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VpL. VII—NO. 7 EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1950 B Canfs Pop Copy—Two Dollari A Year .; }' r INITIAL REPORTS SHOW United Nations SOUTH END CIVIC ASS'N Town Tax Office ( •rf $60,000 IN PLEDGES AS Day Gets Full HELPS SCHOOL PROGRAM Readies List Of Tax Delinquents Numerous Halloween parlies slat CHURCH STARTS DRIVE Recognition WITH PLAYGROUND GIFT ,..-^' ed lor the lorthnlght the South The East Haven Tax Office Is End Civic Association Dinner Dance Members of the Old Stone Church last Sunday apiM-eciatlon gifts were A big step In ellmlnallng the con-' Russell Frank, the executive of currently preparing a list ot aulo United Nations Day was observed fusion in building a new school In ^ fleer of the Association said that leading the Held. Event takes place In East Haven were enthusiastic' tendered Bill Hasse, Curt Schu- at the High School on Tuesday, tax delinquents, which will be sent In Annex House on Saturday night thls week over the possibilities of macher and Mrs, Fletcher, the South End District was appar the vote carried 00 to 7 In favor of to the Motor Vehicle Commissioner October 24. In Uie history classes, relinquishing the properly. November 4th. Affair should be well an early conclusion to the campaign' Oh yes, also to Jack Allen, he's the the periods were, devoted to a. dis ontly solved this week when the In Hartford, Persons Included In this attended since philanthropic Resture for funds when it was announced | The expansion program, plans lor cussion ot the; U, N., following South End Civic Association voted Under Ihe terms of relinquish lis twin not be able to renew their Is dbnatinR playground has rung last Sunday evening that $60,000 which were drawn by architect to turn their playground over to mcnl, the youngsters ov the area car registration next year until specially prepared assignments. the town and the School Building would be allowed to play in the the bell amonR the natives. The dis had been raised In four hours of! Harold H, Davis after more than a The 4th period class heard the their back tifttes are paid. trict lost $6,000 on the deal: • solicitation Committee to augment on already yard alter school, weekends and year ot study-by severol church address of Presidehl Truman at purchased site to allow fcu' suf during holiday periods. Wilfrid J. Ratter, Tax Collector, •rile, Anthony laqucssa family More than 300 excited persons committees; provjdes for renova Lake Success, the address bt stated that he is-compelled by State «r Harwiek Street arc keeping gathered at the church to head the ficient acreage to qualify tor state Instead of a possible delay ot tion cf the present parish house and General Clay and'the ringing of the nld. Statute to do this each year. He Is plenty busy ot late in th« reports of the afternoon's work and the addltloii of a new Fellowship Freedom Bell In;Berlin, Germany. two years, the school how could bo ndylslng all delinquents by mall and ) Icttcr-writtiiig deyartmcnt now were advised that approximately j Hall and 18 Sunday School class The decision was voted last Fri started In a matter of months to recommend that they pay these Mr. carl Garvin opened the be ready for occuponcy next Fall. that sons, John and Anthony, one third ot the calls were still to rooms. Jlew facilities will also In regular morning broadcasst with the day night tti the largest special taxes as soon' as possible, Wlien '' Jr., arc in military service. be made this week. clude a large kitchen. Ladles' Parlor, following tribute' in observance of meeting ever held by the South End The civic association received the they are nald their names must bo Elder son, Jolni, now at Camp It Is the hooe ot church workers a drop-In room and youth center, tlie birthday otthe U.N. , Association. land by quit-claim deed from Mar released through Hartford, and If a I'ickett with the 43ra Division to raise 5100,000 by public con pastor's' study and cliurch offices. Tlie action apparonlly solves the tin Olsen who developed the Coe person waits too long there may be ill Heavy Tank outfit, also lias On October 24, ^1945. after numer Haven project. The association has scription In the early phase ot the The new Fellowship Hall will seat ous conferences and preparations, last major obstacle before proceed a considerable delay before this In- other writing to do. Tliis direct campaign. 40D persons and will be equipped ing with actual construction, spent approximately $5,000 Improv formatidn reaches the Gotfe Street ed to his wife, Gloriai and In the United Nations.formally came ing the property, including $1,000 The above sum Is needed to com with a modern stage. The present into being In the city ot San Fran Tlie move was a most philan office, where most registrations are fant son, ohn, Jr., of Pent assembly hall will be used as a thropic one by the residents of the for playgroni^d equipment. Olsen, renewed. ' Uoad, liranfoitl. plete the structure which will house cisco, when the .delegates of fifty who stipulated the deeded land was a new auditorium allowing the pre gymnasium, with Its length In nations ' pledged themselves to area since Uie people of tlie district Rafter also said that volerans have spent six thousand dollars to bo used for playground purposes, Anlliony, better known as sent meeting room to be used full creased by removal of the present achieve and maintain Security, owhinir property for the first time stage. and ten years ot work In convert htis approved Its transfer to the 'ICookie'', is a 4 year man, now lime as a gymnasium. Tlie new hall Justice, Welfare and Human Rights town. Prank said.' must flic their original discharges 'win seat 400 people and house 22 to all mankind. These obligation.^ ing the former swampland Into d with the Town Clerk before Nov. stationed at a Wyoming Air Estimated cost ot the project Is playground tor'tholr children. Base, recently transferred from classrooms for the Sunday School $250,000. The committee has setar c great, and niaiiy obstacles must Delay in construction of a new 1, 1950 If they wish to receive ex department, be overcome before success >ylll bo The School, Building Committee school In the area recently preclpl- emption on autos or real estate on San Antonico, Texas. "Cookie", $100,000 as the goal, to be reached has been stymied for over a year in " wJ;u Is currently completing a • Also included In the plans are a by home visitations tills Sunday; realized. ... itated a move to oust the five-man the October. 1, 1950 grand list. Alter modern kitchen, a parlor for the tin attempt to buy the Schutsky School Building Committee, but the that date the Board of Assessors liigli soliool education via Army $50,00 to be obtained through special Many doubt that tiie United Na projferty at a ' price reasonable regulations, Avitli a supplement use of women's organizations, a gifts; $50,000 to be borrowed and tions win last, and these defeatists committee was upheld by a sub will be unoble to, under State law, pastor's study and a church office. onought to get state aid at' an ad stantial malorlty at a town meeting. to nllaw exemptions. uf Z years college to boot, is $50,000 to be represented by thewil l Uw to undermine the efforts vantageous profit. The land Is ad head typist at present location. Pledges signed last Sunday and work of the men of the church who of those'entrusted with this grave An attempt to acquire a portiort jacent to the property desired by of the Schutsky property for the Signs of Impending snow! — Ed this week will last over a two year plan to complete the Interior. responsibility.. .••;•;' the school building committee. The Stonlck calming walking down period. However, today.' the U.N, ia the scho! site has togged down in the Tlie building program was con five and one half acre stretch courts, leaving the town with.in Marine Corps down Main Street Wednesday eve The announcement of the success ceived two years ago to meet the only hone that the'world has for would form an acceptable L-shape of labl week with brand new sled of last Sunday's opening wedge was achieving real peace. And only, as sufficient land available to meet problem of extreme over-crowding stretch for school purposes, state aid requirements. tucked under his arm. Bet It was made at a dinner given In theo f the Sunday School and lack ot the citizens of the world, ulve their Opens Office no coincidence, either, that It was church tor canvassers and their facilities tor the ever-increasli;ig ac moral and spiritual s\ipport and a dark night. families. tivities- of church organizations. confidence to their U. N. delegates, Commentlns on the Initial effort. will they have the courage to con For Recruits St. Vincent's number one The last expansion ot the Old Stone Pastor James E. Waery said, "I teel Church was In 1924 when thetlnu e their efforts ,to:"save succeed POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS team, of Holy Name League, God ha.slonPrpgrnra; is town, since last town elocUon, n yeai serious Inrqads into the O O P. wa libt tor 3 01 4 years leave for induction next Tuesday Before ' the : \yorkeri3' adjoijrhed' '"yqui:;' Heritkg^aroi Tomoirow.' |-ai;o Joilty of two ycais ago with Gcorgij "iToung men with no pi lor Mailne Only one nioie icstrlctcd session E Wood of 78 I'oibes Place and Coip service between the ages Of 17 YES, THE ' GRTEATEST SHOWS IN ENTERTAINMENT HISTORY HAVE BEEN The East Haven 'Teachers' League tor making voters will be held pre Herbert H. Horr of Foxon the local and 31 liiciuslVe moy enllel In the Is sponsoring the film ."M.y Blue standard bearers as •Democratic reserve for an Indefinite period ond Heaven" starring Betty Orable, vious to November 7 and that on BOOKED TO APPEAR RIGHT IN YOUR OWN LIVING ROOM! THE 1950-51 WOMEN'S CLUB PLANS the previous Monday when those nominees for the House ot Ro-,vUl be - assigned to immediate ex- at the Capitol Theater on Novem presontallves. toneded active duty in excess ot ber 2, 3 and 4. whose rights have matured. since SCHEDULE ON CHANNEL SIX FEATURES A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS October 21 and on or before Tues- Tlie latter, recovering from a re 30 days.' BRIDGE, FASHION SHOW The Teachers' League will receive cent operation, was named a week Botii type enlistments will be sent eighteen and one halt cents on d'ay, November 7, shall be made 'SI' voters. . ago to replace Fire Chief Thomas to Parrls Island, S.C. for an 8 Week UNEQUALED BY ANY OTHER TV STATION IN THE COUNTRY. each ticket sold outside the box J. Hayes on the ballot. Hayes was course of basic training. AT ST. VINCENT'S HALL office. Prnois .from the sale ot Ot tile list made on Saturday 113 came from the center district; the original Demle choice but re Former Marines can enlist for 3, these tickets will be turned over to signed after having recently been 4, or 0 years and will not bo sent to ' Plans are nearly completed for the Dental-Clinic Fund which wUi Momaugulrt had 30. Foxon the same appointed Flro Chief of the Town. number. Parris Island, S.C. for training. The Bridge and Fashion Show to Mrs. Burritt be used for the welfare ot all- East Herr has previously served In the Interested appllconts ore ilrged to \ be given by the East Haven Haven scliool children, A surprise v/as registered in the legislature for several terms, Wood, contact Sat. liyan In the iobjij ot Woman's Club on Nov. 17, at St. • The Dental Clinic has been looked West End District whei-e 70 new Vincent de Paul auditorium. served as second selectman' In the the Post Office Building on the ap To Motor To foiTvard to tor some time and it is persons declared themselves eligible 1030's and Is the senior member, In pointed dtt.vs. II The fashion show is being given hoped that it may soon become a to vote. _ point of .service, on the Board ot • COMEDIES by Harold's Evening Apparel Shop reality. ' • • KIDDIE SHOWS and McGulnnes Furrier. It will ' Much of the current campaigning! Finance. . Union School P.T.A. consist of the latest fashions In Topeka, Kan. The Teachers League solicits the is being centered around the -new Insiders In , the local political evening attire tor both men and cooperation of all townspeople in voters since the balance of power arena,feel that the combination will Board Meet Nov. 2 women and a complete bridal party Mrs. Harold E. Burrltt of Tuttle behalf ot this worthy cause. could easily rest In the newly made bo Dowerful in picking up the' In • SPORTING EVENTS • WESTERN FILMS including eight attendants and a Place left Wednesday morning voters. : . . dependent vote. The Union Scliool P.T.A. executive tor New York City to Join her p?ioio by Lucas flower girl and ring bearer. East Haven has an additional In committee will meet Nov 2th at 8 and de- brothers J. Frank olley, M.D. Foxon Democrats terest In the November slate since , DEN MOTHEmS o'clock at the home ot Mrs. Burton William Graves has been picked! J'?!'^^ arrangements ui.u u>=P.A.C.S- . ot Topeka, Kansas, and Open Quarters William Jaspers', of : 132 Prospect At the recent meeting ot Momau- Reed 140 Estelle Road. • VARIETIES to guide the Student CouncU tor the' £,°"i,""B j" ^^ ,d°ne by. Long^ Dr. Harry E. Jolley of Kansas Road, is again seeking the state guln Pack 0. Cub Scouts-at Bradford Those planning to attend are; • AMATEUR SHOWS - i Florist. Music will be by Mrs. S. City, botii ot whom are In the ^i comlng year at East Haven High Uemocratic headquarters in Senator's post from this district. Manor Hall the following volunteer Miss Elsie Palmer, Miss Doris White, Scliool. Leurlng and her string ensemble East lecturing at medical as with Mrs. Wiltord Sturges as tlic Foxon District, ivhich is A new name has been Included on ed as Den Mothers; Mrs, James Raymond Plnkham, Mr. Mrs. Ed semblies in Boston and Philadel the O.O.P. ticket In the person ot Bishop, Mr4, Frederick Flagge, Mrs, ward Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. Another boy in blue is Frank vocalist. Special lighting effects will phia located at Foxon Rondi will be • MYSTERIES Casanova, ot Roy Street, who be by Mr. A. Dover, and Sound Is open -daily frooii now on to Mrs, John Croumey ot 41 Prospect Frank Novak and Mrs. NeLson Molg. Americus Aceto, Mr .and Mrs. • QUIZ SHOWS Mrs. Burrltt and her brothers will Place who has replaced Mrs, Char^ Alfred Walters volunteered to serve enlisted in the Navy and left for being done by The East Haven election. Inquiries can be -made Dorance Helblg, Mr. and Mrs. motor from New York .to Topeka by calling SP 7-1171. The lotto Miller, who declined the on the Pack committee and Mrs. Arthur Grindell. Mrs. Walter Ames, boot training last weeli. Frank's Radio Shop. where they will celebrate their '.miling face will be missed at , ' The highlight ot the show will Center District headquarters is nomination after serving the town William Porto to be publicity chair Mrs. Frank Colwoll, Mrs. W. Oren be Miss Joan Turner, who was Miss mother's 84th birthday. Mrs. Jolley located at 239 Main Street, for twelve years as one of Its re man. The pack will sponsor a paper Parker, Mr. Jack Santord, Mr. Frank • BOXING BOUTS Whelan'fi Service Station where will be^ remembered by her friends and rags collection on Nov. 19. • FEATURE FILMS Connecticut ot 19,48. The following telephones 4-1C25 and 4-1G2G. presentatives. Vincent J, Fasaono Long, and Mrs, Joseph Bethke. lie puimped gas and otherwise in East Haven, having spent many Itcpt the ears rolling. members ot the East Haven Woman's Club will model. summers here visiting her daugh High' school students excited over ter, coming Football Formal to be held The Mrs. Kenneth Griffiths, John Houston • WRESTLING • DRAMAS in the Gym. Nov. 24. Junle Orifice Joseph Collins, Roy Wilson, Beverly Mrs. Burrltt will visit Mrs, Eight Hands And Around We Go! Is Chairman Is the chairman. Proceeds will help Black, Andrew Kmetzo, Fred Wolfe, Mildred Smith.. formerly ot East pay for the new movie camera Jr., Frank Prerost, W, Doten, John Haven, I'n Indianapolis. Enroute Of Library Bd. wlilch was recently purchased by Walker, Jr., W. P. Hendricks and homeward she will spent a week • NEWSREELS • MUSICALS the Athletic Association ta assist in Carleton Pfatzner. with her husband. Major Harold John D, Houston was re-elected filming various sports. Camera Is Members ot the Ways and Means E, Burrltt who upon his return chairman, and Ellsworth E, Cowles, alieady at work and will be-used In Committee, arranging this Activity from Tokyo has been stationed In secretary and treasurer ot the board season's final three games. are. Fort Lee. Virginia. • or.directors of tho Hagaman Memo Mrs. Meivln Bledryck, Chairman; rial Library at the annuol irieetlng jj,!,.,!a:,:ij,!.!jj:y:!jj:!,! Sally Corbett, Marie Strand- Mrs. Angus Rollo, Mrs. Bart Tuesday night. Committee appoint bcrg, Lillian Lewandoski, Henry Richards, Mrs. Alfred Holcbmbe, PTA Open House ments will bo announced at the liliiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiillli Graver, Thomas CretcUa and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. David November 5th next meeting. Uobcrt Perry sing with the AU MInlter and Mrs. Dopald Thomp State high school tchorus in The annual re.Dort of Miss Beth son. At Union School Taylor, librarian, indicated that the Uuslincll Memorial Hall this Reservations may be made with evening. , total circulation of books for the either ,Mrs. Bart Richards or Mrs. Open House will be held by the year was 38,200. an Increase of 3,280 Roland Cahoon, replaces efficient Agnus Rollo. UnlQo School PTA on Sunday after over last year. There were a total Billy Woods i^s sports editor ot the noon, November 5th. Residents will ot 2,642 borrowers of whom 548, were Comet this year. Billy Is doing nice have an opportunity to visit the new. The lecture hall was used 00 ly at Boston University, intimates (iarden Club Members school between, the hours ot 2 and times by different groups during ^^ii^Ume 44»«*4 ^ tmme^f tell us • Enjoy Fall Exhibit 5 P. M. An Interesting program has the year and there were two art ex The Misses O'NcIl, Roc«o and been planned by Miss Elsie Palmer, hibits. Nineteen story hours were Weber have been making their A dlsolay ot flower arrangements Principal of the School and the held tor children with funds pro cLisses interesting for their In Fall colors was the focal point or Superintendent of East Haven vided by the Rotary Club. students retelling the events of interest at the meeting of theSchool , Mr. William GIlUs. Ibcir summer trip to Europe. Garden Club ot East Hajen on Refreshments will be served by Herbert Herr, Sr., of Foxon Is The trio -were most impressed Wednesday, October 25th. Mrs, cohvalesclne from ap operation at with Rome. the Hospitality Chairman, Mrs. Henry Weber of the Morris Cove Arthur Grindell, assisted by a large Grace Hospital In New Haven. He Betty Abbot Barnes' will again Garden Club presented cons,tructlve group of parents of the school, Mrs, was named last week by the Demo teach classes In modern danc,e .criticisms ot the arrangements Americus Aceto Is In charge of all cratic Town Committee as candi training at Old Stone Church n;^hich the members had brougiit arrangements. date for representative in the Auditorium this fall. Classes register • ™""=" General Assembly following the re immediately. The sponsors of thein . signation of Fire Chief Thomas P. project are Charlotte A. Robinson Mrs. Sherwood Brousseau was Friends Of Music Hayes from that nomination. and Florence L. Wrlnn. Lessons are hostess ot the tea committee assist Want Old Copies under the auspices ot Old Stone ed by Mrs. George Sullivan, Mrs. HAVE SON Church. Ellis Jones and Mrs. Robert Young. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Warkentleh Local nimrods flocked to Mrs. Hervev Johnson poured and Tlie Friends ot Music" renews its ot Admiralty Vinage, Kittery; Maine this Week for opening of Mrs. John Laslett provided the ar plea for conies ot old sheet or book Maine, announce the birth of a son, deer season but Eddie Ciougli rangement for the tea table. : music which can be repaired and last Saturday, October 21. Mrs. I and son found the hackyard Dlaced on the lending shelves at Warkentien is the former Eleanor ".)est for their purposes. Huntlne Attending the State Convention the Dublic library. Any such music Olson of Branford. for the first time in thirty years of Educational Secretaries and available can be left or sent to the the senior Ciough brought home Clerks in Hotel Bond. Hartford on Hagaman Memorial Library and will Captain Brown of the Bradford be greatly appreciated. . a four pound cock pheasant Friday October 27th, will be Mrs Photo "by Lucas Manor Fire Company has requested I 'patt tiAchers : Now ift Harbor street relief." ;. ;. Reveals Real Data' Ihe rape of eastern Europe, now un--. after short stay at Short Beach ,•,• .•• ADD, • .' '. WHAT NOTS Neither could devote much time der Soviet control, and efforts to BY GiTA ROUND Dogfoo week for local lodges to looking for work' because some 1. ORIGIN: At Stockholm, Swe sabotage the Marshall Plan and Masons Had three with ncwscandl- one ;had lo take care of the chil den, on March 19,1950, Communist- Point Four. PTTBUailED BVEBT THUSSBAT ^2iPP'PP?J3§|Xf!f!^f!^S!ff!f!^' dales for Master Mason titles due dren.: Everyone In tho family was controlled World Congress of Par - 8, DEEDS NOT WORDS: Before MUY^B LEaiimG ind JOBM E.'tOISB, Friday in local temple .;. K. of C. becomhiK Irritable because of con tisans of Peace adopted "Stockholm the non-Communist world caivglvo • ' Folillilitii • ' • 'Tutas on a bioojii thi: witch flew past hlis' another Jlfst slated next Thurs stant financial worries. Resolution" as world-wide propa credence to Soviet protestations of WJHIAM >. AHBRK, Bailor day w;th the second listed for Fri Then a friend suggested that a ganda device "to take advantage of peace, the USSR must: (1) Live up Altca t, Feurioi), Asfeoelata Editor So the legends jny day nursery might help to solve the universal de.sire for peace and se to Its obligations under the United The prcitnd ims flileri with elfin sprites day. Nov:-10' !i Third \*111 be hold family's problem. The Leila Day Nations charter and cooperate In THE BHAKTfiRD BEVIEW, INO. atiOrdnge Hall on Sunday, Nov, 12 by Joyce shaker curity. 7 BOM BtrMt Ttl. 8-X31 Biulord MiSchiovloMs wiih t^iiir plttvy .;;.;.!.•- Stony • Creek's >Ed • and' Rita Co-comrrinnderot tho Community Nursery not only agreed to take 2. SCOPE: Aim Is 300-400 mil gaining peace andfreedom^Iorall THE EAST HAVEN HEWS Chest drive for East Haven, Vlticent caro of tho children but uLso re peoples; (2) Support U.N. measures Til. Btanrord 8-l!431 TIte stories thai I heard next day, Martin'''visited his 'mother re^ ferred Mr. and Mrs. IC. to an em lion signatures from all. nations, of collective defense against all P. O. Box 216 E«8t BtTOD doupbrotlne 'In St. Raphael's on aiigllardl, says there are many new five million from the U.S. Cam Of dniiidjii! and what not— Wednesday ....„;. suscrlbcrs to the Chest In the East ployment agency.. paign Is underway today in many aggression; (3) Agree to adoption SXJBSORICH^OH Sore tried tHVsoiil--/o»'
^^lS^AJiJu\s*!<'i;iJK;!tJrS'^X:i.^XX'rLS^Pi>'^* w^-**-- /v W? AlaWt* vi^ifcB^i -l:i: '^' 3 ., U.,, f ,-. J , r^ w??vfp445fe PI PAGE FOUR THE BRAWFORD EEVIEW . EAST HAVEN NEWS Thursday, October 26, 1950 THE BRANFORD REViSW - BAST HAVER NEWS "i'ftp:8 ii^i^v*,' Miss RIccitelll ot the community and of Increas tr aoth, Al that time,, the sneaker Will BARBARA JEANNE KLEIN^ Union. Church ing the rclfttlonshltt of' religion to Leonard Vinoska DOLORES JEAN DELAWARE lite, through a program of leclufes, ))6;,Dr.faohii Oliver Nelson, former STONY CtlEEK Starts Series forums, panel discussions, and head of the Commission on the WAS MARRIED SATURDAY Married Recen+ly films. ivlinlstry.of the Federal Council of LEROY ALTMANNSBERGER Of Meetings Churches, and iiow, director ot Bobbie Howd — Tel. 8-0516 Some ot the nlplcs which have Married on Saturday morning, been pvoixisod for presentation are: religious Field work at the Yale TO MR. WILLIAM D. ERASEROctobe r H. In St. John's Romany A new Sunday eveninn program University ' Divinity School. His WERE MARRIED SATURDAY for adults has just been Intro essential beliefs tor Protestants, the Catholic Church were Miss Ernes-i HI! day, and we want to have an early Psychological urge to worship, a topic will be; "A Church in Search In St. Vincent de Paul's Church crystal beads. Her full Ralhcred tine Moric RIccitelll, daughter of Married on Saturday • afternoon maid of honor, start so wo can have lots ot tun. duced at the Short Beach Union in East Haven last Saturday morn .••klrl fell Into a cathedral length, Would you folks do me a little Churcli to be knon as tile Sunday Christian approach to soclaltecd ot a Comnliinlty." ••' • • . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest RIccitelll of at 3 o'clock in the First Congrega- "•Mr.• Alber»"---•t "^P . Altmansberger Jr., favor? It you liave any news items Prizes will be awarded for different medccinc, whiit separates labor ing eat 9, Miss Barbara Jean' train. .She wore a cloche designed i 58 Stevens Street, New Haven and' .lonal Church 'of Branford were of Branford, cousin of the bride- games, and oli a grand time is in Nlghters, the group had its fli-st Klein, dnURhter of Mr. and Mrs.wit' h narrow .strips of satin bands for my column, for the next tew organization meeting at the church from the cliureh? how to till the The moccasin of the American Mr. Leonard Wolter Vlnoskl ton o[[ Miss Dolores Jean Delaware, daugh grconi, served as best man. Ushers weeks would you kindly call Lucky store for everyone. What day? Fri gaps left by secular education, and Frederick Valentine Klein of 51o n net. and from It fell a fingertip Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vlnoskl of 537 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Dela were Mr. Charles Gaugell of Bran day, October 27! last Sundav evonliifr at 8 o'clock. Indian Avas undoubtedly the first length veil of Fi-onch Illusion. The Logan, 8-2379. Lucky is going to religions of other lands. foblwoar used in tills country, bv»l ' Prospect Street, became the bride Main Street. East Haven. ware of 1148 Whitney Avenue. ford and Mr. Eugene O'Connor of sort of pinch hit tor me tor the Church ot Christ .<:chcdule this The Sunday Nlghter.s plan to of Mr. William Darcy Frasor, son of bride carried a white satin prayer meet everv second" Sunday at 8 The next meeting qf the firoup. to the real beginning of the shoe, in The double ring ceremony wa.'i Hamden and Mr. LeRoy H. Altthi- s city. next montli, and I'm just going to Sunday is: .9:45 Church School, dustry lu the united States was at Mr. ond Mrs. John Jerome Praser of. book with a white orchid and performed by the Rev. Alfred .f. mannsbcrgcr Jr., son of Mr. and lelax and enjoy the Stony Creek Supt. Howard Kelsey; 11:00 Morn o'clock with'the slated purpose of which the public is invited will bo Chestnut Mill, Philadelphia, Pa. The i streamci's of stephanotls. Tlie bride wore a wh'.te satin Salem, Mass., In 1028, Carmody. Music Included "Ave Mr.i. LeRoy H. Altmannsberger of gown with a mandarin collar, long column tor a change. JUst taking a ing Wor3hlp, Mr. Nick Mecca ot piovlding fellowship for members held on Sunday evening, October Rev. Joseph Buckley solemnized the Miss Phoebe Anne Klein, her sis Maria" and "On This Day, O Short Beach, Branford. the Rev. columnist' holiday, only tills iioli- Torrington. will be the guest accor ceremony before an altar trimmed sleeves pointed at the wrists, and a ter's maid of honor, wore a gold Beautiful Mother." Clement- Walker performer the French Illusion fingertip veil day Is going to be a stretched holi dionist there, Sunday: Mr. Mecca with white chrysanthemums, pom velvet gown and a matching bonnet,' ceremony In a settlnB of falf day. So don't forget, call Lucky, or has his own music studio in Tor- pons and palms. The bride was given In marriage fastened to a half crown of seed and carried gold and bronze,pom by her father, and was attended by flowers. Nuptial music included pearls. She carried .a cascade cf If you should forget, and should rlngton and gives Icisons In ac "Ave Maria". '"Panls Angellcus," pons In a cascading bouquet. The her sister, Mrs. Qcrtrude Carey, as "Through the Years" and "Bwhite e roses and chrysanthemums. call me, I'll just relate the news on cordion olnylnR. Pilgrim Fellow NOW YOU CAN HAVE to her. Thanks again, friends.. and "The Rosary" were presented bridesmaids were Mrs. Sherwood matron of honor. The bridesmaids cause," with MLss Shirley Car- The •• honor attendant wore a ship will be at 7:00 p.m. by Miss Louise CretollQ, soloist, and Klein of Hamden, sister-ln-law of were Mrs. Josephine Lavardo of bonella of Hamden as soloist. peacock blue , faille gown and a .Remember next week, all the The Women's Auxiliary of the Mr,^. Mary Devlin, oreanlst.' the bride and Miss Marilyn Cook Shown above is the commlttoo of Branford High ScKool Students which Bridgeport; Miss Marcia Vlnoskl. directed the successful Junior Halloween Social at the gymnasium last Fri Given In marriage by her father, matching liat, and the carried pom kiddles will be around garbed In Church of chirst will hold liielr Given In marriage by her father, of Baysldo, L. I., who was a college sister of the bridegroom; Miss Marie the bride was attended by MLwpon s In fall shades; tunny, .silly and iiidcous costumes. Harvest Supper In the church roommate of the bride. Thev wore day night. They are: front: Eleanor White, Janice Chapman and Dana Arm Wlien they come to your door, you meeting room on November.8. CHRISTMAS CARDS the bride wore a candlellRht satin Rlchltolll .sister of the bride; a.nd Eleanor DeAiigelo of Hamden as dark green velvet frocks and match strong. Roar: Philip Farrington, Jamos Manloy and James Bryan. Followlne the ceremony a recep are supposed to guess who they sown, made with a basque waist MI.SS Jean SantUlo. The flower girl tion was held in Carnovale's Colon- The State Grange Annual Con- PCRSONALIZED WITH YOUR OWN GREETING AND SIGNATURE line, a mandarin collar, a keyhole ing bonnets, and carried gold and was Miss Patricia Carey, niece of might be. They usually have large \entinn was held' in Hartford, Oc bronze pompons. Lucille James made, East Haven; Assisting in re paper bags, into -Which you are to neckline outlined with a frosted the bride. Master James Seercy Lorraine E. Henry Mr. Francis DeMarsellles attended ceiving guests, the bride's mother tober 19 to 21. Friends from-Stony .IN VOUR OWN HANDWRITING, THUSi motif edRed with seed pearls and served as ring bearer for his aunt. the bridegroom as best man. Ushers drop goodies of any sort. Cookies Creek wlio attended were: Mr. and Master Pleter Klein, brother of Will Be Married wore a black velvet dress, black ac and cakes aren't too well approved the bride, served as ring bearer. The best man was Mr. Stanley Were Mr, Harold E. Henry Jr, and cessories, and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Charles Hooghklrk, Mr.s. Rob Is Recent Bride Mr William Dayton. Thanksgiving Day because tlie other Items such as ap- ert McKcnzle, Mr. -and Mrs. Earl Tile best man was Mr. Joseph Latkowskl, uncle of the bridegroom. The bridegroom's mother wore a lile.'i, orange."!, candles, etc , usually Ushers were Messrs Michael Rlchl . A reception was held In Bradford nerger, Leoradia Locarno and EARL COLTER Bolger of Philadelphia, and ushers Of West Havener green dres.s and hat, black acces-so- crush the softer delicacies. Have Hlchard Williams. The latter be wefe Mr. Charles Kurz, also of Phil tolll, George Carey Jr., Connie La Manor alter which the couple left •Dr. and Mrs. George R. James of rles. and an orchid corsage. tun kids, but remember the cars ^^Ji^ i.-g^l^ (ibciUd "THE PHOTOGRAPHER IN vardo of Bridgeport, and' George for a motor trip to Canada. 25 Central Avenue, Hamden, .and longing to the Juvenile Grange adelphia, and Mr. Sherwood Klein, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Henry of When the couple left on a wcdd- going by, keep out of their way. You iJirs. McKcnzle did a comedy solo YOUR TOWN" the bride's brother, Longyear. The bridegroom sei'ved in- theBranfor d announce the engagement bigger cliildren, don't tease the 04 Williams Street, East Haven have U. S. Navy for two years. dlng trip to Washington. D. C, and whicli only she can do so well, and 228 Main St., Branford A reception followed In the Black The bride wore a gown of Cham ot their daughter, Lucille Josephine, smaller ones. It you kids have to to Mr, Ernest LeRoy Elwell of Chi Virginia, the bride wore a gray Rlcliard and Leocadla sang a duet, Phono 8-3511 Horse In;i. The bride's mother as tlllVTaee'withTmgh'neckilne'and 2""S;i}l"'^,'!}3„,ir"^'^^«, °\ *=''" suit, black accessories, and a while have your fling wltli soap, remem which w.is beautifully done. A reg Unhieard-of New LOW Prices sisted In receiving, wearing a a satin skirt under nylon net. Her ?.?.V,?'^''='^;tei'''='^r,„^"^",«„, ^"^"'' . Evely^^^,Wn" t'o" ^rMr..Grace K. Miller ' cago, 111., son of Mrs. Elve Joseph ber lots of old timers around town ular Grange meeting v^lil be hold fingertip veil of Trench Illusion fell ^""^"i Hwry DeMaraellles. son of Elwell of Wichita, Kan. orchid corsage. ^ .can't get out to clean their win-, tonlRht, Thursday at the Grange If you divide this chai^ming fan picture Into thirds, vcrllcally and hori from a lace bonnet trimmed with .^^•n'"i5„?J'Vn,''lM^',""'^ Mrs. Harr^y DeMarsellles of Will Be Married Miss James attended St. Joseph's Upon the;r return, Mr. and Mr.'s. dows o'lt the next day .and will have Hall In Branford at 8:00. 24 Cards for Only $2.50 Altmannsberger will reside In Shoi-t to hire ,some one to do it tor them. zontally, you'll find that the youngsters were cnuDhl In the view llnder seed pearls. Her bouquet was of f°i^ ^,T} "''^|"' J^e ceremony College, 'West Hartford and was Soi'ry to hear that Mrs. Minnie Qt a point where two of the lines cross. white roses and gardenias centered M™„?,1",?,'L.'" ^i,°l°;'^=^P"?<='^ To Mr. McDonald graduated from the Vogue Art Beach, Branford. So 'when you are soaping, (if you must) be choosy about your vic Beardsiey ia on the sick list In with an orchid. 5??.'?°}'F . F' °." ,Saturday_MorrilnB;. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Miller of 25Schoo l in .Chicago, in the class of Grace, Hospital. Won't you try to The matron of honor wore a gown October 14, at 11. Tlie "Rev. J. W.Ive r Avenue, East Haven,' announce 1948.' tims and have a gcod time, but It's a MaUer of Thirds O'Donnell officiated " be careful,-will you? cheer iner up and send a get-well of pink with a matching- Chinese the'engagement ot their daughter. Mr. Elwell was graduated from LDC^S^STUDIO card? Also another neighbor ot ours., voulcully and horljontally. Thcao Tlie bride, who was given in mar Grace K.. to Mr. Robert L. McDon E uiually Uitnlt ot iilctovlal conv headpiece. The brldesmands wore , •""=""">:. WHO wua given m mar- urace K.. to Mr. Robert L. McDon- the Chicago College of Commerce Fornnal an* Candid Weddings Masses at St. Thereses' Church on is confined to. St. Rapliaels Hospi- W poBltlon us a matter oE nrlislry, linos will cross at tonr points and It ii ? '''5' ' lallle tnffeta gowns and bonnet^nets u„"-j;„;-u'^^iy : vv-,-„"l";'* fathei-r "o",. ' wa•"•s" attende , „ d aid son of Mr. and Mrs Robert W, In 1949. He served four'years In the Sundays as follows:'8:00 and 0:30• tal with pneumonia. Mr.- Rocca In- hna been found Ihat any one ot Ihcsa ^Portraits - Babies - Commercial rathlir than of maUiciiiatical scior.ce, 6 i^S}. with plumes. In palo green, gold tur- fZ,,"^™ °'°.5 Swanson of East McDonald o..f Clarksburg„. W. „Va Unite. d States Navy. A.M. Church Scliool is iield on tantino. Don't delay, i);et your card but. alrango ns It m.iy seem, one of tour poiiila offers a nnlurni spot tor % GMF>GAltflJ>>Guiirora,Cotin. '"' '' Miss Miller received her honorable Thursdays after public school is in the mair and help a friend" over tinolse and fuchsia. The flower girl ^y^"^ "^ ' „,° °l no"o'". Brides- Miss Miller received her honorable The wedding is planned for Rm. 9, 254 Main St., East Havon the sluiiilesl and nioai useful nilos iho plncenieni ot yu,nr primary sul). % ' ' ' ' '-' 1 • > ' '•'',•' wore a gown of yellow taffeta with Sri r inF'''' vl^^ '1°^''^ Koelle and discharge recently from the Navy Thanksgiving mornlnir at 9 o'clock dismissed, 3:00 to 3:45. a bumpy road. Mrs. Earl Berger is loot. Sooondiiry points ot Interest ' ~- PHONE 4-3939 ill at her home, and a friendly note ot uompoalUou has Us basis In piano i^ , ' . "Only Rod House on iho Greon' i i > . a matching bonnet, and carried a ^^ Lillian Ahmuty. • after serving for five years. in St. Rita's Church. Hamden. Ilie Rosary Confraternity is giv gconiGiry, can bo located nl or noor any ot tho ing a Hallowe'en party, Sunday, or card, would send a ray of sun basket of flowers. RoseS were carried Rnftfimnrii VrtntiH^ ~~~ shine through lier 'lonie. , This Is coinnionly known as the other thrcD InteraeotlonB. m J' ' "• ' • ' . ->'' ••'•'•' • October 29, in the churcli hall, In this way you aro placing tho by the patron of honor,and brides- '^'^'*^'nai y aanULlO Tim6 to start will be 3:00, so have Hftppy Birthday today, Tliursday. "rule ot ihlrds" and will help yi"J ;| , •' . GIFTS - PA1NTI,N(5,S - ANTIQUES •;^" maids. Becomes Bride Of your masks in place and come on October 26, to Mrs. Donn Hinton to dotcnnino where hi your picture subjeol to one aldo ot and above or to ploce the point, or points, of below tho center pt iho picluro and A dinner and reception were held Mr. Edward Riccio in and scare us. Booo! .' She is one of our active Brownie In the Ukranlan Hall. Tlie mothers Another parly goinfr on tor tlie leaders. omphabls for the best ctTeot. Such a Ibus avoiding the static aunlity that of the couple assisted In receiving coming scary day will be lield down Irnia Allen wishes to thank ^11 point Is cssontl.Tl lo a good picluio. so often is' the roanlt ot placing n 'It To bo ineaii'ngfni. a sliot nti'sl iiavo subject In the dead center ot tho '!guests„ ., . The bride's mother wore a Mr. and Mrs. Emll Santello of 90 at the Church of Christ by theo f you generous people who con picturo area. orchilavy dsui corsaget black. accessories, and an Lexingtoannouncend Streetthe ,marriag Hamdene ,o f havthe e Brownies. Don't forget girls, come tributed books tor Rocky Hill. She some one thine cr group" ot tbln,!3 Mr. and Mrs. Vlnoskl left on a daughter, Rosemary, to Mr. Edward in costume and be there at 2:30 wants you to know that she Is still thai must stand uul BuHlclenlly lo Ot course, lllte all rules, tho rule moto...u,.uir trii,iipu tmo FloridaI'iuuuu. Fiororr hener gogo-- Rloolo. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. SAY because there isn't any school,that collecting them, ,is winter is coming show that II or they provided tlio ot thirds is mndo lo ho broken and Ing away costume the bride chose Rlcolo of 138 Hughes Street, Easi and the boys are no longer able to reason for ninkin^ the picture. \'aricd In accordnnco wllb parllculnr a beige sharkskin suit, brown ac-' Haven. The wedding took place on be outside. Jig-saw puzzles, pocket To maltQ use of Iho rule of ililrUs, sitnatlons. llowover, lu Boncrnl, It's cessorles, a mink scarf, and a white Saturday, September 23rd In tnc editions or bound book.'s are the . you have to do a iltlUj lniaginall\e a good guldo and you will lind thai orchid. They will live In 58 Stevens Waldorf-Astoria Hotel In New York ''Merry Ghristmas" favorites. If you have any ot the.'se drawing ot llnca. Whop you areit works partlculatly well wiieii you around your Itousc, don't throw BETTER LIGHT MEANS BETTER SIGHT stylo 626—14" Sfrotch street. Citynif.v. studying your i)ropusod ptciuio in are dealing wllh aollou and nlove- , them out, call Mrs. Alien and 'she the view llnder of your caineio. mont. 1 M ' - Biiclc, Satin Front Girdle Given In marriage by her father, the personal way ... will call for them. Phone 8-2472. Every Penny Spent For Good Home Lighting the bride Included, amonR hei- at- The Women's Reliet Corp^ of divldo tho picturo area Into Ihlids, —J(|bn Van Quilder \i ' J ) for comfort and long Mary Torelii t ' 1 t wear. Reg. $5.98 ,tendants: Miss Doitjlhy Santello, Mason Roger.s, 46, entertained at a Is An Investment In The Protection Of Eyesighf I sister of the bride, maid ot honor; 'with imprinted cards turkev dinner, the Gulltord Corp, Is Married To Miss Mildred Rlcclo and Miss and the New London Corp. and VOTING PRECEDES CHRISTIAN Dolores Rlcclo, sister of the bride for 4 .95 their inspector. Mrs. Frances Pack Albert Monaco er. A fancy work and Jelly sale was groom; Miss Jean Tomoskl and Miss POR VISUAL FOR READING Frances Tomaaki, and Miss Roseann 25 held at tills time. ERA; VOTING MACHINE IS Miss Mary Torelll, daughter ot Resclgno, cousin ofthe bride. . No Minimum Balance A little boy was busily: eating th(v msKS CpMFORfi; Mr. and Mrs. Julius Torelll of 20 Mr. Daniel Rlcclb was his broth Lovely assortment of colorful frosting off of a cup cake, when Silver Street, Bianford was m^-rrled er's best man. " V No Charge For Deposits his mother said to him, "Why don t EDISON'S 1869 INVENTION to Mr. Albert Monaco, son of Mr. A reception and wedding dinner Christmas cards . . . 25 to a box. you eat the cake too—what do you tiilnk the cake is tor?" The little and Mrs. E. Monaco of Laurel Street foUowed In the Waldorf-Astoria-, Each card Imprinted with your THE SECOND NATIONAl'l Long before the Christian Era, by machine. on 'Saturday morning, October 14 after which the couple left on a fellow said, "Oh, thats to hold onto while I eat the frosting offl":That's primitive people were assembled,by Thomas A. Edison was, a pioneer 3' at 0 In St. Mary's Church, Branford. motor, trip to'Florida; and a cruise names, or. names as your order. A their rulers to signify their dei-U-es In this field. Ills Very first patent The ceremony was perfoi'med by the right Jlmmle L. you have the right Style 426—All Nylon «3 to the Bahama Islands. idea. ; , on matters ot state. They did -so by Itsuod June 1, 18ro, was tor an C5 Rev. William Wllibey. . personalized Christmas card "Eloctrographle Vote - Recorder' The bride was graduated from St The clicclc plan used by thou •Lots of new T-V aerials going up the clash of spears on ^hleld.s or by . Girdle Given In marriage by her father Francis Hospital School of Nurs- means more. Order yours loday. sands ot people to pay their vocal clamor. The ancient Greeks which'he built In the hope' It m "hi the bride was attended by Mi's on roof-tops. The Joe Murphy's. R. be used in Con'iress. While never iu^' ?,?'?.''"'' ''^^n on the staff of bills without tiresome, waiting Yeakey's, H.,Howds and, R. Howds. voted tav acclamation, by d.vitkm Reg. $6.50 Theodore PuUt as matron of honor. the Visiting Nurse Association of Some ot thees people have perhaps into groups, or by ballotlna with adopted for public' use, his Ideas, in line or rushing from placa paved the way for' the voting Mr. Vincent Landlno served as Hartford for the past year. Mr. .Allow 2 weeks for deliveryl had their sets before the aerials shells and bronze disks of dlfferpnt best man. -L Rlcclo attended Y.M.CA. Junior to place. Canceled checks are went up and used rabbit ears (in sizes. Another means used consisted machine ol today. \ ALSO "JUBILEE" BANDEAUX, SATIN and COTTON The bride wore a white satin College. He Is a veteian of five best receipts. Wallet with your side aerial). They, are must better of placlntt a pebble or little ball In Tlie first machine actually used LONG In A, B and C Cups $1 gown, and a satin headpiece from years In the U. S. Army. SiaHonery — Street Floor name ia gold, free. 20 checks wih''your outside aerial. Also the an urn — hence the word "ballot" In an election tin Locltport. New which fell an Illusion veil. She printed with your name, $2.00. Howard ^tanns, A. Mediyns, and J. fiom tile Italian "ballotta". raean- York, in 1892) was the invention of WINTER EVeW/NG: coiried a prayerbook with an or Ino; little ball. These v/cre the crude Jacob H. Meyers. It was a massive LONG LINE, ZIPPER FRONT, B and C Cups $2.98 Use the Personalized Check Infantlno's. , •• AHEAD! chid marker. Florence Majneber, It vnu people have seen' our little forerunners of tcday's election.s by device, too cumbersome for wlde- Plan. Ask the Bank today. machine. .sprcad use. Four years later, tho The honor atendant wore a • Richard Rouza Wed son Tommle wlh his two black Make themjnore enjoyablowiihil burnt orange gown with a match THE eyes, don't,think that he is going United States Voting Machine Com the- chterful light of modern , ing hat and carried a bouquet of Into tile boxing profession. It jufct pany of Jamestown marketed an In St. Stanislaus SECOND NATIONAL BANK portable lamps,, See the'' inex- ., roses. • . goes to show how dangerous acci CUD Improved device which scon .secured OF NEW lUVEN dents can happen in your own !^V. •wklebpiead use throughout Nev/ pensive beautiful'mo(!Ws pt, . Following the ceremony a recep Miss Florence Majneber, daughter homes. Tommle was ^ \valkinR tion was held In the "Hngle Tangle of Mr; and Mrs. Joseph Majneber 13S Cliurcli St.. (Ntiil lo Um I'usl OIBo) •York Stale. ' ' your ptircnblc lamp Ujiilor's "THE LADIES StpRE Of.COiatE^Y AND VALUE". around the room and .just tripped • store nowl , - f ,• , - Restaurant. Assisting In receiving of 18 William Street, New Haven Mombor Ftilcrol Uoliufllt liiiuronce Corp, or lost his balance and hit the side_ LiTiLac In 189P .Standard Voting Machine guests, the bride's mother wore a was united In. marriage with Rich Mtuntier Fudetal llucrve Byiieia of the bunk bed. It caught hun be Company's machine appeared on black dress and haf., and a white ard F. Rouza, son of Mrs. Catherine 210 MAIN STREET BRANFORD tween the eyes an awtul blow and the market and naved thp way for rose corsagei The bridegroom's the orcsent-day mechanism. Larger Rouza ot Branford Hills on Satur a few days later, the' results were EASY TO VOTE mother wore a brown dress, yellow day morning, October 14, at 10 Ip ot the two finns operating today in hat, and a corsage of gardenias. WHILE rilEY LAST! Automatic Vot'lntr Macliino Corp. St. Stanislaus Church, New Haven DAIRY OM VOTING MACHINE Wlien the couple left on « wed Given In marriage by her father, FRiESH KILLED MAXWELL HOUSE of Jamestown, N. Y.. whlcli hai You probably will- be surprised at iho number of places wlicre you can use In 139 B.C. the lirst balMt wah manufactured nearly 90'/( 'of tho ding trip through the New Eng the bride was attended by Miss COFFEE additioniil lamps to improve seeing "and Increase coziness in living. • ' .,: Classes in BALLROOM DANCING land States and to Canada, the Wanda Pletrowskl as maid of honor. BROOKFIELD used ni Rome. Yet It was not until machines used In tills countrv. The bride If,,, ty^.- mmmssmsm- Thursday, October 26, 1950 THE BSANPORD REVIEW - EAST HAVEN HEWS Paga Seven ' THE BRANFORD REVIEW . EAST HAVEN NEW8 UuriJav. Odober 26, 1950 Tlic German claim that John Coach Hugh Greer Local Man's Brother- ^ ^ Oulonbere; wtts the Inventor of Jackets Upset Cuts IJConn Sguad movable type.Thc Dutch clelm the Giiatafson At Camp'Kilmer,NJi same for a man by tho Uame of EAST HAVEN - LYMAN HALLl'^^ Will Combine HORNETS TO REST BnskcttitiU Concli Hugh Greer Assigned lu 1277 A8U Camp Lourens JaiisfDon Coster. • • Derby Hopes, of tho UiUvcrslly of Connecticut Kilmer IsSFO-Gcorge A.'Dloklnsoh, Sport Talents lm.s cut his squad to twenty brother ot Burton Dickinson, RPD FIFTH ANNIVERSARY BEFORE TACKLING five players following Intensive PIGSKIN FRACAS IS TOP r.iist Haven's basketball five 1, Branford. BY B|m AHERN Winning 12-0 liractlcc scssloits over the Insl Sgt. Dickinson who first entered will bo materially aided this tihrco weeks. ACCORDION coming season as the result of ser.vloe In 1942, wtts ft signal center AREA FRAY THIS WEEKEND MILFORD INDIANS East Haven's talented "Vellow-i Fifty throe ptiiycrs nnswcretl chief In tho Aslatlc-Pacltlc Theater a decision by EA Oustafson, jackets scored the first major upset Once, some .years Bgo, a small boy was playing in the street when swimming captain, lo combine the call for prn-sticc but the ot Operations during the war. - Area football action Uits Saturday Centura on tlie coming clash be For the second time this tootball season. Branford High will have a 01 the Housatonlc League football number dtvliidlcd to Uiirty ns : In clvllll\n life he worked as an LESSONS his dad came home, tired, a Utile dirty, but huipmlng a song on his lips. his talents and split his lime In tween East Haven and Lyman Hall High at DoolUtlc Field Saturday the pool and on the court. week's rest at an opportune lime. "The time will be used to prepare for Holy Name l.oon season last Saturday at Coon compcttllon betonmii keen. All insurance Investigator t&r Under Hollow. Derby when they tallied two twenty three idropped flt' tliclr TIie^o\mgster ran to the man's side and greeted hlmhapplly whereupon ittcrn'oon at 2 at Doolltlle Park In Walllngrord. ;IW, the son ot Mr. and Mrs. the toughest part dt the season," Coach Warren Sampson said this week. In the most s.tarlUnu upset ot tlie writers Reports,- Boston. He attend In Your Home Arthur Oustafson of 383 The Hornets are In tough shape physically especially In the loss of first period touchdowns and then own nccordi ed Northeastern University. his pop grabbed hln), gaye him a seat on hi? shoulders and the pair Conlldent after lis brutslng 12 to 0 win over previously undefeated still younE bowUnn soasca. the uii- stalled the Red Raiders for three llKmipson Avenue, Is six foot, scat back Addison Long who waa unable to git Into more than three .suiiR St. Vincent's, No. 2 team Last Sntunlay, Conch Greer Accordions Loaned morohcd Into the house and the kitchen. There an equally lovable moth- Derby High last Saturday afternoon, the 'Jackets hope to use much of successive periods to Win, 12 to 0. Vfe'^.-'.-'-^^--^-?'-- ,v>,.A—f,.!-*-''.. ., t A>.>i >....J^ ^^r •-•. ' ' ->*•, Page Elyht THK BRANFOnp REVIEW . EAgT HAVEW NEWS Thursday, October 2&, 1950 North Branford Garden Notes Hornet Board \ CLASSIFIED ADS PERSONALITIES and CAREERS CONGREGAnONAIi CHOKCn Is Headed By by Ucv. B. C. Tfcnl, raster PALL PLOWING Miss Ethel Maynard HELP WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED BOB SIMMONS Organist and Choir Director Across'a .sea of golden stubble BU-Y - RENT SELL - HAVE IT REPAIRED 11:00 Morning worship The plowman's strength and steady , Patricia Dolan 9:45 Sunday School skill . -; Is winding (Ibils of damp black fur The newsy, "Hornet", Branford WORDS FOUR zioN EPISCOPAL cnuncH row High's school publication offered Hunt's Opens Juniors Dept.! KcT, Francis J. Smith, Hector Around a capstan knob of hill., Its first 1950-1951 edition for .sale 25 or LESS 50^ TIMES $1.50 Edmund L, Stoddard —H. Haynes at the school last Friday. The paper Lay Reader was filled with news of current in Fashion Center Long Favorite Mrs, Paul R. Hawkins Thp Branford Garden Club Study terest to all classes and numerous Classified Advertising Must Be Prepaid Group will meet at the Academy Organist pictures were contained within its For ad over 25 words, 10 cents for each additional 5 words A special department for Junior the wardrobe requirements. Mrs. Edmund L. Stoddard on November 3, at 2:45 P.M. toformat . ' make scrapbooks for hospitals and sizes just opened at Hunt's, Inc., Mrs. Catherine Hunt has been Choir Director Editor-in-chief, Patricia Dolan. 250 Church Street, New Haven, engaged In this field of business In 8:30 a.m. Morning Service and other Christmas work. It Is still a little lob early to plant roses, yet Associate Editor. Agnes Dudley; CLASSIFIED DISPLAY lono; a popular center for superb New Haven for 45 years. She be Businei^s Manager, Nancy Eyan; fashions. The new department fea came president of Hunt's after the Holy Communion, 1st, 3rd, andI t Is high time to get the beds 50c per column Inch ready for them. To make a rose Secretary, Jeanetlie Webb; Treasur tures skirts, blouses, sweater and death of her husband In 1047Bt. h Sundays . .... er, Alio Forsman; Advertising, Lee Konoral sportswear, Do come In and Oeorgo Bradley Is the manager. Mdrning Prayer 2nd and 4thbe d takes time. If the gardener Is Classified ads must be received by 5:00 P.M. Wednesday browse around! Present nrm was established In interested in first class results. It Mockcvlci; Publicity, Monica Close: Sundays , Exchange. Sonya Bodle. for publication In Thursday edition. Hunt's, of course, carries a com 1934 and soon earned recognition Children of the Parish will attend,] Is a good thing, too, to give the plete line of women's apparel In fpr Its aid to well-dressed women. soil a chance to settle well before Reporters: William Chadwlck. church school classes at, the Rectory planting. Where roses linger for a the newest and finest creations, Smart styles • and conservative al Ion o'clock on Saturday morning. Lewis Close. Kay Rourke. Henry Van The Branford Review • East Haven News Suits, dresses, coals and evening modes, everything In service and year or two and show a rapid de Cleef, Patricia Neal, Phoebe Peet. cline—afterward the gardener very c-o THE BRANFORD PRINTING CO.' ({owns attract, with lingerie, cos- satisfaction make Hunt's the shop ST. ACJGUSTrNE'S 11. C. CHURCn Anita Tomel, Owen ones, Charles PHONE 8-2431 BRANFORD, CONN. tiunc Jewelry, handbags and other pers' preference. Your visit always KcT. John J. McCarthy, Pastor likely Ju.5t stuck them in where he Meshako. John'Karlawish. Oretchen important accessories rounding out is appreciated, . / ^ Rev. Felix Alacuire thought they would look \>esi with Young, Patricia Pompane. Frank Frawley ^ out realizing thot the performance Typists:- Anita Tomel, Jeanette >A1M£DIAT£ DiaiVHatX: Irou Ena of the plants is limited by a re 111 Organist and Choir Director Web.b, Joan Nygard, Joyce Han-r LEGAL NOTICES mel Dralnboard Slnlu, and {jiva- Mrs, Charles Donadio, assistant stricted root area. Two feet should ohuruck, Nancy Mischlor. Jeanne Mass 7:00- 0:15' be the minimum depth for the DISTRICT OF BRANFORD, ss, toiies; Chrome Brass Toilet Ao- Old Man Winter Won't Scare planting holes. Ople. Joan Bradley, Helen Kotowski, Mass 8:00 Northford CDngrega- Aile Forsman, Betty Gordon. PROBATE COURT October 10, cessories; Copper Gutter and I Remember that roses must have 1950. Leaders; Koofinc and Insulalloa. tlonnl Church Faculty AdvLwr: Mrs.. Harold , Estate of FfJORENCE K. GRIN- Cars 'Serviced' By Boldtmann's Classes In religious Instructions perfect drainage or they are doom Barker. win be held at 10 o'clock on Satur ed from the start. Good' garden soli, NELL In said district, deceased. xilE CONN. FLtfMUINQ AND Old Man Winter frightens many car will be equipped. The station a fair percentage of humus and The Executor having exhibited LUMUER COMTANI day morning In thechurch. his administration account with cars off the road and he'll be along has a good stock of antl-freeze, fertilizer placed in the layer below NINE STUDENTS' 1739 State St. New Haven, Conn. soon with his freezing blasts ana A Well Child Conference will be the roots are as Important as good said estate to this Court for alloW' but It Is advisable to buy now and 'ance, it is Tel. 7-i294 slippery tactics. But he won't scare hejd In the Chapel of the Congrega soil in close contact with the roots START TEACHING your car or any car If it's "serviced" be sure. ' tional Churoli on Thursday after at the time of planting. ORDERED—That the 28th day ofJ for the seosonal driving needs. This Is an all-Texaco station op noon of this week. Dr. Sterling P, With the leaves starting to fall October A.D. 1950 at 10 o'clock in ANTIQUE Walnut Drop Leaf The place to go for Ihls Impor erated by Oscar H. Boldtmann, In Taylor, local health officer will be and the garden cleanup Job pro EXPJR^IENCES the forenoon, at the Probate office Dining Table, $20. Solid Mahog- tant work Is Boldtmann's Service business Ave years there. He has six In attendance. . . •' ceeding week by week the compost In Branford, be and the same Is ' any Sheraton Buffet, $00. Call Station, 1183 Townsend Avenue, courteous alclos. heap should give ijreat quantities assigned for a hearing on the al Branford 8-3117. The Busy Fingers 4-11 Club meet Members of the Junior Class at New Haven, He will get your car started for of future brganic matter to be reNew Haven State Teachers College lowance of said administration ac "Winterizing" cars Is a feature you, too, via "Community Service" at the homo of Miss Juanlta Hall on applied to the garden. All dlsea.se- count-wltii said estate, and this MAKE CHRISTMAS a l^T^- Mill Road at 7:30 o'clock' on have • begun their first student Coutr directs Flora K. Goldsmith to and by, expert lubrications, the plan to the stranded. Car washing free plant and vegetable matter leaching period, For six weeks, stead of a problem with pleasant light grade of motor oil, and motor Is beautifully done at this station. Wednesday evenhig. , can be added to the heap and de- cite, all persons Interested therein part time'profitable work. Write tune-up, the checking of tires, bat these student teachers will work in to oppear at said time and place, You can buy best makes of tires Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Doody, composltidi) may be hastened by the laboratory school: Sclianton, Box A for information. tery and putting In antl-frecze, thej there also. Ml-, and Mrs. William T. Williams, using a commercial product. Do not by publishing this order in some Roger. Sherman, Barnard and Ivynewspape r published In Now Haven hnd Mr and Mrs. Charles Jennings leave such items as dahlias, can- Street Schools, the Besty Ross BUILDING MATERIALS FOR atended the party given In honor of nas and gladiolus too long in the County and having a clvculation in SALE—Storm Sash, Combination Nursery School and the Child said district, and by posting a copy Rep'John McQuIre at the Wood- garden after they are killed by Study Center. Doors, Balsam Wool Insulation, lawn In Madison last week. frost. Within a few days more harm on the public sign post in the Town Fibre Glass Insulation, Reynold.s than good Will, result by leaving As part of their teacher educa of Branford where the deceased Aluminum Insulation, Orange •nie C.Y.F. of the North Branford them in the soil. tion, these students have two last dwelt. burg Pipe, Cinder Blocks, Cement, Congregational Church Is planning This'is an ideal time to trans practice teaching 'periods during By the Court: Brick, Flue Lining, Yale Hard a Hallowe'en party tor, the com plant lilacs. They will arrive from their junior years, and two during Flora K. Goldsmith, ware at MEFFERT LUMBER CO.; munity. , V the nursery wltli their root sys the senior year; In all; twenty-four 10-20 ' '. Clerk Branford 8-3484. Let's Talk Local Echols will be closed on tems protected,by a covering. When weeks of actual classromm experi DISTRICT OF BRAflFORD, ssI Friday to allow members of them'ove d In the • home gardet^ care ence, during which they work under FOR SALE—Hardy Chrysanthe foculty to attend the Teachers Con should be taken to, assure against the direction of specially trained PROBATE COURT, October 10 mum plants. Newest most beauti vention. V the root systems drying out. and skilled classroom teachers. 1950. ful varieties. Ray's Chrysanthe Estate of ROBERT ARTHUR TURKEY! A Dlay will be presented by the • Many of tji'e deciduous trees will At the beginning of this student mum Gardens, First Ave., Hotch- move ..well as :.soon as their leaves CHATFIELD in said district, de members of St. Augustine's Church teaching period, each student ob- ceased. kiss Grove, Branford, 10-25 during the month of November. fall. Some exceptions are dog wood, .••rerved the work in progress In the- magnolia, birch and sweet gum. The Executor liaving exliibited Mrs. John A. Hart Is directing the classroom to which he is assigned. his administration account with CASH IN °n ti's fall and chrlst- play. . • ^ . . Geraniums that are to be potted Soon, he participates in the teach mas selling season. Be an Avon and brought Indoors for propagating said estate to. this Court for allow Representative in your neighbor A total of 108 new voters have stock should receive a severe prun ing at individuals and small group.s, ance,it is ' graduiillv assuming more responslr hood. Write c-o Dist. Manager, beep made at the three sessions of ing at the time of potting. The new ORDEHED-^That the 28th day of 705 West Main St., Meriden, Conn, for Thanksgiving the • Board of admissions. Of this growth that will resylt •will make blllty. until during the last period October A.D. '1950 at 10 o'clock in for interview In your own home. number fifty-one were Indepen flne/cuttlngs for rootinglate in the in his senior year, he is able to the forenoon, at the Probate Office dents, fifty were Republicans, and": winter. Sharp sand is, a. pood easy- take complete cliarge of the class in Branford, :be and the same is LOST—White cocker spaniel dog Under 20 lbs. sixty seveij were Democrats. to-procure rooting 'agent. room,'always under the guidance of assigned for a hearing on the al about one year old around center the'iregular olassi'oom teacher. lowance of said administration ac 20 lbs. Over Carefully label all bulbs and roots count with said estate, and this of town. Leather collar and choke that are to be stored over the win During this work in the laboratory Court directs Flora K. Goldsniith to chain with tag saying "Tenn." •Jewish Center ter. 'Very few people can remember- schools, the student teachers come cite all persons interested therein Answers to name of Tennessee. the variety names of all their var in direct contact with the children, to appear at-said time and place,! Reward. Write Box 29, Branford, 69y lb. 65^ lb. Hears Thennper ied dahlias, cannas, gladiolus and and soon knows them . as inby publlshinE this order in .some'' or Call 8-2431. other bulbs,and corns. Nothing is dividuals. In the college classrooms newspaper published in New Haven more" unsatisfactory than ;to 'have they have studied Child Psychology, also Talk On Israel County and ttaving a circulation in FEMALE HELP WANTED a friend admire a plant and beChil d Development, and vai'ibus said district, land by posting a copy BEST GREETINGS IN THE EAST! unable to tell Its name. techniques of teaching the various on the public- sign post in the Town Make more money. Sell EM FOWL and BROILERS \ The regular monthly meeting of Hdrdy annuals such as larkspur, branches of. l?arnlng. Here in the6 t Branford ^where the deceased BOSSED Name-Imprinted Christ the East Shore Jewish Center was may be sown within the next few schools, they have an opportunity to held Monday evening, October 18th, last dwelt. mas cards, 50 for $1. Make 50c weeks . with assurance r^at they observe these techniques in action By the Court: profit on 21-Card $1 Assortments. ROASTING CHICKENS \ at the Branford Grange Hall: GUest will come into flower well ahead sneaker was Mr. Robert Themper of to use them themselves.-to observe Flora K. Goldsmith, Big line fast sellers. Imprinted of any spring-sown seed. and evaluate the results. 10-25 Clerk Stationery. Extra Cl^sh Bonus. New Haven. Mr, Themper gave a Assortments on approval. FREE East Haven Turkeys fronn Our very Interesting and Informative Dm-lng their stude'nt teachifig, DISTRICT OP BRANFORD, ss. Imprint Samples. HYCREST, 78 talk dealing with his most recent Local Pair Plan the sludeiits return to- the college PROBATE COURT, October 19, Chauncy, Dept. 372, Boston 11. trip to Lsrael. A question period each week for conference regardlnKi| followed, with many of the group 1950. ' Halloween Dance their-work. They discuss the learn Estate of JOHN JAMES SPARGO Farm River Turkey Farm eager to benefit from Mr. ing situations which they have ob WANTED—Llvl"S room furni Themper's vast knowledge of con in said district, deceased. ture and rugs lor own use. Must At Teachers Coll. served and which they relate their The Executrix having exhibited, ditions In Israel as they exist to successes and try to analyze their be in excellent condition. Phone day. her administration account with Branford 8-0484. NICK CANEPARI Peter Orlando of East Haven and difficulties. They receive suggestions said estate to this Court for allow At the close of the meeting re Miss EUn Borgeson of Branford were for the impnovement of their work. ance, it is NOW IS tlie Time . . . The big freshments were served. members of the committee of Newi This student teaching at New ORDERED—That the 4th day of Christmas season means Big pro PHONE 4-2811 Haven Teachers College students Haven State Teachers College, is November A.D. 1950 at 10 o'clock in fits for Avon Representatives. who helped plan the Halloween the forenoon, at the Probate Office 451 High St. (Socond House South of Riflo Rafigo) East Haven The Granite Bay A.A. Auxiliary under the direction of Miss Lois Write c-o Dlst. Manager, 705 win hold Its annual Halloween Par Party to'be held in the college cafe King .assistant professor of educa in Branford, be and the same is as West Main St., Meriden. conn. ty for children 12 years and under teria • Friday evening. October 20, tion, whro supetvises the program. signed for a hearing on the allow who reside in the Granite Bay area, at 7:30. ance of said administration account on Saturday, November 28 at 7 p.m. Elizabeth Briggs, Harriet Doollttle with said estate, and this Court di at the club house. There will be Nancy Hartgen. Loren Lehr, Lenore Mrs. D. - M. Nelson, a grand Palumbo and Angela Polastrl are rects Flora K. Goldsmith to cite all New Born Babies movies, games, refreshments and mother at 42, gave birth herself to persons Interested therein to ap prizes for the prettiest, funniest among .the Branford students re pear at said time and place, by triplets at Randfontaln, South ceiving the training. and most original costumes. . i Africa. publishing this order in some news To Be Numbered East Haven students are Elizabeth paper published in New Haven Carr. Doris, Jones and Thomas county and having a circulation in Kane. said district, and by posting a copy In New Haye^n ' on the public sign-post in the Town iJsawiT] Homes for aged'horses are being of Branford where the deceased New Haven—According to a fed UP found by Britain's National Coun last dwelt. eral decree, 121000 babies born dur to cil for Animal Welfare. By the Court: ing the last two years will be num $0^ Flora K. Goldsmith, bered serially tor the purpose of Yale has had 28 undefeated loot- 11-9 . Clerk identification and to set a definite fUBL ball teams and 12 unbeaten and link between the new born babe untied. Notre Dame still trails with "CIIEEKFUI, GREETINGS" COSTS and the record of his birth. 10 unbeaten-and unfied teams. The task has qiready gotten un It's great to make a brand new derway. Registrar of 'Vital Statistics TOP ^UALITV , friend . Jolin T. Coleman announced, and Hi-S'Fandard Of those you meet each day. the work should be completed by To see a friendly hand extend • the staff shortly after the turn of Floor Sanding And hear a stranger say. < the new year.. Since the arrange Co. "How are' you. Pal?"—it's Just a ments ar* Incomplete, Coleman phrase CHEAPER THAN GLASS BrockoH's Poinf added, numbers will be placed on Bnnford 6-0417 But means an awful lot. the birth registration notice Issued for Storm Doors- [s Can set the spark of hope ablaze to parents after' the birth of their Beautifies Floor; In those that luck.forgot. child; . . ' ,,: Storm Windows. M at Low Cost It will be months before serial Guaranteed Expert ' : - William R. Burns numbers will be assigned to the Porch Enclosures (pMi Workmanship »"»'Bin£aiciin»«>«u local, office tor babies born, here Forecast of poor cotton ci'op for this year. But the State Depart BETTER THAN GLASS U. S, found unchanged. ment has up to now assigned digits focPouHi-y, Hog House for over 12,000 born here In 1948 and 1949. • , and Barn Windows Cvt wild Shtpn-Tatk on Birth serial numbers are so de From where Isit... ^y Joe Marsh : signed as to enable anybody to de code them and determine the year and state. In which the birth oc curred. The number consists of 11 You Gan't Build' digits which are divided into three groups. The first block of three digits refers to the state or area of A Better Mousetrap! birth, which Is 106 for Connecticut. The second block of two digits .designates the year of birth, wlille "They're not tlic best-looking month. Farmers that kill barn the third group of six numbers boardors a man ever Imtl," Hack owls arc throwing away the best represent^s the serial registration Turner .said one day, "and they've niousotraps'knowii to man I" number assigned In the area where got awful tempers. But I've found From where I sit, when someone the birth occurred. it nays to have 'em around." shows a prejudice against any Establishment of birth numbers, Hack was talking about a fanV- group of animals or humans—it's Coleman pointed out, opens up sev usually just 'based on misunder eral Interesting poijslbllities for the The Perfect Chair ily of'barn owls, nostinp in liia silo future, such as using the birth this your. Some lilks believe those standing. I'or instance, sonic folks number as a social security num A genuine Selig "Lazy Bones" Satisfaction Guaranteed little -white-fnccv, screechyrs kill arc plumb intolerant about those of ber, licensing according to that You can Identify a Gonuin* chickens—and ought to bo shot on US who enjoy an occasional tpiiet number, and identification by this boudoir chair with bouquet of . Warp Brothers Window Ma. sight. But Hack disagrees. glass of beer. Get to really know us number fof marrlagei school en and you're liable to find we're, trance, passports, and entrance into roses chintz — choice of light • ,«erial by the Name "Warps" "Up at State University tlicy'vo military service.' pretty good birds al that 1 blue, canary, grey, turquoise, or and the Product Name printed studied barn owls for ybais^—and i,i, IA on the Edge of Every Yard.' never knowii one to cat n chicken. pink , . . 2750 Six hundered stewards of the |W|ND0W_MATERIALS Monufatiur.d b/ WARP BROS. Chl«;<><> On the other hand, a daddy owj' South African Garment Workers will clean ui) nvound 300 niico a, Union have called on all union USE OUR XMAS LAY-A-WAY PLAN members to prepare for • a strike ni^i^CKlD^iii late this Eummei' when the present w Copyrishl, 1950, Vnitcd Statu Brcwcia FoMdaiion wage agreement expires. I* .^-^....^^^^^i^^^^j^a,.,,,,:,^ SiX'SSSlSSCTi&t.y