;whereTsit.../^ Joe Marsh" ON ANY Services In the local churches ,on bers and friends, of the Zlon Ejitsco- 7:45 Senior Pilgrim Felllw.shlp where he will remain tor', the cldcnts and violations on the town's Children over 8 and the young EAST HAVEN NEWS School yesterday mornlhg. tickets will be sold at tlie door. Sunday will Include: iml Church will be held on Sunday, winter. streets and highways. people of the cliurch will have a mSLISHCD ty^RY THURSDAY Mr and Mrs. William Beckwlth Among the groups giving Hallow Sewing Machine TltlNITY rU'ISCOPAI- CUUKCH ST. EUZABl^rB'S B. C. CHURCH girls \it) to 14 years of iige will be CohBrcg.ttlonal Cliufcli November 3 at 0:30 o'clock. At that Mr and Mrs. Joseph Allrul of choir rcheansal at the church MEYER LESHINE,>utHi*er left this week for Fort Piece, een parties tor the children are tlic 8:15 Holy Communion Allc. T. Pel.rion Pjul H. St.y.ni Pastor, Rev. William O'Brien held Saturday afternoon, November Your old maohino ciun bo Rev. Ocorgc D, Lcsiilcy, pastor, time Memorial Flowers v/IU bo Twin Lake Road announce the birth Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Fla. Pliilonlaiis, ' Friendship—ThreeJ 9:15 Church .School Cdnor Editor Curates, Rev. Joseph Buckley 2, at the Short Beach Chapel from Eleotrllcd, Oall at our store, Mrs. DouB'BS B. Holabird, organist placed on the altar and contribu of a daughter. Jo Ann. on October The annual Halloween party for tttnhrd Review East Haven Newi Mrs. Norma Mcrriam of Wood A mtisquaradp party will be givqn 10:45 Holy Communion— .sermon Shore Line Rev. William Myers 2 to 4 o'clock hi the Sundajr School at 337 DixwoU Avonuo or nhd choir director. tions lor these may be given to 18 at Grace Hospital. -This Is their Member of Nev England freii yAiiocio/ion bury was the weekend guest of Mr. Friday "night at 1 in the church for Thousand Miles Apart by Rev. Philip W. Roberts of South Sunday Mass 10:00 o'clock Oall 3;05.11. One Day Ser 11:00 Morning wor.slilp Mrs! Chester K. Gedncy on the third daughter. Mrs. Altrul will be SUBSCRIPTION RATES room. Tliose atcndlng are asked to and Mrs. Herbert Jackson. the children of St. Ilierosns Parisli. Dakota recently a chaplain In the $!.00 a year. Payable in Advano come in costume. Refreshments will Kvcr piny CIICBHT It's n Rrcnt vice. Sal! PisMii 0:45 Sunday School The .smaller Rector. remembered as Catherine Farka.-ib. Mason ONION CHUKCH A reqent guest of Mrs.' Charles chessboard. And the Englishman U. S. Army. William R. Burns Adrcrthing Rates on ApplicaHon be served and prizes awarded for David Burdge is a member of the frnn)c! One of tlic BironKCHt friend children will moot In the chapel Tlic Education 'and Recreation Rev. J. Edward Newton of WestvUle Madeira wa^ her nephew. John writes hini that he docs this iiaine. Tlie celebration of the Holy THE BRANFORD REVIEW, Inc. various costumes. On Sunday, No Hamden Hall DebntinB Club. ships I knoir nf Hlnrled ^^'ltlt n Knmo and the older pupils will p^cct In study group will meet on Friday Contracfors 37 Rote St. T.I. ^00 Branford Maynard, "YoM know. It's almost u if wo Eucharist will take place on All And Sons Pastor The regular monthly collection of of chess—between Dnd HoRklits. In the church. evening In the hdnic of Mrr,. Louis EAST HAVEN NEWS vember 3, Communion will be held A harvest supper will, be served shared a glass of b«r together, Saints Day at 0 o'clock. lfndenom(naC(onal paper In the Short Beach area will Special servlcM have been hola Schleicher. PRUSSICK'S CHIMNEYS IIJ Saitontlall Plwy. 4-2407 Ealt Haven and children are asked to bring Wednesday night In the church of our town, nnd n ninn nhmcd Uitlton tool" says Dad contentedly. •Tho women of Zlon Pari/sh will Entered at lecond clait mailer October Communion Sunday be made Sunday by the Short nnrnen, in Kngland. School of the duUnu, the week In observance of The Board of A.sscssor(i will be In .SERVICE STATION their Bibles to Sunday School Christ. ' From where I sit, you can talk make tfielr' All Saints ITnlted Thank PLUMBING and 11, 1920, at the Polt OKice at Branford, 9:45 Church School ' Beach Hose, Hook and Ladder Com the religious season. These .services session on November 1 from 1 until FIREPLACES Mr. and Mrs. H. Julhis Spltzer, They've never soon cnch olhcr, about diplothacy and foreign pol Offering at the All Saints Memorial Conn., under Act of March 3, 1897. 11:00 Morning Worship Members of the families of Short pany. Householders are reminded to New Haven Ballet will bo conducted for the reamlnder 5 o'clock to Hat all taxable property. TEXACO OAS and OIL after a. summer here, have, returned never met. But for Iho pnst eight icy, but it's often those little things Service on next Sunday. Mrs. Ed HEATING RENEWED ' 4:00 Loyalty group under loader Beach firemen and the auxiliary are have papers and mnEazinos securely of the week. Failure to list property will call for to their home in Nqw York. yenrs they've been plnylns chess —like n game of chcsB or a irlaiis under the personal supervision mund L. Stoddard Is treasurer. Havoline Oil in Sealed Cani SEA WALLS ship of Mrs. Herbert Jackson. Invited to a Halloween party Friday tied, placed on the curb early Sun St. AusiLstlnc's II. C. Church a ten percent penalty lax. by mnll together — Dncl pmzUng of beer—that can mnko for toler A bus load of members of Totokot Lubricate Car» CONTRACTORS night at the fh'ehouse. Oordon day monilng. of Mr. Jack Quinn:—Ist Dancer Rev. John .T. KtcCarthy,'pastor, BUSINESS Benson is chairman. over Bnlton's Intcst letter, while ho ance and undorstondlne ... be arange Iravelcd'lo Mlllord on Mon A different Grease for cverj Septic Tanks Tlie Ooodtollowship Drwnatle Mr. and Mrs. Elton Robinson have sends n churl of his next move to —MotropolHan Opera Co.— Frank Frawley, organist and choir GUTTERS - LEADERS Mrs. Charles Halstead and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ouptil of tween people of all nntlotis... bo- day byenlng to witness conferring THE I'IKST CONGUEGATIONAI, purpose Club, at a recent mooting, voted to announced the blrtli of a'son, Sept. England. Ballot Russo. director. DIRECTORY Qeorge Trapp will be in charge of Iwcon neighbors hero at home 1 of the fifth degree and to enjoy the CirUHCH All Lubrication done iy JOBBING Cesspools Rockland Park have purchased a send chairman Klrt Watklns $50 as 2(i In Aberdeen, Md. Mrs. Robinson Masses at 7 and 0:15 the apron table at the Loyalty Unit nlwnys thinks best willi ii~ program off the evening. Several Rev. Earlc C. Ilochwaltl experienced help. Boston Post Road Branford house in Quilford. They do not plan the club's contribution to the Scout Is remembered here as Miss Mar Children and advanced classes. Sunday school for the children BUILT and REPAIRED ,Why not have your typewriter and Bazaar Dec. 6-7. Mrs. George Quinn- mellow glass of beer iKside his local persons deceived • he degree. 0:30 Church school West Main St. , . , Tfll. 448 to move untiU spring. Building Fluid. garet Rocblhig, high school teacher. will be held on Satiirday mornlnB. TEL. 1957 •dding machine equipment placed ey. Sr. and Mrs. Jessie Hltchocok Conditioning classes for adults, A special town meeing will bo held 10:'15 Church Time Nur.-.cry and Tel. 1979 Branford Cards have been received from At a meeting of the Sea Scouts of Special Masacs are belnij celebrat In first class condition? Our fully will have a table of baby articles. bated on the exercises and music Mr. and Mrs. Harry "nicker who are S. S. S. Progress I held last evening Carl H, Dlttnor of Slony Creek Copyrish, 1946, UniledSlalet Bremcrt Foundation • ed each niornhiB In honor of All equipped aervloe department will A Hallloween party for boys and of the ballet dancer's technique. visiting in Omaha, Nebr. and Burl- In the Scout House it was voted to leaves Friday, for Florida. Saints and All Souls nf, St. Augus do this work promptly and effici contribute $25 to the Seoul Building tine's R. C. Church. Confessions are ently and furnish, without charge, REGISTRATIONS Fund. Alter the general work of the being heard on Thursday and on loan machines. troop a period was devoted to SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Friday evcnhiKs. PEUANOE TYPEWKITEE 00, physical exercises. C. B. aUY, Mgr. Capitol Theatre Zign Eiilsonpal CMiirc'n THE CATS ARE HERE! Klrt Watklns has called a meeting LOEW-POLI BUILDING Telephone 7-2738 Rev. Francis J. Smith, Rector, for Monday night of solicitors In 881 MAIN ST. EAST HAVEN 23 Church St., New Haven 108 Crown Street New Haven Mrs. Paul R. Hawkhis, organist and the Seoul Building Fund drive THRU THEATCn CNTRANCS choir director. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY: Iron Ena We Have Available For which will be licld Nov. 7-8. The Thurs., Fri., Sat., Oct. 24-25-26 WINTER Room 12 Tol. 7-9285 0:30 Holy Eucharist will be cele mel Drainboard Sinks, and Lava meethig will bo held al the homo of brated. tories; Chrome Brass ToUct Ac Immediate Delivery Victor Hutchinson, skipper of the Searching Wind Branford Telephone 1569 The annual All .Saints Memorial cessories; Copper Gutter and Sea Scouts. ALSO Service for,the dep.'irtmenl mem Leaders; Roofing and Insulation. Carl Anderson, who might bo call THE CONN. PLUMBING AND ed official photographer for the In Old Sacramento POTATOES LUMBER COMPANY Sea Scouts took movies of Ihc grand THE BEARCAT JUNIOR march at the Halloween dance 1730 Stale St. New Haven, Conn. Sun., Mon., Tuos., Oct. 27-28-20 LEVESH & SON Tel. 7-0294 given last Friday night in Ihe Com munity House by the S S.S. Progress Somewhere in "Shore Line Brand" TAILORING - REPAIRING WANTED—l^an tor dish wash I Sea Scouts. er and porter work. Full time, irS HERE !! Edna McCarlh'y gave a Halloween six day week. Apply Howard party last evening which was at The Night DRY CLEANING - PRESSING Johnson's Restaurant, Branford. tended by Janice Cox, Belly Para- ALSO GREEN MOUNTAIN dls, Maxine Koganson, Verde Seme- WANTED—Veteran for selling. Boy's Ranch LADIES AND MEN'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER gran, Qilbert Dlgby, Homer Cusic Box 47, Branford. and John St. Louis. 256 MAIN STREET, Toolo BIdg., 2nd Floor BRANFORD Wednesday, Oct. 30 ,. ,. ti i PLEASE l^"^'? a desperate mother Horsepower and IVi year old boy find 1 or 2 $2.50 fo*- 100 lbs. furnished rooms. Own kitchen^ No Time for ette or light housekeeping. Any 71/2 Inch Stony Creek place suitable. Call Clinton 2207, Comedy reverse charges. Plow ALSO AT THE FARM Antique (and cnuRcn OF CUBIST REFINEW WOMAN ("ot ser Rev. Joseph IVhlle City for Conquest vant type) desires Interesting 0:45 Sunday School 11:00 Morning service Imported Furniture work 5 evenings weekly, 7 p.m. to Thiirs., rri., Sat. POST ROAD,. BRANFORD U. Excellent character references. INDUITRIIt* ST. THERESA'S CHURCH Box 317, Short Beach. Sunday Mass at 0:15 Oct. 31, Nov. 1-2

1,057—Pass Book No. 13129. If Comi Jn ond its ttv* "CAT" Hnt of gordtn Irocforft. Mrs Charles Madleira was one 3 Wise Fools • found return to Branford Savings Thvy plow, horrow, atttlvelt, wi*d, firfow, gradt oftd who made reservations for the ALSO Bank. 10-31,11-14-28 'h«lp ro« wMi oM yo«r light fom and rondt woftu luncheon yesterday al Seven Qablcs Johnson & Upson Don't miss this Shera WKethftr you fon^ comffltrdany or Qtvm hr IvOfKf **f Towne House of thc-A. A. U. W. FOR SALE—'^^'^P Freezer, 6 cu only, rttoy'H lov* yjw ttm*, offorf tmit monoy. Fori** The Unknown ton, writing desk, beau- , bic feet, like new. Waverly Hotel, toilad for ovtr. 10 y«on-th«y'r« prodtxtt of D«i)o« Tlie Women's Auxiliary will hold tifully ' inlaid cubby Indian Neck, Branford, Tel. 944 SlfflpRclty and D«p«ndobIllly) CompUlo Mn» of lmpk> noflli avaitabit of towexira coit.Soo th«'*Cttf«'*lodoyl hole defers, loathor top , firtf c/«Kr»Wtl 00 h» ftrit ordors. writing surface and au thentic motal hard- WOLF'S THE 3rd CONGRESSIONAL WHILE YOURE FARM EQUIPMENT CO. DISTRICT NEEDS THIS MAN 79.50 ~.^:—-t- «.^x 48 W 48" ST A DIVISION OF WOLF'S FEED STORE WAITINC FOR Othoj stylos from CHICAGO. BCJSrPlN. NEWARK. 165 CENTER STREET SHELTON, CONN. YOUR 44.50 to'225.00 . Til!.', is the fitm- State elcctipn^since the fighting stopped. Wc face the tions as Governor made Connecticut a better place to live and work Telephone s Derby 5246 or 1350 Tbo Antique and Imported Furniture Gallery is a stim vitnl domestic problems of reconversion, shortages, black market, in. Send Baldwin to W.ishington as your U. S. Senator to fight against ulant to the homo decorator. Hero are colloctions of inflation . . . the trcmendpus international problems of reconstruction the 'Democratic Party's biingling and fumbling ... to fight for a .Irni Paramount HEW FORD some of the'finest pieces of Colonial American ingen anil jicace. . , foreign policy.,

uity, and English craftsmanship — delightfully bacl<- How you vote in November can decide these issues. This is your chance ' • . .: -1. -. . _• • Contractors GET groundod with Williamsburg Blue. An exciting pan James L. iVIcConaughy is a leader! His'record proves he knows how ;o . to vote for men of experience and leadership — statesmen rather than FOUNDATIONS • WALLS This orama for treasure sookors. get things done. As aide to "Wild Bill" Donovan, head of the Office FLOORS - DRIVEWAYS GIRLS-WOMEN Republican puppoto and m.nchinc tx>litician3. This is your chance to elect men of Strategic Services, McConaughy directed the training of America's SIDEWALKS • CURBING wiio understand the problems of labor and industry . , . who know STEPS - GARAGES •9, secret war agents. His practiciil experience in government dates back exPBff l>ow to cut tiic confusion and red tape in Washington that stymies BACK FILLING WANTED to IPJP'lO when he served with Baldv.'in as lieutenant governor. Elect', TRUCKING • DIGGING Candidate District housing and production and keep prices up. ' ORANGE STREET at CROWN McConaughy Governor. Under his sound administt.ation, Connecticut PHONE 5-0949 Uaymond li. Baldwin 16 a leader! His honest, progressive administra-' will continue to march forward! ' 195 Church St. New Haven • f i% On Singer Sewing Machines KNOMf ^€£^£r(^a4m€Ctic<4tlSt^^ • o ~i Experience Not Necessary HOfW SERVICE • • ELLSWORTH B. FOOTE 1. Paid While Learning—High Earnings , SEND VOUI^ *^ TO WASHINGTON I,' • • FRANCES DURKE RCDICK JOSEPH A. ADORNO f:RED R. ZELLER '\\YILLIAM L. HAODEN Mi-iTOlM n. 'iAi>i.An .•'' ft J. ior ^.fcretary of Stale lor Treaturer. ' /or ComplrolhrJ \for Athrney-Canorai ' He is^ a sound Judge, an able lawyer, a student of legis- 40 Hours Per Week laton and a forceful speaker. f JAMES L,

ir**jffi*T-i ^j^ I :PAGE EIGHT, THE BKANFOKU KEVlBWn BAST HAVEK NEWS Tliursday, October 31, lO^B Dorthy MacKenzle, second prize to .pointed out the changes can como MI.SS Linda Chamberlln, First prize [only through the State teglslalure. for the beat home made or hand Judge Sturges As a member of the Governor's Pro made doll went to Miss Ann Albino, tHomlock Blankets frimmod with white statico and rod bate Commission hoXhas been at second prize. Miss Emma Mills. The 18 Years With Work toward uniform pn'ooeodures In best collection of Dolls, first prize ribbon make an attractive winter decoration the Probate Courts. He also favors Thft Senior Department of the Mrs. Fredrick Battls, second prize the appointment of Judges for a Stone Church Sunday School, open Mrs. George Rees. The oldest doll ORDER EARLY Probate Court term of eight years as are the ed with Mrs. Del Dover and her Doll Show Was first prize Miss Jennett Tuttle, Judges of the superior Court. Class of Young Ladles conducting second prize Mrs. T. M. Bradshaw. I 1! JudBa Clifford Sturges, East "Ihere Is no political issue In the exorcises, on Siinday Mrs. Hie smallcsfcloll, flrstjirize Mi.s.s EAST LAWN CEMETERY, Inc. Havener and former Judge of the volved In connection with the cam Dover gave a short talk on the early Much Enjoyed; Mnda Chamberlln .second prize local town court, who Is a candidate paign for the office of Judge of History of the Ancient Church this to succeed himself as Judge of the MI.SS Lois Miller, The best dre5.sed 58 RIVER STREET EAST HAVEN Probate," ho repeated, "Tliore is no School belot^gs to, stressing the Im Prizes Awarded doll dressed by a school age child, New llavcn District Probate Court, plac (J for politics In the conduct of portance of the iteed of such a fine In n final statement this week prior first prize. Miss Audrey Tucker, this court. It Is a question of per graded Church School, which Stone Everyone enjoyed the Doll Show second prize Miss Dcnlse Rocholeu. to the Election next Tuesday, point sonalities and qualifications and I posesses. Early Incidents In the life held by the Junior Women's League ed to his record of eighteen years I feel that my background of 18 years The Junior women's League again of the Community and of the or In Old Stone Church Parish House wlish to say thank you to everyone with the Now Haven Probate Court, |servlce In the probate court qualify ganization of the Old Meeting Mrs. Cclentano wife of New Haven's and snld that If reelected he will mo for the office I now hold." who made this show such a grand Hou.se were given by the speaker, mayor, said "Best .show I've ever success. continue to work for statewide pro He urged that the voters view this East Haven Radio Co. bate reforms, who has a fine Class of Twenty of attended I enjoyed It very much." J. B. J office not, from o political point of the older girls of the Church Mrs. Fredrick Battls wa.s the RADIO and APPLIANCE Ho reiterated that he favors the view but one entirely divorced from School, "ntero was also a largo de center, of a largo crowd and was BIRTHDAY PARTY SALES and SERVICE abolition of the fee system, and politics and based upon qualifica A surprise birthday party was given 220.Maln St, 4-3130 East Haven legation from the Olrl Scouts, of very much the hit of the .show. Her E, O. CURRY tions for the office.. which Mrs. Dover Is the local Scout dolls were very Interesting, but the Mrs. Alexander Urquhart at her Master, the delegation was In way she told about them was oven home in 214 Hemingway Ave. Satur CofukcdLj, OtuuUl If&u to-. ,Dloin-SchHl7, uniform, and sat In a body. Mr. more Interesting and most enjoya day evening. 1'ho.se present were At a ceremony In St. Vincent do Bernard Kenlson, the Assistant ble. Mrs. Minna Chrislmann, Mr. and Paul's Church Saturday morning. Supcrlnlendant announced a fine The boys who attended the show Mrs. Otto Faber, Mr. and Mi's, ^AAKE YOUR OWN Miss Carolyn Kathl Schutz, daugh Halloeon Party for the school, for were fascinated by the poUcctlon of Robert Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Paul ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwlg Schutz Wednesday evening, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. John King which was com Delaware Mr. and Mrs. Eric Swan- RECORD ON A of 80 French Avonue, become the This party will be held In the down posed mostly of dolls brought home son Mr. George Halflnger, Mi', and bride of Mr. Frank C. Dion Jr,. son stairs assembly room, the party will by her husband v/ho served with the Mrs. Alexander Urquhart. of Mr. and Mr.s. Frank "c. Dion Sr. come up to the Oym at nine o'clock Merchant Marines and her brother The Rev. Father Buckley performed for dancing and the award of HALLOWEEN PARTY SERVJCE Richard Perry who served with the IfC^ TAT, orr.j the ceremony In a setting of palms Prizes, Army overseas Mr, King tells us he Mr. and. Mrs, E. M. Verguson of and white chrysanthemums. Mr. Raymond Bcrlopsoh with the picked up one made In England of tor 14 Pine street entertained some 50 Wo do everything wo can or more of their friends Saturday ^io provide all the extra older young men, will hold their a bombing raid. It had been broken NORMAN-NO'lT second Bdsket Ball drill In the In the blast. He had 11 repaired and night at a Hallowe'en party at their wear you are looking for. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nolt of 32 Gym, on Manday evening at seven sent. Greenhou.scs on Saltonstall Park "Steorhead" —the Ozone Road, announce the marriage thirty way. A pleasant evening was en- While making your The children had a grand time Joyed with refreshments of salads, tannod-for-woar leather — of their daughter, Margery Anne, to The Boys of the Brlnley-Burgciis running from one doll to another own record, study Mr, Elmer K. Morman, son of Mr. hot dogs, cake and coffee served the advantages of own is used for resoling on Class will hold all the weekly prac to pick their choice of the winner.s. during the evening. and Mi's. John Morman of Achland, tises, on Wednesday evening, We A Connecticut Slate Doll, HarriSt ing the new RECOR- f as many shoes as possible .^^.^ DIO HOLLYWOOD and careful workmanship Ky,, on Wednesday morning at 10 simply must have a first class team, Beecher Stowe, was won by Mrs. R. Sunday Services In Christ Churc'h o'clock In St. Vincent de Paul's on the E. H. Congos this year. Mr. MODERN. Vi,sualizc the rule on all shoes. P. Bralnerd of Stony Creek the cord Nov. 3—20th Sunday after Trinity the hours-upon-hours I church. Alton win bo on hand for a heavy bearing her name being drawn 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion. of grand entertainnient CENTRAL SHOE drilling. Membership on this team from the much slluftled box by 9:30a.m. Church School. in store for you and NEWS '"rUAVKLS FA It" Is confined to the Brinley-Burgess Judy Johnson. 11:00a.m. Holy Communion and your family, when you REBUILDING CO. Editor Stevens: Class, You camply with our rules, First prize for the most beautiful Sermon—the Rector. n.ive this beautiful new Take pleasure In Enclosing .$2.00 and we will see you get a square doll went to Ml.s.s Marilyn Miller, 7:30p.m. Fireside Fellowship at Rad io-Pho no-Recorder Phono 4-1386 for my years .sulwcrlptlon It travels deal, but do not think you can put 279 Main Street Enst Havon second prize went to Miss Pttvla an- the Rectory. combination in your far afield mailed recently .several any thing accross on us. , drews. First prize for the most un Friday, Nov, 1 All Saints' Day home. The Junior Basket Ball Team usual or nonol doll went to Miss 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion. RECORDIO maksi home which comprise the members of the Nash Class and the DeWolf Class recording ilmpis oi 1 • 2 • 3 win meet on Friday afternoon at SImpla . , . aaiy . « . quick! Three o'clock sharp, with Mr. Ber- ntation.5 lop.sch, as Coach., the following AND' — weeks, this group will meet on Tues day and Friday afternoons. All icemeitits J' right now kids, get busy, we have a first class Coach for you, a fine RAISED OR PLAIN PRINTING Gym, its up to you to show what CORRECT DESIGNS - BEAUTIFUL TYPE FACES you are made of. AVERAGE DELIVERY, 48 HOURS hlj' WILCOX-GAY % Harry W. Brlnley copies to my brother In Australia, JOSEPH R. SUTHERLAND good luck to you. ESTABLISHED 1923 ' IK John S. Imrlc 49! MAIN ST., Cor. Kimborly Avo. TEL, 4-1920 EAST HAVEN 40 Bradley Ave, qP£N EVCNINGS — SUNDAY BY AFPOINTMENT

HWMWimHHiJWWI«W.iWWaBEi The Republican Party • You Presents To East Haven Voters

For Representative For Judge of Probate i For Representative

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I LEVER Charlotte E. Millor LEVER Judge Clifford Sturges LEVER William'jaspers LEVER Graduate of Now York University • Member of Gonoraj Assembly Law Scliool Served,14 years as member of East Sessions of 1939, 1941, 1943 and 1945 Member of Connecticut Bar Haven Scliool Board both as Clerk Commlttess; Former Judge of East Haven Town and Chairman. Education Court Served 2 years on East Haven Board State Library EIGHTEEN YEARS OF SERVICE IN ' of Finance. State Pensions ' ' NEW HAVEN PROBATE COURT Constitutional Amondmoiits Employment Manager of Personnel before election as Judge in 1945. Department, Now Havon Railroad Subcommittee Legislative Council A Humane Lawyer and Judge, a man All Experienced Legislator wiio.se held in highest esteem by those who An oulsianding citizen who will record in tiie General Assembly has know him. Proven qualifications for ably serve the interests of his Town been Oucstandiiig his ortice and worthy of yoiir suppoit. and State. VOTE IlEPt] J i li REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE

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