LAKE HUBINGER A POPULAR RECREATION AREA IN SUMMER

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1 HVOAlIAN MEllOl/.L JJnu^vY F.;.;*.! IL.TOII, CT. & It: ^ WHAT SOOSTS BOOSTS! MAKE A BIGGER, BETTER, BUSIER COMMUNITY VOL. V NO. 41 STRICTLY LOCAL.. VIEWS, REVIEWS AND PREVIEWS OF THE SCENE BY PAUL H. STEVENS HAVE YOU ANY ROOMS TO SPARE? From tme to tme we arc called on the phone or stopxnl on the street by someone who s badly n need of a house, a tnt, n couple of rooms wth ktchen prveleges, or even just a place wlcre they can "hang ther hat." Certanly n a town the sze ofenst Haven there must be a number of vacances occurng all the tme. It we only had a clearng house for such vacnnccs t mght be possble to tll them wth the most dese<vug home-seekers those who really need to resde n ths communty. In the past we have done what wc could to steer people toward vacant rentals whc\ we have known of them, often t has nol requred the placng of u want advertsement. If wc only knew of more vacances occurrng, or about to occur, we could, perhaps, do more. There are new tamles busness couples constantly comng nto East Haven as our local busness exps, all ot these would Itko to make ther homes among us. Wc know ot a few new school teachers who are nlread.y seekng quarters nto whch they wul want to move as soon as the summer s over. Those teachers wll desre to have central locatons those unable to get houses or flats wll do wth a room or two wth ktchen prvleges. The housng shortage bete what t s wth an easng up. of the stuaton not lkely n Ihe mmedate futuve, t behooves all of us to use a lttle cooperaton n helpng those who really need to Lve n East HavcM to fnd rents here. There arc otles we could gve ther names t asked, who are beng forced lo move bccanse of sale of Ihc house n whch they lve, These people, all ot them do not want to move out of East Haven lke t here. Thoy have proven themselves good ctzens ot ths communty Ihcy want to keep on lvng hen-. ]f ynu have rooms or even n room to spare, Ihnk these facts over. THE RED CROSS BLOOD PROGRAH AVo had tho prvlege last week of sttng n at a meetng of Health Eucators of the New Haven area when the Natonal Blood Program bttld Amercan Red Cross was explaned. Ths program, already underway-ll some, partsof the country, wu bo lunelo,d. n Gomeotcut ll tle Fall. East Havens Red Cro.ss unt, one ot the thrteen branches ot the.new Haven Chapter, s already leng alerted to do ts full share. Mrs. Erc Dohnn, long actve n the local Publc HealthNur.sng Assocaton other cvc groups, has been chosen to head the East Haven project. As the weeks move on toward September we wll be hearng readng ahput the Red Cro.ss Blood Program. Dedcated to savng lves preventng human sufferng, the Natonal Blood Program of the Amercan Red Cross olfers an unparalleled opportunty for men women ot good wll to rally to the cause of humanty. The worth ot blood plasma was proven durng World War II n the savng of lves of our defendes. Blood blood dervatves are needed n every hosptal today to releve the sck the sufferng among our neghbors. Only through such an agency as the Red Cross, wth ts vast army ot professonal volunteer workers, could the tremendous need be met. The goal of the program s to provde suffcent blood, blood dervatves, wthout charge for the products, to help save lves prevent needless sufferng throughout the naton. The Red, Cross wll work n closest relatonshp wth the medcal professon, wth hosptals, wth duly consttuted health authortes from tho natonal level down o our own communty level. The hosptals wll mantan the blood banks after the program becomes effectve only patent fee for blood used wll be the hosptal adnknstraton charges. Blond donors wll no longer be requred as they are now because suffcent blood wll le gven - wllngly wthout tee by the hundreds ot thouss who wll respond to the humantara plea durng the campagn n other campagns to follow. A moble unt wll be set up n Bast Haven at a date place to be announced later. AVe hope beleve Bast Haveners wll meet ths call as they have all others. rrst ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW It s such events as tle Flower Show, so successfully n the Town Hall Audtorum last week, that helps to buld the East Haven Communty of nterest, about whch much has becu sad durng recent years. The East Haven Garden Club ond ts cnlerprsng offcers members are deservng of a low-wde vote of apprecaton for the very fne work tley dd n arrangng beautful affar whch we hope wll become an annual event n JBa.st Haven come each.june. Out of town judges, some ot whom have been judgng at Flower Bows for a good many years, suy that the East Haven show was one of the best they have ever.seen. And these judges lucnt exactly what they sad. We uven seen many Flower Shows, but we doubt f very many held n communles comparable to ours could be any better. The audtorum stage had been transformed nto a delghtful garden settng wth shrubs, flowers other lvng greenery. All around up down the audtorum were Inbles set wth leaulful arragemenls exlbts ot.tune llo.ssoms. There were 48 classes n all, we were old, n wo dvsons, cultural artstc arrangements, from the bountful appearance there must have been many exhbts n each class.. The ethusan slow by the offcers, commttee charmen members ot tho Garden Club, an organzaton whch t.sef s one of the newcomers to Bast Haven, was especally pleasng. To have a group such as ths s, workng together toward a common nterest, s a credt to any town. The Garden Show whch they assembled carred on so well, was a credt to Ea,st Haven a joy to our people. We look forward to another fne Garden Show ul950. Combned Wth The Branford Revew East Haven, Connectcut, Thursday, June 16, 1949 MR. GARVINS ADDRESS AT E. H. H. S. GRADUATION Hghest Award Captured By Local Corps TOWN TOPICS DELIVERED BY MAIL ONLY SUBSCRIBE NOW! ADDRESS COMMUNICATIONS TO P. O. BOX 153 Two DdlUn Per Het A bt of news, a bt of Gossp, a bt of Fun, Gathered on our Saturday affor.noon stroll. Ive been tllnklng of ths mo- pe so smple, yov so essental ment for some tme now It has JThat you be loyal htd tolerant to Summer starts Iuesdayl held llo Krldny arcnoon Last Thursday nght In Wntcr-,,, Icvcnlnu fnllownr July 4 al the -your,bury tho Bradford Manor Drum Su;rtay AVIII be a Rent (lay "r.wcst I!,;;!;!:;.oVXN^ u^n^ "X^^,m.;,^ AnT" wx" you!^ "^"" nt"town, state ^="" ^!-"P y v"" I,.est Bnl Bul Stadum for the beneft country, the [Corps won frst prze ot $250 n a Dad of the Snull Dstrkt Improvement S Haven HlehSc^hool wlll""=p"s <" democracy,^ do or statewde contest sponsored as a Assoeatluns (lnykromd fulnd. fnon receve vor Smassra^^^^ "=""B n ure them-that part of the Zlndah Orotto Crcus. Kds gettng ready for closng of Sln^ tnnrard^ acheve- 5" " " courteous at all tmes SIx ot the lop-score drum corps of schools.vjun. Bonnny Qoodman, ohnrman of mn=.^ n rmnuffrh?tn,annv fn lcvcr be a.shamed to act lke lades Iconneotlout partcpated IncludnR. _,,_the crcus comnltloo, extended the In?ho fa^f /S? vm?^m hv^^nvnsnc gehlcmcn. Tlat you be a good two In the junor class lour In ngh.school cxyms, June 10, n hnlus of the assocaton ths,?, w r o^nrt^?mnn Ih.?enn? llstp!", bccnuse ths Is an excereut the senor class. n.,^?. ^f...,hptr,t,n?nn^ way to pck Up a lot Of Valuable 20. OrBul7.allon Day for next eck to Supt. ot Schools Wllam f,l n n.^ ^hnn^ rnwf "nd "formaton-tlat you have reus In our school projects ^t,,,. n,nru.v nnr..nnnnrnlp an open meet the East Haven unt Card Day Fnal school Day, msson tckets through tho Competng aganst tho others n ycarss classes, Juno 23. llcporl g 0, g ^1,0 dstrbuted 1,750 adclass I^k fh.^ V c P=«^Snnn"n1 specttor" authorty noopere was gven the hghest ralhn. Klty Juno 24. I rooms ot tho publc schools. :rk^nd^^lar?rle",xhlpf wlth^"^ hpl vrn " - -n«-! vz - M^. mvo ^-O- rnnllwn ^^^-^ nhpohard. " Pollard, exhbton twrler twlrler led lod ne the Merchants of town preparng for Pcquol Trbe: Improvod Order the faculty school are made, S Se^ HBhXhnSr Mn^^^ aggrcgaton.no second place bg sales event eay n July. at Red Men, wll lald a moat ball whlch we hope wll contnue after these Items? ha J mentlmer?o went to the St. Francs Senors of Frederck W. Mack hs mo- ;KIIII l»pakc spukhctlt suur snpor n m lllc wc mum Mah graduaton. Wc have gven you res- vm n nm- ronw?jtnn, nnr nvnv^ ""vcn thrd place was Ihcr, Mrs. Margaret Mack of 300 Street ^vlglvam Monday evenng to ponslblty you have not faled. the ound svstvm ThU wn h,.7h^ won by a Merlden unt whch has Man Street left ths Wchcsdhy on wl>>h all Ilea Men arc Invted. At You have set excellent stards last tl;falffjl?sof^our"cl/<l;ll?-" S^\Zn ^" " """" the George WasllnRlon lo vst that tme tho slumps wll be ocouas a class whch are a credt to our addressng u"! a^gron^ln f "" " Srf, who called us by Englttml, Belgum, France pled by past sachems, Hgh School. In a class of 110 students, 33 are vou wn^bse nleml?p,»pnf M,npho" f"" Waterbury Thursday Swtzerl for two montls. Tlcy ; ; on the 4-year honor roll; 17 wth cz S-nwlnc T,t hf Fn?^ Hnvo,^"<Bht to tell us of the Vctory tor plan to return August 23 on llo An nterestng exhbt depletng hgh hohors 16 wth regular hon HTSh^^phnnf w,,t v5l L? I?? Bradford Manor, had hgh prauo Marne Shark. Ac/comanylg llen some of Ht actlvllles of Communs a classmate of New Urltaln Stale Ity Chest agences In the greater ors. 42 students are to contnue hone v S wll S «^?aoe?or fjfo ""= youngsters who partvolpan vour^n^morlesft?dfletff?n tnlecl. He sad ths was the frst event.danbuty. Bon Voyago! Pay the past month n the Town Tcnchcrs College, Abbott Whte ot.nw Haven area has been on dlsther educaton beyond the secondary level In 4-year colleges, Unverstes, Teachers colleges, Junor) We add our congratulatons to not a lttle attenton. rvrn a tnns tm^for nlun,,n^ of "" knd held n the State.. Hal lobby where t has attracted Colleges, Nursng schools. Busness o%^t a^sto^vvrllrov^^lce^^^^^^^^^ " ^"" "" schools specalzed schools. your past experences, m sue.^erst Haveners wll have a chance Qeorge E, Munson of Park Place, Tlls Is an excellent battng average lo see hear the Bradford Manor Drum Corpps at tho State Feld Who on June 1 receved a Qodl Mr, Mrs. Harold L. Weaver In any league. It s of professonal Hamlton Watch, sutably cneravcd, ot Pnsadcna,Callt., lavc bccn g«c9t.s ma.rklng twchty-tlve, ycnra ot loyal ths pasl week of Mr, nnd Mrs. C. new ones. I know t has been dfhcult tor you ths year breakng In a new prncpal. As to how successful you ve been only tme wll tell, quallty; but we lke to feel here at East Haven Hgh School that our but I can truthfully say that Ive phlosophy ot educaton goes deeper beyond scholarshps alone. I wsh to complment you on your learned a lot myself ths year..workng studyng n mo classroom outsde the elassroom, In yu for all the nce thngs you have excellent scholarshp thank our extra currlcular program under the gudance drecton of excellent cooperaton youve gven done for us partcularly for the an excellent staff of ot traned teach- teach- me -> the "-e staff. It Is thngs of ths ers, we lke lo feel frst of all that knd whch 1 makes for lastng menof beng able to get along wth peo- ores Bds Are Asked For Pavng Of Hemngv/ayAve. Haven Busness Assocaton Tucs- Sorenson, Shore Lno Packng Co.. ),",; Madden, father of Mrs, day nght n the Town A.P. MalUarls, Ncholas Cody, Edna rff", a H,Vrt^?, o7,?.^j^",^^^s^*" I-he Assocaton also voted to Preston. Have,^ S,^^? *Llu^?"].?," S S The Half-hour Rcadhg Crcle phnnae Repavlng of Hemngway Avenue awarded a prze o $600 to Carol Chanbor Its ot namp Commerce to the East lo Haven ako,.y«""«;" «...v..."..t> Haven Funoal servces wore hold from the juncton ot Man Street Rossltervas the Senor, who has aamber steps toward orcqm ftlfultttlon wth, tho Maspna_aro, «,?,?v"5-"tnh^«nnv remnded that sbrvvcnr the, an wlh\ Monday OongratdaUons lo Mr., Mrs. lat the nofthwest corner of v^the- shov?n;lhe.:nost Irttereat.atd wep,tost>?3mpf6vo4«c^;lres*mcvlry n^osaenbo VlhjenkV; QaBU«;dl~,b os^^s^nhr»f?^wnlr?hns^ohmcl " U.S.Chanlber;: t. o, u..!,..; -,.,:.. Inual S«?LrHhl. St. Johns 5!Kr.o?Sundarju^^^ Day aorvlcos vrt! FaVkolt ot Bradley Alfetluo TownGreon,?t6Short;Beach»B6ad a major*1 nprovement"whlch"ms l-acklevement*9*pt^-; - -" " " 20ln Chrst.Epscopal onuron.- ^^^ j ^ ^ ^"horn ^ ^^ y^^y a son, 23 ther h> Sb.-RapkcTs second, waa T-rnL.ntlnt H^Un. *.vnr/,nw... In l.n.m-. been long awated n East Haven, Fred De Felce was ajwardcd a Tckets arc In very great dem Hospllal. Tho. howdomer s hhhcd s scheduled to begn In the near $400 yearly scholarslp to Vale for the Hunt Ilrolhcrs crcus (o bo Waller Harry Flkoff..future, t was stated at the Town Unversty. Hall ths week. whch have remaned unused snce Ths hghway, a part of the man the street cars were gven up some travel artery Irom the center to Cosey Beach by way of Coe Avenue Dates Ahead tme ago. to Short Beach by way of Short Beach Road, s a part of the State Dates Ahead must reach tho Edtor by Monday evenng. Trunk Lne hghway system, the pavngwll be done under state I contract. State Hghway Commssoner G. [Albert Hll has called for bds on ths project whch wll be opened at the State Offce Buldng n Hartford on Monday, June 27; at 2 P.M. It Is proposed that the avenue be resurfaced wth btumnous concrete. The dstance s approxmately 3,387 lnear feet. Two bus lnes of the Connectcut Company utlze Hemngway Avenue, the lne to Branford by way of Short Beach the lne to Momauguln. The work wll, t s understood, nclude the removal of the double lne of trolley tracks Senor Awards Marlyn Ellott was awarded the $100 scholorshp by the Teachers Federaton for worthy students who expect to enter the teachng professon. MALE TEACHERS Under a ncv polcy ullcl has been adopted hntlc Ea.sl Ilavcn School system there wll be at least one male teacher n each nf F.asl Havens publc schools startng wth Ulc openng of the Fall Term n September. The hgher salary scale las m.n<lc t possble to attract more male teachers nto the system, t w.-s staled, t has been fmmd advsable to utlze male tcsjchcrs who arc spr«aly qualfed lo work wth the pupls In ther physcal educaton work. Day to be hold on the Hgh school I servce for the Acaca Mutual Lfe I,. Weaver of Drndley Avenue. Tle grounds hero later n the summer. IIsfllBBce Company of Washng-1Weavers novc«i to Pnsadcna more ton, Tc. than a score years ago shco., ;. <»>.""* hue that well 1<nn»- I Seven 1ms loads of y>""wl"» bcaullfl Calforna cty has grown Plans Made For from the Old Stone Ohurdh Sunday,^om a snmll c.ommunlly to a me- I School ther Joadcrs nml t,.,,,l, j5 90j ^ frends n enjoyed ;jwjv.. one...«of... tho... best «^ an-1 July Sales Days nu«i pcncs ever last Saturday at I KIcolloa at aflccra!.<< slated nt IlOkc! Gompounce. I the meltng ot the Amercan l,e- In East Haven Acknowledgment s made lo the :lon Auxlary at B ths Frday evcng at the Irfsgton n>on.v n Thomp followng who have pad subscrptons the past week to the East Ha? son AvcuH!. The mcmlkrs cnjoychj, ven News: Qraco W. Stratton, E.H. luoir nm.ll summer outng Tuesday Rll at the Sea Isle Restaurant Prelnlnary cplans were made for Bradley, H. C. Saurbrunn, Betty a bg tlree day sales event by Ea.slDuuuy, n. v-. O.VM.U.«...,...vvw. In West Ilavcn.., Haven merchants on July 14, ID Coylc, Elzabeth P. Qalpln, Gertrude 10 at the June meetng of tho East,Pcmberton, Mrs. R. Davs, Agnes.. _,,.,,.^,,. TcwlB" "Clothes; presded ard cohsberable onthuslam was shown In the varous projects dscussed. "Tlo Asscclatlon voted to donate $25 to the Branford Manor Drum Corps toward ts forthcomng state Meet to bo held here n August also to provde the mcrclanlfl wth banners welcomng tho vstng drum corps. The sum of $25 was also voted to the Foxon Communty Bulldlnft Fund pledge of $25 was made to the Denal Clnc Fund. ARRIVES FROM ENGLAND Mss Murel Shepherd arrved tle past week on the RMS Pnrtha to make lor home wth hor aunt I uncle Mr. Mrs, Ous Blokl lot Lndberg Street. Mss Sephord comes, from Manchester Engl, some forty years or so ago by Mr. a delghtful town ;ln whch to resde. Also vstng recently at tho Blokl home was James Scott of Toronto, Canada. LAKE HUBINGER A POPULAR RECREATION AREA IN SUMMER "Y" Vacaton Spot For Adults Youngsters Where do your sons play durng summer vacaton? What do you do for recreaton n the sultry months of July August? Theres an answer to both these problems rght here In East Haven, In the two-fold program offered by the New Haven Y. M. C. A. la Communty Chest agency, at Hublnger Memoral Playground, staged Sxty acres of secluded woodl lake near the Muncpal Golf Course make ths part of East Haven a vacaton center for youngsters adults alke, free from the. proverbal nose turmol of cty lfe, but only a quck jaunt from anywhere n the New Haven ths area. I Separate facltes sectons are mantaned at Hublnger Play- I ground for adult recreaton-seekers I boys attendng the day camp. Bg attracton s the supervsed swmmng In 30-acre Hublnger Lake, but of course there Is a long M;gM/.c ths spll! ls llulnger Ivakn rght lc n Elsl lst of actvtes athletcs of all Haven, part of llubngr.mnral IuaygrMJud, uwrd aud operated sorts, boathg crafts, nature study. by the Y. M. C. A.,» ()nuty (^le.st agency. Ictured here are I The Day Camp for Boys wll adults am there famles -joyng the week-end evenng actvtes offered lrg the sunmm. bogln Its fotrth season on June 27, wll contnue for four twoweek perods endng August 10. Work-weary adults ther more than doubled each year, wth Buses call for boys near ther over 4200 adults famles makng use of the playground last year..famles enjoy the u.se of a separate homes In thne to get to Camp Hublnger by D oclock. Nature study, part of the playground durng the The adult secton s open wceknlghts from 4 to 9 p. m., startng crafts, athletcs, swmmng, all»..evenngs on weekends. Memsupervsea by uy a traned Lamuu ova..- staff of bers of the Y. M. C. A. ther Juno 28 runnng through supervsed drectors counselors, hghlght famles can.secure season prlvl- September OCHWUUW 25. «. Durng -... May., the day. leges for $5 for the entre famly june the camp Is restrcted to Youngsters from sx to 12 are Clubs, Y. M. C. A. groups. group use. Week-ends holdays elgble to attend the Day Camp, church groups afflated wth the are the specal realm of the adults, A charge of $10 per week Includes "Y are also encouraged to take for then the camp Is open from transportaton to from camp, advantage of ths beautful noon untl 9. ralk. Campers brng ther ovm secluded recreaton spot for ther Further nformaton regardng lunches from home. The Day Camp outngs.» any phase of ether the Day Camp Is a servce of the Boys Dvson The adult secton has enjoyed or the adult program may be of the Y. M. C. A., Is drected Increasng popularty snce ts secured by callng the Y. M* C. A by John Hobson..begnnng n Attendance hasuvcw navun o-jo. Pequot Trbe, Improved Order of Red Men, each Monday at 8 P.M., Red Mens Hall 195 Man Street. Star of Vctory I/)dgo, No. 03, O. S. of B. Frst thrd Tuesdays, Red Mens Rotary Club each Thursday 12; 15 noon. St. Vncent Do Pauls Audtorum, Taylor Ave. Navajo Councl, No. 64, Dogroo of Pocahontas meets frst thrd Wednesday, Red Mens Prncess Chapter, No. 70 O, B. 8. Meets second fourth Mondays, 8 P.M. In Masonc Harry K. Bartlett Post, Amercan Legon, meets 2nd 4th Thursday B.-M P. M. Legon Buldngs. East Haven Assembly, Or4v of Ranbow for grls meets frst thrd Frday, Masonc Hall 7:30 P. M. South Dstrct Cvc Assocaton meets second fourth Tuesdays, 8;30 p.m. 83 Vlsta Drve. Saltonstall Cvc Assocaton, frst Tuesday of month 8 P.M. Momauguln Lodge, No. X38 A. F. A. M. Stated Communcatons 1st 3rd Mondays except July August Amergo Club meets lost Sunday of each month at 4 P. M. In Club House. Narkecta Councl, No. 27, Degree Degree of Pocahontas, second fourth Wednesdays, Red Mens Pequot Junor Councl, every Thursday, Red Mens St. Vncent DcPauls Ladles Guld meets second Tuesday, 8 P. M. Church audtorulm. Legon Auxlary meets Thrd Frday 8 P. M. Legon Buldng Bast Haven Democrats, ^cond Frday, Red Mens East Haven Fre Co. No. 1, meets frst Wednesday 8 P. M. Fre Headquarters. Publc Health Nursng Assn meets frst Monday 8 P.M. Town Amercan War Mothers, East Haven Chapter, meets second Tuesday, 8 P. M. Hagaman Memoral Lbrary. Chrst Church Mens Club meets frst Tuesday of eacbaonth 8 P. M. Church HaU. Half Hour Readng club Fhrst Thursdays, 2:30 P. M. Hagantan Memoral Lbrary, Bradford Manur Hose company meets every lost Monday ot the month at tho Bradtord Manor St. Clares Guld moots svory second Monday of tho month In Bradford Manor - East Haven Boys Scolt Dstrct Commttee meets frst Wednesdays at Btono Church 8 P. M. Cub Pack Commttee meets thrd Tuesday at Stono Churoh Jr. Womens league bf O. s! 0. 1st Wed. of every n\onth; at 8:00 P. M. In Parsh Houso, Junor Guld of Chrst Church moots In Ohroh Hall fourth Thursday.to each month, Womens Republcan club meets Fourth ITursday at the Annex House. Garden Club meets fourth Wednesday In Hagaman Memoral Lbrary. Bradford Manor Auxlary meets at the Bradford Manor Hall every frst Monday of tho movth. Junor Frends of Musc, Thrd Tlursdays 3:30 P. M. Hagaman Lbrary; June 16 Well Chld Conference 2 P.M. Momauguln School. June 18 Annversary Garden Party, Chrst Church. Rectory Lawn. /;,. Juno 22 East Haven Womens Club, Hagaman Memoral Lbrary., Juno 24 Closng Day at Hgh School. June 25 St. Andrews Church School Pcnc Lake Compouncc. June 25 Chrst Church Sunday School Parsh^ Pcnc. June 20 Confrmaton, Chrst Epscopal Church Juno 28 Well Chld Conference 2 P..M.. Town, Juno 27-July 2 Carnval, Foxon Communty Grounds. July 2 Lawn Party, St. Andrews Church, grounds.of Mr. Mrs. Leo Hazall, Orannls Corner. July4-9 Bradford Manor Hose Co. Mardl Gras. July 8 Hunt Brothers Crcus, West End Stadum. July East Haven Sales Days "Shop Man- Street ^East Haven." Aug. 6 Bradfprd Manor Drum Corps Feld Day Parade Exhbton. 4W

2 --«««f-t >-, -4 ^"V* I l^o^jn nel:o.i.l )IDIw.vY E-.ST n..ven, CT. I %s.l Ifrl I f^go Bght THE BRANFOE0 RBVIBW - KEWB Gft Neckte BY BILL AHERN In Brantord, many years ago, Mr. Mrs. P. H. Dunn, because they Were chldless, reached Into nn "Orphan Asylum" adopted a boy upon whom they spent much tme lavshed much love. Later they found that lads brother agan spread the arm of ther affec Hon to Include hm. But the thrd brother had been already spoken for lved In Danbury. But that tght crcle, called a famly had agan been rc-cslabllshcd for the frst tme snce the boys were seven. Tle Branford resdents were the oldest the youngest brothers the lad, who lved In Danbury, was the mddle-aged youth. Ther youth had been a successon of beng let out to varous farmers the oldest lad was to make three dfferent Insttutons lls home before tho Dunns brought hm permanently here. Because the gr couple owned a plumbng busness,tlloy allowed hm to become an apprentce Inthat trade. Because ho could sng they allowed hm to take bssons because they were Ood-lovlng Ood fearng, they Inssted upon hs regular attendance at church. In all three classfcatons they were wse In ther oholco. Eventually the eldest brother met marred one, Sarah Loretta Koough, of the Bradley street Keoughs, the couple began ther own adventure In lfe. One that bore three sons a daughter. Probably because hs own lfe had been so ftful tryng, no chldren ever In tho town had a more pleasant father. Hs wfe, even now, recalls how ho would woke In the early hours of»the day walk to the bassnet or crb play wth the babes, t they wore avfrake, or Just watch them n ther sleep surprzed at the mechancs ot lfe whch eventually brought hm the serenty of hs own famly lfe. In the early years the famly moved about consderably. The frst boy wns born In Fourth Ward on Bradley Street, Tho second wos born In tho poltcal domcle of Pete Carney Mke Rce, on Ivy Street. The thrd was near tho lbrary dvdng lne between the uptowners the downtowners. He frst saw tho llghtof day, accordng to the data dn fle by Dr. Arthur Tennoy, on the frst floor flat of the Harrson Avenue house, then owned by Mrs. Mary Crcem, now tho property of Joo Chuldlnl. Eleven years later, the grl was born Just to gve further locale to the pcture, she decded to ptch her frst C above hgh 0, from the second story apartment of the same house. Tho chldhood years were wonderful. ; Lvng next to the schoolyard. Pop (for by now you must recognze tho character) used to have a crcus umprng baseballgames from the ktchen wndow. In those days tho Harrson Avenue schoolyard was wdely used as a ball pastdro among the kds, despte the fact that It was once lned.wth stately pne trees. Boys would bo playng ball mornng, noon nght often the sessons were heatedones. Many tmes. Just before prncpal Ella McOrall would sound the old brass bell, endng the noonday recess, tho wndow would fly up an argument wth some Juvenle umpre would get underway to establsh whether or rot a youth stealng home Jad legtmately counted. It got that the players would have Pop call them from tho wndow, probably because hs voce was tho heavest. W.e kds always had a ball bat sometmes on a Saturday afternoon, Pop would bat them out to us. Once, one of the Zesner boys was playng shortstop Pop drove one to hs rght a few feet. The lad waved to It as It went past, wthn feldng dstance, Pop asked hm, "Where wore you on that one?" "Its no use mster," the lad shouted wearly as ho dsgustedly strolled after the pll, "ts no use".! He watched Pete Nalmo become a felder In that yard as the kd tred vallently for ground balls predcted that le would become one of the towns better ball players. Too, he watched Walt Brannlgan ptch for the uptowners agalpst tho downtow^ners on the same rockstrewn surface. Prevous to botl of ther rses nto thb athletc sun, he used to watch Vln Carhey spend lours on hs httng feldng. LIko all other sports followers In the town, ho was a great admrer of Frank MoQowans ablty many tmes vsted tho old Wess Park to watch the "Beauty" play. In 1021, when they gave hm a day, prevous to hs. embarkaton on a bg league career, he asssted to tho extent of helpng to ralso tho purso then gong to the Eln Cty to watch hm cavort both at the bat In the feld. ; He ddnt talce hs oldest son on that memorable day, the lad was only ten, but thereafter he brought hm to the games; at PurccUs lot where the Laurels baseball team played; to SUneys lot where the same green clad worrers got ther start n football under tho able rens of Bob Kcly. Later to Hammer Feld tho ball parks about the old Mddlesex crcut to glory In the ptchng explots of Bll Clancy, George Far KUnky Klarman, Harry Noyes, Pnky McTrottes. * The oldest son watched lstened to tlb arguments on Crsmans old bus, Elven now, he recalls that fne bt mmcry, John Van Wlo used to gve, when he Imtated the old stylo rado Us statc as tho able hs of-alton Crlsman steered the creaky vehcle to from tho vstors parks.,, Thus It was that a love of baseball, Indeed all sports, came to the son Pop would bo careful to pont out after thb game what he thought the mstakes were. A bt envously, the lad watched young Frank Knney keep the score for the bg team. It was always rght tle~flrst tlmp neatly dono In Ink. Even tho oldtlmers used to ask June what lls decson was on certan plays were satsfed wth tho answer, ^ - On Sundoys, he used to bo hcadllnosman at the Laurel games, n the days before they became a bg cog In tho pgskn wheel of the state. He started frst at Slneys lot when Art Dnhl Mckey Banko were adng blossomng stars lke Dave Hylenskl, rjllkey Cooke, Bearcat Kelly otler gladators. Ir all hs years of lnng the boll wth the yard markers, ho never blew hs whstle to call a penalty. He merely warned the offenders let them know that they dd not fool anybody. But most of all ho loved to sng. He wns not only a good snger, he mght have been a ;rcat one had he not had a sense of ollcglonco whch kept hm In Branford. Hs voce has been heard In solo at New York famous Carnege Wth the OBren grls, ho took lessons from Mrs.^ Franz MUcke of Walllngford asde from tho satsfacton of voce culture, ganed tho confdence one gets wth publc experences. Ho was solost In St. Marys Church, here, for many years self contessed crtcs who attended Sunday servces used to. wegh the qualty of hs yolco ono week aganst another. Many mnny an Irsh woman would vow that Blly was gong to sng to her fuuernl servces but most woeo wrong for he preceded many of Uem to a grave on the hlltop of St.- Agnes oemetary.,, He was a man who could wake up sngng. Indeed, before hs sons were ten he had them sngng the chorus work of. Glbert sulllvans operetta, "The Pnafore". We kds, sued to dress before the oven door In the ktchen as wo trooped out of the bodroom,seeklng tho warmth of a good coal fre, ho would llfl hs voce. "Srs good mornng". "Good mornng". Pop: "I hope you are qute well" Kds: "Qute well, you sr?" "I am very, very good, ard j want It understood, I comm a rght good crow" etc. But despte plens to have Mom tajto the part of Buttercup, she she never would consstantly. Then Helen was born he was sure that she could do the part, once performed by Anne OBren In the show at the old Musc But he grew HI before she was old enough to solo by then tho boy.s weregrown tho domcle had been shfted to Palmer Road. L We kds, used to have all sorts of fancful Ideas when we awoke nl nght after heorlng the fre sren callng Brnnfords volunteer hqso laddermen to ther cvc duty sleep wns alwoys easer when he returned safe from any probablo harm. Once when an qrphan boy was pcked up. at Hnnnlfords (the old Kelly homestead) after runnng away, ho expressed the wsh that ho had found the boy because before he was returned to the home tha boy would have a day that le would never forgot. Somehow Pop always had an extra buck when he grew older we lads began datng. Always he Invted the other boys grls to th.r house for Intermsson gatherngs-at the Battery "Ball Junor Proms. Always,too, there were refresluents for everybody.. j TWO HUNDRED RECOGNIZED FOR SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AT ANNUAL AWARD ASSEMBLY An award a.?scmbly was held Frday mornng, Juno 3rd, In tho hljh school audtorum for the Junor Senor Hgh Joan Pratt was student loader. Tho followng awards were presented: zthe D. A. R. mcdnr presented to tho boy grl of tho eghth grade for atttude, servce, honor, scholarshp was made to Beverly BIgolow Bruce Collojy by Mss MadoUn Zacher In the name of the Mary clapp Woosted Chapter, Daughters of the Amercan Revoluton. Mss Ruth Frlschkorn, mu.?lc supervsor, presented letters pns to tho followng aloe Club members Senors 4 years: Jean Austn. Lawrence Delgrego, Justne Erlokson, Betty Palnla, Pat. rtoynolda. Lberate Forrllll, Eml Kehanbcck, Janyle Mallloux, Lcona Potor.son, Mary Barbara Jones, Jo-Ann Donodlo, Louse Pond, Ronald Mageo, Lllan Ferrelll. To the followng students for actve servce of 3 years In Glee Club partcpatng In concerts assembllc) Joan Gobel, Kenneth Gucnlhor, Vrgna Adams. Threo years In Glee Club: Hotly Derbachor, Janet Erlckson,^ Nancy Norrls, Dorothy Spadonl, Alloc Struzlnskl, Helen Grcss, Ann Olson, Anna-Rose Harrson, Arleno Smth, Lous Donofrlo, Edth Wllams. Hornet Staff members were awarded letters by Mrs. Harold Barker, faculty supervsor. Elmer McCoy for 4 years servce. Three year servce, Mary Zurowskl, Ruth Johnson, Ann Anastaslou, Barbara Rodman, Jonnle^Zebrowskl, Jan Wolf. Two years servce; Vrgna Johnson, Helen Moshako, Janyce Mallloux, Rchard Murphy, Ann Olson, Fred Smalley, Elzabeth Maddern, Mary Barbara Jones. B members receved letters for 2 years membershp. The letters were presented by Mr. Harold Brewer n tho absence of Mr. Agostlro RossoUl, supervsor of the b. Members wore: Donald Ballon, Joseph Petcla, Donald Wa«I. Rchard MongUlo,. Lews Bracken, Ralph Bolter, Anna-Roso Harrson, Wllam Gordon, Edward Dwyer, George Ghlroll. Prncpal Clarence C. Townsend presented the Servce squad letters as follows to senors: Robert Anderson, Betty Gumkoskl, John Nygard, Joseph Ambrulevlch, John Ambrulevlch, Anna-Rose Harrson, Alce Struzlnskl, Merrll Blake. Letter one strp: Janyce Mallloux, Justne Erlckson, Janet Erlckson, Helen Meshako, Leonard Pago, lotters two strps: Robert Potts, Rchard Baldwn, Joan Gebel. Letter threo strps, Jack Cornng. To Junors: letters; George Prout, Wlbur Washngton," Robert Young, Maureen Mornng, Robert Polastl, Alloc Bedard. Letter one strp: Phylls Rce, Rchard Murphy, Mary Zurowskl, letter two strps to Jenne Zebrowskl. To Sophomores: letters; Frod Smalley, Davd Kmetz, Jo-Ann Nygard. Letter strp to Audrey Atknson Joan Austn. Grls Athletc awards were gven by Mss Vrgna Moessmang, Physcal Instructor for grls. Class awards: Placards, tlo between senor Junor for hockey; basketball PAT REYNOLDS Named top (jhl athlete at Award A.sscmbly held la.st Frday. Ml,"S Reynolds wll end.scholstlc career at Branford Hgh on Monday nght. cla.ss partcpaton to Ann Cudgma, freshman. Numerals to the followng Junors: Alce Bedard, Dors Hanson, Jesse Vltzak, Joan Cudgma, Elane Blgelow, Ann Ftzgerald, Francos Hartgen, Jenne Zebrowskl. To sophomores: Vanessa PetrlUo, Lee Whte, Rosemarle Carlson, Anta Rubbo, Alle Forsmen, Pat. Lews Joan Hallden, Janet Eastwood. To freshmen: Dana Armstrong, Barbara Jones Ann Cudgma, Stella Emlellta, Betsy Johnson, Joan Holsonbaoh, Deana Luclan. Lettorff: Senors: Vrgna Adams, Jeanet Erlckson, Lcona Peterson, Pat. Reynolds, Anna-Ro.sc HarrLon, Donadlo. To Junors: Thclma Mary Barbara Jones, Jo-nn Karlnsky, Barbara Pepte, Carolyn Carsten, Ann Anastaslou, Jeanncttc DeBernardl, Lorrane Stevens, Helen Boyle, Barbara Pope, Pat. Konney, MnryZurowskl. To Sophomores: Joan Austn Janet Vlshno.., Cheerleaders: Slver megaphones: Lcona Peterson, Pat. Reynolds, Evelyn Knapp. Letters, strps, chevron; Joan Kamlnsky, Barbara Pope. Kennedy, Joan Austn, Anta Rubbo. Specal sweater awards Is made to any grl In "the school that the Grls A. A. votes Is the most all around. Ths year the vote was ted the followng two grls of the Junor Cass wll share the honor of wearng the s.weator, Joan Kamlnsky Pat. Kennedy. To the grl In the senor class who has accumulated the most ponts n the entre four years of sport partcpaton a Jacket Is presented. Pat. Reynolds won the award ths year wth overgoo ponts to her credt. Coach Warren Sampson presented the awards to the boys In the physcal educaton department as follows: For,partcpaton In three sports: Robert Vlshno, Joseph Chler, Robert Boutlller, Blake Lehr, Rchard Dolnn. In two sports: Lous Locarno, Robert Sobolewskl, Donald Atknson, Rchard......Coleman, Gerald Bryant, Addson Mary Barbora Jones; senor; volley Long, Edmund Markleskl, ball, Janet Erlckson, senor; Vncent Casanova. In one sport: Once or twce a year, there would bo large famly partes at the house. Then the pano would rng to accompany numerous sngers, mostly professonal, Jg, for the dancers, mostly amateur. After they were over It was a nostalgc feelng whch pervaded the house tor It was a shame to see such a gr tme end. Its boon nostalgc for years, for once he passed on, the gatherngs SRldom reached the heght to whch he could promote them. And though se seldom says so, I know that Mom Is lonoly-for all her youngsters are marred now. It he were allvo next Snday, ho would bo gettng necktes just Uko so many fathers wll. He would want that tlo to have a lot of color. "Somborness Is for the aged," ho would say. Ho would wear that splash of color aganst a whte shrt tucked wthn a blue sut. Then ho would clmb the chor loft to sng. He would bo In pretty good voce, he always was on holday. And because It was summer, the out-of-towners would look up In the chor loft to hear tho bg tme voce wthout knowng It they would bo happy. But tho old tmers In Branford could toll them, wore they asked. They would say thnt a man who sang Uko that bore, "Mnllce toward none".,, " «" It may be because of that qunllty, ho wll solo somewhere In the Infnty, on Fathers day. It ho docs hs neckte wll be a rot ot tender memores. The celestal ones wll smle because of the qualty of tho llttje guys groat boomng voce sendng a message of courage to those below. And all fathers wll be happy, as they lake a colorful slk monstrosty from Its wrappngs for through he Is recognzed but one day, a famly Ishs charge. A father once told me so. WTS PfffDlW ROGANSON BROTHERS DISTRIBUTORS SHORT BEACH. CONN. r -Tprsa"^ > LEONA PETERSON Senor captan of tho cheerleaders who graduates Monday nght after a brllant socal athletc career wth the class of Joseph Petcla, Rchard Monglllo Rchard Murphy, Leonard Page John NcldJewskl, Rubn Taylor Joseph Ambrulevlch. Robert Bahn- Aratrlca Great Fshng Molor 5.0 HORSEPOWER" JOHNSOH TD $ Fshermen! Get your Johnson TV mutor NOW I No more lone watng lsts. Prompt delveres now beng made. Improved for 49. Your fshn frends wll tell you... the Johnson TD s Amercas yreat fshng motor. Come n see d )OBC Ctrtlfttd Brakt H.P. al 4000 r.p.m. Brhare Marne Sales Branford Hlls JOHNSON Tel SIA.HODSI OUTBOARD MOTORI Croatans Meet Arena Grll MonJ The C. F. U. Meadow Restaurant softfall team wll meet the Arena Grll, consdered by many to be the top Softball aggregaton about these parts, In a scheduled game at Hammer Feld on Maonday nght at 0:30. The locals wll send ether the veteran Joe Rcsjan or newcomer Zp Massey, to the hlu In an effort to stave off the red-hot counter attracton, bg Wally Adams, beleved to bo the states top hurler of the overszed pll. Appearng wth the vstors wll be such old favortes as Red Lucarl Joe St. John. Branford wll use Its regular lneup. Matt Markleskl, catch; Paul Ward, frst base, Wlllo Proto,.second base; Anthony Yasavac,.shortstop; Ben Mezleskl, thrd base; Frank Ya.savac, centcrtleld; Stan Lubcskl, left feld Larry CzapUckl, rght feld. Tlursday, June 0, 1949 Dr. Newell R. Kelley, M.D. of Wethersfleld, wll be the speaker at the charter ceremones of the Branford Exchange Club whch wll take place next Tuesday evenng at the Slver Spruce Inn In North Branford. Dr. Kelley Is the Immedate past state presdent ot the Connectcut Exchange Club. Vstng members throughout the. state wll be In attendance..son. Also the managers: Lawrence Delgrego Robert Young. For partcpaton In the C. I. A. C Robert Vlshno, Wlbur Washngton Wllam Gordon, Rchard Coleman, Rchard Dolnn, Lous Locarno, Robert Sobolowskl, Addson Long, Robert BoutllUer, Joseph Chler, Blake Lehr, Thomas Purcell. The boys who have over 1000 ponts accumulated for partcpaton In sports were presented sweaters. They were Robert Vlshno, Joseph Chnndler, Rchard Dolnn. Robert Sobolowskl Robert Vlshno were runner-ups for the sweater awards. Ther pont total was computed between COO 700 ponts. Gong Fshng Sworms ARE FRESH DAILY TONYS BAIT SHOP 68 HOPSON AVENUE Anthony Evorch, Prop. TAKE A BOY FISHING ASK YOURSELF? Does t pay you to take chances? If your mattress snt perfect for restful sleep Order a Doctor Knght today, only $44.55 THE HAMILTON SHOPS BRANFORD POP S the queston HERE FAMOUS BOND ST. SHIRTS Whte or Colors $2.95 $3.95 th e answer I I Gfts He Can Wear Enjoy. Hsome Tes n the Latest Shades $1.00 to $3.00 Monograms Pure Slks Woolens H Pants Bows COOL-CRISP SPORT SHIRTS $ $3.95 Fne Rayon Poplns... Smooth - Lustrous Rayons Gabardnes Luanas FAUTLESS PAJAMAS $4,95 - $5.25 WILSON BROS. HOSE 55c pr. HANDKERCHIEFS, Lnens Cottons Monograms - Plan 35c to 75c COOL SUMMER SLACKS $4.95 to $8.95 STRAWS.PANAMAS $2.45 to $4.95 BASQUE T-SHIRTS $ 1.00 to $ Man St., East Haven f 1 u.v WHAT BOOSTS BOOSTS I MAKE A BIGGER, BcTTER. BUSIER COMMUNITY =^=.,. t = = he leaat Mumn Nftus VOL. V NO. 41 Combned Wth The Branford Revew Evst Haven, Connectcut, Tluusday, June 10, 1049 DELIVERED BY MAIL ONLY SUBSCRIBE NOWl ADDRESS COMMUNICATIONS TO P. O. BOX IB3 STRICTLY LOCAL.. VIEWS, REVIEWS AND PREVIEWS OF THE SCENE BY PAUL H. STEVENS MR. GARVINS ADDRESS AT E. H. H. S. GRADUATION HAVE YOU ANY ROOMS TO SPARE? Prom tme to tme we are called on the phone or stoped on the street by someone who s badly n need of n house, a flat, a couple of rooms wth ktchen prvelcbes, or even just a place where they can "hang ther hat." Certanly n a town the sze ofkast Haven there must bo a number of vacances occurn; nl the tme. If wc only had a clearng house for such vacances t mght be possble to fll them wth the most dcscvng bonc-scekers those who really need to resde u ths comm\nty. In the past we have done what wc eould to steer people toward vacant rentals when we have known of them, often t has no*t rcurcd the placng ot a want ad-1 vcrtsement. It we only knew ot more vacances occurrng, or about to occur, wc could, perhaps, do more. There are new famles busness couples constantly comng nto East Haven as our local busness exps, all of these would lke to make ther homes among us. We know of a few new school teachers who arc already seekng quarters nto whch they wll want to move as soon as the summer s over. These teachers wll desfe to have central locatons those unable to get bouses or flats wll do wth a room or two wth ktchen prvleges. The bousng shortage be/g what t s wth an csug up, of the stuaton not lkely n the mmedate tutu"re, t behooves all of us to use a lttle coopcralon n helpng those who really need to lve n Bast Haven to fnd rents here. There are others we could gve ther names f a.skcd, who arc beng forced to move because of sale of Ibc house n whch thoy lve. These people, all of Ihcm dn not want to move out of East. Haven lke t here. They have proven themselves good ctzens of ths communty they want to keep on lvng bore. It you have rooms or even a room to spare, thnk these facts over, Ive been thnkng of ths mo-,pe so smple, yov so essental ment tor some tme now It haslthat you bo loyal hnd tolerant to arrved. I am both happy "n- your new school arfemployer your happy. Happy In the tact that you,_,,, J.J,,r.,A tua have reached your goal here at lj.^z^,,w nf r n,npmp7,fj H East Haven Hgh School wll^l"=,1^1 to S o them ^ThS,soon receve your dplomas, sym-^^y bf courteous t nl Z^anrt bollzlng stards acheve-y ". "= "r=^^^^^^ menst accompushed-unhappy In Sf,y," ^ftleme That?m be a eolr u" *^depend TpoT,"th"e "senlji l"s\os tesetws llnlus^t class to a ercat exl? t In hefnlne.^ly to P!^»P» ot of valuable «l 1,, M,.^ ^L L w. nl^h nformaron---thnt you have vchrnnlh ^h, r.v,?. n^^^hnn nf sp^ct for authorty eooperate through ths. close.assoclauon of t, j,, ^ ^e tryng to Hghest Award Captured By Local Corps La.st Thursday nght n Wolorbury tho Bradford Manor Drum [Corps won tust prse ot $250 n n statewde contest sponsored as a part of the Zlndab Grotto Crcus, sx of the top-score drum corps of work play, frendshps wth the faculty school are made, whch we hope wll contnue after graduaton. We have gven you responsblty you have not taled. You have set excellent stards as a class whch are a credt to our Hgh School, In a class of 110 students, 33 are on the 4-year honor roll; 17 wth hgh hofors 16 wth regular honors. 42 students are to contnue ther educaton beyond the secondary level n 4-year colleges, Unlversltles. Teachers colleges. Junor Colleges, Nursng schools. Busness schools specalzed schools. Tlls Is an excellent battng average In any league. It Is of professonal qualty; but wc lke to feel hero at East Haven Hgh School thnt our phlosophy of educaton goes deeper beyond scholarshps alone. Workng studyng In the classroom outsde the classroom, In our extra currloular program under the gudance drecton of n.n excellent staff of traned teach- Wth those who may be tryng to help you, as you_haye_ done he-c nt Iconnectlcut partlclwted Includng two In the Junor ci the senor class. two In the Junor class lour In TOWN TOPICS Two DoIUn Per TeM A bt of news, a bt of Gossp, a bt of Fun, Gathered on our Saturday aftor.noon stroll. SunuHcr starts Tuesday 1 lcd the rrltlny nftcrnaon ck u rm[n,y ucnu»u,, cvcnln;: fnllnwln; July 4 at Uo SuKlay wll be a Kcal day forj^vcst Bud Stadum far_ the hcctt Dad! Kds gettng ready for closng of schools of the South Dstrct Improvement Assoclatluns playground tund. uucj. I Bennny Ooodman, ehalrmon ot,.,.,- the clfous commlttoo, extended the Ulsl_ school,cxym8,juo 10^_n thanks ot the assocaton ths Competng aganst the others l\ nn open meet tho East Haven unt was gven the hghest ratng. Klty help you, as you have done he^ ausaf IggrcgaUonlTlo^second plac^,brsarerotonrculylnju*y. East Haven Hgh School. Most of ^,";^ ^^\^ g Francs senors ot I"«"=^ "^"" -^^y-" "^ these Items I hav6 mentoned, to,jj^^^ H vcn thrd place was you n our conversons oyer ^y a Merldon unt whch has the sound system 13hls wll toe the ^^ Jl^m, nny wns around tho last tme as studbnte-of our school l"hrt r^ season under our dlrcctlort^ that 1 wll be Herman schart, who called ua by addressng you as n group. Soon], f^^^^ Watcrbury Thursday you wn becme members of the,,,t ^^ tc s ot tho vctory for ever-growng lst tol East Haven grldford Manor, hnd hgh prase lllsl scuoo cxym8,ju.o.u,. thanks ot the assocaton ths 20. OrRnnlzntlo Bay tor next ^^ek to Supt. of Schools Wllam ywrss classes, Juno 23. Rcpnrt ^ Q,g ^^j, tllstrlbuted 1,760 ad- Cn«l Day Fnal school Day, msson tckets through tho class Juno 24. rooms of the publc schools. HlSntewThflur"^.Io"^ Trlbc77;;rprov*d Order g sales ovont_eu^yjn.luy., p^^, ^,^^_ wll hold a meat ball Frederck W. Mack Ills mo- spafbcttt supper In tlo Man thcr, Mrs. Margaret Mack of 300 Street wlfrvln Monday evenng to Man Street left lts Wednesday on wl\jl nl lt«l Men nrc Invted. At the George Waslngton to vst that tme the slumps wll be occu- Englnnul, Belgum, Frnec nul plcd by past sachems. Swtzerl for two monus. Tlcy I f;;h"q^hanr nn;;,,,^ w^l-,? 1!,u,^Brndford Monor,"m"d"hgh"prale Xr n"^at"ljjrttmr?o/\nsl\=a nc^e ofalvefocrunr^ or Just a vst to talk over some of ",\,,mgd hv all your past experences, Tm sure, f p";: Vaveners wll have a chance new ones. I tnow 1^ has. been dlffl- ^ ^r llth^v the Sford Mann.n excellent staff of traned teach-me the staff. It Is thngs ot ths ers, we lke to feel frst of all that knd whch makes for lastng memof beng able to get along wth peo- orles THE RED CROSS BtOOD PROGRAIf cult tor you ths year breakng In a new prncpal. As! to how s\ccessful you vc been only tme wll tell, but I can truthfully say that Ive learned a lot myself ths year. I wsh to complment you on your excellent scholarshp thank yu for all the nce thngs you have done for us partcularly for the excellent cooperaton youve gven n^_ nn.1 tun f^r,ff It- l«tulnn..»r lut.. to see hear the Bradford Man or Drum Corpps at tho Stale Feld Day to be hold on the Hgh school I grounds hero later In the summer. Plans Made For July Sales Days In East Haven Bds Are Asked For Pavng Of Hemngway Ave. plan to return August 23 on tho An InterostlnR exhbt depletng IMarlne Shark. Ac/jcompanylng Ihcm?;"»= of Ihl aotlyltles of Communs a classmau of New Hrltan Stalo Ity Chest abonclcs In the greater Tcnchcrs- COIICRC, Abbott Whle ot.nw Haven area has been on dls- Innnbury. Bon Voyage! P^S; the past month In the Town I I- Hall lobby where It has attracted We add our congratulatons to not a lttle attenton. aeorge E. Munson ot Park Place,! who on June 1 receved a Gold I Mr. Mrs. Harold L. Weaver Hamlton Watch, sutably engraved, of Pasndcnn,Cnlf., have bcc«gcst.^ markng twebly-tlve years of loyal Ihs past week of Mr. end Mrs. C. servce for the Acaca Mutual Lfe I.. Weaver of Bradley Avenue. Tl>o InstSfceo Company ot Washng-Wcnvers movch to Pasadena more Ion, DIC, than n score years ago snce - ;., that tme Hnt well known Seven bus loads of youbslcrs ),c,ullfnl Calforna cty las grown from llo Old Stone Ourd Sunday,r,,^ g ^al\ conmnnlty to n me- School ther tenolcrs nn«i tro, L, f so.ftoo pcrsms. joycd one " the best nn- We had tho puvlegc last week of sttng n at a meetng ot Health Bduoators of the New Haven area when the Natonal Blood Pogam of the Amercan Wed Cross was explaned. Ths pogam, aleudy undewjy bunc p.rl ol the country, wlll, be launchcd- 111 Connectcut n the Pall lasl lin\(ms Red C oss unl, one o the tbuteen blanches of the New ILuen Chapte. s alcadj beng alerted to do ts full share. Mrs. Erc Dolnn, long actve n the local Publc Health- Nursng Assocaton otler cvc group.s, lus been chosen to head the East Havcu project. As theweclts move on toward September we wll be hearng readng about the Red Cross Blood Program. Dedcated to savng lves preventng human sufferng, the Natonal Blood Program of the Amercan Red Cross offers an unparalleled opportunty for men women of good wll to rally to the cause of humanty. The worth of blood plasma was proven durng AVorld War II n tle savng of lves of our defenders. Blood blood dervatves are needed n every hosptal today to releve the sck the sufferng among our neghbors. Only through such an agency as the Red Cross, wth ts vast army of professonal volunteer workers, could the tremendous need be met. The goal of the program s to provde suffcent blood, blood dervatves, wthout charge for the nunmubu... ^..^,. products, to help save lves prevent needless sufferng through- "he^double llne^of trol[ey" lrack.s out tho naton. The Red, Cross wll worlc n closest relatonshp ; -, ^- wth the medcal professon, ^yth hosptals, wth duly consttuted health authortes from the natonal level down o our own communly level. The hosptals wll mantan the blood banks after the program becomes effectve only patent fee for blood used wll be the hosptal adnnstraton charges. Blood donors wll no longer be requred as they are now because suffcent blood wll be gven - wllngly wthout fee by the hundreds of thouss who wll respond to the humantaran plea durng the campagn n other campagns to follow. A moble unt wll be.set up n East Haven at a date place to be announced later. We hope beleve East Haveners wll meet ths call as they have all others. Repavng of Hemngway Avenue from tho juncton of Man Street at the northwest corner of the Town Green, to^short Beach Road, a major Improvement whch has been long awated n East H.aven, Is sehedulcd to begn In the near future. It was slated at the Town Hall ths week. Ths hghway, a part ot the man travel artery from the center to Cosey Beach by way of Coe Avenue to Short Beach by way of Short Beach Road, Is a part of the State Trunk Lne hghway system, the pavngwll be done under state contract. State Hghway Commssoner O. Albert HlU has called for bds on ths project whch wll bt opened at the State Offce Buldng In Hartford on Monday, June 27, at 2 P.M. It Is proposed that the avenue be resurfaced wth btumnous concrete. The dstance Is approxmately 13,387 lnear feet. Two bus lnes of the Conneotl- cut Company utlze Hemngway Avenue, the lne to Branford by way of Short Beach the lne to jmomauguln. The work wll. It s Senor Awards Marlyn Ellott was awarded the $100 scholorshlp by the Teachers Federaton for worthy students who expect to enter the teachng professon. The Half-hour.* warded a prze ^.,-.. Rosslte as the senlo who has shown the most Intecsl getttost ImprovorewlJt m v, Hte:tTy aehlpvementr"-*^,^ Fred Do FoUce was DjWarded n $400 yearly scholarshp to Yale Unversty. Prellnlnnry cplnns were made tor frends cnj.,j>.. nual nlcnlcs ever Inst Snlrdny al Lake Compounce. Acknowledgment Is mndc lo the followng who have pad snbsctlp- tlons tho past week to the East Ha- Prounnnry cpans were muuc lurven News: Grace W. Stratlon, E.H. a bg three day sales event by Ea.st Bradley, H. C. Saurbrunn, Betty Haven merchants on July 14, 16 Icoyle, Elzabeth P. Qnlpln, Gertrude 10 at the June meetng of tho East.pemberlon, Mrs. R. Davs, Agnes.,, _,,,.,,,,,, Haven Busness Assocaton Tues- Borenson. Shore Lne Packng Co., }}\ J^"^","""- /"vt L.^^? day nght In the Town, A.P. Malllarls, Ncholas Cody, Edna dfcl Sahnr?S f^ MI I^S,!) S^Sn! The Assocaton also voted to preston. JJSL^^S "L.V.,^ ^^l *"""= ^ J?",^ KleoUo of otfccrs Is slated at llo mcllnk ot Uc Amercan Ite- { ;lon Auxllnry at 8 ths Frday evcnng nt tle ICKlon rooms n Tlnnp- Ison Avcc. Ihe nemlwrs cnjoyc*!, ther nmnl summer outng Tcsdny nxhl at the Sen Isle Rcslauranl In West Haven,., The Assocaton also voted to Preston, Hnven Funeral sorvlqcs were hold lour Readng Crcle change It-j name to the East Haven Mornhprs of Momaunuln l./)dgo of Monday awadcd a plzo ot $500 to Caol chamber ol Commcce ad to lake Member^^^^,, whch have remaned unused snce the street cars were gven up some tme ago. MALE TEACHERS Unlcr a new polcy wlleh has been adopted n Che East Ilnvcn School system there wll be nt least one male teacher n each of East Havens publc schools starlng wth llc openng ot the Fall Term n September. Tlc hgher salary scale has made t posslllc In allrncl more male teachers nto tle system, t was staled, t has lee found advsable lo lll/.c male tc chers who are spreally qualfed to work wth the pupls n ther (Vbyslcal educaton work; Chamber ol Commcce to lake vn-mu-o vj «.«.,....^.. steps toward ntfluallon wth the Masons me lemludod that the, an nunl St Johns Day aerv.lcos wl XI.B. Chamber Presdent Vncent Oagllavdl, ot Tdwne Clothes, presded cotslbcrablo onthuslam was shown In the varous projects dscussed The Asscclatlon voted lo donate $25 to the Branford Manor Drum Corps toward Its torthcomlng stole Meet to be held here In August also to provde Ibc merchants wth banners welcomng the vstng drum corps. The sum ot $26 was also voted to tho Foxon Communty Buldng Fund pledge of $25 was made to the Dental Clnc Fund. ARRIVES FROM ENGLAND Mss Murel Shepherd arrved tho past week on the R M S Parlhla lo make her home wth her aunt uncle Mr. Mrs. Ou.s Blokl of Llndberg Street. Mss Shepherd comes, from Manchester Engl, some forty years or so ago by Mr. a delghtful town In whch to resde. Also vstng recently at the Blokl home was James Scott of Toronto, Canada. nua" St"johnffl" Dw 7er"v.teos wm\ Co"BratulaUor«lo^Mr., MtB^ Sofhold ths year on Sunday, Juno\? *j; L^rl *,^^^?<»l Lj^^2 l lon^ 111 rhrlt Enlsconnl Church. 20, In Chrst Epscopal Church. Tckets nrc In very great dcnnml for the Hum Ilrolhcrs crcus to be to whom a son, tholr. second, we born on May 23 IntSt^RftphaBls Hosptal, Tho; newcomer s namod Walter Harry FnBtoff, LAKE HUBINGER A POPULAR RECREATION AREA IN SUMMER "Y" Vacaton Spot For Adults Youngsters FIRST ANKUAL FLOWER SHOW It s such events as the Flower Show, so successfully staged n the Town Hall Audtorum last week, that helps to buld the East Haven Communty ot nterest, about whch much has been sad durng recent years. The East Haven Garden Club ts enterprsng offcers members are deservng of a town-wde vote of apprecaton for the very fne work they dd n arraffng ths beautful affar whch wc hope wll become an annual event n East Haven come each June, Out of town judges, some of whom have been judgng at Flower Shows for a good many years, suy tlat the East Haven show was one of the best they have ever seen. And these judges meant exactly what they sad. Wc uvcnt.seen many Flower Shows, but we doubt f very many held n communlcs comp.rable to ours could be any better. The audtorum stage had been transformed nto a dlghtful garden settng wth.shru.bs, flowers other lvng greenery. All around up down the audtorum were tables set wth around at ujj au\^ uu,,,, n.^... beautful arrangements exhbts of.tunc llo.s.som.s. There were 48 classes u all, we were told, n two dvsons, cultural artstc arrangement-s, from Ihe bountful appearance there must have been many exhbts n each class.. The enthusam shown by the offcers, commttee charmen memberr of the Garden Club, nn organzaton whch tself s one ot the newcomers to East Haven, was especally pleasng. To Where do your sons play durng.summer vacaton? What do you do tor recreaton In the sultry months of July August? Theres an answer to both these problems rght here In East Haven. In the two-fold program offered by the New Haven Y. M. C. A. a Communty Chest agency, at Hublnger Memoral Playground. Sxty acres of secluded woodl lake near the Muncpal Golf C6ur?c make ths part of East Haven a vacaton center tor youngsters adults alke, tree from the. proverbal nose turmol of cty lfe, but only a quck Jaunt from anywhere n the New Haven area. I Separate faellltles sectons ;are mantaned at Hublnger Playground for adult recreaton-seekers boys attendng the day camp. Bg attracton s the supervsed swmmng In 30-acre Hublnger Lake, but of course there Is a long [lst of actvtes athletcs of all sorts, boatbg crafts, nature study. The Day Camp for Boys wll Ibegln Its fourth season on June 27, wll contnue for four twoweek perods endng August 19. Buses call for boys near ther homes n thne to get to Camp Dates Ahead Dates Ahead must reach tho Edtor by Monday evenng. lccogn/. lls splt? Its Ilbgcr Lake rght here n Ksl llav, jarl of llubngfr.m^morul Iuaygrouud, owned operattd by llc y. M. C. A., a Ojmnuty (Jhost agoncy. Pctured here are adults there famle enjoyng the week-end evenng actvtes offered durng the summer. Work-weary adults [homes In tbne to get to camp fa""^^ «"l~ y the use of a.separate Hublngcr by 8 oclock. Nature study, part of the playground durng the thelr more than doubled each year, wth over 4200 adults famles maklng use of tho playground last year. [The adult secton Is open weeknghts from 4 to 9 p. m., startng Juno 28 runnng through September 25. Durng May Hublnger by a ocock. naurc,uu^,..,-- crafts, athletcs, swmmng, allevenngs on weekends. Memsupervsed by a traned staff of bers of the Y. M. C. A, ther drectors counselors, hghlght,famles can.secure season prv-uepcmocr <sa. xjum.j.t.,.j the day. leges for $5 for the entre famly ;june the camp Is restrcted to.. _ Youngsters from sx to 12 are Clubs, Y. M. C. A. groups, group use. Week-ends holdays one nf the newcnmes to East Haven was esneeallv nloasnr Pn elgble to attend the Day Camp, church groups afflated wth the are the specal realm of the adults, one 01 ne newtomus w..ds Ha\en, was tspeedllj pleasng, lou g^^rge of $10 per week Includes "Y are also encouraged to take for then the camp Is open from have a group such as ths s, workng together toward a common [transportaton to from camp, advantage of ths beautful noon untl 9. nterest, s a credt to any town. The Garden Show whch they as- mlk. Campers brng ther ownsecludea recreaton spot for thelr Further nformaton regardng sembled carrcd on so well, was a credt to East Haven lunches from home. The Day Camp outngs. any phase ot ether the Day Camp 11 v tf, nr nponle We Ink forward In Mnthev fne OrHet thnw = ^ servce of the Boys Dvson The adult secton has enjoyed or the adult program may be?l " peopll. \\< look loward to anotlc lne Oardeu bhow ^f jj,g Y. M. C. A. Is drected Increasng popularty snce Its secured by callng tho Y. M. C. A., of the Y. M. C. A., Is drected Increasng popularty snce Its secured by callng tho Y, M. O. A., by John Hobson..begnnng n Attendance haswcw navun o-o. Poquot Trbe, Improved Order of Red Men, each Monday at B P.M., Red Mens Hall 105 Man Street. Star of Vctory lodgo, No. 63, O. B. of B. Frst thrd Tuesdays, Rod Mens Rotary Club each Thursday 12:13 noon. St. Vncent Do Pauls Audtorum, Toylor Ave. Navajo Councl, No. 64, Dogroo of Pocahontas meets frst thrd Wednesday, Red Mens Prncess Chapter, No. 70 O. E. B. Meets second fourth Mondays, 8 P.M. In Masonc Halt. Horry H. Bartlott Post, Amercan Legon, meets 2nd 4th Thursday 8.I* P. M. Legon Buldngs. East Haven Assembly, OT^V ot Ranbow tor.grls meets Hmt thrd Frday, Masonc Hall 7:30 P. M. South Dstrct Olvo Assocaton meets second fourth Tuesdays, 8:30 p.m. 83 Vsta Drve. Baltonstall Cvc Assocaton, frst Tuesday of month 8 P.M. Momauguln Lodge, No. 138 A. F. A. M. Stated Communcatons 1st 3rd Mondays except July August Amergo Club meets last Sunday of each month at 4 P. M. In Club House. Narkeeta Councl, No. 27, Degree Degree of Pocahontas, second fourth Wednesdays, Red Mens Hall, Pequot Junor Councl, every Thursday, Red Mens St. Vncent DcPauls Ladles Guld meets second Tuesday, 8 P. M. Church audltorulm. Lcglon Auxlary meets Thrd Frday 8 P. M. Legon Buldng East Haven Democrats, Second Frday, Red Mens East Haven Fre Co. No. 1, meets frst Wednesday 8 P. M. Vte Headquarters. Publc Health Nursng Assn meets frst Monday 8 P. M. Town Amercan War Mothers, East Haven Chapter, meets second Tuesday, 8 P. M. Hagaman Memoral Lbrary. Chrst Church Mens Club meets frst Tuesday ot each-month 8 P. M. Church HaU. Half Hour Readng club Frst Thursdays, 2:30 P, M. Hagaman Memoral Lbrary. Bradfor(^ Manur Hose Company meets every last Mohday of the month at the Bradford Manor St. Clares Guld meets every second Monday ot tho month In Bradford Manor - East Haven Boys ScqUt Dstrct Commttee meets frst Wednesdays at Stono Ohuroh 8 P. M. Cub Pack Commlttoo meets thrd Tuesday at Stone Church Jr. Womens league ot O. Sl C. 1st Wod. ot every month; at 8:00 P. M. In Parsh House. Junor Guld ot Chrst Church meets In Chroh Hall fourth Thursday In each month. Womens Republcan club meets Fourth Thursday at the Annex House. Garden - Club meets fourth Wednesday In Haganan Memoral Lbrary, Bradford Manor Auxlary meets at tho Bradford Manor Hall every frst Monday of tho month. Junor Frends of Musc, Thrd Thursdays 3:30 P. M Hagaman Lbrary; June 18 Well Chld Conference 2 P.M. Momauguln School. June 18 Annversary Garden Party, Chrst Church. Rectory Lawn. / fr June 22 East Havon Womens Club, Hagaman Memoral Lbrary.. I June 24 Closng Day at Hgh School. June 25 St. Andrews Church School Pcnc Lake Compounce. June 25 Chrst Church Sunday School Parsh^ Pcnc. June 26 Confrmaton, Chrst Epscopal Ohurh Juno 28 Well Chta Conference 2 P..M.. Town Hall; Tune 27-July 2 Carnval, Foxon Communty Grounds. July 2 Lawn Party, St. Andrews Church, grouhdsvof Mr. Mrs. Lee Hazall, Qrannls Corner. july4-9 Bradford Manor Hose Co. Mardl Oras., July 8 Hunt Brothers Crcus, West End Stadum. July East Haven Sales Days "Shop Man Street East Haven." Aug. 6~Bradtprd Manor Drum Corps Feld Day Parado Fjchlblton. h:.

3 . ^,. >^^^^^^^^::^^^^^mtm^^mmgtfmm^^ -? n -ett--^-. ^-^ Many Localfes To Gef Degrees From Yale Mon. sx Branfor nturenl., one from Pne Orchnd one from Indan Neck are lsted among tho.se graduatng from Yale Unversty next Monday. They are; wll graduate are; Wllam G. Anlyan, 20 Green Gardens Court, Doctor of Medcne; :JIenry H. Clnton, 132 Cosey Beach Ave., Bachelor of Engneerng; Paul C. Davs, 10 Green Gardens court. Master of Arts; Jo.seph S. dlrende, 45 Bradley Ave., Doctor of Engneerng; George F. Dohna, 53 lauanm. Carter JK, Burr Road Hgh St., Bachelor of Engneerng; Master ot Arts; Robert S. Hndley, Pawaon Park, Bachelor of Scence Douglas W. Franchot, 35 Tuttle In Industral Adnlnlstratlon; Place, Bachelor of Laws; Morgan D Thomas F. Jodan, 170 E. Man St., Gattnoy, 87 Bradley Ave., Bachelor Baholor of Law.s; Edth S. Llsansky, Sound Vew Holglta, Indan Groon Gardens Court,, Doctor of of Arts; Paul M. Kattonburg, 34 Neck, Doctor o Phlosophy; Phlosophy; Cccle Plclol, 388 Romanoa P. Sarantldea,. Brantord Thompson ;Ave., Master of Arts HUl, Master of Arts; Wllam: A. JuUah I.plohol, 388 Thompson Ave, Thornton, Jr., 85 Cdar St., Master Doctor of Medcne to bo oommls.sloned Fr.st Leutenant In U. 8 0/ Scence. Army Medcal Corps Reserve. Idlnn Neck: Anson B. Carnder, Jr., Junper Lodge, Lnden Ave., Baohdlor of Scence nindustral Admnstraton. Pne Orcha-d: F. R. Er.sklne Orossley, Doctor of Engneerng. From Gulford, the followng wll receve degrees: Wlllan a. Drelsbach, Nlt Plans Rd., Bachelor of THE BRANFORD RKVIEW - EAST KAVEN NEWS B. H. S. SGHOLARSHIP WINNERS La\vs; Davd W. Fsher, Sachems Head, Bachelor of Scence In Industral Admnstraton; Ademor P. Sternberg, RFD No. 2, Bachelor of EnglneerTng.. The East Haven students who Slmmer Sesson Begns Thursday At Collegate Regstratons- are now beng accepted for the Summer Sesson at MALLEYS 16 PIECE HOSTESS SET BY LIBBEY. Cartoned for Gff Gvng Ideal for June Brdes Berry Festval A complotoservce n Lbboys sparklngglass wth "Borry Festval." Four each of juce glasses, h-ball,glasses, corcal :.oo bowls dessert bowls. Youll onjoy the colorful bg rod strawborrds pcrmanontly fred on Lbboys sparklng glass. Safc-odgo of course. Soo our other pallorns. n Ubboy H-Ball Sots 3.00 Glasswato, Mfllloys Bflsomont The ColcRlnte School, New Haven, whch wll open next Thur.sda.v, Juno 23 contnue through August 24. The nne-week.sesson features a schools, complete theory Instrumental work In the newly created Department of Musc. The regular school faculty wll teach durng the Summer Ses.slon. revew of all acdomc hgh school Small classes, whch permt greater subjects, new subjects for addtonal credts toward college adable rates are a contnuaton of ndvdual attenton, reasonmls.slon preparaton tor college past Collegate School polcy. entrance examnatons. Also ncluded n the currculum s Graduates at Indana Unversty Pre-Nursng Course (or young ths year ncde Lester Clark ladles enter hosptal nursng Wnter of Branford You ought to be j, drvng a ^ Harold Damberg Is Graduate Of Clarkson Unv. Harold R. Damberg of Branford Is one of 160 men scheduled to receve bachelor degrees from Clarkson College at commencement exercses on Sunday, June 5. The Class, largest n the hstory Thursday, June 16, 1049 I of the college,: wn bo the frst to Counell, the Student Board of graduate at out-of-door ceremones. Oovernors, the Ice Carnval Commttee the Junor Prom Com Mr. Damberg, the son of Mrs. ELsle Damberg of 10 Wer Street, wll be granted the degree of mttee. He s edtor-n-chef of the bachelor of ncchanlcal engneerng. yearbook, Clarksonlan, s a Hs wfe s the former Anne member of the Dramatcchers DIMarco of Yonkers, N. Y. A mem-1 the Clarkson Guard, bcr ot Sgma Delu fraternty, he Pror to enterng Clarkson he las. served on the Interfraternlty served three years n the ar force. MEETS "CRYING" NEED Somethng new las been added to Stamfords yellow pages n tle telephone book. Its the name number of a local Baby Sttng Servce. Meetng cryng needs as well as buyng needs s tle reason why nne out of ten Connectcut people regularly use the classfed scccon. g E >Ojn^^ ChJun Da Luxe S-!tn Opo ^"^<^ of Amur m\^ Most JPopnla Motor ars Pctured above arc typcal (.xamplc* of llc two Hyart KcparalclcHofcas wlkh lm*ar lumurent rprnl of IVtlac ^oodnta tlu Stroanler llo Clcftau D«Luxe Sedan Coupes, To{;cllcr, lloy oonn a pnmc preference haj III CO/Iul tmu ttu(\kto^rovfachuh.vk\ Yet each nnt-ul detna4lu..»^, m tstnv t ranks among Amercas nortl poplar,carrt. TluU /m cars of decdedlydffcrenl appearance ^lould each enjoy tuch wde acceptance s easy to explan. TUKYRI: notll PONTIACSI Whle each ha» l8 own ndvdualzed Bmartncgs, joth offer all lc great Imsc Ionac vrtues. Itoth are conupcousty beautful, Both carry the welbknohu proutstt of Poutar cpally lonf lfe, dependablly, fne pcrffrnancc over he years. Ilotl aflord the sntooll, enjoyaldo performance of lontae*s two great eugne.s te power-packed straght eght or ts equdly famous sx-(;ylnder companon, each of *vbch gves peak performance under udclj varyng operatng condtons. Snce both have Pontacs exclusve Travelux Hde, both are notable for eonforl both provde llc acknowu edged superorty of lsher Hody craftsmanshp. And fmauy, lolh represent unusual values a tto fne product at a very lov prce. Ether one you choose wll make you mghty happy, v..j CENTRAL GARAGE, INC. 64 MAIN STREET BRANFORD, CONN. The Most MvantUul Thff on U7ccl«- M^lts A These AtUled AdvantagcHt I* Anerloat T.^)wcrt-Prcc).Straght Eght. 2, Completcty New Undes by Fsler."». Wder Seats Added Koom. J. Wlc, Easy-Accesf Doors. 5, New Wde Uorzoa Curved Wndsheld. fl. New Dul-CUslcr Dnsh. 7. Now Fnger-Tp Starlcr Button on lwtrncnt Panel. H, New IjOwdVcsstrc Tre-*, 15 Wlcels Wder Hna. 0. Exelusve New "rravcjx* Hde 10. Pontne Famous Improved Straght Eght Sx Cylnder Engnes.. J I. NcM \^cnlla(ng Syslcn. 13. Ijowcst-Precd Car wth Ccncrul Motors liy(l^a-^latc Drve* 13,, Carry*More Luggage Conpnrtucnt. 1. Safe T-Now Drver Vew.»fn»t.f.,<ow.Ttno 1R 10,(Q -.tpeeaaas lu >. lu,,,!,. QIl)p Sraufncb Scnn (ESTABLlallED HI mtt) ASD ^^ Saat ^mtw Nruu I WHAT NOTS I \g BY GITA ROUND y? THE BRANFORD REVIEW - NEWS Shore Lne Quz Exctes Locals The frst broadcasts of the Shore POBLISHtD EVUBT THURSDAY Lne Coffee Quz were held In Brnnresford on Tlulsday East Haven MEVCR LB8HIKC. PabUsher BtanfDtd BSTlew WllUun 5, Ahem, Edlto; Hnrmonv from Howes, a lve on Frday of last Week at Ye Oldc Allc«T. Feteron, Xssoclts Edtor Color wll domnate Brantord for broadcast wll feature Abner Notklns of East Haven Joe Iowne Restaurant Fcds The Brantord Sky Wolves the SMt HaTsn K«ws.. Fanl H. StaTen. Bdlto he next two weeks Yale restaurant, respectvely. These programs brought an excellent turnout Clubs arc completng plans for the Elm Cty Gas Bugs Model Arplane TUB BRANTOBD RBVIGW, IKO. eunlon to hold forth ths week-end 7 Boat Brett T«l. 8-S431 Bttnford Chler on Frday nght when Army Ground Forces B THB EAST HAYEK KBWB North Man Street Drve-Inn bocomes scene of party thrown by re of persons tlrllled at havng a quz State Champonshp Control lne lext Thursday Frday... B IS flftltonsuu rk«t., Tel. 4-Se07, But nktbd broadcast held rght In ther own meet to be held July 4 at llamn\or vu play In new Army dress blues... 8UBBCBIE _ cent Brantord Hgh graduates tor home town. The coffee (Sunrse) Feld from B A,.M to 5 P. M. Trnty Epscopal Church gets was donated for Us on the programs The Corcoran Sudqusl Amercan Legon Post 83 the Amer 2 per yflftr, psrble n»dtu)«oequest ot $500 n the wll of Mrs. East Haven class of 40 Barbara by Mner Road TuUock, wellknown New Haven wholesale frm. can Legon Department ot Conn, SUney to do shore socal notes for ADVBBTISIKG RATES OK APPUOATION C. H. Alvord, for many years a summer resdent of Pne Orchard... Journal courer Revew for Quzmaster Dck Carlson, asssted are sponsorng the contest wth SnUrd sbcond class matter OctobB Barbara Junlver, 17, of Nortl summer months.barbara Is 1», St ths Post OfflcB St Brsntord, by hs chrtrmlng wfe Norah, who trophes przes amountng to studyng Journalsm at Florda Oonn., undsr Act of March 3, 1897, Brantord s clttd In July Issue of has been wth hun n the broadcast over $000, Trophes, cnghes Seventeen" In "Teens In the News" State College Is vlsltug relatves here for the summer Great feld for the last two years, Is model arplane supples wll be ThB Rflvlew The Kewg welcoms eontr department Baseball flms to hntloq from raders upon any subjett o hs partner In ther agency hlng the programs, made the guests classes wll bo dvded n age groups gven to the wnners as przes. The Interest In Stony Creek over Fre pabuc IntereBt. All commtml caton a mnst be hghlght St. Elzabeths Holy Name ssned; slrnsturen wtll be wthheld upon raqobst. AAoujrmouB contrlbatlons wll be dls- Also, travel pctures.; The former each Sunday mornng for dstrct whch made the broadcast seem as senor class 17 to 20, open class Socety meetng on Monday. School whch Is conducted there feel at ease wth a lne ot patter tor junor class to IB.years ot age, tegarded. through Moc Qugley the latter fremen Note publc school though one ot the top network from 21 years of age. There wll bo by the courtesy of the New Haven scholarshps were $200 apece features had been transplanted to events n beauty, Jet control Road Pne Orchard Fre Department were the hosts Monday to worthy students plannng on college Amount makes real contrbuton for the Shore Lne. lnt speed A B C D. There wll bo 18 CHURCH town offcals department ;.Orntltude ot recpents should (jlontestants were selected on a trdpllcs gven for frst przes In nl heads at annual outng held at stmulate furthur contrbutons quz bass. In Branfcd all guests evenus. Youngs Bobby Oeler, Naval Re- next _ year Tom _ Fltzgeralds present were asked to gve tha Przes already contrbuted hrc NOTES servlst, now on two weeks cruse of I Indan Head Inn becomes popular fgure reported by the Brantord from the followng model arplane northern waters rendezvous for summer months, Revew ot the prevous week as the manufact\rers: Amercan Junor total collectons In the recently conducted Cancer Fund drve n Bran Scentfc Model Pano Co, ot Arcraft Co. ot Portl, Oregon: No more Icasonss No more books, ST. MAHVS CHURCH ford. The four persons conlng Neward, N. J.; Amercan Hobby No vorc toachers sassy looks. Rev. E. A. Cotter, Pastor closest to the correct fgure (2,295 Specalty ot Chcago, Illnos; Thats the rhyme kds used to say. Hcv. Wllam RI. Whbcy, Curate dollars) were the contestants on the Tester Chemcal Co. of Rooktord, When school let ottt on the last day. program. In East Haven on Frday, IH; Clevel Model Supply Sunday Masses But ttvo sdes vmkc up the fence, the queston gven to select contestants was "How many columns Models ot Chcago. Also otters from Co. of Clevel, Oho; Momogram 7:30, 9.00, 10:00, 11:00 Each has ts bt of recompense Confessons Saturday are there oh the Lncoln Memoral" K & B Mfg. Co. ot Bell Gardens, When doors are locked. rooms arc bare 4:00-6:00 7:30-8:30 The answer was 36, one tor each Calf; Forster Brother ot Lanark; And teacher then lets down her har. stale In the unon at the tme 111; Mohawk Eng. Eo ot Mohawk Theres no more fervent sgn of glee Lncoln was presdent. The conlcsttants selected, n each ot the towns Pasadona, Callt; Ohlsson St Rce N. Y. Alwood M(g. Co of South TABOR EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Than her heartfelt, chortled un-pert, "Wheel" CHURCH then went tlrough two rounds of Inc. of Los Angeles, Callt; Breathes there tutors xoho have not sad The Rev, Emll G. Swanson, Pastor questons enttlng them to move Casco Products ot Brdgeport, Conn. "Illspcnd my tcxt three months n bed." ther toy automobles along the Cooperatng wth the local Post 70 Uopson Avenue Shore Lne route map a certan No. 83 are Mr, Perce Clark, depart-, Frday, June 17 Fnance Board meetng over Strawberres farmers cry number ot stops tor each correct ment adjutant ot thu Amercan 10:00 Chldrens Chor rehearsal school matters last Thursday evenng dscovers that enough money s for water Weak fsh btng answer. Legon Dept, ot Conn In Harttold, 8:00 Adult Confrmaton Class blacks are runnng well, flslermen Mr, George Paraltls ot Hartford, Mrs. Leo J. Plnneran of 224 Man Saturday, June 18 say Gve the Frendly Store an Mr, Bll Brown ot Mllford hnd Mr, 9:00 Confrmaton Class meets. avalable of $30,000 to allow Strce, Branford, came n as frst assst for lendng huge fans at Frank Noklmke Natonal Head-, prze wnner on Thursday; Mrs. 1st Sunday after Trnty, June 19 archtect Charles Wellngton Walker to proceed wth detaled plans... school graduates Flexble Tubdanapols, Indana. j Commencement exercses of hgh quarters Amercan Legon In In Arthur B. Haesche of 275 Tyler - D:15 Sunday School Street, East Haven was wnner on 10:30 Frst communon Town meetng not necessary now ng Corp. of Branford gets lengthy The contest drectors tor tho con- the Frday broadcast. Each wnner Sermon. "The I Be a Snner" untl Bondng Issue Is called for wrte-up In Busness Week for ngenuty Feature story due next Moder Aoronautlce ot Waslllngton, test representng the Academy ot receved a leatherette wallet, two Full Chor wn sng. Fnance Board also approved expendture of $8,850 asked for by week crcus at Wallngford Fr D. c. are Thomas A. Clmlno 27 guest admsson tckets to Ue frst Monday, June 20 "pops" concert at the Yale Bowl In 5:00 Luther H League Covered Board of Educaton last March day wll ad the hgh school b Bradley Street ot Branford Conn,, New Havn on Jun" 28. euest clmlsslon tckcs to the moton pc Dsh Pcnc at the home of Eskll It IS planned to buld the exts re there by allowng parkng space Wllam J. Paulson 918 N, Hgh Enqulst, Esther Place, Branfora quested by the P. T; A. at the Laurel; money (50c per car) to go Into fund St,, East Haven, ture n the town where the program ongnaea, anu guest d.ur Pont. Rtrppt Street School, the Sumn Sump Pumn Pump at I for new unforms Hs Nbs asks. Tuesday, June 21 the hgh school, fx the sxth room How many more dark outs untl nvtatons to the restaurant whore 7:30 Brotherhood meets n at Stony Creek do a rrajor the crcus? School teachers depart Mr, Mrs, Henry Rumboll ot the broadcast Is held, Other co^testants In the order ot ther scorng vestry for Ladles Nght Strawberry Socal. Flms wll be shown. Creek playground The school at (hgh school gve great credt to ot a daughter, Frances Ellen on share of. the work at the Stony for summer haunts Youngsters Prospect Street announce the brth were: At Brantojd, Mrs. S. V. Pond, board has decded to forego any Improvements to the Short Beach of class book... Summer cottage Mrs. Rumboll wll be remembered Elmer McCoy for hs work on the May 20lh n Now Haven Hosptal, Mrs. George Pond, Mrs. James F. Relly al three ted for second Laurel Street playgrounds Cost rentals slow, owners report as Mss Jean Cochrane ot New place. In East Haven Mrs. Robert People lookng for a week or two Brtan Brantord. Hartman, Mrs. Vrgna W. Heck, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The Rev. A. W. Jones, Pastor ll:op Mornng Worshp 10:00 Church School 7:45 Tuesday, Md-week Fellowshp Servces 3:15 Wednesday, Junor Chor. rehearsal Brotherhood,-! frst "Thursday of the month. Welfare League thrd Wednesdaj. Servce Oulld second fourth Wednesdays. Womens Mssonary Socety last Frday. Monthly j^achers meetng second Thursday. UNION CHURCH Rev- J. Edtvard Newton, pastor 9:46 Sunday School 11:00 Worshp Servce 4:00 Hymn Sng Informal everyone welcome ST. STEPHENS A. M. E. ZION The Rev. LAtkns 21 Rogers Street 9:45 Sunday school 11:00 Mornng Servce 7:45 Evenng Servce Wed. 7:45 Weekly prayer meetng Frday Usher Board meets rehearsals. Saturday Junor senor chor TRINITY EFISCOFAI CHURCH The Rev. J. Edson Fke, Rector Harmon Roller, Supt. church school FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8:po Holy Communon 10:45 Mornng Prayer. Mon:, 7:30 Trnty Rfle Club Thurs., 5:00, Junor Chor Thurs,, 7:00, Chor Rehearsal Thurs,, 7:30, Junor Rfle Team FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH The Rev. J. Clement Walker, Pastor 9:30 church School 10:45 Dvne worshp 10:45 Church Tme Nursery Kndergarten 6:30 Junor Plgrm Fellowshp 7:45 Senor Plgrm Fellowshp Wednesday, 11:00 a,m. The Comfortable Socety meets In The Vestry. CHURCH OF CHRIST CONGREGATIONAL, Stony Creek Ecv. Ernest George Spnney, Pastor 9:45 Church School 11:00 7:30 Worshp Servce Young Peoples Plgrm Fellowshp CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE Frst Church ot Chrst Scentst, Wlnthrop Derby Avenues, New Haven, Sunday servces are at 11 A.M. 5 P.M. Sunday School s at 11 A.M. Wednesday evenng testmorlalmeetng at 8. The Readng Room at 152 Temple Street Is open week days from 9 to 8:45 Wed- ^lesday from 9 to6. "Is The Unverse, Includng Man, Evolved by Atomc Force?" wll be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, June 19. The Golden Text s from Psalms 24:1. "The earth s the Lords, the fulness thereof; the world, thpy that dwell theren.", Selectons from the Bble nclude of Stony Creek playground was estmated at $1,500 but wll now cost abouf$3,400 where a year ago they wanted the season SHORT BEACH BY "WHIZZER" WHITE ST. ELIZABETHS R. C. CHURCH The Rev. John F. ODonnel Daly Mass 7:30 oclock Sunday Masses 8:30-10:30 Saturday Confessons 3:00 7:30 Olldy, Ralph Tlomas Kelenbach, Peter Lacey, Frank Ferrlallo, Thomas Maultc, Paul Stephen Downey. Our genal Asst. Postmaster John Dwyer has sent cards to all hs frends In Short Beach. Reports Mrs. Frank J. Prevost, wth Mrs, Hartman Mrs. Heck ted at second place. A corsage from Hopkns, the florst n Brantord, was awarded to Mrs. Charles Collns, as the eldest guest, mother of tree gtanfmother ot tour - great-grnothorof cnel VergasorjtheParkway florst In East Haven^resehted a corsage to Mrs, Janet Hawtln, the eldest guest n East Haven, mother of fve, grmother ot fve, a natve ot Barry, Wales. Brantord contestants were surprsed to lean that the Colter studo had taken photographs of some acton shots durng the broad havng a very nce educatonal trp. Maybe we can get hm to cast. Earl Colter also awarded the UNION CHURCH wrte us a story about t when he Branford frst prze-wnner, Mrs. Rev. J. Edward Newton, pastor returns. Flnneran, a free Fathers >Day Eleven Oclock photograph. All guests expressed Wllam Altmansberger ot Short pleasure at attendng the program Confessons at St. Elzabeths Beach was marred on Saturday to headed for home to hear the Church are now heard on Saturday Sylva Hamln of Short Beach transcrbed broadca,st of the program over WAVZ, 1200 kllooyclcs, at.at 11 A.M. at 7:30 P.M. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. The marrage The Sacrament of Confrmaton took place In Mt. Vernon. 1:30 P.M. was gven to the followng by the, _ Brthdays of._ our. nolphbors ths Tcket dem for ths weeks Rt. Rev. Henry J. OBren, Bshop week nclude Mrs. R. Nfchols, June ot Hartford on Saturday last at 2:30 P.M.: Mary Lou McBrlde, Nantoy Swanson, Nancy Barbara Brewer, Edth Moore, Patrca Doyle Nancy George Barnes, Calvn the followng: "I know that, whatsoever God doeth, t shall be for ever: nothng can be put to t, nor anythng taken from t: God doeth t, that men should fear before hm." (Eccl. 3:14). Correlatve passages from tho Chrstan Seclnee textbook, "Scence Health wth Key to the Scrptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, Include the followng (p.264): "As mortals gan more correct vews of God man, multtudnous objects ot creaton, whch before were nvsble, wll become vsble When we learn the way n echrlstlan Scence recognze mans sprtual beng, we shall behold underst Gods creaton, all the glores ot earth heaven man." Year n year out (youll do well wth the HARTFORD ;HARTFORD ACCIDENT *HD INOMNITY CO.,IISLSU RANGE ace James P. Kavanaugh INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE 69 Ivy St. Tel Branford 13; Mrs. Robert Thompson 16; Mr. Plumb, June 16. Mr. Mrs. E. Kelsey celebrated ther weddng annversary on June 14. Mrs. A.J.Pfelft entertaned on June 9 for Mrs, Farrlngton ot Pne Orchard, Mrs. John Chadeayne Guests were Mrs. Rta Hall, Mrs. J. V. McClees, Mrs. R.P. Taylor Mrs. Alce T. Peterson. Jean Pteltf attended a dnner meetng of Oldsmoblle Dealers at Wlcoxs Restaurant, Savn Rock on Tuesday evenng June 14. Mrs. Mrs. Jerome Hayward celebrated ther 20th weddng annversary on Wednesday June 15. Congratulatons best wshes to them. Under the excellent ptchng of Tot Owens who ptched a no-hit game, St. Elzabeth defeated St. Vncents of East Havn by a score of 1 too at Pardee Park on Monday evenng. Davd Budge has.returned home from Mt. Hermon School for the summer vacaton. Mr. Jordan Abeshouse wll receve hs degree as Bachelor of Fne Arts from Yale Unversty, June 21. Mr.Abe.shou.sc s an all year resdent of Short Beach. He plans to open a studo n Branford n the near future. STEVE PRUSSICK GARAGE EQUIPPED TO REPAIR ALL MAKES OF CARS W. Hnn St. Tol. 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4 . 1. V ^ ^- % *^*% H- toh P3 m ran BRArroRDBEvraw - EAST HAVEI^ WBWB ThurBdav. -TuJo 16, 1940 Ihrsday, June IC, 1040 THE BRANFORD REVIEW EAST. HAVEN NEWS m m I ^1 M «-«*. ^ v... Momaugun News MRS, JOSEPH OCONNOR.Musses at St. Clares Parsh, MolAAUguln arc 6:30 10:3D OCIOCK, Confessons every Saturday afterhoon at 4 oclock. Chrst church, Afemauguln branch Kov. Alfred Clark, rector, 0:30 a.m. Mohlhg prayer sermon.., I Regular Frday ovcnlnk pnochles tt,;bradford Manor Fre House, Ocorge street, 8:30 p.m. Competng aganst four-senor CuMsnnd one Junor Corps, Brad-, ford-smanor Drum Corps won frst frcd Don. In charge of rcserva- lons. I The Most Reverend Henry J. OBren, Bshop of Hartford, ad- Death Clams Fred Gerrsh At Age Of 84 nlmktfv»h tn ao%f,r,;;",;«"^f/^x., O"o of East Havens ndost reslflmaton qflll^nv?ftprnnn^ w, ^cnts, one of the few remanhe frstclas, m>^tz N^,S m?- n "B town-born ofthe older genera- Church MomSB fn Fnn^?,r^ """ ^ho recalled when East Haven cosvtlm BSfctlon n? hf ", al> suburban vllage, a Blessed Snrram?nrwn»,n?H nchj^n mere-cluster of homes along Man OBren Innkn^S t,^^?j^? Th^»n? S"". ^"= suddenly on Sunday. Ue frst S?f^el? st f H J Rfshnn Frederck L. Qerrlsh, who.w death Of the newlv madn nn?lh ^ occurred at the home of hs daugh- M«S?t,m-of ^HS;." n.,. t=. Mrs. Wllam Henchy at 122 watue^lnnpmn.h?s,1!rn«="l«h Avenue, was s/years old. Shoo draw?ne lst Prl?aS?v?nTn^^ "<= WS "^0 son of Charles Oerrlsh h tse B?flrrnfd MnnnrlSl "^"""^ Evalna Dorman, the last TIlO fadfnfrt M^nnr nn.m forn^ "f the Hve Oorrlsh boys, 11 of Whom apl! Thursday evenng n Water- Bradford Ma^^^^^^^ Corps were well known for many years, ry. The f Itsl prze was $2B0,,, FH lav ovnn nl In?h Pl?n Hnnfe ^ * ^ twh brother, Oeorgo. ded about Tje,Bfranford Manor Auxlary r^fyovenlng In the Fre House, u^^ y Charles was a former Wll hold ther annual banquet at arn 1,?nnvKnJ\/h«^nmX selectman actve In town af- Carnavnlos Colonnde on Tuesday ;S\^Jf/sconvalesln^^^^^^ j^^, ^^^^^^ evenng July 12. The commttee are tnn t Rt RnnUePs Hns^^^^^ well known member of the Mrs, Frederck presdent Mrs. Alvln"o" at St RapmesHrejta^^^,a y ^ ^ the father of Col. Ro- Thompson, Mrs. Matthew Hogan, W- ^", "^^,,^-.^,^ =7HL^^^^^ H, Gerrsh who was frst se- Mr.Wame^C,,nnhgl^n^Mrs. Wll-?/,/p,.«ffl,fd^^/ler^nd^ballof S.rv"commhEerrd X ls = t^^ nternatonal Rotary Club n?g"?y,xt^rnthnr»^n^ ^.^S^rf^"" New York ths week are ataylnrs^h? oerrlsh Avnn;,n^^hnnf folo at the Hotel Roosvelt. martpr rpnhnv nr mnr«a o»r ^ Vola carlson daughter of Mr. g«a"^am chld ^ "?E^-t H / Mrs. Fred CarLson of Hcmng- ^ n Jurvlvns ^" ^ ^^ ""- way Avenue formerly of Momau- v_ >IOI^H=I, I > UI. U guln was graduated from St.!v,rs VSSn^ ns^h»^ L.^J^?" Francs Hospftal, School of Nursng ^[^ w Iham R^nchv a.ns^knn In Hartford Sunday. Ml.?s Carlson S a S nnr 7nn? ^?^Art^hn" was a member of the 1046 East5?" waff S^hn,.; nl^l",^^??"" Haven graduatng class. Imnnn^ny^, PonX rr^^^^a?\ At tt recent meetng of the Board Kh v"^^s anrl,^ ul^l^ f"l^^ nf Pflentlnn Mss I nha Innc """"ny ana UeralQ Bert Renchy. or Educaton MISS Laura Jane JJ^^^^ Gerrsh Avenue Gerrsh Avenue School are named for the Gerrsh famly who had lved so long on Gerrsh Avenue Mr, Qerrlsh was employed 35 years as a de-maker for Sargent & Co. snce hs retrement 20 years ago_ had bused hmself wth hs (Womens Groups Meet And Elect Offcers ITe two new womens group.s of the Old Stone Church mot June 8 to organze secure ther offlcer. The followng wn-e ehosen: For the afternoon group, Mrs. Anthony Caruso, charmen; Mrs. Lesle Burge.s.s, vce charman; Mrs. Edwn Brt)WT, recordng.secretary; Mrs. Erndst^Bcldlng, correspondng secretary j reasurero. For the evenn group, Mrs. Edna Preston, charman; Mrs. Bernard Kcncrsn, vce-chartnan. Ivlrs. Jenne Clapp, recordng; sbcretary; Mrs. Rol Robert, cdrrdspondng secretary treasurer.; Both groups wll carry the namojgroup 1 of the Womens Councl of Old Stone Church. I Membetshlp s open to any.woman r the communty. There wall be a Merchse Club jgan ths fall wth Mrs. Donald Chldsey n, charge. The meetng date for ths group W to be the second Wed- nesday of each month begnnng n September the afternoon group at 2:00 P.M. the evenng group at 7:30 P.M. PLUMBING C. A. J. 4.IS37 HCMING TINNING POIROT & SONS NEW HAVEN - A.C.P. Electrcal Servce, Inc. INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL snd RESIDENTIAL WIRING COMPLETE LINE OF ELECTRICAL FIXTURES APPLIANCES AND SUPPLIES 467Man Stroof East Hnvon Adams of Tuttlo Place was appont ed to teach the second grade of Momaugun School. Mss Adams was graduated from the East Haven Hgh School wth honors n 1D41 from Alberlus Magnus College n George Machoch of Cob, a graduat of Arnolds College nbw Rnhhv nf SnH K^*". U",,^," attendng Teachers College was ap- 3? J rt? f", ^f"\; buldng, ponted to teach the sxth grade In ^Z^J ^^? /J *"L*" ^e re- MomnUEUln celyed consderable attenton East Haven News Buyng Servce Gude AUGIES AUTO REPAIR HfENERAI. REPAIRINQ TIRES BATTERIES AAA SERVIOE AAA Phone 4-521H 439 Man St. George A. Ssson INSURANCE TIRE BONDS lutomobiie - 0A8UALTV II OhIdHey Ave., East a»rtu WATOHBS DIAMOMBS SONDERGAARD 250 Man Street Branford Tel He was a member of the Old Stone Church was for a half century a member of Adelph Lodge of Masons whch conducted servces Tuesday nght at the Clancy Memoral Home. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon wth Rev. Lous Duanc Hatfeld offcatng. An all-weather stanless steel rotor blade for helcopters Is sad to Improve lft resst dstorton GARAGE TOUNDBD 1018 JOHN BOND, raov. GENERAL AUTOMOlllLE REPAIRING BODY ANO FENDER WORK )0e Mam at. >.4sa n>t SITID EAST HAVEN UPHOLSTERY SHOP John C. Santlno, Prop. Ohara Made To Order "Inarod Remodeled 190 Man St. Phone 4-IS03 FUEL OIL CAtl. US FOR PROHPl lkvice WASHINGTON FUEL OIL CO. OH Burner Sales Servce S. CALABRESE & SONS t-02e9 6 Uro Av.nu. Mss Lea Wll eak Sunday, Spe At Chrst Church Announcement s made of the marrage of Mss Barbara Jean Hugo, daughter of Mr. Mrs. George L Hugo of 400 Valley Street, to Mr. JoTn Joseph Keogh, of 130 Brook Street, Hamden, Tuesday June 7th n St. Acdans Church. Mss Hugo was a former resdent of Hobson Street. SEWING MACHINE! REPAIRING Electrfy your machne nto a Portable or Cabnet 56 Uonard SI.. T«l , E«l Hnvsn TUCKER BROTHERS Drveways ResurtBcad wth BLUE DIAMOND S, Fll Loam For Sala fs Hgh St., , East Haven AMERICAN CLEANERS, AND LAUNDRY A COMPLETE CLEANING AND LAUNDRY SERVICE NO DUAYS OR DISAPPOINTMENTS 191 MlnSt. Phona 4-030S Ea) Havan COMC TO TROTTAS BARBER SHOP For Scentfc Treatment of Blackheads, Druff, Acne 4 Htgh.-Slreet Eal Haven CENTRAL SHOE REBUILDING CO. Work.Callod For a\d De/Verad Sptchlltes In Imhhc Hall So/a 279 Man St. Phona Eat Havan JAMES F. MILANO General Insurance - Fnance 179 MAIN STREET Tal.Olfca Ra Roofng Metal Tlo Sdng JAMES H. KRONBERG RUBBER.FLOORING. 476 Laural St Eat Havan TRUCKS COACHES SPEEDWAGONS SCHOOL BUSSES REO MO.TORS, Faclory Brttneh INC. 5o/o-Serv/ca Ralpk H. Hlllngar, Branch Mgr, Phona Man St. Guss Man Restaurant Regulars Dnners Served Daly 75c up SANDWICHES TO TAKE OUT Gus Schuermann Phono Man St. East Haven The loolh Annversary of Chrst Epscopal Church wll bo observed Sunday wth servces of Holy Communon at 8 A.M. Mornng Prayer address at U A.M. The guest speater Sunday mornng wll be MI.SS L. E.Lea of Kobe, Japan. Mss Lea Is the daughter of Bshop Lea who has been a frequent vstor to the rectory n past years. nece of Rev. Mrs. Clark. Bshop Lea was formerly Bshop of South Japan for the Epscopal Chufch Mss Lea has been a resdent of that country nterested In church educatonal work among the Japanese people. She was In Japan all durng the recent World War II her address Is expected to be of very great Interest. On Saturday afternoon the onnual Annversary Strawberry Festval, Cle-Cake wllbo held on the Rectory Lawns n Hgh Street startng at 3 P.M. Ths s In charge of the several parsh organzatons for the beneft of the organ repar fund. The cle-cake wall be cutf at 5 P.M. Confrmaton Is scheduled at Chrst Church for Sunday, June 16, at 11 A,M. On the same day at 7:30 P.M. a specal St. Johns Day servce wll be held In the church whch wn be attended n a body by Momaugun Lodge, A P. A.M. The flowers on the Holy Table last Sunday were gven by Ms. W. W. Shaw In lovng memory of her husb; Walton W. Shaw. S. J. ESPOSITO Sorvong Pumpng Septlo Tanlu Oosspoola Phona Slver Ss Rd. East Haven HARDWARE STORE Pants aasn Toys Cleanng Supples Garden Supples Household Needs 310 Man St., cor. Elm Street CENTRAL CLEANERS AND DYERS Home of Dstnctve Cleanng Wc Operate Our Own Plant 4 HOUR CLEANING SERVICE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 322 Man SI. Tal Eat Havan Sterlng Range & Fuel Ol Co. ANTHONY BRUNO BURNERS \ t ^ ^^^"^ PKONE FRENCH AVE. RE-UPHOLSTERING At Moderate Cost... By Expert Craftsmen Castle Shop, DECORATORS Desgners Manufacturers of - Lvng Room Furnture All work done rght on our " promses PHONE MAIN STREET School Board Takes Acton On Buldngs Bds wll be opened publcly on Thursday, June 23, n the Town Hall at 8:30 P. M. for the recon-. tructon enlargement of Unon Momaugun Schools, the frst step In thcschool modernzaton program whch also calls for a new school buldng In the Short Beach Road area. Supt. of Schools Wllam E. Glllls states that t s hoped to have the frst step In the work well underway ths summer brought to a completon so far as Unon Momaugun schools are concerned by hc end of the year. The Unon school pupls wll be shfted to Tuttlo School durng the fall a part of the wnter where the Board of Educaton has approved a plan of double.sessons. The mornng.ses.slon wll be from 8 A.M. to 12 noon, the afternoon sesson from 12:15 to 4:15 P.M. The groups attendng mornng afternoon wll be alternated monthly. Bds for the removatlng ellarglng have been sent out to a.select lst ncludng the Frank Sullvan Inc., Martn Olson of East Haven sx out of town contractng frms. The plans are by Archtect Harold Davs. No defnte acton has been taken on the aqulstlon of a ste for the proposed new nne room bmldlng lt> the South Dstrct. The Schutsky plot at the corner of Clark Avenuo Short Beach road approxmately 400 feet by 400 feet has been tentatvely decded upon but negotatons are stll pendng between Town Counsel Edward L. Reynolds Attorney Herbert L. Emanuelson, counsel for the owners. Apprasers have set a valuaton on the property, whch does not meet the askng prce, t was learned ths week. The school board has also approved a general repars program for Laurel, Hghl, Tuttle, Gerrsh Avenue, Foxon schools whch wll be carred on durng the summer. A specal town meetng wll be called durng the summer to act upon a bond ssue tor the.whole buldng program. Bradford Manor Corps Wns At Mass. Meet The frst met of the season for the Mass, Drum Corps Assocaton was sponsored by the Nonotuck Senor Combnaton Drum Corps at East Hampton, Mass. on Saturday June nth. Bradford Manor won the frst place trophy for best playng n the Junor Combnaton Class, frst place trophy for Best Appearance n all Junor Classes, frst place trophy for Aggregate.score (total ponts) n all Junor Classes, the trophy for longest dstance traveled by both Junor Senlo Classes. Nancy Owens, the Branford Manor Majorette receved the frst place Medal, for Best Appearng Majorette n all Junor Clas.ses. CRADLE ROLL PARTY The annual Cradle Roll Party of the Old Stone Church wll take place Saturday from 3 to 4:15 P.M. In the Parsh House. Mrs. Phlp Johnson Mrs. LeRoy ONeal wll be n charge. Mothers of chldren attendng are remnded to brng n ther cradle banks. WEXLER CAMP HAS STAFF OF 53 PERSONS three cooks eght watresses on the staff. Eght new staff appontments to the Wexer Day Camp brngng the counselng staff to a total of 53 were announced today for the 1049 season whch starts at Slver Ss on July 5. The toal staff Includes 22 teachers, three school prncpals a regstered nurse. Isadore L. Wexer s drector. Among the new appontments are: Abraham Fsher Prncpal of the Kmberly Avenuo School, who wll I be n charge of specal programs such as moton pctures, hkes rany day actvtes; Rchard Wlknson, Prncpal of the Oxford Consoldated School, wll be codrector of the boys prmary dvson n charge of nature studv. Frank Sutla, athletc drector at the BasseU. Junor Hgh School, wll drect overnght sleepouts for9-12 year olds. Shrley Vsel, staff member of the Forest Road School In West Haven, wall be a member of thekndergarten staff; Ann LIchtner, teacher n the West Mddle School at Hartford, Mldred Coulombe teacher In the Newhall School Rta Garvey, of the ChesIre Schol, wll drest the prmary grls; Olga Salvatorc Ippedlce, of the West Hartford elementary school system, wll be In charge f the Intermedate grls. Tlere wll be sx bus drvers. BOYS VISIT GUN FACTORY A dozen boys of Gerrsh School of East Haven were rewarded for excellent school records by a recent tour of the gun dvson of Wnchester Repeatng Arms Co. dvson of Oln Industres, Inc., an event sponsored by the Parents- Teachers Assocaton of the school. The party was composeod of Mrs. John Knght Mrs. V. Gagllard, of the Gerrsh P. T. A.; James Avltable, Nell Russo, Harvey Barker Henry Luzz, Mchael PaolUo, Geo Kane, James Naracel, Dwght Petersen, Robert Detrch, John Garrlty, Edward Camposano, Anthony Glannottl Ernest Jac6by, Wnchester gun engneerng department. A ralroad car chasss of stanless steel has twce the strength of one bult of ordnary steel, desgners say. BARKER TRUCKING CO. Local Long Dstance Movng, Cratng Storage 43 Hgh SIraat Eat Hayan ALL GOODS INSURED Ollct Redenct F. A. BARKER ANTHONY GARGIULO PLUMBING AND HEATING. JOBBING hogtlerad N«w Haven, Eol Haven, Bran lord 660 Forry S Naw Havan LUCAS STUDIO PORTRAITS VEDDlNGS WEDDING CANDIDS Man Hgh Streets (tecond floor] ALFRED F. HOLCOMBE GENERAL INSURANCE Accdent - Lablty - Fre Phona Man Street Eat Haven Als Apzza Restaurant SUBMARINE SANDWICHES. ;t feltalian DISHES-; TcI.-^-; Hemngway Ave. Cor. Short Beach Road OLD MILL ANTIQUE SHOP Restorng Antques Wanted Nls Ahlberg Saltonstall Place Man St. Phono 4-2l0 East Havon FOR FUSSY FATHERS On Fathers Day, what can you send father who s so fussy about hs tes oven hs socks? Why flowers of course. Wo havo a lot of Ideas on Ihe subject. J. A. LONG Co. Phono Dodge Ava. Eat Haven MOMAUGUIN CHIEF OF THE QUINNIPIACS Carnevales Colonnade MOMAUSUIN-ON-THE-SOUND Dnng at ts Best Partes, Banquets Hunt Suppers. EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT $1.50 per person ALL YOU CAN EAT Soma lay the old Sachem Momaugun pralldet In plrll durng the Thurday nght Hunt Suppen, gratfed that ht desre to be ratnembarad ha reached over 300 yaar. For Reservatons Phono Lsten to Our Rado Program "ACCORDION MELODIES" WAVZ-. SUNDAYS AT CLEANERS SHOE REPAIRERS 308 Man St., Next to Frst Natonal East Haven 3.H0UR SERVICE NO EXTRA COST PROMPT PICK-UP AND DELIVERY The East Haven Dner Best of Food - Best of Cookng - Best of Servce For Years an East Haven Insttuton 294 Man Street At The Center Easf Haven SEWING MACHINES SOLD. ELECTRIFIED PURCHASED - REPAIRED AGENT FOR THE NEW HOME - DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES Vncent Federco AT NASH INC, Home Busness East Haven 301 Man Street FINE WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING Guaranteed Workmanshp at Reasonable Prces Repars Called For Delvered ROBERT J. HOEY Mnor Road East Havon TASTY PASTRY SHOP Hot Baked Goods 4 to 10 P.M. Orders Taken for Specal Weddng, Brthday Party Cakes THE ONLY BAKESHOP IN DOING ALL ITS BAKING ON PREMISES 458 Man St Eat Haven - r A DIRTY CARBURETOR MEANS A CRANKY CAR KEEP YOUR CARBURETOR CLEAN WITH A Carter Fuel Flter SEE YOUR CARTER FACTORY- TRAINED MECHANIC AT GREEN PARAGE AAA SERVICE PHONE MAIN ST. Its a Crcus for Everyone when you send CIRCUS CARDS THE GREATEST GREETING CARDS ON EARTH! See ths Parade of Brthday, Annversary, Frendshp ond Convalescent Greetngs at THE GIFT SHOP OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 240 Man St East Haven KTncWUbovhood Bank M% 7^ IN Loans.., Busness, Personal, Home Improvement, Mortgage, Automoble Savngs Accounts Checkng Accounts,ThrftCheck FREE PARKING IN REAR, BRANCH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY OF NEV/ HAVEN 532 MAIN ST. AT CHIDSEY AVE. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COnPORATION FEATURING... f. JOE TORES ORCHESTRA " wth Joey Pell, saxophonst Every Saturday Nto Our Specal Steaks are Famous. Italan Amercan Cusne FREDS RESTAURANT 274 MAIN STREET, _ (Opposte Captol Theatre) Page yv<_ As Mr. Brnley Sees It "Ths s my Fathers world". lanlly, wll strve to ma<c them God has not at any tme stopped avalable to all the race of Man. revealng Hmself to Man to ths World of Hs 6wn creaton. From the very begnnng of Hs Ths has ever been so snce the be gnnng of tme. It wll be so to the end of tme. Tlere are those that great hwork, all down I appear to be born to a selfsh througl the ages we fnd a con sant over recurrng of hs efforts to reach the sprt or soul of Hs God-lke creatures, whch we call Man. He s ever revealng hmself n the Heavens, In the Earth, n the Sea n thngs seen by man In thngs that are not seen by man n thngs that are mean lfe, there are otlcr souls that constantly seek for truth, for purty, for holness, when we reach out seek for Truth, for purty for holness, we are seekng for God. And no one ever seeks for God, fals "to fnd hm. The dwellng place of the Most Hgh God s n the human heart of soul not seen by the eye of man, n lor sprt, thngs that are called tangble You do not have to explan to n thngs that are ntangble. Al- God what s wrong wth pe world, ways He s talkng to Hs chldren. He knew what was comng nto the always He s revealng some great world ages gefore It came. You do truth about Hmself Hs Al-jUot have to nform God that the mghty power. Some tnes some world Is beautful. He knows even open searchng mnd gets t, that, for He created all ths wonthen we have some great sup- derful beauty, long before you were posedly new dscovery or some won-born. You do not even have to gve derful Inventon. These great re- God nstructons how to deal wth vealng thoughts are only gven to affars n Europe, or other parts of Man, at the rght tme, for hm to the World. We have only a small grasp to make use of tlem. gran of wsdom.hc Is the fountan Some wll approprate these re- head of all wtsdom, ths Is Hs velatlons for personal greed world, gan, others wth greater love to hu- I Harry W. Brnley MANY AWARDS GIVEN AT E. H. FLOWER SHOW Two specal awards of mert were ""l^^ ^^^, gven to the club, one for Out- """""" stng Flower Show one for Stagng. The awards for the sweepstakes were glvn to Mrs. A. W. Hannaway for Artstc Arrangements Mrs. Earle R. James for Cultural Specmens. Other prze wnners were as follows : - Cultural Classes: Campanula, Mrs. Earle U. James, 1st; Sweet Wllam, Mr.s, John Tlrpak, 1st; Orental Poppy, Mrs. Earle R. James, 1st; Lupnes, Mrs. John Trpak, 1st; Mrs. Earle R. James, 2nd; Peones, Mrs. Ells Jones, 1st. Mrs. Leverett Clark, 2nd; German Bearded Irs, Mrs. Earle R. James, 1st; Sberan Irs. Mrs. S. H. Brousscau,,st; Dutch Irs, Mrs. Earle R. James, 1st; Hybrd Tea Rose, Mrs. Leverett Clark, 1st; Clmbng Rose, Mrs. V. Fogarty, 1st; Mrs. Carleton Pratzner, 2nd.Any flower n season not othe-wse specfed, Mrs. Robert Young, 1st; Mrs. James Schatzleln Arrangement In old fashoned contaners: Mrs. Frank Kmberly, 1st; Mrs. Thomas Fenton, 2nd; Mrs. John E. Croumey, Mrs. S.H. Brousseau, Honorable Menton, Mrs. George Whelan. Arrangement for occasonal table for lvng room: Mrs. Parker Atwood, 2nd; Mrs. H.W. Robnson, Arrangement for bookcase; Mrs. George Wagner, 1st; Mrs. John Moran, 2nd. Arrangement tor mantel: Mrs. Robert Young, 1st; Mrs. Earle R. James, 2nd; Mrs. Paul Goss, 3rd Arrangement for breakfast for two: Mrs. Arthur Roscnqulst, 1st; Mrs. Leverett Clark. 3rd Mrs. Sherwood Brousseau, Honorable Menton. Arrangement for tea table: Mrs. George Sullvan, 1st; Mrs. Frank Lalne, 2nd. Arrangement for Sunday nght supper: Mrs. A. W. Hannaway, 1st; Mrs. L. Jackson, 2nd. Mrs. L. Clark, 1st; MrsWllllarn Jaspers, 1st; Mrs! 3rd,Mrs. Wllam Jaspers, Honor John E. Croumey, 1st;. Mrs. J. Moran,2nd, Mrs. John Trpak, 2nd; Mrs. James Schatzleln, 2nd. Any Flowerng Shrub, Mr.. James Schatzlen, 1st; Mrs. John Trpak, 2nd. Artstc Arrangements: Irs n low contaner, Mrs. A.W; Hannaway, 1st; Mrs. Leverett Clark, 2nd, Mrs. Russell Frank, Arrangement of whte flowers usng one color for accent: Mrs. H. W. Robnson, 1st; Mrs. A. Aceto, 2nd. Pansles In nches: Mrs. Paul Goss, 1st; Mrs. A.W. Hannaway, 2nd; Mrs. Parker Atwood. 3rd; Mrs. S.H. Brousseau, Honorable Menton Arrangement of Flowerng Branches, able Menton. Arrangement for Chldrens Party: Mrs. John Trpak, 1st; Mrs. Thomas Fenton, 2nd; Mrs. L. Jackson, Arrangement lor Dressng Table: Mrs. Thomas Fenton, 1st; Mrs. Eale R. James, 2nd; Mrs. Francs Flood, Potted Plants, non flowerng; Mrs. Parker Atwood, 1st; Mrs. Frank Kmberly, 1st. Mrs. Carleton Prat,!- ner, 1st. Potted Plants, flowerng; Mrs. Sherwood H. Brousseau, 1st; Mrs. Frcd Schutsky, 1st; Mrs. John Trpak, 1st; Mr.s. Chester Knght, 2nd. Arrangement of flowers, fruts. MrT^ A" W."Vannawky; ^ u S. vegetables: Mrs. Francls-Jlood "ArflngementkSenotlnB tme ofl ou^t Ch.bs,^ ArrangemenU n day: Mornng, Mrs. H.W. Robnson, Ylctormn ma?."",mrs. J_dwln^Le 1st; Mrs. Thomas Fenton, 2nd; Noon, Mrs. George Wagner, 1st; Twlght, Mrs. Wllam Jaspers, 1st; Nght, Mrs. Earle R. James, 1st; Mrs. Clara Wrght, 2nd. An orgnal novelty arrangement. Mrs. Parker Atwood, 1st; Mrs. Vncent Fogarty, 2nd Mrs. John Trpak, Tussle Musses, Mrs. John C. Las- Ictt, 1st; Mrs. John Trpak. 2nd; Mrs. Frank Lane, 3rd; Mrs. A.W. Hannaway, Honorable Menton. Mnatures: Mrs. John E. Croumey, 1st; Mrs. Francs Flood, 2nd; Mrs. George Wlelan, 3rd, Mrs. Thomas Fenton, Honorable Menton. Iwllnlatures not over 6": Mrs. John E. Croumey, 1st; Mrs.Parker Atwood, 2nd; Mrs. Vncent Fogarty, 3rd; Mrs. Frank Kmbery, Honorable Menton. Arrangement of Folage wth three flowers for accent In nche: Ms vere.west Haven, 1st; Mrs. Rollln Mettler, Sprng Glen, 2nd; Mrs. James Sanlo, Woodbrldge, 3d; Mrs. Floyd Tassmer, Hamden, Honorable Menton; Mrs. H. Weber, Morrs Cove, Honorable Menton. Non-Members, Flowers as you lke them n your favorte contaner: Mrs. Sdney Baley, 1st. Mrs. Robert TUylor, 2nd; Mrs. Wllam Hlgglns, Honorable Menton. Many Buldngs Now Underway In East Haven Water Safety Program Wll Start July 5 The Free Rod Cross Water Safety Program gets under way at Fentons Beach at Momaugun Tuesday July 5 wll contnue through Saturday of that week fro Monday througl Frday of the followng week. Certfed Red Cross Instructors wll be on h to teach the chll dren adult volunteers wll re glster dscharge tle classes. Sgned applcatons whch are avalable n the schools must be returned to the Prncpals of each school by Frday, June 17. It s requested that all chldren be on h the frst day by 9 A.M. at whch tlc the hour of ther lesson wll be a.sslgned to them. Boosters Club Baseball Clnc Ths Saturday The frst of a seres of two baseball schools wll be held at Memoral Feld Saturday mornng at 10, for the beneft of all partcpants n the Pee Wee summer league, sponsored by the E. H. Booster Club. All boys between the ages of 8 16 years are Ijvted to attend ths clnc, regardless of ntentons of playng n the league. The fned ponts of our natonal sport wll be taught by several promnent baseball exponents. It would be a smart move on the part of any youngster around to take advantage of ths opportunty get down to the feld on tme. Once a year ths occasson takes place, whch s not too often. The am of the Booster Club s to see to t that enough youngsters are Instlled wth the sprt of athletcs so that there may someday be the possblty to deveopc that talent to a greater degree. The Booster Club wll open the Pee Wee summer program, under the able gudance of Athletc Drlctor Francs Walsh, dnng the frst week n July. There wll be three dvsons, under 10, 14 12, all of whch can use more teams players. Boys who want to play but lave not yet sgned up can stll make t f they regster at Graves Sport Shop, Towne Clothes or Franks Barber Shop. Stll better addtonal regstratons wll take ])lace at the clnc toworrow. Any player who dd not receve an offcal entry blank may get one at the clnc, those who were at the sports rally last Frday evenng should h thers n at ths tme. In reply to the many n qulres about the use of cleats: Only the 16 year old group wll be permtted to use them. The other two dlvlsonst are forbdden to use cleats because of safety rules. It s regrettable that all joys cannot be pleased n ths measure, but the Booster Club wshes to deveopc atlletes, not crpples. ^ OLD STONE CHURCH An observance of fathers Day wll be held Sunday n the Old Stone Church. The sermon topc at 8:30 11 wll be "The Fulflment of Hs Promsed Blessng," wth Rev. Lous Duane Hatfeld preach Ing at each fcrvlce. Glford Lews wll be solost There wll be the usual servce of Medtaton from 6 to 6:30 A. M. M.=s Hlldur Svenson wll be organst for the next two Sundays. very large sze ts broad man trunk has sent forth sx bg bran ches now teemng wth dense fol age delcate blossoms hangng n colorful festoons. Several dfferent varetes of beautful flowerng shrubs are also to be seen on the attractve well-kept Chldsey grounds, many nature-lovers have dropped n from tme to tme to admre them. East Havens buldng boom Is contnung wth unabated ntensty ths summer accordng to a survey of recent permts ssued by ewllam Jaspers, 1st; Mrs. John C. Buldng Inspector Frank Redfeld Laslett, 2nd; Mrs. Earle R. James, jat t^e Town Much of the con-,,.,, Istructlon work locally ths year, Mr. Arrangment usng ptcher wth Rgjfec sad, s of the one famly plate or platter n nche:.mrs. A.W. house ^ype,, below $12,000 class. Hannaway, 1st; Mrs. Frank Klmber-nhere s, however, cunenty under ly, 2nd. constructon a szeable amount of Arrangement n whte contaner, whte flowers, folage allowed: Mrs. Wllam Jaspers. 1st; Mrs. Francs Flood, 2nd Mrs. Earle R. James, Arrangement In pnk contaner emphaszng lne: Mrs. Russell Prank, 1st, Mrs. L. Jackson, 2nd; Mrs. A. Redman, Arrangement n Metal Contaner: Mrs. John E., Croumey, 1st; Mrs. Frank Kmberly. 2nd; Mrs. Earle R. Phone Ivlan St. East Havon. Re-Upholsterng LIVING ROOtvl FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER WORK EXPERTLY 0041 BY MASTER CRAFTSMEN Slp Covers Drapes Reparng Refnshng FREE ESTIMATES PHONE The LAUREL SHOP 25 Htmngway A»». Eat Haven Industral work. In the latter cla.5s s a warehouse garage In Kmbery Avenue by Frank P. Sullvan, lne, general contractors. Also under constructon Is a new garage buldng extensve alteratons for Lous Maggore Thomas Ferrara of- the East Haven Green Garage n Man Street. Dwellng- constructon work now underway nclude three one-famly houses n Hotchkss Road for James J Sullvan; two one famly houses for R. Andreulo n Lenox Street a two-famly dwellng for V. Tnar al Man Street one famly houses for the followng: Wllam H. Hubbard, 12 Vew St.; Wlam Martn, 88 Pleasant Avenue; Ralph Thompson, Thompson Street; Chester Majow.skl, Sorento Avenue; H. Babcock, Hartmen Avenue; C, H. Grover, Hunt Lane; M. Solo, three houses. South End Road. James Olls Jr., 275 Short Beach Road. Work s also underway on repars after a fre by E. M. Lnsley of the Ace Rug Company n Laurel Street. on Fathers Day...June 191t Gve DAD two treats wth the ne)«on- W. H. COMMUNITY HOUSE SETS A GOOD EXAMPLE A lclvc 111 lulvly slle l.vgromntl l Ihe Wsl Hve Comuuuly ldu.kc, n tdnully Closl frcnv, A\ llc lil, scvcrl blkdnn INmy I.jv,. ls los llur slll, wllo IlJ. umpre cnlls "Baler up!" In 111! sdlllnll gun u llc lackuround. A really gorgeous dsplay has been enjoyed the past week or.so on the grounds of the home of Mr. Mrs. Roy Chldsey n Park Place I facng the Town Green. Here s a lyelow-wood tree, an unfamlar speces n ths regon, that has been n full-bloom for the frst tme n several years. The sweetness of the perfume from the myrad blossoms can be observed tor a long dstance. The4,ree whose natve habtat s the southeastern states was planted.sme forty years or so ago by Mr. Chldsey.s mother, the late Mrs. H, Walter Chdsey. It has reached a fmuajo Treat lr r{;hl on Tallcrs Day wl the ffwcst gft of all! V\n tadsor Honon Iefltcrsthcwyrldft fnest lghter (press... ts III release...ts, out) plus a superb ntclacalk-nnl-al! n one slreanjrcd unt. Its (wo gfts n one! n 1/20 I4K CoU Flled $15.00 (plu.f tax) Plntcd wth Rhodum (a precous, nontarnshng metal,of the pjatnun group) glo.oo (no Fed. lax) (all wth arartsc gft \ox) Towne Jewelers Anthony Marno 30 Mam St., East Haven "For servce above beyond the call of duty " Thats what the Presdent says every tme le awards a Dstngushed Servce Medal to a member of the Armed l^^rces. Its also tle.sentment n the hearts of West Haveners when they acknowledge the servces performed by the West Haven Communty House, a Communty Chest agency. Planned supervsed recreaton for the youth of a communty Is not a new Idea, but perhaps East Haven would beneft by observng West Havens program, ncorporatng some of ther plans nto ts own youth programs. West Haven Communty House afford tle youngsters of West Haven a place to play, equpment to use, groups to play wth, experenced supervson; t also affords adult groups a place to meet. Servce to all age groups cones under three headngs: recreatonal, socal educatonal. If you want to fnd cther Wllam De George, executve drector of the Communty House, or Ralph Gogla, program drector, youll probably have to look around Inback of t)e Ihreorstory Vctoran house. Tle-C; youll fnd the extensvepayg-ound, decently cleared leveled to provde a.softbal feld a basketball court. A typcal afternoon on a good day at 227 Elm Street Includes a sprted Softball game. Closer to the, buldng youll fnd Ralph Gogla supervsng younger chldren, nsensble to an occasonal basketball bouncng oft hs head after escapng from stll a thrd group. In a separate fenced-n play area adjonng boalouse p-e-school age chldren, members of the Nursery School group, romp on the slde, In around the Jungle gym s box. Insde the converted barn whch houses the game room, boys grls watch a baseball game on the recentyacqulred televson set, whle others play png pong. L Program Covers Wde Feld L The program offered by tle communty House can be dvded roughly nto fve sectons, accordng to Ralph Gogla, Program drector. Frst tlere Is the ma-ss approach, when the House undertakes actvtes that Include all ts members nvolve the entre West Haven area. Helpng to start the annual Town-Wde Halloween celebraton Is a good example of ths. Then there s supervsed recreaton, whch makes up a large part of the work of the agency, cllldreh of any age, race or relgon are welcome to make use of the playground all ts facltes. Educatonal program makes up another dvson of the actvtes. Group learnng n arts crafts s carred on under the supervson of four part-tme teachers, who nstruct nterested youth groups In such dversfed sklls as pantng, crafts, model-buldng, Indus- tral arts. The Communty House baseall basketball leagues exemplfy group work wth clubs. There arc nne teams In the currently actve baseball league. Games arc played n the afternoon evenng at Caravan" to be held Sunday after- It soms hardly pojslblc that noon July 3. Several auto partes It Is nearly a. year snce we left wn leave the church to go to the East Haven July 2 but we are very Methodst Campground n Plan- comfpftabjy fxed,n our new holno vllc to attend a stnto-wlde vesper so far have enjoyed the chargo servce, to bo followed by a plono very mucl. supper on the hstorc campground. wth best regards. Some of the younger people plan Yours very truly, to go up the day before spend H H nrohtev the nght at an Insttute program «Hnllvwonrt rn f Jon the older people at the No. Hollywood, Callt. famly vespers Sunday. j,., ^!_ Edtor Slevena: FROM OUR MAIL BAG A mllon thanks for your great Interest help In makng.^ ^ such a success of our snow. Edtor Stevens: I wsh to assure you that our I have an dea tlat my sub- club greatly apprecated yout e scrptlon to tlc East Havon News fort., expres about ths tme, so am en- Sncerely, closng check to cover renewal.. Mabollc D. James under the supervson of one of the members of the staff. Fnally, Indvdual gudance, altlough not a large part of the progrm, plays an mportant part. Referrals from other Chest agences, such as the Famly Servce the Vstng Nurse Assocaton, occur frequently. When, durng ther work, some of tlese organzatons learns of a West Haven chld badly n need of recreaton assocaton wth a group, they send lln to khe Communty House. Much of the work of the Communty House colslsts of organsng clubs groups of all ages. Occasonally a club or team wll be started around one partcular boy or grl who needs the assurance of belongng to, perhaps even leadng, a group of hs own. At present there are over 00 dffcaont groups wloh meet under the auspces of the Communty House. Parents of pro-school age chr dren can take advantage of the Nursery Sclool, a major dvson of the Communty House program. Sessons arc held every weekday mornng afternoon, under to supervson of a full-tme Nursery School staff. A..arge of 75 cents per ses-slon Is made for each chld atcndlng the school. The West Haven Communty House s made possble by contrbutons to the Communty Chest. Ths year t Is operatng on a budget of approxmately $22,000. $18,000, or 85 per cent of ths amount, comes from the Communty Chest. Tlc remer s rased by membershp dues of one dollar per year lor senor members,- board member dues money rasng projects conducted by grodpa connected wth the house. Chldrens Day Servces.At St. Andrews Chldrens Day wth specal exercses, baptsm awardng of promoton certfcates bbles, wll be ob.served Sunday at 11 A.M. In St. Andrews Methodst Church. The servce wll be conducted by the pastor. Rev. Wllam KIrkl wth Mrs. Gertrude Mattson of the Begnners Department, Mss Frances Woodward of the Prmary Department, Mrs. Paul Foster of the Junor Department, presentng the cllldren n ther program. The annual Church Pcnc wll be hold at Lake Compounce on Saturday, June 25, Is beng.sponsored by the Church Board of Educaton the Mens Bble Class. Sdney Sansone heads the commttee whch has arranged for a bus to leave the church at 0 A.M. Many wll nlso go n ther own aulomobles. The pcnc s for all famles n the churrh. Also scheduled at St. Andrews Church s.a parsh lawn party to be hold Saturday, July 2, on the grounds of Mr. Mrs. Lpe Hazall at Forbes Woodward Avcs. A commttee headed by Mr. Hazal nuludes representatves of the varous church orghlzatlons. The Offcal Board has also aj- TELEVISION IS HERE at prces you can afford ydfrnfll Vdcraft Factory Sales Agency 426 Man Stroot 4-089S Easf Havan Evenngs to 9;30 S CARROLL 7.87 Man Street CUT RATE Phono DADS DAY JUNE 19th. CIGARS PIPES POUCHES LIGHTERS WALLETS CIGARETTES carton $1.75 Edgeworth or Holday Tobacco 99c 16 oz. Save 30c DILLS BEST Tob acco 16 OT. 87c Save 22c felds around west Haven,proved plans for a "Canpgrund FATHERS DAY SPECIALS All Famous Br Neckwear $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 Van Heusen Bold-Look Shrts n all colors $ Whtes $ $3.95 Gantncr Swm Trunks, Lastex Gabardne $2.95 $3.95 Large Selecton of Hose 65c DEAN SHOP BENNY GOODMAN 226 Man Street Easf Havon ARROW SHIRTS - TIES FATHERS DAY, JUNE 19 {(theyre Amercas favortes) DEPT STORE OTHER GIFTS FOR DAD To Make Hnn Happy Slppers Pajamas Socks Polo Shrts Hlcerchefs.Belts. Jackets, * Bathng Trunks Gabardne or Wash Slacks Shoes Work Clothes EAST hiaven, CONN. 3l7tvlAINST. (ELMST.)

5 ^s^ :_ P^,* ^V V -. >-!,. 1.., ^ Kr I ll". Kan Sx! 1 J, Is IT 1 June C. Dube Frank S. Tarbell,. To Wed On July 9 THE CRAWFORD REVIEW ItAST HAVEN NEWS. Announfecmcnt lns been made of the comng manngo or Mss June Carolyn Dube, dnugller of Mr. nnd M:a..L!!on H. Dube of 32 Ivor Ave,, EMt Haven lo Mr. Frank S!ncler.s Tatbcll, son of Col. nnd Mrs. Phllp B. Tnrbell of 260 Chldsov Ave.. H^StHavon on Saturdny, July 0 In thd Old Stone Church, East Haven. Mrs. Betty S. Olson of East Haven War serve as Matron of Honor. The brdesmad wll be Mrs. Vrgna B. Smth also of East Haven the Junor brdesmad wll be Mss Cyntha Holt, cousn of the brldcto-be of Hartford. Mr. Phllp A. Smth wll bo best man. Ushers wll bo Messrs. Martn D. "Olson.Douglas Anderson, of East Haven Shrley Saunders Jr. cousn of the brldegroom-bleot of Old Lyme. Followng the ceremony, a recepton wll be held In the Old Stone Church Parsh House. Pequot Trbe Improved Order of HCd Men wll observe Past Sachems Nght Monday In the Man Street Wgwam. Tle Past Sachems wll take over the stumps run the Jhdetlng for the evenng. A specal fature w.lll be the servng of a meatball spaghett supper to all members by Junor Sagamore Peter LImoncelll. MISSLUSCOMB BECOMES BRIDE OF MR. MILLER A. L. A. ESTABLISHEp 1907 Plflonod (rrtvol ptoauro faflturtng Ody-to-refld nnd oay-tohjndlo ypod flnararlfl nnd map for mombort. Thru It flffluhon wfh loadng Motor Clubl s fully oqulppod fo roufo you anywhoro!n Iho world. Payment for logfll mrvco nnd omorg«ncy road torvlco. Froo ball lorvco. H. J. Zahnleter TEL A LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES Low, Cost Quck Servce 4 Plans 1 Cash loaned on automobles even though you now owe a balance. 2 Wo wll pay oft your present balance reduce your payments In some cases 50% 3 Wo wll BOTPI reduce your payment? also loan you extra cash. 4 Let us fnance your next new or used car. Wo can save you money. One Phane Call Wll Arrange a Loar COLONIAL FINANCE COMPANY 1,25 Temple St., cor. Crown Second Floor Phone Open Sal. Tll Noon A very pretty weddng Saturday In the Broadvew Communty Church In Hartford unted Mss Rhoda Jane Luscomb, daughter of Mr. Mrs. George P. Luscombe of that cty, n marrage wth Waller Russell Mller, son of Mr. Mrs. Davd J. Mller of 502 Tlhompson Avenue. The Rev. Major L. Johnson performed the ceremony wth Rev. wllford McLean, assstng. Mss Teresa S. Rall of Now York Cty was solost an Mrs. Mlton F. Jones, played a program of nuptal musc at the organ. The brdes ssters, Mrs. Rchard L. Chllds Mrs.Chanpe S. Andrews Jr., were matrons of honor the brdesmads were Mrs. Robert O. Johnson ond Mrs. Bertram P. Ibello. Mss Sharl L. Adams was the flower grl. : Davd E. Mller of Southlnglon. brother of the brldckroom was the best man the snors were Paul J. Blrbarle, Edward H. Dohony Robert R. Coe. A recepton followed In the church parlors, The brde Is a graduate of the Hartford School of Musc attended the JulUlard School of Musc Columba Unversty. Mr. Mlllor Is a student at the Unversty of Connorllcut. Ho Is a member of Kappa Sgma served as an Army Ar Force leutenant for throe years. Roberta Foote Gets Degree At Larson College Mss Roberta Foote. daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ellsworth Foote of Twn Lakes, North Branford, wll bo among the senors class members of Larson College, who wll receve the degree, of Assocate In Arts at the Graduaton ceremones of the school next Monday evenng. The thrty eght Commencement program was Intated last Tuesday when Presdent Mrs. George V. Larson gave an annual banquet for resdent stdents. On Wednesday, an all college outng was held at Parker Memoral Park. Branford Pont. Ths evenng In the college audtorum, the followng one-act plays Curse You, Jack Dalton," "For Dlsllngunlshed Servce," "The Happy Journey from Trenton lo Camden, wll be gven by the dramatcs art class under the drecton ol Mss Wnfred Wald. Class Day exercses wll be held at 3:00 P. M. an Informal dance at 0:00 P. M. on Saturday. On Sunday a Corporate Communon Servce breakfast wll be held at 9:00 wth the Reverend Warren E. Traub, rector of St. Pauls Epscopal hurch, offcatng. The Baccalaureate Clelght Servce wll be hold at 8:00 P. M. wth the Reverent James W. Len hart as speaker. The graduatng program la scheduled for 11:00 A. M. Monday. Dr. Samuel M. Lndsay, Mnster of the Baptst Church, Brookllne, Massachuselts, wll address the graduatng class guests. Among those who wll receve tho Thutaday, Juno 16, 1949 Tlursday, June IG, 1940 KATHERINE ASHWORTH WAS BRIDE SATURDAY OF ROBERT E. OLSON The marrage of Ml.s KaUerlne Ashworlh, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Wllam Ashworlh of Wllford Avenue lo Robert E. Olson, son of Mr. Mrs. John Olson of Sprng Road, North Havon, look place at oclock last Saturday In the Lutheran Tabor Church. Tho Rev. Emll G. Swanson offcated. Mrs. Forest Haun was the solost. The brde -wore nylon marquf.setle chantllly lace, fnger tp Illuson vel, tara of seed pearls orange blossoms carred a cascade bouquet of mxed whte flowers. Matron of honor was the brdes sster, Vrgna Munok of New Havon, gownod In palo blue orgy, perod style blue hat wth flowers carryng a casade bou quel of blue ond pnk garden flow ers. The Junor brdesmads were Vcrna Ina Ashworth, ssters of the brde, dressed In palo pnk orgy hoop skrts, pnk hats carryng bouquets of old fashoned garden flowers. Tho best manwas Roger Johnson, cousn of tho groom. Ushers were, Mr. Robert Munck Mr. Robert DAbato of Hartford. A recepton was held In the brdes home followng the ceremony. Later tho couple left on a motor lour of the New Engl states. They wll resde In North Haven on ther return. The brde atonded Branford schools graduated from Stones College. Mr. Olson served 3V4 years In the Pacfc area wth the Sgnal Corps In World War U. degree of Assocate In Arts Is Mss Roberta Poole, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ellsworth B. Foote of Twn Lakes, North Branford. Anne E. Holcotnb To Plght Troth To C. Sobolewsk Mss Anno Ellzabetl Holcomb, daughter of Mr. nfrs. Wllam Holcomb of Hotchklss Grove wll become the brde of M\ Charles J. Sobolewsk,.<on of Mr. Mrs. Charles Sobolewsk of Itu.ssell Street In St. Mary Church, an Saturday mornng at 10. The Rev. Laudlslaus Nowakowskl of Norwch, uncle of the groom, wll perform the ceremony. Mss Mary Alce Holcomb, ^lster of the brde, wllbe mad of honor tho brdesmads Wll bo Mrs. Arm Fresco Mss Jesse Day of Washngton, D. 0. Edmund Sobolewsk wll bo hs brothers best man. ushers wll bo Wllam J. Holcomb Jr., brother of the brde, Robert Sobolewsk, brother of the groom. A recepton wll be held at Carnovals Colonade, Cosey Beach, East Haven.. Mr. Sobolewsk a veteran of three years servce In the U. S. Army Ar Corps attended Mllford Preparatory School Is nowln hs senor year at Clarkson College of Technology, Folsdam, N. Y. Muscal Group To Close Season The Muscal Art Socety wll clcso Its seasons actvtes wth a pcnc supper at the home of Mr. Mrs. Wallace Foote of Johnsons Pont on Tuesday evenng, June 21, at 6:30 P. M. Members of the socety are Includng ther husbs wves among the Invllod ones. sfsfsp^ TO BUILD YOUR KITCHEN WITH CURTIS CABINET UNITS Wntnbg, roomy ktchen or asmnll, compact one? Whchever you choose, ML have just the rght Curts floor wall cabnets! These wood, cnhncts ft together for any sze of space are quckly nnd easly nstalled provde every ktchen convenence. f^ IB6S f^. ClRTS WOODWORK Heres one of hc many types of ktchens you fun. hvo wth Curts sectol unts. Ihs s the popular "U" style. Note the hg roomy cnbncts wth cverythnr wthn ensy reach plannel to save you steps. You mny smrt your new ktchen now wth a few cabnets nod add others later, t): f desred. Ths charmng snack bar Is part of the Curts cabnet lne. Let us gve you a prce on these unts. All hardware s furnshed. IMMEDIATE DELIVERYI No watng for Curfl llt<h«n cablnal. Coma In III u htp plan your Curtl ktchan DeFOREST & HOTCHKISS CO. POST ROAD TEL. 50 EAST RIVER Myrtle Butler Becomes Brde Of J. Cosgrove In St.Marys Church, Saturday, June 11, at 11 A.M., Mss Myrtle Los Butler, daughter of Mr. Mr."!. Arthur Butler of East Haven, was marred to Mr. James Edword Cosgove Jr., son of Mr. Mrs. Jams Edward Cosgrove Sr. of Todds Hll, Branford. The Rev. Wllam Wlhbey performed the double rng ceremony In a settng of whte sprng flowers. Mss Betty Lasko sang "Ave Mara" "On Ths Day, Oh Beautful Mother" wth Mrs. Jerry Collns at tho organ. The brde was allended by Mss Mary Lou Mller, mad of honor. Mss Ruth Crawford Mss Kalhryn Cosgrove, sster of the brdegroom, were brdesmads, e Mr. Danel Cosgrove served as the best man for hs brother. Ushers were Mr. Alden Hll Mr. Rch ard Butler, brothqr of the brde. The brde who was gven In marrage by her father wore a clelght satn gown trmmed wth crystal beadng desgned wth a ftted bodce. Prncess Elzabeth sleeves, key-hole necklne a full skrt wth a bustle-back cascadng Into a chapel length tran. Her tulle vel was fastened to a tara of the same crystal beadng she carred whte roses centered wth an orchd wth stephanatls streamers. e The honor attendant wore a gown of blue lace nylon marqusette a pcture hat of the same color materal carred pnk carnatons, snap dragons babys breath. The brdesmads en.sembles wore Identcal lo that of tho honor attendant but In pnk they carred bouquets of mxed garden flowers. Followng the ceremony a dnner for the brdal party.immedate famles was held at the Woodlawn;.Madson, a recepton for frends relatves followed at-the Ital- lan-amerlcan Club, Branford. Assstng m recevng guests, Mrs..Butler wore a navy whle prnt dress, navy accessores corsage of gardenas. Mrs. Cosgrove wore a lavender dress wth whte accessor- Is also a corsage of gardenas., The couple left for an Unannounced motor trp. For travelng the brde Wore a whte worsted sut wth brown whle accessores. n orchd corsage. Upon ther return they wll resde at Todds Hll, Branford. Lllan Olsevsk Becomes Engaged To Gerald Munson Mr. Mrs. Stephen Olszewsk of 20 Harrson Avenue, Branford, announce tho engagement of ther daughter, Lllan Elzabeth to Gerald J. Munson, son of Marcus J. Munson. of New Haven the late Mrs. Munson. Mss Olszewsk attended Stone College Is employed at the Securty Insurance Company. Mr. Munson served three years wth the Army Ar Forces medcal branch. Includng one year In the European Theatre Is matrculatng In the predertal course of study at the Unversty of Connectcut. Mr. Mrs. John Huzar of Mona Avenue attended the graduaton exercses at St. Basls - Academy, Fox Chase, Penna last Sunday where ther daughter, Mary, was a member of the -graduatng class. Mss Huzar attended the eleraentary schools In Branford. SALALtRUI SAV/ FILING All knds of Saws Pled Joned ALL WORK GUARANTIED Wett End Avanu. Branford THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Announces 1949 SUMMER SESSION June 23 through August 24 Currculum Includes; All Acaderhc Hgh School Subjects Begnnng or Revev< Prepara-Hon for College Board Examnafons Comple-te Musc Course Pre-Nursng Courses Regstratons Also Beng Accepted For September Enrollment Co-educatonal Athletcs FOR FULL INFORMATION, WRITE OR VISIT THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, 280 VYnthrop Ave., New Haven,.Phone CONNECTICUTS HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICITY IS CHEAP! You Should Have The Facts,.. Here They Are: Q^ onnectcuts average household rate per klov/atthour Is only about 7.5 percent above the natonal average of 3,01 cents. But lets romomber that tho natonal average resdental rate ncludes so-called "cheap" rates charged by government power projects such at T. V. A. Fgures whch nclude "cheap" gov.ernrnent power are fcton, not fact. There s no "cheap- government power there s only subsded government power, subsdzed by heavy taxes whch government projects dont pay, but whch are pad for them by you all the rest of us. Connectcut utltes pad a total tax bll of over $ 12,000,000 In The average cost of household electrcty In Connectcut also compares favorably wth Its neghbors as you can see. Average Household Rate Per K owatthour CONNECTICUT...: 3.24 cents All New Engl States 3.84 cpnts Now York,, 3.81 cents Now Jersey 3.70 cents Pennsylvana...: 3.27 cents Now you have the true story. Dont you agree that ELECTRICITY IS CHEAP IN CONNECTICUT! 1. :....,. :, The Connectcut Lght Power Company A Busness-Managed, Tax-Payng Company / I \ k s? CLASSIFIED ADS Classfed ad rates: 50c per Inserton fve words or less. of t-wenty For ad over twenty-flve words, loc for each added fve words, Add (wcntjr-flve cents If ad Is to appear n bold face, upper lower case. ADD FIFTY CENTS IF AD IS ro APPEAR IN BOID FACE CAPS. Why not have your typewrter ddlng machne equpment placed In frst class condton? Our fully equpped servce department wll do ths work promptly elllclfqtly furnsh, wthout charge, loan machnes. BEUANOE TTPEWKITBE 00.! C. B. OUY, Mgr, Telephone Crown Street New Haven THE BRANFORD REVIEW^ EAST HAVJSK NEWS STONY GREEK Lucky Logan IMMEDIATE DELIVERY; Iron Enamel Dralnboard Snks, Lavatores; Chrome Brass ToUet Aocessores; Copper.Gutter Leaders; Roofng Insolaton.. IHE CONN. PLUMBING AND LUMBER COMPANY 1T3S State St. New Haven, Conn. Tel. 7-e294 Mr. nnd Mrs. Mchael Oryl celebrated ther nnth annversary on June 16. The Womens Auxlary wll hold ther annual.pcnc on ths comng Monday at Branford Pt. Members wn please brng a covered dsh preparaton own table servce. Transportaton wll be furnshed. [Mrs. Charles O. Seastr Is In charge of the arxangements. A strange thng has happened at the home of "Pop" Martn- Hs cn- Itlre chmney s covered.wth a swarm of bees. He has tred everythng n the books to get rd of them, but to no aval. If anyone has hves (bee-hves, that Is) they nxe welcome to these bees that are swarmng on "Pops"-chmney. Mss Suzanne Longd, of New Haven, Mrs. Clarence Hoyt, Jr.. were weekend guests at the home of Mr. Mrs. Rchard Howd. Rev. A. W. Jones, of the Baptst Church n Branford, wll exchange pulpts wth Rev. E. O.Spnney of tho the Church of Chrst hero ths Sunday. The Grammer School Baseball team has won four out of the fve games they have played. The Y.W.R.C, Softball tean won over the Teen-aged OlrlSSortball Team by 26-3 wth. Capt. Charlotte! Allen ptchng, Cocapt Betty Edwardson frst base. Any local womens softball team wshng to play the Y. W. R. G may make arrangements by callng Charlotte Allen, Complete reparng of the seawall here constructon of new swmmng steps wll be added enjoyment to all beach-goers ths summer. "Thought For Tle Wecek" Before you cast asde old folk.;, as you would n worn-out shoe You"d better wake up realze some day youll be old, tool Garden Notes LEGAL NOTICES NEW FERGUSON TRACTORS & IMPLEMENTS. Few used tractors. Russell Equp. Co. Tutte Ave. & Manson Rd., Walljngford. Open evenngs. Phone New Haven tf HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS wants work as mothers helper. Tel WANTED <31l fo" general oitlee work n East Haven. Apply James F. Mllano, 179 Man Street. LOST Pa-^sbook No If found return to Branfc-d Savngs Bank LOST Passbook No. m If found return to Branford Savngs Bank., 6-30 MORNING PLAY SCHOOL n Stony Creek. Hgh school sophomore wll take chldren 2 to :5 four days weekly. Large yard. Near beach. Phone 8-31B1. WANTED HSh school grl for housework daly. Phone Branford FOR SALE 134 Studebaker sadan, new tres, good runnng condton. Best offer takes t. Tel Branford OF BRANFORD ss. PROBATE COURT June Estate of RICHARD P. OBRIEN n sad dstrct, deceased. The Admnstrator havng exhbted hs admnstraton account wth sad estate to ths Court for allowance, t s ORDERED That the 18th day of June A.D at 10 oclock n the forenopn, at the Probate Oflce n Branford, be the same s assgned tor a hearng oh the allowance of sad admnstraton account wth sad estate, ths Court drects Flora K. Goldsmth to cte all persons nterested theren to appear at sad tme place, by publshng ths order n some newspaper publshed n New Haven County havng a crculaton n sad dstrct, by postng a copy on the publc sgn post n the Town of. Branford where the deceased 10 Flora K. Goldsmth, Clerk. QUEEN ROSE. Wll not have the mad Clyte Whose head s turned by the Sun; Tle tulp s a courtly queen. Whom therefor I wlushun; The cowslp Is a country wench; The volet Is a nun; But I wll woo the danty rose The queen of evory one. Thomas Hood In vew of tle fact that my rght h s covered wth poson Ivy, I was very much Interested n Mrs. Balslcys conservaton chalrmon account n the News : Every year about ths tme, materal concernng the "Elmnaton of Poson vy" comes to us,, often undor the headng of Conservaton. At last Conservaton s becomng a popular word. s unfortunately beng appled to many projects that are far removed from true conservaton are frequently defntely antconservatlonlst In practce. Ths project,1s one of these. Consder a good defnton of conservaton: wse use mnnage-.ment of nall,ral resources". No conservatonst ever consders elmnatng anythng. He knows that It has a defnte place,ln the ecologcal plan, at present, he proceeds cautously even In the matter of control, on the bass of serous mstakes made n the past. Consder the effect of ae program of elmnaton of Poson Ivy on l.wlldllfe. It destroys a valuable pmu I. t6 Seven 1 LOST P»ss Book No It found return to Branford Savngs Bank FOR SALE ^r<"=" Foot cape Cod Salboat. Mahogany deck, new sals, excellent condton. Tel. Branford ROOM WANTED-Young man wants furnshed room In or walkng dstance of Branford. Wrte Box 29, Branford. Legal Notce OF BRANFORD ss,. PROBATE COURT June 10, 1949 Estate of ERNEST F. SMITH n sad dstrct, deceased. The Admnstrator havng exhbted hs admnstraton account wth.sad estate to ths Court for allowance, t s ORDERED That the 30lh day of June A.D at 10 oclock In the forenoon, at the Probate Oflce In Branford, be the same s assgned for a hearng on the alowancq of sad admnlslraton account wth sad estate, ths Court drects Flora K, Goldsmth to cte all persons nterested theren to appear at sad tme place, by publshng ths order n.some news g aper publshed n New Have. ounty havng a crculaton n sad dstrct, by postng a copy on the publc sgn-post In the Town of Branford where the deceased Flora K, Goldsmth, clerk OF NEW HAVEN, ss. PROBATE COURT, June 8, 1949 Estate of BARTHOIPMEW J. CALLAHAN late of New Haven n sad Dstrct, deceaed. " The Executor havng exhbted hs admnstraton account wth sad estate to ths Court for allowance, made applcaton for an order of dstrbuton of sad estate, t s t ORDERED, That the 8th day of Ju yl949, at ten oclock In the forenoon, at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, In sad Dstrct, be apponted for a hearng on the allowance of sad aeccunt, applcaton tlat notce of the tme place of sad hearng be gven by publshng ths order three tmes n some newspaper havng a crculaton n sad Dstrct. By the Court, Lester P. Dunn, 30 Assstant Clerk MISS EMMA C. SIIIPMAN nrooklnc..mnssnclu.^rtta Inrcmnr IlTsd-nt of The Frst Churcl of (hnnt. Hconlst, n Ito.ton. Mns.s.chusolt.t Bographcal Sketch, Incomng Presdents, The Frst CInuch of Chrst, Scentst, n Boston, Mass. Mss Emma C. Shpman, C. S. B., of Brookllne, Massachusetts, s a local member of The Mother Church. She became a frm belever n Chrstan Scence when a young grl throughthe healng of mmedate members of her famly by two of htr aunts who were early pupls,of the Dscoverer Founder of Chrstan Scence, Mary Baker Eddy. Mss Shpman receved her schoolng In tho publc schools of Vemont Now Httmphrlre, In the Johnson, Vermont, Normal School (now Teachers College), at the College of Lberal Arts, Boston Unversty. She, Is a member of the Kappa Kap)a Gamma fraternty. Ms? Shpman Joned The Mother Church In 1893, - receved Prmary class nstructon the same year. In January, 1890 she was elected a teacher n The Mother Church Sunday School. Durng the summers of , Mss Shpman served as Second Render as Secretary Treasurer for the Whle Mountan Church, near Fabyans, New Hampshre. On the occason of ts dedcaton. In August, 1898, she was gven the address to read CONGREGAnONAL CHURCH Itev. B. C. Trent, Pastor Mrs. Douglas B. Holabrd Organst Chor Drector 11:00 Mornng worshp 9:45 Church school ST. AlIGUSTlNESR. C. CHURCH Rev. John J. IMcCarlly, Pastor Frank Frawley Organst Chor Drector Mrs. Charles Donadlo, assstant Masses 7:00-9:15 Ma.ss 8:00 Northford Congregatonal Church ZION KPISCOPATcHURCn Rev. Frnnck.1. Smlll, Rcotnr Edmund L. Stoddard Lay Reader Mrs. Paul R.Hawkns organst Mrs. Edmund L, Stoddard Chor Drector 9:30a.m. Mornng Servce Sermon Holy Communon, 1st, 3rd, 6th Sundays Mornng Prayer 2nd nnd 4th ISuhdnys Church School nt the Rectory on Saturdny mornng at 10 oclock, JOHN B. HART.wuame. t destroys a valuable I»"= was gven ucmoess to read food supply of the more than 45 by Mary Baker Eddy;.found In varetes of brds whch eat poson ;.Frst Church of. Chrst, Scl- OF BRANFOPD ss, PROBATE COURT, June 10, 1949 Estate of MARGARET FARRELL McKEON n sad dstrct, deceased. The Admnstrator havng exhbted hs admnstraton account wtl sad estate to ths Court for allowance, t s varetes of brds whch eat poson vy berres; decreases avalable shelter for many of the tny anmals that work whle we are sleepng to emrfch aerate the, sol. Indrectly, as mentoned above, by reducng the number of tny workers n the earth (through loss of shelterl Experts warn us that con- tlnued use of poson spray frequently affects the fertlty of the sol, due to the resdual effects f used year after year. Snce many mgratory bt-ds carry :ln ther body poson Ivy seeds, the countrysde s beng constantly reseeded sprayng must be repeated year after year, a constant expense a constant danger to the sol. 2. Sol. It effects the sol adversely. Water, Elmnaton of large areas of poson Ivy leaves the sol bare, subject to eroson, f on a slope, defntely ncapable of conservng the ran that may fcl upon t. 4. Plant Lfe. Poson vy frequently shelters seedlngs of morevaluable plant llfe.especlaly trees shrubs whch wll evehtualy grow up take over the area. It s one of the very best naturaf protectors of rare wld flowers. No wse person, no matter how predatory, wll clmb a wll covered wth polson Ivy to entlst, Mscellany, pages In November, 1898, Mss Shpman was called to the last class taught by Mrs. Eddy; In March, 1899, she began the publc practce of Chrstan Scence, later began the work ol teachng Chrstan Scence. She has served on varous commttees for The Motler Church ww* for several years a member of The Chrlsttlan Scence Bble Lesson Commttee. She has also contrbuted many artcles to the Chrstan Scence perodcals.,>,u,, IB I a wll covorea wth polson Ivy to ORDERED That the 25th day of pck wld flowers growng on the June A.D at 10 oclock n tho ]other sde. forenoon, at the Probate Offce n Branford, be the same s assgned for a hearng on the allowance of.sad admnstraton account wth sad estate, ths Court drects Flora K. Goldsmth to cte all "persons nterested theren to appear at sad tme place, by publshng ths order n some newspaper publshed n New Haven County avng a crculaton n sad dstrct, by postng a copy on the publc sgn post n the Town of Branford where the deceased 30 Flora K. Gold.smlth, Clerk OF BRANFORD ss. PROBATE COURT. June 15, 1949 Estate of ANNA G. KAMB, late of Branford, n sad Dstrct, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dstrct of Branford, hath lmted allowed sx months from the date hereof, for the credtors of sad estate to exhbt ther clams for settlement. Those who neglect to present ther clams properly attested, wthn sad tme, wll be debarred a recovery. All persons Indebted to sad Estate are requested to make Immedate payment to John Kamb, Admnstrator Address: 33 Hardng Ave. Branford, Conn. 30 OF BRANFORD ss, PROBATE COURT, June Estate of PHILIP M. McKEON n sad dstrct, deceased. ". The Admnstrator havng exhlbl- Haven ted hs admnstraton account wth "" "sad estate to ths Court for allowance, t s ORDERED That the 25th day of June AX> at 10 oclock In the forenoon, at the Probate Offce n Branford, be the same s assgned for a hearng on the allowance of sad admnstraton account wth sad estate, ths Court drects Flora K. Goldsmth to cte all persons Interested theren to appear at sad tme place, by publshng ths order n some newspaper publshed n New Haven County havng a crculaton In sad dstrct, by postng a copy on the publc sgn post n the Town of.branford where the deceased 30 Flora K. Goldsmth, Clerk Aesthetcally,.It Is beautful n sprng, summer especally n the tall. Control of poson Ivy as a cvc project. If you can afford s, las a Conservaton project, No, deflnltely. No. Tle Ltchfeld Ad of the ConnectcutJunor Republc Is sponsorng the openng of ten old houses some gardens on Saturday, July 23, from 11 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Tho funeral of John B. Hart, husb of Prances Carrer Hart! of North Branford was held Wednesday mornng at 0:30 A. M. from the W. S. Clancy & Sons Fneral Home In Branford. A Solemn requem mnsswns celebrated In St. Augustnes Church at 10A.M. by Rev. John McDonnld. Rev. Francs Brcen was deacon Rev. John McCarthy sub-deacon. Bural was n St. Agne,^ Cfmotery, where servces were conductd by Rev, John McCarthy. Bearers were John Mc- Kernan, Joseph Spezznno, John Wall, Joseph Fnrkash, Oscar Gustavsbn Frnnk Doody. Besdes hs wfe, he loaves three sons, John, James Lesle, two daughters, Mnrle Mrs. Rchard Good; also [ten grchldren. He also leavds lore sster Mss Ellen Hart of Rocky Hll, three brothers, Alexer Hart of North Branford, Henry Edward Hart of Ontaro, Canada. A son Robert B. Hart lost hs lfe In World War II In Germany. Mr. Hart was brn n Ontaro, Canada; the son of the late James Ellen Roddy Hart, He came to tho Unted Slates to make hs homo whle In hs early twentes. Hs work as shovel engneer took hm from Pennsylvana to Alaska nnd all through the West. Ho marrlod Francos Carrer, of Summorvllle.Pa; came to North Branford as one of the frst shovel men to work In the North Branford Trap Rook Cuarl7. Mr. Hart, wth a natural fohdness for the l, purchased a - farm whore hs famly grow up. He had remaned one of North Branfords actve ctzens through- [Out hs lfe. Two years ago, Mr. Hart retred to enjoy hs home. Ho was an actve member of the Holy NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OP THE IPROUGH OF BRANFORD Notce Is hereby gven to the taxpayers of the Borough of Branford. resdent non-resdent, that taxes at the rate of 1 mll on the lst of 1948 are due payable on Wednesday. June 1st, Taxes not pad by July 1st, 1949 shall be subject to nterest at the rate of 5 /lo of one percent for each month, or fracton thereof, whch shall elapse from the tme t shall have become due payable. (Rate of nterest 6% per year). The Town Hall v/ll be open every day from 9:00 AIM. to 5:00 P.M. on Saturdays from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 noon, exceptng Holdays. H..G. ROBINS. 26, 0-10,23 Tax Collector Short Beach Par Hold Famly Party At Golden Weddng Mr. Mrs. Danel Brrlff of Short Beach celebrated ther Golden Weddng Annversary wth a famly reunon pcnc on Sunday, June 12th. The couple have four chldren, Mrs; Theodore Eastwood, Mlton Brrlff Danel Brrlff of eshort Beach,, Marvyn Brrlff of Hartford. They al.so have sx grchldren. Mr. Mrs. Brrlff were marred June 14th, 1890 In Burlngton, New Jersey. Name Socety of St. Augustnes Church. Mrs. Joseph U. Breton her cbnmlttce are most grateful to nl those who so generosly contrbuted food for the recent sale held tmder the auspces of the Ladles Guld of the Zlon Epscopal Church. A Chldrens Nght program was gven at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday precedng tho regulnr meetng of Totokot Orange. Mrs. Lesle Brndlcy, Mr. nnd Mrs. I^ed Augur, Mr. Mrs. Charles Augur were on the oommltteo; * A mnstrel show gven by Totokcl Grange Is beng rehearsed for July 0. 7, 8 In the North Branford Town Holl. I Tle monthly paper drve conducted for the beneft of lle Buldng Fund of the North Brnnford Volteer Fre Department, Co. No. 1, \vlll be omtted. In June. Adrll for members bf both companes wll bo Ihcld nt the flrchouse on North St. on Monday evenng, June 20, at 0:30. ~! DolegatK to tho State Fremens Covehton wll bo Lesle Brnloy, dolegnto, Andrew Ahatrudo, nlternnto. Tle clennng commttee for the month wll be Aldrlch Moore W, Wllams. Places of Assembly, after July 1, must bo equpped wth nuxlllnry lghtng If they lnvc nccommodntlons tor more thnn scventy-flvo persos^ ^^ Carnval At Foxon Center June 27-July 2 A Onrnlvnl Is beng arranged for the week of Juno 27 to July 2 on the grounds of the Foxon Communty Hall at Route 80 nnd Nolth Hgh Street. Tle proceeds wll be for the beneft: of the Buldng Improvement Fund nnd a general commttee representng the Foxon Communty Center, nnd Fre Company Is In charge of nrrnngbmcnts. Geo. Doobrlck Is general ehalrmnn. The features rdc are beng brought here by the Northeastern Amusement Company of Enst Longmendow, Mnss., wll consst of free aot,s each evenng. There wll ntso be a merry-go-round, ferrls Wheel varous rdes. On one evenng of the carnlvnl n bcycle wll be gven nway to a fortunate boy or grl. Stll nnother fenlure wll be the rafflng of n lve pg whch s n charge of CUllen Ba.ssetl. Mss Anne Cobey Graduates From Connectcut Colt. Mls Anne Coboy, daughter of Dr. nd Mrs. James Cobey of Pne Orchard s among the graduntes of I the class of 1940 from Connectcut College n Now London. Mss Cobey mnjorcd In Zoology whle n student nt the grls school lns hnd her name InscHbcd upon n plaque In the school gymnasum for partcpaton In majo: sports.. ^ Mrs. Oscar Olsen Mrs. James- Bentty were recpents of n showef gven recently by the Lndlcs Auxlary of the Indnn Neck Fre Dept In the flrehohsc. \ Branford Slore GIFTS for Fathers Sports Shrts From $ $3.88 Manhattan Pajamas $3.95 Tes from $ $2,50 Socks, wde selecton Solds Patterns 55c Hkerchefs 50c.-: $1.00 AdtntrUtm^nt «^. From where 1 st... ^y Joe Marsl Dont Fence Yourself In Every spnnk, Hy PelerRon nnd Easy KnhcrU pnfch up the stone wat that separaleh tbetr farms. They walk alonj; tnlknb Easy on one Hde, Hy on the other pckng; up the fallen stonca puttng them back. Aftenvards, over a frendly glass of beer, Easy says, "You know, wall-mendnjf f :f nce neghborly cubtom, but we really dont need that wall. Wc keep t up just because t happens to be there." "Yes," says Hy, "a lot of walls fences boundares keep on separatng people for no good reason. Maybe wed all be! better off f some of them were torn; down, nstead of kept stng."; From where I st, Hy aad a mouthful. Take the "wallh of n- tolerance" tha people hld up Aganst each other. I lke a temperate glass of beer now then, you may prefer buttermlk but thats no rcabon for me to crtcze you, or you, me, LCVB lve letlve together makng /nore>frcndt fewer "walls." > - ^^*? SHORE LINE COFFEE QUIZ NOW ON THE AIR REGULARLY Local quz program recorded daly n Shore Lne Towns. Broadcast later same day over WAVZ Klocycles Monday through Frday 1:30 to 2:00 p.m. Free Coffee Doughnuts Loads pf Przes QUIZMASTER DICK CARLSON B D A K\ C rs O r\ program held at Ye Olde Towne K A N h U K U Restaurant (ballroom) Thursdays 9:30 to 10:00 a.m. EAST HA V E N program held at Freds Restaurant Frdays 9:30 to 10:00 a.m. Sponsored In BRANFORD by: Castollon Brothers (Bakery) Collns & Freeman (Hardware) Earl Colter Studo (Photography) Robbns Doparfrnent Store Shore LIro Boddng-Upholstory Co. Wlson Auto Sales (Ford) Spohsorod n by: Augos Auto Repar East Havon Cloanors East ttavon Dopt. Store East Havon Hardware Store Hplcombo Drug Company Nash, Inc. (Applances) Guest admsson tckets FREE from your local co-sponsors. Attend program as t s recorded n tho mornng. Then lsten to yourself n tho recorded playback, from 1:30 to 2:00 P.M. same day over WAVZ / ^ ^ ^ Copyrght, 1949, Vnled Slalex llrewers FatMdalon BULLARDS Open Thursday Tll 9 P.M. 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6 J DEGREE LADY BY BILL AUBRN In Brantord, June Is a month of brdes nnd Rlrawberrlco graduates cln.s.book.1. It Is a cu.sl.om here for Uc graduatng class to (Icdlcaln ls porttollc of IcRllnonts hstores; propheses pctures, to one of tn schools Instructors. Furthermore, where osslble, the choce Is Keccl untl class nght when the Impact of the selecton hts a crowded audtorum wth the sharphapplncss of a deserved dscovery. Ths year the applau.sc was deatonhk when It wos announced tha Mrs, Irene Enqulst llagluml was the choce of the cltt.sa of 11)40. Kor, Ur popular lass, lke a few others In the leachng nyston, cn tacn her career from the red schoolhouso days through grammar school clusscn; Into Junor hgh fnally to the uuslcre dvson of secondary.school J.eachlng, the senor grades. The feat s remarkable when one consders that tonght for the frst lme In her llto, the Hopson Avenue grl, wll.stop aoro.s a stage ut Now Haven Teachers College get hcr"halchelor of Scence dcrrce, the frst academc honor of her long years In the Held of educaton, It Is more remarkable when one reallnes that the honor was pclfcd tp pecemeal, a credt hero a credt there, untl the aggregate totaled n, S... Mrs, Ilaghmd took her hgh shool dploma wth the CULSB of ).9l7 wth Florence Doyle, Kllccn OConnor, norcnce, Jonkn Kenneth Bradley, among others. She rated hgh wth her classmates In tun lovng explots In her studes. Even at that tendef age she was roknowned tor the ablty to play the pano an art whch never loft her. She mght hove gone hgher In the musc rcld, had she so desred, but she accepted the dctates of her heart sought teachng as a career. Tlun It was that her long hours of practce, of pckng out the Inlrlcltlca of the "Olnw Worm" the "Scarf Dance" led her, not to the stage of New Yorks Town Hall or ram.ed Carnege, but to the hearts ot^frlcnds va lngerng the Ivores at partes ontertalnmonts.. Among her tcachofs was Mrs, S, VOsbotn,that lovable Wlltord Avenue pano Instructcr, who recalls her as an apt pupl. The beauty of Irene Ilaghmds playng was not alone In the delcate touch of her fngers ujbon the keys, of the. strct tmng whch Insured Jcouracy, but n the Informalty of her personalty whch led ner to step rlglt to the pano wthout beng begged or cajoled. ^^^^,,:-.:;^^^ ganed reknown locally. In tme she Joned Frank J. Coylo as a pano partner In the Park Iheate, an old, tlmo^nlckolettc whch: today hou.sos the Frst Natonal Store. There the.. twowljoavo stll warrt frends, had endless delght Improvsng duets to batch the mood of the flm whch was.showng., Blood ^thunder poundng matched the fury of racng hnrscn hooves In the wcstorna hearts Ilowor stlt sot the pace for the -glft.chewers In the more tender scones. -After graduatng from Laurel.Street School, whore.she won tho Rev. Fr.T.J; Murray as.say award, Irene look her lrst teachng job h an old : faahlohcd "Red School House" In North Madson. There.she had tu lahdle Ihe-multlplo classes but after galnln^ hor nocued exporlonc she,rtre,to:brantord,whore" she began the three Ksla the converted flrehouse, calledlllllsldo Avenue School, now the polce staton. " -She remaned thele tor a consderable perod am then transferred to Stratford where, sho kept up the.hgh calbre of her teachng work, ; Later ho came back to Brantord Its teacllng force to reman untl.,:,sho marred.about.twowov^earsabo^bhowe^^ back teachng Immedlalc- : ly on a.hulstllule bass was; agala;absorbed as a luu lme ln.struclor fwleh the,war brought on.a sh^^^,.,;;vfat;pnb tme shq clerked In Charle Reynolds store. ^. ;. Mra Hglund, probably because of.hor ovorwholnlng ambton for :, herstudonts, was once callnd a severe teacher but, whle she Htlll do-..mhds,ohedlehooond tmda for no roollshnos.s, she has mellowed to.,:the, pont Whereshe.realzes that a laugh occasonally can gve harmony ;, fftcrworc has been wdely Jauded In the local schools partcularly ".!among the Qoncral students,,who once upon a tluo were tho waalcr.s ; lhose.;,wlo.;wero attendng hgh schtol to get a dploma wthout an ed-.-..catln;:.:.";..,.,, - :;: She la regarded as,,an excellent Englsh teacher hn.s many orodhs.br tho aubjcct. Her patlct, sncere, cosclcnolous manner husj. done much to allevate the trlbulatlos or one of the hardest languagoa r.lhtho Unverse. ;. j.wlthher boaum frend follow teacher, Mac Muphy,.she loves to. travel. The par.have used the suumor vacaton to make many trps, ; dncp travelng,to Texas, a trp whch both feel helped stuvo ur a posal-.v ;;blo.boakdown In hbalth,.:,,.!,ther partcular delght, however, Is tho New Engl Slates. She bdueyos that a motor tour to Cape Ann, makng headauarlers at Olou- :cester,l3, unequalled for relaxaton. Tho two frends do not usually travel...ytufctlmo but.prefer to tarry probe the lmarks of any place that ^. -t^^^ -gmvpanarkors, unconscously delvng Into tho.secrets of Qreys Elegy",,Although many bollove Hopson Avenue to be her place of blrth.lrcnc was bom on Rogers Street In the.house whch now has been converted Intp-her brothers Plumbng Supply House. She 1.4 the dtughtor of Mrs..Hlda YouBsberB.. the late Axel R. Enqulst. A curosty of Ihst : : match rpyeals that the par wqro born h tho samo^town In Sweden :Camo to tlls country settled In Branford before, they ever knew one another. Her mother Is nhcty-one today Is actve, even to the pont o;. playngjphlochle, praotlcajly dally, she owns a televson sot lakpsprbfund dnjbymcnt n Its varety show. The televson appuraus. hasondeored the Enqults to all the nelglborhoods kds for they are woloome lbwtness Its wonders anytme..,.v(so hor,husb, Matthew, are devoted to ther nece. Gull Cuhnhgham, as s her sster, Laura, the youjgaters grmother, nntl her four brothers,. Ots, Artlnu, Roy Roosevelt, The youngest son was,jampd,after Presdent Teddy Roosevelt hence comes by thernlckjane,ted", whch docs not please hs mother too well snce she vows that If she wanted hm called Ted she would have named hm.so. ; ; Bt-therest of the famly docs not: mnd snce Ihoy realze tha oft- ^ tmes kds are called,"stnky". V;.. Irene recently concluded a cour.so n art wltl Ann Drllsas, al.su of tlo Branford faculty. Upon ls concluson the par held an exhblllon at.. lle home of the latter on Soundvlow Heghts. Teacherswho attcnclcd, tho^pyentyore hgh n tlolr prase of the showng,../j.shq chorlshes membershp n the Frst Congregatonal Church nnd h the; Halt Hour Readng Club. Frends.say she has deep.sealed fath..;,;:,; ItJsthat.falth.ln God, In herself, that has been wth her over tho, three dbcadcsother.leachng untl tonght she sts on a pnnacleor :: achlpyempntrto be sure the pnnacle Is only prnted wdrd.s hpon parcl- mcnt..rhoapex was really passed, years ago when Irene Enqulat Hag- : lurd decded to becono a tcaeher. For In, that lte of sacrlllco.she has found applnoss whch comes only tg those who have carved out ther, owvluy.nche n llo fast movng drama. Her leachng career was ntlod, fp;, le^-rcoso assocates have qualuled lcr as "u sterlng character, one wlorvllloy are prod to call frend". ;; ««:;Thus.ltls too, HattlU! class oraolo, B.II.S.,wllch recently compl.blcdlho.most thorough class book In the hstory of the local schools m),de;a,,ten:)trlko.;not In Us composton, whch Is excellent, Not In ll,s formal,jwhlch s bg tme, but In dedcatng the tour year drohcle of..:.:happness to;a grl who rulnls a motto, "Sefvce, above self". ;; ;^4nres;Tt6tlgltspxprclses at New Haven^Tcachors College wll be a bt. ;«lt ;c]lnatlb\tpv Mr&l^^^^^ her B,S. degfen In Branfp?d;manpj^!ara at!o; f^ Uu book last Frday. V:;4:;;;;.-:,..:.,.-. ";,.;; " v:;^"r-.h.- :.. :. fcrbnlglts:clploma wll read Balhelor ofscence. It s ucadehe Itl? worthy of hertalohla.dt the B.S. bestowod to her years ago was wrtten, not pn parchment,.but on the hearts of men. It slmt)ly means, Batcholor of SpclablUty, ( ; But the recpents are ftw. 1 Legon Nne Opens Play [ On June 29 THE BRAITFORD REVIEW KEWH Errors Fell Locals 8-7 Nne errors In : tho fl^ld.spell;d Townes Meet Crcle 9 Sun. At Local Park defcal to lle.branford Iowles In tlu openng of the Orealcr N>w IIven.uBcballLcagne at Hammer. The Corcoran-Sundqulst Pptt, No. IFcld last Smrtay afternoon where The Tov/nes wll be up to defeat IB, Anorlcun l.ecum Jmor Ba.sebull. team - wll open Its season In - the th WcstHavcn TwlllKht loop I the two teams met at Hummer the Gordano Hornet.s,.leaders eln Crcle 9, New Havens fast eollcctloj of.sem-pro ba.seballers when Legon loop on Wednesday, Juno durrently pacng the local crcut Plcld on Sunday afternoon at 3 In 20, when It oppo.ses North Haven Ineked out an 8 to! wn over Joe a regulary.scheduled Ortaler NtW the latter cty on a feld yet to bojor.senca nne, named fhe wn was batted out.n the Haven Baseball League contckt. Thrty fve cdates are stll last frame when an error- error-anu 3 nus hts ^umu Coach.Toe..^^^ Orsene ^...^..^ sad _ ths at pracllce under coaches Orsene jon the " past of - > the vstors.-,.-«, closed m out mornng that he v/as mdeclded on Bramdcnn who lau.sl cut the the game..tm Murply, local rght- hs choce of a battery but that he squad to sxteen.before the openng date. nnth for the Orscnemen but sked lmt for Ht! home hunder, pnch ht In the last of the has three lurlers ready to go the team. Horrgan Is Honored At Connectcut U Edward Iforrlgan,.son of Mr. Mrs. E. A. Horrgan of 0;;oc Koad, has been elected presdent of the offcers club of the K. O. T. C. at the Unversty of Connectcut at Btorrs. Ths year he has been selected named a DlsthgulBhed Mltary Student by the Prbfcssor of Mltary Scence Tactcs. He has played guard on the varsty football team for two years, s a member of Kappa Sgma Fraternty. The Newman Club, Varclty In a seven Innng nlng game held hem at ato left feld wth two on two! Local fans have yet to catch the local ball park - last Saturday!out. jrlght her Jm Murphy on the afternoon, alternoon, the me Bs an battled mwvu tho unu Aa] v.j MCI vu BlgeloW.W.as mj^nuw on the lul all Hl he s a dstnct pcsabluty,.. W.I.T.,. _,.. UH,. -,...j...^ r-. -,.... on even terms M) a 4 lo4 deadlock, the way tor the locals ard Gla.ssor.scne.sad. On the other h, John Manfolk has heoh sharp ths Junlor Wtekend Commttee. Holh coache.s were satsfed wlthman lkewse went the dstance for the work of the Ilmr huler, Tjms the. vstors. e.sprng may get the nod, the Casanova, Anderson Mason, A Branford counted frst v;lth.sngle Manhatlun Colltge student-couch ffth, Jerry Bryant, dd not take revealed. Manfolks best effort was part n the fray.. talles talles In In the the second seconu ano tnu-a"";-"- thl-d - - Iframos but the Hornols buzzed backagalnslv the East Haven Reds n a The hluing could he heller, the wth the equalzng counls In ther Practce game early ths sprng mentors agreed, they wll stress.half of the fourth. The Townleswhen I Mel Bgelow, he easly who ganed gave a flto up 3 eleven wn- I ther efforts toward th;) end on 1 pounded tho ball harrl lo make jsaturday afternoon when the playcr.s wll get together for another but WestHaven came back wth Ithc score,f to 2 In tho,sxl;h frame htslast Sunday but had hs mats ml.scue nne lmes n the feld wll I)ractee. Pactlco was cancelled tour more talles In the.seventh Lo bo gven eonsldoraton, the local last Monday because of graduaton te the match. o mentor opned. ceremones. The par of talles In tho nnth It wll be the frst tme that local Included In the league wll be gave the Hornets an 8 to 0 advan but Branford could score but fans wll-have had a chance to.sec teams from WaIl ngford, New Ha tagven,. East Haven, Brantord,! once In the closng stanza lo close Joe Scarepellno, Unversty of Connectcut star Sal LIstro, bg gun two from Ilamden. The. wnners,oul the tll 8 to 7. wth tho New Haven Teachers, perform on the same toam. Both wn meet other state teams In a One of.tho rodocmlng features of alhlctcs enjoy bg reputatons at play-oft.seres aro.nulthe frst of the fracas was Bgolows hurlng. ther respectve schools hope August. Gven proper support, tho rghther would luve notcled the the expense of the Townes.. to contnue Iher battng glores at The Wll^on Auto Sales Is a.salstlng the local Legon In feldng tho wn. On the batters sde of tho It s expol/cod thut Han-y HlU team. lodger, Dave Marsh led the htlers wll go to tle mound for the vstors. Otlor games lsted; n the. loop wth a brllant four tor fve effort. whch Involve Ilranford arc: July?., Next Wednesday, Branford wll North Haven at Brantord; July S, travel to Exhbton Stadum n Branford at East Ifaven; July 7, Tod Owen Hurls Allenlown to meet the Salor, Jrs. Branford at Hamdcn No. 88; July 9, HumUcn N. 150 at Branford; July playng host to lle league loaders 15, New Haven at Branford; Julj St. Elzabeth at Iort Halo Park St. 18, East Haven at Branford; July St. Elzabeths Clac St. Vncent tangle at 20, Branford at Wallhgford; July Memoral llod whle St, Mary: 21, WoMlngford at Branford; July play host to St. Augustne at 23, Hamden No. 88 at Branford; To Slm Vctory Hanmor Feld. Jdy 2!), Branford at Ifamden No. l.lll., Marlns Lose To Townes 5-2 Tlc Branford Townes were mdway n the won lost stng lof the Orealer New Heaven Baseball League ths mornng; the rcs-ult of Ed Sobolewskls three ht ptchng aganst tlc feared Marlln Gunners In a regularly scheduled loop Ibattlo at Hammer Feld last evenng, "llc Townes ganed the duke 5 to 2... The vstors wre able to.score n lauy one frame, tho second on a double by Cox errors by SobolewHkl Newton, plus a stolen.base. Ihercafer the sde amert [chucker was n comm all the way 1he addtonal hts.were rapp-^,cd out n the fourth ffth cantos. The Oraenemen had only one bg Innng aganst Bronnan but Kenny Newtons redeemng home run gavo the locals the lft to.score nl Its fve tollle.s. Newton was the b j man wllh the stck rappng out a par of clouts In tho abbrevated game.. Pre-vues Meet On Saturday The Pro-Vues wll hold a baseball school ses.slon at Hammer F(dd on SaUuday mornng loams for tho comng Conmunt..y Councl League wll be cho.sen fm- the loop both wll spend hours In old, cemetarles studyng whch wll operate tour days a week, on lle local playng anrface. Recreaton drector, Joe Orsene wll bo the nmjor dcjuo of tn loop wll announce the malco-up of Iho loams. It Is plann.^d to enter/ team n the Clreater Now- Haven Pee-Woe loop unco the season gets underway. By vlrtne of a no-hll no-r\m pcu-- fornmr.ce on the part ct pllcher Ov,/cn the."jt, EUnalbeth loam retuljud ther hold on frst place n the East Shoe Uathollo Church Soft Ball League, deto.tng St. Vncents 1-0 In an exlra contest at Momorlul Fc-ld last Monday nght. Anxst natehlng Owens masterful Job was VelardI of Ito St. "Vncent club who gave up only 2 lta n the nne Innng affray. Owens feat was the frst In the two years oxstunce of tlc League. 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