1939-11-09 - Hagaman Memorial Library

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. THE ERANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1030
Page Eight
t h a i which used to characterize thr man, "Soaring wings;" Thompson,
temperancy appeal. T h e r e was no "I lost my EngUsh a c e n t " Sheean,
a t t e m p f t o "stir up the emotions b.v "Not Peace b u t a sword;" Wain,
picturing the tragic effects of
Services In the local churches on soslon
drunkenness, no a t t e m p t to scan Reaching for t h e s t a r s ; "
Phall and John Shcffeld of Tarzan Sunday will be:
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
Juvenile—Alice, Runaway Linda;"
anybody Into total abstinence b:
J u d y Garland adding her foot- Flnd.^ a Son" fame.
"Manuela's
birthday;"
Mis Joyce Bean entertained her
St. Augu.stlno's R. C. Church, Rev.
By E C. iinU N. U. CAllPENTER threatening them with a drunkard's Bannon,
The actor, Ralph Bellamy currcn William Brewer, pastor, Mrs. Ed- 4H club a t a Hallowe'en party on
p r i n t s to others of Hollywood Krcnt
grave; but on the contrary, Just i Coevering, "Real boys and girls go
i n t h e ; forecourt of Grauman's tly In t h e 2nd big feature on this ward Daly, organist choir director, last Thursday afternoon a l iier
Hamilton,
"Complete
plain simple statement of scientific blrdlng;"
Chinese T h e a t e r where s h e recently wonderful hold over program at tho Ma.ss will bo celebrated at 0:15 a m. home on Quarry Road. Miss Betty
facts to sliow what alcohol really is model aircraft m a n u a l ; " Floherty,
SPOILING GREAT DAYS
"Premiered'' with Mickey iSoonBy In Loew Poll College, with Randolph Sunday School will follow with In- Shaw, New Haven
County Club
I have been asked to write some- and w h a t it does. First emphasis "Make way for the m a i l ; " Jordan,
"Babfes In Arm8''.,....,.....Tho Marx Scott, Francis Deo and Walter Con structions by Dominican Nuns from Agent and Miss Ellen Carlson, local things about this. It means using war placed on the value of alcohol
Homemade dolls in foreign dress;"
Brothers requesting t h a t their now nolly In t h e United States Coast New Haven.
leader were honored guests.
great and often sacred days In In Industry, In automobile readl- Kelly, "Girl who would be queen;"
picture, "At the Circus," bo held up Quart story, wore his officers
such a way t h a t they lose all of ators. In very many lines of m a n u - Leaf, "Fair play;" Nolan, "Hobnaila day so aa ncit to be previewed on uniform on location at tho Catallna
The Young People's Society e n - their real meaning. Hallowe'en is faoturlng. But all of these values
Zion Episcopal. Church, Rev,
F r i d a y tlio l3th..-..,.......Robert Mont- Islands Guard Station. For scenes Francis J. Smith, Rector, Mrs. Paul joyed a Hallowe'en p a r t y at the Al- such a day. It was first observed In pertain to alcohol OUTSIDE THE ed boots;"
in
Columbia's
"Coast
Guard,"
ho
feomery In, early tor "The Earl of
R. Hawkins, organist and choir di- lelic Club IIOU.S0 on Friday night. 098 A. D. as a day of prayer for BODY. Then attention was directed
PARTY GIVEN AT CAWLEY'S
cau,sed
considerable rector Holy Eucharist will be cele- MI.SS Vera Barker a n d Miss Luella
ChlcttKo" ........i..,.Mlckoy Rooney In apparently
souls said to be still in purgatory. to the fact t h a t used INSIDE THE
At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
contusion
among
the
enlisted
men.
' vllcd l o ^ s l l o n the bench by Coach
brated at 0:30 o'clock.
Sunday Hughes were co-chairmen.
There was a custom of children go- BODY alcohol always does harm.
George Cawley of Branford Hills, a
Slip Madlgnn during the contest bo- Everyone hcmet promptly saluted, School will follow.
ing from door to door to beg for The rest of the time was given to
much to Bellamy's amusement and
T h e Boy Scouts mot on Wednes- apples or cake. Now the original explaining Just why and how this Hallowe'en party was held with the
Iwceh Loyola and St. Mary's.......
guests: Edith
Cawley,
North Branford
Congregational day evening of this week a t the purpose h a d back of It a worthy Is true. The.se children will be able following
Elcurior Powell receiving a record amazement. Ho had to stop and exLeona Cawley, June Cawley, Mary
i n f l u x - o f . f a n mall from South plain t h a t hb wos and actor and Church Rev. G. Dlllard Lcssley, Jerome Harrl.s'on School.
motive. But see what we have done from now on to understand t h a t
Landio, Louise Blondella, Grace
America....,,h....Spottcer Tracy m a k - t h a t it was unnecessary to give him pastor, Mrs. Douglas B. Holabird,
to the day. Just degraded it until I there Is a sound logic behind the
Rita
Mrs. Alden J. Hill, roll call chair- .siippose but few think of It as a n y - stand of Christian pelople against Bernard, Helena Rosepal,
ing the most of show-going during official recognition. Finally, after organist and choir director. Miss
his two woek.'i vacation trip to New patiently explaining for several Ethel Maynard assistant. Morning men of the local branch of the Red thing more than an a n n u a l child- the drinking of alcoholic beverages, Grelgo, Betty Bradley, Stasia Pinsky,
Warren
Cawley,
Leo
Bernard,
•york...,..,..,..I'reddlc Bartholomew re hours, Bellamy solved the problem worship will be a t H o'clock, Sunday Cross attended the luncheon meet- ren's frolic, or worse.
even if they are offered at social
Albert Tucker, Morton McGee, Na, iiorllni; to the Bpord of Education by rotiirnlng a snappy naval salute School will convene In the Chapel ing a t the Now Haven Lawn Club on
And there Is Christmas. The day functions or In private homes. t h a n Cawley, Walter Burbon, Nick
himself
I
I
t
wasn't
until
then
t
h
a
t
at 10 o'clock, Miss Edna Griswold, Tuesday. Plans for t h e coming year t h a t Is honored as the birthday of Would t h a t all parents would make
for hl.s Kcml-nhnual examination...,
Burbon, Michael Hobelick, Paul J a were outlined The drive will, begin Je.sus Christ, whom vast numbers of It eaiiy for thorn to abstain.
Dennl-s O'Koofe turnhiB lyric writer, he was being 'kidded' by the superintendent.
vorski, William Burns.
on Monday, November 11, Armistice people reverse as the Saviour of t h e
lor Kiiy Kysor, Tlio n a m e of the guardsmen, with whom he later
N.
H.
C.
Hallowe'en parlies were hold at Day.
Kong Is ''Artd So 'What",..,....,.,.Tom became close friends.
World.
The
story
as
given
In
t
h
e
.
Ncal officially , opening his now Watch For These Hits Coming Soon the Center School on Tuesday. CosNew Testament Is one of t h e lovA public Hallowe'en old fashioned liest ever told. Santa Clans I A r a g Mr. Smith Goes To Washington tumes were Judged for tho prettiest
homo at Mallbu Beach with a
dance
was
held
by
t
h
e
Civic
Assowith
James
Steward
and
Joan
and for the funniest. Games were
house wnrmlnB..,„.,.....Georgc Murphy
a-nruffln, wearing moth eaten whisciation In the town hall on S a t u r - kers t h a t probably harbor germs
"Balalaika"
wlthNel- played and refreshments served.
treating the cast of Broadway Arthur
day
night.
son
Eddy
and
Illona
Massey
Molociy of 1040" to and ice cream
enough to s t a r t a pestilence. Giving
Services were held on Wednesday
party on the set honoring the dim- "Ninotchkn" with Greta Garbo and
out silly platitudes to a few childThe North Branford
F i f e ' a n d ren who have not as yet acquired
"Northwest In tho Catholic a n d Episcopal
inutive Juggler, Frltzlo FrischantI,,,'. Melvyn Dougla,ss
The following books were addea
FLAT WORK
Drum Corps will m e e t on Friday much mentality. But t h e age of InMickey Rbonoy and Judy G a r - Passage" wltli Spencer Tracy and Churches.
to the H a g a m a n Memorial Library
night for drill at the club house.
"2000 Men A
Jand, co-starred for the first time In Walter Brennen;
nocent and unquestioning belief during September and October.
WET WASH
Mrs. J . Stewart Forbes entertained
gets lower and lower all t h e time.
/ "Babes In Arms", now shpwing for Year" with Randolph Scott and
Adult fiction—Baird, J o h n ; BaldMiss Eva Karplch and Miss Oath But everyone must make gifts. No
t h e Zlon Parish Guild on Tuesday
a 2nd Big week a t t h e Loew Poll Preston Foster ,
win,
"Career
by
Proxy;"
Bassett,
SOFT DRY
See You In The Movies, a t her home on Beech Road. A cov- orlne Parplch of New Haven were m a t t e r whether they have any real
Collego: theatre, is Mickey's first
"Son of t h e sea;" Colver "Where
Your Movid Guyed ered dish luncheon was followed by recent visitors of Mrs. Daniel M. reason for so doing or not. They
musical, and they are flanked by
t
h
e
h
e
a
r
t
goes;"
Ermine,
"Cowboy
a business session and a period of Doody's.
Just must do It. The city will decor- say your p r a y e r s ; " Forester, "Capthe largest accumulation of IloUysowing on a quilt.
ate Us streets with cart-loads of
woDcl's Juvenile talent assembled to
T h e recent rains h a v e made bare greens {which would look better in tain Horatio Hornblower;" Haycox,
dale in one picture, While musicals
Border t r u m p e t ; " Hughes, "In HazFINISHED WORK
the
trees
much
to
t
h
e
disappointThe Ladles Sowing Society m e t on
the woods where God p u t them)
aro nothing now to Judy, they are
Continued from Pago One
Wednesday In t h e chapel. Dinner m e n t of beauty lovers and much to electric lights galore, and flaming a r d ; " McCord, "Sweet for a seato Mickey and ho makes t h e most
Phlllpotts,
"Monkshood;"
to take up w h a t then seemed an was served at 12:30. Mrs. G. Dlllard the delight of h u n t e r s who found advertisements of every conceivable son;"
BACHELOR SERVICE
of it, offering the intriguing oijporeven more urgent calling, t h a t of Lcssley presided at the business tho thick foliage a real h a n d i c a p . , - glmcrack tied up with holly. All of Pentecost, "Cancelled In r e d ; " Rawtunity to "Andy Hardy" dancing,
son,
"Footprints
on
t
h
e
celling;"
tho soldier.
these things and m a n y more say Seltzer, "Arizona J i m ; " Stevenson,
giving impersonations and, in fact
To this new way of life he
you Just must buy. Yes, and there "Green Money;" Taylor, "Spring
doing everything in the entertainbrought t h e broad and sympathetic
Is the Christmas Club. You Just h a r r o w i n g ; " Thomson, "Footlights
ment book.
understanding of h u m a n nature acTel. 572-2 — 572-3
must blow in t h a t money In some on a h e r o ; " Wlddemer, "She knew
Mickey Ropncy plays t h e son of a
dulred In his
years of' pastoral
way, whether the rent Is paid or the three b r o t h e r s ; " Wormser, "We ask
, famous vaudeville team. Inheriting work. Now h o . looks back oh one
B. W . Kolaon, P r o p .
baby h a s any shoes or not. You a r e so l i t t l e ; "
all Ills father's talent, ho Is the of the groat experiences of his life.
a piker and a traitor if you do n o t
Adult non-flctlon—Conn, "RegisBuldlng light, of the go-gottlng
Captain Gallaudet
commanded
spend It all.
ter and m a n u a l ; " Webester's "unayoungsters and the central Ilguro of F Battery, 303d Field Artillery, In
And there Is Thanksgiving Day, bridged dictionary. 2nd e d ; " Eloesa puppy lovo story t h a t Involves its training period at home and ovonce a day for giving t h a n k s to ser, "Modern German literature
Judy Garland, tho ugly duckling, erseas, and a t the front in tho
God for his n;erclcs, now a day for LIddell Hart, "War In outline, 1014and June Prelsser playing an ex- Brley of offensive east of St. Mlhlel.
District of Branford, ss. Probate
stuffing, not the turkey only.
1018;" Schevll, "History of Europe,'
soroon baby .star who h a s tho looks
All
except
J
o
h
n
and
Rudy
were
His book, while written In verse.
I t Is proper t h a t mention bo made
And Mothers' and F a t h e r s ' days. Johnson, "Rolling along In song;' Court, October 4th, 1930. Estate of
and money needed to stage his Is essentially a collection of all .sorts In this column of t h e passing of an dressed for long distant hiking. Can
How ardently you are. urged not t o Wilder, "Garden flowers in color;' Susan J. Howd late of Branford in
show.
'
of short stories covering a wide old employee Joseph Zebrowskl. Al- they take ill
forget them. And July 4, the day Partridge, "Country lawyer;" Put- District, deceased.
The cast also features Charles range of action and observation Ihought not having worked here
The Court of Probate for the
t h a t made our country free, a n d
"Winnhiger, Ouy: . KIboe,
Grace and exhibiting tho responses of or- since IJovember 2,1938 h e h a d spent
Disrtict of Branford h a t h limited
New Tinnei-s Shop
made
us
the
envy
of
t
h
e
whole
Hayes, Betty Joynes, Douglas Mq- dinary men to a novel a n d specific a large port of h i s life In our emSTATE OF CONNECTICUT
and allowed six m o n t h s from t h e
Tho new Tinners S h o p which afPERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
Environment.' Hero are no heroes ploy, s t a r t i n g his career with us on fords us more space, a n d t h e use of world. As far as t h a t is concerned, a
date hereof, for t h e creditors
Utile
sanity
Is
a
t
last
overtaking
u
s
EXAMINATION
NOTICE
and no cowards, but men reacting April 14, 1014. As a fireman In the a few of the Chllllngworth Mfg. Go's
estate to exhibit their claims
and
eventually
It
may
be
redeemed
p
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t
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Microbiologist
normally to the stresses and strains Annealing D e p a r t m e n t he had maclilnes is about completed and
for
settlenient.
Those
w h o
of war. Readers who have shared shown great loyalty and ability in Joe Valltte a n d his assistant D e m - and p u t to some useful and patrlo
(No. 138) SI500-1080 per a n n u m . neglect lo present
their
acE a s t Haven Captain Gnllaudet's experience will his work. His m a n y friends in the onic Sansone will b e . moved there tic purpose, rather t h a n being a day
'm Main St,,
Application forms a n d detailed counts properly attested, within
for killing the Innocents.
About
best realize the psychological valid- Company mourn his death, and within a few days.
information m a y he, obtained a t said time, will be debarred a recovmost of tiiese. great days we could
ity of his report.
Sun., Mou., 'I'ues., Nov. O-O-T
t h e Personnel Department, Slate ery. All persons Indebted to said
wish to express tlieir kindest symsay the same thing: CommerclalCapllo,! Hartford, or a t 1 ocal Estate are requested to make i m HMyrna Iioy, Tyrone P o w e r and
pathies to his widow and three
Mrs. Gabriel Barba h a s r e t u r n e d zied, degraded, perferted, and u t t e r offices of t h e Connecticut Slate mediate- payment to Ellsworth B.
daughters.
George Brent in
to h e r home from Grace Ho.spital ly ruined, as far as t h e original
Employment Service in Ansonia, Foote, Executor, North Branford,
"The EAINS CAME"
where she h a d a tonsilectomy. T h e purpose was concerned.
Bridgeport,
Bristol,
Danburj', Conn.
Continued }rom papa ona
!•: AUSO :-!
operation was performed by Dr
I am n o t so sure but we ought to
Ernie Better
Daniclson,
Hartford,
Mcriclen, District of Branford, ss. Probate
B
e
r
m
a
n
and
Dr.
Capplnolla.
have
one
more
great
day.
We
might
J a n a W i t h e r s in
Ernie
Johnson
Is
reported
resting
Middletown, New Britain, New Court, October 0th, 1930. Estate of
with pearl Juliette cap, which was
'Chiclceii Wagon Family^ worn by tho bride groom's mother comfortably at t h e Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Domonic Bontatlbus call It "The Day of Recovery" when Haven, New London, Norwalk, Grace T. Ives late of Branford in
25 years ago. She carried white roses Hospital. Jake Bauer was among the entertained a t a Halloween Party we will try to recover w h a t we have • Norwich, Stamford, Tlionipson- District, deceased.
WVil'./l'liunj—Nov.'s-a
and gardenias. Her a t t e n d a n t was visitors to see h i m Sunday. He r e - a t their Wlldmere Lodge on Queach lost, and put back Into these beauvillc, Torrlngton, Wateibury, WillOarolo Lombard, Gary G r a n t
The Court of Probate for t h e
gowned in old rose taffeta of Col- ported t h a t he was sitting up in bed. Road Monday evening. Those a t - tiful days something of their origimanlic. Applications must be
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Maurltz inal purpose. The governor of Verand K a y Pranoia in
onial stylo, and carried an old fashsubmitted to the Personnel De- District of Branford h a t h limited
ioned bouquet.^
p a r t m e n t not latef t h a n Novem- and allowed six m o n t h s from the
"IN NAME ONLY"
A few of Ernie's friends from tho Montelius, Mr. and Mrs. George m o n t h a s rebelled against multidate ' iiereof, for the creditors
A reception In tho vestry follow- M.I.P. are selling chances on a prize Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hoad- plying special days, announced by
ber 15, 1939.
;•: ALSO :-:
ed tho ceremony. In the receiving of ten dollars for his benefit. C h a n - ley, Mr. a n d Mrs. Harold Smith special proclamations. Good for Dale of Examination:
November estate to exhibit their claims
"Nancy Drew and the
for
settlement.
Those
who
lino besides t h e bridal party, were ces m a y be h a d from any of tho Mrs. May Palmer and Miss Frances iilml Maybe he could tell us how
24, 1939,
Hidden Stair Case"
neglect
to present
their
acthe parents of tho bride and m o - boys in Dept. No. 11 before Novem- Stovlc. Maurltz coveted tlie prize to get back t h e r e a l , p u r p o s e and
t
h
e
real
Joy
of
our
greatest
a
n
d
for
t
h
e
most
original
costume-May
with Bonita Oranvillo and
counts properly attested, within
ther of the groom. Mrs. McClena- ber 23d, at which time the drawing
most
sacred
days.
West,
while
Dom
h
a
d
t
h
e
funniest
P r a n k i o Thomas
said time, will be debarred a recovghan was dressed In black velvet will t a k e place.
representing Mr. Jlggs of the F u n n y
ery. All persons indebted to said
E. C. .0
with corsage of orchids. T h e groom's
Ladies Gift Nights
Paper.
Estate are. requested to make immother was dressed In royal blue
Fri., Sat.—Nov. l O O l
Mike De Leonardo, one of t h e
THEN AND NOW
mediate payment to Hope Ives Colvelvet and wore, a shoulder bouquet
electric truck operators was injured
lins, Executrix, Branford, Conn.
The older ones who listened to
B a r b a r a Stamvyok, Adolpho
of yellow roses.
A.G. Godlalis went fishing one
last Thursday. Tho accident occured
Menjou, William Holdon in
H a r b o r and Maple Sts.,
Following a.wedding trip to Now
day last week and c a u g h t forty four the Scientific Temperance DemonROUTE MEN WITH CARS WANTED
Willie h e was placing a loaded fourYork, the couple will live a t 01 Midblack fish. If he h a d n ' t missed those stration In the Short Beach Union
"GOLDEN BOY"
lo supply finest quality g u a r a n wheel-truck to connect to t h e elecdlesex Street, Springfield, and will
"big ones" t h a t got away, he would Chapel School last Sunday morning
1-: ALSO !-:
QUALITY
LIQUORS
teed Auto, Farm a n d InsUtutional
tric, truck. His left foot slipped and
h a v e fitly two. A.G. says lie found should h a v e been impressed- with
Sidney Tolor, Paulino Mooro in be at homo to their friends after one of t h e wheels r a n over It.
products to regular customers.
t
h
e
difference
in
approach
from
AT
LOW
PRICES
Nov.
15.
The
bride's
traveling
outfit
out
t
h
a
t
cloudy
days
are
t
h
e
best
"CHARLIE CHAN at
Pays $30 to $60 weekly, Savings
of teal blue with lynx trim
because tlie fish are not blinded by
Club Bonus Extra. Lifetime posiTREASURE ISLAND" was
I t h a s been noticed by one of our tlie sun a n d they c a n see the bait face. Tlie other boys escaped with
mlng and brown accessories. The
P h o n e B r a n f o r d 942
tion with large progressive comII Play Honey Sat. Evenings bride was employed in tho office of reporters t h a t quite a mumber better,
only a tew bruises.
pany. Write E. L. Descli, Pres.,
the Van Norman Machine Co. Mr. of workers throughout t h e p l a n t are
1330 Vine Street, Philadelphia, Fa.
wearing
tennis
shoes,
basket
ball
Hunter is a graduate of Yale UniJolin Knudsen h a s returned from
shoos,
a
n
d
some
very
soft
moccasGlenwood comb, range, $iO. Crawversity and is in the sales departt h e New Haven Hospital where he
ins. These soft sole shoes are all was confled with ulcers of the stomford, Monogram. Quality gas
ment of the Van Norman Arm.
right
in
their
places,
but
the
factory
range, $18. Beanliful electric r e Week end guests of Mrs. Grace R
ach. Ho is reported as recuperating
frigerators, $35, $45. Brand new
Hunter for the.wedding were Mrs, is not all right for them. If employ- favorably a t his house, and planis to
stoves, refrigerators, reduced' 25Vrl, f7»(.—Nov. ;i-'i
W. H. Cochran and daughter. Miss ees wore h a r d toe-cap shoes with r e t u r n to work hi a week or so.
48%. Furniture, rugs. 59 'Whalley
Margaret Cochran of Precport, L. I. h a r d soles therfc would be fewer
"BRIDAL SUITE"
Avenue. Open evenings.
August A. and Eugene A. Seastream foot injuries.
17 Meadow Street — Branford
Boys Injured
w i t h AnnaboUa, R o b e r t Y o u n g ] of Bayonne, N. J., Miss Letltia H.
While on their way to meeting
Ross of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Dr. Wili-: ALSO :-!
"The worm turns"-or as J o h n last Saturday, In Waterbury Mr.
H. Klrsohncr of West Haven. Cameron puts It, " T h e worm r e - Michael Zvonkovic, Mr. J o h n F.
'Mr. Wong in Chinatown' liam
All of the above with Mrs. Hunter t u r n s " Don Sawtollo arrived back Longgard, Mr. Walter Williams a n d
42 inch sink and tub combinations
vnth Boris KarlolT
and Mrs. Margaret J. Murphy of from Cleveland Monday morning. Mr. Carl Enlund m e t with a n , a c c i this p\aco attended t h e wedding.
2$,95 complete. Toilet
outfits
He did not show up for 22 r.iUo hike d e n t which resulted in the over t u r n
Sun., Jlon., Tucs., Nov. 5-G-7
we wrote about in last week's M.I.F. of t h e car on the wet pavement'.
complete $12.95. B a t h tubs $14.50.
news; however, J o h n and Rudy T h e boys were fortunate In only
Wall Basins $5.45. Conn. Plumbing
"THUNDER AFLOAT"
Smith walked the distance. The hike having been severely shaken u p .
and Heating Materials Co., 1730
, :-: WITH :-:
started Sunday A.M. at 0 o'clock However, Williams and Enlund are
State St, New Haven, Conn.,
W a l l a c e Bcory, V i r g i n i a . Groy
and finished Sunday night at 8:001 confined to the hospital having re
Phone G-0028.
;-: ALSO :•:
! P.M. There were ten in t h e party, celved several lacerations about t h e
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Atvvater, of
A n n Sothern, J a m e s Ellison In
Open From 9 to 1 A. M.
DrlscoU Road announce tho birth
TYPEWRITERS
ALL JIAKES
HOTEL for WOMEN" of a daughter, Mary on October 20
.Vew, Rcbulits, Kcnta!
rortabics,
In the Hospital of St. Raphael.
Supplies
I Wet]., Thurs.—Nov.'B-!)
THE MOVIE GUYED
NORTH
BRANFORD
All In The
Day's Work
Books Added
To Hagaman List
BRANFORD
LAUNDRY
Writes New Book
Legal Notice
Capitol Theatre
Local Man Weds
Harbor
Package Store
JV-'
Pequot Theatre
MEADOW GRILLE
Business Directory
DINNERS & LUNCHEONS
Just Arrived
B U R N I S H E D GOLD
CHINA NIGHTS
B e l t y Grable, J a c k i e Ooogan in
"MILLION DOLLAR
LEGS"
!-: ALSO :-: '
"6,000 ENEMIES"
Mr. and Mi's. Robert
Osborne
Ritchie of New Haven announce the
birth of a daughter Linda, October
27 In New Haven Hospital. Mrs.
Ritchie was, before her marriage.
Miss Beverly Langdale.
Corcoran-Sundqulst Post, Anierl
can Legion will meet in t h e Armory
Monday November 0 a t 8:30 p . in.
RHEINGOLD BEER
On Draught
Duke Lacko and Frank Skolonis, Proprietors
Convenient
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VOL, x n — N O . 31
Red Men Degrees
Huntsmen Find DuckingTo
Be Conferred
Gratifying Fall Sport; By Pawson Tribe
Others Prefer Woods
Town Clerk Has Issued 136 Hunting Licenses So Far This
Year—Duck Hunters Coming Back With The L i m i t Small Game Plentiful Upstate.
At a meeting last Friday evening
of t h e stale officers of the Improvde Order of Red Men and a few
of t h e men of East Haven who are
lo become the charter members of
t h e new tribe now being organized
It was decided t h a t if possible the
Institution of the new tribe would
be Wednesday evening November 22
a n d the place the town hall, present
a l this Utile meellng t h a t was entirely Informal were Great Sachem
Raymond I. Petersen of Stratford,
G r e a t Keeper of Wampvmi Alfred
W. Smith of Short Beach and New
Haven, Past Great Sachem George
A. Falrchlld of Bridgeport, Deputy
G r e a t Sachem Walter Newton of
Branford and P a s t Sachem Alfred
Hattcrsley of Stratford. Also George
Cunningham,
Henry
Coughlln,
Oscard Boldtman, George Mix,
George FInta, J o h n Peach. John
Garrlty, and Harold Brombcrg.
PAST GREAT SACHEM
Short Beacfi PTA Armistice Day Parade
Sponsors A Play j
With Big Laughs Saturday Will Unite
a'ho Short Beach PTA will sponsor a play, "Doln's In a Backwood'.":
Sloro" lo be given by the Good Fol.low.shlp Dramatic club Thursday
evening, Nov. 10 In Riverside Hall.
Under Ihc direction ot Mrs. Eric
Swunson the play Is well rehearsed
and offers a fine cast, each one well
versed In his part.
"Doln'a In a Backwood's Store" Is
a tarclal cntortalnmcnl and offers
a good many laughs.
Members of the ticket coiiimltloc
are Mrs. Victor H\itclilnson, chairman, Mrs. D. W, Owona, Mrs, John
Martin, Mrs, Hazel Lchr, Mrs, Charles Gaugglo, Mrs, Gustavo DeBroull,
Mrs, Carl Grecnvall.
Its cast consists ot the Mesdnmos
Hazel Lehr, Barara Charlotte, Helen Martin, Ingebord Halldcn Ruth
Cuslck, Winnie Rlnker, and tlie
Messrs. Victor Hutclil'nson Al Cur
tlsa, Dick Shannon, Don Haywood,
Al Poulton and Herman Lehr.
Boy Scouts will bo ushers and
llckol collectors.
Various Organizations
War Time Chaplain, Father Edmund A. Cotter Will Give
Invocation—Lt. Col. Ernest L. Avorill Will Give Principal Address at 11 o'clock at Cenotaph.
Past Commander Robert B. Gate,
Sportsmen agree t h a t wood h u n t Marshal of the Day urges all townsing here is "not so h o t " and t h a t
people as well as tho various organthere is more game far afield to the
izations to Join with tho Corcoran
North of us. Pheasants, partridge,
Sundqulst Post 83 In lllllnBly oband the fur.bearlng , gray squirrels
All'ivil l.i^Miiirii', I'lisl, (li'i'iU
serving the Armlalloo Day. More
and rabbits are all more plentiful
Siiclii'in. Inipiiivcil (inlor cil' lied
t h a n ever should Americans find
upstate t h a n around this vicinity.
thomsolvos one people, r a t h e r tlian
iMon, stall.' nl' ('(iniu'i'lii.'\it, incmEnthusiasts are all looking for
"The activities of the American
Corcoran-Sundqulst Post No. 831 a dlslntegrnted group of nationalcolder nights.
lier 1)1' Nonoumnluc. 'rrilio, Now
But ducking is superb. More ducks Red Cross," says Edward O'Neal,
Will hold tho Annual Armistice ties.
Lonilon.
After t h e parade which extends
have shown up t h a n in many years president of the American Farm
Danco this year on Armistice Eve,
from Chestnut Street on tho oast
even though the birds are not yet Bureau Federation, "depend upon
November
10th,
In
t
h
e
Armory.
The
to Bradley Street on tho west, all
down from Canada.
i the support of t h e people a t the
Popular old fashioned dance or- will assemble at the Bowl to join
Forty Broadbllls were taken off] time of the Roll Call. Only once a
chestra
fi'oni
Now
Haven
with
Loo
year
does
t
h
e
Red
Cross
come
lo
In t h e simple services at 11 o'clock.
Pawson P a r k last week by a party
I t was decided at this meellng
of duck shooters taken out by I r v - us; and then only to help u s during
McOrall calling Uio dances will play Willi tho close of t h e bell ringing
t
h
a
t
an
open
preliminary
mnellng
the
balance
of
tho
year.
ing Baldwin. Duck hunting he says
for both old fn.slilonod and modern and whistles, the Rev. Father BdThe Branford branch begins lis be hold on Thursday evening of this
Is unusually good but t h a t It will be
dancing. Doughnuts and elder will muncl A. Cotlor, Wav-tlmo C h a p Continued on page eight
lain, will give the Invocation.
even better when colder weather enrollments on Armistice Day and
be available betwoeii dances, and
separates the big Hocks now way continues until Thanksgiving Day.
Inimedlalely following tho I n dancing will bo from 0 lo 12.
As in the past the roll call will be
out. .
vocation the Colors ot tho various
Time Still l e f t ' T o E n t e r Contest
m a d e through the malls and are beFlight of Woodcocks
organl'zalloiis
will bo massed on tho
Surely on this year wo hnvo so
F o r $500 I n B r e r Rabbit MoJ. Arthur Bradley h a s boon out ing posted today.
very much cause lo colobrato. And dias of tho Cenotaph. Thoii tho post
lasscii
Contest
Mrs. James J. Walworth, chairsome and says t h a t there are a good
w h a t more fitting way could wo do Commander Robert Richardson will
many h u n t s m e n to be seen and m a n , announces t h a t t h e Junior
it t h a n by a dance, with one ot our I present t h e Legion and its purposes
Beautiful new Brer Rabbit Mot h a t last week a small flight of Red Cross hero h a s organized a
own local helping lo entertain, supported by Marshall Robert Calo
lasses Recipe Books are being mailThe Allegro Music Club h a s plan- Then too, t h e proceeds from tho a n d Ills aides, Past Commandors
woodcocks gave hunters their limit. [permanent council, meeting weekly
a n d volunteered to assist in the
ed lo every contestant In the Brer ned the following series ot programs
This week t h e flight Is gone.
Coolao and s m i t h . Following this
In response to numerous Inquir- Rabbit Molasses Contest. Will you for the year; November—March of dance help to care for tho sick and
a
n
n
u
a
l
roll
call
by
addressing
and
Gray squirrels are plentiful but
needy veterans, so while wo danco Lt. Col. Ernest L, Averlll will make
ies concerning the observance of get yours?
tilling
envelopes.
War
Music;
leader,
Helen
Hnglln
,
will be h u n t e d more with colder
tho principal address,
we also serve.
T h e American Red Cross will Thanksgiving Day, t h e Post Office
Alert housewives aro taking ad- Ralsmaii; hosts. Hazel and Edwin
weather. T h e season
continues
Tho observance will close with
Department h a s issued tlic follow- vantage ot t h e golden opportunity Mlchaelson.
December—Christinas
place
a
wreath
a
t
the
Cenotaph
through Tlianksglving Day and cartho placing ot a wreath tor dopftrting bulletin: The President's pro- offered by tho Brer Rabbit Molasses Party In the homo ot Eugenia'HamArmistice
Day.
ries a' season limit law of 30. H u n t ,
cd Comrades and a Roll Can, Firing
clamation designates Thursday, the Contest to win a national prize ot mer. January—Music Marches On,
ing gray squirrels within limits of
Squad and Taps.
23rd of Novenihor, 1039, as a day ot a year's supply'of groceries—$500 leader, Edwin Mlchaelson; host, Eucity or boroughs is prohibited.
Marshal Calo asks nil. organizageneral thanksgiving and t h a t day worth-^pr.'$500 Vn cash, or t h e local g t n l a 'Kinney. February — ClassiLikewise there are lots of rabbits
tions to assomblo a t tho State Arwill be the legal iioliday in the pos- weekly prizes of,^$1.00 or cans of m o - cal versus Swing Music ;,lcttdor8,
b u t they are not as commonly giininnry a t I) o'clock sharp, J ( i t u r d a y , ^ „ , , ^
tal service t h i s year. If November 4as,sp&^T.h£-^cp(|i5bpk, Jsi;B.snt;-xou Alan a n d ' Harry Llndbcrg;>.Jiost,
ned .until later as t h e . s e a s o n conNSv&.rBJl'-nrs&nrtEl'lMfe'liSflrfi'^^
28rd^lB=-noi;^-obBOPved:ilooajiy,n,-n0cQs-: even if you wltfiiono of these prizes' .David Baldwin. March— Enso'mblo
-'•Hlriiiie!rthiTraBh*-Decomber.rand--por»
no
delay.
,
,'
,' ' '
sary service should be rendered to
-it's yoiir gift for *onterin[r tho Program; loader, Robert Norton;
mlts a dally bag of 3 with a season
I t is the endottvor of the Post to •
hostess, Mrs. S. V. Osborn. April— A reception was hold in the Ac.
the public on t h a t day. As it a p - contest.
limit of 30. ,
Musical F u n ; leader, Jocelyn Bald- ademy on the green Sunday, from bring together nil the organl:sallons
pears quite certain t h a t ConnectiThe contest, which Is running loWiUlam Kclls h a s skill in the
win; hosts, Gertrude and Milton 4 until 7, In observance of tho 50th ot the town on this day in,closer
cut will observe November 30th as
Major
J
o
h
n
T.
Seddon,
Public
Recally in this newspaper, h a s two Brandrlff. May—Second
woods and Richard Hosley's luck has
realization of our obligations to tho
Anniml
Thanksgiving Day, tho
Branford
more weeks to go, and t h e n tho Scholar.shlp Concert. June—Annual wedding anniversary ot Mr. and United States ot America. I t Is to
been r u n n i n g good. J o h n Kells and lations Secretary for the New EngPost Office win remain open NovMrs.
Charles
J.
Lounsbury
given
by
land
States,
announced
today
t
h
a
t
winner of t h e gi'and national prize
Everett Mason are excellent h u n be l\oped t h a t they will accept this
their son and daughtcr-In-law, Mr.
lie would like business men, organ- ember 23rd to rciider any service win bo announced shortly there- picnic.
ters.
Invltatloh and Join In projeotlng
which may be required by Its p a and
Mrs.
Louis
C.
Lounsbury,
also
izations,
and
individuals
to
be
on
after. So get your recipes In, and
Leonard Murray h a s
returned
this day to a fuller meaning In tho
trons.
of
.Indian,
Neck.
Because
of
the
In.
t
h
e
alert
for
solicitors
collecting
perhaps you will win not only one
minds ot Branford's citizens.
from Boston Corners, N. Y., where
clement weather only 75 were able
funds
supposedly
for
Thanksgiving
Tho Armstlce Day committee is;
of the weekly.iprlzes,.,but the big
he went lor partridge. He reports
lo attend.
and Christmas dinners, many of AMERICAN FLAG
Continued on page \wo
one as well.
seeing deer.
Mrs. Lounsbury carried an oldwliom supposedly represent The
GIVEN
LEGION
Mrs. J. C. Carr, Rogers Street,
Our demon Uneotype operator,
T h e Court ot Honor for Branford fashioned bouquet. Tho room was
Salvation Army. He strongly urges
h
a
s
been
awarded
$1.00
for
iier
r
e
Ted Dudley, in company with a few
and t h e East Shore will be held Fri- decorated with yellow and gold HARVEST FESTIVAL
under no condition should people In
At a special business meeting ot cipe, and her reolpo is automaticalothers, who h a s a eagle eye for rab- suburban areas respond to any type
day evening, November 10th at tho chrysanthemums, roses', gerbors, auIN CHURCH VESTRY
Corcoran--Sundqulst Post on Mon- ly entered in tho Brer Rabbit MoCommunity House In Branford. Tho tumn leaves, ferns and palms. A
bits wltli his 12-gauge six shooter of collection, tambourine of otherday, which wos held for t h e purpose lasses Contest to compete for the
Board ot Review will take place at buffet lunch was served the table
Continued on page seven
wise, unless the collector Is properly of making final arrangements for
The
annual Harvest Festival ot
Grand National Prize,
7:00 PM, with Commis.sloner Cla- being very attractlvoly
decorated the First Baptist church will bo
Identified by a state permit in addi- the ArniLstlce Eve Dance and the
Runners-up In the ,sccond week's rence Loomls Presiding, and tho
With a Chinese flower tree, assem. held Tuesday evening, November 14,
tion lo carrying credential letter Armistice Day Parade, Past Comcontest were Mrs. A. J. Pfelft and Court of Honor will start at 8:00
bled with wire, flowers broken short In the church vestry. This annual
from the local committee chair- mander Clarence Bradley presented
Miss Beatrice Gorskl- v/ho will each PM. Mr. Harry Sweltzcr of Madison
taped with yellow satin ribbon shar event to which all tho jmrlsh is i n man.
the Post with a very beautiful silk receive a can ot Brer Rabbit Mowill preside at t h e meellng. Parents ping It Into the form of a tree illusvited opens a t 0:30 o'clock with
He went on to say t h a t , about this American Flag, Needless to say this las.ses.
and friends arein vlled to be present trated from the Chinese keels ad.
supper being served. Following tho
time of year, towns and villages are will be greatly treasured by the
This is how the contest is Judged: for the affair. Scouts are expected
orning tlie branches and three smal .supper a social hour will bo held
The funeral of Mrs. Grace Sted swamped with bands of sereraders P o s t , ' and t h e people of Branford
Each week, the best five recipes to receive recogi)lllon for tests pasler
parakeets
representing
the
chiland an address will be givon. Tho
m a n Shepard, widow of Lewis P. playing musical Instruments, with v/IIl have an opportunity to see it in submitted lo llils paper will be sosed from: Branford, Short Beach, dren.
following commltteoso will direct
Shepard, 17 Harbor street, was con- collectors going from door to door, the parade on Saturday. The mem- Iccled. T h e best pf the five will reStomy Creek, Gulllord, Madison,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lounsbury
wore
the
the various parts of the program;
ducted Saturday afternoon with and. In many Instances, people have bers ot the Post gave Pa-st Com- ceive $1.00, a n d will be entered in
and North Branford.
recipients
of
many
gifts.
Including
the supper committee Mrs, Hugh
services a t her late residence by the t h e Impression t h a t t h e money Is mander Bradley a rising vole of the national competition. And the
basket
of
50
large
chrysanthemums
MacLeod, Mrs, William. Kremsor,
t
h
a
n
k
s
for
Ills
very
generous
and
Rev. Robert J. Plumb, rector of used for local charlty-when In most
Continued on page eight
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
from Nashawena Council, D. ot P.; Mrs. Ilerbort White, Mr.s. Paul Mcpatriotic gift.
,
Trinity Episcopal Church. Bearers
cases its goes out of the community
Woodland Temple No. 27 Pythian a like basket of chrysanthemums Lean, Mrs. Sidney Ward, Mrs.
were: Patrick H. Dunn, G. A. R.
The regular monthly business
entirely.
Sister will obsorvoi their 18lh Annl. from Widow's Son Lodge, No. 00, A. Hobart Page and Mrs, Percy Swift.
ON COMMriTEE
Hamre, Daniel P. Avcrlll, Roy V.
of
Corcoran-Sundqulst
Should there be interested Indi- meeting
Averlll. Burton Shepard a n d Waiter
Mr.s. Stasia Brada Is a member versary a t the next regular meeting F. and A. M..table lamp from Ma- Tho program committee Mrs. S.V.
viduals who would like to place Post 83 will be held at the ComHosley.
the committee planning the Fifth November 10th a t Svea Hall. A cov- son Rogers Corps; 50 yellow roses Osborn, Jr., Mrs. Irving Adams, Cortheir gift with some assurance t h a t munity House, Tuesday, November
annual charity toy bUigo sponsored ered dish supper will be served at from an Ice cream company; desk nelia Osborn. Mrs. James Lawrence
I n t e r m e n t was in Center ceme- it win be economically used, t h e y 14.
by the Good-Will Workers. A party 0:30. There will also be Ron CaU and set, Pawson Tribe, I O. R. M.; tele, will direct the work ot decorating
tery.
should mail it to any of t h e local
will be given December 7 and 8 following the meeting Cards and gram from the Unity Court, O. of which will follow autumn coloring.
Mrs. Shepard fell a few weeks ago Salvation Army Treasures in their
SPONSOR PICTURIi
o'clock
In. St. Michael's Hah, 234 Bingo will be played and prizes aw- A; money and nearly 300 anniver- The committee arranging equlpa t her door step and fractured her respective communities. The SalvaBranford School Council will
radod.
sary cards.
raeht Robert Osborn, Carl Swift a n d
hip. She was removed to the Hos tion Army will be happy to act as .sponsor "Hollywood Cavalcade" at Greene Street, New Haven to which
I t Is hoped t h a t all members will
At the regular meeting ot Geor- Weston Shepherd.
pltal of St. Raphael. She was the guardians' of t h a t interest, through the Branford Theatre, Nov. 14, 15 the admission Is one new toy. There
make
an
effort
to
attend.
gia
Chapter,
O.
E.
S.,
an
annlxetsary
will be door prizes.
,
oldest member ot Trinity Church their own local welfare,committee. and 10.
party was held for Mr. and Mrs.
and an honor member of Trinity
Newspaper
editors, Chief
of
Lounsbury, who were presented with SHOW SOUND FILM
Guild. She leaves one daughter Police, or others are cordially Invibouquets of flowers a n d a sum ot
AT ROTARY CLUB
Mrs. Virginia Averlll. She was born ted to cooperate In this connection.
money. Also a gift ot money from
In Branford 04 years ago the daughthe past officers. A fine program In
Bound
tllm.s on "America MarchSoldiers
Broke
I
n
t
o
Houses
A
n
d
beauty spot of New Haven, v/hlch
ter ot Harry Stcdman and Betsy
British I n v a s i o n P l a y e d ImporVandalized Aa Thoy Wont—' charge of Mrs. Stanley Schmld'was ing On" and "Frontiers ot the F u played a very active p a r t In t h e
Foote and lias spend her entire life QUILT HISTORY
ture were shown Monday noon at
here.
RELATED TODAY t a n t P a r t I n W h a t Is Now British Invasion during the Revolu- T r e a s u r e s N o w W i t h New H a v - presented.
t h e weekly meeting of the Branford
K n o w n As F o r t H a l e P a r k
tionary War.
en Society
Rotary Club by the National AssoREPUBLICAN DANCE
The Half Hour Reading Club held
Fort Hale Park was not always a
Minister's Meeting
The Young Republican Club will ciation of Manufacturers. Tho p r o an open meeting today in Trinity
To many F o r t Hale Park is just a park such as wo know It to day, b u t
hold an old-fashioned dance Fri- gram was In charge ot F r a n k BlgFinal plans were completed at a Parish House. Mrs. Roy G. Pavy nice place lo go swimming In t h e a busy community. In fact, war was which would help give command ot
day, November 10 a t the Italian- elow,
recent minister's meeting for the was the speaker and took as her Summer, or perhaps a suitable fought there. The forts today are tho water, They felt It would also be American Club on Beach Street.
Monday's five minute
speaker
wise
to
arm
some
of
the
country
subject,
"Grandmother's
Quilts
for
still
In
existence.
In
later,
year.s
it
Union Thanksgiving service of proplace to go for a picnic on a warm
Bud Smith and his orchestra will was Dr. Philip H. Gorlack who spoko
roads
leading
to
New
Haven,
but
the
World
of
Today."
Those
who
a
t
was
still
a
busy
place
because
a
salt
Icstant churches, to be held In the
summers day, yet how many realize
be there with Bud Smith acting as on "Veterinary Medicine."
First Baptist Church on Wednesday tended brought old or odd quilts or have any knowledge of the h i s - factory was situated t h e r e . ' T h e r e due to lack of money, nothing fur- prompter for' the dancing,
There were 44 attending. Visiting
which Mrs. Pavy identifled and tory of this quiet, .serene park liiat are some old "Morris Covers" t h a t t h e r wa,s done about it. However,
evening, November 29. Rev. Frank
A turkey raffle will be held and Rotarians were Clarence M. Blair,
Black Rock was v/eil fortified, and a
gave their history.
remember
t
h
a
t
old
factory.
cools
our
heated
brov/
In
the
sumM. Swaffled of the Calvary Baptist
there will be refreshments.
R, J, Relgeluth, and Bulkelcy Sraitli
Following the meeting, members mer, and where others find solace
The British Invasion played an beacon was placed a t I n d i a n Hlh,
Church of New Haven will deliver
aU'ot New Haven,
(had an opportunity to meet Mrs. In the winter time by skiing, sliding Important part In w h a t Is now now known as Beacon Hill or Fort
the
sermon.
The
cooperating
Cheshire Charter Night wlU bo
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Wooster Park, which Is about a half
Pavy In the home of Mrs. S. A. Gris- and other forms of winter sport.
knownas
Fort
Hale
Park.
Then
It
Churches are First Baptist, First
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Anderson, o t December 5th a t Waverly I n n . Sevmile from Port Hale. T h e ' b e a c o n
wold. Tea was served
was
known
as
Black
Rock.
T
h
e
ConThe
large
pipes
extending
Congregational, Trinity Episcopal
fire was to bo lighted it there was Montowe.se Street announce the eral from this place plan to atitond.
through the harbor from Fort Hale necticut colony was active in s u p - an attack and three cannons were marriage of their son, Carl Ernest to
and Tabor Lutheran.
BUSSINESS MEN MEET
to the Tomlnson Bricge v;as a .short plying for t h e Army and Navy, fit- , also to be fired as a signal.
BRANFORD SIGNS
Ann Cullen, daughter of Mr and
I Associated Business of Branford
WILL ENTERTAIN
time ago a famllar sight. Thousands ting out several expeditions, Tjoth
Very attractive road signs have
T h e Fourth ot July in the year Mrs. Thomas B. Cullen of Huston
Georgia Chapter, No. 48, O. E. S. I held a supper meeting in Althea's of tons of mud was being drained for land and water, against the
been placed west of P l a n t ' s bridge
Street, New Haven.
Tea room Tuesday evening.
h a s issued invitations to the off!
through the harbor and filled in t h e enemy. People were fearful t h a t 1770 fell on a Sunday. AtA a public! T h e wedding took place in New and also a t t h e power house indiThree new members joined, Charclal visitation of the Worthy Grand
meadows of Fort Hale Park. Some New Haven's location right on tho meeting plans were made for t h e ' Haven on November 4th. They are cating to tourists
t h a t , t h e y are
les Close, Mr. Shaw of Chevrolet Co.
day a road will be built along t h i s harbor front would cause an attack celebration t h e following, day. No now residing at 58 Coe Avenue, Bast' entering, the town ot Branford.
Matron, Mrs. Dorothy L. Labensky,
and Levi Bartholomew.
Koonerhad
the
peoplereturhed.from
by
water.
I
t
.
w
a
s
decided
t
o
have
a
and her associate grand officers In I The a n n u a l meeting win be held shore marking a very, pretty land
These signs fill a long .'felt need.
Haven.
'Continued
on page eight
mark. I t Is one of the historic cannon placed at various points '•
Masonic
Hall, Monday
evening, at Althea's Dec, 5th.
December 4th.
Juniors Assist
In Red Cross
Roll Call
Post office To
Remain Open
November 23rd
Winning Recipe
Contest Prize
Is Announced
Needy Veterans
Will Benefit By
Armistice Dance
Allegro Club
Features War
In November
IpJ
75 Guests Attend
Golden Wedding
In
Salvation Army
^aaefeLy^Asks,.,
Cooperation
COUET OF HONOR
SET FOR NOV. 10
Grace S. Shepard
Dies At 94 Years
Forts Today St-ill In Existence
VSI
mm
fc^9^^ie::*.v*j;q-i/tF««-)Mf"»-i
Page Eight
THE BRANPORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1030
-srsx'lktBKJ
THE MOVIE GUYED 1
t h a t which used to characterize t h r man, "Soaring wings;" Thompson,
| l e m p e r a n c | appeal. There was n o "I lost my English a c e n t ; " Sheean,
a t l e m p t ' t o stir up t h e emotions b.v "Not Peace but a sword;" Wain,
(picturing the tragic effects of
Reaching for the s t a r s ; "
Services In tho local churches on seslon
drunkenness, no a t t e m p t t o s c a n
Phall and John Shcffeld ot Tarzan Sunday will be:
lIOLLyWOOD GOSSIP
JuvonUe—Ahee, Runaway Linda;"
anybody Into total abstinence b;
,tu(ly Onrltt'iul adding h e r foot- Finds a Son" fame.
"Manuela's
birthday;"
Mis Joyce Bean entertained her
St. Augustine's R. C. Church, Rev,
By E C. a n d N. U. CAttPENTER threatening them with a drunkard'.? Bannon,
T h e actor, Ralph Bellamy curren- William Brewer, pastor, Mrs, Ed- 4H club a t a Hallowe'en party on
p r i n t s t o others ot Hollywood great
grave; but on t h e contrary. Just i Coevering, "Real boys a n d girls go
i n t h e forecourt ot Q r a u m a n ' s tly In itho 2nd big feature on this ward Daly, organist choir director. last Thui'.sday afternoon a t her
Hamilton,
"Complete
plain simple statement of scientific blrding;"
Chincso T h e a t e r where she tecently wonderful hold over program a t the Mass will be celebrated a t 0:15 a m. home .on Quarry Road. MLss Betty
facts to show what alcohol really is model aircraft m a n u a l ; " Floherty,
SPOILING GREAT DAYS
"Prcmleredv with Mickey h o o n e y In Loow Poll College, with Randolph Sunday School will follow with In- Shaw, New Haven County Club
I have been asked to write some- and what it does. First emphasis "Make way for t h e m a l l ; " Jordan.
"Babes I n Arms"..;
i.Thd Marx Scott, Francis Deo a n d Walter Con structions by Dominican Nuns from Agent a n d Miss Ellen Carlson, local
things about this. It means using war placed on t h e value of alcohol Homemade dohs In foreign dress;"
B r o t h e r s requesting t h a t their now iiolly In t h e United States Coast New Haven,
leader were honored guests.
great a n d often
sacred days In In Industry, In automobile readl- Kelly, "Girl who would be queen;"
picture, "At t h e Clr6us," bo held up Q u a r t story, wore his officers
such a way t h a t they lose all of alors, In very many lines of m a n u Leaf, "Fair play;" Nolan, "Hobnana d a y so as hot t o be previewed on uniform on location at t h e Catallna
Tho Young People's Society e n - their real meaning. Hallowe'en Is factuHng. But all of these values
ZIon Episcopal. Church, Rev
ed boots;"
F r i d a y t h e -ISMi,.!, ...Robert Mont- Islands Guard s t a t i o n . For .scenes Francis J. Smith, Rector, Mrs. Paul joyed a Hallowe'en party a t the Alsuch a day. I t was first observed I n ' p e r t a i n to alcohol OUTSIDE THE
'Boniory lir early, for "The Earl of In Columbia's "Coa,5t Guard," he R, Hawkins, organist a n d choir d i - lelic Club Hou.se on Friday night.
caused
considerable rector Holy Eucharist will be cele- Miss Vera Barker and Miss Luella 008 A. D. as a day of prayer for BODY. Then attention was directed
PARTY GIVEN AT CAWI.EY'S
Chicago" .,.,.ij.,.,.Mickey Rooney In apparently
souls ••said to be still In purgatory. to tho fact t h a t used INSIDE THE
At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
' vited t o ' S i t on t h e bench by Coach confusion among the cnlLsled men. brated a t 9:30 o'clock. Sunday Hughes were co-chairmen.
There was a custom of children go- BODY alcohol always does harm. George Cawley of Brantord Hills, a
Everyone
hcmot
promptly
saluted,
Blip Madlgan during t h e contest be
School will follow.
ing from door t o door to beg for The rest of the time was given to
much to Bellamy's amusement a n d
Iwcon Loyola a n d St, Mary's....,
The Boy Scouts m e t on Wednes- apples or cake. Now tho original explaining Just why and how this Hallowe'en party was hold with t h e
amazement,
Ho
h
a
d
to
stop
a
n
d
exguests: Edith
Cawley,
Eleanor Powell receiving a record
North Brantord
Congregational day evening of this week a t t h e purpose h a d back of it a worthy is true. These children will be able following
Intiiix of fan mall from South plain t h a t he was and actor and Church rtey. G. Dlllard Lessloy, Jerome Harrison School.
from now On to understand t h a t Leona Cawley, Juno Cawley, Mary
motive.
But
see
w
h
a
t
we
have
done
Landio, Louise Blondella, Grace
America
..Speticor Tracy mak t h a t It was unnecessary to give h i m pastor, Mrs. Douglas B. Holabird,
to t h e day. JU.st degraded it until I there Is a sound logic behind t h e
Ing t h e mo.'it of show-going during official recognition. Finally, after organist a n d choir director. Miss
Mrs. Alden J. Hill, roll call chair- suppo.se but few think ot It as a n y - s t a n d ot Christian pciople against Bernard, Helena Rosepal, Rita
h i s two Weeks vacation trip t o Now patiently explaining for several Ethel Maynard assistant. Morning men ot the local branch of t h e Red thing more t h a n a n annual child- tho drinking of alcoholic beverages, Grelgo, Betty Bradley, Stasia P i n •York.......,..„Preddlo Bartholomew re hour.'J, Bellamy solved t h e problem wor.-ihlp win be a t 11 o'clock. Sunday Cross attended the luncheon meet- ren's frolic, or worse.
even If they are offered a t social sky, Warren Cawley, Leo Bernard,
porlUu! to the Board of Education by returning a snappy naval sdlulo School win convene In the Chapel ing at t h e Now Haven Lawn Club on
functions or in private homes. Albert Tucker, Morton McOee, N a And
there
is
Christmas.
The
day
Would t h a t all p a r e n t s would make than Cawley, Walter Burbon, Nick
for Ills Koml-ahnual examination..,. himself I I t wasn't until then t h a t a t 10 o'clock, Miss Edna GrLswold, Tuesday. Plans for the coming year
t
h
a
t
is'honored
as
t
h
e
birthday
ot
he
was
being
'kidded'
by
tho
Burbon, Michael Hobelick, Paul J a It easy for them t o abstain.
bonnl.fi O'Kocfe turning lyric writer,
were outlined Tho drive will begin
superintendent.
Jesus Christ, whom vast numbers of
vorskl, William Burns.
for K a y Kysor. The name of t h e guardsmen, with whom ho later
on Monday, November 11, Armistice
N. H. C.
people reverse as the Saviour of the
became
close
friends.
song Is "And So What",,, ,...Tom
Hallowe'en iiartles were held a t Day.
World. The story as given in the
Watch
For
These
Illla
Coming
Soon
Noal officially opening his new
tho Center School on Tuesday. CosNew Testament is one of tho lovMr, Smith Goes To Washington tumes were Judged for tho prettiest
A public Hallowe'en old fashioned
homo a t Mallbu Beach with a
llest ever told. S a n t a Clausl A r a g : Jiousewarmlng
aeorge Murphy with James Steward and Jean and for tho funniest. Games were dance was held by the Civic Assoa-muftln, wearing moth eaten whis"Balalaika"
wlthNol- played a n d refreshments served.
ciation In the town hall on S a t u r t r e a t i n g the cast of Broadway Arthur
kers tiiat probably harbor germs
day night. .
.Melody 6s 1940".to a n d Ice cream son Eddy a n d Illona Massey..,
enough to s t a r t a pestilence. Giving
party ori the set honoring t h e dim- "Nlnotchktt" with Greta Garbo and
Services were held on Wednesday
out silly platitudes to a few child"Northwest In tho Catholic a n d Episcopal
The North Brantord
Fife'and
inutive Juggler, Frltzlo Frischanti...'. Mclvyn Douglass
ren who have not as yet acquired
The following books wore added
FLAT WORK
Drum Corps will meet on Friday
Mickey Rooney a n d Judy G a r - Passage" with Sponcer Tracy and Churches,
much- mentality. B u t the age of i n - to t h e Hagaman Memorial Library
night for drill a l the club house.
...."20OO Men A
larvd, co-starr6d for the first time In Walter Brennon
nocent a n d unquestioning belief during September a n d October.
WET WASH
Mrs, J. Stewart Forbes entertained
"Babes In Arms", now shpwlng for Year" with Randolph Scott a n d
gets lower a n d lower all the time.
Adult fiction—Baird, J o h n ; BaldMiss Eva Karplch a n d Miss C a t h tho ZIon Parish Guild on Tuesday
a 2nd Big Week a t t h e Loow Poll Preston Foster :.....,
But everyone must make gifts. No win, "Career by Proxy;" Bassett,
SOFT DRY
College theatre, la Mickey's first
See You In Tho Movies, a t her home on Beech Road. A cov- erine Parplch of New Haven were m a i l e r whether they have a n y real
musical, and they are flanked by
Your Movld Guyed e>ed dish luncheon was followed by recent visitors of Mrs. Daniel M. reason for so doing or not. They "Son ot t h e s e a ; " Colver "Where
t
h
e
h
e
a
r
t
goes;"
Ermine,
"Cowboy
a bu.slness ses.slon a n d a period ot Doody's.
t h e - l a r e e s t accumulation of HollyJust must do it. The city will decor- say your p r a y e r s ; " Forester, "Capsewing on a quilt.
wood's Juvenile talent assembled to
ate Us streets with cart-loads ot
date i n one picture, Whllo musicals
The recent rains have made bare greens (which would look better in tain Horatio Hornblower;" Haycox,
Border t r u m p e t ; " Hughes, " I n HazFINISHED WORK
The
Ladies
Sewing
Society
mot
on
aro nothing new to Judy, they are
the
trees
much
to
the
disappointContinued from Pago One
the woods where God p u t them)
Wednesday In tho chapel. Dinner ment of beauty lovers a n d much to electric lights galore, a n d flaming a r d ; " McCord, "Sweet for a seato Mickey and ho makes t h e most
son;"
Phlllpotts,
"Monkshood;"
to
take
up
w
h
a
t
t
h
e
n
seemed
an
BACHELOR SERVICE
was served a t 12:30. Mi-s. G, Dlllard tho delight ot hunters who found advertisements of every conceivable
of it, offering t h e Intriguing opportunity t o "Andy Hardy" dancing, even more urgent calling, t h a t of Ijossloy presided a t t h e business the thick foliage a real h a n d i c a p . ,- glmorack tied up wllh holly. All ot Pentecost, "Cancelled In red;" Rawson, "Footprints on t h e ceinng;"
giving, impersonations and, In fact the soldier.
these things and many more say Seltzer, "Arizona J i m ; " Stevenson,
To this new way of life he
doing everything in t h e entertalnyou Just must buy. Yes, a n d there "Green Money;" Taylor, "Spring
brought the broad and synipathctlc
montbook,
is t h e Christmas Club. You Just h a r r o w i n g ; " Thomson, "Footlights
Mickey Rooney plays tho son of a understanding of h u m a n nature a c Tel. 572-2 — 572-3
must blow in t h a t money in some on a h e r o ; " Wlddemer, "She knew
quired In his years o t ' pastoral
way, whether t h e rent Is paid or the three b r o t h e r s ; " Wormser, "We ask
1 famous vftudbvlUo team. Inheriting work. Now he looks back on one
B . W . Nelson, P r o p .
baby h a s a n y shoes or not. You are so little;"
all h i s father's talent, ho is t h e ot tho great experiences of his lite.
a piker and a traitor If you do not
guldlrig light of t h e go-getting
Captain Gallaudot
commanded
Adult non-flctlon—Conn, "Regisspend It all.
youngsters and t h e central figure of F Battery, 303d Field Artillery, In
ter a n d m a n u a l ; " Webester's " u n a And there Is Thanksgiving Day, bridged dictionary. Znd e d ; " Eloesa p u p p y love story t h a t Involves Us training period a t home a n d ovonce a day for giving t h a n k s to ser, "Modern G e r m a n l i t e r a t u r e ; "
Judy Garland, tho ugly duckling, erseas, a n d a t t h e front In the
God tor his mercies, now a day for Llddell Hart, "War In outline, 1914and J u n e Prolsser playing a n ex- Drley of offensive east ot St. Mlhlel.
District of Branford, ss. Probate
stuffing, not t h e turkey only.
screen baby star who h a s tlio looks His book, whllo written In verse,
1918;" Schevll, "History of Europe,"
It Is proper t h a t mention be m a d e All except J o h n a n d Rudy were
And Mothers' a n d F a t h e r s ' days. Johnson, "Rolling along in song;" Court, October 4th, 1930. Estate of
and motley needed to stage h i s Is essentially a collection of all sorts
dressed
tor
long
distant
hiking.
Can
In this column of t h e passing of a n
How ardently you a r o urged n o t to Wilder, "Garden flowers In color;" Susan J . Howd late of Branford ID
show.
ot short stories covering a wide old employee Joseph Zebrowskl. Al- they t a k e It I
forget them. And July 4, t h e day Partridge, "Country lawyer;" P u t - District, deceased.
, The cast also features Charles range ot action a n d observation t h o u g h t n o t having worked here
The Court ot P r o b a t e for t h e
t h a t made our country tree, a n d
Wlnnlnger, Guy , KIbeo,
Grace and exhibiting the responses of or- since IJlovembor 2,1938 he h a d spent
Dlsrtict of Branford h a t h limited
New Tinners Shop
m a d e us t h e envy ot t h e whole
\ HByes, :Botty Jaynes, Douglas Mc- dinary men to a novel and specific a large p a r t ot h i s life In our e m STATE
OF
CONNECTICUT
and
allowed six m o n t h s from t h e
Tho new Tinners Shop which afenvironment. Here are n o heroes ploy, starting h i s career with us on fords us more space a n d t h e use of world. As far as t h a t Is concerned, a
PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
date hereof, for t h e creditors
little
sanity
is
a
t
last
overtaking
us
nv 4 . I T I » " . ~ . 7 I ; ' ; ' . ' . V ^
EXAMINATION NOTICE
and no cowards, but men reacting April 14, 1014. As a fireman In t h e a few of t h e Chllllngworth Mfg. Go's
estate to exhibit their claims
j„nior
Microbiologist for_ _settlement.
normally to tho stresses a n d strains Annealing D e p a r t m e n t h e h a d m a c h i n e s Is about completed a n d and evenluaUy i t m a y be redeemed Position.
Those
w h o
and
p
u
t
to
some
useful
a
n
d
patriowar. Readers who have shared shown great loyalty a n d ability In Joe Valltte a n d his assistant Dom
(No. 138) 5I500-1G80 p e r a n n u m . I neglect to present
their a c tic purpose, r a t h e r t h a n being a day
East Havon Captain Gallaudet's experience will his work. His m a n y friends In tho
281 Main St.,
Application forms a n d detailed counts properly attested, within
onlc Sarisone will b e , m o v e d there for killing t h e Innocents.
About
best realize the psychological valid- Company m o u r n h i s death, a n d within a few days.
information m a y be, obtained a t said time, will be debarred a recovmost of these, great days we could
Sun., Moil., Tucs,, Nov. 5-(l-7
ity of his report,
t h e Personnel Department, Slate ery. All persons indebted to said
wish to express their kindest symsay t h e same thing: CommerclalCapito,! Hartford, or a t 1 ocal Estate a r e requested to make i m pathies t o his widow a n d three
M y r n a Loy, T y r o n e Power a n d
Mrs. Gabriel Barba h a s returned zied, degraded, perforted, a n d u t t e r offices of the Connecticut State m e d i a t e - p a y m e n t to Ellsworth B .
daughters.
George Bront in
to h e r homo from Grace Hospital ly ruined, a s t a r as t h e original
Employment Service in Ansonia, Foote, Executor, North Branford,
"The RAINS CAME"
where she h a d a tonsllectomy. T h e purpose was concerned.
Bridgeport,
Bristol,
Danbury, Conn.
Continued from pacra one
:-! ALSO X
operation
was
pertormcd
by
Dr
I am not so sure but we ought to
Ernie Better
Daniclson, Hartford,
IMeriden, District of Brantord, ss. Probate
Herman
a
n
d
Dr.
Capplnella.
Jano W i t h e r s in
have one more great day. We might
Ernie Johnson Is reported resting
with pedrl Juliette cap, which was
Middlctown, New Britain, New Court, October 6th, 1030. Estate of
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs.
Domonic
Bontatlbus
call
It
"The
Day
of
Recovery"
when
comfortably
a
t
t
h
e
Manchester
' Chicken Wagon Family' worn by tho bride groom's mother
Haven, Now London, Norwalk, Grace T. Ives late ot Branford in
25 years ago. She carried white roses Hospital. J a k e Bauer was among t h e entertained a t a Halloween Party we will try to recover what we have • Norwich, Stamford, ThompsonDistrict, deceased.
WnL/J'lMU'ij—is^ovrs'-i)
and gardenias. Her a t t e n d a n t was visitors to see him Sunday. He r e - at their Wlldmero Lodge on Queach lost, and p u t back into these beauvillc, Torrington, WatcTbury, WiilOarolo Lombard, Oaiy G r a n t
gowned In old rose taffeta of Col- ported t h a t h e was sitting up In bed. Road Monday evening. Those a t - tiful days something of their origThe Court ot P r o b a t e for t h e
imantic. Applications must be
and K a y F r a n c i s i n
tending were Mr. a n d Mrs. Maurltz inal purpose. The governor of Veronial style, a n d carried a n old fashsubmitted to t h e Personnel De- District of Branford h a t h limited
ioned bouquet.,
" I N NAME ONLY"
A few of Ernie's friends from t h e Montellus, Mr. a n d Mrs. George m o n t h a s rebelled against multip a r t m e n t not l a t e r t h a n Novem- and allowed six m o n t h s from t h e
A reception In the vestry follow- M.I.P. are selling chances on a prize Hansen, Mr. a n d Mrs. Irving Hoad- plying special days, announced by
date ' hereof, for t h e creditors
ber 15, 1939.
:-l A L S O ;.!
ed the ceremony. I n the receiving of ten dollars tor his benefit. C h a n - ley, Mr. a n d Mrs. Horold Smith, special proclamations. Good for Dale of Examination: November estate to exhibit t h e i r claims
"Nancy Drew and tho
hue besides the bridal .party, were ces may be h a d fi'om any of t h e Mrs. May Palmer a n d Miss Frances him I Maybe ho could tell us how
for
settlement.
Those
w h o
24, 1939.
Hidden Stair Case"
tho jiaronts ot tho bride and m o - boys In Dept. No. 11 before Novem- Stovlc. Maurltz coveted t h e prize t o get b a c k ' t h e real purpose and
neglect
to present
their
acvirith Bonita Granvillo a n d
ther ot the groom. Mrs. McOlena- ber 23d, a t which time t h e drawing for t h e most original costume-May t h e real joy of our greatest and
counts properly attested, within
F r a n k i o Thomas
West, while Dora h a d t h e funniest m o s t sacred days.
ghan was dressed In black velvet win take place.
said time, will be debarred a recovrepresenting Mr. Jlggs of t h e F u n n y
with corsage of orchids. Tho groom's
ery. All persons Indebted to said
E. C. .C
Ladies Gift Nights
Paper.
mother was dressed In royal blue
Estate a r e . requested to make ImKri,, Sal,—Nov, 10-11
Mike
Do
Leonardo,
one
of
t
h
e
THEN
AND
NOW
velvet and wore, a shoulder bouquet
mediate payment to Hope Ives Colelectric truck operators was InJ ured
B a r b a r . i Stamvyck, Adolpho
The
older
ones
who
listened
to
ot yellow roses.
lins,
Executrix, Brantord, Conn.
A.G. Godlalls went fishing one
Menjou, William Holdon i n
Following a wedding trip to I'lew last Thursday. Tho accident occured day last week a n d caught forty four the Scientific Temperance DemonHarbor
and
Maple
Sts.,
j n O U r E MEN WITH CARS AVANTED
York, the couple will live a t 01 Mid- while h e was placing a loaded four- black fish. If h e h a d n ' t missed those stration In t h e Short Beach Union
"GOLDEN BOY"
to supply finest quality g u a r a n dlesex Street, Sprlngflold, a n d will wheel-truck to connect to t h e elec- "big ones" t h a t got away, he would Chapel School last Sunday morning
:•: A L S O ;•!
QUALITY LIQUORS
teed Auto, F a r m a n d Institutional
tric,
truck.
His
left
foot
slipped
a
n
d
should have been Impressed' with
S i d n e y Tolor, P a u l i n e Moore i n be a t home to their friends after
have
fifty
two,
A.G.
says
h
e
found
products to regular customers.
one of t h e wheels r a n over It.
the
difference
In
approach
from
Nov.
15.
T
h
e
bride's
traveling
outflt
AT
LOW
PRICES
out
tliat
cloudy
days
a
r
e
t
h
e
best
"CHARLIE CHAN at
Pays S30 lo $G0 weekly, Savings
was ot teal blue with lynx trimbecause
t
h
e
fish
are
not
blinded
by
Club Bonus Extra. Lifetime posiTREASURE ISLAND" ming and' brown accessories. T h e I t h a s been noticed by one of our
t h e s u n a n d they can see t h e bait face. The other boys escaped with
Phone
Branford
942
tion with large progressive comPlay Honey Sat. Evenings bride was employed. In t h e office of reporters t h a t quite a mumber better.
only a few bruises.
pany. Write E. L. Desch, Pres.,
the Van Norman Machine Co. Mr, of workers throughout the plant a r e
1330 Vine Street, Pliiladelphia, Pa.
Hunter Is a graduate ot Yale Uni- wearing tonnls shoos, basket ball
J o h n Knudsen h a s returned from
shoos,
a
n
d
some
very
soft
moccasversity a n d Is In t h e sales departGlenwood comb, range, $40. Crawtho Now Haven Hospital where he
Uis, These soft solo shoes a r e all was eonf led with ulcers of t h e stomm e n t of tho'Van Norman Arm.
ford, Monogram. Quality gas
r
i
g
h
t
In
their
places,
b
u
t
the
factory
range, $18. BeantituI electric r e Week end guests of Mrs. G r a c e R
ach. Ho is reported as recuperating
frigerators, $3.5, ?4p. Brand new
Hunter tor tho wedding were Mrs, Is n o t all right for them. It employ- favorably a t h i s house, a n d plams to
[ l''ri., .Sat.—Nov. IJ-'l
stoves, refrigerators, reduced' 25W. H. Cochran a n d daughter, Miss ees wore hard toe-cap shoes with return to work in a week or so.
49%. Furniture, rugs. 59 WhaWey
Margaret Cochran of Froeport, L. I, h a r d soles there would be fewer
"BRIDAL SUITE"
Avenue. Open evenings.
August A. a n d Eugene A. Seastream foot Injuries.
17
Meadow
Street
—
Branford
Boys
Injured
w i t h Annabella, Robert Y o u n g of Bayonne,.N. J., Miss Lotltla H.
Whllo on their way to meeting
:-: A L S O ;-:
Ross of Brooklyn, N. Y. a n d Dr. Wil"The worm turns"-or as J o h n last Saturday, In Watorbury Mr.
H. Klrsohnor ot West Haven Cameron puts it, " T h e worm r e - Michael Zvonkovlc, Mr. J o h n F.
'Mr. Wong in Chinatown' liam
All o t the above with Mrs. Hunter tui-ns" Don Sawtelle arrived back Longgard, Mr. Walter Williams a n d
w i t h B o r i s Karloff
and Mrs. Margaret J. Murphy of from Cleveland Monday morning. Mr. Carl Enlund m e t with a n acci42 inch sink a n d tub combinations
this place attended tho wedding.
2$.93 complete. Toilet
outnts
Ho did not show up for 22 mile hike; dent which resulted in t h e over t u r n
Sun., JIoii., 'I'uos., Nov, 5-G-7
we wrote about in last week's M.I.F. ol t h e c a r on t h e wet p a v e m e n t
complete $12.95. B a t h tubs $14.50.
news; however, J o h n a n d Rudy The boys were fortunate in only
Wall Basins $5.45. Conn. Plumbing
"THUNDER AFLOAT"
Smith walked t h e distance. The hike having been severely shaken up.
and Heating Materials Co., 1730
I !-: WITH ;-i
started Sunday A.M. a t 9 o'clock However, Williams a n d Enlund are
State St, New Haven, Conn.,
W a l l a o o Beery, Vii'ginia G r e y
a n d finished Sunday night a t 8:00 confined to t h e hospital having r e Phone G-0028.
i-: A L S O :-:
P.M. There were ten In t h e party. ceived several lacerations about the
Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n k Atwater, of
A n n Sothern, J a m e s Ellison in
Open From 9 to 1 A. M.
Driseoll Road announce the birth
Ti'PEWKITERS — ALL MAKES
of
a daughter, Mary on October 20
"HOTEL for WOMEN"
New, Rcbullls, Rentals, Portables,
In t h e Hospital of St. Raphael.
Suppliea
jWccl,, Tlmrs.—Nov,'8-1)
Mr. a n d Mrs. Robert
Osborne
B U R N I S H E D GOLD
Convenient Terms
Ritchie ot New Haven announce the
CHINA NIGHTS
birth, of a daughter Linda, October
RELIANCE TYPEWRITER CO.
I B e t t y Grable, Jaolrio Ooogan i n 27 In New Haven Hospital. Mrs.
C. n. GUY, Mgr.
Ritchie was, before lier marriage.
"MILLION DOLLAR
Telephone 7-2738
Miss Bevei'ly Langdale.
108 Crown Street,
N e * Haven
LEGS"
Duke Lacko and Frank Skolonis, Proprietors
Corcoran-Sundqulst Post, Amerii-! ALSO ;-: '
:
LOST—Pass
Book
No.
11573. U
can Legion win meet in t h e Armory
found return to Branford Savingi
I
"6,000 ENEMIES"
Monday November 0 a t 8:30 p . m.
Bank, Branford, Cohii.
NORTH BRAN FORD
All In The
Day's W o r k
Books A d d e d
ToHagaman List
V r r A l FORCE IN EVERT TOWN
PORTRAYING AS I T DOES
LOCAL
Town Clerk Has Issued 136 Hunting Licenses So Far This
Year—Duck Hunters Coming Back With The Limit—
Small Game Plentiful Upstate.
Harbor
Package Store
Pequot Theatre
EADOW GRILLE
NOW
SERVING
DINNERS & LUNCHEONS
Just Arrived
At Moderate 'Prices
RHEINGOLD BEER
On Draught
W:
Business Directory
Short Beach PTA
Sponsors A Play
With Big Laughs
At a meetlnK last Friday evening
of tho state ofticcrs of t h e Impvovde Order ot Red Men a n d a few
of the men of East Haven who are
to become the c h a r i e r members oC
the new tribe now being organized
It was deckled t h a t If possible t h e
Institution of t h e new tribe would
be Wednesday evening November 22
and t h e place tho town hall, prcscnl
at this little meeting t h a t was e n tirely informal were Great Sachem
Raymond I. Petersen of Slrattonl,
Great Keeper of Wampum Alfred
W. Smith ot Short Beach and New
Haven, Past Great Sachem George
A. Falrchild of Bridgeport, Deputy
Great .Sachem Waller Newton ot
Brantord and P a s t Sachem Alfred
Hattersloy ot Strotford, Also George
Cunningham,
Henry
Coughlin,
Oscard Boldtman, George Mix,
George Flnta, J o h n Peach, J o h n
Garrlty, and Harold Bromberg.
The Short Coach PTA will .spoU.sor a play, "Dnin's in a Cnckwood's
stove" lo be given by the Good Fel.
low.shlp Dramntlc club Thursday
evening, Nov. 10 In Riverside Hall,
Under the direcllon of Mrs. Eric
Swniison t h e play is well rehoi\r.sod
and otters a fine oast, each one well
vcr.sed In his part.
"Doln's In a Dackwood's Store" Is
a tarcial entertainment and offers
a good many laughs.
Members ot the ticket coihmltloc
arc Mrs. Victor Hutchinson, chairman, Mrs. D. W. Owens, Mrs. John
Martin, Mrs. Hazel Lohr, Mrs. Charles Gaugglc, Mrs. Guslnvc DcBrcuU,
Mrs. Carl Greenvall.
Us cast consists o t tho Mosdames
Hazel Lehr, Barnra Charlotte, Helen Martin, Ingcbord Hallden Ruth
Cusick, Winnie Rinker, a n d tlie
Mcisrs. Victor Hutchliison Al Cur
llss, Dick Shannon, Don Haywood,
Al Poulton and Herman Lohr,
Boy Scouts will bo ushers and
ticket collcclors.
Armistice Day Parade
Saturday Will Unite
Various Organizations
War Time Chaplain, Father Edmund A. Cotter Will Give
Invocation—Lt. Col, Ernest L. Averill Will G-ive Principal Address at 11 o'clock at Cenotaph.
Past Commander Robert B, Cato,
Sportsmen agree t h a t wood h u n t Marshal of the Day urges all townsing here Is " n o t so h o t " a n d t h a t
people as well as t h e various organthere Is more game t a r afield to the
izations to join wllh tho Corcoran
North ot us. Pheasants, partridge,
Sundqulst Post 83 In Iltllngiy oband the fur.bearlng , gray squirrels
serving tho Armistice Day, More
All'ri'il liifiouric, I'IIKI tircnl
a n d -rabbits a r e all more plentiful
t h a n ever should Americans And
Miu'lu'lii, Inipi'iiVc'il dnli'i' nl' Hod
upstate t h a n around this vicinity.
thomsolves one people, r a t h e r t h a n
Jli'n, slnli' 111' Cciiiiu'i'tiiMit, moniEnthusiasts are all looking for
a dislnlegrnled group of national"The activities of t h e American
colder nights.
Corcoran-Sundqulst Post No. 83 ties.
lior (if Kdminianliic Trilic, Now
But ducking is superb. More ducks Red Cross," says Edward O'Neal,
Will hold tho Annual Armistice
l.omUin.
have shown up than In many years president ot t h e American F a r m
After t h e parado which extends
Dance this year on Armistice Eve,
even though t h e birds are not yet Bureau Federation, "depend upon
November 10th, In tho Armory. The from Chestn\il Street on tho oast
the support of t h e people at tho
down from Canada.
to Bradley Street on tho west, all
Popular old fashioned dance or- will assemble at the Bowl to join
Forty Broadbllls were taken oft time ot t h e Roll Call. Only once a
chestra tiom New Haven wllh Loo In tho simple services a t U o'clock.
Pawson P a r k last week by a party year does the Red Cross come to
I t was decided a l this mcellng
of duck shooters taken out by Irv- us; a n d then only to help us during
McGrall calling tho dances will play Wllh the close of tho bell rlnglnB
t h a t a n open preliminary mcellng
ing Baldwin. Duck h u n t i n g h e says the balance ot t h e year.
for both old fashioned a n d modern and whistles, tho Rov. Father E d be
held
on
Thursday
evening
of
this
The Brantord branch begins Its
Is unusually good but t h a t It will be
dancing. Doughnuts a n d older will mund A. Colter, War-time C h a p Continued
on
paqe
eiaM
even better when , colder weather enrollments on Armistice Day and
lain, will give t h e Invocation.
be available bolweori dances, and
continues
until
Thanksgiving
Day.
separates t h e big flocks now way
Immediately following: tho I n dancing
will
bo
from
0
to
12.
As
in
the
past
the
roll
call
will
be
out.
Time Still l e f t ' T o E n t e r Contest
vocation tho Color.H of tho various
made
through
tho
malls
a
n
d
arc
beFlight ot Woodcocks
Surely on this year wo have so organlzatlohs will bo massed on Iho
F o r $500 I n Bror Rabbit MoJ. Arthur Bradley h a s been out ing posted today.
very much causo to colobralo. And dlas ot t h e Cenotaph, T h e n tho post
lasses Contest
Mrs.
James
J
.
Walworth,
chairsome and says t h a t there are a good
w h a t more fitting way could wo do Commander Robert Richardson will
m a n y huntsmen to be seen a n d m a n , announces t h a t t h e Junior
It t h a n by a dance, wllh ono ot our present tho Legion a n d Its purposes
Beautiful now Brer Rabbit M o t h a t last week a small flight of .Red Cross here h a s organized a
supported by Marshall Robert Cato
The Allegro Music Club h a s plan- ovm local helping to entertain. and his aides. Past Commandors
lasses Recipe Books are being mail, woodcocks gave h u n t e r s their limit. [permanent council, meeting weekly
and volunteered to assist In t h e
ed to every contestant In t h e Brer ned t h e following series ot programs Then too, tho proceeds from t h e Coolao a n d Smith. Following this
This week t h e flight is gone.
In response to numerous Inquir- Rabbit Molasses Contest. Will you for t h e year: November—March ot dance help to caro tor tho sick a n d
Gray squirrels are plentiful but a n n u a l roll call by addressing a n d
needy voLprnns.
veterans, so
so whllo
whllo we
we dance
dance Lt. Col. Ernest L. AverlU wUl make
ies concerning the observance ot get yours?
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»-,,...nnHu
War Music; leader, Helen
will be h u n t e d more with colder filling envelopes.
tho principal address.
Thanksgiving
Day,
tho
Post
Office
we
also
serve.
The American Red Cross will
Alert housewives are taking a d - Ralsman; hosts. Hazel a n d Edwin
weather. T h e season
continues
Tho observance will close with
Department
h
a
s
issued
t
h
e
followDecember—Christinas
through Thanksgiving Day a n d car- place a wreath a t t h e Cenotaph ing bulletin: T h e President's p r o - vantage of t h e golden opportunity Mlchaclson,
tlio placing of a wroatli tor departParty In t h e home ot Eugenia'Hamoffered
by
t
h
e
Bror
Rabbit
Mola.sses
ries a' season limit law of 30. H u n t . Armistice Day.
ed
Comrades a n d a Roll Call, Firing
clamation designates Thursday, t h e
mer. January—Music Marches On.
Ing gray squirrels within limits of
Squad a n d Taps.
!
23rd of November, 1939, as a day of Contest to win n national prize ot leader, Edwin Michaelson; host, E u city or boroughs is prohibited.
Mar.shal Cale asks all organlza;
general thanksgiving a n d t h a t day a year's .supply^ ot groceries—$500 gisnla -Kinney. February - ^ ClassiLikewise there are lots of rabbits
ttons to nssomblo a t tho State Arwill be the legal holiday in t h e pos- worth—pr .$500 In cash, or tho local cal versus Swing. Music; leaders.
b u t they are h o t as commonly g u n t a l , service this year, if November weekly prizes ol^fl.OO or can.s ot m o - Alan,;and'';:.Ilarry,., Llndbergjijipst,
m a r y a t 0 o'clock ^sharp. Saturday
lasse§,;,.J'hg£cori(i^pkvJs,;^^^
ned u n t n later as t h e , season c o n •a8rdi48% nol^obsorvod dooaPyv;;3ioodsDavid Baldwin., •Mafoh:^.Bn3oihbio
'•''''tlnues-thrcttieh*'t'«!emberTaiKl—porano dolay. ,
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sary service should be rendered; to even if you vidnnbne off these.prizds |program; loader, Robert Norton;
mlts a daHy bag of 3 with a season
the public on t h a t day. As it a p - •it's your gift for •'entering t h e hostess, Mrs. S. V. Osborn. April—
It is tho endeavor of t h e Post t o
A
reception
was
hold
In
tho
Ac.
contest.
limit of 3D. .
pears quite certain t h a t Connectibring together all the organlzotlons
The contest, which is running lo- Musical F u n ; loader, Jocelyn Bald- ademy on the green Sunday, from of tho town on this d a y Inoloaor
Wniiam Kelts h a s skill in t h e
cut, wni observe November 30th as
Major J o h n T. Seddon, Public R e - Thanksgiving Day, tho Branford cally in this newspaper, h a s two win; hosts, Gertrude and Milton 4 uutll 7, In observance of tho 50lh realization of our obligations lo tho
woods and Richard Hosley's luck h a s
Brandrlff. May—Second
Annual wedding anniversary of Mr. a n d
been running good. John Kells and lations Secretary for t h e New Eng- Post Office will remain open Nov- more weeks to go, and then t h e
Scholarship Concert. June—Annual Mrs. Charles J. Lounsbury given by United States ot America. I t Is to
Everett Mason are excellent h u n - land States, announced today that ember 23rd to render any service winner of t h e g^and national prize picnic.
bo Hoped t h a t thoy will accept this
he would like business men, organ- which may be required by its p a - will be announced ahorlly t h e r e their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Invitation and join In projecting
ters.
izations,
a
n
d
Individuals
to
be
on
and
Mrs.
Louis
C
Lounsbury,
also
trons.
Leonard Murray h a s returned
after. So get your recipes In, a n d
this day to a fuller meaning In tho
ot Indian Neck. Because of the i n . minds of Brantord's citizens.
from Boston Corners, N. Y., where t h e alert for solicitors collecting
perhaps you will win not only one
funds
supposedly
tor
Thanksgiving
clement
weather
only
75
were
able
h e went for partridge. He reports
Tho Armslice p a y eommlttoo Is;
ot tho weekly•• prizes, ^but t h e big
and Christmas dinners, m a n y of AMERICAN FLAG
to attend.
seeing deer.
Continued on page 'ivjo
one as well.
whom
supposedly
represent
The
Mrs.
Lounsbury
carried
a
n
oldOur demon llneotype operator,
GIVEN LEGION Mrs. J. C. Carr, Rogers Street, The Court ot Honor for Brantord tashloned bouquet. The room was
Salvation
Army.
He
strongly
urges
Ted Dudley, in company with a few
has been awarded $1.00 tor h e r r e - and the East Shore will bo held Friwith yellow a n d gold HARVEST FESTIVAL
At a .special business meeting of cipe, and her recipe Is automatical- day evening, November 10th a t tho I decorated
others, who h a s a eagle eye for r a b - under no condition should people In
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suburban areas respond to a n y type C o r c o r a n - S u n d q u l s t Post on MonIN CHURCH VESTRY
bits with his 12-gauge six shooter.
ly entered In t h e Brer Rabbit Mo- Community House in Branford, T h e ? ' " y ^ ' ' " " ' ^ ' " " " ; « ' '^°'"'^' Bfbers, au
ot collection, tambourine ot other- day, which was held tor tiio purpose
t
u
m
n
leaves,
ferns
a n d palms. A
lasses Contest to compete for tlie Board ot Review wHl take p l a e o a t ' ' ' " " ! " ''=''^««' '""^"^ "-""^ P-^'ms. >
Continued on page seven
wise, unless t h e collectbr is properly of making final arrangements for
buttct lunch was served the table
Tho annual Harvest Festival ot
Gr.and National Prize.
7:00 PM, with Commls.sloner Cla being very attractively
Identified by a state permit In addi- the Armistice Eve Dance a n d t h e
decorated tho First Baptist church will bo
Runners-up in the .second week's rence Loomis Presiding, a n d tho
tion to carrying credential letter Armistice Day P a r a d e , Past Comwith a Chinese flower tree, assom. hold Tuesday evening, November 14,
contest were Mrs. A. J. PlellT and Court ot Honor win ,slart a t 8; 00
from the local committee chair- mander Clarence Bradley presented
bled with wire, flowers broken short In tho ehurch vestry. This annual
Miss Beatrice Gorski who will each PM. Mr. Harry Sweltzer ot Madison
man.
taped with yellow satin ribbon sha-- event to which all tho parish Is Inthe Post with a very beautiful sUk receive a can ot Brer Rabbit Mowill preside at t h e meeting, P a r e n t s ping It Into the form of a tree Illus- vited opens at 0:30 o'clock with
He went on t o say t h a t , about this American Flag. Needless to say this la.s.ses.
and friends areln vlled to bo present trated from .the Chinese keels a d , supper being served. Following tho
time ot year, towns a n d villages are will be greatly treasured by t h e
This Is how t h e contest Is judged: tor t h e affair. Scouts are expected
lorning the branches and three smal supper a social hour will be held
The funeral ot Mrs. Grace Sled- swamped with bands ot sereraders Post,' and t h e people ot Branford
Each week, t h e best live recipes to receive recogijltion for tests p a s lor parakeets reprosenting tho chil- and a n address will be glyon. Tho
m a n Shepard, widow of Lewis F, playing musical instruments, with v/111 have an opportunity to see It In submitted to this paper will be sesod
from:
Branford,
Short
Beach,
dren.
Shepard, 17 Harbor street, was con- collectors going from door to door, the parade on Saturday, The m e m - lected. The best pf the five will r e following commlttee.so will direct
Stomy
Creek,
Gulltord,
Madison,
Mr. and Mrs. Lounsbury were the tho various parts ot t h e program;
ducted Saturday atternoon with and, in many Instances, people have bers of the Post gave Past Com- ceive $1.00, a n d will be entered in
and
North
Branford.
recipients of many gifts. Including the supper committee Mrs. Hugh
services a t her late residence by the t h e impression t h a t t h e money is mander Bradley a rising vote ot the national competition. And t h e
basket ot 50 large chrysanthemums MacLeod, Mrs. William, Krcmsor,
Rev. Robert J. Plumb, rector ot u.sed for local charlty-when in most t h a n k s for h i s very generous and
Continued on pauc eight
OBSERVE
ANNIVERSARY
from Nashawena CouncU, D, of p : ; Mrs. Herbert White, Mrs, Paul Mc,
Trinity Episcopal Church. Bearers cases its goes out ot t h e community patriotic gift.
Woodland
Temple
No.
27
Pythian
a like basket of chrysanthemums Lean, Mr.s, Sidney Ward, Mrs.
were: Patrick H. Dunn, G. A. R.
The regular monthly business
entirely.
Sister
will
observe!
their
ISlh.AnnI
from Widow's Son Lodge, No, 08, A. Hobart Pago a n d Mrs. Percy Swift.
ON COMMITTKI!
Hamre, Daniel F. Averin, Roy V.
ot
Corcoran-Sundqulst
Should there be interested Indi- meeting
versai-y a t t h e next regular meeting F, a n d A. M,.lable lamp from Ma- The program cbinmlttee Mrs. B.V.
Averill, Burton Shepard a n d Walter
Mrs.
Stasia
Brada
Is
a
member
Post
83
will
be
held
at
the
Comviduals who would like to place
November lOlh a t Svea Hall, A cov- son Rogers Corps; 50 yellow roses Osborn, Jr., Mrs. Irving Adams, CorHosley.
their gift with some assurance t h a t munity House, Tuesday, November the commlllee planning tho Fifth ered dish supper will be ,served a t from a n Ico cream company; desk
nelia Osborn, Mrs, James Lawrence
annual charily loy bingo sponsored
I n t e r m e n t was In Center ceme- It will be economically used, they 14.
by t h e Good-Will Workers. A party 0:30. There win also be RoU Can a n d set, Pawson Tribe, I O. R, M,; tele, will direct the work of decorating
tery.
should mall It t o a n y of t h e local
following the meeting Cards a n d gram from the Unity Court, O, of which will follow autumn coloring.
will
be
given
December
1
a
n
d
8
Mrs. Shepard tell a tew weeks ago Salvation Army Treasures In their
SPONSOR PICTURE
Bingo will be played a n d prizes a w - A; money and nearly 300 anniver- The committee arranging equipat her door step a n d fractured her respective communities. The SalvaBranford School Council will o'clock in, St. Michael's Hall, 234 raded.
sary cards..
ment Robert Osborn, Carl Swift a n d
hip. She was removed to the Hos- tion Army will be happy to act as sponsor "Hollywood Cavalcade" a l Greene .Street, New Haven to which
It Is hoped t h a t all members will
At the regular meeting of Geor- Weston Shepherd,
pital ot St. Raphael. She was the guardians' ot t h a t Interest, through tho Brantord Theatre, Nov, 14, 15 the admission is one new toy. There
make an effort t o attend.
gia Chapter, O. E, S., a n annlxei'sary
win be door prizes.
,
oldest member of Trinity Church their own local welfare.committee. and 18.
p a r t y was held for Mr. a n d Mrs.
and a n honor member of Trinity
Newspaper
editors, Chief of
Lounsbury, who Were presented with
Guild. She leaves one daughter Police, or others a r e cordially Invibouquets of flowers a n d a sum ot
Mrs. Virginia Averill. She was born ted to cooperate In this connection
money. Also a gift of money from
in Brantord 94 years ago the daughtho past officers. A fine program In
Sound films on "America March.'
ter of Harry Stedman and Betsy
beauty spot of Nev/ Havon, which Soldiers Broke I n t o Houooa A n d
British Invasion Played Impor•Vandalized A s Thoy 'Wont— charge of Mrs. Stanley Schmld'was Ing O n " and "Frontiers of tho F u Foote arid h a s spend her entire lite QUILT HISTORY
played a very active p a r t In t h e
presented.
ture were shown Monday noon at
here.
RELATED TODAY t a n t P a r t I n W h a t Is Now Brlll.sh Invasion during tho Revolu- Treasures Wow W i t h N e w H a v
the weekly meeting of the Branford
K n o w n As P o r t Hale P a r k
tionary War.
en Society
REPUBLICAN
DANCE
Rotary Club by the National AssoThe Halt Hour Reading Club held
F o r t Hale Park was not always a
Minister's Meeting
The
'VfounB
Republican
Club
will
ciation
ot Manufacturers. Tho p r o an open meeting today In Trinity
To many F o r t Hale Park Is j u s t a park .such as v/e know It t o day, but
hold an old.tashlohed dance Fri- gram w a s In charge of F r a n k Big- "
Final plans were completed a t a Parish House. Mrs. Roy G. Pavy nice place t o go swimming In t h e a busy community. In fact, war was which would help give command of
day, November 10 a t the Italian- elow.
recent minister's meeting tor t h e was the speaker a n d took as her Summer, or perhaps a suitable fought there. The forts today are the water. Thoy felt It would also be
American Club on Beach Street.
'Monday's five minute
speaker
Union Thanksgiving service of p r o - subject, "Grandmother's Quilts for place to go for a picnic on a warm still In existence. I n later years It wise to a r m some ot the country
Bud Smith a n d his orchestra will
tostant churches, to be held In t h e the V/orld ot Today." Those who a t - summers day, yet how many realize was still a busy place because a salt roads leading to Now Haven, but be there with Bud Smith acting as was Dr. Philip H. Qerlack who spoke
on "Veterinary Medicine."
First Baptist Church on Wednesday tended brought old or odd quhts or have any knowledge ot t h e his- factory v/as situated there. • There due to lack of money, nothing fur- prompter t o r ' t h e dancing.
There were 44 attending. Visiting
evening. November 2D. Rev. F r a n k which Mrs. Pavy Identllled and tory of this quiet, serene park t h a t are some old "Morris Covers" t h a t ther was done about It. However,
A turkey raffle will be held a n d Rotarlans were ' Clarence M. Blair,
gave their history.
Black Rock was well fortitied, a n d a
cools our healed brov; in t h e sum- remember t h a t old factory.
M. Swaffied of t h e Calvary Baptist
Following t h e meeting, members mer, and where others find solace i T h e British Invasion played an beacon was placed a t Indian Hill, there will be refreshments.
R. J. Relgeluth, a n d Bulkeley Smltlv
Church ot New Haven will deliver
had an opportunity to meet Mrs. In t h e winter time by skiing, sliding important part In w h a t Is now now known a s Beacon Hill or Fort
all'of New Haven.
the
sermon.
The
cooperating
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
[Pavy in the home of Mrs. S. A. Grls- and other forms of winter sport.
Cheshire Charter Night will bo
knownas Fort Hale Park. Then It Wooster Park, which Is about a half
Churches are First Baptist, First
Mr. and Mrs. 0 . P . Anderson of December 5th a t Waverly I n n . SevI wold. Tea was served
known as Black Rock. T h e Con- mile from Fort Hale. T h e beacon
Congregational, Trinity Episcopal
The
large
pipes
extending was
necucuL colony
cuiuuy was
wan active
oi^nvii i.i
in u«i,
s u p - I fire was to be lighted it there was Montowe.se Street announce t h e eral from this place plan to a t t e n d .
through t h e harbor from Port Hale necticut
and Tabor Lutheran.
plying for t h e Army and Navy, fit-1 a n attack a n d three cannons were marriage of their son, Carl Ernest to
BUSSINESS MEN MEET
to t h e Tomlnson Brlcge was a short plying for t h e Army and Navy, f l t - , „ „ „.»»....
BRANFORD SIGNS
Ann Cullen, daughter of Mr a n d
Aissoclated Business of Brantord
WILL ENTERTAIN
time ago a f amllar sight. Thousands ting out several expeditions, Tsoth also to be tired as a signal,
Very attractive r o a d signs h a v e
Mrs. Thomas E. CuHen of Huston
,hcld a supper meeting In Althea's
for
land
and
v/ater,
against
t
h
e
|
T
h
e
Fourth
of
July
In
t
h
e
year
Georgia Chapter, No. 48, O. E. S.
of tons of m u d v/as being drained
Street,
New Jiavcji,
Haven
Tea room Tuesday evening.
treet, new
.been placed west of P l a n t ' s bridge
has Issued invitations to the otti.
through the harbor a n d filled In t h e enemy. People were fearful t h a t l';70 fell on a Sunday. AtA a public
Three new members joined, CharNew Haven's location right on t h e meeting plans were maae lor i,ne. T h e ' w e d d i n g took place In New a n d also a t t h e power house Indlclal visitation of t h e Worthy Grand les Close, Mr. Shaw of Chevrolet Co. meadows of Fort Hale Park. Some New Haven's location right on t h e meeting plans wbre made for t h e
t h a t , t h e y are
day a road will be built along this h a r t o r front would e" u.^ie a n attack celebration t h e following day. No Haven on November 4th, They a r e ca Ing to tourists
Matron, Mrs. Dorothy L. Labensky, and Levi Bartholomew.
,
and her associate grand ottleers in I The a n n u a l meeting will be held shore marking a very, pretty land b r w a t e r I t ^ s dee^^^^
-Continued
on page eight
Haven.
I, These signs tUl a long felt need,
mark. It is one of t h e historic c L n o r p l a c e d a t various points'
Masonic
Hall, Monday evening, a t Althea's Dec. 5th.
December 4th.
Juniors Assist
In Red Cross
Roll Call
Post office To
Remain Open
November 23rd
P-.-f.i.i-
Price Five Cents
Branford, Oonncotiout, T h u r s d a y , N o v c m h e r 0, 1039
Red Men Degrees
Huntsmen Find DuckingTo
Be Conferred
Gratifying Fall Sport; By Pawson Tribe
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A N D EAST H A V E N NEWS
VOL. XU—NO. 31
BRANFORD
LAUNDRY
Capitol Theatre
HAPPENINGS IN
FABOLIAR LANGUAGE
Writes New Book
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THE HOME rovm
PAPER
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BRANFORD — NORTH BRANFORD
STONY CREEK — PINE ORCIMRD
SHORT IJEACII — INDIAN NECK
OKANNIS CORNER — RIORRIS
COVE — EAST HAVEN
THE BOSIE NEWSPAPER I S A
Winning Recipe
Contest Prize
Is A n n o u n c e d
Needy Veterans
Will Benefit By
Armistice Dance
Allegro Club
Features War
In November
75 Guests Attend
Golden Wedding
In
Salvation Army
-JSecjretajx-Asksu^
Cooperation
COURT OF HONOR
SET FOR NOV. 10
Grace S. Shepard
Dies At 94 Years
Forts T o d a y Still In Existence
SHOW SOUND FILM
AT ROTARY CLUB
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THE BRANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1039
THE BRANFOBD REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1039
,ca^e Two
Riverside News
Motc:^
By Helen Shoemaker
41WIHM i^ll )l' III W p IlllMWW'llMHI 1,111 a
T|ic Riverside Fire Department
has' Installed
automatic
garage
doors.
Harrlspii Ave.
School Notes
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SHORT
BEACH
t.. -•wsiic .5e«ns;-,a«M:,3)!««iB:;::;««)Bi3
STANLEY ZIOLKOWSKI
JOINS SALESFOROE
Union Chapel
] Street.
Sunday, November IJ, 1030 II
A M. Sermon by the pastor, Rev. Twenty members of the Woman's
E. C. Carpenter Topic: The Friend Auxiliary of the S h o r t Beach H. H.
Waiting a t the Door. Anthem by the and Ladder Co. m e t Monday for
Choir:
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luncheon In the Ilrehouse. Luncheon
0:45 a. m. Sunday School, George was s e r t e d by Mrs. William Hall and
Brown, Superintendent; The Chris- her committee.
tian's Chief Concern: Putting God's Mrs. M. D Stanley, Mrs. Hall and
kingdom First.
Mrs,
Guslave DuBreull, charter
Friday, November 10, 7:45 p. m. members were appointed to revise
Choir Rehearsal
the membership list.
At a social hoiir t h a t followed
Mr. a n d Jv^fs, Harry Tlicl<er were selections were, given by Mrs. Donald Hayward, Mrs. A. J. Peterson
In ''i^hlla^elp'hla Tticsdayi
and Mrs: Eric Swansoh. Mrs. Archie Young won t h e mystery packiflxs. J p ^ n T. DooUttle, o( Main age.
S t r i c t Is'recpVerln'g "f^oih 'aii Illness.
School Notes
Room 1 Enjoys Soci.il
The boys and girls of Rooml have
made owls and witches'' h a t s with
which they have decorated t h e
room. They enjoyed a social on
Thursday afternoon with a short
program.
Trade 1 and 2 are making a study
ot seeds. In connection with this
activity, the children are bringing
In seeds to p u t On c h a r t s showing
the different types ot seeds.
Marlyn Erickson a n d Edward
Murphy are leading t h e class In
arthmetlc.
GRADE 1
The following prpgfam V/RS presented for t h e pafonts of (.jie puAs p a r t of o u r observance ot
American Education Week, a Visit
Lcroy Murray was 111 a t his home pils In Grade 1, In observance ot
National Education Week:
I n g D a y for p a r e n t s and friends this week.
Song, America, by the classl A
was held a t thosohool oh November
7t 1039. I t was largely attended, The
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gacy have Safety Play, T h e Matches Spoke,
Robert
Stevens, Rocco Luclati
foUbwlng program arranged for the moved to New Haven.
Francis Donnarumma,
Slebrenc
observance of Armistice Day was
Ras, Valdomar ' Itdgers,
Donald
rendered a t 0;^p A. M. Work during
Thayer, Tommy
Purcell,
Fred
t h e remali'lder of the day proceeded
Bllcker, Cornelius Van Wllgen
as usual, .
George Barron, Henry Cutler, EsSong, Star Spangled Banner, folkll Enqulst, /jnriounoer,
Harold
By Cbarlotls TannK
lowed by Plag Salute, EiVtlro school;
Levy.
Recitation, For My Country, Allen
Rhythm Games, Ellen Royka,
Rathburn, Jerry Haywood; ReeltaROOM 2
Ernest Johnson ha.s returned from Elizabeth GrltTln, Anna Mature,
A costume party was given last
lyll's. Oscar Bplcl^Hiann of Short Wednesday by Mrs. Donald Hay, tion;.your Flag and Mine, Marjoric Manchester Hospital and Is slaying Virginia Johnson, S a n t a Palala,
The pupils h a d ' a deUghtful H a l loween Party last Thursday afterAltmixnsborger,' Nancy Fox; Roolta- with Mr. and Mrs Frank Dcndas
Joan Brada,
Sharlcno Carlson. Befipjl RoaJI'wa's'ln'^dSttin, Sutiday, ward for the following members of
The Alderman Furniture Comp- noon. The children wore costumes.
tlori. On Armistice Day, PrlsclUa
her Sunday School class; Carol En
Alyce Thayer. Recitation, October's
ony
of
Congress
Avenue,
New
H
a
.
Good pollpwshlp D.rama^lc Club glehart, Barbara Allen, Nancy Fox.
Charles Hoyt of grade IV won the
Miss Charlotte Young la 111 a t her Party, by t h e class; Nursery Rhymes
Shorey; Song, Armistice Day, entire
von announces t h a t Stanley Ziol- humorous' prize; Harriet* DooUttle
school; Recitation, Our Flag, Au- home Jn Stone Street
A Story and Song, Ten Indians; A meefo''Mpn4ay eV9nlrig' i t the home Catherine Pacheo, Joan Hallden
kowski
ot
67
West
Main
Street,
of grade IV won the prize for the
drey'Doijljttle; Recitation, MarchPlay, The Good Health Helpers, ot Mr. aritl, Mrs, victor I^ulchlnSon Jerry Hayward.
Branford is nov/ affiliated with prettiest costume.
Salvatorc Pacllto h a s returned Joan Austin, Vanessa Petrlllo, Joan
ing Soldiers,' John Poulton, Aiinold
them
a
s
salesman.
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Roliearsals for "D,o(n's In a BackPhilip Bernard Is In charge ot
The Short Beach P a r e n t Teacher
Peterson; World Peace, S|:ophon from the hospital. lie has a frac- Nygard, Nancy MIschler,
Janet
Mr. Zlolkowski married the for- a group of boys and girls who are
Tousey, Elizabeth Johnson, J a n e t woods Stb'rp" will b'oheld In ^piycr- executive board will meet Monday
Wolfe; A Poem of Thanks,'Ocbrg'o tured hip.
mer
Miss
Mary
Bomboliskl,
is
a
slcie
'^alV'Tucaday'
arid
Wednesday
Interested in learning the right
afternoon in the school.
VIshnd, Ester Aeeto, Lee Blanchard,
Prout, Robert Burns;
member of t h e local Croatlans a n d technique in "Toothbrush P a i n t Short ^3each Sunshlnqrs mot Barbara Wood. Songs, Frost Pic- evenings.
' S o i i B , Thanksgiving, entire school.
Is
a
well-known
Branford
resident.
Monday
at
the
home
o
f
M
r
s
.
lijuing." Interesting results of leaves
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Taylor ot 17
tures, Song of Halloween, God Bless
Recitation; Wd Thank Thee, Joan
He attended St; Startislaw school and flowers have been obtained so
Bradley Avenue were hosts at a
Hallden, J a n e t Eastwood; Reclta- ggne Fonn for a committee meet- America.
in
New
Haven
and
Is
t
h
e
son
of
ing. '
, . _ : , .
In
celebration
of
National
Edutar,
Buffet
Supper In their home on
• t l o n / ^ n Remembrance, PhlHp MaThe name of CorneUu.s Van Wll
Mrs, Henry Stauby, of Main St., gen was' omitted from t h e list of cation Week, Lauretta A.' Plumley, f^rlday, Nov. 3rd lii celebration ot Louis Zllkow,ski, dairyman ot Mount
J o h n Wigg spent last week end a t
soii; Recltaflon, A Phlld Wonders,
Carmel.
well known author and lecturer will ti;ielr 11th wedding anniversary.
the World's Fair.
.^^atrlcla White; Fjag Etlquotlo, has'moved to Now Haven for the pupils who w e r e ' p r e s e n t every day
By appointment, (Branford 804)
apealt to the Shore Beach P a r o n t winter,
Attending
were:
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs.
Howard Sanzero, Ruth Berger,
Donald pourtsal; Song, America,
during September and October.
Tcacher Association on Nov. 20th a t Philip E. Bulger, Mr. and Mrs. Ho. he win drive p a t r o n s to t h e store to and Mary Bernard spent t h e week
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hallden e n Eiitlro^ohpol; Eocltalion, Armistice
inspect
furniturO.
8:00 p. m . In t h e school.
ward E.' Jansen, Mr. and Mrs. Donend with relatives out of town.
.Day, David.Samson; Roollatlon, A tertaliicd Leonard Ilanfion and Wal.
GRADE 2—H. F. Zacker
Her subject will be "Present S t a Kenneth Guenther h a s Invited
Prayer for Armistice Day, Nellie lace Carpenter of West Haven on
All the pupils of Grade 2 took tus and Desirable Changes In E d u - a:id Charlotte of Short Beach and
Miss Belle Cheney and Mr. Wlh'am
the class to hear the choir singing
sstPSSBSiaBsass
•Rathburn; . Rocltatlo|i, My Land, Saturday.
p a r t In t h e program arranged fo'r cation."
D'. Drlscoll of New York.
at Trinity Church on Sunday. KenJoan Moran; Armlslloe Day Story
P a r e n t s ' Visiting Day on' November
This timely subject should prove
n e t h is one of t h e choir boys.
THE BOY AND THE BEAR
written and read by Helen Meshako
7th.'
' of liHerest to a great many'people.
Nellie Rathburn, Grudo 0
I^oqi|:a|,lon, Tha)iktulne!iS, Anna
The following numbers were pre- The public Is cordially Invited. '
ROOM I I I
In a little log cabin near the sented: America, song a n d acrostic;
/Woyphowsl^y; Song,' America, The
A social hour with refreshments
The pupils 6f this room h a d a n
woods
lived
a
family
of
pioneers.
Halloween Jack-O-Lantern," sketch, will follow.
.Beautiful;.entire school.
Conffnueil / r o m pagt on*
Mrs. William B. George Chicago
The family consisted of'four mem- Safety Flnst, .songs, jingles; Over
• Program loader, Dnvld aSmson.
J o h n Coolac, Maurice Smith, John h a s completed a two weeks stay enjoyable Halloween Party, last
, ; The program wna arranged by ber.'), mother, father, a Uttlo boy the Rainbow, Cpme, Little Leaycs,
with h e r sister, Mrs. Paul McLean Wednesday. Elrhira- DooUttle won
Pictures of t h e Yale-Penn game J. Ahern and Clarence I. Bradley.
the prize for t h e funniest costume
Miss k Beer, Miss H. Purcell and named John, about ten years old songs; Thinks We Gaiinot See, were shown Tuesday night hi RlvA ^LEA FOR MEMBERS^;?
ot AverlU Place.
and Rosella Altermatt for t h e pretand his lltlie brother.
sketch; Jonn's Book, A Health Play- ei-slcic ilaH' th'rough''the courtcsi' of
Miss M. Prances Shepard.
Twenty one years ago victory
tiest ' costume. ' Elmira Doblittie,
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One day hLs parents went to a let;
the "iralb Athletic Association tor came to t h e Allied Armies, in which
Miss Martha Beckley of Hotchklss Shirley Llnsley, Rosella Altermatt,
POEM
i
distant vlllnge and loft" Jfahn' and
The parents showed a great In- the Shore Beaoh Athletic Assocla^ the American' soldier played such
Grove
attended
a
recent-meeting
of
and Alberta Kane were t h e commitVVrltton by Nolllo Rathburn of his baby brother alone, Later In terest In visiting our school. Our tlon.
an important
part.
, ,
.
Mary Clap Wbostcr Chapter, D. A. R. tee in charge.
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Grade 0 and sent to hpr teacher on the afternoon, John p u t a'kdttle of room had 26 iriothers visit us dur
As.'dstlng at ttie meeting were
Out
of
our
war
service
was
born
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j,,g
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j
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jj,,^^,.
pig^.j^„
the occasion of the lattor'o Illness. water on t h e crane over the fire- Ing the day.
Gertrude Pond spent Friday in
Paul Barnett, J a c k Lynch and oth the American Legion, to continue of New Haven.
New York.
,,
. ;
place. When t h e water began to boll
ors. The npxt meeting will also be giving service to our country and
I missed you evory day a t school.
In Walked a bear arid started for the
' The' boys of this room are enjoyan e n t e r t a i n m e n t and is sot for our comrades In peace time. We,
GRADE
3—E.
Brannlgan,
teacher
And wished t h a t you were there,
baby's cradle.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Green, Miss ing a new football.
who w'prc called to t h e colors, were
''The following program was p r o - the second Tuesday In December.
1 hope t h a t you'll bo bettor soon.
Quickly J o h n .seized the kettle spntbd for Visiting'Day; A Welcpmo
Isabella Robertson apent last
With a charter momberahlp of 71 too filled with the enthusiasm and Florence Green and Miss Helen
And given t h e best ot care.
and poured the boiling water on b y , F e r n Knowltori; Song by tlie the membership list Is stui open to glory of the G r e a t Adveiiture to Kellough of East HaVen were Sunday in Bridgeport.
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the bear's face. With a how! the ontlre class. T h e Red Apple; A ta^k anyone Interested In athletics^
Alberta K a n e spent Sunday in
fuUiy realize the torn h e a r t s and week end guests a t West Point
Curtis Whalon visited his grand- bear r a n from t h e house Into the
New Haven:
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about Robert Loul's Sleyehson, Rob.'
Arrangement are underway for m e n t a l anguish ot our mothers, Military Academy.
mother In New Jersey over the I woods.
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fathers and^ wives or sweethearts.
evt Vlshno; Poems by' Robert t . ] volley ball games. '•
week end.
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Th'ls story teaches us to be pre- Steven.sdn, Tile Wind,' recited by
Mr. D. W Owens is chairman of How m a n y of us t h e n could fully
Barbnrii Allen visited h e r aunt In I pared for a n emergency and to Jahyce Wood, ^orp'thy" $podonl', I Athletics.
picture them down on their knees
Mlltord.-'
• Ih'ink and act quickly.
praying for th'p satq^ retlirri of t h e
R u t h HqoghkU'k, Eyolyn K n a p p ,
NaiVcy' Nbr'i'ls;' My Einaddw,' "PtitSy
Linda IVfprt ^ell.fl'pm a tabic this B'dy's'''''Over"Theije;:''' '
"f"
Reynolds, Rpsombni:| Nalmo, iiaJiel w e e k a h d ' b r o k e ' ^ e r arm. '
' But now that we have become
Boamon, Naiicy Norr(s: Lori'tiilio
fathers, maiiy of US with boys old
For soUcl car^ffee copifort this wii^ter install a
Dolina, Isabelle Havens;
'Spng,
Mrs. D. W. Owens will attend a eno'ugft t'or war service', we can
Dancing on the Green Rlcliard pon'heotlcul PTA State board moet- s t a r t to 'realize t h a t . W h a t are * e
Dolan, "Ronald Anderson, p p r o t V y . ' " S ' n Hartford tpmorrov/.
going to do to prevent bur h e a r t s
Spadonl, Llnsley Blgo|ow, Jo-Anhl
——from being torn? W h a t a r e we gorionadlo, Anha-Ros'o Harrison.
' IV^rs. Clarence Johnson ot Clark ing to do to keep our sons from t h e
A playlet. Talking Books, t h e . Avpnup entertatned Tuesday a:t a terrible slaughter t h a t is' again
I
charaotors
were: Tom Sawyor, h m c h c o n ' b r i d g e a t hef hopiq. I^e^ taking place overseas?
Product of
T h e American Legion, with over
Locally Made
Richard Dolan; Red-Rldlng Hood guests were;' Mrs...,,Arlene Stokes',
Peggy Holman; Cinderella, Phoebe Mrs. Nan Cole,' Mrs. Helefl Jeiikins, one million mei;nbers, is, a n d will
Malleable Iron
Nationally
Hlgley; Robin flood, Francis P a - Mfs. lylaybelio Barby of ilartford; oo'ntlhue" to exert all its influence
vettl; Snow White, Elizabeth G u m - Mrs, Lillian CoVert, Mrs. Marion to keep us from t h a t catastrophy. j
Fittings Oo.
FainouB
kowskl; William Toll, Robert A n - Stephenson, I«(r's. Lillian :^urgess. There are, however, about threes
derson; Small Boy, Richard p a l - Miss" I^arrlpt Clark' of ^ a s t Ha,ven. million more veterans who are n o t •
kins; A poem Points of 'View, Forn ^vs'• Bpiilai^ Culvoij't, D.ovon'; IWr's. members of the Legion. Some ot |
Knowlton, Walter Smith, A n n a - ' ^i^'^''='-folinson," Branford and lytrs. t h e m have joined other veteran ;
Rose Harrison, Patsy
Reynolds,, I'lolen Buck of Shor^ Bpach'.
organizations and are carrying on I
ItlRlit around the corner in Branford Is produced an Oil burner
as we are. Many of ' the veterans
Ronald Anderson, Richard Pierce. I
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leoognl'/ed thiouuhnut t h e nation as being one of t h e t h e genuine
Song by t h e class, Game ot Flow- | J e a n e t t e Thompson fell this week have been members of t h e Legion '.
culstanding quality oil b\n'nera produced In America.
ors; Sketch, The City Mouse a n d and broke her arm. She ' Is ' tl;^e but ha:ve dropped out for various I
the Country Mouse: characters, T h e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robevt reasons. Others have never taken
When you finally decide \ipon oil heat do not ?aH to take a d City Mouse, Jo-Ann Donadlo; T h e Thpnipson ot Bl'tstpl Strpet. '
vantage ot this fact.
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the Interest to ascertain t h e purHeadacKes are often caused by eyestrain.
pose of t h e Legion. Of those who
Country Mouse, Robert Potts; T h e
These doaler.s will bo glad to give yo\i complete details on w h a t
dog, Donald Ward; The cat, Alfred
^''PV'' S w c h phapel p o r k e r s wlU have dropped'out. In m a n y cases it
Eyestrain frequently results from reading
a Brn;itoid Installation will do, and what It will cost.
Hansen.
meet, '^ue'sday
attevnpori a t t h e h a s been in protest to t h e actions
or working' in poor artificial light. You
A poem. T h e Pilgrim, Qeorge ,'''°"?'=-9-"^ Mrs. yrankUn Bur^go, MaU^ ot some individual, t h e actions ot
Nc\Yiravon
EastHavon
can prevent headaches from this source
Ghlroll, Charles RlchltelU, Marl-1
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. this post, or the actions ot t h e e n New Haven Coal Co.
East Haven Coal Co,
lyn Donadlo, John Nygard, D a r - • Zurkus, Robert Dwyer, Lewis Close, tire AiTiorican Legion: P e r h a p s you
and subsequent irijury to eyesight by;
lyne Austin. Betty Palala; Reclta-, Valdeiiiar Giistafsbri; Pussy Cat, were Justified. But consider' this:
Branford — E. C. E^iquist'
using proper size lamps.
it
t
h
e
.Influence
ot
t
h
e
Legion
were
tlon, September by t h e class; Songs, Joan Llnsley, Patricia Dolan, BetMALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS COMPANY
by tho class: Wooden Shoo Dance; ty Paradls, Marilyn Cox; Hey Did- t h e deciding factor In t h e proven-1
Ood Bless America; Oood-by, Eliz- dle Diddle, Yellow Bird, Pony G a l - tlon of t h e slaughter ot our young
Branford, Conn.
loping, Twinkle Little Star, Class; m e n , as the American Army was
abeth Gumkoskl.
Wo had 25 visitors during tho Rhythm Band, T r a m p T r a m p ! , the deciding factor In t h e Allied
Matches, Russian Polk Tune, PoUy Victory, would n o t t h a t achieveday.'
is ideal for reading and study lamps,
Put t h e Kettle on. Reap t h e Flax, m e n t alone far "overshadow all of
Swablan Folk Tune, Aridaiite; Di- our failures? Are ydu who are not
KINDERQARTEN
kitchen ceiling units, table, floor and bridge
B a r b a r a now Legionnaires justified In r e The parents and friends ot Kin- rectors, Jorry Devlin,
lamps. It 'costs'but 15c to buy and less
m'alning out? Is it not' true, t h a t if
dergarten children were Invited' to Steglna.
than 1/3 of a cent an hour to use.
visit schoolon'November 7th, I n
The Afternoon Group presented we could secure a n o t h e r million
addition to our regular work t h e a similar program: S a n d r a H e m - r()embers, we could have Just twice
the'influence
to
keep
us
out
of
READRULESCAREfULLYI
following program ot S9\igs an'd ming and Ann Sudcnia, sang Rook;EXTRA'AWARDS EVERY
1.' Wtlt« OH «n» strta «' b«i>«r. Under
rhythms was present In t h e m o r n - abye Baby; Huiiipty Dumpty, J o h n war? We h a v e ' m a d e mistakes, we
r*ctt»«< print ,ir writ* iilnlalr y«***
WEEK—CA$H and BRER
THE CONNECTICU;
naiuo Anil «<]itraM>
IGHT& POWER Ca
ing: God Bless Our Loving F a t h e r ; Johnson, Robert Masey, Jimmy admit them. We a r e ashamed of
J.
Sitnd
Nt
mitty
r«K-|pei
•«
yoti
wlnh,
RABBIT MOLASSES
but •Mouh tu «»M r w l M DM l»bi>l
Salue to t h e Flag;"Qod Bless Amer- Corcoran, Edward Sopneskl; Jack theili, b u t we a r e striving to do
ffom a cart uf Bnr RibbU M O U M M .
• Don't mis') tliuso wroekly conica, Class; Rock a bye Baby, B.ar- and Jill, Bette Jean Larrabee, Rich- more good, and our most i m p o r t a n t
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tcstsl All you do li eond In it
bara Stegina, Betsy Kaehrlo, Ann art! Padzlnskl; Pumpkins are Gay, task now is to' " ^ e e p 'us ' out ' ot
recipe that culls for molasses.
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riiilger; J a c k and' Jill, "Jean A n - Betty Ann West, Stephanie p y k u n , War."
Glnitcrbread, cookies, mufjlns,
thony, Jimmy
FltzGerald;' lied Caryl Cudgma; Pussy Cat, Sonya
'Won't you help u s to accomplish
piiUdliiitB—any rcclpii In which
t V E I K L Y PRIZES
Leaves, Softly, Softly, Class; Here I Bodle, Glorle BrecclaroU, Natalie t h a t task by uniting with us a n d
moIa's!>es is used.
BMt racip«—Sl.oe I n tath
come with my
Jack-o-lantern, Lupplno, Audrey Arrlngton; Diddle "Join t h e American Legion?"—
4 nfKl bMt—Ka<|t a ««n of
B n r Rabbll M a l u u l
A BEAUTIFUL NEW RECIPE BOOK
Eleanor 'White, Barbara Donadlo, DumpUng, Bobby Williams, Bobby Robert H. Richardson, Commander,
T & i four r«l|>«» winnliit l^lrij J*''*?*
Agnes Dudley, Patricia Dolan, J e r - Branchlnl, Donald HoUmann J e r - Coreoran-Sundqulst Post No. 83.
f R £ ? i q EVERY CO^NTESTANT
\rtU IM ttUturaatliMltr •ntcivd la tha
JIr«r RabW* Mtil<*ii4t Cs'tnitftMl LunfM*
ry D^vlinT Jimmy FltsjOerald, Paul ome Long, Timothy
Hannlford,
lor tba .
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Tho First Prize onch week U «
ENDURING THE TEST OF TIME
Burkhardt, Paul Rlnker;
David Hogstrom; Yellow Bird, J a n T a b o r Lutheran Church every
QRAND PRIZE
crisp now 51.00 bill! The four
of • Te«r'» iiivply ,.r flrectrlM. WlnIs Bramble, Rosalie Washington, member canvass will take place
n«r mil racalta « tSH order on ItU
next best each fict a can of Dror
Jack-o-lantern
Burns
his
Canor her jrocer^ur J5OT In M i l l .
Uobbl^ Molashes. Kilter ottoii—
dle, Pumpkins are Qay, Jack-o- K e n n e t h ponadlo, Billy Hlgley. Tho November 12th to December 21 i n you may win more tlian'onco.
lantern, Columbus Day, Class; director of t h e R h y t h m B a n d was clusive.
.Scrid a recipe todnyl
lit » n t i i t ttoHt Oct. IS
Rhythms, Mavohtne, Skipping, Bobby Williams.
Sni canloit cIMii Nov. 4
Windmills, Jaek-ln-box, High step- During the two programs we h a d Mrs. Carrie Lee of Mlddlotown is
SnI «anuil cIMii Nov. U
4th vonMit ciMit Ns*. I t
Visiting her sister, Mrs. Eugene V.
ping Horses, Heel and Tpe March; almost 50 visitors
t . Raclrw* will ba Imltad for o.rUIPony. EUg-Tall Indian, Choo-Chop,| On November 2, Philip Polrler Rowley, 185 Cedar Street.
nallty. prafllcalaaai and iliwit ra-
Granite Bay
Arrnlstice Day
*
Stony Creek
GAD-A-BOUTS
BRANFORD GIL BURNER
HEADACH
CHASERS
The 10p-watt Mazda
Since 1897
•ulti. Na aorrlai reiuriiad. AU priaawlttalat ra«lp«a Iwoima'Iha prop,
art! ot tha nacksra ot llrar Habbit
MolRiaoi. nectalon at tuiJtaa Mill ba
tiaal. Judntti | , I l i i ' Cleoiantlita
l>«ddtetord. Food Kdltor ot CArfiMoa
HtnilJ. Mildred Jaliluod. Arllna
Holland.
I
7. NBBIRI of all winnrra. witll prlloMlitnlaft rai'lpol, wilt t>» pulillibttd
l a tbla uapar.
mmim
Class; Baa Baa Black Sheep, Ann i transferred to our group from th^
Bulger; Mary Had a Uttle Lai\ib, kindergarten of Tattle School, East Robert Hummell, of Alps Road
Joan Tobln, .Tane Mason, Dganna Haven. Betty Ann West has also en- has recovered from an illness.
Luclan, 'Virginia Hopghkirk; Diddle rolled. This brings: the KlndergarDumpling, Roger Anderson, Jerry ten enrollment to 61 and unless a David, Oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
DevUn, John Blgelow, Michael vacancy occurs no additional cUU- Charles Lelmster Is now home from
New Haven Hospital.
BontatlbusjBumpty Dumpty, John dien may be admitted.
HAVE
SET A HIGHER
STANDARD
OP QUALITY
pure one now. But, it is a s near
perfect as We can possibly get It,
We have those all-Important factors, freedom of the press, tree
'^.^B^^'J^ltf^^^gwiyg|^M»^C5alBB speech, and t h e right to worship as
J,„,^„
,.,„ ,,„.,„„ . „
we please. England, France, a n d the
S.'.FETY AND HEALTH ASSEMBLY united States (and especially the
The subject of t h e assembly held United States) stand as examples of
November 3, was "Safely a u d i how tine democratic government
Health," Dr. Prohauka, who spoke '^'^'^ he
Right noW', we sec all t h e strife
to the students, W a s introduced by
Miss Wfirren of t h e faculty. Alden and bloodshed In Germany. Surely,
Peck of t h e freshman class was it the German people could have
had their say, they would never
student c h a i r m a n .
Dr. Prohaska discussed accidents have asked to go through t h e long,
agonizing
period of war again. It Is
and said t h a t accidents could h a p pen to anyone. He explained t h a t in Inconceivable t h a t the G e r m a n
school t h e teachers helps us to face people would vote for war a g a i n afthe hazards ot life but outside of ter so short a time 1ms elapsed
since t h e last one.
school we are on our own.
England and France, in a n effort
The assembly was then addressed
by Mr. Neetus who spoke on Hablt- to preserve t h e freedom of Poland,
Formlng. Life Is made easier by have been forced to take u p arms
the formation of good habits. Mr. against Germany. This action h a s
Neetus then showed pictures illus been n o t only to help Poland, but
trating t h e fundamentals of s a f e : ' ' ' ™ / " preserve their own democdrivlng. A live year period in Con-|'^'''^^''
Carolyn Glance, English H I A
necticut shows t h a t although ac
Senior High Notes
I n d i a n Neck
ScliQol Notes
ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
Thursday, Novcmber2, Grades 1,2,3
Salute to the Flag, Entire group;
Song, "America", Entire group;
Welcome", Peter Idleman, Ruth
Roller, Sherwood
Boyd;
Song,
'Snow Frosting". John Sullivan,
John Sokolowsky, Harriet Boutellc.
Kent Rotman, Ann Olson, Thomas
Rltzingor, Mary P. Jones, Janice
'Worth, J a n e t Do Barnardl.
Original stories and poems, Richard Baldwin. Mary B. Jones, Richard MonglUo, Ann Olson, Lillian
FerroUl. J o h n Sokolowsky. Grace
Coates, J o h n Sullivan, Winifred
Krcmser.
Song, "Mother's Cookies", Arnold
Knowlton, Ronald Devlno, John
Holmes, Gloria Barba, Betty HoUman, Ann Connelly, Richard Vincent, R u t h Colbert, Lorraine Vincent, Helen Bent, Philip Worth,
Paul Richardson, Knuie Hansen.
Poem " A Naughty Kitten", (a
safety recitation), Virginia Adams,
Joan Roth, Richard Baldwin; Songs
Jack Frost" and "When You Ride
A Bicycle", Entire group; Closing,
Peter Idleman, R u t h Roller, and
Sherwood Boyd.
Junior High Nptes
T h o Trylou and Tctisphcrc
The Trylon a n d Perlsphcre a r e
tho theme center of th6 wonderful
New York World's Fair, T h e Tryibn
is a tall' obolLsk, W h i c h Is Uic
entrance of t h e Pcrlspherc. T h e
Pcrlsphorc Is a hugh round ball.' I n
it is t h e "World ot Tomorrow." Thd
Tryibn and Pcrlspherc a r e very Incresling objects. Many people visit
them' every day.
Jr. High
Jean Adams
helped me In my study ot Africa In
geography.
Henry Armstrong Jr. High
BILLBOARDS
Once while rldlng,ln a car
I saw standing hear and far
BlUboaidsl
Blllboardsl
everywhere ''
Even on Planes In the olrl
Advertising Braiid new cars
Cigarettes and candy bars
Telling you what to do
If you're tired and feeling blue
Where to live and how to diess
All saying IJiey're the best.
But no n a t u r e can I see
With all t h e blll|)oarc!s In front of
niel
' ' '
''
William Haydcn
Jr. High
DURBAU
In geography we have been studyP E D CROSS ELECTS
ing t h e Union of South Africa. One
8-1—Submitted by Leliorc Palumbo
3f t h e ports we discussed was
At a recent iudollng ot ihb Jimlor
Durbau.It was founded In 1831 a n d
Red Cross In Junior and Sbnior
named after Sir Benjamin D.
High school nomliiatloiis were as
Urbnnn. The business section of
follows; President Alborl Tucker;
the town Is situated mostly on low
vice president, Joart dllll!!, sccffclary
lying land n o r t h of t h e harbor,
Doris May Barker;' trehsurer, Robknown a s Port Natol. Tho residenert Geler; 'dhiiU'mali'Of' publicity.
tial district Is on the rouge of hills
Morion Mageo.' ' " '
called t h e Bcrea. Durban exports
large quanlltcs ot Coal to India
ARMISTICE DAY TRIBUTE
By Oga Hynovlch 7-4
' ' bjt Adrlonno t3urhs-r8-l'
To Impy, a Cat, by J a n e t Olson 7-1 This day hiy thod'ghls a r e over
there
'
' ''' '
Little Calkin, playing witli the
Whore our soldiers foiight and bled.
windy grass.
Soon your playful kitten days will Could one so humble, such as you
Honor enough those gallant dead.
quickly pass.
Then upon some pillow or bed
Could we Just send a word ot cheor
t h a t once you j-ollcd,
You will lie thinking over your To one whom they left to weep
There In heaven those boys would
little kitten days of old.
hoar
Soon perhaps, you too, will watch
And smile in peaceful sleep.
your children play
And think of when you were once
When eleven o'clock comes today
young and gny.
NOW let this be a lesson, little And the morning sun bathos tholr
graves.
kitten, play!
While you a r c still small and can I I'll send a prayer upon Its ray
And bless 'tho lives they gave.
Don't sleep your time awayl
Paero Throe
ij 1 1
JLaurei Strpet
School Notes
«C';=,'WK::3MK!iTsj«awccu»0K:;ss»S3,-s
TO PROMOTE CITIZENSHIP
Tho pupils ot Miss Lehnert's
grade fl. Laurel Street School, p r e sented talks on "Education Loading
To Good Citizenship", on Visiting
Day. Nancy jacocks. Chairman,
?ave a n Introduolory talk o n " a o t t Ing An Education In t h e United
States", and presented pupils who
dealt with Health, Safely; alid DevelophiR Personality Traits as a
means to promote good cltizenfihlp.
Those partlolpatlng wore; Health
Thomas Calkins, Margaret Morawskl, Douglas Welch, Dorothy Kllch.
Llndborg Aceto, Betty ' Hlnchoy,
Rudolph Prahovlch. Safety; Ruth
Harrison. Donald Stevens, Joan
Norrls., Mario Pope, Eleanor Delgrego, Edward Koback, Edward
Cooke, Ruth Olson, Ruth Thompson,
Francis Palala, Gladys Edwards.
Personality; Ernest Bernado, Charles Lake, Janice Skoma'i's, Eliza
Barnes, Rose Clmlno.
Betty HInchey lead tho class In
singing a group ot songs.
I
i . I l l PI-
farmer killed the poor turkey a n d
t h a t was the last ot the Puffed Up
Turkey."
Anna Laird Gr. 5
Snowball
Snowball Is a big police dog. Wo
got him from the Yale Store. He
broke a window because ho didn't
like living In a store. IIo Is a good
watch dos. lie plays with me and
follows mo aroimd. I am never
afraid of nnylhlng when ho is
with me. He Is very oiilet and never barks except for some good reason. I think my dog Is about the
best friend I have.
Ervin Barker, Gr, 5
Harbor Street
School Notes
Program held by Grade 1, Miss
Anna Hlgglns, loaehor.|
DEMOCRACY
Salute to the Flag, School, Song,
In tliese trouble times of conflict
America, School, Playlet, HelpfulAmerica's greatest gift is h e r demoness, Tho Reward, characters, Aucracy. Our problem Is how to stay a
Unnn, Jean Erickson; Birds, Bobby
democracy, b\it first Wo must know
Nyholt, Frances PaproskI, Helen
what a democracy is. A democracy
IColowslcl, Alio Forsmah, Panla Klcis a govenment by t h e people who
zynskl, Walter Dennlson, David
are governed.
Welch, Salvatorc Saturno, Richard
OBSERVE EDUCATION WEEK
I think t h e first thing we should
Tliose taking pari In the obser- MlHor, Richard Hngslrom, Pagquale
do is to take George Washington
Dohotrlo; Blue Bird, Betty a o r d o i i ;
vance
of
American
Ed\icaUon
Week,
advice and stay out of European
Miss Pelela's room. Grade t> wero; Robin, Rose Giordano; Maple Treo,
The Rose
troubles. We know t h a t this Is
Katherino Molesko, Joanne Cur- J a n e Brazeau; lillm '^'roo, J o h n
sound advice from experience In . The rose is red as red can bo,
lona, Mildred Merryman, A, A. Mbrigll'lo; Chestnut Tree, Llcla
I asked the rose, "Arc you for
1017. If instead of getting Into
Milne, Ella Hlgglnson, Anna Laird, Oli^lllo; Cedar Tree; EUgehla ZafmeV"
European troubles we use this opBarbara Opjiel, Elaine Levy, Kon- no; Jack Frost, David Vukslnls;
The rose said, "I am on this bush
portunity to improve our democracy
noth Wall, Lazarus Anastaselou, North Wind, James Andrews; ,Song,
tor you."
we will be much better off. If we
DEMOCRACY
' ' •
Norma Bricclarlll, Mary Palala, Little Words,'school. ' • '
I hojic you win like me, too."
A democracy is a form ot govern- use this time to Improve living conRobert Lake, Florence Ghlroll, T c s Grace Coates, Gr 3
A Safety Riddle,' Rose Giordano;
m e n t which is governed by elected ditions and make a stronger goverale Nalmo, Cloo Carter.
A Satety Dialogue, J o h n MonglUo,
representatives of the people, and ment for bur people we really will
,Tean Erickson;' T h e Story ot t h e
The Leaves •
t h e people themselves have a voice be doing something worth' while.
ARMISTICE DAY OBSEHVED
Pllgrlnis; Betty Gordon, J a n e B r a In Autumn the leaves change InOur democracy is the nearest to a
in political affairs.
Lam-el Street School will observe zeau, James Andrews, Rose Qlor^
real democracy in t h e world but it to m a n y beautiful colors. After a
The United States Is a democracy.
Armistice Day on Friday, Novem- dnno, David Vukslnic, Eugenia Z a t can still be bettered. It all ot us while they fall to t h e ground. Then
We want to keen it as such. This Is
ber 10th, at l;00 o'clock. Songs, p o - no; Song, The' pumpkhi, SchoAlj'
young and old, stand together with Jack Frost comes along and paints MORE EXCUSES CHILDREN CAN
submitted by 'Wm. Haydcn, 8-3
difficult when f e are surrounded,
them a frosty white.
Carol McCarthy has boon oloclod ems, and readings appropriate to Poems, Time to Rise, School; Whole
by fascist, communist, and social-1 ^^^ ' ^ ^ ^ ° ' making democracy in
USE I F THEY DON'T DO THEIR
J o h n Sokolowsky, Gr. 3
a ropresonlatlvo to t h e Junior Rod tho occasion will be conduoled In Duty of Children, School; God
ist governments. I believe t h a t when i "^•=^<' United States'better a n d surer
HOMEWORK
Bless America, School.
Cross.
T h a t makos two reproson each of the rooms.
cliildren ot the United States first ^or t h e people we will be too busy In
1. My page was torn.
The Pretty Leaves
tatlves from 8-3.
s t a r t to school, they should bo ^ ' ' s e United States to ae bothered
2.1 left my book at t h e library.
All t h e leaves are turning yellow,
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
The eighth grade hos new science
t a u g h t to have t h e true "spirit of with any outside troubles' which brown a n d orange. As you look from
3. I h a d to take my music lesson
Program for
GradoO,
Laurel
HIGHLY PRAISED FOR
democracy," and learn to love it so v/ould be able to harm or Injure In tree to tree you can tell it is Au and when I got homo It was to late hooks now. They arc called "Undor.standing Our World," by Franklin Street, Mary K. ReaJan, Program
t h a t it will become li p a r t of them, any way oUr democratic govern tumn because ot the beautitully to do It.
ii, .
leader,
Rose
Mario
Morglllo.
B. Carroll.
and they will never want to live ment.
4. I forgot.
colored leaves. I hope the winter
A.s far as I can soo all tho rooms ' Tho.so taking part wero; Emily
•
R i t a Peck does n o t come too soon because the
under any other form of govern5.1 wont to a party.
Nygard, Elalno'Bedard, Evelyn Denhave now American Flags.
Junior trees are so pretty.
ment.
0. My mother wasn't home, so
T h e buzzer in Mr. Beaton's room nlson, Jerome' ' Garrlty, Marlon
I t Is probably the lack of demoshe
couldn't
help
nie.
*
J o h n Sullivan, Gr. 3
h a s lost Its buzz. I t Is so soft you Klockars, B a r b a r a Sclarlnl, Lutlna
cratic ideas in t h e people t h a t h a s
My Favorite Sliort Story
7. I forgot my pen.
Riip«rliv. a IrMiuimloui lujvaneii
Van Wllgen, Dorothy Mlhallch, Immanatfl),
can hardly hear It.
caused democracy to fall In other
ot.or mr,r«-«nflnnry ruiticJUa'
The story I'enjoyed most was "To
8.1 had to rake up tho leaves.
Autumn Leaves
wayl Diwttir,
Dewey Ghlroll, Mary Gordon, Ray
countries. Perhaps it is because of Build a Fire" by Jack Lohdon.
Spend 45' ewTli today at any Hood data
0. I lost my pencil.
Jack Frost paints the leaves yelmond Bond, Stephen Hanchuruck, storo
8-4
tof n boUlo of Bucklfv'n CANADtoC
t h e lack o f ' t h i s knowledge t h a t
The reader picture a ' v e r y cold low, orange, and brown. Boys and
10.1 had to listen to a radio p r o Mixturs
(Irlpitt
i r t l n i ) , by fur tho lorsest
Those with perfect
attondanco Wollcr Smith, Billy HInchey, Viola tolling cougti modicino—fof
these countries are at war.
ewiRtii duo to
day a n d ' a m a n trying to reach girls like to play in t h e leaves. Some gram.
for tho month of October a r e ; Rutli Kopjanskl, Mildred Loban, Robert coldi or bronchial IrrllaUoni—In all v*ir\\ry
In t h e United States we enjoy the camp before lie freezes to d e a t h . He times they see squirrels In the trees,
Canmla, Takw-a -eowpla ot dol9t—'tp«1\ U»_^-i"
— By Jean Adams, 7-1
Petersoii, Dorothy Corcoran,^ Betty : Barbu, Melon Clgleh, lioso Bqvnldl, quick, powerlut, punyant action .ipraad
rights of "lite; liberty, and t h e p u r - knows t h a f ' l i l s numb face' "art'd Tlie boys a n d girls like to watch the
Inru throat, tiaad and bronchial
tubau'lt'
suit of happiness," and "freedom of h a n d s are slowly f r e e z i n g ' b u t : he squirrels as they play among the 8-3 submitted 'by William J^ayden HInkley, Angelina Bandazie; Ohar-' ,E!ohnor'Pai*dzln3kl, 'pbrotjiy M a t - acta
at enca to looian U|>
ho'ws, John Knnpp, l i a t h r y n Cos- thick,tiulckly—Itarit
choking phlagm, aoofha raw momlotto
Santbs,Mario
Gnldenzl,
Kenspeech, freedom of worship, and continues his journey undaunted by pretty Autumn leaves.
Some of you have probably soon
branaj—mako . brnathlnf qailar. ;Contaln#
Orulhers, grove, Claire Storms," lilolvln Blgb- no
freedom ot t h e press." Let us hope this new terror. Then disaster over
lutar lo can ba uied by dlabollci.
Mary B. Jones, Gr. 3 In t h e paiDcr t h a t t h e New York n e t h . Newton, Prank
Ibw, Peoiia CIrlllo,
Kenneth
Bray,
Joan
Nortlmm,
t h a t our country will always remain shadows t h e m a n ! The Ice breaks
•ucKlay'a CANADIOL. tvllKture now oo :
children have .spoiled a great deal
sal*
and modq In America—acta Ilk* *
Claire Poulton, Mildred Cutler.
a democracy.
flath on couBhi du* to coldf or bron*iital
under his weight and now h i s teet
Dr. D a n a Blanchard is building a of the World's Fair by carving and
THE PtJFFED UP TURKEY
Irrllatloni. Cot Ilucklay'i CAI^ADIOL MixFriday will be Visiting Day.'
Alice Collins, are wet and cold. He must build a tv/o car garage next to Ills liome.
painting their Initials on everyI t was near Thanksgiving. J o h n ture today. CNor 10 tnilllon bolt)ea sold.
The class Is having a photograph
tire. While doing this his h a n d s bething. You would no doubt think
Branftnil Drug Co.
contest on Friday. T h e committee was very hapiiy fur ho would go to
DEMOCRACY
come so stiff t h a t now h e c a n h a r d The Mrs. Nettie Footc house, 53 t h a t woiddn't h a p p e n . i i i our town in charge is I d a Euzzlne, Gloria .see grandmothor whom he didn't ;asl Huvnii Aitl,, Molcalf Drug Store
In my opinion, democracy Ls the ly clutch t h e firewood. Without Montowcse Street is liaving a new but a look at some benches and
see very oflen. J o h n walled p a t i e n t finest form of government there is warning, snow falls ' from a " tree roofing Job and minor repair work poles would change your mind. I Acoto, Jean Northam.
ly until Thanksgiving D a y . T h a n k s - BhorthaniJ, 'fypewrltlng, BooliCertainly, every country should overhead a n d comiiletely
^.
^ smothers done.
personally think 'the person who
giving mdrtilng ho was so excited Itettping, Accountlnu, Bu»lni\33
submitted by May Llndberg, 7-2
.'J^.y^io^ eovernmejit In which the the f f e . Panic striken the m a n trios
destroys and u^es public property
Dlctkphorie,'
t h a t h e could hardly eat any broak- Administration,
Doniild
Tigney
iuis
been
absent
people's representatives have a
wrongly should be tarred a n d
COLLEGE IlECEl'TIGN
Comptometer,'Day and Evening
fa.st. Finally they wore on the way
for
some
time
due
to
asthma.
Wo
share in helping to make t h e laws. T h e n , h e remembers how a man
The Springfield Alumni Assocl feathered.
Besnlons. Co-education.il. Enter
hope h e will be well a n d In school and soon reached grandmothers.
How can one m a n know all the once saved himself by crawling into ation for the State of Connecticut
at any llrne.
After they h a d oaten a good
soon.
needs of his people. They must The warm skin of a wolf. T h e n e a r - is sponsoring a Reception and Tea
Armistice Program
dinner, John asked grandfather to
Thereae
BorzlUo
Is
well
now
and
have representatives to bring their ly-frozen m a n tries to kill his dog in lionor ot Mr. and Mrs. Ralpli I,
STONE COLLEaE
1. Todays program will bo given
' - ' toll him a story. Orandfatlier said,
needs to light.
taut his mumb, senseless h a n d s are Cheney of Greece, to be held in the by Room 212 assisted by the Verse Is a regular attendant.
129 Terapla St., N<rw I l a r c o
Last week we were not able to "How would you like to lioar the
All of us have, a t one time or a n - useless. He pulls on his mittens, New Haven Y M C A Sunday, Nov- Choir.
story ot the Puffed Up Turkey?"
other, studied American History. Let rises from t h e ground, a n d begins ember 12 a t 3:00 p. m.
Our opening number will be the have our class meeting. Everyone I
"OhI" cried John, "Please tell I t , t o
us therefore think, tor instance, of to r u n hoping to reach c a m p but
Littell R. Stone of the Stone Col- first and last verses ot "The Star think was rather disappointed.
me." "All right," said Grandfather,
GOSSIP
COLUMN
our own problems in the years 1760 knowing in his heart t h a t he never lege and President of the New Ha- Spangled Banner" followed by t h e
"I'll tell you tho story:" Then j
submitted by Norma Du Bols
1776. We h a d no representatives in will. Suddenly he stumbles a n d falls ven Chapter will preside. Mr. Chen- Flag Salute.
grandfather began.
parliment, therefore laws and acts on t h e ground. His numb limbs will ey win speak on the International
2. Carrol Davis will read the DO YOU KNOW WHY;
Home Owned b|/ '
were continually being passed which not permit him to rise and he .situation and all members of the Governor's Proclamation.
"Once upon a time there was a
Margaret Craig h a s such black
crippled us more and more.
STANLEY C. TOLMAN
turkey who thought he was tho
knows t h a t death is near. The dying Alumni a r e most cordially invited
3. A selection by Robert Adams, hair?
Evelyn Morris' hair is so long she greatest creature on earth, He was
Democracy, a s everyone knows, man feels sleepy and is thankful and urged to attend this meeting.
FISHING EQUIPMENT
4. A selection by Eleanor Noblle
very proud and always puffed h i m is a government by the people. Ev- t h a t death will be so painless. The
OAUbEN TOOLS
5. T h e school will now sing t h e sits on It? .
en our democracy is n o t wholly a night passes a n d the dog watts in
Janice Baldwin Is so very, very self up. T h a t was why everyone
A»TO BUPPLIEa '
Miss Mary J a n e Sanders Council- flnst a n d last verses ot "America tlie
called him the puffed-Up-Turkoy.
tall?
vain for his master to build a fire. lor ot t h e class' of 1912, Whcaton Beautiful".
BIOYOLES, KADI08
Katherlne Connelly Is so u n a t - One day the farmer said. "It's nen'He advances toward the still form College returned to t h e college for
PAINT, Etc.
0. Selections by The Verse Choir.
Thanksgiving time and I think I'll
tached
to
Donald
Hlgney?
and now he knows v/hy—his master week end activities.
7. T h e school will now sing "Ood
270 Main St.
Branford
WHEN IN NEED OF
Vincent Ghlroll is so unpopular have .Turkey for my Thanksgiving
Is dead.
Bless America."
Tsl. 733
dinner." So t h e next day, tho
on
the
football
field?
WALLPAPER
Doris Polastrl He was so regular, so the same. It
8. Our next number will be
or PAINT
Sophomore was just like a half a million other Pageant tor ArmLsllce Day. During
submitted by Olive Barker, 7-4
the
scene when the Lords Prayer
VISIT
people would do on a golden vifeddCeno Nardella h a s turned over a
My Favorite Fiction People
ing. Not too rich and yet rich is Is said all members of the school
UNITED WALL PAPER
new leaf and h a s decided to e a t
Good authors make their charac- something better t h a n gold—happi- are asked to bow their heads and
CO.
peaches In.stead of gum.
unite in saying the prayer.
ters live in your imagaration. Here ness.
We are going to have a hobby
93 Cro-wn St.. New H a v e n
Q. We .shall close with all singing
are six t h a t will never die In mine. "There is one Among my favorite
.show In our room Thursday. Olive
"We Save You Money"
Maudle. t h a t loveable, world fiction characters whom I don't like the first a n d last verses ot
Barker and Doris Skroza are going
learned girl whose adventures and Mr. Charles Frockley. I am quite "America"
Lenore Palumbo Jr. High to have charge.
wit have brought happiness with siire Pirandello m e a n t his readers
Sword Fish — Mackeral —'Salmon — Flats — Fillets
her always. Maudie is a typical girl, to have this impression one word
BOOK REPORT
Halibut — Haddock —- Cod — Lobsters — Clams
she likes t h e boys, she isn't always can describe Prockly "snig". I t Is a
I have Just finished a book called
loyal to h e r own'sex and s h e loves slang expression meaning one who
FEEE DELIVERY
to have a good time. Maudle is an thinks he cannot do wrong. The r e a - The Flying Carpet. I t was written
Telephone 1386
Sliort Beaoh
expert on t h e subject of love and son h e is a favorite of mine is t h a t by Richard Halliburton.
The scene of the p a r t I am repother authors have made her loved by he is made up of the same ingredIng on Is laid In Venice. The time Is
all her readers: For Maudie Is the ients of some people I knovi
FLAT WORK
girl who v/omen want to t h i n k was
Earnest, of Hawthorne's "Great around 1000.
a picture of them when they were Stone," is one of the greatest people
One of the p a r t s I liked best was
The following Armistice
and
WET WASH
belles; a n d who girls want to think in fiction I
know
Hawthorne where Halliburton a n d Whoopee Thanksgiving program was given by
they will b e ' like w h e n they are brough out the soul of this boy. tried to swim t h e Grand Canal. T h e Grade 2, Katherlne O'Brien, teacher
BOFT DRY
belles also.
Words cannot tell t h e magnifi- race started a t t h e railroad stotlon
Arnerlca, Flag Salute; Story of
Ann
Fitzgerald;
P. G. Wodehouse's Jeeves is a cent characterization. I shall always and ended a t a bridge two and one Thanksgiving,
character t h a t h a s brought so many remenber Earne.st for as Hawthorne half miles away. They dove In, clad Song,, God gave Us Dear' Arnerlca;
correctly only in their under pants. T h e Song, Let us tell again t h e story;
amusing plots to help us be gay for said (if I remenber
a minute, he will s t a y ' a s long as "Every day he lived the world was a people gathered, to witness t h e Poem, Peace, Richard Brewer, B a r Furniture
Draperies
FINISHSID WORK
spectacle. They swam quite a ways bara Rodman, Betty Ann Rogers,
better place because of it.
humor Is in this world.
Bedding
Rugs.
I have given six story people. They before they were sighted by two Walter Rose, Walter KaczlnskI, P a Frisky
little
Ump
in
"
A
s
a
Dog
BACHELOR SERVICE
should" captures the heart'of every are my choice. They will be my poUcemen. They dived In and tried tricia Kennedy; Song, America t h e
Ranges
Radios
reader. Dog stories carry with them friends and comrads in forth comm- to catch Halliburton a n d Whoopee. Beautiful; Song, When t h e moon Is
Electrical Appliances'
a sort ot misty magic which makes Ing yeans. Others will join. them. To see what happened after t h a t rising high; Poem, Thanksgiving;
Song, Bonfire Burning bright; Song
you' love t h e heroic creatures in They help me to forget for a while you win have to read t h e book.
leading
characters
a r e Come little leaves; Poem, Olr Flag,
them. Ump risked his life for his and enable me to escape. People are | The
Tel. 872-2 — 572-3
always wanting to escape from Richard Halliburton and Npye Alice Prokovlch; Song, When you're
master "as a clog should."
watching a parade; Poem, There
I Stephens.
'No one holds sucli a tender place something.
B. W, Holson, Pro^.
Beryl Sullivan
I like the book because It was ex- are many fiags; Song, F a t h e r wo
in my h e a r t a s the father telling t h e
Elm Street
New Haven
t
Sophomor Class citing a n d t h e p a r t about Africa h a n k Thee;
story of t h e "Golden Honeyinoon
Corner Orange
cldonts have Increased t h e loss ot
lite h a s decreased. Cooperation of
schools and safety-minded individuals helps because many students
today learn t h e principles of safety which adults never had t h e opportunity to learn.
The students ot Branford High
are grateful tor t h e Interest taken
in us by our faculty and Dr. Prohaska a n d Mr. Neetus in providing
this timely assembly. I a m sure
t h a t we drivers and future drivers
will be mindful ot these safety
facts and good habits.
Paul J. Birbarie, Senior
ERONGHmL
COUGHS!
M. D. STANLE'y
FRESH F!SH
BRANFORD
Caeoe Broiok
School Notes
Complete
Home Furnishers
BULLARD'S
M"'
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THE BRANPORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1939
THE BUANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1939
t m¥'v^mf^^^^^^m
t^{]t IBraiifflrJj KfuUw
EntabUiiliHI U U
riiklMic4 JCnrf T t i a n t a ; M
Hrmntnfil, C M H I .
by
: \ I
I t lenders in business wcro tied
d o w n 1,0 non-floxihle rules, there
could 1)0 no improvement, Tho
spirit of a d v a n c e m e n t would b e
lacking.
A TIMELY REMINDER
All In The
Day's Work
i^VifW'TwVf ȴW
FROP^ OUR READERS
•J
?&
Editor Branford Review,
scramble by all the men trying to
Dear Sir:
find the pieces t h a t fit Into their
Enclose six m o n t h s renewal of the nightshirts. They had torn them in
nm taAKFORH RKvirw, inc.
Through t h e nge.i people w)io
home paper—Lssuo of October 10,
>7 Rono SlToet
the wire fences and bushes chasing
received yesterday seems unusually
have been g r o u n d down u n d e r n
OANGKllorS AND DEGRADING full ot Interest In local Items, build- this critter. Burt said ho didn't betyrant, s t r u g g l e d to scouro freeADVUIITISING
ing activities and school notes. The lieve there was a perfect m a n ' s
inrntR tistnxn
PUUMIM
ftUCE T. P m t n a o N
B<Ute. dom, And w h e n freedom was seI mean some of the advcrlLilng two latter Items are a valuable fea- nightshirt on Brushy Plain. Also the
cured, there was rapid advanceh a t Is now coming over t h e radio, ture of interest to former residents. r e m n e n t of what was left wouldn't
Am I dreaming? to read, an In- dust a fiddle.
ment and r i s i n g living stnnu'irds.
t is undoubtedly dangerous to life
Tahjiikniio Braafard tVt
teresting article on chemistry writBut t h e old m o m m a s had on t h e
BiibscrlpUon Rat*;
•,nd
health.
I
have
in
mind
some
of
The United Slates hM iicen the
ten by a curly headed little shrimp old white Victorian reglan with an
tS.OO a Tear, PA/&hla tn Advano- greatest example of this ' a n d is
ho nostrums t h a t are certain of who seemed "knee-high to a gras.';
Inch
and a half hem basted around
IdVOT-tlslng Rntes, On ApplkaUai
then contain large a m o u n t s of hopper." How I'd like t o see htm the lower edge and slightly frazzled.
proof t h a t freedom is a synonym
'.celanllld, an extremely dangerous now, and all the dear family re- They all carried flat-irons.
for incentive aiul inHpiration.
Iriig inilcss used by a .skilled phy- maining.
I asked Officer Ililg w h a t In
M«mh<ir Of
Music d e m a n d s froo expression.
M. C thunder kind of a critter this was.
Ntw EnxUail PreiiK AsmdtottuB
lelnn. Undoubtedly these remedies
BnsincsH, like nnisio, cannot thrive
Florida He described It like this, about
vlll cure paln-dcad folks are not
twenty foot long with six legs on a
Dnterod i\ii ,t«eend elam m<iUM on a code of roslriction.
aipposed to suffer any pain.
RAID OP THE GLAWACKUS ON side, while one eye was green and
Oolober 18, 1KB, at tha Post Officv
We have rfiost stringent laws
t'other red. Positively there was no
ftt nj'antorrl, Oonn^ undar Aa4 s
BRUSH PLAIN
iboul unauthorized people practicMarsh 1, IIIBT.
tall light. I t was also enveloped In
ing medicine, and this Is a great
By the Baron
a kind of vapor and looked as If he
.protection against quack doctors.
had steam up, because every time
3 u t now we are allowing anyone to
I have read with much Interest In
Thursday, November 0, 1930
he would put his foot down In the
urge people to go to the store and the daily papers ot t h a t my.stcrlous
snow a cloud of smoke would come
lurchasc any sort of drug t h a t they and .supposed Prehistoric Mammel
up from It's feet. With all t h e men
do not understand at all on the called Qlawaekus of Glasonbury as
and Police after this strange bozo
BABES UNARMED
By JAMKS PRESTON
promise t h a t It will cure some around t h a t p a r t of .the s t a t e where
It got av/ay and went craishlng
I • I II i i r i i r i i '
. • • • • « * . * * > **••'
;roublo. This Is a dangerous practice. folks locked them.solves In their
througlrt the woods towards Col.
Tho American people want
If there Is no law to prevent It, then homes and listened day and night
J o h n Coolac's of t h e Todds HIU
there .should be one.
standing guard in tear of It appearpottco unci HO docs hnsincss. The
Rough Riders.
For h a r d and realistic descripAnd some of this radio advertis- ance. Being of tlie h e - m a n type us
toy manufaolurcrH of Iho U.S.A. tions ot w h a t somothlnt' really
After the excitement h a d died
ing Is degrading and demoralizing. Cedar Street men gave It only a
GIVE
THANKS
nrfi d o i n g their part, for less than means It's usually a good Idea to
It promises people some great r e . pafsslng thought b u t my experience down t h e police began to take Ingo to tho dictionary or encyclopedventory
ot the damage done on t h e
Thiinksgiviiig iipprouches a g a i n tliis .vcar, and on thi.s occasion ward for practically nothing, or later h a s t a u g h t me one thing, not
ono porconl of ChristniaH playdla. Tho dcrinltlons contained there tin! presence (it war abroad m a k e s more i m p o r t a n t tlum over o u r very little. I t Is the old play on the to be .'50 cooky.
plain. According to the survey this
things will bo war-like. Thm slunvt In may not be very poetic, b u t they
Mooting a gentleman from Glas critter came down Lydla's knocked
American habited' pausing for a d a y a n d c o u n t i n g our lilcssings. Eveir gambling ln.stlnct, one of t h e strongest In h u m a n and one t h a t onbiiry he said this scare was n o down two flag poles in front o t
t h e dlfCeropco between; fooling to- give a real picture ot the hard tacts.
tlie
dill'cronee
of
opinion
this
y
e
a
r
e
o
n
c
e
r
n
i
n
g
'
t
h
e
date
on
wliicli
t
h
e
Here's the definition of war conhistory shows to be one of the most- Joke. I n t h e first place it seemed to Donadlo Castle, ate two h a m s off
d a y Olid in ]!)]<1-18, w h e n 25 per- tained In the encyclopedia;
event will be celebrated points t o s o m e t h i n g ' A m e r i c a n for -wliicli wc dEStru"ct"lvc to moral character. I t have a desire for anything fat. This Stent's pigs and drank one tub of
cent'bl! American toys were of a
"Tho (ict of war consKstsln the ought Id be thaiilitui—the democratic r i g h t to disagree a b o u t nmtter.s Is the hone of getting something started me thinking a n d putting water and fifteen gallons of milk
tor nothing. Hero are a tew lllustra. two a n d two together. I figured out and eight gallons of gasoline of Joe
mililfiry n a t u r e . Tn Unropo 50 per- destruction of men's bodies and the involving lis siilely :is individuals.
work of their hands."
tlon.s. "Vote tor your favorite piano the reason everyone was trying to Zwlaiilid. Ate 1 feather bed a n d four
W
h
a
t
,
ill
Kill!),
are
some
ot
the
tilings
tor
which
wo
onglit
to
bo
cent of Saiila'H paelt will ho given
More and more, as reports from
player. I t will not cost you one cent, reduce around town. So down town pounds of h a r d soap ot Ales Struzt
h
a
n
k
f
u
l
?
Surely
it
is
w
o
r
t
h
w
h
i
l
e
to
pause
in
w
h
a
t
e
v
e
r
wc
a
r
e
d
o
i
n
g
over to nniformcd dolls and small all over t)io world come pouring Inand If your favorite wins he will the other day I noticed Mr. Mason inski, one and a h a l t barrels to
at the m o m e n t and. list some ot the reasons wc arc glad t h a t we a r e get enough "Consolidated Fine Cut of the Rassman firm now cats all wood ashes and throe turkeys of Joe
mechanized armies, b u t American to Washington, experts are being
made to rcallzo the destructive ot- Americans.
Whisk
Broom
Food
t o last t h e outer leaves of t h e cabbage a n d Meglln's. Last of all I t knocked
toys-deal willi peaceful arts, sei- fcot of war, either directly or indirW c Hlmiild be thankful, most ot all, for two precious heritages his family until t h e day of lettuce also roots off the turnips down twenty feet of stone wall In
eiiccf! and indnslric!. T o y l a n d ' s ectly, to the "work ot men's h a n d s " our torcfathers gave iis, heritages tliat it is w(H-th o v c r y t b i n g in the Judgement. Now If you w a n t to do and tators. Fred Allen liv'es on front of the Ryer's Homestead.
to the Industry and enterprise
Seeing tho havoc wrought by this
leading tllenic t h i s ' y e a r is trans, , «
, '
,„,
,
,. ,
, ,
,. r
' , this player a favor just h u r r y up, cracked lee. Dan Daly on falling
t h a t In time ot peace arc devoted to
for this contest Is limited. All you petals t h a t fall off the flowers on raid we should suggest t h a t the
portation, a n d ,1„ i r . Connors, making tho material lite ot people world tor us to preserve, these two l u n d a m e n t a l s arc trcedoni a n d have to do Is to go to the store and his desk. This h a s m a d e Win Mor- Selectman put a guard a r o u n d the
o p p o r t u n i t y . They arc characteristic ot America in a m a n n e r and dc^ buy a package, cut out t h e coupon, gan feel bably because he alnt fat town hall because If the Glawackus
Goodrich vice-president, estimates happier and more comfortable.
grec not matched in a n y other l a n d .
fill It In and mall It. T h a t Is all you nother. This condition, my friends, should make a raid on t h a t Institut h a t 100,000,000 tiny molded tires The first observation naturally
AVo should be thankful, in a world at war, Unit we a r e at peace do. And you c a n vote just as many was brought on i n t e a r of the d r e a - tion we would never be able to deswill bo used for toy aiitos, trnclcH, made by economists on this subject
cribe t h e scene.
witli all nations, and t h a t there exists in this c n u n t r j ' a public will to times as you wish, and every mem- ded Gawackus.
Also a warning to Pine Orchard
pianos and—newest a t all—thou- Is t h a t war expenditures Ecnerally peace. W e should be grateful for our system n t r e p r e s e n t a t i v e dcmoc- ber of the family also" Of course the
Now
It
came
to
pass
In
t
h
e
year
of
are not w h a t Is called "productive."
catch In It Is obvious, except for a 1939 A.D. t h a t I was asked to go fox a n d Indian Neck for it's taste m a y
siinda of small (motors, sonio of
raey,
wliich
g
u
a
r
a
n
t
e
e
s
the
t
a
c
t
t
h
a
t
tins
pvdilic
will
to
pence
will
bo
To put It another way, money
few poor people who were born h u n t i n g with Buet Taylor, a most not always run to fat.
,
which come in sets complete with t h a t goes Into an explosive shell heeded.
blind. They deserve to lose their particular friend of mine. I told P.S. I would for Senator Enqulst t o
does not produce anything. Instead
AVe should be thankful for the high s t a n d a r d ot living this coun- postage stamp. Or there m a y be a him I never cared to go hunting. use his influence with the legislaplows, planters, stireiidcrs, mowIt destroys n o t only lite but other try possesses; foi* the fact t h a t its real wealth, whicli is nteasured in great prize and a lot ot lesser ones
This sitting behind a bush with a tor to set aside part ot Rogers Street
ers and oven disc; harrows. Anoth- things which al.so cost money.
terms ot automohilcs a n d r a d i o s and the material objects t h a t all tor anyone who will write some very gun waiting until some little fox as a Game Preserve for this strange
,
A
tractor,
for
example.
Is
produc
simple t h i n g t h a t looks.so easy t h a t camo by so.that I could shoot it v/as, cr.eature. If and when it is caught.
or modern popular item is radio
tlvo if It Is used to plow ond p l a n t Americans can use and enjoy, is more Avidely distributed J J u m i s t h a t
sonnd o/Tnets set t o roprodnco a farin. Tho food It produce's goes of liny o t h e r nation. We slinuld bo even more thankful t h a t the system It seems impossible to lose. But In no fun for m e . "But", said B u r t I
Tom G a r d i n e r
order to enter the contest you must
noiscj of galloping horses, rain, to the general benefit. But If the u n d e r wliicb we live is designed to raise those s t a n d a r d s oven higlier buy a package of this wonderful have a new way to make this fox
hunting more pleasant. I was up in
product called "The Ne Plus Ultra Main last summer and I m e t an old
Arc und such w \ l h anthcntio mi- tractor Is covered with armor plate in llie future.
and turned Into a tank. It becomes
W h i l e otlier nations arc a t w a r , or r e m a i n precarious n e u t r a l s Bread" made from the leaves ot Indian and this Is w h a t be told me.
cvophono to«hni(pic.
. a destructive rather than a conSkunk Cabbage, Jimson Weed, Cat. It was an old secret of his, If you
with armies poised on their b o r d e r s , wc in America look, forward to a
structive weapon.
nip and Rag Weed. "Just serve this don't believe mo a.sk Postmaster
future
g
r
o
w
i
n
g
before
our
eyes
in
the
lalioriitories
of
i
n
d
u
s
t
r
y
,
wbern
Thus the present war like all o t h delicious bread to your friends and Drlscoll and Arthur Merrill because
ers Is proving 0 serious drain upon new p r o d u c t s and new services a r c being developed t h a t will m e a n they will love you forever, and send
BUSINESS
they were with me, by tying asafi
MEDITATION
every nation. I t would appear t h a t more j o b s a n d i)ayrolls.
tlov/ers to your funeral (hoping t h a t tide on a dogs tall as h e h u n t s t h r u
.
,^
Original, by Louise Lomarlra
most Amorlcons now realize t h a t
B
u
t
we
must
not
merely
be
thankful.
This
o
p
p
o
r
t
u
n
i
t
y
is
also
a
n
"the
d'ay'"may
soon
"aTrlv'e)
t
h
e
woods
h
e
wags
his
tall
a
n
d
Repeal last week by Congress of without, perhaps, having, p u t It i n obligation. T h a t obligation lies in our m a k i n g every ell'o'A to use I b o ] We have to listen to such things leaves a trail of a r o m a from t h e
So often when I'm all alone '
tho embargo to w a r r i n g nations to those words. Certainly Industry,
a d v a n t a g e s wc have hero to the utmost—not to lie taiiitheartcd, not to O" ' h e radio in order to get chance asafltlde. The fox smell this and as
ou munitions and a r m s will give, as Its alttltude Is reflected through neglect the opimrtnnities t h a t exist here, n o t to abuse t h e f , . c e d o m I ' ° ' ' ' ' ^ ' ' ^ ° ' " ' ^ " ^ ' " S t h a t we really are they have a weakness for this they My thoughts do chance to stray
To t h e lands across t h e ocean
o t course, trcmpndo'us impetus to the recent anti-war declaration ot ,
, I
Interested In. But I strongly advise follow the trail. You set behind a Wnere injustice seem to lay.
tho National Association of M a n u •(\c a i b grameci.
^
I my friends and neighbors to l e t bush, as they come by, bang! a n d
tho aviation ind,nstry. As many as
facturers realizes It. American m a n 1 hus i hanksgiving tins y e a r o u g h t a t once to be a d a y in wbicb these dangerous and degradlni there lies the fox. ( t h a t Is If you
'7,800 pbmos m a j ' b e b o u g h t by ufacturers would a lot rather sell
Wher(> treaties have no meaning
wo c m m t our blessings, and ono. on wbieli we remcnibcr t h e respwnsi- things alone.
kill h i m ) .
Franco and Unglaud, a nmnboi ploys t h a n swords, for plows proBroken !is the hearts of men
For ages someone h a s tried to
bilities ( h a t arc ours.
But where do we get t h e huntin
amounting to nearly 50, per c e n t of duce goods which a former can sell
Men who kill t h e other
discover the secret of perpetual mo
all tlio planes over built in tbis for money with which to buy more
tlon, and how to lift one's self by dog? T h a t put m e to thinking. Then Be it relative or friend.
a
thought
c
a
m
e
.
A
r
t
h
u
r
Bradley's
one's boot straps, and how to get
oounl,r,v. Allied purchases a r c ox plows.
Eattlcfields just drenched with
AN IMPORTANT D I S T I N O T I O K '
something for nothing. So far no dog. H a ! Ha! So Burt and I rubbed
pootod to cover a wide range of
some asafltlde on ourselves and blood
Confidential reports which have
one has succeeded.
other pr()du(J4,|,''^'too, including just reached Washington tell a
went WHford Avenue. Soon wo T h e wounded and t h e dead.
The recent indictment of (be nominal head o t tho American
E. C. C.
h e a r d a bark. You see when t h e
motor trucks aHij.h)6toreyeles,nia. tragic story about the cost of war Communist P a r t y , Hart t i r o w d e r , turns t h e spotlight, upon tlie ConHelpless cripples left alone
smell of t h a t asafltlde got mes.sin; Babies to be fed.
ohaino tools, field ranges, oxplo to tiny, neutral Switzerland.
t r a s t between two w a y s nt life and two habits of tliimgbt.
IN TIME OF WAU
around
on
t
h
e
air
t
h
e
dogs
Just
Perohod
high
In
tho
Alps
a
n
d
facsives, surgical instruments, hospiTho c u r r e n t Issue ot the Union
U r o w d o r lias bi-cn indicted tor travelling to iMdse.ow on forged
couldn't resist it's calling. Well we
paragraphs
Subs being sunk by the minute
tal supplies, searchlights, g a s ing belligerent on two sides, the passports, an act wliieb lie f r a n k l y a d m i t t e d in s w o r n t c s t i m n n y be- Signal quotes several
had our dog a n d away we started.
Swiss are well aware t h a t their torAh! m a n y an Innocent soul
masks, pontoon equipment, water- tile plateau and valley lands offer toro the Dies (i'cnniiiitlce a sliort time ago. Now lie is a b o u t to stiiiil from a strong s t a t e m e n t Issued by
But first I m u s t tell you it is aga
the World's Council of Churches
Goaded to an unmerciful death
purifying units, ambulances, tents, one ot the best strategic military trial, protected by all the C o n s t i t u t i o n a l r i g h t s t h a t giuirantce
Inst the law t o sell this drug
uiy I which is being circulated among t h e
As only survivors have told
saddles, telephones and radio routes around the Mnglnot Line and citizen o t t l i i s c o u n t r y , no m a t t e r how heinous his crime,,a fair h e a r i n g . ' e h u r c h e s ot G r e a t Britain. Space so I hope you wont say anything
about It, I sneaked into the drug
compasses. B u t : n o t all liusino.ss- the Siegfried West Wall. To avoid
All Europe's In a turmoil
P i c t u r e a similar situation if it had o c c u r r e d u n d e r one of tbe'P'^™"^^ °"'y °- ^^^ excerpts from a store. My good friend J o h n Connelmpii must l()olt for'.soaring pros- offending any nation, and thus
,
I
1- , ' . !
, .•
I
,
• ,
, .
, 1 very heloful s t a t e m e n t of the Chris ly let m e have two pounds of It, The Statemen have gone m a d
ottering a n excuse for Invasion, they
Not calm enough to reason
perity, tor the word from London
have made neutrality almost a re sy,steiiis u n d e r which these protections do n o t exist, a n d t o w a r d s j,j,„ ^^tr^^,^. ^^^^^.^ ^^^^^, ^^^^. Away we W e n t on our way t o
wliich IJrnwiler, it lie hiid his way, would willingly d r i v e tliis conn- "We urge t h a t preaching and pray, Brushy Plain. First we tied a bunch Wliat .the meaning "war" h a s had.
is t h a t the Knglish y i l l have t n Uglon.
curtail purcli!vsR,'ot many o t h e r They have carried this so far t h a t t r y , Tiio victim would not receive an open a n d fair liearing but a starjCr should be truly Christian. Prayer on the dogs tali and rubbed some
Or have they all forgotten—
things they '•'afc ' accustomed t o when their President recently visit- (ilianiber |»riieecding, and as soon as the adniixsion was drawn from ™"st not degenerate into p. m e a n s on ourselves. B u r t put the dog in Tho consequential p a r t
liim t h a t bo had nsed forged pas.sports, (lie firing .S(|uad _woiild bi 'of national propaganda. \Vlille we t h e woods and took his place behind
ed
the
frontier
on
an
Inspection
importing from America, includJ u s t line again the vivid p a s t
may not forget our sense ot soUdar- a Juniper bush. Then I went on furtrotted out to do its work.
Ity with our own people and our ther Into tire woods. The object ot Now-faded from your h e a r t .
ing passenger autos,
tobaoeo, tour ho gave cigarettes to both the
French and Germon soldiers posted
Yet, in this c o u n t r y wliere the riglils ot the individual a r e •so'.loyalty
.sn|
to our respective nations, rubbing on oiu-selvos t h e asatltled
women's apparel, shoes, d r i e d on the border.
.ioabnisly giiiirdod, the fnllowers of Ilie C o m m u n i s t ehiet a r c even now preaching must not seek to create
How could you kill a fellow m a n
was so t h a t tlie dog could find me.
fruits, and lloHywood's movies. But the neutrality Is a n armed
complaining that he is being persecuted merely because he is n Kod. hatreds of other nations. War Wagging ot hlstall a s lie h u n t e d Just for the sake of greed
Undoubtedl,V; tljb'samo goes for neutrality. The Swiss are determinJ u s t for the sake of one m a n ' s
W c trust—indeed, we k n o w — t h a t H r o w d e r will, have iiis Con.sti- should not be presented as a holy through the woods soon the foxes
ed to defend their land against any
the Frcncli.
crusade, but preaching should call
word
Invader. Consequently, their eraft.s- tntional right to a t r e e trial, t i n t it i.s i m p o r t a n t tn m a k e the distinc- men to , repentance for a common got busy and before the dog found All others must take heed.
men who a r e famed throughout t h e tion, so frequently a n d easily neglected by the enemies of this coun- sin, and urge the righteousness of Mo B u r t had killed five fox. While
wo were dlcussing whether to put
world tor their ability to m a k e del- try as soon as they h a p p e n to step out ot bounds, bet-\vccn the j u s t Cod's Kingdom."
the dog into t h e woods again we Heed to smother out a life
icate
mechanical
devices
have
been
"The
Churches
and
all
Christian
lu'otection ot cilizens a n d t h e i r " r i g h t " to violate the eoinitry'.s l a w s
V I O L I N S A N t ) LOOOMOTIVES
heard
a terrific roar. I t was so ter- Of a poor and Innocent soul
called, to take up arms. T h a t Is
people should strive to make con rifying, so ghastly. Nothing like it
Just to satisfy a whim
in
the
inlerest
ot
undermiiiiiig
(be
very
(.'onslitutinn
to
wliieb
they
where the tragic p a r t of the story
Crete our Lord's injunction, "Love h a v e we ever h e a r d before. T h e n And reach their selfish goal.
Music 'nujl l)'[isinoss are b o t h enters.
so brazenly appeal.
your enemies." The true Christian the police siren started screetchlng.
bused on harmony. They c a n n o t Reports seeping Into Washington
spirit ot forgiveness does not arise We started on the r u n . Arriving on
We have forgotten all the scenes
be placed on ono idnndnrd a n d be tell t h a t It Is costing Switzerland
ed a Joint meeting of t h e college and from a condoning of evil, but from the Plain we found tilings In a mess. T h a t tears the coldest h e a r t
more
t
h
a
p
amllUon
dollars
a
day
to
expected to adVance.
As when a mother bids farewell
the Danbury Teachers' College held the knowledge t h a t we our selves You see dawn was just breaking.
I'ioccs written, for tho South- keep the workmen mobilized. T h a t
a t Hotel Taft, October 27th. Miss have been forgiven. To cultivate The road was full o£ men in their And ot lovers torn a p a r i .
Is a tremendous sum when one re
Palumbo Is treasurer of the F e d e r a - good will towards all, n o t only those night shirts and armed with pitchland, suchfts"iMy'Old lCenl\ieky membors t h a t the Swiss govern
Let's never fail to utter
tion of International Relations Club within, but also those without the forks. The women In their nightH o m e , " " O l d n i a e k J o e , " "IDix- meat's expenditures for all purposes
Christian fellowship; to spread the gowns. You couldn't hear anything This prayer most sincere
of New England.
PhlUp Tarbell, Jr. of Chldsey Avi e " , etc., seem m o r e a p p r o p r i a t e In: 1838 were only $125,87S.O0O. Main
spirit of forgiveness a n d trust; t o but the word skowsky, sklowski and
Asking God to guide us
when played with a harnu)nica tabling h e r present army alope enue and Stanley Chlsholm, of Brad
increase the habit of charitable
And protect our loved ones hore.
Miss Alma Ellsworth Is among the ludgement: to widen knowledge and heavens knows what. Burt and I
guitar, violin or, banjo. The m o r e would cost nearly three times t h a t ley Avenue, East Haven were home
I came to the consluslon it might be a
much,
from Mount Herinon, Northfleld, students a t New Haven State T e a - understanding
ot t h e causes of
We leave it all to Him alone
subtle musie of today needs to be.
chers' College who- will r e a d to conflict^-^these things help to r e . I raid by the Glawackus we heard so
Even more Important Is t h a t Mass. for tho week end.
To Him and Him alone
m
u
c
h
about.
And
t
h
a
t
Is
exactly
l)layed l)y n modern orchestra.
groups
of
children
at
Grace
HospiSwitzerland's foreign trade Is dismove t h e psychological roots of war
Whose word is ju.st a n d merciful
Music ohijnges a n d reliects the appearing. I n the one of Septembei: Among this fall's enrollments at tal. The work Is In connection with and are, characteristic fruits of t h e w h a t it was. J u s t t h e n Officer Otto All Sinners must atone.
Ililg came from across the lot. He
the
chlldrens
literature
course
c
o
n
the
Swiss
lost
54
per
cent
of
their
Ohio
University,
Athens,
Ohio,
Is
spirit of Christ."
timos. If m i i s j c w e r e restricted to
h a d been In h o t pursit ot this m y s ducted a t t h e college.
Another mode of activity recom- terious critter. In his arms he had a
Dear Father of ours In Heaven
a certain s t a n d a r d , it would not trade. So long as-her men stay mo- Richard Meek ot this olace.
bilized, Switzerland will have the
mended Is t h e call to prayer. Of this bundle ot white rags. When h e
Cast us not aside
advance.
I terrifically Ineroased- cost t o meo^ Miss Milllcent Palumbo New HaDave Hylcsnkl is enlarging his we m a y say more n e x t week.
threw them down there was a T r i u m p h o'er our enemies
Business is the same as m u s i c . ' a n d reduced Income to m e e t It.
ven State Teachers' College, a t t e n d - Sportsmen Tavern, on Hillside Ave.
N. H
Let peace o'er all abide,
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Highland School PTA meets tonight at 7;45 In the schoolhousc.
•Announcement Is made by Mr,
and Mrs. Robert E. StapUns, Mill
Street ot the engagement of their
daughter, Mildred E. to Mr. Allen
Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Patterson.
The Women's Guild of Christ
Church win hold an apron and food
sale November 15th from 2 to 6
o'clock In the Rldgcwood Dairy
Store, Main Street
The ladles ot Bradford Manor
Auxiliary will sponsor a booster
pinochle tomorrow evening in the
flrehouse. Hostesses will be Mrs
F r a n k M. Dooley, Jr., Mrs. S Jackson, Mrs. Milton Johson and Mrs.
Eugene Daniels.
MILK-FED
Morris Cove
Grannis Corner
By VIRGINIA STEVENS
The Morris Cove Garden Club will
hold a garden exhibit December 13,
in the Community House. T h e
chairman for this annual exhibit
will be Mrs. Bernard Kenerson, and
Mrs. Emery Mitchell will act as cochairman. Among the flowers displayed will be winter bouquets,
Christmas wreaths, table flowers,
and various decorations of dried
and green flowers. The Girl Scouts
of Morris Cove will participate In
this exhibit.
FACE RUMP
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The regular Monday evening soChrist Church will hold a parish cial was held In the Community
social this evening at 8 o'clock in House Monday evenng. Many Morris
H a g a m a n Memorial Library when Cove people attended this event and
Dr. C. H. Brewer will present a tra-1 ,:;jo7„ ^^g^^^pVcTed'nexrweekV'The
velogue "A Trip Around the World" admission Is twenty-flve
cents
A social hour with refreshments which Is for the benefit of t h e
win follow.
Community House.
RIB ROAST
27
Mrs. V/llllam
Chldsey, of Park
The regular monthly meeting of
Place entertained Parish
House t h e P a r k Methodist official Board
Group 1 of the old Stone Church was held last evening in the home
Monday evening.
ot Mrs. Ethel Winans of Townsend
Avenue.
Archibald Young, 81 o t 139
French Avenue passed away Friday.
Many of t h e Lady Aiders t u r n e d
Funeral services were held Mon- out in spite of last Tuesday's storm,
day in the Beecher and Bennett to the home of Mrs. J o h n Wood,
parlors. New Haven. I n t e r m e n t was where they h a d a very enjoyable
In Evergreen cemetery.
meeting. Due to the illness ot the
President, Mrs. Ethel Winans, Mrs.
ftobert Sperry h a s recovered from "Hope Borden presided.
a recent Illness and has resumed his
studies
Many women from the Park
Church attended the Now Haven
Edward Marsett 414 Main Street Women's Church Union Conference
is home from Grace Hospital.
which was held at the First Methodist Church today. The meeting beFormer Commissioner Robert H. g a n at 9:30 this morning, and conGerrlsh and Edgar S. Bacon have tinued throughtout t h e day. Rev.
been appointed to the Board of Hilda Ives, President ot the New
Finance.
England Town and Country Church
Association was guest speaker.
J o h n H. Corbett h a s been ap
pointed full time secretary to the
The monthly Sunday evening
Board of Education.
service was held last Sunday evening in the P a r k Church. A q u a r t e t
Miss Mary McVey, County chair- of soloists from New Haven consistm a n of p a r e n t education spoke last ing ot Miss Ethel Barry, Mrs. R u t h
n i g h t a t a Tuttle School PTA meet- Dahlberg, Paul Behlcr, and Ellison
ing In the h o m e ot Mrs. Robinson Beckwith, participated in two soSperry, 45 Deerfield Street.
los and a n a n t h e m . Many old
church favorites were sung by the
T h e Thlmblin Club will meet in entire congregation, which gave
t h e home of Mrs. Ralph Hewett a t t h e service a very friendly spirit.
12 Sidney Street, on Friday afternoon a t 3:30 P. M. with the followMrs. Carl Canfield, Mrs. Vlck
ing officers presiding: president,
Boardman from Prospect,'and Mrs.
Leona Munroe; vice
president,
O. E. Hoadley ot Pine Orchard, Mrs.
Shirley Newton; secretary, Clare
Anna Ford of Short Beach, Mrs.
Belle Tucker; treasurer, J e a n Ayr;
Nellie Holsteln, of New Haven, were
and reporter, Barbara Meardsley.
the guests of Mrs. C. S. Bremner of
Hillside Avenue, on Wednesday.
More About Stylo Show
Today's Rotary meeting took the
Miss Grace Blackman spent the
form of a forum for the discussion
week end with her sister, Mrs. Gerof the card party .style show and
ald Growley of New York, a n d on
other m a t t e r s ot business.
her return she brought Mrs. CrowFrom all Indications t h e tables
ley back with her to visit her m o t h for the card party are selling v/ell,
er, Mrs. J . Blackman.
and a final effort Is being made to
reach 100. An Interesting style show
The Sunshine Assembly o t the
will take place the same evening.
St. Andrews Church is holding a
church supper November 10, in the
Harry R. Bartlett Post, American
Chapel. Mrs. Harry Longyear of
Legion, win observe Armistice Day
East Haven, is the c h a i r m a n of this
Saturday with special services at
affair.
the honor roll on the Green a t U a.
m . Services will be accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Ward H. Clemons
a firing squad and taps. Commander William F. Geenty requests t h a t formerly ot Morris Cove and Milail members of the Legion whether ford will soon make their new home
uniformed or not, report a t the Le. on French Avenue, East Haven". Mr.
glon rooms in Thompson Avenue at and Mrs. Clemons are t h e guests ot
10:30 a .m. The parade to the Green Mr. Clemons parents this week, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick P. Clemons of
win be a t 10:45.
109 Fort Hale Road.
On the evening of Armistice Day
a party for Legion members and also
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P . Clemveterans in East Haven will be held
In the Legion rooms, starting at ons attended t h e Yale and Dart8:30 o'clock. Anthony Caruso, in mouth game Saturday, with their
charge ot this part of t h e celebra- daughter and son In law, Mr. and
tion, announces there will be refresh Mrs. Robert Baursfeldt, and guests
from New Jersey.
m e n t s and entertainment.
The Delta K a p a Phi sorority met
The Thanksgiving school vacation
In t h e home of Miss Phyllis Ameiln
is scheduled to start Nov. 30.
of Lighthouse Road, Monday eveHenry D. Boardman and Layette ning. Among the girls present at
S. Boardman of East Haven this the meeting were Miss Helen Hoey,
week lost their appeal from an a p . Miss K a t h r y n Trainer, Miss Doris
praisal ot $5,684 placed on their Pearson, Miss Evelyn Demond, and
property by State Highway Com- Georgianna Cawley. The girls are
missioner William J. Cox, who is planning a dinner dance to be givtaking the land for the East H a . en sometime In December.
ven cut-off. Superior Court Judge
Mrs Jennie Evans, mother of Dr.
Carl Foster accepted the report of
State Referee Frederick M. Peasley George Evans of this place died this
who found t h a t $5,684 was the true week at the age of 88. She passed
value of t h e property, a n d ordered m a n y winters In Branford.
Judgement for Co.mmissloner Cox
Narpes Society will meet Decemagainst t h e Boardmans.
Commissioner Cox filed an action ber 14th in lieu of December 7th
to take over the land May 25. The Mrs. Oscar Wadstrom, Branford
land is bounded by land on the New Point will be hostess.
Haven railroad and Kimberly Av.
Officers will be elected a t this evenue. East Haven, and consists of
about .12 of an acre. T h e Board- enings meeting ot the G r a n g e In
mans claimed the property was Svea Hall.
worth more t h a n the sum offered.
Miss Corene Kenyon, leader, will
Miss Sonya Welnsel, of Brooklyn meet with Girl Scout Troop No. 18
New York is the guest of Mr. a n d In t h e Congregational Church p a r lors at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. Harry Spevack, Chestnut St.
PORK LOINS
19
SHOULDERS
15*
FRESH
4-6 LB AVERAGE
SMOKED HAMS
ITCHUP 2^ 25c
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large
Pkg
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SUGAR CURED
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LEAN ENDS
27
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CORNED BEEF
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CHICKENS
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THE BRANFOED REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1030
Baseball
Football
Boxipg
LATEST SPORT NEIWS
Joseph M. Z<^ffino
:-:
Sports Editor
Wrestling
Basketball
Hockey
wofj
TWO successive
' OfJ FIELD
.Not a Icist bit discouraged by Inst Friday's defeat at the hands of
a strong Stratford teanij Coach John Knedii's Bi'dnforcl jiigh school
gridders will make it strong bid at defeating'the'Milford eleven
when the Milfotditcs corric to Hammei' Field Saturday afternoon in
a Housalon'ie Valley league clash., the last home game of the season for the Knechth\ori,' starting at
2:30.
iv
Brantord high has a fairly good
club which has not made such a
greater showing, Ujan Cofich IJerb
French's Milford team'-so far'.'On
the other hand thb Branforti grldsters arc showlnB a little Improvement and are duo to got back Into
Uoston Ifecl Sox Owner Nat Cwlitin
Iho win coltimri^this week end.Tli'e^'rc,'FoWl For Orinic'"''
Coach Kn'boht'iias been putting
his team through soine strenuous
drills this •week as the Branford Boston, Mass (NN3).—While the
high gridders readied for the Armls Boston Red Sox have on flle estimates fi'pm two of the Ipadlng manlice Day battle
Herb French's Westahoremon high ufadturcrs of lighting systems as to
cloven has been showing a definite what It Would'bost'tb In.stall lights
improvement in Its running game In Fenway lPark,'Tom •vTaWkey does
this week, but whether or not they not plan to have his Rod Sox play
arc strong enough to take over any games at homo urtdor lights.
'•What It nlgllt games "do add bvBranford, remains to be seen.
Milford his shown great Improve- or 100,000 to the' attenddnce In
ment In Its last two games, and cities like Chicago and Cleveland,
with this groat sign, they have high I'm still not sure that they arc the
hopes for a win over Brnnfdi'd, 'de- bost thing tor the game." says the
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.splte the fact, that tho Gallagher Boston'owner. '
ratings show ' Milford as 50th dhd "'When we Install lights you can
Branford as 35tli In tho ratings of bo sure that wo fool that night
high schools Branford,'however, In games arc inevitable and that
splto of only having won two games time hasn't come as ypt. Wo don't
on which to; rate, with such great believe that as yet."
• • - •>
Jiacks as Barba and Tamulevlch; Slnco •yawkey acquired the club
__appear a_blt,too strong for • tho from Bob Qulnn tho Red Sox have
Mllforrtltos, but as hqs been men- played before 3,700,000 spectators,
tioned bofbro, previous records and but tho cllib Is still 111 the rod beratings mean little In a traditional cause of tiiD lavish • hand of the
Branford-Mllford struggle
owner. This'year the Rod Sox drew
Coach Herb French may start In more fans on tho road 025,000, than
hla lineup Saturday; Buchanan and they did at home, 570,000.
McCoy at tho ends, Campbell and
Kot at tackle positions, with Shea Philadelphia, Pa. (NNS).— When
and Slckerskl holding down the Pennsylvania boat Yale smd Harguard berths with Tanoll at center vard this sooson It duplicated tor
position. In tho baoklleld will be the'llrst time a feat aooompUshod In
Dungan at quarterback. Chandler, .1804. Only"lri these t'wb years have
lofthalt, Brewster rlghlhalf and two'of Big Three tcains fallen beTaylor, fullback.
fore Pennsylvania.
November 10 the Knechtmon tra.
vol to 'Watcrbury for their last game.
Road The branford Review
Tom Yawkey
Opposes Arcs
Fenway Bark
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Conn. University Huskies
Mhode
Bob Pohnelly,
Star Junior
Back, injured
Storrs, Conn. (Special)—The objective game of tho seaSon Is ahead
of the, U Conn Huskies'when they
moot the Rhode Island Rams on storrs. Conn. (Special)—Bob DonSaturday. "This annual mcetingj nelly of Branford; Conn., star junior
promises
,
... to• bo
. , one
, , , •of, .the
. outsland
_ , J left halfback oiilithe University of
ing
gridiron
battles
In
New
England
football team, was Incoiiogo circles. The University
of Connecticut
jurod in the first quarter of last
Connecticut 'grlddovs have coisted Saturday's game against Textile
thr6'ugh''fhb past two games by de-j Institute. X-rays taken by the Colteatlng'the" 'University of B'liffdlo logo Physician and later by an or20-7 and Lowell Textile ;nstit\ite thopedic specialist In Hartford in20-0. The Imp'rovbmerit In their play dicated that Domieily's Injury was
in the' past two weeks haS been outstanding enough to give them an
oven rating with tl'ie Rams.
During'tho past'lliree'yecirs, Connocticiif has woii two out of tli'rce
games, defeating Rhody in 1030,
33,-0; in 10?7"]3-7; and losing last
yenV's 'gam'b 81 to 30 here at Storrs.
Ot the (irOsent varsity squad, six of
tho boys had a part in the 13.7 win
aiid the 21-20 loss and these same
Last year's Vols-Oklahoma Battle Gained Hearts Of FloridiUisi And toniwy'are looking: forward'to this
Placed Contest On Par With Rose Bowl—Now Thiisly Establish- opportunity to avenge the unexed, They Arc Ready T o P,ull Away /^nd i^|;n|<e ^t Reading Contest pegted defeat of a yeav ago. Rhode
Isidhcl c'dmb from behind with a
sco're of 20-7 against them at the
Miami, Florida (NNS).—Down here, where the Rose Bow
half to score 14 points during the
Bob Dniuielly
long, long way off, fhe Orange Howl Committee is already busy .second'half to eke qiit a victory of
not as bad a.s flrst c:;i)0'.;tcd. In all
reading the Sunday papers ' w i t h ' a n " e y e to tlie national''f'6olball 21-20 'i'n'bite of the greatest thrillers probability the injured shoulder will
scores. Last •\'ear the Orani;e bowlers, with Tennessee and Oklahonia of Ihb" Cohnoctlout-^Rliode Island bo licaiod up .soon and Donnelly can
corralled for the big game, definite.—'
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scries.
start in with his basketball at an
ly placed their contest on a par ncssoe these days in Miami Flor- The loss of Bo(3' Donnelly, star early date.
with Pasadena's Rose Bowl and New ida and'In' Teniicssee the- liolne left halfback, in tiie first quarter Donnelly was enjoying his best
Orlean's Sugar Bowl. And now that folks can do mucii more easily against toweii last Saturday cjid year of football nndwa? just beit Is thus establlsed, thoy are ready climb tn th car ancl run down to not' dampen the spirits of the team ginning to hit his stride to real
to pull away and maltb the contest Mminl'tor HVC''t5anie'l)ian they can and Charlie Horvath;'a
step- greatness when the mishaps occur. junior,
.
--,---.No., 1 In the natloh.
''' '" ' ' libad weston"v:a.''aa w'lthPusadena ped Into his position anc( carried on' red.
Circumstances alter the Bowl pic- thb"promlsca land,""
In' fine style. Hor'vath lias the Qxtva I'' Cgntinqcd from Sports Page
tures so tl|a| It Is partly a ma||er
of luck just 'w^io gots th6' best11 Providence, R, X. (NNS)-;-Thc jinx
teams. In Miami'' they're hoping that'AlSdy'liierr,' Col'gdte cottch,
that Major Robert Noyland and his holds over 'Tuss MoLau'eKry, Brown
Tennessee 'Volunteers finish out coach, stlH prevails
tho season with a recofd worthy of The $c;-a\l^iivy-?Ierr r|valry goes
abowl bid. And they hope all the back to 1907 when Tuss was tho
bowls bid Jqr ffeylaj^d's eleven—be^ star fullback o\\ the P|iaron, fa,,
cause they' think they have the In- high school el'eveh'an^ •kferl' Was Last Satiu'day night ot the New
New Haven'District League
side edge.
coach at Pittsburgh Central High. Haven YiyiO^ Alleys" the ^ranfbrd
New Havei YMCA T e a m
^
I
P
bowlers
won
all
three
games
Tennessee's visit here a year agp The t\vo sc^iools'were aroh-rlvals,
C.'Ferrara ......... ..139 137 108--3B4
was a happy one. Not only was the but from 1907'tlii'ough lold'the Kerr from the Strong "•y" team, in the T Faico :
..IOC 110 lio- -342
final count ny^x Oklahoma In one coached team defpalQd tlie MpLaugh District Bowling league.
133 125. 94--351
This
is
the
first
sot
back
reoclycd
of the roughest games''ever played ry-fullbaeked teaih''evbrj; ')/eat' for
MacDowall
.. 97 102
91- -290
by
the
YMCA
tearii
this
sea'sdn.
Thoj*
here, a hdppy one for Neyland, but four in a row. " "
' ' ' '
Giiinnotti
..136
08 l U - -3^5
had
won
10
games
and
lost
2
herethe 'Volunteers were given a terrific In 1920 the rivalry wps renewed,
I '
buUd-up as'the first team of na'- this'time with both' a's''cpabhbS in tdfpre' '
Total
..010 578 524- 1712
tlonal reputation to compete In the their present positions. Kerr's Col- The M I P team has been doing
Branford MIP T e a m
Orange Bo\yl,
gate team wpn in 1029 a.nd ?pr sev- some consistantly good bowling the J Rourke
..124 121 111- -350
Evorythln'^ was so line and d^r^dy bVimpro years after that. '
past few weeks and Is gradually E K a m b
95- -331
..113 123
that amid 'fresiV ''protestations of T^ils year the series was resumed, working to the ton of the 18 team S Kamb
..109 •93 113- -315
e'^teora f ollq^\ng' «ie game. 'Jj'ennes- anc^^rowii was (avorltq to give Mo- league. Bob Linden, the captain, has R Linden
..143 120 118--390
sso and OrA'^^b''B4wl' offlolals biili- ttueHry'lils fl'rsji win against a jcevr boon doing exceptlpnally'well.
•W Packer
.132 128 106- -300
bled over i^ftj-jnHtUat %tovat>Qn.l«W9.nefl Mm- m\Wmv SCPV9 "Next Saturday the team rolls at
That's why they're pulling fpr Ten- was Colgate 10— Brown 0.
New Haven Elks
Totals
..621 594 543- 1758
iami Fans Rooting For
Tennesse Vols As Orange
Bowl Entry For J^ei;^ Year
RIGHT DOWN
'
ti
GAMES
aOALS BY PLAYERS WHO HAD,
As the .sparkling winds of autumn
7^S/£a. KICHEO A PLACEMENr BtrOKEIfJ
THCIH LlVesI
push new life Into'young and old.
Junior wants to 'play football. As
JOHNNY KELLEtiER,
youth gets what 11 desires In these
WHO /.AYCO. PRcse^/rso
tlmeii, he probably will, assuming he
run poaraAiLL.
ro
has a chance. But as parents pb.scrve the Tdugh and'tumble of the
Of /^I^UTB eocKNS
gridiron some of thom thlcli of foot^
^o^-^Ata 3 PUHDUs. O
ball- accidents, 'riioy have what
Juiilor calls the "wllllos."
Some boys should not play football. Tho game calls for powerful
hehrts and muscles, and 'the wind of
a mountain climber:'
It's a dangerous thing to bo young
and youth, and youth's parents,
hdVo tb take their choice of perils
It' tho kid doesn't play this game,
you-will bo spared tho distress of
seeing him limp off the Hold with
a sprained ankle, possibly of (seeing
him carried out on a stretcher. But
hemaV do'Hhlngs that give him a
moral limp through life..
If the hours ho might have spent
In'fbbtbttU "'practice, are given to
•^^ y THE OTHEH SY
almle'Ss l6aflng on' the curbstone, or
too sportlhg life with none too fine
mm STEVENSON
companions, ho may got a character
BHILLIANT
PASSBB. ON
fractui'b ' worse than any broken
THE 'm/SH 'TEAM, WINNING
bones''from a strenuous game.
) THE fslOTae
CA/VTE
While passing and kicking that
'OEO/aOfA
TECH
GAME
football, he may be stained, by the
ISY
THE
SCO/3B
/7
/•4'
filATlON'Ntae
Sf^ORT Newi
dirt'bf the playing field, but his
heart Is clean. He Is learning to rule
his temper, which Is not Iqarncd In sorSqusly hurt at football. Mean- contacts of life. You can repair a
the Joafing hang-out nor while step- while many more non-players are broken arm or leg, but you can't
ping oh any gas. A few players are more .seriously Injured In the social mend smashed Ideals.
This Aniiual Fracas Promises To Be
One' 0 ( ' Oiitstanilihff • Gridiron
ii^tllos In New England ' ' '
NORTH
BRANFORD
STONY CREEK
Just, Arr
ilford High Gridders Here Fpr Sa
BALL
Meet Walling ford Walcos
Brarifprd Team In Fine SHALL THEY P L A Y
SPORT ODD!TIES - - By Archie Ellis, jr.
SundayAfternoon Nov. 19
Shape ForHousa tonic
Contest At Local Field
Kncclimicn T o jVlakc Strong Bid At Defeating Improved Milford
Coiiibinb—Locdls Hold Slightly Better Record Tlian Visitors, But
Margin Js ^'ciy Slim—Contest Will Be At Ilaninier Fibid, 2:30
St. Thorcso Church
I bert Pettlt Will speak 6li%bulliig.''
Haven on Dcccniber 2.
The Confraternity of, the Rpsary The Boy ScoutS: will give an exhibl.
win hnld their meeting > Mpiidlvyliioiv rff/thBlf'Wprk. 'RcfreSi'meJits
night. ATtlmtnogo'snlb will bh haia, ,,^111 bie scr^eH.
Miss
Mary
Hogarty
ot
South
Nor~
1
Continued on Page Seven
temorrow from D a. m. to 4 p m
By Aclrlcnnc NorUiam
wnlk and Sachem Head spent tho
The CatUpUc -Youth Asspclntlon Tho library branch here will be
Services In the local churches on the annual membership drive and week end at the Hill Homestead. '
house to house calls will be made
held their meeting at 7:30 Wednes. closed Ai-rtiHttce'Day! NdVcmBcr' 11.
mendous punts which he has been Sunday will be:
day night.
St. Augustine's R. C. Church, Rev. from Avmlsllce Day until Thanksgetting off
CHURCH OP CHRIST
ThCJilnlor League met Monday
As far as line play goes, it would William Brewer, pastor, Mrs. Ed- giving. Tlie Center and North Street The annual County Farm Bureau
Rev. Kcnnolii Brookes, Pastor
membership
drive
is
now
being
will
be
canvassed
by
Ml.ss
Ethel
1>»J.) ...*^,< ^.;
evening.' Otflcers'ni'c;' 'Pr^siaeiit,
seem that the ^«'° ""^^ " " ^'^°^^ ward Daly, organist chpir director,
Sunday Services, Church School Sylvia
conducted
under
the
captaincy
of
Mavnard;
Branford
Road
and
'Twin
Jannneltl, vice-president,
evenly matched and in all probabil- Mass will be celebrated at 0:15 a m.
10:00 A. M., classes >fpr all oges. Peter Brngerelll, secretary, Anna
Lakes
Road.
Miss
Lillian
White;!
Percy
Bean
and
his
assistants.
ity, the line which shows the great- Sunday School will follow with InMorning. Wership, 11:00 A. M.,
est fight and drive offensively and striic'tlons by Dominican Nuns from Quarry and Quarry Road, Prank Frank H. Snow, Clifford Harrison, Choli-'iinthen>;"Glve I'enbe in Our 'Balestriiccl;"' trcasin'eiV''' Shirley
O'Neill.
llosictt; Totoket section; Miss Mar Charles Llnsley, and Frank Delia
defensively will find themselves on New Haven.
TlmC'^Wilson; 'Offertory SPIP—
Mr. and Mrs.^ Edwin Blakeslec of
the winning side at the final gun.
ion Doody and Miss Germaine Sen- Camera.
"There
Is
no
Death"
O'Hara,
sung
Ronald Matson was six years old Fair Haven announce tho birth of a
Connecticut gees Inlp the Rhede Zion Episcopal Church, Rev ecal.
by
Edwin
Burne;
Sermon—"Mcas
A gala party was held recently
October 28tii.'
'," - daughter, -Betty Ann, November l.Island game with a record of four Francis J. Smith, Rector, Mrs. Paul It is expected that there will be a
Mrs. i31akosioe'ls the former Sophie
victories and two defeats, while R. Hawkins, organist and choir di- largo enrollment as a dental clinic In tho" Jerome Harrison School ure for Measurt;.'
when
tho
teachers
entertained
Christian, Endeavor, 7:30 P. M., The Stony Creek Drum Corps Adam's of Brantprd.'
Rhode Island sports a record pf 3 rector Hply Eucharist will be cele- for children ot the Center and
wore entertained at' a supper by the
vlctprles, three defeats and one tie. brated at 0:30 p'clock. Sunday JeromrHar'rlson Schoors"was a.ssis-1 members of the School Board and all young people Invited.
var- November 8, Turkey Supper. Greenwich Corps In arcbnwlch Nov- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Ollson, of
On the basis of compartive scores, School will follow.
tod by Red Cro,s.s funds last yearilUe Stale Supervisors, A wide
iety
of
costumes
were
worn
by
the
''"' ' ' :480 Thompson Avbntic'iEasii'HAveh
the teams look even, but In this old
Maite reservations with Mrs. Edwhi ember 2nd.
and a course In First Aid given the
announce the birth bt a sen, Rbbert
series, records don't mean a thing. North Branford Congregational North Branford Volunteer Fire De- gliosis and after a grand march, Burne er Mrs. John Ross.
awards were made. Games and
Mr. Louis Milne spent the week- Llpyd^ OotPber 27t\i In Grtee ItpsFootball followers of New England Church Rev. a.. Dlllard Lessiey, partnient.
stunts were Indulged in and Hallo- Mr. and Mrs. John Bralnerd en. end at the home of'Mr. iindMl's. plfiil. Mrs.' OUspii''was Miss Marion
who elect to see the Rhodelsland— pastor; Mrs. Douglas B. Hoiablrd,
ppwles 'pf Now Hiiven'bitoro'lidr
Conneiitlcut game will probably see organist and choir director,'Miss Several from North Branford at- | ween refreshments were scvVed. tcrtaincd at a card party Friday ;aerald Milne ot 'Wetlicrsflold;
liiarrldge. .'" "' ' " '
one of the best games bf the' year. Ethel Maynard assistant. Morning tended the funeral of Dr. John J.|i The room was gaily decorated with night. Guests weri Mr. and Mrs.
Tho atony Creek Men's Club met
worship Will be at 11 o'clock. Sunday Mlniter of North Haven who died Halloween panels and fi'ieze. • • Olaf Oppde,'Mrs; Lcote, sen, Mr
p,-IwUtkflthreez
at the Church ot Christ WbndAy : A sen, Robert Albert, was born
School will convene In the Chapel suddenly at his home on Satm-day
Frank Lcctfc.
Warren Brockctt and Ml.ss Maria
evening and elected the' follo'wlhg bctoBor 27 lii"Now^Ha'von Hbs^Uiil
at 10 o'clock. Miss Edna Grlswold, morning.
Shaw, New Haven County Club Miss Olive Pratt has moved from officers for tho coinlnis'yea'r;'prbsl. to Mr and Mrs.''CIiartoiS''Hu'tzloi''ot'
superintendent.
Agents met with several persons
WlUlam Dew secretary, Tlio East Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bean attend- Interested In 4-H work In the town her summer home, Tanganl, (0 Vil- dent,
Continued from Sports Page
mas La'coy'; Treasurer, Wlltlaih WA'yThe sudden death ot Frank Oil ed the oyster supper served at the on Wednesday evening at the Jcr-J la Vista
Mrs. Oliver Beokley, of Hotchklss
lett.
'
" ' • • '"
Woudbrldge Town Hall on last FriGrove Is" in/ charge ot tlie caiidy
During the past two seasons. bert; one ot North Branford'.s oldest day evening, served to captains and ome Harrison School.
Quests Pf Mrs. James Milne Satresidents,
came
as
a
distinct
shock
booth
of d dcssbrt bridge; Nev. 21
Coach'J. o.•• Christian has relied!
urday aftcrnopn wiire Miss LPUlse Tho Parent Teachers' Association
wlli'moot Tuesday the 14th. Mr; Ro In Plymouth Cbngregatlpnal churcli
heavily on 'Donnelly for practically to neighbors. On Monday afternoon ofllcers ot tho New Haven County Mr. and Mrs. Earl lloude ot Hotch Brainerd tind M.r. Lee' Storm.
'
vail the forward passing and for the he was about his chores as usual Farm Bureau.
kiss Grove celebrated their second
running at the all-lmportant left when he noticed some diUlculty in
The North Branford Plfo and wedding anniversary Nev. 2nd. Mr. Mrs E. Accbo Is recovoi'lng from
haiftJick position in addition' to do- breathing and went to his house to Drum
won first place in New Houde's birthday was October 31. Injuries received from a fall.
ing'sortie of the kicking. Donnelly rest. Witliln a half hour the end BritainCorps
on Saturday when they par- So the couple observed the two an.
has 'dene aU these things well. In had come.
Christian Endeavor will .meet at
niversarles at the same time.
WILL KEEP YOU IN A-1 CONDITION
a'ddltlPi'i tP the abeve, BO|J was one He is survived by his wife. Mrs. ticipated in an indoor meet.,.
7:30 in tho church parloi'S SuhdaJ.
On
Saturday
of
tills
week,
Armla
I'V > l..\.,
.-, i M ,.';'
,.::
:
I " . ' . I ' I 1. I. I K ' l , '
ef the'finest defensive'men on the Hattie Gilbert, who has the sj'niOn 'Monday night thfc' '.society" \Vlll
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Rushlow
lice
Day,
tho
boys
will
participate
Got the habit of stopping over here for u game or two in
team and time and again he brought pathy of • the entire community.
ot WinoskI, Vt. announce the mar- attend d social In' North Giilltol'd
In
Walllngtord'3
big
Armistice
Day
the
nCterimon
or
evening
and
notice
how
much fetter
Funeral
services
were
held
on
down opposing runners when he
Irage of their d'aughtor, Irene to for the Whlttlold Uriibii'
you'll feel. Alleys iivailable from noontime on
•
was the last man between the run- Wednesday afternoon at Lamb's celebration. At Uils time a now Mr Charles Paokicvlcz of Branford. ' There \Vas a lare'e attendance at
Funeral parlors in Brantdrd. Inter- monument will be dedicated and it
enf and the goal.
the
'church
supper
WediV6sdai'.
The wedding took place In Vermont.
Cpach christian is fortunate in ment followed in the Evergreen is expected that the town will experience a record crowd.
ha'ving a good replacement in the Cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs; Kenneth BroPkcs
Park Place
The Fife and Drum Corps has al- Mrs Robert Lancratt and her In- wore dinner 'guests' Of Mlss^ OllVb
Juiilor halfback, '"charles Hervath,
Open All Day Saturday
fant
son.
Robert
have
returned
from
so
received
an
invitation
1,
0
march
Mrs.
Alden
J.
Hill,
roll
call
chairwho' is doing his best to' carry on in
Pi'att Monday eVonlhg.' '' '
In
IheSanla
Claus
Parade
in
New:
Grace
Hospital.
man
has
announced
her
helpers
In
Dbrinelly's stead.
' In atidltlgn tP being a star tootball'Player Donnelly was an outstanding member of the past season's "Cbnneotlcut basketball team
which flrilshfed the seasoii with nine
straight victories.
Connecticut State
aurels Face Undefeated
riic Gridiron Game Of Today
Teaches Boy.s Cjean Fun And
fine Sportsmanship
Page Seven
THE BRANPORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER D, 1030
Bob Donnelly, Branford Lad, Out
Tor Season—Will Be Replaccil By
Charlie, Horvalh, Jiinior Star
speed necessary to make up for
some of Donnelly's finesse whicii he
may lack. Charlie is, a better than'
average passer and kicker and has
the speed and drive to be a great
back. One of the first thing he did
on entering tlic game last Saturday
was to Intercept a Lowell pass on
his own 45 and run it back 55 yards
through the entire Lowell team for
a touchdown. Ho capped off the
day's work with a touchdown sprlni
of 10 yards around the Lowell left
end to give liim 12 points total for
tho day.
The rest of tho Connecticut team
should be treated to a fine punting
as all of them canie out of the Lowell game without Injury. Much ot
tile time during the week has been
spent in perfecting the pass defense
against the Rhode Island plays and
in an attempt to bottle up Rhode
Island's great individual back Duke
-libbruzzi, as well as to take care ot
the passing wiilch is expected from
AbbruBzi, •Warner; Keaney and Duranlcau. •
New England fans who are tortiuiatc enough to see tills contest
hsoukl be treated to a fine punting
dual. Captain Herb Peterson of the
Huskies has cdnsistently outpunted
every player whom he has met during the'year and has been easily
one of the best punters in New Eng
land during the past three years.
•Warner Keaney 240 lb. son of Coach
Kcancy of Rhode Island; lias startled everyone this year-by his treConlinucd 9x1 Fate Seven
Clancy's Green Wave Gridders Will Make Their First Invasion Of
Meriden This Season, Tra\'cling T o Silver City Sunday T o D o
Battle W i t h Meriden Maroons — Contest Set For 2:30 P. M.
The undefeated, untied and unscored on Branford Green Wave
eleven will take to the road for the first time this season to tackle
the fast strong, undefeated and unscored on Meriden Maroons, in
what nromises to be the feature attraction of Center Connecticut
this Sunday afternoon. The battle will take place at the St. Stanislaus Stadium with the kickoff slated for exactly 2:30 p. m.
It is hard to figure who will come
out victorious in this Sunday's encounter as both outfits to date are
undefeated. The Green •Wave eleven
rate three points better than the
Meriden gridsters according to sta.
tistics. They hold a D to 0 win over
the Blue Smokies of New Haven,
Tamulevlch And Barba Star For while the Meriden Maroons hold a
6 to 0 decision over the same New
' Local High Gridacrs
Haven team. That makes things
The Stratford high school team look pretty even, and this coming
showed that its'victory over Bran- conflict upstate ought to be a close
ford high was no flash In the pan affair which should pack plenty ot
at the Stratford ball field last Fri- action, as botli clubs are gunning
day afternoon in a bitterly-fought for a win which will give them uncontest that resulted in a few minor disputed rights ot meeting the
Injuires to players oh both clubs, highly-touted •Walllngford Waleos,
with Branford as the victim. Start- leaders in the semi pro league tho
ford entirely outclassed the Knecht following Sunday, November 19th.
men In practically every department A sizeable contingent of local root,
of the game to win the 10-0 deci ers will make the Meriden trip to
root for the local favorites.
sion before hundreds ot fans.
The Stratford score was made in Tlie Meriden Maroons will boast
the third and last quarters when ot a strong passing array in the
T. 'Walker, Petrovich and Denzol hopes of eliminating the Laurels
went over for a touchdown apiece. from wiiat over title hopes tlicy
The points after touchdown all fail- may.possess but Coach Stu Clancy
ed The last two scores came in the banking on the powerful line plungclosing minutes of tho game when ing tactics ot Pete (Bull) Panaroni
the Branford team seemed to be nad Pat Pesca, the adept slicing ot
pretty tired when Denzel went Stan Sokoiowsky coupled with the
around the end for the final tally. speedy Quido Panaroni, will at/Mention..of outstanding play for tempt to ^nap • thoj Maroon's, win.
Branford would have to Include ev- ning streak and perk up the offense
ery man on the team. Tamulevlch witli a diversified attack.
did some splendid ball carrying and ] The knowledge that the future of
kicking out of danger and confined • Branford football will depend in no
his effort largely to running the'small measure upon the result of
team, and did a fine job of it de-j the contest lias enthused the Lausplte the bigger, heavier opposition. | rel players to the point that they
feel that a win Is all that remains
Hanover, N, H. (Special)— After in store for them.
the Yale 33.0 win for the Dart- On the other hand the Meriden
mouth Indians, Coach Blaik admit- combine will be seeking this v/iU-to
ted today tliat at no time in his put tlicm up in the top place ranlcs
coaching career was lie more thor- with other outstanding grlddei's
oughly surprised at the outcome 0 and are determined to let no stone
a game in wliich ills team was play be unturned in their quest for big
ing, and furtlier stated that lie had time recognition.
never liad an eleven play so much| Both clubs will hold practice tobetter tlian he an anticipated.
night in preparation ot this big tilt.
DAILY BQWMt^a
Branford High
Goes Down To
18 ToO Defeat
Eleanor Laich, Local Star
To Play Basketball With
All Anierican Red Heads
Leaves For Cassville, Missouri To Join World's Champion Girls
Basketball Club Practlng Hard For Coming Schedule — Team
iSIiiy play At West Haven Next Month While Touring East Coast
Eleanor Laich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. -Laich of
Maple Street, Branford, who joined the Red Heads team, the best
girls basketball club iii the country, is training hard these days at
Cassville; Missouri; preparing for their strentious schedule that
gets under way November 15 and •
•
includes games practically in every' The Red Heads travel in a comstate in the Union. With Miss Laich fortable $3,000 12 passenger public
is a Guiitord player. Hazel Smith, speaker equipped bus, and they
alSo a brilliant court performer.
.know how to play basketball as the
The Red Heads, under the man-1 game should be played. They are
agement of C. M. Olson, are eon- Bood ball handlers and have develop
sidered tiie world's best drawing od a passing game that man men's
card. In the 503 games played In teams might envy. The Red Heads
the past three seasons, they have really put on a remarkable exhibiattracted. well over 000,000 speeta-'tlon ot the hoop game. They are
tors who were thrilled from start to:very popular with the fans
finish. The Red Heads have been] Mastering all the clever antics of
featured In News Reel Shorts and basketball, Olson 's All American
arc now In receipt of an offer from Red Heads, world's champs girls
a well known producer in Holly- hoop quintet play before crowded
audltorums and keep the'spectators
This Saturday, In a Southern Con- wood to make a sports movie.
necticut Girls Leagijs' match, the Eleanor Laich, who towel's some In burst of laughter as the feminfive
feet,
10
inches,
last
year
playine hoopmen score baskets at will.
East Haven Cappy's Girls will come
to branford' to oppose the local ed sensational baskball wltli the The Red Heads will take the floor
Ozark
Hill
Billies
and
thus
earned
in
flashy red and blue uniforms
girls'.' Branford is holding second
spot in the League, 'three points I her position with the All American! which present one of the finest
down from Wailiingford Star, Cap- Red Heads. Miss Laich a graduate exhibitions of the cage sport ever
py's Girls are a new entry, this jot Branford high school, was an,seen in the country.
season and are about half way down I outstanding star player on the I According to reports we have reIn tho team' standings. 'However, . local girls high combine a few celved from C. M. Olson; the Red
they are ' expected to give a good I years back, also played with the Heads will be touring the Eastern
account of themselves and Branford jEast Haven Jeffs Girls team, which]Coast soon and may play a game in
considered the best girls team West Haven agalrist'the Red DevwlllhaVe to dp bowl their'utmost to |was
lin the state. All her many friends lis sometime in the middle of De.
k^ep'thelr 'place.'The' 'match is .wish her success throughout the|comber. This game will draw one of
scheduled for 7:00 o'clock.
'entire schedule.
' '
1 hte biggest • crowds in • basketball
ALLEYS
Bob Donnelly
i
:
BranforcJ Bpy/\\r\9 M^
Huntsmen Find
Continued from Pate On»
had excellent results last Saturday
•When he came home with two rabbits ant^ pthbr wild game. '
Scattering of Birds
Generally, there is an oven scattering of birds for the man with
gun and dog and. a week ago yester.
day a fUght of woodcock hit east of
town. The law allows a dally bag
limit of 4 v/oodcock until Nov. 20. '
' The Masons, forest, Louis and E.
W. Mason started partridge in Co•Jentry. Partridges may be takpn
from" October 20 including Thanksgiving Day with a season Upilt of 15
It is best to ^0 away from town for
such game.
' Edgiir'Williams had a good v/eeW
in Monroe at Dr. Porter's carnp. in
f'aot he saw so many partridge that
He lett today with Jolin Opel and
deorge Mason 'i;o try it 'again.
Clarence Munger's luck hasn't
been anything to write home about.
Following rcDorts of good ducking
off Sachem's Head he, Edward Nesblt and Rudoloh Illlg were oft Tuesday with their guns but Clarence
thinks the ducks saw them coming.
He hasn't been into the woods yet
and after all that Is where he
shines. "
CUftord Collins, Indian Neck says
duck hunting will be splendid until
the season closes December 5th.' He
has taken oartles out since the season oDoned October 23- Among his
passengers have been Carl Reynolds
Harry Nichols, Yale students, T. A,
D. Jones, Jr. and Mr. Avery
Dally bag limit on wild ducks is
10 of v/hich not more than 3 of any
pne or more than three In tho ag.
gregate inay bo canvasbacks," Redheads, Buffleheads,' arid Ruddy
Ducks-Possession limit,'2 days bag
llniit
Dally bag limit for coots is 25.
John Hamre of East Main Street,
president of the Braptord Gun Club
Is employed in Hartford and has not
been in the woods this year. He has
seen some game on his frequent trip
to and from his work.
No one has reported a wild cat
find but if they do there Is a bounty
of $5 paid from the town treasury
from the surpliis dog license money.
To date, Tpwn Clerk Winfleld
Mprgan has issued 138 hunting Uoenses pf which 100 were made out
during October. Twenty combination hunting and angling licenses
are granted, one combination trapping and hunting and special he.
enses have been issued to 20 hunters over 65 years of age for tlje
privilege of hunting and angUng,
Compared with the town clerk's
records for 1938 it appears that
there is greater interest this autufrih. For the entire year of 1938
103 hunting licenses were permltted;24 hunting and angling, 4 hun mg and trapping and' 15 spec als
making a total Pf H" for the entire
year.
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THE BRANFORD REVIEW, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1039
Page Eight
Forts Today
THE MOVIE GUYED
Hafipy Birthday
oSOCIETY
Continued from page one
the meeting before t h e signal was
given by means ot t h e gun. The
GOSSIP FROM HOLLYVVOOD:
Home
enemy's large fleet of ships had
Betty Paradls, Granite Bay, w r s
Robert Montgomery chrlstonltiE
Mrs, Raymond D. Warner (Gercome
to
anchor
In
the
harbor!
h i s new car by driving t o t h e stutlve years old Nov. 4th. Lome Para- trude Toole) ot Fargo, N, D, Is the
.There
was
nothlngg
the
colonists
dio to s t a r t h i s new film "The Earl
dls will be two on the 13th.. They are j u e s t of her mother, Mrs. Thomas
could do until morning.
of Chicago."
The
following
day
Rev.
Ezra
Stiles
t h e children of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin J. Toole, ot Montowese Street. This
A n n Rutherford homo after b e week she went to New York to Join
Continued Jrom pao* <>"«
Hank LaCrolx, and Carl Bannls. President ot Yale College at t h e Paradls.
J
o
s
e
p
h
F
l
n
l
a
ot
Dept,
0
h
a
s
boon
ing crowned Queen of t h e Cotton
Mr, Warner,
Starring in a losing cause for I l a d - time, with his spyglass In h a n d
four
others
will
each
receive
a
can
transferred
to
t
h
e
Machine
Dcpt,
Festival a t Greensville, South Caro
Ison were Iloldrldgc, Reynolds and went to the tower of the College
Mary
Ann,
daughter
ot
Mr
and
ot
Brer
Rabbit
Molasses.
Attends Dance
Uno.
t
•\«*mwif!f
where he will serve his nnprcntlceOwnos. LaCrolx and Rbyden stood Chapel ond saw m u c h to his dismay Mrs, Harry Viola celebrated her 3rd
Rules of t h e contMt arc simple. ,shlp in tool making,
Miss Kaye Baldwin ot Pino OrEleanor Powell showing t h e por
that,
boats,
tilled
with
armed
men,
out lor the locals. This week's game
table dance floor designed to flt In See t h e advertisement on page 'i.
birthday November 8 a t h e r new chard attended a donee Saturday
were
making
way
from
their
ships
with Guilford h a s been postponed.
This week's entries follow:
night at the New Haven Country
t o t h e rear compartment of h e r new
home In Foxon Road.
Ernest Dougherty is again in our
to the shore.
Molasses 1'tttfy Cooklcsi
Club,
car.
I
employ and Is working In d e p a r t As
the
news
became
known
fam1 cup crisco
Mr. Milton Hart, of t h e Castings
Mickey Rooney and July, Garland
Bobby, son ot Mr. and Mrs: Paul
m
e
n
t
0
where
ho
was
always
considilies
took
as
many
supplies
as
could
Daughter Engaged
1 egg, well beaten
Department fipcnd the week end a t
accepting, honorary memberships
ered n. con.'jclcntlous and faithful
conveniently be carried, and fled to Rlnkcr, Main Street, Short Beach
Vi cup warm water
Mr, and Mrs, J, Ray MacLean ot
his home In Trenton, N. J.
In t h e Police Athletic Union ot New
will
be
entitled
to
a
birthday
cake
worker.
Welcome
back
to
our
midst
places
they
tliought
would
be
more
2 tca,spoons baking soda (level)
Pine Orchard announce the enYork City.
' •
on Monday, the 13th,
secure
t
h
a
n
the
New
Haven
colony
Ernie.
gagement ot their daughter, Mar1 teaspoon Blngcr
T h e Plan for Hospital caro h a s
Jeanetto MaoDonald back from a
was a t this time. Among the places
2 cups, brown sugar
announced t h a t the mcmber,'ihlp
flying trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. Victor Hutchinson of Short jorle Elizabeth to Mr, Traver A,
T
h
e
r
e
are
quite
a
few
boys
who
they
.sought
refuge
were
Hamden,
1 cup Brer Rabbit Molasses
h a s pa.ssed t h e 115,000 mark. Last
RoViort Young signing for the
Beach received best wishes Monday Cowles, son ot Mr. and Mrs, Lewis
are working In dirterent d c p a r t Mt. Carmel, etc.
1 teaspoon vanilla (extract)
A, Cowles ot Whitney avenue, H a m m o n t h there was another group
leading role in "Plorlan".
ment.i about t h e factory who are
The British were equipped with November 6th,
1
tcapsoon
lemon
(extract)
den, Miss MacLean Is a graduate
t h a t joined from the M.I.P, Anoth-I
*.... ^
—.
Rosalind Russell
getting pre
members ot t h e Brantord Battery or group is forming for enrollment approximately 46 ,small ,slzed ves4 Clips flour
from Highland Hall, Hollldaysburg
Thanksgiving "goodies" from her
Greetings
and
gifts
to
Mrs,
Eric
and
who
will
be
In
camp
for
a
- - -^<--.,—
tlcnio o'hnco Kblns
VJ teaspoon salt
New England homo.
on December 1, Applications m u s t sels. These ,shlps h a d about two Swanson, of Short Beach, yesterday. Pa., and Women's College ot the
week's
training
from
November
Cream shortening with sugar
University ot North Carolina, Mr,
bo In by November 20th .so It there thousand marines and three t h o u s 10th to 25th Inclusive,
attended
Roxbury. school In
When bettor pictures are made, Add egg. Boat well. Combine baking
are any who v/lsh to join we .sug- and soldiers. The enemy divided
A birthday party was given S u n . . „Cowles
„
_
F r a n k Capra will make them. U n - soda and water. Add molasses and
gest t h a t they get In touch with their men, having h a l t land on t h e day, Nov, 5 In honor ot Joanne Cal- Cheshire and Is a graduate ot Sev
The
new
attractive
house
which
West shore and the remaining on
til t h e time however, we'll sit light lltiuld to first mixture. Beat well, add
Bltt Anthony Itkovloh ot the P a t t e r n P r a n k Blgelow as this will probably the Ea.st Shore, General G a r t h was abre.se, d a u g h t e r of Mr. and Mrs. crn school, Baltimore, Md
and urihestltatingly declare Cop- flavorings, mix thoroughly.
flour, measure, and slit with salt Department is having built up in bo t h e last group because the P l a n the commanding Brigadier at the William C. Calabrese, Main Street,
ra's "Mr. Smith Goes to Town" the
Short Beach.
|Marriage
and ginger. Add first mixture, boat Foxon Is noarlng completion and requires a minimum ot ten appli- West shore.
greatest picture of his hit-packed
William R, Cowles, .son ot Mr, and
Those attending were: Vrlglnia
cants.
well, li'orm dougli in small balls
The day was h o t and the British Herlth, Betsy a n d David SamsOn, Mrs. Ellsworth W. Cowles, ol Tyler
careor........and, therefore, the great- press with a fork. Bake in moderate win ,soon ,bo ready tor occupancy.
est picture ever to come out ot oven (35noF) until brown.
Opportunity knocks but once so soldiers were In none too good a Joan and Junior Armstrong, Terry Street, on October 1 married Miss
We are all of t h e opinion t h a t
Hollywood.
It Is sold: Mr, Jameson usually r e - mood. Many of t h e soldiers broke Morehouse, Billy Calabrese. There • Shirley W. Woods, daughter ot Mrs.
Send In by
t h e swimming season Is over a t the
vandalized us
as uicy,
they
|P. J. Woods ot Memphis, Tenn. The
a n a vanaanzeo
.
This film is now showing at the
Mrs. R. II Richardson "Brantord Shores," but evidently tors to a distasteful task as "skin- Into houses and
were games,
all In wedding took place In Morion, Arning 0 skunk," Yesterday, low a n d went along. A story ot a woman who \ keeping
Loev^r; Poll 'Oollego for a 2nd Big
with relreshments,
Hallowe'en decora72 South Montowese St., not from w h a t we
wo hear about Harry
Harry nnig a .•ijiunn., j.uaiv;.u„j, , „ , .
llvodin
a
home
facing
the
New|
iirnnv>intr
T-TnUnwR'fin dDCora- kansas.
Week, t h e cast comprises ot J e a n
Brantord, Connn. Llndberg and Zeko Radovlcy ot the behold, a skunk appeared outside
tions a n duritVi
accessories.
Haven Green illustrates only too
Arthur and James Stewart, it in a
o n Burner Dept, I t has Just gotten his window a t the opportune time, clearly how cruel t h e soldiers were.
stirring, h u m a n spectacle cioalori
Andrew Corcoran observed cole, Miss Covert Married
burrowing
carnivore was
Here Is a delicious Spice Cake out t h a t they wont out wild duck The
I Miss Grace Russell Covert ot Wll.
by Capra out of t h e very h e a r t ct
c a u g h t In t h e basement window The woman complained to Adjutant bratlons last Sunday.
shootlng one day last week, and,,
Campbell
tliat
a
soldier
had
vlolentcontaining
molassesl
Try
Itl
I ford Avenue and John Floyd McAmerica, filled with all the laughter
after being In hiding for quite opening and copld not, escape. We yl t a k e n a gold ring from her finSour Milk Spico Citko ,
the iovo, t h e pain, and t h e Joy of
Edward Dennlson, Commodore ofiCutcheon ot Worcester, Mass., were
understand thati our animal loving
some
lime
a
flock
finally
c
a
m
e
Into
ger, Campbell said t h a t It she could the Brantord Outboard Club o t | married by Rev. Robert J. Plumb in
2 cups flour
•
the everyday business of living.
sight. Harry and Zeko waited until yard foreman removed the ncjotur- point t h e soldier out ho would see to
1 la teaspoons baking soda
Maple Street, celebrated a birthday j Trinity Church, Monday. Miss Cov
The second great feature on this
nal polo cal betore A. H, J, h a d an
t
h
e
ducks
were,
within
.shooting
It t h a t he was justly punished.
Vj tcapsoon salt
erl was tormerly a teacher in tlie
wonderful hold over program is
last Monday, November '5th.
opportunity lo display his skill.
rnngo
ot
tlielr
mu.skets,
and
during
However,
Campbell
never
hod
a
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Brantord schools. Mr. McCutcheon,
"Stop, Look ond Love" wtlh William
T h a n k Heavens,
t
h
e
excitement,
they
m
u
s
t
liavc
chance
to
carry
out
his
plans
be'A teaspoon nutmeg
Prawley a n d J e a n Rogers,
,
Mr. a n d Mrs. Ralph Smith gave a now retired, was connected with
shot
at
t
h
e
same
duck
because
only
cause
a
tow
m
i
n
u
t
e
s
later
he
was
, 1 cup brown sugar
birthday p a r t y for their daughter, the Bradley Car Co.,ot Worcester,
See You in the Movies
one ot t h e flock dropped. They
,shot. One may see his dressing ca,so
1 CU15 sour milk
Arleiie Ann, who celebrated h e r Mass., tor a number ot years, Mr,
Your Movie Guyed
quickly went lo retrieve It out or
today by only going to t h e Now
',4 cup shortening
8tli blrtliday Sunday, November 4th. ond Mi's, Ruol Covert ot West H a r t ,
the water and Zeko reached out tor
Haven Society, I t seems t h a t his
1 egg
Many ot her scliool friends a t t e n d - ford and Mr, and Mrs, Richard CoTUBERCULOSIS SEAL SALE
t h e lonely duck, but to his surprise
.servant stole It and sold It In Now
1/3 cup Brer Rabbit mola.sscs
[vort ot New Britain attended t h e
ed the celebration.
The sale ot tuberculosis seals bo
lie discovered It was ,so weighted
Continued from page on«
Haven and It now Is in the sate
Vj cup raL'ilns
wedding, Mr, and Mrs. McCutcheon
gins December Ist with Miss Ella
n d s ui
of this
New
Haven
society
Cream .shortening and add sugar. down with buck.shot tha,t tlie boat week, November 9 a t tlie West End h aluiuti
WHO Ktw x^u.,^..
..^,
j,jlgg Rogoniary Dwycr was hostess left Immediately after the ceremony
M c O r a i l a s sale chairman. Upon Slit salt, soda and spices with flour. capsized and thoy both w e n t over- Fire House and .that all men ot East
Another story Is the one of Mrs Saturday n i g h t a t a p a r t y a t h e r tor Orlando, Flo,, where they will
advice of the State Committee t h e Boat egg well with molasses and board. This Is t h e way we h e a r d It. Haven be Invited to attend. At this
Wooster, the widow ot General j ^ ^ ^ ^ ; „ g,^„j,j ^^^^^ ^^^^ occasion spend t h e winter.
local sale will bo conducted t h i s sour milk. Add dry and liquid Inmeeting the name Momauguln will Woostcr and d a u g h t e r ot President ^ ^ 1 , ^ ^ ^^^^. birthday.
year through the mails instead ot gredients alternately, to creamed
This is Just a reminder Irom be ralltlcd or anotlier n a m e selectMrs, Alfred Bloomberg ot Rogers
Guests were; Mr, and Mrs, Joseph
through t h e school children, as In mixture. Add raisins. Bake In their m a n y friends ot Capt. George ed and m a t t e r s pertaining to the Clap ot Yale College, Mrs, Wooster
was living in t h e Wooster Mansion, Fltzpatrlck, Misses Georgle Hola. Street Is in Grace Hospital where
provlpus years.
Marsli
and
Capt,
George
Hansen,
Institution ot the new tribe discuss-' located wliero Wooster Street now bird, Nan Vaughn, Dorothy O'Brien, x-rays were taken yesterday.
greased pons 25 minutes, 350° F.
Miss McGrall will be assisted by Cover with butter frosting.
who are anticipating some plea.surc ed among tliem being officers the Is. Hoping t h a t lier age and position
Ann Tileston, Mary Tyler Catherine
Miss Mae Murphy, Mrs, Annie Hart,
boat
riding
n
e
x
t
summer
t
h
a
t
they
lodge hall and d u b rooms.
Send In by
would protect lier against t h e i n - Whelen, a n a d Leonard Cole, Robert Adam Kelly is recuperating from
Miss Vera Barker, Mrs. F r a n k Abh a d better pull thoir c r a t t s out of
Ingeborg HoUden
Present at this meeting Thursday vading soldiers she remained In h e r Miller, J o h n Green, Herbert Beebe, an illness at the home ot Mr. a n d
londl, Miss Mary Batrow and Mrs.
RPD No, 1 the water boloro tlio river freezes evening will be a number of the home. This m e a n t little to the m e n Robert Salisbury, William Capley Mrs. T. J . H a n a t o r d , Alps Road.
Catherine Dowo.
Brantord, Conn, over, so as not to liave a n y disap- s t a t e officers of t h e - o r d e r and-dele- and they destroyed 'lieflovely "fur- and Donald Vincent,
pointments, "Wliat say boys lots
Saturday was also the birthday ot
gations from Pawson tribe of B r a n - niture and took oil her valuables.
give them a h a n d . "
:,
The East shore was tlie next Leonard Cole.
My cake t h a t never falls.
ford and Hammonasseti tribe of
Sour nillk Spico Cake
New Haven. P a s t Great Sachem one to be approached by t h e
Mr, and Mrs. Gabriel B a r b a reFriends and well-wisliers Join in
1 cup sugar
Alfred Lgourlo ot New London a soldiers. They were not very cor
ceived
m
a
n
y
congratulations
last
{281 M a i n St.,
East Haven
'/. cup shortening
member of Nonowantuc tribe ot dlally greeted as their commanding extending congratulations to t h e
Friday,
November
3rd,
t
h
e
.occa.sofficer
was
killed
by
the
small
comfollowing who celebrate their b i r t h
1 egg
t h a t city Is expected to bo present
lon being thoir n i n t h wedding anSun., Jlon., Tues., Nov. 12-13-14
1/3 cup Brer Rabbit molasses
a n d make a short address. P a s t pany of men t h a t were stationed days.
H a r b o r a n d Maple Sts.,
niversary.
here.
When
t
h
e
y
finally
did
land,
1 cup sour milk
Great Sachem LIgourle h a s been a
W a l l a c e ' Boory i n
they
did
give
up
their
aim
a
n
d
A
surprise
party
was
given
r
e
',i tsp. baking soda
Fred Ackerman and Sherwood 'bomber ot the order for a n u m b e r
QUALITY LIQUORS
THUNDER AT-LOAT'
1 tsp. each ot cinnamon, clove
Rowley are seriously consldorlng °! ^f'^''^ ^ " ^ ' " oddlllon to h i s a c - fought every i n c h ot the way a n d cently to celebrate the 21st b i r t h
ady
ot
Miss
Francis
Stankwltz
ot
finally
succeeded
in
capturing
Bea-1
_
!-! ALSO :-!
2 cups flour
AT LOW PRICES
formlng a "Bingo Club." for the "^'""^^ '^'"^ *<= ^"^ ^"'^ '^ P'^°'"1 tsp. ttlLsplce
m a n y who seem to enjoy t h i s pas- '""""^ 1" Military clrcl^ps In t h e oas- con Hill and Black Rock Port a n d East Haven.
I "These Glamour Girls"
'/j cup raisins
tlme, w o will h e a r more about this "^"^ P'^'''' °^ ^^° ^ate being a c a p - the garrison of m e n were made pri-1
P h o n e B r a n f o r d 942
vatli Lew Ayros, L a n a T u r n e r
| William Francis Rodman was
M. cup n u t s
club whon t h e i r plans a r c com- * » ' " °^ """^ °^ ^'^'^ Infantry com- soners.
New Haven at this time c a r r i e d : b o m November 18th, 1982
Vanilla
panics a n d Is also identilied with
I W e d . , Tlnirs.—Nov. in-lG
By adding more fruit this makes pleted. T h e r e Is more proflt in.rals tho mony civic organizations ot the on an extensive trade with the Bar
Ing chickens and trukeys, Fred, whaling city, I n addition to being badoes and various oilier islands of
Birthday celebrations are in store LOST spectacles at Prann's Corner
flue t r u l l cake,
i
"Stronger Than Desire"
but lots ot luck just: tho same.
tho speaker a t t h e , open meeting t h e West Indies, and lliey had great tor Miss Beatrice Gorski and her
November 7 in a Parker Jones
Bake in slow oven 40 minutes.
!
;.; VillTH !-:
niece,
Eugenia Zafflno, ot West End
Thursday evening he will t a k e an supplies of sugar, molasses, and r u m
Case. Reward. E. S. Ball, Stony
Send In by
Joseph
Giordano
ot
D
e
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t
0
Virginia Bruoc, W a l t e r P i d g c o n
Avenue
on
November
l
l
t
i
i
.
Important p a r t In t h e Institution ot In their cellars wliich was an a t t r a c Creek. Tel. 791-3
Mrs. J. C. Carr
is
building
a
n
attractive
six
room
;-: ALSO x
t h e new tribe.
tion t o the Invading British. They
85 Rogers Sreet
bungalow
with
all
m
o
d
e
r
n
imMrs.
Z.
Zalllno
ot
50
Kirkham
Brantord, Conn
I t Is expected t h a t the degrees ot h a d quite a time ot it and became
"Good Girls Go To Paris"
provements on Gordon Street, the tlie order will be conferred a t the very drunk. Mony ot t h e m were Street, also observes a birthday on
Brantord Gardens. Tho toundatlon Institution ot this now East Haven seen lying in t h e streets and on t h e the l l t i i of November.
M e l v y n Douglas, J o a n Blondoll
Molasses Puffs
Is already built and ho expects to tribe the t e a m ot Pawson tribe ot Green, and other public places. This
1/3 cup shortening
; Ladies Gift Nights
move in by Christmas so a s to en- Brantord, A rehearsal of t h e team state ot a l t a i r s troubled General Lest you forget—Leshine family—
',G cup sugar
.
Joy the Yuletlde in his new house. is to be hold Friday evening after Garlli, and was no doubt one ot t h e I t Is Mrs. Meyer Leshlne's birliiday
1 beaten egg
TIMOTHY J. MCCARTHY
P r i . ; S a t , - r - N o v . 17-18
',2 cup Bror Rabbit molasses
t h e business meeting. Past Sacliem m a i n reasons tor leaving town t h e November 16th.
"There m u s t bo some hikers George Barba h a s notified all the next day.
E d w a r d G. Rohingon i n
rsi cups flour
Landscape Garrteniiig
among t h e M.I.P. employees" r e - members ot the t e a m to be present ' A council was hold; the principal I P = B R O W N I N G K I N G & C O . r r =
'A teaspoon salt
"BLACKMAIL"
marked Don Sawtelle who is a so Ihey can go through the p a r t s ,
1 teaspoon baking powder
officers
made
a
n
inspection
by|
!-: A L S O !-:
ISranford,
Wilford Itoad,
member of t h e New Haven Hiking . Already 40 m e n have slgnltled m e a n s of a birds-eye view from t h e
\<2 teaspoon soda
Club. Don would like to form an Ihelr Intention to became chorter top of Admiral Foot's home. I t was
Joo E . B r o w n , Max'tlia Rayo i n
1 teaspoon ginger
Conn.
Phono 223-4
M.I.P. Hiking Club. There a r c many members ot t h e East Hoven tribe t h e n t h a t General G a r t h exclaimed
'$1,000 a TOUCHDOWN'! Vb teaspoon n u t meg
interesting trips tiiat could bo tok- and 75 arc expected before Novem- his piirase t h a t is often quoted " I t
',{i teaspoon cinnamon
42 inch sink and tub combinations
Play Honey Sat. Evenings | % cup sour milk
en n o r t h aiid east of Brantord. ber 22nd,
is too pi-etty a town to burn." T h a t
Those who enjoy the great outdoors
2$.9j complete. Toilet
outfits
or butter milk
evening a banquet wos given in
Past
Sachem
Louis
E,
Peck
of
Cream shortening and sugar, add are urged to see Don a b o u t plans Stratford who Js In charge ot the honor ot the Brltisli oftleers by t h e
complete $12,95, Bath tubs $14.50.
_'gg and molasses, beat well. Add he h a s for Fall and S p r i n g hikes organizing of this new East Haven loyai.mcn ot t h e town In t h e old
" F O R M E N WHO
Wall Basins $5.45. Conn. Plumbinff
flour, sifted with salt, baking pow- as well as skiing during t h e winter tribe will report a t t h e open moot- Cliandler liouse, which later became
and Healing Materials Co., 1730
CARE"
der, soda, and spices, alternately season.
t
h
e
home
ot
Henry
B.
Sargent,
one
ing on Thursday to tho slate
State St, New Hiyen, Conn,,
with sour milk. Fill greased cup cake
time
mayor
of
New
Haven,
ond
the
officers and the mon present t h a t
P h o n e C-0028.
IDistinctly Slylcil P r o m
P r i . , Sat,—Nov. 10-11
The M I . F , Volley Bail t e a m open- instilutlons ot new tribes at Gull- m o n t h a t started the Sargent
p a n s h a l t full and bake In moderate
ed their season Tlnn-sday night ford, Clinton a n d Norwich will be factory
I m p o r t e d and Donicstiu
Lewis Stone, Mickey Rooney i n oven (350oF) 20 minutes.
Top with whipped cream or sot- with a smashing victory over t h e held In t h e near future at least beALL MAKES
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Tryon returned, to his camp in
Fabrics
"THE HARDYS HIDE tencd cream cheese.
Madison Town Team. Tlio game tore Christmas,
East Haven. Orders were given at
N'cw,
Kcbulits,
Rentals,
Portables,
was played in the H a n d High
Send in by
HIGH"
sunrise tho following day to march.
Supplies
Mrs R. H. Richardson School Gym, Tho experienced MadiAs
manyf
of
t
h
e
Soldiers
had
not
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son team who had played togeth72 South Montowese St.,
Convenient Terms
slept off their carousal it was necesMelvyn Douglas, Louise P i a t t in
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Beavls have
Brantord, Conn. er since 1935 were tavorltcs to win
sary to got t h e m to the wliort by
t h e game, but once tho M,I,F, team returned from their honeymoon trip
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m e a n s ot wagons, wheelbarrows,
"TELL NO TALES"
got going t h e r e was n o slopping to Nov/ York, yesterday. They were
My Mola.sses Cake
C. B, GUY, Mer,
c a r l and wagons. As the last boat
them. Fine t e a m play was shown by married November 4th a t Killing1 cup molasses (Brer Rabbltload left Long Wharf t h e enemy
Sun., Mon., Tues., Nov. 12-1,3-H
Telephone 7-2733
2 cups flour stirred into the mo t h e M.I,P. boys and a successtul worth. Mrs. Rudolf Beavls was the Hred at a storehouse built upon It.
ttj Crown Street,
New Ilavcn
expeciea. Tlie
i n o local
locai tuuiuiMlss
Helen Kowalski ot Moose Hill
season is expected,
loom
lasses
On tlio East Haven shore a man
"THE WOMEN"
includes Irving Hoadley, Jack Za-'G\iUtord. They are now residing at
Vz teaspoon cloves
llenwood comb, ranfe, $'0, Crawnoticed their departure and made
!-! WITH ;-:
wackl, Bod Linden, Harvey Roydon, 99 Ivy Street, Brantord.
',i teaspoon allspice
ford, Monogram, Quality
gas
a n offensive gesture. Instantly he
N o r m a Shearer, J o a n Crawford
',i cup butter a n d Crisco
ranee, $18, Beautiful clcctrlp r c was fired at and killed by a shot
i-: A L S O ;-!
2/3 cup boiling water with scant
frigCTators, 535, S12. Erand new
from one ot t h e vessels. Another
Use Our Convenient
soda and a little salt disstoves, refrigerators, reduced 25m a n was killed a t Block Rock Fort
"Indianapolis Speedway" teaspoon
solved in it and p u t In cake last
40%. Funiilurc, rugs. 59 M'halley
and he was going to well for some
Payment Plan
with P a t O'Brien, A n n S h e r i d a n
Raisins it you like and frost it with
Avenue, Open evenings.
water. New Haven at last was free
chocolate.
ot these soldiers who preferred noLOST—Pass
Book N"O. 11573. I t
Wed,, Thurs.—Nov. in-lG
Send In by
llilng more t h a n to see t h e destrucfound return to Branford Savings
Mrs. S. C. Goddard,
tion ot public properly.
BURNISHED GOLD
Bank, Branford, Conn.
Brantord, C o n n
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to
44.50
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NEWS
B r a n f o r d , Connecticut, T h u r s d a y , Novemher 16, 1039
Chester Prann Response Good
Funeral Services In Roll Call
Held Yesterday For Red Cross
SENIOR SAG.i\MORE
Price Five Cents
Contest Closes Red Men Favor \Branford Battery Leaves
Saturday Night Tribal Name
For $500 Cash
Of Pequot Early Saturday Morning
For Field Training Work
Mrs, R, H. Richardson Is L a s t ; Institution of Rod Mon Dogrocs
Will Be P a r t i c u l a r l y Remembered
'The American Red Cross," says
W e e k ' s Local "Winnor P o r H e r
P o r Active I n t e r e s t I n
John L. Lewis, President ot the UnWill Bo Oonforrod I n E a s t
ited Mine Workers ot American and
Recipe for Molasses Puffs
Baseball Circles
H a v o n November 27th
President .Congress ot Industrial
First Time Camp Of This Kind At This Time Of Year Has
Chester Webb P r a n n , tor 4B years Organizations," tiirough its services
Into Us third and final successful
Groat Senior Sagamore Hera resident ot Branford.and one ot to the people, has long merited, the
wcc!-: goes the Brer Rabbit Molo.sses
Ever Been Proposed—Battery Now At Full Strength
bert
E.
Moore,
a
member
of
Keits best -loved citizens, died at 8:30 support of all Americans. Its unity
Canlest —wlillo recipes continue to
—Capt. Rush Thanks Employers of Members.
Monday morning at his home, 44 ot purpose is odmlrable and I
pour in from the housewives ot liow tribe ot Wlnsted will be one
ot tho ottlolating chiefs at the InAverlU Place, otter o tour months strongly recommend t h a i It receive
Binnford and vicinity.
stitution
of
Pequot
tribe
of
the
I
m
unanimous
support
during
Its
Roll
The Branford Battery will leave
Illness. He was born In Wetherslleld
In last week's contest Mrs. R. H,
tho armory Saturday morning at 7
in 1864, the son ot John Wlieeler Call for members.
Richardson ot 72 South Montowese proved Order ot Red Men In the
town
hall.
East
H
a
v
e
i
on
Monday
I
At
noon
today
$105
had
been
cplo'clock tor one week ot field training
and Helen Webb Prann. His m a r Street won the, llrsl prize ot $1.00
at Wlnstod. This unit will make p r e riage lo Alice Ellso Stannard took lected in this year's roll call.
for lior recipe ot "Molasses Puffs." evening, November 27lh. This date
was
decided
at
a
meeting
of
a
group
The
Brontord
broncli
ot
the
Amparations for the n r r i v a t o f t h e r e Not only does Mrs. Rlcliordson
j i l a c e in Westbrook September 24,
llcrlicrt E . Jlooro, Groat Senior
ot
tiie
c
h
a
r
t
e
r
members
ot
the
new
erican
Red
Cross
is
now
working
on
mainder ot tlio
regiment, which
|. receive t h e $1.00 weekly prize which
1888, and three years lotcr he mov.Sugauuiro,! iin|)r(iV(Ml Ord
tribe
held
last
Friday
evening.
I
t
its
annual
roll
call
a
n
d
Invites
evwill leave for t h e c a m p Sunday morn
" Is ottered during t h e duration of
ed his family to Brontord.
ing. Tho regiment will bo quartered
Wltii his brotlier.ln-law, George eryone to contribute for just now Red mcM, .stale of ('(iinu'cticut, the contest, bul her recipe Is a u - was originally Intended to liold the
in one of tho buildings belonging'to
monibor of Kclicjw Tribe of Wiii- tomatically entered in Hie national hislilullon on November 24th but
. R. Stonnord, as a partner, he pur- tile need is very great.
There are many citizens of Hie
Mr, Lester Nichols is tlio contrlbu. the North Mfg. Co., Wlnsted, equipBrer Rabbit Molasses
Corttest lo owing t o t h e town hall hot being
chased the grocery business of the
sleil.
compete for the G r a n d National available it was necessary to change ter ot tho following list of como- ped with h e a t and eleotriolty, glv.
late Cliarles F . Bradley and started town who are not on the Red Cross
the
dale.
Also
at
the
meeting
of
dilles and their prices gleaned from ing tho men much comfort at night
Prize ot a year's supply ot grocerthe first ot P r a n n & Stannard. Ev moiling list simply because they
the c h a r t e r members us consldor- records kept by a Connecticut otter a hard day of maneuvers In
members; so
ies—$500 worth or $500 in cash.
cntually the partnership grew to liave never become
oblo
o]iposltion
to
the
n
a
m
e
MomCountry Store in the years 1840.41 tho open. The m e n have all been isoccupy the two easterly stores In Ihey would not recleve an appeal tor
The tour runners-up in last week's
auguln had developed 11 was voted The bar was only a bit separated sued tlio newstyio army mooklnaw,
the Hosley Block and was shortly tile Roll Coll as solicitation is made
contest will each receive a con ot
to.call t h e tribe Pequot, The n u m - from the dry goods counter. The which, will give w a r m t h and ,aIlow
through the mails and not a house
thereafter dissolved.
Brer Robbltt Molasses, These win.
comparison bolwoen tho prices ask- freedom ot movement, and t h e now
ber ot tlie new tribe will be 71,
Mr. P r a n n and Mr. Stannard con- to house canvass Since a special
ners are: Mrs. Ingeborg Haiiden.
ed those days and those today are army gloveswlU be Issued before d e tinued tor several years however, in appeal is being made by the n a
RFD No. 1; Mrs. J . C Carr of 85
Groat Senior Moore during the Interesting but not
disheartening
the grocery and hardware business tional organization for m a n y new
Rogers Street; Mrs. S. C. Goddard; institulion ot the new East Haven when wo consider t h a t the same parture.
This is the first time t h a t a c a m p
respectively, side by side, at the old members to help carry on the relief
and Mrs. R. H. Richardson
tribe will have charge ot t h e war- account book listod credits for '/aday
of the wor refugees, as well as to aid
Continued on page eight
There is still time for you to get riors a n d a t tiie conclusion of the labor a t but ,34cents, 2 days labor of this kind at this time of year h a s
wlien disaster strikes In our own
Over lOO tables were reserved for your contribution in. Send it along work will give an address. Ho is art
oven been proposed. The Branford
country, the local Branch is asking the style show and card p a r l y Tues. today. I t might win tor you that- oi'olor of ability and every Red Mon Is listed at $1,67, Later in the records Battoi-y is ot full strength, with a p VJ
day
lobor
jumped
as
high
as
all those who can,.to become mem. day n i g h t sponsored by tiie Easi $500 prize—and whl.sk away your opporcnlly enjoys t h e talks t h a t he
proximately 20 men on tho waiting
60 cents,
bers, by paying one dollar lo t h e
list for enlistment, if and when a
Haven Rotary Club in tlie auditor- grocery bills tor a year. Think ot gives from time to time
treasurer Mr. C. N. Baxter a t t h e
38 vacancy occurs.
Continued on page jour
At t h i s Institulion t h e degrees of V2 Bu, Clams
I library or to any member of t h e ium ot St. Vincent dePaul's Church.
.j
80 1 Tonigiit the battery will hold its
the order will bo conferred by the 8 lbs. pork
Proceeds will be u.sed for a spcoexecutive committee. Donations ot
82 last drllj before leaving for tho
loam from Pawson tribe ot Bran 11% lbs. Cheese .,
ial Christmas party tor East H a .
Continued ori page five
5
lbs.
Sugar
i
50 Field, ' completing Its loading of
ford h e a d e d by past Sochem George
ven's underprivileged children.
0%
lbs.
Codfish
31 trucks with all equipment and bag.
Barbo,
Rehear
sals
for
t
h
e
degree
The style sliow- displayed men's
gttgo.
CohUnued on page three
work a r e now being hold in the wig
clothing and women's a t t i r e from
Capt. John L. Rush, commander
The Muslcol Art Society will p r e wom ot t h e Brantord tribe.
Muriel's and Bond clothier's and
of tho b a t t e r y w i s h e s to express his
sent a n Old Folks' . Concert in LiContinued on Page Seven
was In,charge of Mrs. William Fagsincere t h a n k s to tho employers ot
brary Hon, November 28. A program
erstrom and Miss Alice Hall.
mon who hove been pormlttod to go
ot old favorite songs will be p r e .
Local models included; Miss Eisa
to camp a t a great sacrince to them
senled with gowns worn by members
Plerson, Miss Ann Gorman, Miss
Mrs. R. Earl Beers, P r o g r a m
selves and their business, realizing
•of "the'cWorus"authentic for the v a r ch.airingn_Ior,ffi[
Virginia
Dohna,,Mrs.
Eric
Dohna,
vjrgmia
uonna,,ivirs.
lijic
u
o
n
n
a
,
chali
-i^ious perlodSIiXhaJ!hor4la-wUl-J30.uii-|»^»J.^»<->,~-.«- MMrSjffflk-^-TV-n-sl^TlWfSr -'TftlflCr [ " O T enlfirlaffifdi'rtiesday'a'ftefnobii
'
Coritlnutd on pajit two
reeled by Mrs. Raymond Plnkhom,
A monthly meeting of the Halt Bishop; Mrs. M. J. Maupas, Lillian at a lunclieon for h e r committee,
and t h e Instrumental numbers by
Attending were, t h e new presiMrs. George FoUsor; The Allegro Hour Reading Club was held Thurs Dimminslein, William Clancy, Dick
The Womans' Republican Club
dent, , Mrs, S.A. Griswold, Mrs.
Music Club Quartet will assist by day afternoon in Trinity Parish Parilla, Daniel Dempsey. Eugene Thomas Paradise, Mrs. C.A. Nott
will meet Monday afternoon a t the
liouse. It wos on open meeting and Clark, Wilbur Clark, Dr. Arthur
presenting several numbers.
very largely attended. The speaker Blsliop, Mr. Fagerstrom, Wollace Mrs. H.E. Cox, Mrs, F r a n k Stone and
The Branford Battery will spon- homo of Mrs, Cliarles Goldsmith,
The chorus Includes Alice Col.
Mrs Alden J Hill,
Sara B, Crawford, secretory of
of the afternoon, Mrs, Roy G, Pavy
sor its first Old Fashion and Mod.
Uns, Catherine Daley, Mary Devlin, of Westfield, Mass,, on the .subject Coker, Nick Spegnessl a n d Stanley
After the luncheon the Garden crn dance tomorrow night Novem- stale will come from Hartford lo
Wentworth.
J a n e Moltson, Helena Odenkirchen "Grandmother's Quilts for
the
Edward Strelle and Mrs. William Club s Program for t h e coming year (jor 17 with Bud Smith prompting. speak on her office and Its duties.
Mrs. Rudolph F. Bailey, of Wll.
Alice Warner, Marion Adams, ChaV- World of Today" gave valuable i n .
Mrs. Grace R. Hunter will be a s - ford Avenue will open her liomo
announced, and Miss was m a d c a p and will probably go^Last year the dances held at the
lotte Adams, Audrey Rogers, Laura formation on the quilts brought in Fagerstrom
sistant
hostess
with
Mrs.
Harold
lo
press
about
J
a
n
1.
November 24 for a luncheon meetArmory were very successful; the
Ayer, Pauline Korn, Isabel MacLeod by members, some of which dated Betty Danlelson sang.
Tho club urges t h e public not to Armory being filled wltii dancers Smith.
General chairman, F r a n k Clancy
ing ot tlio Branford Visiting Nurso
Ruth Oliver, Doris Cox, Edward back to the last quarter of the 18th
Mrs.
Clarence
Munger,
president
gother
for
decoration
tlio
following
hod
assisting
him
Dr.
A
r
t
h
u
r
BisAssociation.
from all parts of tlie State.
Micliaelson, Alfred
Gale, Brent century. Most of the quilts brought
and
Mrs.
Milton
Bradley,
president
"untouchobles,"
ot
which
the
supply
hop,
Tom
Rellly,
William
Hoyt,
Many ot the local dance enthusFollowing is tho report of the Vis.
Barker, F r a n k Blgelow, James Cos- in were in tire early 180O's.
of
the
county
association
will
pour
remaining
in
Connecticut
is
limited
John
Murphy
and
William
Foger.
iasts, have been anxiously looking
Itlng Nurse Association for the m o n grove, Harry Llndberg, David Bald,
at
a
tea
to
follow.
Three
new
members
were
taken
Strom
and
F
r
a
n
k
Sullivan.
liolly,
laurel,
black
aider,
ground
j'forward
to
the
attoirs
to
be
held
in
the of October; Under care during
win and Willis Pratt,
Those who desire transportation the month, 581; visits made 388.
pine (princess f e a t h e r ) , ground the Branford drill shed, as it is tho
I n s t r u m e n t a l group;
Margaret in. Miss Ella T. McGrall, Mi's. Frederick R. Houde and Mrs. J. Howard
should
be
at
tho
post
olllce
by
2;
45
cedar,
running
pine
(reindeer
well.chlld
conferences, three, with a
only
floor
t
h
a
t
can
accomodate
so
Fouser, Harry Llndberg, Alice Burr,
Adams. Following the meeting Mrs.
moss), slag horn partridge berrv. great on omount ot sets for the old or may telephone Mrs. Grace H u n - total attendance of 58; t o t a r time
Florence Smith, Cornelia Osborn,
S. A. Griswold entertained at a tea
wlntorgreen, or oilier forest ground ta.shlon numbers, making It possible ter or Mrs. Roland Geler.
533 hours; three dental clinics; 73
Nellie Osborn, accompanist.
In her home so liiat members could
« cover.
visits made to eight schools; 860 i n for m a x i m u m enjoyment ot the
Allegro quartette; Edwin Michael- meet Mrs. Pavy. Pouring were Mrs.
dividual health inspections In the
The Garden Club will meet In Li- dance.
son, Brent Barker, Dave Baldwin, George Adams, president and Mrs.
schools.
brary Hall, November 24 at 8 P.M. The old fashion and modern
Willis Pratt,
Robert Williams. The next meeting
Among those loaning gowns; Mrs, December 14 will be a Christmas
The sole of tuberculosis seals will
s t o n e College ot Business, New lo show t h e federated Christmas dance will be continued every Frl.
Dosrway
Slides
ot
1938.
The
meetday night throughout the winter
begin December 1st and will be conS, A. Griswold, Mrs, Harold Bald- p a r t y in the home of Mrs Frederick Haven, oldest commercial college in
ing
is
public
and
is
hoped
to
s
t
i
m
monies derived from theso dances
ducted this year by mall instead of
win, Mrs, Kelscy, Edith Weels, Mrs. T. Catlln ot Pine Orchard. Miss H a r - Connecticut, will celebrate its 75th
by the school children as in former
Williom Rice, Mi-s. Laura Ayers, riet Cox will be the reader. Members anniversary on Friday evening, No- ulate Interest in t h e decoration ot win go into the Battery treasury
doorways
during
the
Christmas
seayears. Miss Ella McGrall Js c h a i r - ,
and Is anticipated t h a t purchases
Mrs. Sidney V. Osborn, Jr., Mrs. are requested to bring gifts unwrap, vember 17, a t t h e Cavaiary Baptist
man of of seal committee.
Chauncey Upson, Mrs. Roy Cox, Miss ped a t this time tor t h e Visiting Church, corner ot Chapel and York son. The garden club ot East H a - will be m o d e for recreational equip
ven,
Morris
Cove,
Gilford
and
ment
t
o
be
used
in
the
recreation
Marlon Thatcher.
s t r e e t s a t 8:00,
Nurse Association.
Leete's Island are invited to at rooms, a n d new furniture tor the
The funeral of Mrs. Emilia Kwle.
Mrs. William Rice is chairman.
Tills college was established In
tend. Rev. A.W. Jones will be Battery parlor, and as hos been the clenski ot 28 Hillside Avenue was SERVICES HELD FOR
I t is expected
t h a t tickets will
1864 as t h e United States College ot
reader for tho showing ot the slides. custom in the past to establish a held from her late residence S a t u r sell exceedingly well as the proceeds COST ACCOUNTANTS
JAMES E. O'NEILL
Business and Finance; in 1873, Its
mess fund tor camp.
day morning, with requiem high
win be given to tlie Visiting Nurse
n a m e was clianged to National BusTO
HEAR
KILDUFF
The
funeral
of James E. O'Neill,
I t is expected from returns now mass In St. Mary's cliurch. Rev. EdAssociation.
iness College; in 1878, t h e Yale Busreceived from
advanced sales of ward J. Domonsko was celebrant. 53 Harrison Avenue, was held this
iness
College,
and
was
acquired
in
On Thursday, November 23d, t h e
tickets t h a t their affair will bo a James E. Cosgrove, vocal soloist, morning from W. S. Clancy & Sons
CRAFTSMAN DEGREE
New Haven Chapter of t h e National 1901 by its present owner Nathan B,
sang "Mother of Chlrst". Bearers Mortuary Home with requiem high
great success.
Stone,
since
which
lime
it
iias
been
TO BE E X E M P L I F I E D A&socatlon of Cost Accountants known as t h e Stone College.
As t h e season progtressea every were Joseph Zjmleskl, Anthony Cas- mass in St. Mary's Church. Burial
v/Iil meet at the Morris Cove Comeffort will be made by t h e dance ey, Steve O'Learoyk, Paul Anlske was in St. Agnes cemetery.
I t s oldest living graduate is Lester
Ho was S3 years of age and was
Postmaster Joseph Driscoll an- committee to co-operate with those vlch, J o h n Choromanski and Stevo
The Perfect Craftsman degree munity House. The Speaker will be
J.
Nichols,
Secretary
ot
t
h
e
Malleanounces t h a t tho Brantord Post attending dances regarding sug- Wiezkotki. The burial was In St. born in this place the son of Mich• will be exemplified In full form next Frederic W. Kilduff, Management
ble
Iron
Fitting
Co;
of
Branford,
ael O'Neill and Mary Ahernc. He had
office will be open for city and full gestions for better
Wednesday night by the degree Consultant of New York City. His
enjoyment of Agnes cemetery.
t e a m of Widow's Son Lodge in t h e subjects will be "The Economic Ef- who graduated from t h e college in window service on Nov. 23. Rural these affairs. There will be procured
Mrs. K\ylccienski was the widow been In poor health for the p a s t
1806,
and
who
will
be
present
ot
the
carries, according to post office r e - in the future the services ot other ot Wadlslaw Kwiecienski and passed three years. For a number of yijars
Lodge rooms. This is a n a n n u a l fects of Positive Inventory Control".
Mr. Kilduff Is a member of t h e exercises. The principal .speaker ot ulatlons will have t h e day off. T h e leading a n d popular prompters glv away in New Haven Hospital after he had been employed as a plumber
event and is looked forword to with
the
evening
will
be
Dr.
J
a
m
e
s
Gorlocal office will observe Thanksgiv- ing t h e p a t r o n s a variety as t h e a long Illness. She was born in by Frank McKeon. He is survived by
greot enthusiasm by the members Amerlcon Institute of Accountants
of t h e Fellowcraft Club. This is to and the American Society of don Gilkey, ot Springfield, Mass., ing Nov. 30.
season roils on. Contact Is being Chatu, Poland 75 years ago and for four brotiiers,- J o h n H. of K a n s a s
and
President
Stone
will
present
Mechanical
Enginers
and
is
an
be strictly a home affair and no
In connection v/lth t h e overseas made with Enew England's great the past 30 years had been a resi City, Mo.. Charles W. of Guilford:
visiting clubs have been invited. outstanding authority on the sub- diplomas and award degrees to the holiday period of parcel post m a i l - one and only "Spats" Decker who Is dent of Branford, making her home Joseph V, and F r a n k M. of B r a n Members of t h e club taking p a r t ject of Inventories and inventory 1939 Graduating Class,
ing, Patons ot the Branford Post now on a barnstorming tour.
with her son in low, Victor T r o j a n - ford; .two sisters, Florence E. a n d
G r a d u a t e s ond former students Office are advised t h a t on account
Katherlno A. of Branford.:
are R. E. Moddern, Harold F. Tou- control practices. His books are:
oskl.
sey, Norman C. Clark, Fred Bllck"Standard Inventory Manual"; from all p a r t s of Connecticut are ot the war in Europe parcel post
Surviving h e r are three g r a n d , Bearers were; J o h n Donnelly,
TURKEY SUPPER
er, Louis Milne, Frederick Simpson, "Inventory Pratlce and Materal cordially Invited lo attend.
service h a s been suspended with
children, Miss Evelyn Trojanoskl, James Hart, William P'NeiU, Daniel
Chas. P. Close, Carl Gulians, David control"; "Auditing and Accounting
Czecho-Slovakla, Danzig, G e r m a n y Pilgrim Brotherhood will hold its Erwln Trojanoskl, botli ot this place F. Daly, Frederick R. Houde a n d
Champagne, Louis Close and Hen- Handbook".
and Poland. The r a t e s have also annual turkey supper and Ladles and Henry Trojanoskl of H a m d e n ; Joseph H. Driscoll.
ROTARIANS TAKE TOUR
Night a t t h e Congregational Church
r y Close and William Wilson, There
He Is a m.ember of t h e faculty of
Under the guidance of Valdcmar been increased for parcel post
and four great grand children.
GOOD REPORT
will be a full rehearsal held in the New York University. T h e meeting Hammer and F r a n k Blgelow, the packages addressed to Gibraltar, Nov. 21, Tuesday a t 6:30 p. m.
Following supper Prof. Harry Ru
Academy on Monday evening at will be preceded by an old-fashion- Branford Rotary Club toured the Latvia, Lithuania a n d t h e Union of
Miss Stasia Brada, local- c h a i r To
Attend
Mlchigan-Pcnn
Game
din
of
Yale
will
speak
in
the
church
8:00 P . M.
m a n of t h e Good Will Workers r e ed home cooked Thanksgiving Din- Malleable Iron Fittings Company Soviet Socialist Republics (Russia).
Miss Shirley E. Leshine ot Forbes ports a satisfactory sale of tickets
auditorium.
ner a t 0; 30 P.M.
P l a n t on Monday following the
The post office d e p a r t m e n t h e r e
Tickets for supper are limited to Place, East Haven, will spend tho to the Fifth Annual Charity Toy
weekly luncheon at the Congrega- is sporting a brand new ton I n t e r MOTHERS' CLASS MEETS
200 and should be obtained as well wcek.end in Philadelphia where sha Bingo to be held in St. Michael's
tional Church Parlors,
BUILDS HOUSE
national truck.
Today a t 2:30 a t the Health Cenin advance as possible from any of will attend the colorful Pennsylvan- Hall 234 Greene St. New Haven,
The tour was arranged by How.
Mrs. Marlon p o a n e h a s broken
ter t h e Mothers' Class will meet tor
the toilowine committee;
Charles ia-Michigan game. She will meet T h u r s d a y December 7 t h a t 8:00P.M.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
ground for a new home in Pine Or- ard J a n s e n and Louis Basselt of the
t h e last lesson ot the series.
Bcdlent, Harold Baldwin, S. A. P e - her sister Rhoda, who Is a s t u d e n t The admission is a new t o y . ' T h e
Mr. and
Mrs. R a l p h Smith of
Next week another series of 7 chard Road. Robert H. S. Booth ot Vocational Service Committee,
trlllo, Edwin Mlchaelson,, Stanley at the University of Michigan.
purpose of t h e affair Is to provide
Attorney Earle A, Barker was t a - Double Beach Road
celebrated
lessons will s t a r t . The class meets North Haven is the architect.
Schmld and William E. Hitchcock
Christmas Toys for under-privilegken into membership under the their t e n t h wedding anniversary on
Thursdays at 2.45 anyone interested
Jr.
ed children.
TO ERECT RESIDENCE
The Junior
and
Intermediate classification of "Probate Law,"
Monday, November 13th.
is invited to attend.
F. Sherwood Boyd is building a
There were 46 present. Visiting
choirs ot t h e First Congregational
Hope Circle meets tonight in the There is slight Improvement In new home in' Brookhill. Douglas The a n n u a l meeting of T a b o r L u .
The post office flag was half .mast Church will hold a food sale at t h e Rotarians were R. F. Bailey, R. H.
Orr is the architect and Peter Lar. theran Cemetery Association will be
yesterday in honor of Mr. Chester church at 2 o'clock Saturday after Curllss and H, L. Philo of New H a - home of Mrs. Clifford Reynolds, of! the condition of Mrs. Otis Enqulst
held a t 7:30 t h e 20th ot t h i s week.
ven.
I
Lincoln Avenue.
jivho is Ul In Buearland Texas,'
~ ] son of Hamden, t h e contractor.
• Prann.
Holiday Staples
Cost But Little
100 Years Ago
Underprivileged
Children Profit
By Rotary Club
Visiting Nurses
Receive Benefit
From Concert
Meets To Work
Out Program
For Winter
Half-Hour Club
Christmas Party
Scheduled Soon
,
1
Sara B.Crawford
Will Speak Here
leans
Old Fashioned
Dancing Again
In The Armory
Visiting Nurses
Plan Luncheon
Lester Nichols
Oldest Graduate
Mrs. Kwiecienski
Dies Following
Long illness
P. O. Remains
Open Nov. 23
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