Combined With The Branford Review. Mens Club Minstrel Show A Big Success. While, with feats ot magic, mystified and lastounded with his

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1 HAGA.L.rf ftrntt-t T-T-,-. te, CT READ WEEKLY B7 THE MAJORTY OP FAMLES OF A BUSY TOWH t P Combned Wth The Branford Revew COMPLETE COVERAGE OF NEW HAVEN EAST SHORE COMMUNTES VOL. n NO. 24 Enst Haven, Connectcut, Thursday, Fcbnary 28, 94G Two Dollars Per Year STRCTLY LOCAL PREVUES. VEWS AND REVEWS BY PAUL. H. STEVENS RED CROSS APPEAL STARTS TOMORROW March marks llp. openng of tle annual Red Cross Appeal for Funds whch wll cnlnue through the month of March. As usual, t s hoped, the people of wll gve generously. The termnaoh of World War dd not, by any menus, brng an end to the pressng needs for the contnued mnstratons o ths grsat humantaran organzaton. Now llat the wur s over questons lave arsen. Wll the need for many Red Cross servces vansh overnght? Wll tle glow of patrotsm that nspred our voluntary servce slnclten nnd de? Basl OConnor, charman of (he Amercan Hcd Cross, tells us the answers are obvous. "The Red Cross war on human sufferng" ho.says, "s never flnshed. The emphass wll gradually shft from the emergency needs of the arrned forces to the day-to-day needs of the homo oomraunty, but tle necessty for almost every Red Cross servce wll always exst. Patrotsm s not somethng to be lad away n mothballs for use only n wartme! Patrotsm devoton to the welfare of ones country s needed just as much n peace tme." And he teus us that the Red Cross s countng on ts volunteers who gave so freely of tme ard effort n wartme to gve just ns freely of ther tme effort n meetng the peacetme needs problems of ther local communtes. For the retarnng fervceman, for the dsabled veteran, for the dependent famles, the wdows orphans, the Red Cross volunteers wll be needed to help fulfll the countrys debt to those who gave so much. Here s what Basl OConnor says about the work ahead: "There wll be work for the Red Cross Nurses Ade Corps. The ades tranng experence are expected to bo a valuable asset n dsa.sters. epdemcs. There wll be work for the Red Cross Motor Corps. Transportaton wll bo needed tor the veterans hosptals, for. communty elnos all knds of local health-work, nnd nutomo- bles, ambulances, canteens, must always be held n readnessfor thejssteprhat strkes wthout warnng. There wll he work for the,oanteel workers, the nutrton ades. There wll bcecd of the Red Cross producton volunteers to supply comforts noeesstes : tojyeterans ard local cylan hosptals, to, help clothe the dfs;, ttuteotnsf war ovorsersr -, "ThafS Wlbe work for the Red Cross GrayJjadcs, to mnster to the dsabled veterans, nnny of whom face a lfetmewthn hosptal walls. Therewll be a need for recreaton workens, hosptal workers, redonl socal morkors. There wll be need of Red Cross Home Servce to see that the fghlrg man, hs famly, hs dependents are gven ad n ther needs problems. "Another specal actvty, developed by the Red Cross Water Safety Servce to fll a wartme need, has encouragng peacetme possbltes.. Soon after tle war began, the Red Cross, at the request of the mltary authortes, undertook a great program of water safety tranng fcr the armed forces teachng men how to swm save lfe under battle condtons a servce tl>t s beleved to have saved thouss of lves. Later, to meet a new need, t developed a program of canvalescent swmmng, devsed specal technques to help restore men hcapped by wounds or amputatons or sufferng from battle fatgue. Now extra dvdends from ths servce are becomng apparent, for the new teehnjues developed for servcemen can bo a drect boon for physcally hcapped cvlans as mell., s "And so, n hany ways, ths record of wartme servce ponts to the possblty of stll greater peacetme achevements, as Bed Cross workers turn to the tasks that reman to be done at homo. "The year was an outstng one n Red Cross hstory, but the banner years of peace may be no less outstng. As new needs arse, the Red Cross moves to meet them." WASHNGTON N CONNECTCUT We eame upon a feature artcle Washngtons Brthday n the Mddletown Press, whch was wrtten by our old frend, "Bob Bulkeley, who, n our cub reporter duys, -wns a wrter on the onetme New Haven Tmes-Leader. "Bob" descrbed the vsts to Connectcut by George Washngton as general, as ctzen, as presdent. He confesses that Wa.shugton, although he vsted Connectcut n all three capactes, never.slept n Mddletown. But Washngton dd sleep n Durham n the Swathel house stll stng at Durham road juncton wth the road to Mddletown, "Bob" says, also n the Beckley house n Berln. We were nterested, partcularly, n learnng that Washngton slept n the Beckley house. nterested because the Beckley house, whch stood n the "Beckley Quarter", near the New Haven-Hartford post road, was a shrne n our famly. t was the home of gcesatons of Becklej-s, the progentor of whom, Sgt. Rchard Beckle.v, was our rst New Haven ancestor. Sgt. Beckley came to New Haven n 639 on the Hector. He was one of the frst New Haven settlers to leave the tovra plot to establsh a farm n wlnt beeame. The house was sjtuated on Slver Ss road, pnrt of the orgnal place stll stng, ard was sold by hm n C58 to the Thompsons. Sgt. Beckley hs famly moved by ox oart upstate bult the house -where Wa.shngton later slept, n "Beckley Quarter", where the towns of Berln, AVethersfeld Rocky Hll come together. There s a tradton that George Washngton on the mornng after he had slept n the Beckley house stuck a small whp n the soft ground by the roadsde that ths whp grew nto a great tree. t s also told that young people gathered around hm at a respectable dstance. One youngster approached nenrer nnd exclamed, "Why! Youre just a man!" "Yes, young man," came the reply, " am just a man.",, Mens Club Mnstrel Show A Bg Success by lvelyn Lews nnd "Thats lor Mlrthlul, tuneful, colorlul. Me" by Marlyn DeWoU. Fred sucessfull Whle, wth feats ot magc, mystfed lastounded wth hs These adjectves descrbe very well the Old Tme Mnstrel presented by the Mens Club of the Stone demonstraton that the h s church Frday Saturday evenngs before apprecatve large audences n the parsh house. Drected by W. E. "Bll" Montgomery, who also presented a Xylophone medley accompaned by Peg Dover, panst Parker Atwood, volnst, whch was a ht of the "show, the Mnstrel went over n excellent. fashon brought out consde-able local talent. Stanley. "the man wth the hgh hat" Shamp, the nterlocutor, the end men, Sy "Sambo" Sanford, Chck "Bones" Lews, Bernard "Sunshne" Kenerson, Phlp "Rastus" Tarbell sr., kept up the laugh-end ot the program wth ther jokes larkely concernng local people placps. The chorus, consstng of Evelyn Lews, Dorothy Kenerson, Peg Johnson, Phebe Clark, Carrol Walker, Oeorglana Shepard, Thayce Chldsey, Alce Rosenqulst, H. Johnson, Bll Dck, Bll Glson, Phlp Tarbell Jr., Ted French, Foster Sperry, Seward Everts, Monroe Andrwe, BU Shepard Bob Lews, contrbuted a rch porton ot melodous song hts, culled mostly from the sngng" books of long ago.. From the openng chorus "Pack Up Your Troubles" "Dark Town Strutters Ball" to tle fnale, "God Bless Amerca", tle sngng end of the program left nothng to be desred. One ot the bg hts of the show, callng tor three encores, was the specalty song,"yours", rendered by Ted French whose voce,.personalty, pantomme brought down Mrs. Qjace Vnokwell of jmrcl J;he hoyse.another ht jas,.t]he Mrs., T. Enons, Mr...monl, -Mr. Church Wall street at 0 F. M. Hlrcctl announces the en(axenent ol snglngt3t; "Old -Maj"Rvef"T5y BlU to kot wh>-thehr-paper had TotHRWl-* One lwalo" wll -be- from Ea,-!! her daughter, MJMF. RuckweU to Hasse. The acrobatc dancng by reached them. The Tho NEWS, NEWS. ns,usual-l»»-~ as.usual, Mrs. T>«,. Robert m v.,; Taylor,- \ T«- Mrs. m Elmer. Haven, a member lof Harry R. Scnmar c Vtank C.ttmevt jr. of Mss Barbara Wlson was stll another number that was especally ng, but nasmuch as the next day Andrew Lang, Mrs Myron Lelghton went nto the mals Thursday even Sprnger, Mrs. GladysSlsson, Mrs. Bnrdctl post. West Haen. well done. was a holday, there, was no de Hr. Mrs. Cecl L. Hommldean Mss. Margaret Tucker, Mrs. H. W. n fact all of the.specalty numbers were good nnd brought Rowley Mrs. Albert Poulton, rousng applause. Mss Fay Garvns muscal rectaton dance were much enjoyed as were vocal numbers "t Mght as Well Be Sprng",- may some day be famous as an "Aucton Center" t the efforts ot Alexer Doran, former town offcal, dean of Connectcut auctoneers, hs assocate Alexer Brogan, prove as popular n the future as they have durng the present month. Four bg aucton sales were conducted by Messrs. Doran Brogan n the Town Hall audtorum, ths February. They were held February 2 Ferruary On the days evenngs lot the Auctons, the Town Hall was llllled to capacty. As many as 800 people present at. one tme. Perhaps the most fascnatng ot the sales was that held on Washngtons Brthday last week. Early n the daj" automobles began arrvng from all parts of the state some even wth Massachu.ssets New York markers. The sales attracted collectors buyers from far wde. Many of our own tovmspeople also dropped n from tme today durng the sale to enjoy the faclnatlon that always accompanes an aucton. Colorful Settng, The sale last Frday was for Mrs. Joseph Marshall Flnt ncluded very valuable Antque, Modern French furnture, tne Chna, felass, brc-brac, etchngs, pantngs, etc., The Town Hall audtorum presented a most unusual appearance durng, the sale wth hsome peces of furnture lnng all sdes of the bg hall. The stage was a vertable settng qucker than the eye. A duet by lttle Mnlvlna Montogomcry her brother, Blly, was tunelul well receved was a solo rendered by Blly. Mss Laura Clvltello gave a mltary tap dance whch won a hgh place among u\c colorful numbers. The end men contrbutng specaltes were Chck Lews who sang "Summer The"; Phl Tarbell sr., who gave a harmonlcn-song comblnatonl Berney Kenerson who cut capers wth a trumpet, a number we ddnt see recorded n the prnted program. Nck Grnnls was the panst dd a very nce Job. Thq stage settng aganst a back drop ot a red, whte blue sunburst was the work of Del Dover, stage manager, the costumes were by Peg Dover, Dorothy Kener.son had charge of tlo make-up, Bob Johnson dd a good job of llng the tckets, Parker Atwood headed the musc commttee, Paul H. Stevens was n charge of publcty. The prnted souvenr program whch was well supx>rted by the busness professonal people of the communty, wns under the drecton of John C. Moody, presdent ot the Mens,club. Why Our Telephone Was Kept Rngng The past week gave us good proof of how well-read s the EASl HAVEN NEWS. Saturday agan Monday our phone k6pt up a constafetagl? J gubscrlbers wanted lvery. As a rule papers are not delvered Saturday but ns a specal favor some of the carrers took out part at the edton that day. Others awated delvery untl Monday t wasnt-amtll Tuesday that the Name Workers For Red Cross Campagn Here Workers, who wll partcpate n the rnlsn! of tund.s m the annual cnnpnlgn of the Red Cro.ss whch opens tomorrow wll contnue untl March 3, were named ths week as follows: Foxon: Mrs. Maurce Baley, Mss Neublg, Mss Wesley Patton, Mrs, Hugh Cox. Foxon Park: Mss Corrnne Petcs, Cnpt. M.SS Dors Pohlmnn, Mss Roberta Reed, Mss Josophnle ParUn, Mss Theodora Peters Mss Bernlco Johnson, Mss Lllan.Orlo. Slver Ss: Mrs. Howard A. Doolttle, Mrs. P. Dudley. South Dstrct: Mrs. Edward Horrlgan, Capt, Mrs..A. MellUo, Mrs. R. Frank. Momaugun; Mrs. Wlfred Don, Cnpt.., Mrs. Blanche O Connor, Mrs. Alvln Thompson, Mrs. Norman F. Hall, Mrs. E. J. Wrght, Mrs. George Clarke Mrs. Olga Johnson, Mrs. Helene. Mautte, Mrs. O. E. Bath. Laurel Secton; Mr.- Joseph Adams, Cnt. Mss Dors Blookl, Mrs. H. Butler, Ms. Arthur Hanson Mrs. Patsy Carafeno, Mrs. Robert Mansfeld, Mrs. J. Pallman. Center: Mrs. Wllam Bell, Mrs, Louse Albano, Mrs. Charles Mller, Every Kctdy Group of Stone tons. Church meets Tuesday at 2;30 V. Mrs. Parker Atwood, Mrs. Earlo A. Mrs. Hcrna Sholz am Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Marcus Qanaossy, Mrs, Frederck Norton wll be the hostesses. Walter Glthens, M-s. S. E. Page, Mrs. Alfred Lowenthal, Mrs. Ray Wo arc remnded that Breakfast Falrchlld, Mrs. George Wlelan, Mrs Sally Lawson, Mrs. Arthur Qustatson, Mrs. Stanley Shamp, Mrs. For n Hollywood wth George Bronson ot WEL s to bo.sponsored by tvj rest Whte, Mrs. R. S. Chamberlan, Womans Ad of the Stone church Croumoy, Mrs. Lester Mller M-s. on Aprl 2 at 0:30 n the Parsh Ernset Beldlng, Mrs. J3onnld Chldsey House. Lsten n Mrs. Mlton Anderson, Mss Bernlce Harold Doolttle, vlcf dc Tran of Hansen, Mss Albert Davson, Mrs. Harold Potter, Mrs. George Munson, Mrs. M. Murphy, Mrs. A, PaolUo, entre edton of nearly a thous had arrved at ther destnatons. We are sorry, but the delay was unavodable. for a Hollywood perod feature wth a hsome canopy bed wth carved post occupyng the center, flanked by a wealth of sold mahogany furnture. ncludng book cases, curo cabnets, corner cupboards Queen Ann chars. Auctoneer Doran took turns wth Auctoneer Brogan n weld Sales Brought Here By Alex Doran And Alex Brogan Brng a lfe-tlme ot auctoneerng experng the hammer. Doran, who has Many nterestng Scenes Crowds Whch Fll Audtorum. ence behnd hm, has a manner all hs own. Hs quck wt runnng lne ot fast talk keeps the audence tl good humor brngs more places durng the luncheon supper recesses, also patronzng other places of busness. There s no queston but that these buy laughter than the usual move comedy. Mr. Brogan hs a dfferent ers brought money nto the town. method. He conducts hs end ot the He expects to brng more auctons auctoneerng whle seated comfortably n an arm char. Whle quckly callng out the current otters, he searches out wth alert eyes the bdders n varous parts ot the audtorum. Large Staff Rcqurcl Mr. Doran tells us that qute a large staff s requred to conduct an aucton. Three women take care of the bookkeepng keep a record ot.the merchse artcles sold, the buyers the amount of the accepted bd. Others n the staff, m&ny of them traned n the antque busness, assemble the artcles tor sale, exhbt them carry them up down the asles whle the aucton s n progress. Durng the auctons held here bddng was brsk m many nstances ran up. rapdly to hgh fgures. There was a sprt ot keen competton, too, among tlo.e bddng. Evbery now then some of the townspeople would bd aganst the out of town collectors, but most Mark Sales That Provde Both Proft And Entertanment to Patrons to hopes to have two more wthn the next month or so. >.Started Wth Horses Mr. Ddrans auotlonerng experence goes back to ha boyhood days n Now Haven, when ho frst became nterested n horse auctons, whch at that tme were a. twce weekly feature n the George street secton. Wher n hs TOWN TOPCS FROM OUR REPORTERS NOTEBOOKS March Ready to roar n! Lots hope ho lamb. bows out lke a luhk of t, Sprlns, Beautful Sprng, s only 2 days away. Butter, butter, whoso got the butter? And where, o where, have the Nylons gone? Red Cross campagn gets underway tomorrow. Dg deep because the Red Cras.s work never ccascs nnd llc need s ever wlu us. Paper Drve Sunday sponsored by Rangers was bg success. Eght tons collected wo underst nnd Rangers Hgh school Athletc Assocaton share proceeds. Next Vapcr drve set for Sum!y March 3. Start savng now. Womens Guld ot Chrst church wll hold a meetng Wednesday mornng mmedately after the Ash Wednesday servce n Chrst ted-aucton sales n all parts of Connectcut. One of hs largest sales brought n recept for the day of approxmately $00,000. Dur cy were, served. The hostesses were Mrs. W. S. Chldsey, Mfgng the past year large sales he has often t was the latter who won conducted n ths vcnty were 0. S. Smth Mrs. Wllam out. those at the Townshcnd estate at Rtche. Grannls Corner at the Kendall At the sale held on Lncolns Castle also at Grannls Corner, Slver tea was beng planned for Brthday many book collectors Each ot these sales were held n March 7 for the parsh house fund were on h becau.e the bulk ot summer under canvas. The by Mrs. Robert H. Gerrsh Mrs. the sale that day was gven over to wnter-tme sales n the town hal Harry K. Eversull. books from the collecton of the s a new venture one whch Wnne Vanslckless was muth mproved after hs recent llness. late Prof. Wllam Lyon Phelps, promses. f kept up, t place East who was connected wth Yale tor Haven n the forefront on the aucton map. sermon at the Stone church urged Rev. Harry K. Eversull n hs so many years. Alex Doran beleves that brngng sales suuch as these to East Mr. Doran came to bouse fund. The Sunday school was generous support for the parsh Haven s a boon to local busness. to lve some 25 years or so ago plannng to rase "A Mle of Dmes." Hs belef was born out when we he has been actve n cvc lfe Mss Harrett Lews her saw hundreds of out ot tov/ners havng at one tme been a membe mother, Mrs. JohnLews were flockng nto the publc eatng of the Board of Selectmen, Wth Scarlet Fever. vew of merchse was most complete revealed that much postwar mccllse wll bo avalable n the retal centers n the near future. Mr. Mrs. Barker were mpressed by the many tems of merchse made from alumnum whch wll soon be n the market. Mrs. Herbert Coc has returned to he* home n Hemngway avenue followng an operaton. Goorfe Cunnlnglam, son of Mr. anl Mrs...James..Cunnngham.lot Hgh street, expects hls dlsdarge from tlc Army on March. He has bee s(nlune< recently at Furt Ocvons followng long servce. Mss May Evelyn Johannesen, yeoman 3-o Waves, daughter ot Mr., Mrs. Carl Johannesen of 0 Dcertleld street came home Saturday nght followng her dscharge from the servce. Mss Johannesen has been statoned n Washngton, lavlng cnterbd the armed forces Aug , She was on duty n the offce ot the Chef ot Naval Opera hope they wll enjoy the NEWS Dover, Mrs. Lesle Burgess, Mr. H. got ther frends neghbors to Johnson, Mrs. Johf Male, Mrs. Lucy take t. When you get through wth Sarasohn, Mrs. W. W. McNel, Mrs. your ssue ths week, loan t to some J. Tansey, Mss Betty Tansey, Mss one. teens Alex Doran started to work Cecela Porot. preparng horses for sale leadng them past the aucton block, burg, Fla....Donald Bartlett s at St. Peters whe the auctoneer of the day held forth on ther merts, Down Memory Lane buyers bd cautously. When the DATES AHEAD. 25 YEARS AGO Horse-. buggy days passed, Dorans nterests contnued n the aucton feld. He then started n the sellng of furnture, the fad for collecton of antques comng nto vogue about that tme, Durng the past years Mr. Doran has conduc the 40 8 tells us large parly s ROlng to TcrryvUc for a "Wreck" Saturday nehl wth bus cuvlne ot The Gft Shop were n New York Tuesday attendng the mdwnter Gft show. Dont fortfct to mall your tems early to us at Post crffcc Bor 53. Maran Drlscol Sp. X. 3-c has been honorably dscharged from the WAVES after servng 23 months Most ot that tme spent at Banbrldge Md. Mss Drlscol s the daughter ot Mr. Mrs. M. L. Anderson ot Tuttle Place. Kdtor Stevens: You called the lttle boy h the center of the top row of cllldrcns pctures, n your Feb. 2 ssue Harold A. Rce, Hs name s Harold M. Clark, jr. Sncerely, Mrs. Harold Clark." We regret tlls error nnd hasten to make correctton. We note that pussy wllows are out n the mcadowlonds along Farm Rver. A sure harbnger ot an early sprng. Robert Grlswold of tlo Marte Mrs. Rose Hayes las been U at Servce s now cnroute to Ro De- Janero, Ocr lome at 88 Hemngway avenue. Mss Jane Porot s convelescng Mr. Mrs. Brent Barker of thq after a two weeks llness at her Hardware Store spent home n Bradley street under the care of Dr. A. K. Boardman. Washngtons Brthday n Boston where they attended the mdwnter Atty. Homas H. Oox of NeW New Engl Hardware Show at tho Hotel Statler. They report a heavy attendance from the trade al over the New Engl states. The pre- Mrs. Catherne Cunnngham Mrs. George Chldsey, Mrs. A. N. North, Mr. A. D, Mallors, Mrs. Dalmar MarcO -7, 92 The Ladles Auxlary of the West End Fre Department held an entertalnmemt dance at West End Fre House. There were 40 present at the Womans Ad Socal n the Stone church parsh house. Wafers tea The meetng of tho Laurel school P. T. A. was held last Thursday evenng. The nomnaton commttee selected ncludes Mrs. John Esposlto Mss Dorothy Olark Mrs. Jenne Carasena. Brthday grcelnt:s on Feb. 24 to Jcjea Polrol of Bradley street. The Publc Health Nursng assocaton wll hold ts regular meetng Tuesday evenng March 5 at 8 n tho Town Hall. Haven wll he Ue speaker at ths weeks luncheon meetng of tse RO:tary club. We welcome a large number of new subscrbers to our growng famly of readers ths week. We March Red Cross Campagn starts. March 5 Publc Health Nursng March 0 Lent begns. Assocaton, Town Hall. March 7 Half Hour Readng Club, Hagaman Lbrary. March 2 Meetng South Dstrct mprovements Assocla, tlons March Busness Assocatons, Town Hall. March 5 Assem-.bly, Adelph Hall, Far Haven. March 0 Catalano Pun Beneft, Town Hall. March 23 Dessert Card Party, Msson Socal, Stone.March 20 Old Tme Mnstrel Show, South Dstrct mp. Assn Hgh school. Aprl 5,-4, 5, Play, "To My Husb", Foxon Communty Hal. Aprl r2 Easter Sale Supper, Womans Ad, Stone : V --C j--fa. J, >»«*,KJV>-**rt»,* l, \.. - * f,",. --

2 L, ; JPAQE TWO Ths Year To Mark 50th Annversary s oldest grammar school, Unon School, wll bo ffty years old ths year preparaton s underway for observance of the occason. Ths year wll.also mark the tenth annversary of the layng of the cornerstone for the Hgh school. Of Unon School made pos-slble because of a hsome bequest to the town n the wll of John Woodward Thompson who ded n 804. Under the terms of hs wll t was provded funds tor the new.school would be forthcomng provded that wthn three years or hs death the East Mddle School dstrcts of East Haven merge n a Unon Dstrct. At that tme the chldren of theso two dstrcts attended small schools, one n Hgh street the Unon School was dedcated on August 3, 890, ground havng been broken for foundatons on Aprl 22 cornerstone layng takng place on Aprl 28 The buldng of Unon school was other near the Town Green. News Buyng Servce Gude George A. Ssson NSURANCE FRE BONDS rromob.: CASUALTY! Chldsoy Ave., Garage rodmocd lolt JOUM OND, PBOF. GENERAL AUTOMOBLE REPARNG SS Cnln St. l-koa >atn»a Wm. H. Brennan Watch - Clock Reparng 973 Uln Blnl But Hut to Olpllol Tleltfr A.C.P. Electrcal Servce, nc. Electrcal Oontraoton ndustral Electroncs, Bleotroal Applanoea FHOND o-ent 4S MAm ST. BAST QAVH Upholstery Shop John C. Santlno, Prop. Chaars Made To Order Repared Remodeled 90 Man St Fb<mo FOR BETTER HEAT Sterlng Range And Fuel Ol Co. Anthony Bruno, Prop. Phone French Ave. T. & M. Gulf Servce Staton We are now fuuy equpped to spray cars trucks Prompt, Careful Servoa MAQ St, Oor. Ohart.r Oftk AT.. Frank DAnnato Moln - Gutar - Banjo Prvate nstructon Studo, G Chuvoh St. New Uovo Let Vs Estmate Your Next Job Jerry McComb Pantng - Paper Hangng 84 French Ave., Phone S. F. Mulqueen MASON CONTRACTOR Boler Work Water-Proofng A Specalty 3 Center Ave. Plone TRUCKS sneowagons COACHES SCHOOL susses REQ MOTORS. NC. Factory Branch So/ejSerWce Rall.W. Rclard, Jr., Branch M9r. Phone Man St. Auge s Auto Repar GENERAL REPARNG TRES BATTERES AAA SERVCE AAA Plone Man St. Sondergaard WATCHES JEWELRY DAMONDS 250 Man Street Branford FUEL OL KEROSENE OL OaU U For Fromllt SarvlcB Washngton ce & Ol Co. s. OALABnun: c SONS.028 n ouugwar Av«. L A. MADSON ELECTRCAL CONTRACTOR All equpment nocossary for pumpng out collars 32 Hobson Ave, Phono S.J.ESPOSTO CESSPOOLS S - Stono - Fll - Loam Phono A Slver Ss Rd,, Hardware Store PANTS GLASS TOYS OBAJJNO SUPPUB8 OABDEN aut><jls OBNERA OUBEOL) MBUDS 30 Man St cor. Elm Btr.t Package Store mported Domeato Wnes Lquors, Beers FREE DELVERY /2 Blan St. WE REBULD YOUR SHOES LKE NEW Central Shoe Rebuldng Co. Plone M«ln 8lr««l Wa SpeclaUze n luvtlble lu Sole ENGROSSNG (H Letterng wth a Pen) Honor Rolls - Resolutons Testmonals - Ctatons - Awards llumnated ntal Letters ALBERT W. BEECHER 33 Edgewood Ave., New Haven P.O. Box 82 Tel All Makes of Sowng Machnes Expertly Repared NEy farts /AM/MJf free Esllmate n your Aone Vncent A. Federco 29 Hemngway Ave. Eat Haven Phone YOUR ADVERTSEMENT WLL GET EESOLTS HEBE AT LOW COST We selecton of a slteet for the Unon school was made after consderable contest bckerng, The orgnal ste commttee had Gen..Knox Says pcked fve dfferent stes, three on Hgh street two on Man street. Several town meetngs were r saw where Edtor Stevens had called to act upon the dfferent somethng to say recently about a stes because agreement could new pavement for Man Street. not be reached the New Haven agree wth hm. Somethng ought Edtor Stevens: Board of Educaton was asked to to be done to make Man street a lend a h n choosng the ste. credt to our town. have been Why not start a drve Ths led to the pckng of the locaton on Thompson avenue extend lately ond have a Sort of feelng keepng my ears to tho ground ng through to Klrkham avenue. that the Man street pavempnt that The l was acqured by condematlon. Harry T. Thompson was charman of the buldng commttee hs assocates on the commttee were Ebondezor Ollbert Albert Forbes. They planned a four room buldng whch was consdered suffcent for the school needs of youngsters for mary years. However the populaton had grown to such an extent n ten years that t was necessary to odd four more rooms to the brck structure n 007. Ten years] loter other grade schools became necessary as the town contnued to grow. L. D. Chldsey, a natve of East Haven, who at the tme wos a merchant wth place Of busness on Church street n New Haven lad the cornerstone whch was covered wth a grante slab taken from the Momauguln shore. n August when the now school was completed eleaborate dedcaton exercses were held whch are stll remembered by old-tmers present for the momentlous affar. Wfllmm H. Robnson, who was the charman Of the Solool Board at the tme, was charman of the dedcaton Bommltteo whch had on ts membershp many of the nfluental men women of the town. Partcpatng n the ceremony was the then well-known Branford Mltary B. The nvocaton was asked by tho Rev. D. J. Clark of the Stone church, tho buldng was accepted for the town by Dwlght W. Tuttle, a padlng. attorney of the vllage. The speakers at the exorcses were Horace L. Day, promnent then n Now Haven educatonal crcles, Charles Fowler, a natve er who had won hgh place as an orator member of the bar. There was much sentment at the tme that the school bo named n honor of ts benefactor, John Woodward Thompson, but nstead -,. Guss Man Restaurant DALY BLUE PLATE SPECALS 66 oenta up HOME-MADE CHCKEN PES. To Take Out Gus Schuernnann Phone 4-O Man Street MOWS THE TME TO REDECORATE YOUR HOME DESERVES A NEW PANT JOB Why not see us now before the sprng rush begns? Frederck C Da h PANTNG CONTRACTOR PHONE ( D9!8» HGH STREET EAST HAVEN THE BRANFORD REVEW. BAST HAVEN NJEWB matter s gong to bo taken care of maybe the less agtaton there s about t perhaps the better, Some tme ago the State Hghway Department gavo Man street back to the town snce then the town has been mantanng t payng, cost. Pretty soon the trolley company wll gve up usng trolleys here put busses on tle trolley company wll certanly want to have good pavements for ther new busses. wouldnt be surprsed at, all to learn that tho State s gong to do somethng about t when the tme comes. The State Hghway people certanly knew whot they were dong when they gave up Man street am of the opnon that the town fathers also knew what they were dong. Maybee f we just keep quet about ths whole matter let thngs work out we wll see that the State whch usually docs thngs up n a pretty satsfactory manner dbes somethng about Man street ts my humble opnon that t we are patent t wont be a groat burden to the town Now mayb6 m wrong admt am sometmes but beleve a lttle patence n ths here Man street pavement matter wll be a good thng all around. know that some folks want to see acton quck but f you folks wll take my advce you wll sort of wat awhle for thngs to work out. You know the old sayng patence beng a vrtue well thnk about that now perhaps,we wll all be agreably surprsed know that all of us hope so. General Knox Readng Club Has Open Meetng Mar. 7 An open meetng of the Half Hour Readng club wll be held n the Hagaman Memoral Lbrary on tho evenng ot Thursday March 7 to whch all nterested are nvted.. The subject wlll.be, ".The: Pacfc sls". Suggestonsfor"readng wn be by Mrs. L. W. Harrson the hostess wll be Mrs. W. E. GlUs. The annual metng of the club wll be held on Aprl 4, Sunday Servces n Chrst Church The order.of worshlp.thls Sunday n Chrst Eplsoopal church: 8 A. M. Holy Communon 9:30 Church school Holy Communon sermon by the rector; Rev. Alfred Clark. All confrmed members of the Church school are nvted to ths Pre-Lenten Communon. The flowers last; Sunday were gven by Mrs. Martn Olson n Lovng memory ot her parents, Mr. Mrs. Johnne Ryen. Goodrch t was gven the nome. Unon School. Mr. Thompson was a well known clvlc-mlnded ndvdual who for many years was a clever nterestng wrter of East Haven events for the Shore Lne then wdely crculated n ths communty. He wrote under the name Bog Mne" hs actvtes dd much toward buldng a frm foundaton tor the communty of today. Ol Burnng Equpment mnnedately Avalable For nstallaton! Domestc ndustral Commercalj Goodrch Ol Burners for Carefree, Automatc Heat Goodrch PHONE 6-08! 06 WHALLEY AVE. NEW HAVEN, CONN. All Nght Car Servce Urged n for all nght trolley.servce to? The last car for at nght s :00 P. M. the frst car n the A. M. U S.eS. have talked to several people who are thlnglng of buyng a home would lke to lve n but the drawback s the trolley servce. am a ralroad man ahd several of these folks work wth me would ]lke to lve here but have no way of gettng nto New Haven early Jn tho mornng or gettng home late at nght. What we need to help hulld up s a trolley at least every hour all nght. s the only suburb of New Haven that hasnt got such a servce. Hamdon, Westvllle West Haven all have all nght servce. f such servce was nstalled n well advertsed am sure t would pay. f you are down n New Haven you have to leave early because the last car leaves the New Haven Green A. r. f you mss that you have to call a tax. Hopng that t wll meet wth your approval be taken up by other folks n town " am Very Truly Yours. R, B. Edtors note: We are wth you 00 percent Mr. R. B. We would lke to hear from others who are nterested n all-nght transportaton servce for. South Cvc Group Plans Mnstrel Show The uth Dstrct Cvc mprovement assocaton at ts meetng Tuesday rrfght made further plans for the Old Tme Mnstrel Show to be held n the Hgh School Audtorum the nght of March 29. The show wn be drected by Ben Hendrlcks, old tme mnstrel man whose productons are well known here.further detals wll be gven later. The Old Mll AnfqueShop NLS AHLBERG Antques Bought, Sold Restored Phone 4-2,60 Saltonstall Parkway Man St. Fare Lmt Servce Staton TRES - TUBES - BATTERES ACCESSORES John Lmonoell 8 Hemngway Ave., Phone SAV-OL CO. Hygrade Fuel Ol - Kerosene O\v OL Makes Warm Frends BATTERES for all makes of Cars.Full Lne of Accessores Manager of Gas Staton Cor. Man St. - Thompson Ave. wll advse you on new tres. Free nspecton on Tres Ask about mud & suow recaps SAV-OL CO. Thursday, Fcbrtlary 28, 046 UNON SCHOOL TO HAVE ANNVERSARY Unon school s not s most mportant.school toda.v. The Hgh School Grove.. Tuttle Grammar school have surpassed t n sze today Unon school s but one n a group of buldnrs that hnko up our local school sy.stem. But ffty y?ars ago wlnn t was dedcated t was consdered the ultmate n school needs, sufteent to serve the educatonal wants of the "vllage" for a half eentury ot least. Tho.se Avho provded Unon school were wrong n ther estmates of the towns growth, but they were rght n ther jlnnnng for mproved cdncnton for tle young nnd n ther departure then from the one-tme "dstrct" s.v.stcm, whch more backmord tows have clung to through the pn.ssng years. The ffteth annversary of tle ntroducton of modern edueato) nto onght to be properly observed celebrated. Wo underst that plans are already underway for some sort of comrenoroton of the event, ft s our hone that nasmuch as the ffteth annversary of Unon sclool concdes wth the tenth annver.sary of the breakng ot ground for our present hsome well-equpped Hgh school, the two oecasons be ted together n some sort of eonmunty observance. School offcals, we underslanl, are already consderng somethng of tle knd, nnd we heleve that tho townspeople wll gladly get behnd such a program help to make t well worth whle. Alumn of Unon school are spread far wde but many of them would )0 glad to come back to partcpate to renew old acquantances old memores. War Veteran Opens West End Market Anthon/ Proto, recently returned veteran of World War, has acqured the market n West Man [street west of Kmberly avenue, whch was establshed twelve years atj ago by Mr. DeCaprlo. Mr. Proto, who has a host of frends, has opened tor busness under the name of "West End Qualty Market." "Tony" who receved a dsablty dscharge underwent long hospltlllzatlon followllg hs return from servce as Rfleman n the Thrd Dvson of General Patchs Seven- th army n taly, France Germany. He was awarded the Combat Badge the Crox dc Guerre. BACK FROM CHNA Mrs Clyde Adams of French Avenue has had as her guest for a few days her nephew, Sgt. Elwood E. Rose, Just back from Chna. FOR RENT Porable Auhmatc Record Player Heal tor Part!e%, Clubt, Etc. EAST HAVEN RADO CO. Phone Toms Bar Grlle 460 MAN STREET EAST HAVEN Dne Dance n our Attractve New Dnng Room DANCNG EVERY SATURDAY NGHT TO THE MUSC OF ELMER BRANARD AND HS PONEER SERENADERS SPAGHETT AND STEAKS OUR SPECALTY We also Cater to BANQUETS WEDDNG PARTES Next tme you pass our establshment, drop n for a vst, let us show you around. SPECAL NDUCEMENT FOR ALL WHO COME. SERVCE CLOTHES DYED Nce Shades To Choose From EAST HAVEN CLEANERS (NEXT TO FRST NATONAL STORE) Come to us wth your dry cleanng problems. We have the latest nformaton..thursday. Fobruary THE BRANFORD REOTjBW EAST HAVEN NEWS PAaE THREE Peqo Trbe Fre Permts n Saturday at 4 P. M, when the arplane models entered n the model MOMAUGUN NEWS contest sponsored by Brent Barker, Has Cdate Are Requred were Judged. Tho judges, all veterans of the Ar Force were St. Vtocent de Paul R. C. church, of 8 lttle pgs. Sade s 20 years Henry Faslg of Pardee place, pastor, Rev. Wllam OBren; For State Post old. Looks lke Rlplej; ought to After March Wayne Davs ot Thompson avenue, Rado Co. curates, Kev, Joseph Buckley, Rev. hear about ths. Alfred Lowenthall of Forbes Chef Forest Fre Warden Jbseph Wllam Myers, Sunday Mass B:30 Mss Helen Flaherty, formerly of place,. K. Q. CURRY A. M. Hobson street s so Journtng n St. The" wnners wore Albert Angus, Ctrlst church, Momauguln Brancl PHONE Rev. Alfred Clark, rector, 9:30 A. M. Mornng Prayer sermon, 0:40 Church school. Regular Frday evenng pnochles at Bradford Manor Plre House, Georgestteet 8:30 P. M. Fl-st Frday evenng Bradford Manor Auxlary. Second Frday evenng Stone Thrd Frday evenng Bradford Manor Drum. Corps. " Fourth Frday evenng St. Vncent de Pauls church. The publc s nvted. Chrst Church pnochle held every thrd Monday evenng ot month at 8:36. Mr. Mrs. Edwn A. Sbley Jr., Palmetto Tral have left to spend the remer- of the wntjr wth Mr. Sbleys parents at Okeechobee Fla.. Qustave Harder ot \ylkenda Avetue s serously. H n drace Hosptal. Mrs. Otto Wlllman, Sr., of Slver Sajds road entertaned the jvomaugun Group of the Stone church Wednesday. The Bradford Manor Auxlary wll hold ts regular card party Frday evehlnb n the Plre House. Mrs. Qustave Harder s vstng her daughter n Gulford. Tony RussD ot South End road wshes to announce that on hs larm Suggln Sade has a new ltter Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. Jerry Do\vner entertaned her pnochle club Tuesday evennlg n her home n Dewey avenue. A blrtlday cake was cut n celebraton of Mrs. Keppelers brthday, she was also the recpent of many gfts. Red Cross month starts tomorrow. The followng commttee wll call n the Momauguln Evllyn Don, Blanche OConnor, Mae Bath, Jane Thompson, Rta Hall, Olga Johnson, Mldred Clarke, Clara Wrght, Helen Mautte. Raymond Hogan, Coe. avenue, recently dscharged from the Army s now attendng Rders College, Tenton, N. J. Pvt. Frst Class Matthew Hqgan Coe avenue has been honorably dlssharged after 37 months n the European Japanese war areas. Mr. Mrs. Waxer ot Elm street. New Haven, have leased the Arnold property at Slver Ss for a Day Camp for Boys Olrls the comng season. Mr. Ms. Sal. Cleto ot Morgan Avenue, South End have just returned from Mam, Fla after vstng ther son, Sgt. Phlp Cleto. resently dscharged from servce. Buldng lot for sale, 90 by 20 for home ste South End road Slver Ss road, call Aov. Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Mller are THE BUSY STORE WHERE YOU MEET YOUR NEGHBORS Attractve Pn-Up Lamps Sessons Electrc Clocks Metal Utlty Cabnets HARDWARE SPECALTES OF ALL KNDS 3LECTR0 SUPPLES HOUSEHOLD SUPPLES EAST HAVEN 5 0 CENT STORE 263 Man Street (Next to Holcombes) TS SOMEBODYS BRTHDAY TODAY!! Why not gve a gft hat wll be a true remembrance??? A few of our albums that would sut that purpose are: Tchakowskys Pano Concerto B Flat Mnor Chopns Les Sylphedes Mahlers Symphony D Major Lght Opera, Marek Weber $4.50 plus tax $3.50 plus tax $6.50 plus tax $2.50 plus fax Polonase, Al Goodman.: $2.50 plus tax Nutcracker Sute, Spke Jones.,...$2.00 plus tax Hghlghts from Oklahoma.. $2.00 plus fax James Melton, Eleanor Steber, John Charles Thomas RECORDS That You Wll Fnd Anywhere. EVERYTHNG N VCTOR COLUMBA ALBUM SNGLE Nash ncorporated 30 MAN STREET EAST HAVEN Wnter Tme Adds Tang To Healthy Appettes The busy housewfe wll fnd a varety of qualty foods here that wll ad her n plannng meals that wll satsfy the famly. Wolfes Qualty Food Shop Qualty Foods AH the Tnne 29 Man Street BAST HAVEN 473 Campbell Ave, WEST HAVEN SHOPPNG WHERE THERE ARE NO PARKNG PROBLEMS now resdng n Baltmore, Md. Mrl, MlUer s a veteran of World War has accepted a poston wth a Cdmpany n that cty. Mrs. Mller s the former Rachel Myers of Slver Ss road. MJ. Mrs. Maurce Hoffman, 22 Palmetto Tral, announce the brth ot a son, Feb. 20. Mrs. Hofft man s the former Evelln caron of Dwlght street. New Haven. Edward Myers of Slver Ss road a group of frends from Morrs Cove were skng n New Hampshre last week end. The regular monthly meetng of the Bradford Manor Aux. wll be held Monday evellng, Mrs. Robert Chadcayne, presdng. Funeral servces were held Monday n the Celentano Funeral Home secton. New Haven for Charles W. Caron ot 22 Palmetto Tral. Mr. Caron ded Feb. 22. Ho leaves hs wfe. Marguerte, two sons, RobertR. CharlesW. a daughter, Mrs. Maurce Hoffman, all of East Haven, hls mother, Mrs. Gertrude Curts of New Haven. About 200 veterans ther frends attended the Welcome Home party Saturday nght n the Bradford Manor Fre House. Selectons were played on the Xylophone by Davd Watrous. Edwn smth of New Haven, Fred Husted, S Oberdck Champ Henry rendered several solos, accompaned by Jbln Flanagan at the pano. A monologue wls gven by L. A, Madson. Moton pctures were also shown. Henry Creamer was the master of ceremones. Refreshments were enjoyed. Plans are underway for a St. Patrcks Dance March 0 n the Plre House. Herman Scharf s charman asssted by Thomas Hayes, Harold Smth, Champlan Henry, Lauruer Freeman. tems tor ths column may be phoned to Offcers Elected At Bradford Manor At the annual Bradford Manor Hose Co. meetng, Monday nght offcers were elected s follows: Captan, Tlomas Hayes; Ueuttenant, Charles Callahan; Foreman, Wllam. Brown, secretary, Herman Scharf; Treasmer, George Clarke, Fre Board, Harold Smth, Fred Eberth, C. Ernest Anderson; House commltteb, Champlln Henry [the Oldest Amercan Pralurnal Socety n the U. S. Drector, Mlton Johnson; prum Corps Commttee, George Clarke, charman,.john Chadeayne, Cocharman; Boy Scout Commttee, C. Ernest Anderson, charman. Two returned veterans were made members, John Husted of George.street Curts Palmer of Henry street. DE LEONARD ANASTASO Mss Laura Anastaslo, daughter of Mr. Mrs. James Anastaslo of Hgh Street, was marred: February 6 n St. Vncent de Pauls Church n Taylor Avenue, to Pasquale De- Leonardo, son of Mr. Mrs. Joseph DeLeonardo ot Ea.st Haven, The ceremony was performed by the pastor, Rev. Wllam OBren. The brde, escorted by her father, was attred n a whte satn pwt trmmed wth whte beadng wore a tulle vel fastened to a Julette cap of orange bolossoms. She carred a prayerbook marked stcp- wth a whte orchd a hanotls shower. At the regular meetng Feb. 8, Pcquot trbe No. 7. O. R. M. voted to run one of ts members, at the comng conventon n Brdgeport, for Great Junor Sagamar to the Great Councl of Conn. The man chosen s well known n OS "Pappy McLay". The selecton ot the TVbe could not have been a better one as the tradton connected wth Park MoLay s so clasly connected wth the mproved Order of Red Men. Tle early parlots, who founded the Old Sons of Lberty n Colonal tmes, never, knew what real Amercan lberty was, they havng lved under kngs all ther lves havng no vote or voce n some of tho most mportant matters pertanng to ther own govenuent. Tlelr frst vson of real freedom was caught f rorr wld savages, who roamed the forests at wll re,lolclng n the unrlstralned accupat,lon of ths- great now world; wo selected ther own Sachems forms of, relglcus worshp; >yho made ther pwn laws trbal rcqulatlons, whch were few smple, Oly such as were suted to prln\ltve trbal lfe, whle the whte men, who cale here, were <contlnually followed up hampered by vnroasonablc laws regulatons, nposed by a dstant kng- hs looa ap pontles, were dened the rght of a tral by jury, were burdened by unjust taxes. Tljey began to chafe undlo ther thraldam, whch fnally resulted n the "Boston Tea Parly" thepeclaratlon ot ndependence, tho War of the Revoluton. The chldren of the forest, hayng furnlshed the frst nspraton of true lberty, whose pants feathers wec used to escape detootlou by Brtsh sympathzers t was b\t natural that the name of the Old Sons of Lberty should be changed so as to suggest the true cause of ts orgn, therehy gvng honor to whom honor was due, hence "The mjjroved Order of Red Men" Therefore the enbers of Poquot "Trbe are, ready to work hard to brng to the honor ot havng a guest Junor Sagamor of Mary Anastaslo, sster ot the brde, was mad of honor wore a rose colored falle taffeta, gownj wu preach hts Sunday at when carred a colonal bouquet. Mss Lnda Gal Gagllardl was flower grl, dressed n phk taffeta, When You Need A Plumber Call Peter A. Lmoncell PLUMfflNG HEATNO CONTEAOTOa No Job Too >axge No Job Too Sma.ll 99 Hemngway Ave. G6nf\h;\unon Servce At The Stone Church Tlls Sunday marks the Communon Servce preceedng the Lenten Season n the Stone Ash Wednesday s March C, New members wll be receved nto the church Good Frday, Aprl 0 at 7:45 P. M. The fldwersfor the church durng February were furnshed by the Womans Ad Socety. World Day of Prayer wll be observed n Center Church, New Haven at 3 P. M. March 8. Parsh Supper At St. Andrews Church The Sunshne Assemblyl s sponsorng a church supper ths Tlursday evenng at 8:30. Last Sunday Rev. Wm. Klrkl preached on the sermon topc, "The Glory of an mpossble deal." Ho Holy Communon wll be observed. Tho Sunshne Assembly announces that they have calendars for sale. Flowers n the sanctuary last Sunday were gven n memory of Mr. C. E. Duraond. a blue Julette cap carred colonal bouquet. Arthur DeLeonardo was best man the ushers were Jerry De- Leonardo Ralph Melchlonda, A weddng dlnnef was held at Cerlanls Restaurant followed by a recepton at the home ot the groom. The brdes travelng eos tume was lghtnng blue sut wth whte accessores. Upon the couples return from a trp through the South they wll resde at 342 North Hgh Street. Dner EAST HAVENS RENDEZVOUS FOR PARTCULAR PEOPLE WHO APPREOLATE WHOLESOME 294 Man Street. COOKNG OUR DALY LXmOHEONS DNNERS Tel (>. Rght n the Cftjy,or ARE A TREAT Everythng Superbly Cooked Gracously" Served EnBtHav) Polrol of the Branford Dstrct announced ths week that the Forest Fre code prohbtng the kndlng of fres n the o\t-of-dqprs n the restrcted areas n these two towns, becomes effectve March. Ho sad tlat the hgh wnds dryng weather ot Maroharo conducve to forest fres tlvat extreme cauton must used at ths season of the year. Permts may be had froa. any of the esven deputy wardens n hs jrsdloton or n at the Man street Fre Headquarters. Warden Polrpt some of hs assocates altondcd a supper meetng the nght of February 20 n tho Kllng\vorth Town Hall when forest fre wardens of the areas between the "rhames Qunnlplao yor nnd ther guests to the number of 60 heard talks saw. moves relatng to conservaton preventon,of forest fres. State Forester Kclnsholz showed nterestng sldes of forestry condtons n the Phlllpplno sls Mr. Parent slowed; moves havng to do wth p-otectlon of forest ls wldlfe showng the devastatng results of carelessness n the use of fre outrof-doors. Attendng from ths dslrot wth Mr. Polrot were Mr. Porot, Sr., James Wlbur, Dr. Gerlaoh fo\u members of tle Branford crow. Wnners Are Named n Model Contest More than a half hundred boys flocked to the Hardware Store, Man Elm. streets rgllts ll(?adach[; 3 WAYS 5, who was awarded a $5 Eagle Model Set; Harry Farnoohlo, B, who receved a $3 Master Precson Sot; Hftrold Yeoman, 2 who was gven a $a Eagle Kt; Robert Schalzleln, 0, who captured a B29 Plyng Fortress Kt. 24<3 Man Street Koxt to Town Hall PROTECT YOUR CAR NOW Cold weather means startng troubles danger of frooo-upj. SRUnCS THnT QUnT CGARETTES ALL POPULAR BRANDS 7c 2 for 33c $.58 CARTON SODA MNT TAB. 00..,.0o ASPRN loos...llo EPSOM SALTS full lb,...oo 80X)UM BCARBONATE lb 9o PAPER TOWELS; Double Roll 300s 280 NUJOL, /2 Gal $2.9 Lot us chock your car for core-free wnter drvng NOW S THE TME FOR WNTER-PROOFNG BlPs Sunoco Servce Staton 388 Man Street Cor. Gorrsh Avenue Steves Open Ar Market Man Street, Corner torbes Place FRUTS VEGETABLES GROCERY SPECALTES POULTRY FROM OUR OWN FARM MNT-RUB 50c sze BUY N EAST HAVEN 43o EEL Lqud Dettlrce 39o PAOQUNS H Cream 39o KOTEX - MODESS,22o VTALS BC HEADACHE POWDERS 2Bp sze...39o 9o TUMS..lOo each,..3 for 25o VA-TRO-NOL Voks ONE.A-DAY Multple CAPSULES 2B8 LYSOL 50B sze 24o 98o 47o (VLOPHEN PLLS 00 "s 49c dd 20% Ftderal tcsejat to CotmuHa, Jowelr/ 9ke STORE lodent.37 tma/te! ffnl;/ tt% Calores] n thtfktr 4hocttnlU frahmuttlerl Lctl< up your det wth these heavenly "Sweetlow" swch. wafers. Chocolate or vanlln flavored flng; thn crsp top bottom wafers. 6 3wcetlows cdnan fewer fattenng calores than one ordnary sugar wafer. 3} box. UmJ) /" Setouf ou/ varlfty oj. \ (f DETCAN Fruty Spreads... 28;!»r "Ajorted Chocolates" f/ "> Spaghett Curls... 30( box Gelatn Dcsstts.. 28 box Cem Drops.... (( box DRUG STORED/NC 284 VAM ST. EAST HAVEN, CONN. PHONE 4 48,-- Jl m- >4 g f-;- A /,...

3 / / l l P ft _PAaEPOUR STANDNG TMBER ** CONNECTCUT, Recent surveys show that Connectcut woodls can furnsh an ever-ncreasng volume of wood products for buldng constructon; but that most trees arc small, ndscrmnate cuttng as soon as any become large enough to sell for lumber old tme practce would unduly reduce growng stocks endanger contnuty of future supples. An nventory of the stng tmber avalable for current use on the 7,000 acres of Slate-owned forest, accordng to fgures gven by State Forester A. R. Klenholz n connecton wth the present housng problem, showed a vole of VA. mllon board fete. On ths bass, checked by sample talles on prvately owned woodl, t s safe to assume that the 2 mllon acres of woodl n the whole State contan cjuckly avalable tmber to the amount of 20 or 30 jllllon board feet, or the lumber roqulrde for buldng 2000 moderate szed BRNG N YOUR CAR OR TRUCK WELL FX T... RGHT, at REASONABLE COST Youll get much bcdcr performattce, greater economy longer lfe out o[ B car or truck servced by our traned mechancs, usng factory-engneered pans. See Us NOW-to PREVENT Trouble, Too! Weve seen so many cases where a lttle foresght, would- have prevented cosdy repars, that we earnestly urge you to let us check your Dodge car or truck NOW! Our work s depentlable our prces are reasonable! Scanlon&Pagnam Phone EAST HAVEN 99 Man St. DODGE-PLYMOUTH COURTEOUS ANO DEPENDABLE jervllcg homes, Admttedly ths s not a hopeful showng for any large buldng program based solely on the use of local tmber, but t wll help. nenlly, our forcts contan much more tmber than ths, perham ten tmes as much. But many of the trees are so scattered among sts of smaller szes or so naoceslblc as to make t unproftable to log them out; some should bo retaned for scenc park purposes; at least halt of those n tle smaller tmber szes should bo retaned for future growth. Note that n hardwood tree 2 nches n dameter possbly 4S years old, beng mostly slab bark, wll yeld only 00 board feet of lumber; whle f allowed to grow for another equal number of years, to 24 nches n dameter, t may yeld 500 board feet of bettor qualty, Connectcut woodlols consst mo.stly of trees of even smaller sze. n thefl to 2 nch dameter classes. Usually, such st are becomng badly crowded stagnant n growth; also they ooptaln a hgh percentage of poorly shapecj specmens. n such woodl from 4 to 8 cords Of wood bolts a thous feet or so of logs can bo taklen out per aco wth beneft to the.st the wood bolts yeldng s"uoh manufactured products as pulpwood, roonng papers, composton wood.f, plastc fabrcs, posts, tns, plng, small wood parts. The present annual cut of lumber n Connettcut s slghtly \\ndor 20 mllon board feet, wth about an equal volume of bther wood products. f when our forests are bult up to full stockng Legon Post Plannng For Mltary Bal Harry R. Bartlett Post, Amerlcar made plans at ts meetng thl week for a mltary ball to be hole n the sprng wth Ned Angelo a charman. The post wll also entertan the Dstrct Legon meetng March 3 on March f4 wll hold a celebraton n honor of the Legons 27th annversary. Brthday Party For Mrs. Carl Johnson Mrjs. Carl Johnson of 87 Dodge avenue was gven a brthday party by her famly frends on Wasngtons Brthday on, the occason of her 77th brth annversary. Mrs. Johnson receved many, fne gfts ncludng a hsome electrc sewng machne. She has ten chldren, thrteen grchldren The Johnsons have resded n East Haven snce 03, Mr. Johnson ded several years ago. Of all ago classes, wth trees of good shape, thnned out at ntervals to proper spacng we can Myron Lelghton, resertpn Sherburne Drayton Mrs. safely make an annual cut of lve publcty. For reservatons please to ten tmes ths volume, or over phone or SEND FLOWERS TO CHEER YOUR FREND WHO S LL PHONE NEW HAVEN DODGE AVE,EAST HAVEN Ralph Amatos New Restaurant Completely Renovated 30 Cosey Beach Avenue Momaugun SEA FOOD. STEAK. AND CHCKEN DNNERS CHOCE LQUORS Tel s Popular Pleasure Spot The Four Pllars WE CATER TO BANQUETS PARTES WEDDNaS Etc. GOOD EATNG AT TS BEST HAVE YOU TRED OUR DALY LUNCHEONS A, M. to 3 P. M,7 Our Sunday Dnners are Town Talk FLOOR SHOW No Cover Frday Saturday Nghts Dancng to the musc of Earl Strong hs Four Pllars Khythm B, Lnda Lester, songstress "The House Nvth the 4 Pllars" On The Cut-Off, FOB RESERVATONS BHONE THE BRANrOBb REVEW;.A8T HAVEN MEWS Model Ralway n Wndow Dsplay Don Thomas, a member of the.vcw Haven Socety of Model hn-.?lnecrs, has set up a most nterestng model rallwayexhbltn the entrance wndow of the Holcombe Drug Co., at Man Hgh streets. The dsplay calls attenton to the forthcomng, Eghth Annual Exhbt of the Nfcw Socety of Model Engneers t<bopen March 8 at State Coult street, New Haven, to contnue ovr three week ends n March emdlng March 24..;! - "All thngs come home at eventde, lke brds tred of ther roamng". And so the boys are comng home now, comng home to communty schools They act strangely Slent, about what they have passed through, As they float nto my lttle home, am glad to see them stll, they want to be stll, knowng that "fools rush n, where Angels fear to tread" step very carefully, awalt occasons f they want to talk, O. K. by me, t Mr. Thomas whose hobby s trolley car models has a complete.not, stll O. K. by me., for am lay-out at hs homb n Bartlett gat that they are here are not road. The wndow (dsplay, however, contans corvertable pull man, day coaches the ultrastrcamllned Roomettfe as well as other nterestng models. A long nterestng letter from Robert Oossy of Dodge Ave, the former Captan of the Congos Basket Ball Team, was re- brought them back once more. Brthday Party For The lttle perod of depresson, must wear away, old frends, ceved by the Young Mens Bble Douglas Anderson old places must get n lne,, Class of Stone Church, the letter Doug Anderson S 2-c son of Mr. then they, ther surroundngs gave Qute a lttle of Bermuda atmosphere, where Bobby s staton Msson Socal Wll Mrs. M. L. Anderson of 4 Tuttle wll be adjuster, They come nto the Place, was home on leave from Class on Sunday, they have kept n ed Bobby s now Corporal Oossy Gve Dessert Brdge Curts Bay, Baltmore Md. n tme touch wth Mrs. Burgess myself throughvths long tryng tme, Bermuda, for the pretty grls, that Bobby s searchng the sl of to celebrate hs 8th"bnhday Feb. The Msson Socal of the Old 25th. Sunday nghta group of hs now we are here watng for our magaznes pcture n such Stone Church wll have an annversary Dessert Brdge March young ths year, but we know that Our Basket Ball team at stone them, but the Class, they say s so lovely colors. 23rd, at :30 P. M. Mrs. Marshall snce they left, they Church, whch has been under the Becbe s charman of the commttee. wth Mrs, RajTmond C. thngs seem dfferant now, But have grown to manhood, Smth n charge of tckets. Mss how glad we are that they just sabelle Tlomson dessert, Mrs. want to come to see us, want to Prances Long, door, przes, Mrs, Elwood Cook, table przes, Mrs. H.KLevneWll Open Carroll Store Herbert H. LoVlno of 3 Mead street, New Haven, a World War Veteran who saw servce n the Ar Force has leased the store at 287 Man street vacated early n the year by the Coal Co. Tle store s now beng removatcd Mr.. LeVlne expects to open on or about March 5 a "Carroll" store dealhg n cosmetcs, patent medcnes toletres. Mr. LeVne sad that he pcked for hs new store for two reasons. Frst, ho sad, he beleves East Haveps. shoppng oentt-r la gong 6 develop exp, ahd second, he beleves leeds the type of retall establshment he wll conduct. UTTLE WNTER BRDS By M. B. B. Lttle whter brds, At my door. Peckng crumbs throw out on the snow Food s hard for you to fnd, Wlen wntry wnds blow. The downy woodpecker n the lttle cedar treq. Searchng hs.breakfast of suet Hung on a lmb for hm to see. Brds, lke you Wll gleet the-sprtng; Wth a welcome gay. When ce snow Gve way to grass flowers. Snow hall storms. To gentle Aprl showers. MAL CARRERS LL Anthony J. Caruso Joseph Breen, popular mall carrers at tle half Of our annual needs. Upper New Engl States Canada could supply the rest, By George A. Cromle, New Haven, Farm Forester Southwestern Connectcut.. Easy Parkng WE MEET ALL PRCES Delvery To All Parts of the Town Vllage Lquor Shop At the Faro Lmt Phone HcHhgwny Ave. "Vel" Cleaners Laundry Talorng Alteratons COLURS TURNED ON SHRTS 35 cents each Unforms Dyed to ANY COLOR DESRED 9 Man Street East Havan Phono frends called on hm at hs home enjoyed a very pleasant evenng Among those present were: Nancy Boutelle, George Norden Jr. Marlyn DeWolf, Frqd Tlomas, Betty Nelson, Phl Sherman, Fred Esposto, Marlon Cook, Bruce Rels- E-Bara, Marganne Yaego-, Ralph Werd, Glnny Parlla, Walter Rockwell, Jacke Montgomery, Henry Res-El-Ba-a, Barbara Nelson, Sdney, Gmple, Betty Tohsey, Eugene Clark, Dors Beebe, Charles Flnnegon, Paulene Barker, Art Lesle, Loura Clvltella, George Munson, Rhoda. Cassel, Perry Dudley Jr., Raomona Wrght, Frank go, Dot Wlson, Gene Fuchs, Betty Jaspers, Frank Dooley, Jnny Selfors, Oakle DVennero. Orlo Trott s n Sunny Southl A card was receved Feb. 20 from Orlo Trotta, well known Hgh street Barber, from Daytona Beach Fla. "Havng a nce vacaton down here n the sunshne, "he wrtes, "Wll see.you soon." The pcture on wounded or bured n some unknown grave. have prayed much for ther safe return, they are once more among us, how thankful am that the enfoldng love of God has been near them, the card, shows the. beautful Two promlnert -Bast Haveners, brownstone msson style "Tourst Roy Perry Frank Sullvan, Church" at Daytona Beach, surrounded by green grass beautful members of the Rotary club, both enterprsng busness men palm trees. were recevng greetngs from ther Worhans Ad Helps n Beneft Aucton The Womens Ad of the Stone church s cooperatng wth the aucton to be gven for the beneft of the Prank Catalano Fund n the Town Hall, March 9. All members are nvted to brg saleable artcles to the Town Hall on that date. For those who would fnd t more convenent to takeartcles there on March 8 Mrs. Lel Harrson wll be n the Town that day from 2 to 5 P. M. to receve same. local post offce, returned to work ths week followng llnesses. New Store Fronts Are Beng Planned Another projected mprovement whch wll go a long way toward brghtenng mprovng the busness ceter wll be the constructon of modern store fronts on the Scranton Block at Man Elm streets. Plans are underway for modern store frgnts for the stores now occuped by the East Haven Department Store the Hardware Store. Work s expected to start ths sprng. The block s owned by the Scranton Estate. SALE Two Celebrate Wth George Washngton large crcle of frends last Frday. Both men share ther brthdays wth thefather of Hs Country. Central Cleaners We Pck Up Delver FOUR HOUR SERVCE STORE OPEN 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Except Frday 8 A. M. to 8 P.. Phone Man St.. -r THE GFT SHOP March lst-9th Antcpate your gfts take advantage of reduced prces POTTERY JEWELRY PCTURES FEW SERVCE THNGS REMNANTS FOR PLLOWS, BAGS, Etc. SWEATER FORMS CHLDRENS THNGS See Our Whte Elephant Table 24 Man Street New tems We Havent Had n Stock For A Long Tme OOLL CARRAGES Lttle Sster wll love one of these rbber-tred carrages. SCOOTERS;, Just the tlng for Lttle prother. FLEETWNG RACER steel runner steerng sleds. PHLCO RADOS PHLCO REFRGERATORS Hardware Stor Man- Elm Streets East HaVen say some thng here whch has been on my mnd for a long tme, t s ths, thnk the way that prncpal Fagerstrom of the East Haven Hgh, hs Corp of Teachers has hled the returnng boys, the welcome they have gven these Boys, s some thtag the Town of the Board of Educaton should be proud of. The welcome they recleve nvtaton to dne, ard the general sprt of klndleness, s hghly commonable. Our Publc Speakng Class, at Stone Church s under way, lessons n Oratory have started, The Class s preparng for several publc appearances. Thrsd, February 28,940 Coachng of Mr. Redman of Ftank Street, has shown an excellant development, n closng the season soon, we expect some wonderful thngs from ths team, next fall. The Boys of the Brlnley-Burgess Bble Class, are practcng on some choce Gospel Sogs, wth a vew of makng some recordng for Rado use. Harry W. Brnley FOR SPENCER NDVDUALLY DESGNED CORSETS & BRASSERES See MARY K, TURBETT 03 Lenox Street, Tel, after 5 P,M. SPECALZNG N talan Cookng RUSSOS RESTAURANT Famous for Fred Chokes 668 Man St Seat Covers, Sedans $7.95 up Scssor Jacks $6.95 Rear Vew Mrrors $.59 GNTON PARTS CHAMPON SPAEK PLUGS BATTERES FOR ALL CARS VyHECANS BRAplEyUMAN.PHONf4o,686rEAST HAVEN UNVERSAL RUG UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Let Us Clean Your Rugs. Upholstered Furnture n Your Home or Place of Busness FRED H. DAVS 4 Glendale Street SPECALSTS K Honne De-Mothng FOR APPONTMENT OR ESTMATE Phone JOHN J. PAETH Tamden No Doubt Youve Heard! ABOUT OUR EXCELLENT FOOD, SO MASTERFULLY PREPARED 7eo Mazzas (Must Dance) Musc PLAYNG MONDAY THRU SATURDAY New Engls Fnest Largest Restaurant GatleA% HANDSOMELY REMODELED AND ENLARGED Freds Restaurant FRED TOME, Prop. SPECALZNG N talan Amercan Dshes SPAGHETT RAVOLA SEA FOOD APPETZNGLY SERVED DALY LUNCHEONS SATSFYNG DNNERS STEAKS CHOPS CHCKEN 274 Man Street Musc by Mckey Carl Hs Boys Cove Street Contnuous Entertanment by Martn Lub, Harrj; Dest Others Reservtone Morrs Cove Thursday, Febnary 28, 94C FOR > C BETTER HEALTH! FLORDA-Exra Lge. 5:e, Thn Skn, Jucy-Ths s A Real Value DOZ NDAN RVER - Lge. n S;e, Heavy, JucyFrulW FOR 25 Lettuce,l\\l?,lZ\ 2,< s 23c Carrots swtfsr 2D*C":S 7c Tomatoes c" p.2l"23c Celery "fsl/..r, S2?/23c Broccol.x\Ly!lE-o"N, 29c Cocoanul$*:,rro".XrB 7c Pecan Nut Meats PKo 55c Prunes B2EeO-70 Almond Nut Meats PKo 59c Peaches NEW CROP LB 35c Walnuts.A G49C "aacf49c Pcarj EVAPORATED t.,32c EVAPORATED B jc //ow/;re/er...canned JUCES ORANGE&GRAPEFRUT JUCE 3V V-8 VEGET. JUCE COCKTAL?A N 4" Grapefrut Juce l 2V Orange JuceLAco-c"/ 37" Orange Cocoanut TWS 5 OZ CAKE HALVES or QUARTERS JANE PARKER Pecan Rolls m Plan Donuts DOZ6 Dosutsncr DOZ 7= Young Plump Grade A J" <5C 20 lbs. Up 0 20 pounds-lb & up-lb 3& 55* CUT CHC(ENS...BUY THE PARTS YOUR FAMLY LXES BEST rfry 0 DROL jfraute HALF oqn POUND-57 LB 670 GBLETS VOf STEW LB 33c WNGS ;p p,"o,". J-o /rrj, B37c RACKS-NECKS TJK LB 7C L MLK-FED-GRADE A -JJC 4 TO 6 POUNDS LB ROASTNG-GRADE A /EC bsls 4 TO 5 POUNDS LB lamb Fores ""rojpr LB 28c Sknbjs FfMtforts,37c Stewng lamb Enomca LB 9C Boneless Bulls FResH POUK LB 4!C Fresh Pork Ptncs J&h B 29c Cod Fllets SKKSS LB 32c lnk Sausage fnesh ponk LB 46c Whlng ""RESSED" LB6C Sauerkraut NEW.CHSP LB 8C Mackerel FANCY CAPE La7c NO 2 lona fcp CANS BUY A DOZEN AT THS NEW LOW PfllCE or SPAGHETT H LB Ann Page PKG 3r 6" S KETCHUP Boxr 2 OZ Armours Treet CAN 34" STANDARD NO. 2 lonapeas QUALTY CAN 2" Whole Kernel Corn AP 4" 8 0Z lona Tomato Juce CAN 0" lohoz QC Phllps Tomato Soup CAN 0 Mello-Wheat Cereal2ror"pKal4= Quaker Oats "6%?,"" 20 OZ \ o27= Plan or vory Salt lodued = 7" A&P """ Corn CAN 2" NO. H Potted Meats ARMOURS CAN 0" Wheatsworth Cereal 8" Premum Crackers 9" Relable Peas 5" l/skmotl POQ BSCUrT OLD 2H-S OCC VDulcD MOTHER KUBQARO BAO Zu Kbbled Dog Bscut HTrLR 9" Woodburys SSA% 3CAKES23" Mule Team Borax PKO 3" Boraxo CLEANS HANDS 2 CANS 25 DUZ "DOES EVERYTHNG" VtRTMNO LARGE PKG PALMOLVE 23< "When Avalable" SOAP 2 Wltn AvnUble" BATH 4 Qj SZE %! VORY SNOW LARGE PKG 23- "Wla AralUW*" THE BRANFORD REVEW. BAST BAVVS TOT these three-your Red Cross must carry on! Garden Notes Sponsored by Branford Qardcn Club Mrs. M. D. Stanley, Correspondent A GARDEN HYMN never knew thee, Lord untl My garden brought us face to face Revealed thy gracous mracle Of sun seed n Uttlo space No dm cathedral s as stll As twlght n ths holy place never knew the Lord untl My garden brought us face to face. The Garden Club wll hold the February meetng at the home of Mrs. Samuel A. Grlswold, on Frday the frst, at 3 P.M; Mrs, Wllam Achtmeyer of Orange, Conn!, wll be the speaker, wll brng many nterestng specmens--of house plants. Supject of the afternoon s "House Plants." The Executve Board meetng wll be held at the home of the presdent, Mrs. Donald Sawtelle, on Wednesday, February 27 at 0.a.m. The worlds oldest tree s a cypress growng n Santa Mara del Tula, Mexco. t s from 4,000 to 8,000 years old,- about 26 feet n crcumference. t s practcally Jmposslfle to grow a worthwhle lawn n the shade under a dense tree. n many cases pavng the area wth large flat stones wll provde a sold base tor garden furnture. Otherwse some of the ground-cover Jlants adapted to shade should be consdered. Vnca nulnor, the creepng myrtle, s excellent to provde a dense growth, of rch green wth blue flowers appearng n the sprng. Cold water drawn from the faucet should be allowed to st several hours before beng poured on house plants. Pans of water on the radator wn help keep the ar most for house plants. Tender bulbs that have been stored for the wnter must be protected from freezng temperature. Look over your stored vegetables to see what should be eaten frst. The uprght narrow habt of hollyhocks s a feature that makes them partcularly valuable for plantng n beds too narrow for other plants of equal or,less heght. A bed two feet wde wll suffce to gve them the room they need, yet they wn rse sx feet or more nto Provdence Phladelpha, New York Whte Rver Juncton, the ar. New York Concord, N. H., The ntroducton of the varety New York Portl, Me. Ths ndan Sprng some years ago was marks the second step n the lft of specal mportance because t ng of the ban on sleepng car servce on runs-of less than &op mles flowers wthn Ave month after the sed s sown, a great advantage a mposed on July 5, 945, by the beca;se all the others are bennals Offce of Dense Transportaton, requrng sowng n late summer to The frst relaxaton came on February 5 last when the ban was cut gve a flower dsplay the followng season. to 350 mles the New Haven Trees are almost an absolute es- sentlal yet some garden may be too retrlcted for even the dwarf speces of frut evergreens. Even so, the espalers wll add beauty, wth skll care, produce hgh qualty frut. Espalers, seen more of ten abroad than n Amerca, are dwarf trees wth heght wdth, but vrtually no depth, traned to a lattce or wall. The trunk may be two feet tall or less, four or sx branches may be spread flat. n celabrum fashon. Apple pear trees appear best for ths purpose.. Relable nurserymen can supply one year sngle stalk trees. These should be planted preferably aganst a southeast wall. Culture fertlzng should be frequent; When two leaders develop, they should be fastened n the poston desred to grow. t s mportant to stort the branchng low. The rest should be cut back each Sprng, unless the fan form s desred. n that case, four or sx loaders con reman durng the flrst season. n the second season each may be cut back so that eght or ten arms can be chosen from the shoots to attach to-the trells. f too many shoots develop they should be cut KBWS STATES YOUTHS OFFERED AWARDS Connectcut rural boys grls are enterng competton for college scholarsllps n a naltonwldo contest of the Natonal Junor Veegetable Growers Assocaton, Owen S, Trask, Assstant Bttenslon Hortculturst, Storrs, member of the contest commltteo for Junor growers n Northeast states, announces. Outlnng the sxth annual vegetable producton marketng project n wlloh awards of $8,000 have been made avalable by AftP Mjd Stores, Trask sold: "Workng wth the sou s an educaton n tself, the contest s desgned to gve.awards as an ncentve to efllclent gardenng marketng. Sze of project s not a factor, snce contestants arc scored on efllclency, mprovements n methods, leodersllp n communty school actvtes, scores attaned n a study course." Scholarshps to be awarded n 948 nclude $500 to the natonal champon, a $200 scholarshp for each of the four regonal wnners, $00 checks to 33 sectonal wnners the remer bf the award money n lesser awards wltlln each state. The contest s open to all boys grls between 2 2 years of age. Complete detals ctry blanks can bo obtaned from county agrcultural agents, p.f.a. leaders, 4-H Club agents, vocatonal agrculture nstructors, or by wrtng to Owen S. Trask, Assstant Extenson Hortculturst, Storrs, Frst Subscrber To Revew Des Mrs. Rosabel Olvln, vrlfe of the late Hram M. Kochcrspcrgcr, 8, of 523 Chapel Street, New Haven ded n New Haven February 8. Mr. Mrs. Kochorsperger were the flrst subscrbers to the Revew. At that tme they lved n Pno away. Even the leaders may be cut Orchard Mr. Kochorsperger back to prevent over-spreadng, Good crops slould appear n the thrd year, wth proper care, the frut wn ncrease. Pne Orchard Mr. Mrs. Walter P. Baldwn have returned from a vacaton n Mam St. Augustne, Florda. Mrs. Donald Olson son, Wally, are vstng Mrs. Olsons parnets Mr. Mrs. Roger Benton of Junper Pont. Mr. Morton,Downey, the rado star, was a vstor here on Satur dby. Dr. Mrs. James Cobey are expected back ths week from a vacaton trp to Florda., Mr, Mrs. Alfred Anderson of Hempstead, L.. were weekend guests of Mr. Mrs. Arthur Murphy. Mrs. F. Y. Joannes wll return ths week from Florda where she has been spendng the past several weeks. The monthly paper collecton by members of the Are department wn take place on Sunday mornng. More Sleepers For Ralroad More sleepng cars are returnng to servce on the New. Haven RaUroad tomorrow nght (March ) accordng to an announcement ths mornng by ralroad offcals. Sleep ng car servce s beng restored be tween Boston. Phladelpha, was able to rmtore sleepng cars on runs of more" than 350 mles. Ths ncuded trans between Provdence Washlnglton, Sprngfeld Washngton, New York St. Albans, New, York Montreal. The thrd.step s scheduled for March 5 wheh all sleepng car restrctons are Jto be removed. Ths wll make t possble for the New Haven to restore ts famous tro of sleepng car trans between Boston New York "The Owl," "The Narragansett" "The Quaker." Sleepng cars wn also be operated between Provdence New York, Worcester New York, Sprngfeld New York.,Or March 5, alspjjjthe New Haven announces the O.D.T. order prohbtng the asslgnnent of space more than 4 flays Jn advance wll be cskqcelled. Was vce-presdent of the New Haven Road. After ther removal to New Haven they contkued ther subscrpton lavo receved t weekly ever snce. Followng her dlscharke from tho WAVES Mss Eleanor Olson s at her home n Meadow Street. Mr. Mrs. John Alden Brch of Forest HUls, N. J. Were weekend guests of Mr. Mrs. John Brch. Mrs. Edmund 8. Hosley, East Man Street s home after a months stay n, Florda. She accompaned Mr. Mrs. Swan of Clnton. Garagemen Wll Meet Tuesday New Haven County Garagemen wll meet on Tuesday evenng, March 5 at 8:00 n the Now Haven Chamber of Commerce audtorum, 52 Temple Street, accordng to an announcement by Joseph Panza of New Haven, presdent of the assocaton. Because t s of essental bonoot to the publlo the ndustry, Albert Mller, executve secretary ottorney for the group wul lead a dscusson on the polcy of the organzaton,to dscourage elmnate wherever legally possble the exstence of unlcensed garogcs wthn tle county state of Connectcut. Ths wll also nclude the report of the executve commttee on the outoorao of ther meetng wth automotve pols Jobbers. Another mportant tem on the program wll bo the decson on a mark of dentfloatlon for all member, garages of the organzaton. Panza also announced that "one of the servces of the assocaton wll bo to asst any person nterested n obtanng a lcense." Lous Rltzlngcr of ndan Neck Garoge s vco-prcsldont of tho assocaton John E. Branerd, Stony Creek s a member of the group. Albert L Parker TYPEWRTEES ADDNG MACHNES 23 Thompson St., MUord, Conn, m. 273.J PARTY FOR. BAN6Y Mr& John Tamsd Mrs. Robert Knapp gave a pnk whte brthday party recently for Uttlo Sy Tamson.. > Guests were; Prod Proto, Pat Sue Proto, Beverly Nck Dckons, Denny loron.st. John, Jr. Eleen Tamsbn, Bornld Leo Ltokb, Jack Tomson.. Ono case of, lobar pneumona was reported n Branford last week. 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4 r : " T«fVl»Jf,rt«Sft MSWsB-MfvW! y, AOESX p. J» THS BBAKPORD REVEW - EAST HAVEK KEWS Corrhg Events SrrvSt.. ratrlcks bay Dnner 8 Msa Eunce AvcVy,c6turo. APRH 5 Phlp Cunmlngs, Lecture... MAY er~ma Gutlcc Avery; Lecture Grange Meetng (ncludes Musc The lollowhu progrhm wll be gven durng the lecturers lojr when the JUrtor Muspal Art Spcloty gve a guest prpgram for the Brtxnford Grago ths evenng., 9ul yel, (J-An pondlo, Rolert Anderson; The Lass wth the Dellcfttp Ar, When Ypuro Away, E?.rlca Cassy; Theme, LlebgtfftWP. «Wt SttB[nef; MJXW?t, Mary Barbara Joosj The Bohcml- Barl, l See You Agan (Btter Syeot).,.ppjothy.JunjYpr;. Scaff pondc,-peh Krowlton; The Sojg of Songs, The K(ss n tlp Dark (Orange Bbssoms)! Georga Mlne; Nola, Robert Andsoh; Barcarolle (Thp Tales of lormfnn), Mother Muqlrtp, Btnlct Mcllf; Faust Waltz, Anna Rose llarlon, Psele neure, fuj Nytod, &ong to tlje Eyonln Sttt (Tuunhaucc), Baybaa Moore, Romanto, Anna Rosp Harlon, Parted, wll you ne(nembo, Betty Mooney, PoonalBC, O;) 20, No. 2, Dorfrto Carlson; Conoolcut state faoug, May Kcyes Emly Ws&t wlt be acconralsl Ms,John V{ Olver s Coqnolor MS Mlry Keyes, Co-Counaelo af fhe Communty House COMMUNTY BASKETBALL.Mpn, March 4, 7:00, Grante Bay vs. MXP. Wpd., Jarch 0, 7:00, Bg Fve vs. Wre, Mll. Mon,, March, 7:00 East Sdes vsfl Tr6Ja(.. gphwjunty LBACtJE STANpNG Tlskqs Market..,. Globe :5Votters... Trojftps,...,...;...?!B n n..,.." Eftst Sdes... drantf Bay M.. F....,. T.K,P. (Wre lyjlll) W...B...A...A...3, Ted /-) 7-.t EGBTH GRADE ufeaguf yjfon Lot...: :...:. 0 ;......:;, :;;...;;..:;...:.;.,..;...;s..:...,.:...:...;:;:;,..:o 0 3 7th GRADD LEAGUE Won /)st,0 3. 3!)th ntl (th GKADE.LJAGUE Canoe Book Laurtl St () Stony Ccck, Larcl St,(Raldc?) hol Pe.«h Httbor Stcet Won Lost 0 ST. KtlZABfenlS ft. C. ClUKC Pastor, Roy. Wllam OBren Curates, Rev. Joseph Buckley Rev. Wllam Rycrs Sunday Mass at 0 oclock UNON OBURCU Rev. J. Edward Newton of WostvlUe : Pastor Undenomnatonal.Cemtnuhlo Sunday );45 Church school :00 Monday worshp "General Josha"., 4:00 tbyjlty lour, Mrs. Hatto Howard leader. Subject, "Peace". mcmbors of the grquhave started a memoral nspratonal lbrary te frst book "Lght of the wbrll" beng presented h mernpry of Mss Kjjhla,Carelll. From tme to tme other books ylll bo abded as dontt ed. They wll bo loaned to members or th the communty by contact; rg the Loyalty Group presdent, Mrs. Leon shore;, The Womans Auxlary of the Hose, Hook Ladder Co, wll lold a covered dsh luncheon Monday at oclock n the frehouse WASTE PAPER COLLECTON The second waste paper collecton of the year wll be made n Short Beach, Grante Bay, Double Beach,Lanphlers Cove, Johnson Brocketts Ponts next Sunday mornng, March 3rd., The commttee n charge antcpates a much larger collecton- a ths tme than the amount recovered n February. The last collecton held under poor weather condtons totalled only 3So6 pounds. f s emphaszed agan that bupdlos should be put out early on collecton mornng. Numerous people lave been dlsappprtcd after puttng thrve out at noon. The usual nstructons stll apply each knd separately ted, newspapers, magaznes cardboard boxes. Place them by the roadsde or on the fro;t porch where they can be easly seen from the road. Blly Buck s recoverng from hs recent llness of scarletlna. CJhapel workers wll meet at the home of Mrs, Erc Swanson, Tuesday, March 2 at 3 oclock. Davd Burdge, a student at Mount Hormon School n Northfpld, Mass Servce Notes T.-Sgt. George A, Dcknson, Stone Street, Grante Bay, s one of 885 Army veterans returnng to the States for dscharge aboard the S.S. Falnnont Vctory, whch left Yokohoma, Japan, February 0, was scheduled to arrve n Seattle about February 22. The S.S. Farmont Vctory s one of, the Merchant Marno shls whch supplemented the Navys fleet of cargo shps transports n mantanng supply lnes to sl bases elzed by U. S. forces throughout the Pacfc. T5 Robert J. Sanz?ra, of 24 Harbor Street, s one of many Army veterans retul-nlhg to the States aboatl the U.S.S. General Sturgs, a Navy transport of the, "Magc Carpet" fleet. The shp was scheduled tp arrve n San Pedro about February 0 after leavng from Yokohoma, Japan. Capt. M.M. DeWolf, USNR, Commng Offcer of the U. S. Naval Separaton Center, U. S. Naval Ar Staton, Jacksonvlle, Fla., announced that Lt. Walton T. BedUnt Wllam Wallace of Stony Creek " """ next week for a few of 4 Bradley Avenue was returned RGHT OUT OF THE/*vlR «...>....._,._...». By EARLE FERRS ?VEN Honey s ratoned these days, nt the rote of one Honey to three Bees. Shes Dasj- Berncr, of foncy the Bees, fealurel on ho Fred WaHng Show, weekday momlrga over NBO. Dasy doubles Dasy Berncr OS an aclress, n tle dramttlc. sketches frequently presented on the seres...abbott Costello, consstently rated onong the lop Mteen evenng commercal shows, have been renewed by ther sponsor for four years, assurng the run of ther NBC Thursday nght comedy show through September, March 3rd marks a slver annversary for "Baby Snooks," portrayed over CBS MLOUGHLNS 06 PROOF-5TH BOT.44 oc oar 3.46 GOLDEN 84 PRobF WEflt»WG-5THDOT CaKstarsscuv, 0dTlo(npsonrT MV(;T3.50 0!VVEStbury,r.Wor3.59_ On naat UOT 3.87 FleSschmanns nt,3.s4.p,rfrrht7ft. Perer vs. DOT4.9 5 YEARS OLO-8 PROOF Lejon BL PROOF CoronetsmBOTS.BS 84 Pftobp 5lh flth GlADE SClOOL LEAGUE SCHEDULE (Seconc Half) Bat Mc 2, 0.00, Harbor &t. v Stony Cel Mon, Mach 4,.00, La\nel h (lulders) vs Laurel.t (), rn, Match V,, 4 00, Canoo Book, V* Stouy C?ck Slt, MacU 0, 0 bo HlubOl St vj.slott Bc.ch, Wnnn ol the llbt half, Onqe Book School, plays the wnner of the accoud half. (Second Half).,,, Tues., March 5, 3:00 7- VS. 7-3; 4:00, 7-4 vs. 7-5,, Frday, Mtrch, 3: vs 8r5 4: VS. 8-4 Fr., March 8 3:00 8- vs 8-3; 4;op 8-4 VS a-5. Wnner of the frst half plays wnner of the second half. 7- wnner of 7th grade st half, 8-4 wnner of 8th grade st half COMMUNTY HOUSE NOTES M J. WNE PORT-SHERRY-MUSCATEL PETrt[ %W GALLON 2.G3 GALLON 3.74 TABLE WtES CURET or BURGUNDV 5TH ecb HALF.< on BOT 0»5 CALLON.OO _ SAUTERNE or CHABLS HOT t,4s GALOM San Bonto Slury DOT..l BrestaBlanca "orl.5 " SHERRY bth uor MO»T or SHERRY EBnrt!4.<t proof aor3,22 Oxo Belle.«O,"T 3.09 HranWall(erSfK3.2 FesGhn3nn3c T3.8 Glbey S 9DPKO0R BPX 3.5 Mlshre Crusader ES ;,?K sn: / TSHOPATTHXA&PQUOR STORE NEARST VOO.. rm> kr4.«the Communty Bttketball League coftests scheduled tor Wednesday, February 27 have been postponed wll be played the followng days. Trojans vs. Pawsons Bg Fve, Frday evenng, 6:45 P.M. a crucal contest for, Tckos Market wll take place Tqesday. Mach 5th at 7:00 P.M. wentley vlll meet the second place Globe Trotters. Chess tourntmoptau en nterested n jonng sad contest get n touch wth Mnpark... Foul shootng contest ljs entered the seml-flnal round wth Robert Polat, Donald,]pegrego, Bob Vlmo,Harold Leyy"advancng to, Uls roht. A ma or upset was rccor.fl(d yvne Davd Marsh was butpj; n". l;e,quarter-fnals.,jpju!j.;,pohg-m36xtest also n the sojj-luurfs.jrond, wth Tholmas Cuu;oy (plrfprl Doebrlck c);vpjlake.)dyanclng to ths rohul.,/xl) cftntost between Marsh mvd.?ert Lko has yet to be, pllyel. cbks Trophc Slore Wndow A suuu pat of th. collecton of artcles from Gemany, Japan ractc slb, beloghn to Warr,nt O/Ter Regnald Babcock of Lapphc Cov. arc wn dsplay at HftnunN SLou" ghoft each, througl the contcsy of Mr. Mr.. Leo Bennm. The backsrouud vs Naz JaAl,;"). "my navy n thb wndow are.slcl artcles" as (,;h.ld.s, wm pbe, sr.js, kl;(, fjjt tckkr, c,r\nl l.uol, gourds, carved comb.;, tnuney, prowra materal, bbl.o(s.sworrb, rtagkcrs guns, helmet, photo;, fans war clubs. BRANFORD. VA.TC, TOWN HALL julue at t)e,town h(u s complte except tor ttk basejfenl offces vary n color from eggwhte to soft greens offer a very splo anaspan apjearjnce. Matthew Maculba, World War H veteran s (ttendlng Mllford Prep School." s at, the puncan Convalescng Hone for the wnter,, Out of town guests for the weddng of Mss Betty Thompson to Mr Lftdo BclbUstl noludcd, Mss Kjfargaret Smth of pautsvlllc, Mrs. flarold Davd son Harold of Vyest Hartford, Mr Mrs Thomas Flavclle of Clfton N. J, Mr. Mrs Robert MUln/j of Durhm, Ml Ms Wacn Juep ol ChcSlnre, Ensgn MaK V Moop Herbet L Mentely U B N Sheep.hud Bay N Y rj,.ntl OConnor Mah Slcct s hoflo fom tlc P.tfc lor JO dayt. He lb wth the Navy Mls«Lunj, Luott,rs nl Oho -md Mr. rranklh B.Joy, son of Ms llcy Joy wtro m..rled Fcbuay n Cloato School Chapel, Wal- mgfod Mr Ms GtJge Hall havt been vstng M Mr.s Wlllan Hall of Alps Road days. Bruce Burdge son of Mr. Mrs. Frankln Burdge let yesterday for Navy basc tranng n Balnbrldge, Maryl, Mr, Mrs. Joseph Grubb of Washngton Crossng, N. J. were weekrond guest of Mr. Mrs. A. J. Pfelff. They made.. ther. home to nactve duty n the Naval Reserve.... Cpl. Mare Anderson, MCWR, who ha.s becn n Arlngton, Va., has returned to her home, 6 Svea Ave.. Sgt. Francs Reynold.?, son of Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Svea; Ave las been honorably dscharged. Among the recently dscharged help at tht tme Mr..Grubb,entered from the Servce are; the Navy. He. expects lls dscharge" n a few weolcs.... Mr.";. Clfford Peterson of East Haven gave a party Frday to honor.mrs John Batro>y. Othur-s present were Mrs. Charles.Duffy, Mr,?. Fred Rathbun, Mrs. Morgan- OBren,, Ml, Amol J. Peterson, Mrs. Harold ;.!!>?-j Conkllnj Ms. Regnald Bahcpck. Jsa. HuUden Feb.- 25,, Wallo J MeC-rthy Fob. Harry Tucker-r-March 2t \ H\4 >-v Hamy Xtrce by Fanny Brlce. The comcolenns; ntroduced the now-lamaus terrble lot routne to her Palace Theatre (New Yorlc) vaudevllla autllouccs 36 years ago..."malsle," dlls cojntdylrua starrng Ann Sothcrn Wednesdays at 9 p. m.. 0. a. t., movoa to Frday nlght, startng wth cle broadcast March S, at 0:30 p. m., e. 3. t,./,.kay Kyjcr, Gettlna ready lor televtsun, has dcssed up l-js NBC "College of Mmlcal Kjov/lcdge" troupe n proper coueglate nttlre s even featurng approprate scenc backdrops lor all broadcasts.,, Mnne Pearl, ot "Gr Ole Mnnlft Pearl Opry" fame, s not only a comedenne but also a clever dancer. Each Saturday, before startng her monologue on tle NBC program, she does a snappy lttle donee, to get herself the audence Umbered up... Lon Clark, rados "Nck Carter," s only 30, but hes currently celebratng lls ffteenth year on the alrl Lon made hs ar debut va a Mnneapols staton tootng a saxophone conductng a b composed of bs fellow musc school students... Sgt, Albert Tatta, -Man Grove "strbet Grante Bay; C3 John H. Mang.s, 9 ndan Neck Ave.Pfc, Hubert A. Ablond, C3 Rogers Street; T-Sgt. Douglas S Bray,. 07.So. Man Street; Pfc Theodore B. Peter.son, Double Beach Rd.; Pc. Leray D. Knowlton,, ndan Neclc Tec, 4 Alfred E. Hammer, Pne Orchard; Major Sdney \V. Noycs, Pne Orchard; T-5 Davd C. Lovel, Stony Creelt; C6. Paul D. Bag- arelll, Stony Creek;, Cpl. -Carl street; Storekeeper 3rd C., Maurce jtec 5 Stephen E.,Prusskl, Pent Rd.; R. jlstrom, Beach St.; StoreKeeper B. Dahl,.Harrson Ave.; Staff Sgt. Pfc. Joseph P. Prussk,; Pent Rd.j Robecca W. amlh, 5 Laurel [Herbert T; Gale, Church street; Opl. Stanley L. Pnskl Pent Rd.; Blo Baulton Mlo Bpullon, host em cce of "We, the People," s noted as a sure cure for stage reht. Hes n great dem at banquets, where he can Be rdltd upon to loosen the tongues of gucsc dlul..trlcs wth tls gub, persuasons..n HtmsmmrwMK More power electrc powferl-s on te wlyfcr * Conneacuts homes, stores, fcctoresad tdusjrte., Grond was broken recertlylfap/tlnstfllatot a new 45,000 klowatt turbogqerat;0,r!t pm;,)e stearn plant. Ths luge turbogemr!\tq.r.s sdjjkkled for oratlon early n 947 ajto-tyfbjs/de more cheap electrcty for peaanunteqprqd<cton n the wdespread terrtory we serkcj* t has always bseh- the polly of jour lght ad power company to plan for addtonal (lectrc generatng capacty far n advance of actual need to encourage ndustral cx:)ansoa.nd prosptrty n, Connectcut by every possble means. The nsbllanew generatng unt s an cxof confdence n the future of your state that of ts ctzens. Ths s an example of tle way busness operates under our Amercan system of free enterprse the systen under whch men wth ntegrty foresght can dedcate ther sklls energes to plannng, buldrg creatng for the betterment of ther communtes the prosperty of ther fellow nen. t s the system whch made us strong Vctorous n war,.md wll, f chershed protected, provde greater stength an unequaljcd stard of lvng n peace. Tho Devon unt s just one <f the projecss n fhe exfersve mprovement program en whct your ghf power conpuny wll per.d approxlm«?e!y $22,OC0,OO0 \n tho next fve years. DrakHs sround for tht nlauaton of the ffth sencratws unt nt Dcvoa. E GONNCtlGUT LGHT A S D P O W E R G O M P A N Y Thursday. Febna-g gb, n,f - BALEV TO SPEAK Rudolph Baley of ths place wll be guest speaker at the monthly meetng- ot Assocated Busness to be held ne.tt Thursday evenng at 7 at Howard Johnsons. Mr. Baley s a past presdent present drector of the Connectcut Lumbers Dealers A.ssoclatlon wll speak on buldng materals. Vasa Star Lodge meets n Svea Hall Frday evenng at 8 oclock. Refreshments a.socal wll follow the -ogular meetng. BUSNESS DRECTORV Why not have your typewrter addng machne equpment placed n frst class condton? Our fully equpped servce department wll do ths work promptly effcently furnsh, wthout charge, loan machnes. RELANCE TYPEWRTEE CO. C. B. GUY, Mgr. Telephone Crown Street New Haven Guaranteed Bolers, Radators, Ppe Plumbng Fxtures, Lumber, Storm sash Doors, nsulatng Wool, Wall Board Roofng THE METROPOLTAN WRECKNG CO., 730 State St., New Haven, Phone The Branford Revew (Establshed 928) Easf Haven News Publshed Every Thursday MEYER LESHNB Publtsler AUCE T. PETERSON Edtor, Branford Revteto Telephone Branford 400 PAUL H. STKVENS Edtor, News Member of New Engl Press Assocaton SUBSCRPTON RATE $2.00 a year, Payable n Advance Advertsng Rates on Applcaton THE BRANTORD REVEW, DO. 37 Rose St., Branford EAST HAVEN NEWS 2 Saltonstall Pkwy., Entered as second class matter October 8, 928, at the Post Ofllce at Branford, Conn., under Act of March 3, 897. THE BRAMFORD REVBW. EAST gaven NEWS Kng Customer By GEORGE S,BENSON PntlJ.nl of Hardng Colleg* Scarcy.Arkansas gg DO YOU WANT A PERMANENT JOB N YOUR OWN UOVE TOWN? We need experenced unexperenced sewng machne operators also nscctors table wotlcers. Our pleasant workns condtons eood pay. Dora Mles Co., 45 Rarrson Avenue, WHAT NOTS BY GTA ROUND FOR SALE 900 feet surface measure Yellow Poplar Clcstnut, shj lap floorff, over 40 years old. Some boards 30 n. wde by 0 feet lonff. Telchonc Gulford 735 or wrte lox, 48 Gulford, Conn. WANTED, ly small famly, adults Apartment or sngle hose 5 or 0 rooms. Phone LOST Passbook No. 959, f found return to Branford Savngs Bank. LOST Passbook No f found return to Branford Savngs Bank. WANTED Gls for Sewng Machne work Dora Mles Co. Harrson Av. Branford Conn. WANTED Year round waterfront cottage, Short Beach, ndan Neck Pne Orchard, Stony Creek, Call M. A. Blley, New Haven WANTED~ foster boardng homes for chldren from a few, months to twelve year,"! of age. We pay for clothng, board medcal care. Apply n wrtng to The Chldrens Center, 400 Whtney Ave., Hamedn 4. Conn. The Branford Tle Marble Co. \GENERAL CONrRACTOR (MASON PLASTER WORK B. BRBCCAROL Phono 5 9 vy St. Branford, Conn. We may pan the selectmen once n a whle for plowng under our drveway, for not takng care of the bump n the road or for not dong ths or that but we are lkely to overlook hs varous tasks. Wc have t on good authorty that hs jobs are so vared that the town hall employees ddnt lft an eyebrow Tuesday when they passed the Selectmans ofllce door saw Clllf Collns puckerng hs brows, squntng an eye bend ng over hs sewng. The Veteran Center banner was due to go up that mornng requred a few more threads, so Clff left the Neck early wth needle thread to fnsh the.lob. We have been unable to fnd out f he cut the thread or bt t. We do know.the banner s on the hall, vlstblc aero.?s Man Street for all veteans who are lookng for the Center. "Truman fddles whle Byrnes roams." Rep. Fred Hartley (R. N.J,) Mr. M:s. Gustave Kellner of Stony Creek have returned from an automoble trp to Mam, Pla Jllss the town hall sren Thnk-, nothng of t Feb. 28, 897 s snowed 5 nches The U. S. percaplta debt s $935. The average debt per famly s $827. Tother day we brought some forsytha ndoors now have a glorous yellow bouquet Remnded to pay Old Age Tax PDQ n 923, the founder of Communsm, Lenn, declared: "We shall force the Unted States to spend herself nto destructon." Notce n the Shore Lne Tmes that the late Alce Hll Chttenden left $000 the nterest of whch shall be pad to the wfe of the [mnster ot the Frst Congregatonal Church of Gulford, T{ats one CATERNG to the customer has been Amercas most proflablc hghly dversfed craft for several generatons, t must never slop f ths country s to slay great nnd free. Caterng to the customer s an h6norablo nterestng actvty, there s nothng to stop t but man-made laws. May they never he cn.ctcd! Certanly 040 s no tme to experment wth slly deas. y Take the automotve ndustry for nn e.xauple. t s probably the jft example. Aulonoblo men have gone to great lengths to please the Amercan buyer, Hs wsh for speed has keen served, seasoned wth safety. Hs need as to seatng capacty, hs taste n desgn, hs whm n color, (most mportant) hs buyng power, have been taken nto account, Result: A car for a kng. PrmlvcT PERHAPS tho frst Notons * tme a car manufac-. turer decded suddenly to rp the nsdcs out of hs plant put n new machnery to gve Kng Customer a better dollars worth, the stockholders wnced. Jlaybe, n that long-gone day, stockholders consdered such expenses wasteful, but they learned better. Caterng to the customer s CNactly what makes dvdends grow bgger each year. *. - * We may magne also that, back n the early days of the horseless carrage, some factory workers worred about ther jobs for a whle after lower prces were announced. Probably some good workmen asked, "How long can the bg boss keep payng us after he starts gvng hs profts to the consumcrj" hcso doubters arc wser now too. They know the wsdom ot servng Kng Customer,, Danger! WAGE "earners " No Koad stocklolders have prospered together buldng yearly better machnes, more hsome less costly. Huge ndustres have resulted, creatng thouss of good jobs. The road to natonal prosperty s plan but ndustry s beng urged to try a strange course, new to Amcrcd n road that has lost many a great race n hopeless poverty want. " ~ " By the now (?) route, busness becomes snvle to power. Partsan fact-flndng commttees may thumb prvate records at wll, They wll bo concerned wth wages only.-wlh wages. Car, prces to< tho user wll nterest them lttle; returns to nvestors, not at all. Such commttees.wll say what wages an employer s able to pay when nslly wages are based on a workers ablty to produce, * v* Such a scheme would enr-mark for wages all but such a paltry share of a frms earnngs that nvestors would turn away, Down Would, come cash reserves, plant equpment output. Qualty; would sulter, prces would odvance sales drop olt, Payng men, accordng to the employers! ablty to pay, s the surest f not the fastest way to hopelessly low wages s dogs lfe for us all,/ NORTH BRANFORD lof tho ncest thngs ve heard n months., Mrs. Frank J. Knney takes fall lon sdewalk near her home Regnald Baldwn sckllstcd. The Robort Langdales buy the house they are lvng n on South Man street...,.roger W, Babson predcts that "The nflatons Era whch have been forecastng for several years wll be very evdent n 940. The purchasng power of the [dollar wn contnue to delne He also says "Presdent Truman wll lose control of congress. Theyre pckng, up the peces, Wth a dust pan a rake, He grabbed a slken knee, Wlen he should make grabbed the brake. Stony Creek The Stony Creek School faculty wn hold a college whst at the school ths evenng for the beneft of the Teachers League. Robert MeKenze has entered the employ of the Van Dyke, prntng offce n New Haven.. Lt. Maxlne Webb, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Arthur Webb, who has recently returned from Salpan [has a poston at the veterans Hosptal Rocky Hll. WEDDNGS TLL-WATSON The weddng of Mss Florence L. Watson, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Lous P. Watson, of 30 Bryan Road to Robert E. Tll, son ot Mr. Mrs. Thomas H. Tll or 20 New Street, wallngtord, wll take place Saturday at 4 n Trnty Epscopal Church, The Rev. Frederc R. Murray wll oltclate. Mrs. Carl B. Potts ot Waterbury, sster of the brde, wll be matron of honor. Mrsl Cecl D. jthlles of Hamden, cousn ot the brde, Mss Dors Potts wll be brldes- [ mads. Mss Carolyn S. Potts ot Waterbury, a nece of the brde, wll be a flower gr. Charles Woodng wll be best man, an dtho ushers wll be Robert Watchelhousen ot North Haven Robert Harrngton. PRUSSCKS SERVCE STATON TEXACO GAS OH. Havolne Ol n Sealed Cam Lubrcate Can A dfferent Grease for every purpose All Lbrtcatlon done by experenced help. West Man St. Tel. 448 Capfol Theatre 28 MAN ST. EAST HAVEN rhurs., Fr., Sat., Feb She Wouldnt Say Yes Pnnocho Walt Dsney Pcture Legal Notce ADVERTSEMENT FOR BDS FOR PUPL TRANSPORTATON The Board ot Educaton ot the Town of Branford, State of Connectcut, v;rlll receve sealed bds for supplyng conveyance transportng school chldren to from [school on routes lsted n the bd specfcaton. Copes of the bd specfcaton descrpton of.routes may be secured at the of-"-" "T.T"",!,T? "" t"\ T" flees of the Board of Educaton at Po«{ " brdes parents. Later (Va TTnU C-l.--, "" T"o nntt The weddng of Mss Velma Mar,,.,,,,,,,,,., roney, daughter of Mr. Mrs. jjohard Page, Mrs. Abo Kuleske Danel Marroncy. of 79 East Man.,,3,, Qrosvenor, Mrs. Cles- Street, Leut. Gordon E. chrls-. -. Servces n the local churches on Sunday wll be: Mass at 9:5 oclock nt St. Augustnes. Catholc Church, Rev. John J. McCarthy, pastor, Prank Frawley, organst chor dlrec-- tor. Holy Eucharst wll bo celebratde at 9:30 oclock on Suday mornng at Zlbn Epscopal Church, Rev. Francs J. smth, Rector, Mrs. Paul R, Howklns, organst chor drector. Mornng worshp nl U oclock. Rev. Roger Cumnlngs, pastor, Mrs. Douglas B. Holabrd, organst chor drector at t)e Congeogatlonnl church. The Eton Parsl Guld met on [Tuesday n the homo of Mrs. Chester K. Oedhey ot Groat Hll, Tho Ladles Sowng Socety met on Wednesday n the chnpol, Mrs. Floyd Grlswold was charman ot tho busness meetng Mrs. Fred Harrson Was hostess at the luncheon, A meetng of tho Zon Parsh Guld wll bo accompaned by a brush demonstraton on Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock, March 5, at Loebers Tea Room. The women of tho communty arc nvted to attend ths demonstraton.,. Several 4-H actvtes have been jjlanned for the comng perod. Tho d-h week wll be observed by an exhbton l the Atwator Memoral Lbrary. All 4-Hers are nvted to put on exhbt ther scrap record books as well as other trophes * awards. Movng pctures wll bo shown on Frday nght of ths week n the town hall by Warren E. Brookett. These flms are ot nterest to chldren as well as other members,ot ther famles. The pctures wll bo slown at 7:30 oclock no admsson ohargo wll bo made. Several flms ot an educatonal unc sclentlflc nature wll be supplemented by a comlp strp. The annual Roll Call for tho Red Cross wn be conducted tlroughout the frst two weeks of March. Lous Schlecher s chalnrtan of the drve wll be asssted by a corps ot worker. The resdents of te town are urged to have membershps specal gfts roody ror those volunteers. The drve wll close locally on March 6 the canvassers wll report, to.ther drve charman. Those who wll call at the homes are Mrs. Alddn J. Hll, Mrs. Edward Wall, Mrs. e. P. Carr, Mrs. Douglas B. Holabrd, Losle Brlndley, Mrs. Harry Junlver, Mrs. "" " ~ Abo Kuleske, Street, Leut. Gordon B. Chrstopher, U.S. Ar Force, son of Mr. Arthur E. Chrstopher" of South Bed, nd., w.as celebrated at St. Marys Church Monday mornng at 9. "The Rev, F-.- Wllam Whdbey performed the ceremony celebrated the nuptal hgh mass. Vr. James Cosgrove, solost, sang "Ave Mara" "On Ths Day, Oh Beautful Mother", accompaned by Mrs. J. J. Collns, at the organ. The brde was gven n marrage by her father, Mrs. Phlp Gerlach was matron othonor. Mss Shrley Sullls Mrs. George Vanacore were brdesmads Rudolph Marroney, brother ot the brde, was best man. Dr. Phlp Gerlach Dr. Dana Blanchard were ushers. Followng the ceremonr a weddng breakfast was held at the ter K. Gedney, Frank Haslett, Mrs. Wllam Baldwn, Mrs. Frank FttWley, Mrs. Clarence Hyl. Members ot the Lucky Thrteen 4-H Club met at the home ot theuleader, Mrs. Burton Hall on Frday nght. Followng the busness mootng Mrs. Hall gave a demonstraton on how to properly shampoo the har harstylng. Mss Alleen Hartlgan was the subject for the frst demonstraton Mss Margery Boyco for the last. The Rp Road 4-H Club met <uk,* u Le uuara or ujaucatlon at ULU;& JUCH/S. the Hgh School, durng school" a recepton was held hours on all school davs. frends relatves at tho Ho- 3un., Mon.,. Tues., Mar Pardon My Past My Name s.. Jula Ross THE HULL BREWNG CO. NEW HAVEN, CONN. Wed., Thura., Fr., Sat. March Leave Her to Heaven The Grl of the, Lmberlost hours on all school days. The bds are to be for the perod begnnng on Sept. st, 048 endng on July st, 949. AH bds must be n accordance wth the specfcatons bdders form whch may be procured durng school hours at tho ofllce of the Board of Educaton located n the Hgh School. All bds must be n tho hs ot the Supt. of Schools, Raymond E. Plnkhanf, not later than Aprl, 940., 8 P.M E.S.T. The rght Ls reserved to reject any or all bds. Dated Feb. 2, 940 Sgned; Raymond E. "nkham, Superntendent of Schools te Garde n New Haven. BELBXST-fXOMPSON Mss Elzabeth Theresa Thompson daughter of Mr. Mrs. Robert P. Thompson ot Short Beach was marred Saturday mornrg n St. Elzabeths church to Mr. Lo Belbustl, son of Mr. Mrs. STAPLEFORD TREE EXPERT CO. Brstol, Conn. PRUNNG CABLNG FSRTUZNG SURGERY PLANTNG SPRAYNG TR B REMOVAL CALL BRANFORD 834 BULLARDS Complete Home Furnshers ELM STREET NEW HAVEN COENEE OEANaS [Lugl Belbustl of Now Haven. The brde wore whte satn wth [net, a net tran whte vel wth a brdal satn tara. Her flowers were whte roses sweet peas. Mrs. John B, Hart,, as matron of honor wore acqu chlfton anfl carrl- [ed a spray brouauet of Tallsman roses yellow snapdragons. Her tara accessores were matchng. The brdes sster Mrs. John Meneely Hhe brldegroons sster Mss Clalrc Belbustl were gowned [alke s sunrse yellow wth gold sequn Julette caps supporsj There flowers were arranged n [.shades ot pnk. Robort Thompson was best man Wllam Thompson Anthony Norl wore ushers. Rev. Joseph Buckley performed the ceremony Mrs. Wllam Bco sang "Ave Mara" "Prayer Perfect" accompaned by Mss Mary Devln. Followng a recepton for tho weddng party close relatves at the Four Pllars Mr. Mrs, Belbustl left for New STork. ftr gong away the brde wore a sut of power blue wore a shouldsr orchld.they wll make ther homo n Npw Haven. WEDDNG SATDRBAV Mrs. John Donnelly of Laurel St. Mss Barbara J. Carr ot Palmer Road left today for Altonta, Ga. to. attend the weddng of Mss Reglna Donnelly on Saturday. Mrs. Tomy Donadlo, Mrs. Solly Danado Mrs. Martn Collns recently attended a shower n Oullford gven by Mrs. Anthony Sonzoln Mrs. Prancte Samsel to honor Mss Anne Benlze who was marred Thursday to Wllam Brymer of Merlden. V on Saturday afternoon at the homo ot ther leader, Mss Agnes Doody of Foxon Road, John Adamoll, presdent of tho club, presded at the busness sesson. Tho busness meetng was followed by a dlscusslon nnd study perod. The afternoon closed wth games nnd refreshments. Durng the afternoon the boys were nlroducod to twn lambs born just that noon, members of the flock qf theh leader. Mss Doody,. AWARDED SC0,ARSH> Robert Dew, son of Mr. nnd Mrs, Albert Dew hts been owarded a PAOE SEVEN laarffabgaheaksgearf Mr. Mrs, Joseph Dymnrczyk Jr., ot 0 Pardee Street, New Haven, announcg the brth ot twn daughters, Hbruary 3, n New Haven Hosptal. Mrs. Dymarczyk la the former Mss stasa Llpkvlch. Dr. Mrs. Edward M. Loron of Orange annoulcd the brth of a son, Rchard Allen Lernan on Feb, 25. Mrs. Lorman s the former Mss [Gertrude Teltelmah, datghter ot Mr. Mrs. Prank Teltelman formehy ot Branford. Mr. Brch s ft consltlthg onglneer on the Metropoltan Museum project n New Vork. Mrs. Alfred E. Hammer presented the sneaker, Mrs, Wllam p. Scranton at the last meetng of the mubr, uew nns been awarded n New Haven Colony Hstorcal scholarshp by the Muscal ArtSocety held nt 4 Whtney Ave, Soolty. New Havep, NOWS THE TM.E Have your watch repar work done by a jowolor whoso repuaton, cxporloncc knowledge are such as to mert your complefe confdence. Sondergaard A FNE ASSORTMENT OP JEWELRY "Wloro Servce s Courteous" 250 Man Streol Brohford == EXTENDED.ACCOUNTS r- -tajs j New MAJESTG LAUNDRY Branch Store Wll Open Monday, March 4th AT 268 Man St. (OPPOSTE THE POST OPPOE) Save 0% On LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANNG RUG CLEANNG FUR STORAGE PLLOW SANTZNG Tho 0% dscountavalable at Majestc; Laundrys new Branford branch gves you one bundle out of ton FREE, Thats how ths now branch helps your btdget. ts convenent, too, located, rghtll tlc center of Branford, Make t a regular "must" labt to shop save at Majestc Laundry, jfcleanng - Fur Stora-gc -Rug Cleanng.. «!. Dong Many hngs Sellng out last of fre, water onoko damaged rntru.,stm great bargans, ns those who Jave bouglt know that most of ths furnture can be cleaned up lke new Pre salo progros,sek dly on second tlrd floors. Repantng, redecoratng, layng new carpels, replucg lghts, etc., on ftl fourtl floors oponng up a flood ol! beautful new goods receved over the last month - plaong llese new goods on thrd, fourth, flftl floors for daly sellng. ORANGE ST. AT CROWN wffvnfn \ Wf/. mc. p»jv K-» fffhs % -.>.. V % "3,Vl ; w : J& Sjtvwt.v-.. JMffefeaAM&fflta-*.v, v»... V. -!....»w*.«ts*te!.>a«,s<s«a!wj*kv»t.j.%fefe4d-;;,aj.tl--jc- -.-

5 f*.«b#aj,bs«ssb(; \L PAOE EGHT THE BEOWOED EBVEW - EAST HAVEW HEWS Thursday, February 28,946 C E Branfords Nevs Revew 4«m J F/re Commssoners Due To Meet Frday; Have Two New Men Volunteers JUfltlflcd En Speculaton As To Acton Men May Take Wthn Dopatment Underwrters Consder Department Effloontly Hled Low Rates Of nsurance. There s speculaton n Town ths week as to acton whch may be taken Frday nght when the Fre Conmlssloners meet for the frst ttoo snce two new men were ap- ponted by the Board of selectmen- February st, Walter Lynch Demo-.crat, of Grante Bay Henry Armstrong of Short Beach are new appontees. Armstrong s not rcgs- " tered, as to party but may be com- ; sdered a Taxpayer Republcan as that party uses the term. Thomas E. Matthews has been charman other members nclude Howard C. Kelsey John E. DonneUly. The late Wlnfcld Morgan whose term expred February st. of next year was replaced by Davd Beach as of October 5. The new appontees replace Charles A. Terhunc John E. Murphy whose term expred February st. Roy C. Enqust s at present chef John Zvonluvlo Charles A. Terhune assstant Ernest A. Wood, Marshal The stuaton dffers consderably from that of the polce department n as much as fremen servce s Veterans Wn Two Contests Branford Vets played two wnnng games ths week. Svmday n a thrllng game they defeated the Brstol Tramps who the nght before were declared Connectcut sem-pro champs. Stan Petela scored two boskets n the last 25 seconds enablng Branford to score aganst a frozen ball held by ther opponents. Hylensk Word played exceptonally well. On the same floor Far Haven Vets were defeated Vets Red Sox. Wednesday evenng Plalnvlle Townles went to defeat n a one-sded game aganst Branford Vets. Tle Townles had prevously defeated the locals n Plalnvlle but were hcapped last evenng when one of ther cars met wth an accdent n Cheshre. Only sx players arrved at the Armory. Federal Bureau Of nvestgaton Speaker At Club Roger F. Olcason, specal agent for the Federal Bureau of nvestgaton, was the speaker at the regular Monday meetng of the pranford Rotary Club at the Old Town Restaurant, Forty-seven members gjuests heard Mr. Gloason speak on "War nvestgatons n Esponage Sabotage." Vstng r otorlans ncluded Klngsley Legh ton of MUT ford, F. W. Dlehl of, R. B., Burns, Edwn..Dckenson, Ralph Wlmot, Herbert Kallert, Fred L. Mapes, Jr., Walter H. Loop, all of New Haven. TRNTY ErSCOPAL CBBCD Rev. Frederc R. Murray, Rector 8:5 Holy Communon 9:5 Church School 0:45 Holy Communon ser mon. 6:30 Young Peoples Fellowshp parents, Ash Wednesday, March 6 0:00 Pentental Offlce Holy Communon 7:45 P.M, Ltany servce of rededcaton. The every member canvass for the Trnty Parsh Reconstructon Advance Fund s n process wth returns to date very good. Paralyss Fund RasedJ Mrs, Roger A. Benton, treasurer of the campolgj tor funds for the Natonal Foundaton for nfantle Paralyss, reports the amount collected n Branford ths year was $, Ths amount was receved as follows: contrbutons n response to letters sent out, $862,55; from con boxes placed throughout the town, $95.25 from collecton at the moves, $337,57. The expenses of malng letters purchasng con boxes, amounted to $24,82. Mr, Baxter as charman Mrs. Benotn wsh to thank all who contrbuted, those also who aded n collectng, wth specal thanks to Mr. Jacocks for hs cooperaton on the theater collecton. Sundqust Post Sponsors Troop The Sea Scout Plyng Cloud Troop, sponsored ths year by Carooran Slmdqulst. Post, A. L., wll, observe Charter Nght wth specal ceremones at the Armory Frday evenng. All scouts ther frends, are nvted to attend, Present also wll be many councl offcers, ncludng Scout Executve Chef Samuel Bogan, Councl Presdent Phlp H, Englsh, Sea Scout Consr. Barney Hoore. A socal hour wth dancng refreslments for the young people wll follow the ceremones. Board Members Avery Lecture Slver Beaver And Offcers Tckets Sellng Scout Ctaton Are Apponted For March 8th Gven Rector At the annual mectug of.the VlsUng Nurse As,soclatlon the followlnw ottlcors board members were elected; Presdent, Mrs. Archer Knowlton; st vce presdent, Mrs, R. U. Plant; 2nd vce presdent, Mrs. F. J. Knney; 3rd vce presdent, Mrs. S. V. O.sborn; Recordng Secretary, Mrs. R. P. Baley; Correspondng Secretary, Mrs. K. Holstead Mlls; Treasurer, M.SS Madolln Zacher. Fnance Commttee: Co-charmen, Mrs. john-waters, Mrs. Flers Smth; Mrs. W. H. Roberts, Mrs. Frank Blgelow, Mr. Frederck Houde, Mrs. John Ahern, Mrs. John Ahern, Mrs. John Hamre, Mrs. R, C. Enqust, Mrs. John Reynolds, Mrs. Rudolph Kneuer, Mrs. S. B. Parknson, Mrs. Casper Block, Mrs. Harold Roth, Mrs. Alfred Smth, Mr. R. W. Plumley, Mrs. Flora Hefternan, Mrs.- S. W. Noycs, Mrs. R. E. Enqust, Mrs. R, Halstead Mlls Nurses Commttee: Mrs C. V. McDermott, charman, Mrs. Norman Lamb, Mrs. John McCabe, by the Mrs. Reule O. Llndberg, Mrs. W. T. Hauler. Tuberculoss Seal Sale Commttee: Mrs. Charles Oaylord, charman; Mrs. John Hart, Mrs. Thos. Mellon, Mrs. George Fouser, Mrs. Alce T. Peterson, Mrs. Edward Oarrty, Mss Mae T. Murphy, Mrs. E. A. Smthfleld, Mrs. A. P. Tucker, Mrs. Norman Clark, Mrs. Harold Brewer. House Commttee: Mrs. F. S.,ast evenng Trnty Parsl of New Haven, one of the best n ther class, went down The Jourdan, charman; Mrs. J. Harry locals held Trnty to one basket Barker, Mrs. John R..Whltcomb, volunteer. Roughly there are about from the floor up untl the last Mr, R. F. Baley, Mr. J. Wesson 250 volunteers n the several departments whose headquarters are The Colony Club of New Haven, Dental Commttee: Mrs. Edward mnutes of play. Wesson Phelps. largely supported by the fremen losers of only three games ths Garrlty, charman, Mrs. W. Haller, themselves drawng small sums season who defeated the powerful Submarne Base players Bartholomew, Mrs. Norman Clark, Mrs. C. D. Munger, Mrs. LeRoy from-the town treasury. the present board feels that the local openng game here Mrs., N, Harrson. the work of the present offcers can aganst the Branford Vets wll bo mproved upon they wll be come to the Armory Sunday endeavorng to take a wn from the 4- Publcty: Mrs, John McCabe. Justfed n takng acton tomorrow nght to oust the personnel on the Vets. Colony Club, f t wns hopes other h they wll have to take to arrange a game aganst Hulls DstKot Scouts nto consderaton that they are Brewers so ww brng ther strongest men here Sunday. To Hold Annual hlng 2S0 volunteers nstead of some 30 pad men as was the case Lou Desl, recently returned from n the polce department shake up overseas played aganst the Tramps Supper Tuesday n any event t.looks as f the recently wll be wth the veterans for the remer of the Qulnnlplac Councl, Boy Scouts, matter of vappolntmants rct heavly on thershoulders because season. Fans are certan to see Branford Dstrct wll hold ts annual meetng Tuesday, March 6 at there s at least one fact the new flashes of the brlllahce that made board cannot: lghtly pass over Desl a hgh school great. 6:30 n the Armory. All Boy Scouts, Branford, because of ts effcent A New Haven team wll oppose Sea Scouts Cubs of ths dstrct together wth ther parents fre departtoent over a perod of the Vets Red Sox. years, enjoyed on nsurance rate as ore nvted to attend. low as any small town n the state. t looks lke a 3-3 board. Should a The program wll nclude nstal vote become a tle Frst Selectman Clfford Collns (D) casts the decdng vote. laton of offcers a talk by Chef Samuel Bogan on hs book "Let the Coyotes Howl". Tlere wll be a techncolor flun of Phlhnont ScoutRanoh.New Mexco, locale of the story. Lenten Vespers n Tabor Church Begtanng wth Ash Wednesday, March 0, a seres of Md-week Lenten servces wll be held n Tabor Lutheran Church at 7:30 pjn. Pastor Emll G. Swanson wll preach a seres of sermons based on the theme: "The Lord Speaks from the Cross." Vte sermons wth ther topcs are as follows: Ash Wednesday, March 6 "Father, Forgve Them," 2nd Wednesday to Lent, March 3 "Today Shalt Thou Be wth Me." Cvc Enterprse Attracts Many To Buy Tckets For Seres Of Three Lectures n Lbrary Hall On Monday( March 4th, the fourteenth branch store of the Majestc Laundry wll open at 268 Man Street, Stanford. Benefts of convcnexce savngs for local nearby famles wll be gven n laundry dry cleanng servces as well as n rug cleanng fur storage. The new store s located opposte the post ofllce where park 3rd Wednesday n Lent, March 20 "Woman, Behold Thy Son." 4th Wednesday hv Lent, March ng facltes are lways avalable 27 "Why Host Thou Forsaken n the shoppng dstrct. Busness Me?" hours wll be from 8, A. M. -untl 6 5th Wednesday n Lent, Aprl 3 P.M, each day ncludng Saturdays. " Thrst!" Resdents of Branford nearby 6th Wednesday, n Lent, Aprl 0 towns are nvtedjj vst Majestc "t s Fnshed " Laundrys modern branch store as well as nterested Holy Thursday, Aprl 8 Holy whch wll be undp the management of. Mrs. Mary Lacey of ths Communon " Thh-st!" Good-Frday, Aprl 9 Passon town. Servce "Father, nto thy Hs." All are welcome WORLD DAY OF PRAYER N TABOR CtJRCH The World Day of Prayer wll be held ths year n Tabor Lutheran Church on tl\e frst Frday n Lent, March 8, at 3:00 p.m. The churches of Branford are tak;lng part, the Tabor Lutheran Chldrens Chor wll sng. Mrs.. Atkns of Zlon St. Stephens Afrcan Metho NEW OFFCE nours BDS FOR TRANSPORTATON Branford post offlce wll be open The Board of Educaton seeks for wndow servce untl 0 oclock.bds for supplyhg transportaton Frday. of school chldren. Copes of bd Commencng March 2, the post speclfcatlon descrpton of dst Epscopal Church wll take the ofboe wn close Saturdays at 3 routes may be secured from the of solo port n the program. The oclock bo comply wth the 40-hour tlces of the Board of Educaton at theme.thls year s: "The Thngs wage law. the hgh school That Make for Our Peace." A seres forum lectures, the frst of whlchwlu be held on March 8 n the Blackstone Memoral Lbrary wth Mss Eunce Avery, wellknown leaturer, as the speaker, has been arranged by a group of ctzens nterested n world affars desrous of makng t possble for townspeople to hear well-nfor mod persons dscuss the pressng problems of today, Reservatons are now beng taken by members of the commttee, for a chage of $,50, an amount suffcent only to pay.expenses as ths project s a cvc enterpslse not a money makng, proposton. Among those who have made reservatons to date are the followng: Mss Olve Pratt, Mrs. Arthur Bells, Mr. Mrs. Paul Munger Mrs. Sullvan Mss Honor Sullvan of New Haven, Mr. Mrs, Wllam Drlsler of Plneprchard; Mrs. Frederck Adams The Rev. A. W. Jones, Mrs. Samuel A. Grlswold, Mss Madolln Zacher Mrs. Norman V. Lamb, Mrs. Robert Thprpson of New Haven, Mr. Mrs. Vernal Bates,of Pawson Park Mr. Mrs. Arthur W. Bowman of Htchkss Grove, Mrs. Paul Clfford, Mrs.. ElmqrHorton, Mrs. Ersklne Crowley, lrs.! E. H. Cox Mrs. llllton B:adlcy, Mrs. Rol Geler Mr. Mrs. Emll Nygard. Also, Mrs, Rchard Brewer, Mr, Mrs! J, Wesson Phelps, Mrs, Mrs, Charles Neely, Mrs, Donald Sawtelle, Dr, Mrs. Dana Blanchard, Mrs. Sal PetrlUo, Mrs, Murray Upson, M:s. Chrs Dean Mr. Mrs. JohnBlfch, Mr. Mrs. Mchael J. Cord of New Haven, Mr. Mrsl,. R. F. Baley, Mrs. Charles Oaytord, Mrs. Davd Beach, Mss Sarah Suval, Mrs. John Manly, Mrs.l.jHarold Mullen, Mrs. Constance Myers, Mr. Mrs John Branerd, Mrs. Frederck Houdc, Mfs. VlrgU McNel, Mrs, A. Majestc Opens Branford Store N< Socal bancng For Two Weelcs Socal dancng classes atr. the Communty House wll be omtted March 2 9 because of.the hgh school basketball tournament. Classes wll meet agan the 6th of March. SCHOOL RECESS Schools of town wll colse Frday for 0 days. j 3,* The Rev. Frederc U, Murray, scoutma.ler of Troop, Branford Boy Scouts, was gven the Slver Beaver award at the recent annual meetng of the Qulnnlplac Councl, Boy Scouts of Amerca, at the Hotel Garde n New Haven. The award was made for outstng work wth boys n the councl. The only other resdent of Branford to receve ths award n the past s John Branerd, who was also a guest at the dnner. Rev. Frederc R. Murray, as Rector of Trnty Church, Branford as Executve commttee member of the Branford Hl-Y, Vlce- Chrman of the Branford Dstrct of Boy Scouts, he has served Boyhood n hs Church Communty. As a Lfe Scout hmself, he. has served n all Troop capactes ncludng Scoutmaster. As a Commtteeman, he has served as Troop Commttee Charman, Dstrct Vce- Charman, member of the Board of Drectors of the Qunlplac Councl. He has remdered dstngushed servce to Boyhood n ths Councl for more than a decade n hs present professonal capacty, as a Yale Dvnty Student, He s a born leader, not only leadng the boys young people, but partcpatng wth them n all of ther actvtes. Ths s the ctaton whch was read at the Meetng n the presentaton award of the Slver Beaver to Rev. Murray. Ths s the hghest Local Councel. Award gven to Scouters. Henry Doebrck Des Suddenly Henry J, Doebrck, of 50 East Man Street, ded suddenly Saturday n St. Raphaels Hosptal. A natve of SoUth Hadley Falls, Mass., Mr. Doebrck has been a resdent of Branford for 38 years was employed as a panter at the Atlantc Wre Co. for 30 years. He s survved by two sons, Henry A. Doebrck -of Branford George H. Coefbrlok of, a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Jackson of Gulford; seven grchldren. Vera Raymond Jackson, Ethel, Shrley Edson Doebrck of Clfford Robert Doebrck of Branford two great-grchldren, Karen Robert Jackson. S, Parsell, Mr. Mrs. Frark Blgelow of ndloft.neck, Mrs, Walter Damberg, Mr. atd Mrs, Carl Vlard, Mrs, Joseph-Ayer, Mr, Mrs. Robert Langdale, Mss Martha Duddy, Dr. Mrs. Mchael J. Carpnella, Dr. Mrs. Ralph Cavallaro. Also Mr. Mrs. Joseph Zvon, Mss Thornton, Andrew Swenson, Mr. Gaylord, Mrs. Jack Myer, Mss Mae Murphy, Mr. Mrs. Arnold Peterson, Mr. Mrs. L. H, Nchols, Mr, Mrs. Grover J. Wyman, Mrs, Clarence Towpsend, Mrs. Reg The funeral.was held Tuesday afternoon from the Norman V. nald Baldwn, Mr. Fred Georg, Lamb funeraf home wth the Rev. Mrs. Stacey Ward, Mrs. Charles Earle C. Hochwald offcatng. Bural was. n Bare Plan Cemetery, Callahan, Mrs. JVank Coleman Mss Dorothy KUng, Mss Geneveve Doyle. Bearers were Thomas North Branford.. Bernard, Ralph Lews, Harold Cassldy, James Lard, Eronk Prahoylc. Chrsty Hannas To Talk Monday To War Veterans Chrsty Hannas of New Haven, Educatonal Advsor of the U. S. Veterans Admnstraton wll address the Veterans of World War at the Branford Armory Monday nght at 7:30. The subject of hs talk wll be, "Apprentceshp Allowance for Veterans." All ex-servcemen are nvted. Refreshments wn be served followng the meetng. FRST CONGREQATONAL CHURCH Rev. Earle C,Hochwald 9:30 Church School 0:45 Servce of Sbly Communon wth medtaton "Prorty of God"., 7:00 Youth Fellowshp. New members wll be receved at the Holy Communon servce. The Lenten program conssts of Ash Wednesday Servce of Pentence at 8 P. M. a Comflrmatlon class for prospectve members wll meet wth th? mnster Sunday mornngs at 9:30. A seres of sermons on the Lords Prayer wll be conducted Sundays at 0:45 at 4:30 Sundays there wll be Lenten Vespers vlth musc medtaton. Annual Red Cross Call For Support Starts Frday, March Frst Mrs. Rogfer A. Benton Charman, Announces Weck-End Hooae-To- House Canvass Branfords Quota Set At $6,725 For Drve- Keed Contnues Great. Nurse Charman Makes Report On VNA Work The Annual Report ot the Nurses Commttee of The Branford Vstng Nurse Assocaton as gven by Mrs. C. V. McDermott, charman; at the annual meetng last week. We start ofl wth some very good news. Mss Kamerzel s "Home" agan, much joy pleasure has been expressed over ths announcement. n August, you wll remember. Mss Melghan substtuted n Gullford whle ther nurse came to Branford to learn the way of Publc Health Nursng. Apparently Mss Melgh&ns ablty her effcency were recognzed. She was asked to take charge of the Gulford Nurse Assocaton to buld t up nto a two nurse organzaton. n December she resgned from her dutes here. am sure we are all wshng her good luck success n her new venture. Durng945 our nurses made 3388 vsts to 022 patents: 893 ot these vsts were made to 234 npncommunlcable dsease cases; 0 vsts to two crppled chldren; 02 vsts to 36 tuberculoss cases contacts; 30 vsts to 9 other communcable cases; 33 vsts to 95 maternty cases. Health Supervson: 439 vsts to 23 nfants; 448 vsts to 447 preschool chldren; 69 vsts to 66 adults; 20 not home, 46 not tacen under care.. Well-Chld Conferences: 45 conferences were held wth 354: total attendance. mmunzaton: 8 clncs were held -wth 79 total attendance; 24 smallpox vaolnatlons; 23 completed toxods; 6 Shlck negatves; 6 Frst dose toxods. Schools: 356 vsts to 8 schools; 06 teacher consultatons; 7 parent consultatons; 7 dental clncs. 0 6th grade chldren were gven health examnatons by Doctor McQueen. 266 audometer tests were gven. Home vsts were made where ne cessary parents advsed to consult ther physcan. 985 chldren were weghed measured, 95 chldren receved examnaton at the Summer-Hound-Up; the largest munber n sbne years. The chldren at Camp Famham were cared for durng the summer Transportaton was furnshed for chldren to from the Salvaton Array Camp, Many-meetngs conferences consultatons were attended by our nurses, by means of whch theykeep up to date on the dongs changes n Publc Health Nursng. All of ths work represents 3984V4 hours of work plus 675 V hours of school work, a total of 4659% hours of work 945. Chrstmas Seal Sale reported by Mrs. Charles Gaylord, charman: Elementary School sales $63,9 Junor Senor Sales ;..,43.20 Con Boxes,, 9,85 Sales at Post Offlce Mall Sales,057,83 $, % sent to Hartford State Seal Fund,, $097.7 Net total for Branford $, FNAL TAX DATE Frday, March s the last day on whch the $3. Old Age Assstance Tax can be pad wthout the penalty of $. Mrs, Roger A Benton, Charman of the 945 Red Cross Fund Campagn announces that the Branford quota s $6725. of ths 39 percent wn reman n the local treasury. All. dvsons, house to house ndustry merchantlle wll start March st Tle house to house canvass startng on that day wll contnue over the week-end. All house-to-house captans Canvassers axe expected to attend report on. the evenng of March 4 at whch tme they wll turt n ther collectons. The Red Cross canteen wll serve coffee doughnuts. The war s over but the three contnung battle fronts of the Amercan Red Cross servces to occupaton forces, servces to the thouss of hosptalzed solders salors, servces to veteran must stll go on," stated Wllam B. Gumbart, N*w Haven Red Cross Chapter charman n announcng the bg. post-war fund rasng campagn for the Red Cross whch starts on March l.the New Haven chapters goal has been set at $302,750. n appealng to ctzens n the branch comunltles of the chapter to gve the campagn the same support they gave the Red Cross durng the war years, Mr. Gumbart contnued "A well-developed Red Cross recreaton welfare program for our occupaton. forces must be mantaned at an all-tme peak n efflclency, ndvdual attenton. The wounded hosptalzed must contnue to receve Red Cross ad n the form of constructve recreatonal actvty, help n plannng the future assstance n solvng many a knotty, personal problem whch may retard recovery depress the sprt. The veteran, returnng to cvlan lfe, must receve gudance advce when needed." Men n unform ther dependents are not the only ones beneftng from Red Cross, Gumbart ponted out. The organzaton faces an expng peace-tme program more wdespread n scope than n years pror to Word.War 2. Havng collected more than 3,- 000,000 pnts of blood durng the war, the Red Cross s puttngs ts experence to use n buldng a cvlan blood donor servce. Exped programs of nstructon n frst ad, water safety, accdent preventon, home" nursng, nutrton other subjects are now beng launched. TABOR EVANGEUCA LUTBEBAN CHURCH Rev. Emll G. Swanson, Pastor tel Hopson Avenue Frday, March Chldrens chor rehearsal at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, March 2 Confrmaton Class meets n the Vestry at 9:00 Qulnquageslma Sunday, March 3 9:5 Sunday School. Theme: "n the Upper Room." 0:30 Mornng Worshp. Sermon: "Behold, We Go up to Jerusalem." Monday, March 4 Junor Luther League March Wnd Party n the vestry at 7:30 p.m. Each one s asked to brng hs rancoat. Tuesday, March "5 Golden lnks wll meet at the home of Mss nes Peterson, 33 Terhune Avenue, at 8:00 pjn. Ash Wednesday, March 6 7:30 p,m. Lenten Vespers, Sermon: Father, Forgve Them". 8:30 Senor Chor rehearsal. Thursday, March 7 Narpes Socety meets at the home of Mrs, John Kamb, 33 Hardng Avenue, at 2:30 p.m. WANTS TO RENT CAR Anyone havng a large sedan or panel delvery car avalable for rental for mall delvery should contact Postmaster Joseph Drlscoll. Georga Chapter, O.E.S., wll elect Themachlre must, be avalable, offcers Monday evenng, FoUbwng wthoot drver, about 4 hours dally the annual meetng refreshments [n the wnter 8-0 hours dally Wll be served...,,.. durh}g the summer monhts, : : J_- l._ H,.j