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THE COMMUNITY WEEKLY BRINO YOUR WANT ADVS. THE BRANPOBD REVTCW - BAST HAVEN NEWS Thursday, September 5, 1946 PAOE EIGHT OP KEW HAVEN'S BUSY TO THE NEWS OFFICE John Ward, Chris Peterson, Bobby and hit five batters. After Pauk EAST SHORE AREA 230 MAIN STREET brother, William, as best man.) Accidents Take Strickland and Dcnlse Fay. There will be no ushers. _ On Rural singled, stole second and third and A small reception for the imme­ Pedestriait ProtecUon- • Highways scored on Lcvesh's long fly, Dur­ Childrens Lives Weddings diate families, relatives and a few ham tied It up on a single and STUDY Combined With The Branford Review friends will be held at the Haglln three successive walks forced In a The majority of schools in Con­ TO EARN necticut opened for fall terms.Sep­ MORE home following the ceremony. No run. A hit batsman, two walks and VOL. m—NO, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Martin A, Haglln jw Pedestrians Fared in the RURAL TralTIc Fatality Toll tember 4 and again Connecticut START IN East Haven, Connecticut, Thursday, September 12, 1940 Two Dolltn Per Tear uf Bradley Avenue announce the formal Invitations are being Is- a .socrince bunt gave the Box Its .sued, but friends are Invited to at­ will be faced withthe problem of liVCNING DIVISION coming marriage of their daughter, m SOME STATES IH OTHER STATES .second straight defeat by Durham tend the ceremony at the church. highway accidents Involving school SEPTEMBER 26 Edith Httglln Fleming, to Chief this year. On Sunday The Red Sox children. Men ond Women — K. A, Approved Warrant omcor John A. Anderson, trounced We.stbrook 11 to 1 behind Miss Folth Marlon Hooghkerk More than 30,000,000 or 20 per Junior Collego of Commerce Beautifying Of U.S.N., son of Mr, and Mrs. C,P eler the three hit pitching of Bob Brad- cent of the population of the coun­ Mulhern Is Named daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T«lepiion« 8-7003 Anderson of Montowese Street. The Icy. Proto with a home run and Hy- try enter the clas.srooms of grade STRICTLY LOCAL wedding will take place on Septem­ Robert Hooghkirk will become the lenskl and Bradley with triples 389 Whilney Ave., New Haven II. Conn. School Grounds TOWN TOPICS bride of Mr. Robert Farnham and grammar schools. ber 14 at 3 o'clock In the Tabor paced the locals attack. Sunday the The ratio of adults to children Lutheran church, with the Rev. MoKcnzle son of Mrs. William Mo- To Finance Board Red Sox will meet Guilford In a IKeuzle. • killed In Connecticut in 1945 was PREVUES. VIEWS AND Re First National the 'book, "Uanklng hi New Haven", Service cousin, Dean Peterson of Rosholt Branford at Guilford (2) residential neighborhoods of late, lield Monday night in the Town Montana the past year and Is a years have marked the end o£ World War II and the start of peace­ are tar away. The bushes gi'iw up Store is also being repainted and recently written by William F. best man, and Lelaond Jackson, Madison at Durham (2) clothes snatched from lines, homes Hall enthusiasm for the proposed SHORT BEACH junior High School Instructor at time activities. A real boom has come to Main street. The period has too and many of them went to live the big store resembled tllie Interior Illasse Jr., ol 37 Chldlsey avenue •Rosholt. Westbrook at Middlefleld C2) entered and ransacked, grave East Haven Bank ran high follow­ TEL. BRAtvlFORD 1799 Medicine Lake, Montana for the | marked many nqw'begiuiiings here. East Haven is now ready to move around the Town Hall where most ol a "big l«p" circus tent this week! Mrs. A. T. Bergqulst, mother of coming year. After a short wedding' Chester at Cromwell (2) stones upturned, motor cars taken ing a comprehensive report on the II. H. Bradley ot Thompson ASK FOR RAY LORD forward. of them still remain to remind us as huge canvasses - were spread to j the bride, wore a black and white trip, they will make their home at and so,, on, but the climax In work. ; the Banking Commltteej proteyct customers and slock from avenue returned home for SI i Manufacturers For 45 Years 30 Issues—only | Nome , : , ^ j 1U*S. funds! e;if^L.I Street - \ ! Main Plant, New Haven, Conn. W\ City. _Slot«_

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_ Tlnn-sdiy, September 12, lOlC THE BRANFORD REVIEW EAST HAVEN NEWS Thursday. September 1?-. 1P4Q PAaETIIREE I'lIE BUANFOliD REVIEW • EAST HAVEN NEWS To those who are still interested l-XaE TWO In dancing I urge them to continue Competing with all junior corps n Antiques Wanted ahd give It the best they know how at the meet, Bradford Manor also Dedication Of Union WORLD CITIZENSHIP and give the teacher the fine co­ received another second award In Town-^ Topics Doolittle To OLD CHINA operation they gave me. I shall be Momauguin News appearance. Fred Borrmann tells us lie plans I Just Arrived! PRINTS most Interested in their progress. Majorette Shirley MacCormack to have steam shovel.s and bull- By E. A. Cooper off people who have contributed so Naturally I have heard the WATCH THIS SPOT! dressed In a snappy blue and white Be Installed VICTORIAN FURNITURE School Is Recalled cUaggcd out, and dropped on the d;o7crs at work soon on the John OLD M/LL FURNITURE Since last March when tlie East much to Civilization. numerous rumors ourculated this By Mrs, Blanclic O'Connor uniform should also be congratu­ llowc farm in upper High street EARLY'S Haven News first printed the credo Hence the need ot a universal past .summer, I should like to take deck, after chow the dishes washed lated for receiving first prize In ap­ POLISH Mrs. Preston Has A Souvenir Pro­ the principal address of the day St. Vincent tic Paul R. C. church, and stowed, the decks swabbed, we which will be scene of large bund­ By40 and 8 gram Of Ceremonies 50 Years given by Hon. Charles H. Fowler. "My Ti'usteeshlp" the value and the credo that will so unite the aspira­ this opportunity to clear them up. pearance, topping all junior ma­ necessity of having some fun­ I have spent tho entire summer pastor, Rev. William O'Brien; weighed anchor ot 4:50 cruUcd up ling development. "SMOOTH" NILS AHLBERG Ago. At the conclusion a poem written tions of the common people every­ curates. Rev. Joseph Buckley, Rev. jors and majorettes. • Legionnaire Harold V. Doolittle damental agreements nmong men where that they cannot be fofiled right here in East Haven and had the sound past Corndeld Lightship, Mr. and Mrs. lienry Schmidt of Hope to have some news soon re­ of Harry R. Bartlett post of which for the occasion, was sung to the William Myers, Sunday Mass 0:30 At The Old Mill From Mr,s. Edna S. Preston of tune of "Amciica." ot goodwill that would transcend Into fighting eachother. Every no idea of not re-oponlng until the at about here the sun broke over Coe avenue have returned home af­ garding status ot plans for a new ^WRITING PAPERSM tranclent business and political In­ A. M. . the horizon, soon we were at Plum he is junior vice commander will be Salfonstall Place and Main Street Bradley street we have receivM a The Dedication committee was home and school In East Haven can end of August. In ansWer to the ter a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Und- East Haven Post Office. terests and racial prejudice; has help to promote the spirit of co­ latest rumor, I am still Miss Peggie Christ church, Momauguin Branch Out. Here we trolled and heaved sloy Peacock of Miami, and Mrs. M. Installed as Chef de Oare at the si Phone 4-2610 East Haven copy of the original Souvenir Pro­ composed of William H. Robinson, We are Now Specializing in Rev. Alfred Clark, rector, 9:30 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1'. Clicslcy and joint Installation and dinner dance gram of the Union District School Frederick L. Hawkins, Ebcnezer become more and more apparent, operation by making a list of the \Vhyte. and haulled for the Big Blues, but C. Perry of Cocoanut Grove, Fla, goods and services that we all en- Momlne Prayer and sermon, wo were the only ones that were three children, Alan, ..Diane .Jind of the Forty and Eight and Eight Dedication exercises which took Gilbert, Mrs. William H. Robinson, At tho present moment the out­ I am wlslilng Mrs. Hazel Frank CONCRETE WALKS, DRIVES, Etc ,1 Regular Friday evening pinochles Mrs. Robert Chadeayne has been COME IN AND SEE THIS look for world peace as seen Joy because our nelgbors need blue, there wasn't any to be had, so 111 at home In Henry street for the Marilyn, of I'rovldencc, II. I., have and Forty at the Meadowbrook Inn place on the afternoon of Monday, Albert A. Page, Henry T. Tliomp- altiiens the very best of luck and Call us for Estimates and Advice at' Bradford Manor Fire House, taken a Ivuiisc at M Cliff street and August 31, 1890. with the reopening son, Fwlght W. Tuttle and MLss though the activities of "UN" Is not them too. You y/lll be surprised to I know she has some very nice wo decided to drop anchor, Jusl past week. In Haniden this Saturday night at FINE ASSORTMENT OF FARE LIMIT count them. And mnybe the harried George street 8:30 P. M. north of orient Point Light, here will move Into tlielr aiew home this of schools recently It Is Interesting Lottie E. Street. Reception com­ too encouraging, yet much Is be­ pupils. OUR WORK IS BONDED First Friday Evening 'Bradford Ma.ster Charles liayos of Cather­ 7 o'clock. Herbert F. Hanley also of BOXED PAPERS ing done to enlighten the public business man might be glad to feel wo caught about 40 lbs of blackfl.*, ine street will be one year this week, Mr. Ciicslcy is the campaign GARAGE to recall that event ot which the mittee: Ebeneder Gilbert, John S. My heartiest and most sincere Manor Auxiliary. diri'olor of lUmA, the Itranford Bartlett post will bo Installed as Golden Anniversary was observed Tyler, Leonard R. Andrews, William that will help to make under stand­ that he plays his good part In good wishess to nil. the smallest one weighing 3'/i lbs, coming Sunday a party Is planned ing and cooperation easier. making our.towm a happier place in DANIEL B. BARKER ,Seo6nd Friday evening Stone other catches were Deep Sea Bass, F.icctrle Railway As.soclation, Conducteur. WASHING POLISHING here last spring. H. Robinson, Edmund B. Woodward, Sincerely , Church. for relatives and friends. which to live. ll/j to 2 lbs. Peconlc Boy Porglos, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dore of Pal- LUBRICATING Tile program opened with music Augustls Street. Program commit­ Tliere Is an article In The Peggie Whyte General Contractor Third Friday fevenlng Bradford East Haven Young Republicans Past Grand Chef Wm. B. Perry Reader's Digest for September en­ The ships duties were assigned to motto Trail opened their home of New London will be Installing of­ John P. Morgan by the Branforjl Military Band and tee; Dwlght W. IMttle, Miss Lottie E. A. Cooper Phono 4-3244 Manor Drum Corps. wore represented Sunday at the TIRES BATTERIES Invocation by the Rev. D. J. Clark, E. Street Henry T. Thomp.son. titled "Our Racial Suporloj-lty" 34 Viking Street East Havon ' Fourth Friday evening St. Vin­ the following: Chief cook, assistant Sunday afternoon for a garden par­ ficer. SEEK KINDERGARTEN cook BUI Coswell, K.P., Ed, Leeper, ty for the benefit of the Blessed New England Conference ot He- I PRINTER . STATIONER 0 ACCESSORIES who was for so many years pastor Music committee: Henry T. Tliomp- which ought to do the cause of cent de^ Paul's church. publlcalis at the Bayvlow Hotel In Peter Weber and John Enrlght of son, Mrs. William Robinson. Colla­ world peace a lot of good. It vividly Burt Klookars and Slim Ebert, Lar­ Martin Colored Center. Refresh­ Bartlett post are among the de­ of the Stone church. Tlie scripture FOR LAUREL SCHOOL The public Is invited. Jamestown, R. I. Matthew Anas- MIS Main Street 4-1301* RE-CAPPING tion committee: Albert A. Page, portrays the priceless Inhorltenco, ry Madison by virtue of his previ­ ments were served and door prizes legates elected to the promenade reading was by Rev. J. K. Cook FROM OUR MAIL BAG Christ Church pinochle hold every wore awarded. taslo, president of the State Young %)fs:^:smsr^'Zi»mjr-::smxi':simsz^-i»i^.8 Hemingwa y Ave. Phono 4-0183 after which more music was pro­ Frederick L. Hawkins. In art, science, mathematics, philo­ Parents of the Laurel street third Monday evening of month at ous experience was elected to weigh Natlonale and Edward Angelo. An­ sophy and religion, that we of to­ School area are very much Inter­ onchor and swab decks, arrived at Mr. and Mrs Mathew Hogan of Republican clubs headed the state thony Caruso and Carl Llmon are vided by the Branford Band. The Mrs. Preston has also loaned us 8:30. delegation. East HaVen delegates presentation of the building was some Interesting pictures and snap­ day have inherited from darkest Editor Stevens: ested In having a kindergarten es­ THE GIFT SHOP home mooring Sunday night, llrcd Coe avenue announce the coming among the alternates. Africa and fabulous Asia, which tablished In that school. Tho but satisfied, marriage of their son Mathew J. wore William Durso, Fred Dahl and made by Henry T. Thompson, chaliv- shots taken In old East Haven. One We arc very much In need of An East Haven group enjoyed a Russell Rose. "Same Day Serylce" on man of the Building Committee, of them Is of the Memorial Day ex­ survived the barbarism of Europe waste paper cans in tlie center to Pnrent-tcacher association has CHILDRENS BOOKS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carnavalo of Hogan to Corrlne Keating, daugh­ to bless our dally lives in countless taken up tlie Idea and already week end of fishing and cruising In ter of Mr. und Mrs. Richard Keat­ and the acceptance was by Judge ercises on the Green In 1020. An­ help keep our town clean. Palmetto Trail spent the holidays A new candy bar Is being Install­ Shoe Repair Work Dwlght W. Tuttle. Judge Grove J. ways. I was very much surprised at parents of 12 children in tho vicini­ (Some have not boon available for several years) Long Island Sound, Plum Qtit, ing ot 8,0 Knoeland road, Saturday ed In the lobby of the Capitol Connecticut Is other shows the Dwlght W. Tuttle Gardners Bay and the Peconlc Bay with their son Joseph In Nashua, Tuttle responded for the Board of It Is disgusting and heartbreaking how untidy the side walks were ty have signed up for the proposed morning at 10 o'clock, October 5lh Theatre, nils is quite an attractive PICK UP AND DELIVERY mansion on Main street where the HORSMAN DOLLS—limited quantity, Order now The party consisting of Lawrence Now Hampshire. School Visitors. There were remarks First National store Is situated to­ to contemplate that so much that with candy wrappers and such all kindergarten. Any parent Interest­ at St. Bernadetto's Church, Morris addition. Promises to be a favorite ed is asked to connnunlcate with Madison, Hobson slrept, Edward Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orl of Ham- Cove. The reception will be held at Featured As CALL 4-1109 TODAY by Horace L. Day which led up to day. There are others showing the was beautiful and \iseful has been over. 1947 CALENDARS—that are beautiful Leeper, 29 Ivor Avenue, Frederick dcn were the guests Of Mr. and with the movie-goers providing destroyed In ages pa^t. Yet we to­ We can't expect the youngsters or Mrs. Malcohn Llnsley of HO Laurel tho brides home 80 Kneeland Road Aliel is able to get Uic candy. street. Her phone number is 4730OO. Eberth, 70 Francis street, William Mrs. George McNally of Catherine In the afternoon. Friends are Invlt- Vacation Land day have wrought more destruc­ grown-ups to hold on to a niece of 240 Main Street 4-1730 East Havon Caswoll, 132 Qeorge street, Burt street over the week end. dd to attend the wedding. The Foxon Townles defeated the East Haven Cleaners tion than the barbarians of any paper until they get home so, they Klookars, Iver avenue and Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dugan of strong. Shangrlla team of New Connecticut as a vacatlonland Is other age. And there Is no escape just let It fall where It will, alM Mrs. Thomas Tyson of Cosey AND SHOE REPAIRERS YOU CAN'T BEAT YOUR HOMES crane, 53 Myron road, Marrls Cove, Hobson street are spending the Beach Road has returned home at- Haven 5 to 4 In a thrilling game the subject of the first featured from the renetlon of this crime un­ over. chartered captain Hutchln.son's 30 week In Canada. .ter visiting with friends In Spring­ Friday night at Waterside Park In article In the current Issue of 309 Main Street East Haven less along with our efforts to pro­ On Sundays when stores are DESERVES A S vj;}JR /rp¥ Where Good Friends loot yacht "Olrus" of Branford. The Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnson and field, Mass. New Haven, which we are Informed "Travel and Camera', a new travel tect our ways of life by military closed we notice this (more, and NEW force we vigorously promote a world party left Branford Yacht Club at daughter, Dorothy of George street Mrs. Lawrence Madison of Hob­ by East Haveners who sav/ the magazine. The article Is Illustrated people too, I am sure. . PAINT JOB 5:30 Friday afternoon, dropped an­ have returned homo after a motor ethical education amony every class son street spent the week end in game v/as a real "humdinger" re­ by Connecticut photographs sup­ We are all proud of our town, LET DAHL chor In Duck Island harbor for a trip to Montreal, Quebec and Lake flecting great credit upon the plied by the Connecticut Develop­ and nation. and I am sure w,e will use the paper -BsnigaSL The rondoivous for particular people good night sleep (which no one New York. San Remo Restaurant DO IT! Chainplaln. Foxon youths who show consider­ ment Commission, and taken by Nor can we do this without the can.s It we can get them andthey '^aS^jrV *''° onpy good food had) Lar^y swears that some of the Mrs. Leonard Jackson of Cosey The Bradford Manor Junior Com­ Beach Road Is attending the wed­ able mettle. Josef Scaylea, free lancephotogra. help and cooperation of those far are around where we can sec them. boys didn't oven turn In, at 3:30 pher of Glastonbury. bination Corps placed second In ding of her niece Virginia Reich In SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS What can we do- about getting Featuring Luncheon and Dinnor Specials Daily A.M. the ships chief cook Kendall competUtvo playing at a field day, In January of this year Don waste paper cans? Will you print a Crane, started breakfast, from then Nutloy, N.J. CENTER GRILL WINS TWO AND NURSE GROUP GETS sponsored by General Hiftler Senior Mrs. Flora Barney of George The East Haven Center Grill soft- Parry, director of the Public Rela­ word where It will do the most oh It wasjust a question of getting Combination Cori).-) of Now Britain tions Division of the Development GIFT FROM ROTARY good? FREDERICK C. DAHL East Haven Diner oufc'Of your- bunk carefully, or get street Is sojourning In Taunton, ball team won two games last week. A La Carte on Saturday. Mass. Wed evening on the high school Commission, of fered the new ma­ Mrs. D, H TEL. 4-0140 The East Haven Publth Nursing so HIGH STREET EAST HAVEN 294 Main Street East Haven . Jack Hogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. field the grille nine won over the gazine Connecticut photographs East Haven Right in tho Center from the Commission's pliotograph WE CATER TO BANQUETS AND WEDDINGS Association has recently received a Mathew Hogan ot Coe avenue has New Haven Americans by the score gift of thirty-five dollars from the re-enllsted In tho Army. of 0-7 to take the third game of the files, which contain several thou­ 206 Cove Street Phone 4-0159 Morris Cove Editor Stevens: sand scenic views taken In all sec­ East Haven Rotary Club. This ^ East Haven News The regular monthly card party series. money will help to improve the I am writing this to explain why sponsored by the Old Stone Church Sat. afternoon at Donovan Field tions of the state. These photo­ I am not reopening my dancing graphs were used as the basis ot services of the Child Health Con­ Buying and Service Guide group will be hold Friday evening the Center Grill nine played a ferences in the Highland, Center school. at 8:30 at the George street Fire the feature story which appeared benefit game for young Jimmy In the magazine's second Issue dat­ CAPTURE FALL'S and Monauguin Districts which My rent was; Increased to such a House. The public la cordially In­ Manor, West Haven youth, who lost BEAUTY are well attended each month. figure I did not see how I could vited. • , ,. ed In September. the sight of an eye while playing at Our breath-taking, lovely flowers The directors are desirous of continue. That and only that is my atulations Items of Interest may be tele­ the West Haven Boys Club Pee Wee The travel magazine emphasized will add beauty and charm to your reason for dlsconllnulng. AUGIE'S AUTO REPAIR the great variety ot scenes and re­ having some toys tor the children George A. Slsson phoned at 4-1144 or mailed to Mi's. Burns West Shore champs lost to living-room these bright fall days.' who attend It anyone should have I have enjoyed my years ot GENERAL REPAIRING Joseph 0'Con(ior, 04 ^Cosey Beach the strong Grill team by the score creational facilities available with­ Center-pieces, arrangements, as­ teaching dancing and wish to thank INBURANOE TIRES — BATTERIES in compact Connecticut, and states, some suitable toys In good condi­ to the FIEE — BONDS road. of O-O, with George Van DerMalen signs—all beautiful and all priced tion for Indoor amusement for all ot my friends tor helping to AAA SERVICE AAA "Since Connecticut distances are make those years so pleasant. M ItlTOMOBILE - CASUALTY pitching excellent ball for the to suit your pocketboolc, your A Stetson made by the Vita-Felt process is which they no longer have any use, Phono 4-0195 439 Moin St. GKORGE CUUUY VISITS QrlUers. Two weeks ago the Center everywhere short distances, every- mood and your tastes. a ChMaey AT*., East Haven a hat to treasure. Nowhere in the world will and they are willing to give them George Curry, son of Rev. and nine took the same team into camplthlng pleasant In the state Is lo- to the Association will they please Mrs. E. L. Curry now oti i-iuiuuA,n3Halifax, y tj^g Bcora.^of 7-0 on tho high cated not tar from something else RE-UPHOLSTERING you find finer construction or more graceful notify the office. Tel. 4-1339. ' At Modoi^te Cost . . •. f> You will always iind a'fine N.S., visited friends In East;Havonlj[g]jj_ The^'East Haven manager p'^'at is pleasant. Lakes, woodlands. J. A. LONG Co. EAST HAVEN GARAGE lines. There's a soft, mellow feel to a "Vita- By Expert Craftsmen East Haven News sdloctjon of this week renewing . old acquain­ beaches • and hills are never more hopes to book two more games be­ Phone 4-0804 r old railroad station near High JOHN BIOKBl.TfWP. WATCHES and DIAMONDS tances from the period when his fore the season ends. than a few miles from any spot In i-'elt"...a tight springiness that sets it apart. at father was pastor of the Stone the state." 154 Dodgo Avo, Easf Haven street bridge, the Governor Salton- Castle Shop OEITERAL ATJTOMO'JSILE Church. "Buddy" graduated from ENTERS SCHOOL OF NURSING If you're, keen .oil quality, you'll go for stall house near the iake. Main EEPAIRINQ SONDERGAARD street showing the old Post Office DECORATORS Acadia College Jast June and has Miss Shirley Newton, daughter of last Wednesday. "Vita-Felt"! . on Its IS6 Main St. lUn But ntvtll 250 Main Streq^ Branford been awarded a fellowship In the Mr. and Mrs. Warren Newton of 58 building which later became the Designers and Manufacturers of Miss Newton is a graduate ot the first Library, and two views of the Living Room Furniture Yale Graduate school where he will Laurel Street, entered the Rhode East Haven High .school class of study for his Ph.D degree In Physics Island 'I'ralnlng school for Nurses town as seen from the crest of All worl: done right on our FUEL OIL 1940. • Mullen Hill. We are always glad to premises KEROSENE OIL REIL'S Wm. H. Brennan The Store see such Interesting mementoes of PHONE 4-1693 Cull TJa TOT Prompt BnrvlcB Cor. Ferry and Chapel Sts., Tel. 8-9909 Canning Is As CESSPOOLS of Friendly the East Haven that was. 459 MAIN STREET EAST HAVEN Second Anniversary Watoh - Clock Ropiviring WASHINGTON ICE AND Persona 373 M>lll Sticiit But UaTiu OIL CO. . "Easy As Pie" PUMPED AND CLEANED Dancing Every Saturday Night 8. CA1«U1UBSU et SONS Service WHEN YOU NEED A Kaxt to OapltDl Tll«Kt«r 4-0380 101 Ilonilngwiiy Avf. CALL when you have new jars, covers and PLUMBER other canning necessities from the live ANTHONY PORPORA Enjoy Delicious Dinners FRED'S store. We also have those much want­ TRUCKS COACHES 37 Pardoo PI.,,Ex. East Havan and Best Wishes A.C.P. ELECTRICAL "" ed juice extractors. STEAKS CHICKEN CHOPS Call 4-1357 SERVICE, INC. SPCEDWAGONS SCHOOL BUSSES Restaurant Elootrioal Oontractors REO MOTORS, INC. CHOICE LIQUORS Peter A. Linnoncelli Industrial Elcotronioa Factory Branch EAST HAVEN LACE TABLE CLOTHS Electrical Appliances Salot-Sorvico ALL TYPES OF CURTAINS STARCHED PLUMSma and HEATING For Continued Success Rrtndall W. Richards, Jr., Brflncli Mgr. FnONB 1-1B61 AND STRETCHED Dancing 454 MAIN BT EAST ItAVDN Phone 4-I62I 194 Main Sf. 5 and 10 CENT STORE OONTRACTOE East Haven CALLED fOR AND DELIVERED 263 Main Street (next to Holcombe's- Hotel Talmadge No Jol) Too Large TO EAST HAVEN "" MRS. JOSEPH PALLMAN SHORT BEACH \ No Job Too Small UPHOLSTERY SHOP S.J.ESPOSITQ ' Phone 4-2B0O 199 Hemingway Ave. Frank D'Annato Expert Repairing of All Makes of 161,Laurel Street East Havon Bast Haven John C. Santlno, Prop. OESBPOOLS Dancing with Mickey Carl AND HIS ORCHESTRA The Mfg. Co. •r Sand - Stone - Fill - Loam Chairs Made To Order Sewing Machines " and his famous Dance Band EVERY R.epaired — Remodeled Phono 4-3988 80 A Silver Sands Rd., East Haven LET US ELECTRIFY AND MODERNIZE YOUR DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Gus's 190 Main St. Pboue 4-1S03 Friday & Saturday TREADLE SEWING MACHINE We Cater to Banquets, Weddings, Main Restaurant Specializing in STERLING RANGE AND Free Estimates in Your Home Prompt Service DAILY BLXna PLATE I East Haven LOBSTER - FISH DINNERS FUEL OIL CO. Up to $100 For Your Used Sewing Machine Receptions, Parties SPECIALS 66 cents up -Way Sanitary Shrinkage Anthony Bruno, Prop. DAILY LUNCHEONS Hardware Store SPECIALIZING IN TRY OUR DAILY CHEF'S Orders faken for Range and VINCENT FEDERICO SPECIAL — Full Course 90c : STEAKS - CHOPS - CHICKEN Odor Power Burners SANDWORMS at TOMATO PIES SATISFYING DINNERS -Hour Cleaning Phone 4-1514 DURING FISHING SEASON Ferraiola Cast Stone Products Russo's Restaurant Gus Schuermann 274 Main St. East Havon Loss of 90 French Ave. East Haven 919 Mam St., cor. Elm fitroot NASH, INC. MANUFACTURERS OF Phone 4-0204 BEER ON ICE TeL 4-0126 Service 201 Main Street Phone 4-2530 East Haven INCINERATORS BACK YARD FIRE PLACES 333 Main Street Color Value Bring us Your CENTRAL CLEANERS G68 Main St East Haven Ignition and Carburetor Res. Phone 4-2304 LAWN and GARDEN BENCHES CEMETERY BENCHES AND DYERS BIRD BATHS CEMETERY URNS PORCH BOXES Problem.'! HOME OF DISTINCTIVE CLEANING EAST HAVEN WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT FENCE POSTS CONCRETE BLOCKS 'MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE" 4 HOUR CLEANING SERVICE and any other Garden Ornamentation or ..^ GREEN GARAGE EVERYBODY GOES TO THE TOWNE HOUSE! CALL FOR AND DELIVER SAV-OIL CO. Concrete Work to Your Order DELIGHTFUL DANCING NITELY Auto Repairing and Accessories 322 Main St. Tol. 4-0070 Ealt Havan Phone 4-3735 175 Main Street Goodrich 47 Prospect Place Extension East Havon THE TOV/NE HOUSE ORCHESTRA Hygrade Drive Down and See Oiir Products Free Parking at Palace or Commercial Garages CENTRAL SHOE Frank A. Barker New England's Finest and Largest Restaurant REBUILDING CO. Oil Burning Equipment Fuel Oil - Kerosene EXPERT FURNITURE MOVING WE EEBUILD YOUR SHOES Our OIL Malies Warm Friends LIKE NEW AND TRUCKING Immediately Available ANGIE. YOUR HOST. WELCOMES YOU TO W« SpcdallXQ 111 luvtslblQ Half Solaa CALL 4-0601 NEW TIRES — RECAP TIRES Phona 4-1386 279 Main Strsat 43 High Street Eait Haven For rnstallationl BATTERIES RADIOS FOXON TOWNE \. POWER OIL BURNERS ROY'S REPAIR SHOP Domestic — Commercial HOUSE TIPPING BROTHERS Rita's Beauty Shop AUTO HOSE AUTO FAN BELTS Body and Fonder Refinishing Noted For Successful Permanents Industrial SEAT COVERS EOUTE 80 FOXON PARK, EAST HAVEN SERVICE ON ALL MAKES AUTO REPAIRING and Hair Tinting SEALED BEAM HEADUGHTS LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Evening Appoinlmtntl • PAone 4-1529 Goodrich Oil Burners for OF AUTOMOBILES Pliona 4-24SI Cor.. Silver-Sandi Road and Coe Avenue For All Makes of Cars DANCING EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS i:5-l29 Short Deach Rd. 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PAOB FIVE^ PAGE FOUR THE BKANPORD REVIEW - EAST HAVEK HEWS Tliiirsday, September 12, 10*6^ Tlnusdayi September 12T #3-C,357 O/0.037' 73 Calling All Bowlers Room to date. ness with the score 5 t6 5. The Red Dr. Edward J. Ottenhelmor, Wllll- Annual meeting of the club will iUusloned' Plants, and was most mantlc. Vice president; Dr. Grace daughlor, Susan, lylonday,- Sept. 0 Hnitvesr TIMB Interesting. Tea was served by the Sox were paced by Duell, Hylenski at New Haven Hospital. Lucas Photo Studio be held Friday, October 4, at the and Ward In the first game, while Mooney, New Haven, secretary; home of Mrs. H. E. H. cox. Pine Or­ hostess assisted by Mrs. T. F. Para­ Charles F. Lewis, Waterbury, trea­ 265 Main Stroot (Over Holcombc's) 4-3939 East Havon need for nddlUonal revenue fo» East Haven Bowling Alleys dise and Mrs. Osborne Horton. Proto and Pauk played well on de­ Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming of selected. chard at 12:30. Lunch will be served fense. Tlie second game was called surer; Edwin R. MoLss, director; 8-Hour Service Developing - Printing - Enlarging publication Is not for us to sell NICHOLAS KOT, PROPRIETOR Nominating committee was ap­ In the September Issue of the Harry F. Morse, • New London, WhitneyvlUe have rented tlie Man.-io' more space [or more dollars, but Representing East Haven Re­ because of darkness with the score 70 Rogers Street. U^ publicans at the convention were pointed, Mrs. Arthur Bowman, Home Garden, Mrs. Davenport lias deadlocked at 5 runs. Mel Blgelow campaign chairman; Katharine the same space for a llltlo more. 204 Main Street (rear of Post Office) East Haven an article on the "Native American That we are doing. This will the local delegates Mrs. Charlotte chairman; Mrs. Amos Barnes, Mrs. pitched fine ball for the locals but Jack.son, caiupalnn vice chairman Mertenslas." She suggests using the G.MOEN East Haven'a Popular Pleasure Spot eliminate need for raising the sub­ Miller, First Selectman James J. Earle Beers, Mrs. Scott Gllber and tired In the ninth and had to give and Mrs. Douglass O. Burnham, COOL& Sullivan, Jack Lawler and William Mrs. Perry Tucker. Mertenslo clllata behind white way to Bradley, who retired the Wntertown, Field Army Chairman. scription cost to our subscribers, It Phlox Miss Llngard and pale yellow r.'.Esm CRISPl will mean no decrease In news and Jaspers, and the delegate at large 14 PERFECT ALLEYS Mrs. S. A. Grlswold Introduced next two batters to end the game. Jean Hurley of Hamden, a cousin the speaker of the afternoon, Mrs Digitalis amblgua tor a long bloom Ward with a triple and a single and or the bride and Miss Anne Mc- *?5?«S^f!^|§|| feature material covering our com­ from the 12th district, Matthew Ing combination. The Four Pillars munity, and at the same time It Anastaslo. Carllne klrsten Davenport from Hylenski with two singles paced the Culciieon, a sister of the bride, who Stratford, a noted landscape gard­ locals' attack. The Red Sox will Weddings wore Identical gowns of pale pink SHOPaT WE OATER TO will not Increase the over-all cost Mr. Anastaslo, who Is president of Lock ers •ree Plenty of Parking Space to the merchant or business man, the State Young Republican clubs, ener, and a daughter of Mrs. Kir meet Chester at Hammer Field net with hlgli neckline and elbow A&P FOR sten well-known in Branford and CHRISTMAS MAILINGS Sunday. The visitors are in third sleeves with bonnets to match and whose weekly advertising In our seconded the nomination tor Fred This is One Sport Young and Old Can Enjoy. Reserve your Alleys MISS McCUTCHEON WEDS CHOICE BANQUETS columns contributes so largely to Zoller who was the party's nominee a former State president. TO ARMY OVERSEAS place and a hard game is expected. carried colonial bouquets. now for tiie oomjng season. Will open in the morning or afternoon The marriage of Miss Bernadetle WINES & . PARTIES the publication costs. for controller in a speach which Mrs. Davenport illustrated her Bob Bradley and Ward will be the Tile best man was Thomas Dilla for night workers if reserved for ehe season. If you want to join our talk with many specimens ot the Postmaster Joseph DrlscoU of the battery for Brantord, while Gorr Therese McCulcheon, daughter ot LIQUORS Our business people agree that was heartily applouded. and the ushers were Harold Torello WEDDmaS INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE please call for an appointment plants mentioned. Many pines and local post office has announced that man, the league's strike-out king, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McCutch- and Frank lanoltl all ot New Ha­ advertising rates should go up as evergreens, Christmas holly, roily Christmas packages fpr Army per­ will pitch for Chester with Zar- ven. A dinner was served ul Club ~1 U S NO 1 NAIIVE Eto. have all other commodities. It eon, Jr., of 148 East Main Street, LIT PHONE 4-0185 BEFORE OCTOBER 1st Ilex, lithrum, sourwood, choke ber­ sonnel overseas must be mailed nardi behind the bat. UACl 43«, takes more of our less-lhan-50- and Ralpli Thomas DeMusls, son of 782, New Haven followed by a re­ POTATOES 15 ry, bush cherry, leather leaf ever­ during the period beginning Octo­ The box scores: ception at Campania Club. .'•V/NAllVf; OOOD EATINO cent value dollars to buy anything Wild Western ber 15 and ending November 15. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. DeMusls these days. We are adopting an ar­ BRANFORD ab h,:Pq,a e of New Haven took 'place In St. Mrs. McCutchcon wore navy blue RABP.O.E Parcels destined for delivery In Duell, If 4 3'..SO and pink with hat to match and AT ITS BEST rangement which,win meet this China, India and the Middle East, 0 Mary's Church, August 19 at 9 A.M condition In what we believe will be Rodeo Sunday Proto, ss 5 0 0 by Rev. William M;,W>hbcy • corsage of American Beauty roses. WESTBURY as well as the Islands of the Pacific, Mrs. DeMusls .wore- navy and white ..V.'ECT-U. 5 NO. 1 GOIUEN WAXED HAVE YOU TRIED OUR DAILY LUNOHEONB. the easiest way. I'm at a new location now and ready to Pauk, 3b 3 3 0 Miss Betty Lasko sang "Ave Mar- jj90p,ool«3 [P should be mailed as early as possi­ Ward, c 4 and navy hat and American Beauty 11 A. M. to 3 P. M.? ble. Special efforts will be made to 1 la" and "On This Day, O Beautiful SSTHBOT^. t'9TAT0ES 4ta.:29» At Park McLay I5H0RE DIKNEft WHARF Hylenski, 2b 4 roses. Ilihi [iri'diicliui' 7 v effect delivery of all' Christmas ? 0 Mother," accompanied by Mrs. J. Our Sunday Dinners ore Town Talk fill up that hungry, rarin'-to-go car of Levesh, rf 5 0 Upon leaving for a wedding trip 11'live u,?i NO. I MCINTOSH Harry McLay of Park McLay an­ parcels mailed during these periods. 0 Collins, organist. R. Bradley, p 5 2 lo New York the bride traveled in Four Roses '.". uol4.25 nounces that there will be an old During this time requests from 0 The bride, escorted to the altar AP^'LES 3 lu. 29° FLOOR SHOW East Haveners fashioned wild Western Rodeo on yours with Texaco Fire-Chief Gas A. Bradley, lb 5 1 a green gabardine suit with black Paik&Tilford^rT"Mrt3.^2 the adressees are not required In by her grandfather, Andrew J. MCr accessories and orci\ld corsage. Phsins .'";t,'o"l.';l 2 IDS 29'= No Cover Sunday, Sept. 15 at Park McLay on connection with Christmas parcels Sobolewskl,. cf 1 0 0 Cutcheon, wore a white gown with Totals .: '. 36 10 27 14 2 Mr. and Mrs. DeMusls are making Coiery Friday and Saturday Nights—Dancing to the muaio M Attend G.O.P. Bradley street, arid that a large Come In and get a nice grease job for your fall.motoring addressed to Army personnel. taffeta bodice, sweetheart neckline M'=i.oughrm's'i';;;ri3.45 attendance Is expected to be on GtnLFORD ab h po a e and long! pointed s\^xes.. Her full their home at 121 County Street, i 01dThompson!I?i?a,3.50 Earl Strong and bis Four Pillars Riiythm Band. Linda plesaure, or perhaps your tires need recapping , The public is urged not to Include R. Jacobsen,' 3b ...^-4 0 v2^-'0 0 New Haveri'.' ' ' -' Lester, songstress Convention hand to enjoy the thrills. The food and clothing in' Christmas skirt with train was',df-:%.white net Rodeo Is under the direction of Mr. Heston, rf ...... 2 0 0 0 with appUqued flowers of white taf­ P.M.DeLune."i'iMv3.45 i^ 1 parcels. No more than one package Jacobsen, rf 1 1 0 East Haven's delegation to the McLay and Walter Schnltzler. will be accepted in one week when feta. Her veil was arranged, from a ANNOUNCIKS ENGAGEMENT Wilson's uG.op.ocSI^i'3.45 "The House with the 4 Pillars" lliere will be bronchos, steers, Ldomls, If 4 2 0 tiara of pearls. She carried a wWte Mr.?. Irving S. Feilner of Pine Republican convention In Hartford sent by or on behalf of the same Starr, lb 4 9 0 ,,^ Philadelphia"ftivr; 3.85 y On The Cut-OiT Monday and Tuesday returned well cowboys and cowgirls, clowns and person or concern to the same ad­ prayer book with .white orchid Orchard, announces the engage­ FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 4-0100 various wild western games. Fea­ Moore, 2b •••0 0 0 mdrker and long streamers of ba­ ment of her daughter, Leila i Schellley"/c'=pV^^^ro';3.87 pleased with the State ticket as dressee. Fonlcello, 2b 3 1 2 u 013.87 tured will be the white liorse BILL O'BRIEN Boxes for overseas transmission by's breath. Semple, lo Mr. David Joseph Plel, Kinsey BO.,, ."Cotton", and hard rldhig "Tex." G. Spencer, ss 3 0 0 Miss Genevieve Fraychak of thlslgon of Mr. and Mrs. William F. J. uc a pruu) uor 3.4S should be stronger than containers N. Spencer, cf 2 1 0 Carstairs The rodeo • Isi^bllled as "three used for parcels which do not leave place was maid of honor and wore Plel of 30 Fifth Avenue, New York EG pruof i'.: TEXACO STATION Backes, c 2 0 a gown of pale bluettaffeta, sweet­ Imponal Eoproo, i><>'i3.S9 No Shortage of Whiskey — Beer Here! hours of fun and skill." the states. All articles for overseas D'Amlco, p 0 0 City, and Salisbury. The Rodeo grounds at Park Mc­ must be packed in boxes of metal, heart neckhne, full riet.skirt, flow­ Miss Pellnor was graduated from i SeagraMOm tJftANlJm ;o''Cr,s;,')3.S!S AVAILAtlLI AT ) 428 Main St., cor. Pardee PI. Ext. Phone 4-0160 East Haven Plscatella, p 3 0 3 ered tiara to match i and carried a /ILL A4I' IIOUOH-5101111 . Lay Is one of the best of its kind wood, slid fiberboard or double- Totals 28 0 27 12 5 St. Margaret's School In Waterbury In the state and draws stock horse faced corrugated fiber board. Each bases', colonial bouquet. ; ;, and from Sweet Briar College, Va., fanciers and rodeo enthusiasts box should be tied with strong cord. 3 base hit, Duell; stolen The bridesmaids wore Miss .Mary In June. Pauk, Levesh; sacrifices. Pauk, from far and wide. Duell, N. Spencer; bases on balls, Mr. Plel was graduated from the DAN PARILLA'S off Bradley 2, off Plscatella 6; hits the following: "If ye .love me, keep Taft School In 1942 and has re­ WHITE HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. John Kulac, Double my commandmenLs." (John 14:15) sumed his .studies at Yale Univer­ M! t .,- Younii Plump CQC Stone Church on. Oct. 23-24. Any­ mont. Duell, It 3 1.1 4 0 stance of all devotion is the reflec-, enlisted in the RegularArmy. one wishing to enter dolls will get Proprietors and Employees of Proto, ss 4 O' .0 2 2 tlon and demonstration of divine Cliicken8S.;?W:«a49» in touch with Mrs. Jenkln 4-0085. Mr. and Mrs. Traver a Cowles of Pauk, 3b 5 0 Love, healing sickness and destroy­ Jack BorzlUo and Mel Blgelow are Large Fowh'{;K./ub 491^ Prizes will be given for the most Pine Orchard have returned from a Ward, lb, c 3 1 ing sin." vacationing in Vermont. trip to Washington D. C. Levesh. cf 4 0 Frankforts sMni». IBSB" East Haven's Food Markets... Hylenski, 2b 3 2 Dixie Belle .n, '£3.09 Bologna MAM . uof, B. Bradley, p, rf ....4 0 Carslairs =up'o°i coiS.lO "Vel" Gleaners Blgelow, p, rf 4 0 Get Ahead Faster Luncheon Meat mBS" Zvonkovlc, c 2 1 Mllshire SOP-"-! OOT3.19 We extend our thanks and appreciation to the housewives of A. Bradley, lb 0 0 Gordon 9tApwt,i cot 3.34 Ritz Crackers LB'^PSO 27' and Laundry SI eep ... as you never slept before ni ^— SNAPS uMOJanc East Haven and tfeighboring communities for their patronage in the Totals 33 5 With Night Courses GUARANTEED STORAGE GUILFORD ab r Kinsey oiip'-"! oi'i'3.23 Glngeroi.';AP48« 191 MAIN STREET EAST HAVEN for us to adopt a policy of all-day closing each Monday during the Simmons Electric Blanket! G. Spencer, ss 3 0 0 Cider Vinegar PHONE 4-0305 ACCOUNTING—BUSINESS AOMIHISTRATION—SECRETARIAL SCIENCE summer season and to enable us to announce a continuation of that Foncillo, 2b 4 0 0 tlectarTea'i"^'^Ko34' N. Spencer, cf 4 3 1 OTHER PnOGRAhtS AlW COURSBS AVAILABLE Cleanserg='3cANs14' policy throughout the year. Here's a marvel of comfort only this astonishing elec­ Vitall, c 4 1 0 DAY AND EVENING MEN AND WOMEN HEV/ EMGLAND fj i BoraxKir?m^n..3pKosl4' FRESH FRUITS Clorc, p 0 0 0 RUM-90 prool-5TH_&.u tronic age could produce ... an electronic, not merely Starr, lb 3 1 1 Kirkman'Srtr«?bn"K=o^23' and VE(5ETABLES electric blanketl A blanket that stay^s your favorite Totals 35 5 4 JUNIOR COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Rioiiilo"'i"<;^;o»r'iyi3.29 389 WHITNEY AVE:,NEW HAVEN II, CONN. TEL.8-7003 Kirkman's.4^,'pi;"18' 2 base hits, Ward; 3 base hits, Ja­ Merlto"li'cp"ror SSI 3.95 ALLiAliOVt WHEN AVAIUAQIE temperature all night long (can't get too cool—or too cobsen 2, N. Spencer; stoleti bases, Until Further Notice Our Stores Will Be Closed warm). Never a cold or damp spot to ^disturb your Proto ; 2, Hylenski, B. Bradley, Pedro «i..p">oi DOT J.s J PouniJ Cake p'"»'r CST 31' Zvonkovlc, Jacobsen,'Moore; bases • a...... PLANTEnC PUNCH C QH slumber. No more oppressive weight of several covers. on balls off Blgelow 3, off Clorc 3, Coffee Cake''.ft';3o?25« . All Day Mondays Myers»? p rooi-i.Tn BQ4/T a.o^ LARGEST - MOST MODERN - MOST COMPLETE STOCKED LIQUOR STORE BETWEEN NEW YORK Just one blanket to make up on the bed, just one to off D'Amlco 5; hits off Blgelow 4, The Branford Printing Co. Do'nuts'^S^'z°'20',To'z"19' AND BOSTON store.and launder. Fully automatic . . . safe . ^ . off Clorc 1, off D'Amlco 4; double SHOP TODAY AT YOUR Spanish Bar \T/cZ5' ESTABLISHED 1933 play, Blgelow to Proto to Ward; matchlessly comfortable. passed balls, Vatali 2, Zvonkovlc; NEARBY A&P LIQUOR STORE PHONE 4-0064-WE DELIVER SEA FOODS IN hit by pitcher by Blgelow (N, Spen­ Commercial Printers ^ JUICES v^ BALTIMORE BROS. ECONOMY QUALITY MARKET 39.50 cer )• by Clorc 2,-, (Zvonkovlc and 269 MAIN STREET—Next to Capitol Theatre EAST HAVEN, CONN. LARGE VARIETY Duell) wild pitches, D'Amlco. GRAPEFRUIT MEAT MARKET plus Federal Tax TICKETS • STATIONERY • BILLS 4-1202 4-3143 SWEETENED oi UNSWEETENED CAN Uil Keep Asking For Your Favorite Brand Of Liquor — We 4-1608 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES NAME CARDS • WEDDING INVITATIONS 216A Main Street 315 Main Street Short Bedch Road Sunday, September 15, 1946 308 Main Street ANNOUNCEMENTS • CIRCULARS ORANGE "Substance" will be the subject V/EETENED Of 46 OZ May Be Temporarily Out Of Stock - But Never For Long Sea Food of the Lesson Sermon for Sunday, STREET INSWEETEMED CAN 49= UNIVERSAL FOOD September 15, 1948. SEE OR CALL FREE DELIVERY Market LOUIS D'ONOFRIO GREENE'S MARKET The Golden Tex Is from Isaiah BLENDED STORE SV/EETENED cr ALL OVER EAST HAVEN-SHORT BEACH—MOMAUGUIN—FOXON—MORRIS COVE—BRANFORD PHONE 4.0947 33:6 "Wisdom and knowledge shall 46 OZ 4-2547 4-2338 The Branford Printing Co. UNSWEETENED CAN -DELIVERY BETWEEN 4-6 P.M. — ORDERS RECEIVED AFTER 4 P.M; WILL BE DELIVERED THE Free Delivery on Orders of 4-2625 be the stability of thy times, and Closed Monday, strength ot salvation: the fear pf : • FOLLOWING DAY $1 or More 442 Main Street 429 Thompson Ave. 452 Thotiipsbn Ave. ORANGE ST. ^t CROWN ROSE STREET BRAMFORD the Lord is his treasure." ' •"• TELEPHONE 400 ^^^^B^iv^iBF^ Dan A. Parilla Dick Parilla 176 Main Strest East Haven Selections from the Bible include T e

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I>A,OE,SIX THE BRANFORD REVIEW - EAST HAVEN NEWS Tluusday, September 12, 1046 '.1 :• ^'j^,! }>>t>!f »rrn i-r^—•—'rr-.—r-"a.T-: rr-n r-T- from New Orleans PENS Entered ai second class matter October clruison, Curtis Wayland and Eugene le, It20, at the Post Office at Branford. Y'outh Sunday centration of paid employees In the BONDS Bert Barker in Biddeford-Saco, PENCILS Conn., under Act of March 3, 1897. Fulton, Jack Poulton and Philip remaining areas." 9:4 Church School Mason, Jerry Hayward and Jack Maine. Branford office was opened In There are those who are of 11:00 Sermon, morning Wor.slilp Coming, Buddy Briggs and George Anthem sung by junior choir May of 1B42 and soon became a bee­ "AS Gpp HAS GIVEN US dom l.s an Inert people. opinion that, Old Home Week art Cosbelt. Sondergaard members. hive of activity, paid and voluntary "Today, we Connecticut are go­ show with its attendance of HOO or BUSINESS Milton Rice several times Hlnes , LIBERIY, I-ET US ffAKE IT." Main Street Branford 4:00 Loyally , Group conducted Since rationing the work has been ing forward to meet the problems more is record for state First ot New Haven singles title and DANCI! TlCKirrS AVAILABLE especially for and by the young concentrated on price control. "As Connecticut starts on her and opportunities of our state In Federal Savings directors deciding =JEWELER= conn. State doubles champion with Tickets have been placed on sale DIRECTORY people of the . church conference lourth century of self govermnent, the spirit of practical Idealism who will attend convention In Harris Everett of Mlanl Florida in for the block dance lo be held Sep­ delegates, Priscilla Shorey, James ui^lmlted possibilities for achieve­ summed up In the terse speech of Swampscott, Mass. 1942 and Henry L\lflcr-recent by tember IB on South Main street. Why not have your typewriter and Parsons and James Nelson will re­ ment, bpth material nnlct loavL'.*; with same 11:00 Morning service or move Into the country away READY TO COOK C. B. GUY, Mgr. Mrs Leonora B. Cooke, Clark Ave. \ Sold to Doalcrs or Johhert ROCK WOOL 13th Sunday after Trinity, Sept. 15 Miss Minnie Beardsley ot Pros- Branford but we do nothing about Leaders; Roofing and Insulation. a business trip to Ohio. Dwj'er. ^^^ tlie movies, uses a lonp scjirf to 0:15—Sunday School Tliome: "A it...... Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shorey and Mr. and "Mrs. A. Jean Pfellf at­ 'L *'^^-i.. "J's't of h<-i ttlnlc bathing suit. peel Hill has been entertaining Mr. FOUR WAYS TO BUY Lesson from, a Piece of Chalk" NORTH BRANFORD Breezy, Whorttleberry says she's THE CONN. I'LUMBJNG AND daughters have returned liome tended a wedding In Hartford Sat­ and Mrs. Albert Werner of Long Is­ Cash - Chiirgo Account 10:30—Morning Worship Sermon; the kind of a girl a guy could take LUMBER COiVn'ANY from a visit In Carver, Mass. urday. land. 90-day Charge or "Who Is My Neighbor?" home to his mother—if he could DANCE and RELAX 1730 Slate St. New Haven, Conn. Mrs. James Twining entered New A stork shower given for Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Dodds of $1.25 PER WEEK Tcl. 7-0294 Massachusetts were recent guests Tuesday, September 17—Senior Services In the local churches on college has also been asked to serve trust his father. Haven liospital this week. Lewis R. Burgess, by Mrs. George A. Complete 13 Pioco Living Room Choir rehearsal at 8:00 P. M. Notice Sunday include: as a coun.selor to G. I. Freshmen James lii-awi, Main Street will be Qulnney Jr. and Mrs. Arthur While of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. 01ar)i ,ot Stony Creek. Completo 17 PIOCO Qodroom change of day tor this week. beginning on Wednesday. WANTED—Man for dish wash­ at the Newington Veteran Hospital Jr., at the latters home in Clark St, Augustine's It. C. Chuicli Completo B2 Plocs Modern KHchon CONNECTICUT HOME Wednesday, September 18—Hart­ Clinton Casino er and porter work. "Full time, for a couple of weeks. Ave. recently. Thofie present were: ford District's Annual Meeting. Masses at 7 and 9:15 Reiriihold Named six day , week. Apply Howard ALL 82 PIECES FOR ONLY INSULATION CO. THE AIRPLANE Route I, Boston Post Road, Between Clinton and Westbroolt St. Elizabeth's Womens Club Mi-s. Philip Tarboll Jr., Miss Edith ed 675 men, 453 ot thorn for Air­ 10:00 A. M. —Opennlg Session Rev. John J. McCarthy, pastor. Johnson's Restaurant,. Branford. meet this evening at tiie club. Munro, Miss Virginia Smith, Mrs. borne unasslgned, 78 for service W. S. WOOD 2:00 P. M.—Afternoon Session Prank Frawley, organist and choir IN FORESTRY Purchasing Agent SATURDAY EVENING Ensign James Martin, son of Mr. Esther Perry, Mrs. Earle Burgess, with the 82d Airborne Division and $389.00 $389.00 7:30—P. M. Vespers Sermon by director LOST—Passbook No. 14273. If and Mrs. John Martin, Beckett Ave. Mrs. William McBrlde, Mrs. Joseph 44 with the 11th Airborne Division. Wv lell only brand now morchand'no Pme Orchard Tel. Bfd. 143-3 It Is difficult to forsee the many JOHN DAMATO AND HIS ORCHESTRA Dr. A. D. Mttttson of Augustana Zlon Episcopal Church Frank M. Reinhold, of Watertown found return to Branford Savings Is a supply officer in Shanghaii, Paye, Mrs. Fred Helen Mrs. David Seminary, Rock Island, Illinois changes ahead for commerce and FEATURING VOCALIST LARRY TODD China for the coming year. He flew Kyle, Mrs. Artliur Hitclicock, Mrs. VERETANS has been named Purchasing Agent Bank 9-12,26 10-10 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HERE pastor Bernard Johnson of Stam­ 9 ;30 Holy Eucharist will be cele- Industryas new ways developed for for The Connecticut Light and from this country to Pearl Harbor. George A. Qulnney Jr., Mrs. Arthur broted. William R. Burns ford,, liturgist Combined Children's the use of the airplane. For in­ Power Company to succeed H. S. ALL STAR FLOOR SHOW Mrs. William Winter of Provi­ Willie Jr., Mrs. Lewis Burgess, Mrs. • TINV'S" r.AlJV liOV weiclis 1.') piiiuuls and is Cilled No rod tdpo—no doIaY Paramount Rev. Francis J. Smith, Rector, LOST—P'>'^s''ook No. 1302G. If Cricket, and Senior Choirs will sing. stance, in forestry! piatt of Watertpwii, whose retire­ dence was a guest this week of Mr. Harold S. Fowler, Mrs. Edward Cop- Mania pony is sevt-n years old and weiglis 210 pounds, They are BEAT THE PRICE RISE Mrs Paul R. Hawkins, organist and found return to Branford Savings owned by the llniiser fairu at Day tun, O. And Sons Tliursday. September 10—Hope Hiking through some woodlots ment from the Company became LOBSTER - STEAK - SEAFOOD DINNERS and Mrs. Arnold J. Peterson. perthite, Mrs. George A. Qulnney choir director. Bank 9-12,20 10-10 Seleel your furntluro now Contractors Circle meets at the homo of Mrs. with the owner the other day, ho effective September 1, It was an­ Sr. said, after a while, "1 need several CHOICE LIQUORS Haven Railroad.s nlhletic assocla-igazlne Connecticut photographs •MflhogAny, Bodroomt, Comblndtlon FOUNDATIONS . WALLS Ebbe • Carlson, 47 Rogers Street.ot Congregational Church nounced. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Carr of PLUMBING and FOR'SALE—3 lols. Clear Lake, tlons, and the New York City As-jfrom the Commission's photograph Radloi, RofrlgorAlort FLOORS • DRIVEWAYS 8:00 P. M 11:00 Morning worship hours to cover my license renewal. Mr. Reinhold has been employed COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND TAP ROOM Middletown and Short Beach, are Come on over to the airport and North Branford. Priced ' reason­ SDciaOon of Passenger and Ticket | files, which contain several Ihou- Wo ttore your lurnituro froa SIDEWALKS • CURBING Rev. G. Dillard Lessley Pastor by The Connecticut Light and Pow­ ably for quick sale. Phone Bran­ at their apartment on Main Street HEATING STEPS • GARAGES St. STEPHEN'S A. M. E. ZION we'll look at this timber in a new er Company since 1923, when he for two weeks. Agents. sand scenic views taken In all sec- Cflll For Our Courlosy Car Mr. Eldrldge Jones,, organist for and easier way.'' Well, over we ford 297-5. Moorhead, whose home is 19D lions of the slate. Those photogra­ BACK FILLING Rev. Atkins accepted a position as clerk in the Wanted An enjoyable day was spent at CONTRACTORS the day. Washington Avenue, West Haven, phs were used as the basis ot .the TRUCKING - DIGGING Rogers Street wenti The two of us pushed out a Company's engineering department Mrs. Arthur Hltchcocks ot Hilda LEE FURNITURE CO. WOMAN—R'^fl"'''!, capable, ar­ was born in New Haven, Conn., on feature story wlilch appeared in 11:00 Morning Bervloe Mr. Edward F. Duley, formerly of light two-seated "Cub Coup"-speed Before his promotion in 1933 to As­ Street Riverside last Friday in GUTTERS - LEADERS "Weity'ille^t Groatest Store" PHONE 5-0949 tistically inclined, 43 years, would PASTRY BAKER February 2, 1906, and attended the the magazine's second issue dated 1:00 Church School ' . Port Totten, will be a guest soloist, 70 miles, rental 39.00, per hour. He sistant Purchasing Agent, Mr honor ot Mrs. John Burton ot Al­ JOBBING Ml WHALLEY AVE. NEW HAVEN I^S Church St. New Havon How Does Your Home Look like something where I can work New Haven public schools. in September. 0:00 Christian Endeavor JHe is a professional singer who has and the airport manager rechecked Reinhold had also been Chief Clerk bany New York, those present were: PHONE 3-2100 alone in vicinity of Guilford. Ad­ Boston Post Road Branford entertained over some of New York's it for flight. Into it we climbed; and of the Company's Waterbury Dis FULL OR PART TIN/IE Mrs. Burton, Mrs'. Gilbert, Mrs. Judd He first entered the service of the The Iruvel magazine emphasized largest stations. He ser.ved as Mr. To An Outsider? dress "M" care ot D. Hough, 17 New Haven Railroad, in September the great variety ot scenes and re- For iho bonenf o( working veterant wo away we flew. , •^ trlct and General Storekeeper. A Smith, Mi's. Albert Clark, Mrs. TEL. 1957 will bo opon 9 A.M. lo 9 P.M. dally County Street, Now Haven. |Lessley's assistants at the Fort It was marvellous.: First, over a veteran of both world wars, Mrs. Hitchcock and Mrs. Qulnney Sr. 1922, and after holding various creatlonal tacililies available wlth- when he was Captain and serving Are you proud of your home, or have you become SUMMIT HOUSE positions in the passenger traffic ,ln compact Connecticut, and low mountain, along whose slopes I Reinhold accepted a commission William Fullerton wlio was badly as Chaplain there. {( vias able to Inspect the outlines of as a Lieutenant In the U. S. Navy used to a lot of ill-matched work that you would LOST—Pa'^sbook No. 12944: If burned in a boat motor explosion department was' appointed chief stites, "Since Connecticut distances With Mr. Duley, as weekend guest i-ecent cuttings, and also the physi­ during World War II and served promptly dislike about another's home. found return to Branford Savings a few weeks ago will be removed clerk of the New Haven office on are everywhere short distances, I with the Navy Department, in Bank 9-ll,25;10-9 September 1, 1938, which position everything pleasant In the state Is LEVESH & SON [at the parsonage will also be cal features of a newly acquired from the hospital Sunday to hi s Clean Rugs another ex-G. I., Mr. Alfred Kay, State Forest. Next we followed Washington. He is Commodore of liome in Guilford. he has held until his present ap- located not far from something else Mattatuck Council, Boy Scouts of poliftment. that Is pleasant. Lakes, woodland, who served at Fort Totten. several main highways, which could FOR SALE—^^'^I'l'^ extension ta­ Miss Jeanne S. Thomas of Stan­ America. Married, and the father General Contracting Co. ble and 4 chairs, unscratched. Capitol Theatre Moorhead Is a member of the beaches and hills are never more TAILORING - REPAIRING be easily recognized and identified; 281 MAIN ST. EAST HAVE1>J ley Point lias as her guest this week of two children, Mr. Reinliold lives Almost new, gray, dyed pony coat, New Haven Railroad Club, New than a few miles from any .spot In Make My Rooms Totoket Grange held a Boosters' then along one of the chains of Ernest Sangree Miss Velma John.son, of South Gla­ on Litchfleld Road, Watertown. Call 1945-3 after 4:30. Haven Railroad athetlc a.ssocla- the slate." Night meeting at the town hall on streams and reservoirs with sur Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sept. 12-13-14 stonbury, her room-mate at tlie DRY CLEANING - PRESSING LANPHIER ROAD TEL. BBANPOED 1011 tloil. New Haven Railroad Y. M. Tuesday night. Members of the rounding wooded areas such as Gateway. Mr. Piatt, who lives on Guernsey C. A., and American Association of commimlty were Invited to bo prcT fornish our city with Its water Despite current shortages we have managed to keep our stocks ORANGES - GRAPEFRUIT- Wi+hou+ I, town Road, Watertown, had been The Chapel Workers will hold Railroad Ticket Agents. sent. During the evening a food sale supply; over the city itself and Its Purchasing Agent for The Connec­ on a par or a little better than others in the same business New crop ready. Write for price Reservation their annual meeting at the Chapel 6087 Enlisted Sparkle-'" was held with many fine home pre­ suburbs, with running comment on ticut Light and Power Company list. David Nichols & Co., Rock- on Tuesday, October 8, at 3 P.M. LADIES AND MEN'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER pared dishes, fruits, and vegetables consplclous buildings, parks, athle since 1917. Prior to joining the mart, Georgia. 2t ALSO During August on sale. tic fields and harbors. Next we light and power company he had Rendevous 24 Travel Magazine 256 MAIN STREET, Toolo Bidg., Znd Floor BRANFORD There will be public meeting of solved what had been to me some been associated with the New York PIANOS TUNED-54=0. Post yos, clean I'ugs make your Voluntary enlistments In the mysterious windings along a sec New Haven and Hartford Railroad card to box 153, Short Beach or the Board of Finance at the At Sun Men., Tues., Sept. 15-16-17 R. R. Promotes Regular Army from the nine First rooms bright and cliecrful, tiori of Connecticut's shoreline. Company. call Branford 488-2 after 0 p.m. Iwater Memorial Library'Itown Room THE CATS ARE HERE! Carries Article Army Area status— New York, New A professional Majestic Rug Finally, we ended the trip with a on Tuesday evening, September 17, Smoky Jersey, Dcleware and the six New WANTED — Dishwashers and Two Employees Cleaning fluslies out dirt and from 8 to 10 o'clock for the pur­ reconnalsarice at about 1000 feet Endorsing the observance of with Fred MacMurray On Connecticut England states— totalled 0,087 dur­ elevation, over the woodland and Chambermaids. Waverly Inn, In­ GIRLS-WOMEN grit, revives colors and pat­ pose of hearing all persons interest- Religious Education week, Sept. 29 We Have Available For ALSO Two promotions In the New Haven ing August, It Is announced by the led in having the Board recommend proposed homeslte of my host, and dian Neck,. Branford. tf Railroad's passenger traffic depart­ terns. Sec how your rooms Oct. 0, in rural and urban areas of Carole Landis, Allyn Joslyn in Connecticut as a vacation Is the Army Recruiting Service, First any appropriation for any purpose down to the airport. We had been ment were announced by Harold W. look after your rugs are America, President Harry subject of the first feature article Army. Pour thousand and fifteen !ii out only three-quarters of an, hour. Immediate Delivery WORK WANTED-Housekeep Quinian, passenger traffic man­ >,.,,«* at the town meeting to be held on Truman warned that "democracy It Shouldn't Happen in the current issue of "Travel and were from the former Second WANTED i-cpUy cleon. Try it todoy! mij^^ mi er would like position. Middle ager. Richard D. Johson, for the ili I October 7. The heads of all depart- Of course' most of us are familiar dare not neglect the religious Camera", a new travel magazine. Service Command area and 2,072 9 X }2 Ft. Domestio aged gentleman preferred. Tel To A Dog past three years district passenger jments of the town jjovernment in print at least, with some of the nuture of its children, youth and Tlic article is illustrated by Con­ from the former First Service Com­ 268 Main St., Branford G37-4 Branford. agent at Hartford has been made should also present their proposed uses of the airplane applicable to Wednesday, Sept. 18 necticut photographs supplied by mand. Rug ..$4.30 general passenger agent with head­ budgets at this time. forestry: the new survey methods coming down some sort of cable THE BEARCAT JUNIOR the Connecticut Development Com­ quarters at New Haven his extend­ Ot this total, 4,714 were original Scatter Euj:s, each Rev. and Mrs. G. Lessley recently by which even the heights and grabhook and carrying bundles ' of Duffy's Tavern mission, and taken by Josef Scaylea, On Singer Sewing Machines 288 Main St., East Have ed territory including Hartford. enlistees, men with no prior mili­ from 60c entertained as their houseguests, spacing of trees can be estimated pulp wood, wood bolts, bark, with Ed Gardner freelance photographer ot Glaston­ Henry T. Moorhead chief clerk in tary service. The others were Army Ml', and Mrs. Raymond Ew.ans and and the species recognized; the branches, or greenery, from in ALSO bury. the New Haven office since 1038, of the United States veterans and • • Ichlldren, Phyllis and Richard, of counting of wild life; the spraying accessible terrain out to hardened Alan Ladd, Loretta Young in In January ot this year Don former Regular Army men. There Mt. Holly, New Jersey. for Insect control; as an aid in de­ roadways. has been appointed district pas­ IT'S HERE !! And Now senger agent at Hartford. Parry, director of the Public Re­ were 2,204 three-year, and 2,939 Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawson Haley and tection and suppression of fires; lations Division ot the Development 18-month enlistments. Experience Not Necessary son Ralph recently attended a and in carrying supplies to other­ Tomorrow The changes, Mr.. Quinlan .said, Commission, offered the new ma- Service In Airborne units attract- li |largo family gathering honoring wise inaccessibly located crews, and PRUSSICK'S are being made "to belter meet the their mother, Mrs. Pauline Haley of to Isolated settlements. thurs., Fri., Sat., Sept. 19-20-21 requirements of the traveling public NEtU tNCLBNO'5 MOST MDDEBW RUC CLERKING PLRNT SERVICE STATION New Haven. Mrs. Haley, Is In fall­ The weight of wood products in H "/^ Van Johnson, Esther Williams and to cope with the road's prob­ ing health, was often a vlstor at comparison to value prohibits the TEXAOO GAS and OIL norseppwer Keenan Wynn, Lucille Ball in lems of post war transportation, Paid While Learning—High Earnings 11IS f1 her son's home and is known to use of the airplane in most wood Easy To Wed marking another step in-tlie New ft i many friends in this section. and timber freighting—a field at Eavoline Oil in Sealed Ouii Haven's progressive program." The North Branford Volunteer present being explored in the cart Lubricate Oari 71/2 Inch ALSO Johnson, a' resident ot North [Plre Department held an important age of high priced or perishable A different Grease for every The Phantom Thief Haven, was born in Proctor, VI., business meeting at the town hall products of agriculture, fisheries, purpose June 12, 1898, and first entered the ^^^ If: Plow with Chester Morris 40 Hours Per Week' this week. Several matters of Im­ and industry. But following, a illl Lubrication dow by service, ot the New Haven Railroad portance were discussed. recent local talk on the hellcoptor experiencei help. In February, 1919, after serving with Several from North Branford at­ by Igor Sikorsky, its use was dis­ West Main St. , , , Tel. 448 monufatturtd by the Armed Forces in the first World tended the various exhibitions at cussed as a future possibility, for War. He held various posltions.in- the North Haven Fair. INDU5TR1IS Nationial Venetian cluding that of traveling pa.ssenger Miss Marion P. Doody returned to agent until his appointment as dis­ Overtinne Work If Desired. the New Britain State Teachers Blind Co. » trict passenger agent at Hartford Shore Line in August. 1043. He has been very I'I College on Wednesday where she Is Come in ond ie« Ihe "CAT" line of gorden Irocion. VENETIAN Ttisy plow, harrow, cultivate, weed, furrow, grade ond actve in civic groups in Hartford liresldent of the Junior Class. BLINDS 'THE BOSS Ralph Marrone of Twin Lake Mason help you with all your light form ond ronch work. and surrounding territory, and is a Whothar you form commerciotly or grow for home wi* • Commercial member ot the'Connecticut Cham­ Road who is mntrlculating at the only, they'll Jove yoo lline, effort and money. Farm- If unable to Work Full Tinne, Part Time KEEPS IT LOCKED * Residential ber of Commerce, the Traffic Clubs Contractors teiled for over 10 yeart —they're producti of Detign of Hartford, Springfield and New BETWEEN 9:30 A.M. AND Simplicity ond Dependability! Complete line of Imple* Eifimales Cheerfully Work Can Be Arranged Britain, The 25' Year Club, Hartford CHIMNEYS menit ovailoble ot lowextro coit.Sae the"Cat»"lodoyl Given Wifhout 12 NOON EVERY DAY" fi'rit deiiVeriei go (o f/rif orderi. Obligalion. Rotary Club, the Hartford and New FIREPLACES For Low Pricei and Better Service Of course, the boss is carrying a good idea too for. RENEWED WE PAY TEANSPORTATION ""^ CALL 8-7846 '.;i I But it \i wise to 6void calling during the rush hours SEA WALLS WOLF'S betweeen 9:30 A.M. ond Noon. You'll get better FACTORY AND OFFICE APPLY service on both local and out-of-town calls if you Septic Tanks 1098 CHAPEL ST.. rear NEW HAVEN KIDS DON'T KNOW THERE'S A 90AP I make them the first thing in the morning or during FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Cesspools Also SHORTAGE O^'. THATS WHY MOM HAS the afternoon. A DIVISION OF WOLFS FEED STORE OLD BLINDS MADE LIKE NEW Ashley Shirt Co. Rose Street \ fl r^ BUILT and REPAIRED TO SAVE K/IORE USED FAT SO SHE'LL 165 CENTER STREET SHELTON, CONN. THE HULL BREWING CO. CORNICES and DRAPES To). i;979 ' r ' Branford Telephone s Derby 5246 or 1350 HAVE SOAP FOR THOSE MUD PIE PARTIES,/ TELSPHOKE 038 •BEANFOED •t^HS! NEW HAVEN, CONN. MADE TO ORDER L

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THE BBANFORD REVIEW EAST HAVEN NEWS Thursday, September 12, 1946 PAGE EIGHT I THE rOCKETBOOK OF KNOWLEDGE 11= B; PILGRIM jfe Mr. Brinley Sees It Gen. Knox Says Of Wi AHP HAHiS DELIVERED BY MAIL ONLY ADDRESS OOMMUNIOATIONS U PlltrU lliere are none so blind, as they the city, and seldom went to Editor Stevens tells me he don't SUBSCRIBE NOW TO P. 0. BOX 53 that win not see." church, and their Children did not think I'm going to get to first base attend Sunday School. Recently I According to our Criminal Court on that pet peeve of mine about records, out of nil criminal.'! ar­ have had several visits from Mis­ having three or four trash cans put rested and convicted, and living In sionaries from a City Church, along Main street In the center of Combined With The Branford Review State Pcnltenterles or going to ,tlic which have again made a survey of the town. He said that one of the Electric chair, only two per cent of East Haven, and It has been n great town lathers told him last week VOL. m-NO. 2 East Haven, Connecticut, Thursday, September 10, 1946 Two Doilkri Per Year those ever atteded Sunday School, prlvUcdgo to me and a good deal of that It wouldn't do no good to put and I should, think that Parents education . as well, to hear trash cans around because the kids and those who arc responsible 'for these" business like reports, I wish would wreck them. The cans would all'the Pastors and Church School the education of children, should have to be chained up he said and give this matter serious thought, workers could hove heard these re- Lt. Bush Now Action Later Old Resident Rorls,.How. can Parents be so stupid even then the youngsters would our National, State and ..Town probably carry them off anyway or STRICTLY LOCAL athorltles,-Insist-and.:tor(!6-you • to arid s'hdft-slghted about their chil­ Of Town Dies TOWN TOPICS dren's education? Here you have roll them out In front of a trolley Recruiting For On Plea For , educate your children In secular five Chiirchcs within walking dls- car or something. 'Well folks I don't studies, as. ttj protection • to the tfince of your homes, and two Mis­ care what Editor Stevens thinks. He PREVUES, VIEWS AND REVIEWS National Guard Apartments In 91st Year Cummunity, and -why. 'people es­ sions at Momauguin, there Is no can agree with the town father who pecially parents do not realize that FROM OUR REPORTERS' NOTEBOOKS excuse tor an obstinate attitude In told him that if he wants to but BY PAUL U. STEVENS First Lt. Brewster C, Bush NAC, No onjxisltlon was otfcred to the In the death of James A. S. Mac- Is even more Important to'have the this mattfir. Do you think God is old General Knox' opinion straight "D" Company, listh Medical Bat- plea for a change In the zoning Klnuel of 125 Main street Sunday mind trained in deep' religious going to excuse you for this neglect from the shoulder Is that the answ­ thought. Which makes the future lalion, Connecticut National Guard, law to permit erection of a garden In the 91pt year of his age East Hazy Days. New Haven announce the engage­ of his little. This is on offence er alnt a good one. If the kids DUMPING ALONG HIGHWAYS , citizen of greater value to his com­logoinst cjilldhood. They need this around town have reached the was appointed on recent orders Is­ apartment In Main street at a Haven lost one of Its oldest and ment of tlielr daugliter, Elizabeth, munity,. There can be no,security ireligious Instruction, and it Is your Prom lime lo time wo have siuikoii ont auainst the dlS(^^acohll sued from the Adjutant General's best known residents. Mr. Mae- Leaves Falling. Catherine, to Loon Barton, son oJ( stage where we cant put trash cans practice nf ))eiiple wlio lln'ow K'n'l'iiKc and rel'iise from iiussniK auto­ hearing held by the Zoning Board or contentment or peace. In any I business to see that they have It. Office as Reciuitlng Oiricer for the Klnnel hail lived In this town 45 Mrs. Charles Barton of 48 Lauroj Nation or State or ' Cdmmunlty, around the center and have them mobiles. This wcolt wo read with interest thai tlie New Haven i'olii'c In the Town Hall Wednesday night. Foliage time ncarlnif street. stay put I say yank those kids In Department will cooperate with the Park neiiartnient in trying to C. N. G. Action was put over until later years, the larger part of which >vas where there! Is no thought or con­ Do you know that our great and Connecticut countryside at Its sciousness of God, some years back, and give them what they ought to eliminate .sueli pniel.iees in (he parUs of that city. There lias also Lt. Bush and his wife, Elizabeth, however because of the absence of at his residence facing the Town Kilitor Stevens would apprecfaUt beloved Nation, has been for some gel. 'What have we got school best for autumn motoring. It It news Items were written, out the Rev. Mr. Currle,. then Pastor of I time following the same course of come to our attention an appeal issued by State Highway Commis­ reside at 132 Cosey Beach avenue two members Alex Doran and Rudy Green, His wife died In 1918. Stone Church, hired twoi very ex­ teachers for and what do we pay "THE MflHUF/ICUIRER* sioner William .1. Co.x wliicli ought to be heeded by all. lii some lo­ oind mailed to Ittm early tn tb« week one of the greatest Nations on BIMHP HflME ON fl SUN TDPfly and he Is currently a student an­ Surviving Mr. MaclClnnel are two Two more nearby Fairs yet to pert census takers,' to niake a sur­ police salrles for If It abit to pre­ 0TCHE5 0\\ m OLD--riWlE \WP61CBM Schmidt. Charles Miller, chairman at P. O, Box 153, Phoned biXoniwt- lEiirth, Trance. There is no power &0N-FISH1EB'S REVOLVER WERE "mE \h fl eUflRflWTEE OF WKtMlHilllP cations, he said, the offensive pracliee had reached "epidemic propor­ ticipating entrance to the Univer­ sons, Ralph B. of WalUngford and pcour, Guilford on Wcdiiesday, vey of the- Tovra, and find out serve peace and order. To my mind BBflND OF THE KILLER tions. The situation is particulnrly bad on the shove routes where of the Board presided and other 27 tlon sometimes results In erron. or combination of Nations that sity of Connecticut where he plans James Norman MacKlnncl ot East Sept'. 2'5 and Durhsni on Scjit. where people went to Church, it could have beaten France, as She -THE WATERS OF ^riE RiVBB JOROflM Its even more Important to train beach regulations prohibit picnicking on the beaches. members present were Alva Bradley Haven; tlirec grandchildren, James and 28. vMBRe BETLIEUEC" By THC flWOEWTS TO to complete his undergraduate pre­ Julius Brooks Jr., son ot Mr. and was discovered that hundreds of 'once was. Any honest student of the kids up right than it is to have Also bad are stretches of highways adjacent to roadside refresh­ and Fred' Borrmann CURE L6PROS/ ^^ trash cans at the center. of Bryan Road have returned home paration for the study of medicine. N. Jr., Donald and Joan B., nil ot Wo thought we had made error Mrs. Julius Brooks of 83 Main street families belonged to churches in history will tell you that. But the law on the older folks. The kids ment stands and slate maintained picnic areas. The Merrill and Wil­ Several citizens appeared In favor East Haven; a sister, Mai7 Mac- General Knox from a trip to the White Mountains bur Cross ParUwavs are also subjeeled to Uiis abuse. As a World War II veteran of four when wo read list In "Telephone Is homo for a 12-day leave after France rotted to pieces ln.slde, she live. For proof of that, just look at are back In school now where they Mr. and Mrs. George K. Garvin Including Judge Arthur Connor one Klnnell of • Branford and two spending three months boot-train­ became a thing of great filth, with­ will have tlie benefit of training Conditions, wliich have been the .subject of inueli discussion in and a half years service Lt. Bush News" released this week by Tele­ the people who flocked Into our of New York City have been stopp of the original framers of the Zon­ brolliers, Abraham, of Branford and phone company, but believe It or ing at Balnbrldge, Md. in her own heart, her Morale went Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carl Skomar the department's. Bureau of Koadside Development, have reached a served in the rank of Captain John, of Prospect i-oad. East Haven. What Other Editors towns In recent years In order to j which some of them haven^ been Ing at the Sheldon House. ing law. not It was the "Telephone News" down Into the gutter, and She lost point where it is almost impossible for the forces of Ibis bureau, not NAC In Medical Department units, Coming with his parents from Mrs. Levlne and Miss Janice I> 1/ to an Inferior Nation. make their homes here. Certainly |gating from their own parents. yet returned .to their pre-war complement, lo keep np with the clean­ Plans drawn by'Architect Henry that was wrong. Are Thinking About there's tacit acknowledgement that And I hope the teachers will start functioning In the continental U. S., Hyde Park In New York state where Lcvine ot tOie Woman's Shop In Germany became the seat of all tor many, residence in this area is MODERNIZE YOUR up work. Central Canadian Theatre and Kelly were offered by Martin Olson he was born In 1850 Mr. MaoKlnnol East Haven stores rcecivUiK many Main street have moved into a new knowledge so to speak, her Univer­ getting a little more hard bolid than The.Branford Tile CoUeetion of debris has to be done liy Imii'l and involves the use new Items tlieso (all days. Merchan­ apartment in the recently rcnovat- the complete answer to finding the they have been. I think we ought to China, India, Burma Theatre. He Is These plans provide tor a 57-famlly lived as a young man In Branford sities were 'world famous, Her KITCHEN of trucks to haul the rubbish av.'ay. This takes the time of men and also a veteran of six years In the and worked In the M. I. P. He later dise not seen since before War is cd swelUuj; at 401 Main street. IS HEAL ESTATE TOO HIGH? proper place to call home. have some strong-arm teachers like wifh bal1L CONTRACTOR heeessary to a.ssigu men and trucks to a contiiiunus patrol. Taylor avenue, announce the blrtb of her pride, and then came the ways been surprised by the reason­ Floor and wall models available the state between 18 and 35 who Is zoning law change sewage disposal employment was as janitor of the the housclrold and sportlhg goods fall, and how far God let her go, that real estate prices in this wouldn't be afraid, to put trash IMASON and PLASTER WORK Much of the trasli is left on the roadside by picnic parties while a citizen of the U. S. may be enlist­ Community Building when that lines, of a daughter, Moira Ami, last Fri­ ableness of the properly values cans out on Main street at the Immediate Delivery arrangements would have to meet before he stopped her? 'We have vicinity would skyrocket quite so the balance i.s thoughtlessly to.ssed out of ear windows. ed In the Conn. National Guard. building was put up In Main street day., Mr.s. Wlialen was former Miss hereabouts. Sometimes we forget center to make it possible for all of B. BRECCIAROU state and local health department Twenty-seven Rotarlans motored Mary Callahan of Morris Cove. nothing to fear from Russia, while high? We heard of a farm on Route that we have such "acres of Commi.ssioncr Cox jioints out that not only is the prantice ob­ The age limit of 35 years applies approval. years ago but for more than two we remain Christian Nation. She 77 that sold tor $27,000 the other us to help keep our town clean. No. THE CONN. PLUMBING noxious, and detrimental to the department's efforts ,lq keep the only to original enlistments. A per­ over to West Haven Wednesday diamonds" rlghtunder our noses matter what you think about the AND LUMBER CO. Phone lllB decades he has been In retirement. noon (or hearty good time with The Stone church has Installed .a win be nothing aginst us. It we be­ day . . . we know what the owner roadsides attractive, it is also illegal under the General Statutes. son who has served In one or more He was an eager reader and a anyway. 1730 State St. Now Havon, West Haven Rotarlans at Wilcox new Uranfotd oil burner, another long to Qod, but If we like France, paid for the place originally, and chances Editor Stevens I am going Conn. [19 Ivy St. Branford, Conn Perpetrators are subject to line and imiirisonment or both. It has previous enlistments In the , N. G. thoughtful observer of current rot to pieces Internally, we are gone We are all apt to forget the quiet to keep harping on this matter of T.I. 7-0294 either complete or Incomplete with Pier Restaurant. A delicious lobster step forward In (llie heating of this while it's quite true It's a vastly loveliness of our village streets—the heen suggested by citizens that proper signs be posted in an (ifl'orl to events locally and world-wide. He a thing of the past. AH- our de- Improved place as It was sold, you effect controls. honorable discharges In all cases AH Goes Well dinner was enjoyed by , all after ancient structure w^ilcli began with restful peace of our way of lite was one of the first of the circle of which there was a program of fun foot stoves bo^k in the colonial iTiocracy will be as hot air, dust In a could knock oft one cipher of the may be reenllsted In the National NEWS readers and watched for Its wind storm, only a Nation that here abouts—and the healthfulness Guard If he Is otherwise qualified. with two ex district governors and times. It was a busy day Saturday selling price and you'd be nearly ol living in one of these Ideal New With Veterans arrival each Friday as a weekly knows God, win stand. right as to the purchase price. A Clearing Company and a Collect­ the present governor participating. when a group o( nien ot the ichurc'n England vlUagesI, These intangibles SCHOOL BOARD PROBLEMS "event". He enjoyed gardening and President Bill Fagerstrpm o( East gathered and excavated a .,plt ..12 Impossible Harry Vf. Brinley The Kingman (Kansas) Journal ing Company are being organized even during the past season despite are over looked by us. because we We have often wondered if the townspcoiile realize fully the at the Orange street Armory, New Frisco Bound Haven club held the gavel. feet long, five (eet wide and se»fn has this to say about the rising take them for granted, but they Ifalllng health spent much time with (cot deep into which,they lowered But True real estate prices: "Some people are scope of the work of our Kast Haven Board ol Education and the Haven. Wonderful opportunities NEW AIR MAII, RATE , may well be considered a legitimate probldms it faces month in and month out throughout the yeprs. Jih-e- exist for men In the cappaclty of Telegrams sent back home from his vegetables and flowers. .Service statlqn of , Sav-Oll com a huge oil lank ot 1,000 (all«|i« wondering what Is finally going to part of the price we pay for a East Haven's Legionnaires cnroute|]He was the oldest mcmbor aV pany across from Towtv Hall Is uii- CB'p'acity. , happen to this ever-Increasing price qupntly Wj}Jmve fjjlt'sympathy for the members wlio are called upon clerks, supply personnel cooks, We have New Tires Postmaster Joseph DrlscoU calls home. ATTENTION to give so mlioh oT their time and attention freely for the good of the drivers, technicians and non. com­ to the National Convention at Sani'wiaows Son- Masonic Lodge which, dergolng "do-over" process with of real estate. Here's what: You complete repainting and, dccprnt- attention to the tact that olf Mall . Shore Line Times .ehildren .aptl youtji__of_,thi^' community, usually, witlioul even civil missioned officers. Until turthei Fanclsco,-:*ahd*,'"posted over the'presented him. wllh.'.a550-year phi Miss Shirley McComb, daughter ARMSTRONG Postage Is live cents after October 1. walk Into a ci-ap game with a dollar soda fountain"'lit Motcalfs, have 'cycats "ago.'His ~ notU'-: birthday Ing;—^ •• • -• -" • • • • • "• ••'•••'•-•' of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McCoinb pf bill, let It ride tor ten straight pas­ thanks'^ftir wITuit tlicy Imve tried'to'accomplisli notice interested parties can con­ Stamps are now on sale. It is true, of course, that our school problems are not of the tact Lt. Bush eveiy Tuesday even­ kept us all Informed of our merry ij.rty on January 13 last' was on 84 French uvflnuii-Who graduatfU HEATMASTER'S ses, and then with $024 in your pj'iportant family gatherlrig.Hc .was Many (hanks to readers wlio are magnitude that they have reached elsewhere, as ior instance,this fall ing at 8.30 at the Armory, or by Pilgrims' progress. sending in renewals We're always in the 1046 citi^ of Ica^t tl'aven High hand, you wake up next morning Dates of Fairs This in Norwalk where the teachers have come lo grijis with the school phoning hlrn at 4-3301'. Abel Jacocks, Tony Caruso, Peter lie of the first members of the East/ school, has cntefo'd Ihe Clrttcc Ho.s- ALL SIZES broke and wonder why you thought glad lo gel' them. Remember P. O. Women — Housewives board and town fathers over pay increases and as a result of which Weber and Ned Angelo comprise Haven Fire Department and for a Box 153. ' pltal Training School of Nursing. 6.00-16 NOW IN STOCK BUY you could do It Just once more." Fall in ConnecHcut the party In one machine which ereat many years responded to Her many friends wish her the AND the schools have remained closed. Neither does our town cover the Wo don't thing the analogy Is large territory nor have the big populations of .some urban commuui- made the first stage of the cross- every alarm, keeping his boots and New voters to be made at meet­ best. HOLD entirely correct, but the thought Is COUNTRY FAIRS lie.s, one of which, the neighboring city of New Haven, has felt the continent trip by way of Indiana- |flremen's coat beside his bed. ing of Board of Selectmen and town of Last Survivors Friday the 13Ui was Uic birth­ Lord's Tire UNITED amusing. Sept. 12-15—Brooklyn Fair* need to call upon educational,experts at heavy expense to make a polls. In the other car are Augle The Rev. Wm G. West officated clerk from 0 to 9 tills Tliursday Frankly, we believe real estate Mellllo, Louis Magglbre, Robert it the funeral Wednesday afternoon day estate. Legion looking forward' for gala elect, at 8:30. Lson the new post commander. It Is' ously from a friendly visit across These homes swell the growing time at annual outing Sunday at for members only and tlckest may I the street. "Suzy", who always total of new dwellings now under Oberle's Farm. Saw Tom "Jigger" Additional Town ODoplcs on Poge % ' I be had from Hiram Myers, Jim By William E.Gillis, communities are finding it went where she wasn't looking, constructions in East Haven with McCarthy scouting around'tor the ^^' SavlUe, Jigger McCarthy, or at' many more planned for depending Superintendent o( Schools jtremely difficult to secure replace will be missed from the Main fixings the other day. iTIckets can Fl-ed's Restaurant, Center Grill of street scene. upon availability of building ma- be 'had from Herman Myers, Peter DATES AHEAD The Bast Haven News Is read by ments. The two prlnolplal reasons Smltty's. etrials. Maltoy, 'Xliomas McCarUhy or James BULLARD'S many people who live beyond the:for the retention of teachers are the Savlle, also Center Grille, Fred's Sept 22—Opening Sunday, Christ boundaries of East Haven or Con- salaries and working conditions, Kessa.iirant and Smltty's. Church School Telephone Branford 178-2 nectlcut and It is a medium through 'our salaries are comparatively low Sept. 22—Last Survlvers Outing, which the readers form an opinion! Christmas Decorating Plans Underway Mr and Mrs. Eugene Lennon of Oberle's farm. ot our commimlty. This Is the Sept. 25—Hearing Board of Zon­ one new . elementary teacher and Complete thought I have when I read the ^ ^^ ^^^^^^ ing Appeals 8 P. M. Town Hall. or Call for a Personal Interview at various Items dealing with local j^j^^^ ^^^ ^^^,^^ ..„ .„„„ More Than $700 Already Pledged has been at work for some Aime. In Consideration Given For Home Down Memory Lane Oberle's farm. our teachers have By Merchants To Make Center a recent report of the preliminary Decorations Also 'With Possi­ Sept. 26—first fall meeting affairs. here is largely be­ Prom tUne to time Colonel Knox for remaining Bright With Yuletide Cheer. canvas of Main street merchants It bility Of Prizes For The Best. 25 YEARS AGO Junior Guild. Stony Creek Drum Corp Building cause of the high type of pupils Sept. 24—MeotUig South District w Home Furnishers and some ot the other staff writers they have In'thelr classes. With December and Christmas was started that _approximatcly as the Town Hall, the Hagaman refer to the hoodlums and ruffians Sept. 20-26, 1821 Improvement association. „ J, , .11 We know that there are many season only a little more than ten $700 has been pledged to help de­ Memorial Library and the Fire weeks away preparations are now Sept. 26—Meeting, Junior Guild, From 9:30 A.M. until noon, telephone lines arc-busiest. So f.?.°-"!.f"l^fJ^.:;°'"i"^.Jt."rK' things done by youngsters which fray the costs. This sum is about Headquarters. A meeting was held In the Town i; 'u you'll get better service on your local and out-of-town calls town waiting to tip over the rub­ going forward under the general Christ Church. ELM STREET NEW HAVEN OORNEE OEANaS are regrettable. We know that there the same as the total cost last year Town organizations will also be Hall to take steps toward forming Oct. . 3 — Business Association, {••' n if you make them before 9:30 or during thejaflernoon. Main Street, Stony Creek bish cans which are requested by are always a few who are guilty of auspices of the East Haven Busi­ asked to help swell the total and a 'Visiting Nurse association along Handicapped by continuing shortages of materials ond some of the residents The outsider.^,^^g^^^„^. ^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^ ness Association looking toward a which was $775.83. contributions from Interested and joint meeting -with Associated the lines of such nursing associa­ Business of Branford. Howard equipment, tclephono operators are doingjo; blg'|ob, may get the Impression that' we hav. e a fe- w ' adult- .. s who are we community decorating and _ il­ At that time 21 utility poles were public spirited Individuals will also tions elsewhere. There was consi­ handling a tremendous increase in colls over a year ago. from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Daily and have a lot of dead-end kids here lumination prograiri v/hlch, with strung, the decorations reaching be welcome when the time comes. derable enthusiasm In the move­ Johnsons. should not label all of our grown­ public support forthcoming, should Oct. 6 — Confirmation, Christ and I wish to take Issue with th6se ups as violators of the law. from curb to curb and forming an John P. Morgan, Main street prin­ ment. who are so pessimistic. prove the best this town has ever electrlcaly lighted, multi-color ter and stationer, has been ap­ Episcopal Church. from 9 a.m. to 12 on Saturday I would like Colonel Knox and Frank Anderson had rented the Oct. 6—World Wide Communion 7lu(r^c^ Duritigthep^as_t_six_t_een_years__the ^j^^ others to take Inventory and had. archway through the center of the pointed to explore the possibilities vacant flat In the Thomas Bristol The Main street decoration last town. of a community-wide residence de­ Sunday A for YOUR home ,not toss wild statements around house in High Street and was Oct. 10—55 anniversary Woman/s How to fak« tht ruti out of your breakfoit routlnt . . . tact with the growing youth of the December which extended from This year the plan Is to provide coration and illumination project that tend to reflect on our younger planning to occupy It shortly. X-. 'jt I woyi to moki your kitch«n "hom«y" . . . whot colof to choow town. Many of those who were the Bradley avenue to the Town Hall for the use of the 46 poles between Aid Society, covered dish lap-, (Of your living room . . . Thow or* |utl Q tew o( th« IntrlQulna residents. and civic groups are invited to give The American Legion Auxiliary new ideoft furnithad dpily on tht Wtmcn'i fag* of younger generation in my early corner attracted much favorable Bradley avenue and the Town suggestions on how such a project cheon. was planning for an Autumn Sale Oct. 18—Public. Autftlon, etohe THI CHRIITIAN SCIENCI MONITOR days here have grown up and are comment and It was said by visitors Green, If possible. This, with the may best be carried out. It Is pro­ to be. held on Oct. 14. Several Thej» helpful Ideoi or* "plui volu«" In thij daily n«wipop«r (or Church Parish House. tin hom« that givii you world n«w« Inttrprtttd to itiow iM helping In business and civic mat- JUNIOR GUILD that the Illumination was one of higher costs anticipated will more bable that prizes may be aw»rded prominent ladles were in charge of Impact on you ond your family. ters to make a better East Haven. The Junior Guild of Christ'church the best In any of th'e towns In than double the previous cost. Al­ for the most effective or unique re­ this event. Oct. 23-24—DpU Show,- Stone Arthur Siegman, Inc. Parish House, ' \ Uit thU coupon I The Chriition Science Pubilihing Society ""* "^ Tne present youth seem just as will hold Its first fall meeting southern Connecticut. This year it ready the Board of Finance has sidential decorations. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoyt for your %?\- I One, Nojwcy Street, Boston 15. Moiiochutetti . is planned If possible to carry the been asked to provide a part of Oct. ,27.— 235th,. Annlversao' tiACIALt intremicIntrediic - | PICOM enttf a special Introductory lubjcrlpMon to capable and law-abiding as those of Thursday'evening, Sept. 26 In the Although It Is yet early in the moved to Thompson avenue from other years and they, too, will soon Church Hall. A musical program Is decorations and lUumlnatloiu even the expen.se no^only because this Is . founding of Stone church tofV lubiitrlpllen | The Chriillon Science Monitor—5 weeki t30 luutt) foijl Manufacturers For 45 Years season the fact that the prepara Momauguin. Nov. 8—Christ Church'Pair f JO (iiMei—enly j Nome ^ , . be carrying on the affairs of the .being planned. Hostesses will be further. a community undertaking calling tions have begun well In ady^nce | Miss Gertrude Marion Mozealous lU.S.fundi) .w^l Stfiet - :• , i. •^- . •-.-.- Nov. 21—Annual Christmas Sole, Main Plant, New Haven, Conn. town. Mrs. H. L. Wanqulst, Mrs. Edward A committee of the Business as­ for communlty.'-support, but because point to what should be a rp^l ex- became the bride of Joseph Plon- .Slot*. In these times there Is a large Hansen, Mrs. Scott Watrous and sociation headed by Eric Curry of large areas om Main street are'presslon of Commonlty spirit this della and the Church of the Eplp- Woman's Aid Society, Stdtie a>!i Churcii. turn-over In teachers and manylMrs. Charles Borrmann. ' the East Haven Radio company, taken up by such public buildings'December. ihany In Fairmount.

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