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1 . Tf V -v! - -OS Combned Wth The Revew!, ;;,? Vt le j P VOL. V NO. EAST HAVEN, CONNECTCUT, THANKSGVNG DAY, 95 5 Cents Per Copy S2.5 A Year Foxon Woman s Held For Coroner After Admttng Fatal Shootng A Foxon woman, Mrs. Purley lurlbert,, of Thomson Avenue, was beng held today on a coroners warrant followng the dscovery of her dead husband n hs bed wth a bullet wound n hs head. Polce were lpped off lo the kllng by Mrs. Purleys son from Walllngtord. Coroner James J. Corrlgan todaydsclosed that Mrs. Hurlbert accused of fatally shootng her husband n hs sleep yesterday mornng had been under a physcans care for several months. Corrlgan and East Haven Polce sad Mrs. Else Hurburt, GO, of Thompson Street, n Foxon secton of town, had quarreled wth her husband, Purly, 2, durng ths perod, and also before she consulted a physcan..22 Calber Bllc Used Polce Chef Edwn Prest sad Mrs. Hurlburt has admtted fatally shootng her 2-year old husband as he was sleepng about 8 A. M. The weapon used was a.22 calber rfle. Patrolman Walter Heck quoted Mrs. Hurlburt as sayng she and her husband had been quarrelng tor years. She had decded lo leave home and had her bags packed when she apparently changed hor mnd, accordng to Heck, and shot her husband. He sad Mrs. Hurlburt told hm she reloaded the rfle and then shot hm a second tme. She was gong to shoot hm a thrd tme, accordng to Chef Prest, but for an unknown reason changed her mnd. Deathly Afrad Heck added> that she was apparently deathly afrad ot her husband and that she sad he had threatened to kll her several tmes n the last year. Heck, who,guarded the woman tthrough most of the day after she had been apprehended sad she broke down several tmes as she was tellng hm ot her domestc lte. Hgh Strung Persons wlb knew Mrs. Hurlburt sad she was hgh strung. She s reported to have blamed her husband for several unusual ncdents around the house. recently. A son, Nbrman, sad hs mother has been subject to fts ot temperament.whlqlv have been becomng more frequbnt lately. Theson descrbed hs father as a goo A father.., - - Chef Prest sad after theshoot-, ng Mrs. Hurlburt left ther, hohe n the Foxon secton of East Haven and walked lo a dstant bus slop from-where she rode:l.thd home ot her son, Harold P-. Hurlburt of Pond Hll, Walllngtord. : Son Notfes Polce There she told hm about the shootng and he drove her back to East Haven after nollfyng the East Haven Polce and Dr. Robert Taylor, the medcal examner. The polce and doctor sped to the Hurlburt home and found hfm dead. Coroner James J. Corrlgan was notred and after nveslgallon ordered Mrs. Hurlburt held on a coroners warrant n addton to the sons, Harold and Norman, Hurlburt s also survved by a son, Robert, and a daughter, Agnes. He was employed tor many years by the Amercan Steel and Wre Co. Appears Dazed Yesterday afternoon as polce were nvestgatng Mrs. Hurlburt sat quetly n Corrlgans offce n the County Court House, lookng straght ahead n a dazed manner. Outsde the offce; a few feet away stood one of her sons accompaned by a frend. The son, too, appeared dazed and ddnt seem to.notce the stares ot passersby. The Hurlburt home s a one and one-half story frame structure located n an solated secton ot the Foxon dstrct ot East Haven, accountng for the tact that no neghbors reported hearng any shots. Hurlburt was sleepng n an attc bedroom. Jr. Frends Of Musc Offered Vared Songs On Saturday Program The November meetng ot the Junor Frends ot Musc was held last Saturday afternoon n the Hagaman Memoral Lbrary. The followng program was gven under the drecton ot Francs Zaurpello, program charman for the meetng: Grand Fathers Clock, Sandra Carlson, Joanne Lelghton; Sontna, Pano Solo, George Colwell; Spooky Nghtmare, Pano solo. Heather Col%vell; Two Gutars,- Pano solo, Theresa Zamplcllo; Voces, of Sprng, Pano solo. Shela Korngebel; Brahms, read by Theresa Zamplello; Fuer-Ellse, Pano.solo, Lnda Jackson; The Lovelest Nght of the Year, John Ftzgerald, Accompaned by Catherne Colwell; On the Top ot dd Smoky, accordlan.solo,. Jane De Felce; Merry Farmer, Pano solo, Vrgna Long; Connals-Tu La Pays, Clarnet sols, Francs Zamplelo, accompaned by Theresa Chlarmonte; Jolly Playmates, Pano solo, Judy Blatchley; Gobble, Gobble, Vocal solo, Gayle Smth; Pompand Pagentry, Pano solo, Betty McGulgan and The Dstrct Attorney, Pano solo, Cornela Johns. The December meetng wll be n the form of a Chrstmas Party. Those chldren who wll contrbute refreshments are to telephone any of the executve cdmmtte?. Glen Moor Housng Project Completed The erccllon of 9 homes bult under the State Housng Act, by the Mauro Constructon Company and sold through offce of Leonard Jordan Assocates has been completed. The development, named Glen Moor, s located at Rver and Rock Street n East Haven. Four basc type of homes were bult wth varous front elevatons. Three types of Capo Cod homes wth expanson attlas are avalable. Tle baths and steam heat wth ol were nstalled n the Cape Cod homes and hot water leat wth ol and the bath n the ranch house. The buyers have selected ther own decoratng plan tor the homes. The project rapdly reached a completon stage and all the homes are expected lo be occuped wthn days. At the same lme the bulder, through Jordan, announce the openng of a new secton of ths development. Forty homes are planned n ths new secton and sales are now beng made tor Sprng occupancy. Ths s one ot the projects nspected by W. P. Atknson, Natonal Presdent of the Natonal Assocaton ot Home Bulders, whle on hs vst lo Now Haven for the annual meetng of the Home Bulders Assocaton ot Greater New Haven. The Engneerng and Land Plannng was done by the offce of J. F. Yynch, Cvl Engneer, n co-operaton wth the F.H.A. The plans tor the homes were prepared by. Everett C. Bradley, archtect. Mathew flnastaso Wll Report On Young GOPj;ubs, Robert C. Testa Graduated From Great Lakes Base Robert Carl Testa A. A. was graduated from the Great Lakes Naval Tranng Center, Great Lakes,., on September 8, 95. Ho formerly resded hero wth hs parents Mr. and Mrs. Macarlo Testa of Lenox Street, East Haven, Conn. He graduated from Hlllhouse Hgh School n 949 and before enterng the servce was employed as chef techncal advlser n the Elm Cty Cenlerlcss Grndng,Company. He s now attendng Avaton Fundamental School as an arman apprentce, at the Nautcal Ar Techncal Tranng Center n Jacksonvlle, Fla. He wll graduate as an ar control man WNTERNG N MAM Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Upson of 2 Foote Road,East Haven, left recently for Mam, Fla., where they wll spend the wnter. Protestant Churches To Partcpate n Thanksgvng Servce The annual Thank.sKvlnK Eve Unted Servce, n wllcl the three Protestant churches of rcast Haven wll parllcpato, wll be held n the Old Stone Church at 8 oclock tonght. he Rev. James E. Wacry, pastor of the Old Stone Church, wll preach a sermon on the- topc "For Smple Thngs." Specal musc tor the servce wll be offered by the three chors of the Old Stone Church, and there wll be a readng of the- Governors Thanksgvng proclamaton. The offerng taken-up at the servce wll be -used tor some local chartable purpose to be desgnated by the partcpatng mnsters. Assstng Mr. Wacry n the servce wll be Rev Alfred Clark, rector of Chrst Church, and Rev. Vrgl Woltenbcrge, pastor of the Foxon Congregatonal Church. Sgt. V. Terrazzano Gets Army Promoton Two Natonal Guard buddes now servng n the Army Ground Forces have been promoted and both on the same day to the same rank ot sergeant. They are Sgt Vncent Terrazzano ot East Haven and Sgt. Lous Lan dno of Hamden. Sgt. Terra/.zano s the son ot Mr. and Mrs. Vncent Tcrra-zano ot 482 Man Street, Bast Haven who graduated from Boardman Trade School n 949. He joned the Natonal Guard n 949 and pror to hs federall/taton, he was employed by the astaslo ad Tom Ferrara. Preabnt ($8 we are nformed.) Ted s now Arlenc llovt of homeroom.) s to Tlnar Electrc Co. also wore Mrs. Folo and.ohlcft workng at Wnchesters. *, be Edllor-ln-Chlof of the HWa Cornel. / At Bennng Unon School Xmas Water Maras and Mrs. Maras. ". Mrs. Besse Beldasare of Burr Arlene s Co-Captan of the ep Club Mr. Galen N. Wlls, Steqln,! Located at Camp Pckett, Va., he Street among local resdents and has been an actve momhor of Georga, Tcrra.!zano recently successfully completed the Army Rado Hgh School youngsters lookng the busness and edtoral hoards who are ll. M.A. lor three years. She s on holh Far Scheduled For Agent n Charge of the Now Havtsn Offce of the FB, statedth»t Ser. Mathew Anastaslo of East Haven Malhtenancc School there. forward to the. Football Formal ot the Comet and wll act out the Thursday, Dec. 3 gcant Folo began hs twolvewccka wll report on new Young Republcan Clubs that have been formed,95. He s one of 2,42 QtneStB to course of tranng on AUEuat 27) Hs buddy s the son of Mr. and Saturday nght n the gym,- Hopng, part of"molly" n the Drama Workshop play, "Beauty and the Beef. Mrs. Dorrcnce Helblg, Mrs. Lous Landno ot 37 North ot course, that ther team wont le durng he last three weeks at a l.ujl Rradualo from the FB f Nattortnl Street, Hamden. Graduatng from beaten Thanksgvng mojfng- rt meetng of the Connectcut Young Arlene was a memhqr ot the Na- Charman of the Unon School P.T.A. Xcadomy snce t was establlahtd n Uamden Hgh School nl95, young pupls of Lou Crlsconll ar? due tor a tlonal Junor Honor Socety, and anounco(lhntthcchrlstmnsh purpose of tt.alnlng Republcans ths evonrg, n Now Lous has been a mcrpher ot the lecture on placng the cbfrect dales Haven. >-;;:..., ;,.,--,-/.,..,.. -,, served last year on lre Student wlll be hold t the School on rhur.-;- pouconslrlcorsand admlnjsra. - Ahaslasp", who s urganatatlgn, Natonal Guard-8lnCel94v:. on posters. The one: n f the Hgh Councl... day,-december 3th, 95. Ths far lors chalrma of the group.; addressed -rlocated atgamp Plcke,t,-;Va., he School ;corrdcr..vadvermblrfe*tje Frank Brcroton; ofthe toothll newly formed clubs n New Brtan, recently graduated from the Army event, has t takng placesltrlstmas lb «.?,r, hf?,"nh>«-s?,?vr " - "-" "- - ollos course ncluded team ssporls Edtor. Frank sllso Stanford, Watcrtord and New London last week. Frank Brereton, fbccnuy been a member ot the team.for The follow/ng tables are beng as polce, admlnlstrntldnand Or Wre Schobl there.. / Eve. U 7 nn t s%n rf thj. S,Mn>- " )ott.olassroom lectures vand. feld a top hgh school swmmer, le has S ","9" " "? «venlng. problems relatng to such subjects Plans for the part the Young Republcans are expected to play n Hundred EHHS Students Comet may not be n East Ha presdent ths year. cakes, pes, cookes or candy; chosen sports edtor \of the three years. Frank s homeroom planned:. Food, all home made 952 wll bo dscussed at tonghts vens lneup for the fnal game Robert Llnderman wll tll a new. Novelty, all now artcles of lanclwork, etc; Whte Elephant; Chl meetng, at whch Frank Corsn of tomorrow mornng. Hold Part-Tme Jobs mportant poston ths year as Old Lyme wll presde. Rado Edtor. Bob wll he n charge drens Table, new and used toys; ot arrangements tor the weekly Although hgh.school students have-a heavy.schedule as a rule, lo keep up wth ther school work, many ot those at East Haven Hgh fnd lme lo do part trte work outsde. There arc more than a hundred local sludcnls who do such work. The jobs range from shoe shne boy and truck drver lo baby, sllers and offce workers. The pay ranges from forty cents an hour lo nnety-.seven cents. Practcally all of the work s arranged through the school Placement Servce. Many students cannot work becau.se of he legal are requrements, so that work opportuntes arc lmlled lo those n the Junor and Senor years n addton to a few sophomores. Ths mans that thrty per cent ot those elgble to parttme work n places other than at home. HEALTH COMMTTEE MEMBERS Mss Florence L. Parker, East Haven school nurse, was named vce charman of the Health Educaton Commttee of the Connectcut Health League at a recent meelng ot the League n Hartford. One ol East Havops grandest lades celebrated her.8th brthday on Tuesday when Mrs, Dan F. (Ellaboth) Coyle Welcomed the members of hor famly wth a specal gatherng. though t was roslctod to mmedate members and a few close frends, the housb lo{ccd as though on Army regment was usng t far headquarters. Kds around town happy over the Thanksgvng holday wnlch start today and ends wth the openng ol school Monday mornng. Mnerou teachers off lo jon tlclr famllc nurng the feast lme.. Jmmy Glynns lamllfar face shnng lke show wndows at Mctcalls Drug Store. Jm s helpng out durng the Chrstmas rush whle awatng.. a transfer to a now salesman ob. Peter Mottls famly at Barker Place s typcal of manyeast Haven group ths week. AH were, lad low wth heavy colds and vrus nfectons. Wfe, Helen,.Gerrlsh Ave nue schoolteacher ncluded- Mrs, Joseph OConnolo Uca Avenue mssed along Man Street. Shes been confnedto her home snce a fall a year ago. John Mller, the mlk dealer, has arrved n ths country and has taken up resdence after a vst lo Greece. Wfe remaned but s e\ peeled home shortly. ts nce to see Pete Lucas, the photographer. On the road back to health followng a long bout wth asthma.;pete, n the road to recovery a month ao suffered a relapse whch hod hm further ovor the ropes than dd hs frst llness -vhch was dagoscd at the Leohy Clnc n Boston, Popular Ted Emons, school cus. lodlan, has been forced to resgn hs poston because of the.low salary E. H. Plastc Centre Has Better Locaton Abon a year ago Better plastcs, nc.f opened olllces at 4 Man.St., East Haven. The success wth whch the frm met has prompted the management to locale more cenlrall.v al 9 Man Street, and also to change the name ot the retal outlet to one wth more customer appeal. East Haven Plastc. Centre. The slore, whch s under the per-.sonal management of Mrs. Alca Porter; former Tuppcrware and Hostess repre.senlatvc n Ea.st Haven and the Greater New Haven area,.specalzes n.soft plastc merchandse cut and made lo order, especally drapes tor hard-to-fll wndows. There s also a large, colorful selecton of plastcs for tablecloths and bedspreads. East Haven Plastc Centre al.so carres the well-known Tuppcrware utensls, bathroom.sets, baby brush and comb sols, cannlsler sets, what-not shelves, cgarette ca.ses, Wannatoys, poker chps, napkn holders and clothes hangers. SENOR CLASS OFFCERS Shown above and to the rght are the senor class offcers for ths school year. Carmne Pellogrno, above, a member ol the footboll squad. Student Councl and Traffc Squad was elected presdent ofter beng ted <or that post at the orgnal electon, October 22. On the rght are shown Warren Smth, vcepresdent, Shrley Lupol, secretary and Patrca Pxsley, treasurer. Pble!»af et Bd. Mases S, Folo To P»lce Captan Arlorjc Hoyt Edltor-n-Chcf Top News Gatherers Frank Brcroton Sports Edtor (hdos courle.sy E.l.ll.S. Lomet) ARLENE HOYT S ELECTED COMET EDTOR-N-CHEF; BRERETON S SPORTS ED. Saturday program sponsored by the Gomel. News and features wll bo drected by Glenn Rafter as News Edtor and Lnden lrann as Peaturo Edtor. Other mportant appolnlmens arc as follows: X-Changc Edtor, Mary Lou Brocltett; Edtoral Reporter, Evelyn DcLuca; Photographc Edtor, Arthur UoscnqUlst;, Rovng Reporter, Ellen Larson;.Musc Edtor, Barbara Celentano; Assocate Sports Edtor, Leo Tancrotl; Assocate News Edtor, Marguerte Van Doren; and A.ssoclate Feature Edtor, Douglas Bowden. Mss Ethel Kennedy s Fuculty Advsor. Xmas Seal Sale Starts Locally The 45th annual Chrlstrtas Seal sale began last week wth the malng ot letters wth seal enclosures bythe Publc Health Nursng Assocaton. Mrs. Wllam Graves s charman o the Chrstmas Seal commttee ths ear and s asssted by Mrs. Olver Johnson. Mrs. Joseph nnes ahd Mrs. Alvln Sanford., Funds rased from ths drve carry on the year around work toward he eradcaton of tuberculoss.and tor better health n East Haven. Checks tor the seals may. be sent lo the treasurer, Frederck Kln. Peter Delse Jr. Now Staff Sergeant Peter Delse Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Delse Sr.., 42 Gerrlsh Street East Haven, has been promoted to staff sergeant at Tnker Ar B.sc. SSgt. Delse s a.ssgned to headquarters ot the Oklahoma Cty Ar Materel Area. Tnker Ar Force base s the headquarters for the O. C. A. M. A. whch conssts ot mldweslern statos. East Haven Carpenter Des On Cty Street An East Haven,man ded sudden: ly yesterday after suftefng a heart aack n front of a Grand Avenue, Now Haven, lumber company. Eml Svendsen, of 5 Frst Avenue, Momaugun, was pronounced dead on arrval at New Haven Hosptal, He was a carpenter, and lved alone n Momaugun..,,. He leaves two brothers; Hans, of South Man Street,.Cheshre and Eyvlnd ot Florda, and several brothers and ssters n Denmark. Funeral arrangements are stll ncomplete. Rummage Table, Clothng artcles. Mrs. Helblg wshes to take ths opportunty, of suggestng that Sergeant Joseph Folo Awarded Dploma By FB Natonal Academy Hgl, Joseph Mchael Folo of the K.sl llvcn ollcc Department was promoted ths week to the newly croalcd post of Captan ot Polce n charge of nvcsllgntlon. The appontment was made on tuesday nght al a regular mcotlnc of he Board ot Publc Safety. Announcemeu was made by Henry Weber, charman. J. Edgar Hoover, Drcctdr oftlo lederal Bureau of nvestgaton, announced today that Sergeant Joseph nounced only nst week Unt Sgt. Folo was awarded a dploma durng the Graduaton Exercses whch marked the completon of the For. ly-olght Ses.slon of the FBNntlonnl Academy n Washngton,D. C. Altorney General J, Howard Md- Gralh and Admral Wllam.M. Fechlelcr, Chef ot Naval Operatons, addressed the graduatng - cltss whch was composed of 57. offcers.selected from local law ehfdrcnont agences lt 33 slatorf, Alaska.odd Puerto Rco. Also nclldodnmonb those n the class was a Captlln, Cuban Mltary ntolllrenoc. " Among those from herevvhohttended the graduaton exorclseslp Washngton were Former yvmt Selectman Frank S. Clancy, Pan«S. Parllla, Pat Florlo, Domlhlo MolUlo, Polce Chef Edwn Prest,- AfAn- larens start collectng ther tems for the Par and anyoo wshng to work at the far are asked to contact Mr.s. Dorrence llelbg at HO course ncluded lectures by Jlromlnen experts n varous lloldh of Charman and conmlttco members have been announced as follows by Mrs. ErnesL- Castlgllonc, There arc presently fltty-sx crme detecton and control. callng Conmlttee Chnlrmanrlr graduates ot the Academy actve n Sxth Grade; Caplal, Mrs. Edward law enforcement work n Connectcut. Burns; Co-CaptalnS, Mrs. -Earl Tucker, Mrs. Tmolly OConnell and Mrs. Foster Sperr, Ffth Grade; Captan; Mrs. Robert Shpwreck Dance Fawcetltll Co-Captalns, Mrs. George Lawler, Mrs.-Thomas Murray, Mrs. Sherwood Chamberlln and Mrs. Next Frday Nght Harry Paulsen., Fourth Grade: Captan, Mrs. Theodore French; Co.Ca )talns, Mrs. (Jaryle Frawloy, Mrs. Henry Lynch and Mrs. Jahes Klolzberger. Thrd Grade: Captan, Mrs. John Camp; Co-Caplalns, Mrs. George Arbolls and Mrs. Flltred Ratter,-.,. Second Grade - Thrd Grade: Captan, Mrs. Wllam McNel; Co- Captalns, Mrs. E. H. Cramer, Mrs. Alev. Mcntosh and Mrs. Vncent Clark. Second Grade; Captan, Mrs. J. Lessnor; Co-Cantalns, Mrs. Howard Berger, Mrs. J. lrereton and Mrs. Frank Yates. Frst Grade: Captan, Mrs. Duano Shcdd; Co-Captalns, Mrs. C. Balsamo, Mrs. Phlp Rmarante and Edward Hansen. Kndergarten: Captan, Mrs. Joseph Collns; Co-Captalns, Mr.s. Smon Etzell, Mrs. Peter Clanolll, Mrs. Vncent Cusano, Mrs. Frank Peach, Mrs. Frank DAamato and Mrs. John Degnall. Three East Haven Students Assst Area Rado Panel Three East Haven Hgh School pupls took part n a forum on Teen Age Smokng" Saturday mornng. Robert Lndeman was the regular panel member, wth. Lnden Prann and Thomas Coleman as alternates. The panel was the seventh n a sferles.sponsored by hgh schools ot the NeW Haven area. Also takng part were students from West Haven, Hlllhouse, Wlbur Cress, St. Marys Notre Dame and Sacred Heart Schools. rellowchajft DEGREE A specal " communcaton of Momaugun Lodge No. 38 A.F. & A.M. wll be held n he lodge rooms on Wednesday. Uov. 28, 95 at 7:3 P.M. at whch tme the Fellowcraft Degree wll be exemplfed. All Master Masons are nvted to attend. ganzatlon, scentfc npproaclt lo crme detecton, traffc cottrol, fngerprntng, laboratory ads, r vestlgallvo technlques frcrttms tranng ncludng shodtlng on thd skeot -course at the FB Rango Quantco, Vrgna, and many other subjects as.soclated wth modern law enforcement work. The classes were conducted by Specal Agents of the FB jnd the The shpwreck dance, presented by he Traffc Squad memlcrs, wll he h the East Haven Hgh School gymnasum, November 3. The tckets are 4c per person., Come dressed as a person who has,been marooned on an sland for tt long whle or n your ordnary clothes. There wll be przes for the most orgnal dress. Carmen PoUcgrlno wll provde the musc, Anna Canna actng as charman o flhe dance commttee wll be aded by Albert Vgorlto, Pat Prlsley, Tlomas Wynne, Larralne Beauton, Barbara Bater, Warren Smth, Paul Go.ss, Nck Pellegrlno and Lllan Lewandoskl. See you all there! Captan Robert Lttle s Feld Offcer Grad Capt. Robert E. Lttle, husband of Murel M. Lttle of 98 Henry Street, East Haven, Conn., recently graduated from the Held ofllcer refresher course No. B al the nfantry School, Fort Bennlng, Ga. Maj. Gen John R. Church, commandant, annouhced. Purpose ot ths course s to provde tranng for feld offcers who have not served recently wthtroops or who have not attended recently the company offcer or.assocate company offcer course at the n. fantry School., t s one ot 2 courses open to of. fleers and enlsted men of the Regular Army, Organzed Reserve Corps and Natonal Guard, Courses range from tranng regmental commanders and dvsonal general staff offcers to tranng recruts to be parachutsts. Crescents Sell Recently. Bult Home n Gulord Edmund and Alfred Crcscentl of East Haven have sold ther-newly bult home n Wall Road, Gulford Lakes to Edwn M. and Vrgna V. Sheldon of Chcopcc, Mass.-, The property transfer was negotated by Leona Stanton of Whte Brch Drve, Gulford Lakes. > \ } v \ -m:-. -. S

2 A Page Two THE BnAWFORD REVEW - EAST HAVEN NEWS ThursHnv. jovphp - Televson Programs (CHANJE. WNHC-TV) Sundoy. November : Fronters ot Fllh :3 Vcrsntlle Varetes : Ranger JOB :5 ndustry On Parndo :3 Kt Cnrson 2: All Stnr Kove : Date Wth Judy!3 Csco Kd 2: HopalonK CnssUly 3: Chance Ol A Lltotlmc 3:3 Juvenle Jury 4:Meel The Press 4:3 One Mans Famly 5: Slu -Erwln Show 5:3 Super Crcus : Frotl WnrllR 7: Paur Wlltoman 7;3 Ths s Show Busness 8: Toast ol the Town 9: TV Playhouse :-rcelebrlty Tme :3 Yo Asked For t : Stnday News Specal :5 Fresde Theatre :45 2 Questons 2:5 News Monday, tlovombor 2 :3 LanKlord-Amccho Show> :3 Strke t nch 2: 5 Club. 2:5 LdVo Ot Lte 2:3 Search for. Tomorrow 2:45 Nancys Ktchen :3 Garry Moore :5 Behnd Headlnes <!;Garry Moore Show 2:3 Frst Years 2:45 Flm Short 3:7-Mlss Susan 3;5-Horos LooklnR At You 3:3 Bert Parks 4:-rFllm Shorts 4:5 Kate Sn)lth 4:3-:-Gaylord Hauscr.. 5:-rrSpoco Cadet 5:5 Trho for Beany 5:3-Boya Kallroad Club 5:45owdy Doody :Fashlons n-musc :-r-wenther Forecast :3 World Nev/8 - Today :45-ldewalk ntervew 7: KUkln, Fran and Ollle 7:3 Tho.o Two 7:45 Newsrccl B; Vdeo Tlenlro 8:3 VAce of Frestone 9: Love Lucy H;3 ts News To Mo : Studo One : Playhouse Ot Stars 2: News Tuesday, Novombor 27 :3 to : Same as Monday ox cept 2:45 talan Cooktfry :3 Stove Allen :45 Garry Mooro Show 2:3 Frst Years 2:45 Flm Sl.ort 3: Mss Susan 3:5 Brde and Groom 3:3 Bll Goodwn 4: Kate Smth Shes 5: Flm Short 5:5 Tlmo For Beany 5:3 Howdy Doody : Kt Doodle : Weather Forecast :3 News. :45 n the Publc nterest 7: Kukla, Fran nnd Ollle 7:3 Campus Quarterback 7:45 Newsreel 8: Mlton Berlo 9:-Crme Syndcated 9:3 Suspense : Amateur Hour r: Mr. Dstrct Attorney :3 Charle Wld 2: News Wodnoaday, Novombor 2B :3 to : Same as Monday except. : Song Shop : Weather Forecast O:. News :45 Flm Short 7: Kukla, Fran and Ollle 7:3 C. Spot lght 7:45 Newsreel 8 Arthur Godfrey 9:-Strlke t Rch 9:3 Plalndothesman ;-Bue Rbbon Bouts :45-Sport Spot : To bo announced, Conol. News Thursday, November 29 :3 to : same as Tuesday except FOR THESE WE ARE THANKFUL Rado Staton WNHG Jons NBG Networ( s: Whle NBC vce presdent Carleton Smth looks on, flldo DeDomncs, secretary-treasurer of rado staton WNHC, New Haven, puts hs sgnature to the contract that made WNHC the 8st staton to become afflated wth the NBC networlt. The networks nev/cst member wll begn carryng NBC rado shows on December. LNDEN REST HOME and GONVALESOENT Mrs. Kay Anastaalo, Prop. Regstered Nurses n Attendance Day and Nght CaretuUy Prepared Meals and Dets PHONE HO Man Street East Haven MODERNZE YOUR KTCHEN wth baled-on whte enamel motal CABNETS roor and wall models avalabs mmedate Dellvory THE CONN. PLUMBNG AND LUMBER CO. 73 SlalB St. Mow Havtn, Com. T Captol Theatre 27 MAN ST., EAST WAVEN Sun., Mon., Tues.,. Nov Tle Desert Fox also Tle Strp Wed.. Thurs., Fr., Sat., Nov , Dec. Texas Carnval olo Tle House On Teegrapt Hll East Haven News Buyng and Servce Gude EAST HAVEN HARDWARE STORE Pants Glass Toys Cleanng,Supplles Garden Suppler Household Needs 39 Man St., cor. Elm Street Central Cleaners & Dyers Home ol Dstnctve Cleanng We Operate Our Own Plant 4-Hour Cleanng Servce Call For and Delver 322 Man St. Phone HO 7-7 GEORGE A. SSSON NSURANCE FRE BONDS Automoble - Casualty 2 ChWsey Avenue Bast Haven WATCHES DAMONDS.SONDERGAARD Man St. Tel. B.al32 :3 Steve Allen : Up At Joes Place G; Weather Forecast G;3 News BAS Tho Chmps 7: Kukla, Fran and Ollle 7:3 Famly Of Stars 7:45 New.sreol 8: StopThc Musc 9: Ellcry Qeen 9:3 Amos and Andy : Martn Kane :3 Whats My Name :-Foregn ntrgue :3(J SbmerSet Maugham 2:3 Newsreel Frdoy, November 3 :3 Langrord-Ameche Show :3 Strke t Rlcn 2: 5 Club 2:!5 Love Of Lfe 2:3 Search For Tomorrow 2:45 Fun Wth<Food :3 Garry,. Moore :5 Club Bulletn Board 2: Garry Moore 2:3 Frst Hundred Years 2;5 Flm Short 3: Mss Susan 3:5 Heres Lookng At You 3:3 Bert Parks -:-Flm Short 4:5 Kate Smth Sngs 5: Space Cadet 5:5 Tme For Beany 5:3 Howdy Doody r>:ol) Date at Sx G; Weather Forecast, :3 New.! (>:45 Sport Spotlght 7: Kukla Fran tnd Ollle: 7:3 Herman Hlckrnan Show 7:45--NcwsreoV.,;, 8: Mama - S;3 We The People 9: The Bg Story 9:3 Alrtrlel Famly : Cavalcade Of Sports :45 Greatest Fghts : Men Aganst Crme :3 Cott Mystery Theatre 2: News Saturday, December 9:3 Foodlnl, The Great : The Bg Top : Boston Blackle :3 Flm Shots :5 Football Hllltes 2: Football Warmup 2:5 Army vs Navy 4: Football Scoreboard 4:45 Note Dame vs USC 7:3 Alan Young 8: Ken Murray 3: Show ot Shows :3 Ht Parade : Wrestlng from Chcago Conc News Bulletns Rotary Wtnesses Korean Battle Flm Of Boys. Members of Rotary were entertaned Monday noon at ther. weekly luncheonmoctlng wth a Ualk by Ells G. Bradley recent honorable dscharged Navy veteran of Korean actlop.! Besdes Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. ; Roland Geler ot, whose.son, Robert, served wth Bradley on :the OSS Prnceton, were guests on hand to wtness flms on a projector operated by Larry Tucker. One other salor s serv-, ng aboard the Prnceton. Frank Teno.ske. Most of the flm are concerned wth pctures of acton on the flght deck on the carrer but some great addtonal battle shots are portrayed of fghtng n the nchon, Wosan and Pusan theatre of operatons. Bradley, a veteran ot World War H. was a Navy recall of the Reserve. Hs shp, theprnceton, s a part of Task Force 77. AUGES AUTO REPAR GENERAL REPARNG TRES BATTERES AAA SERVCE AAA Phone HO Man St. BARKER TRUCKNG CO. Local and Long Dstance Movng. Cratng, Stprage 5 Uro Avenue, East Haven Oflco Resdence r. A. BARKER HO 7- OVER THE ETHER The.song, "Keep on Your Dream ng," composed by Nan T. Corbett of Sast Haven, was played and sung over the ar durng a recent premere contest. A.C.P. Electrcal Servce, nc. NDUSTRAL, COMMERCAL and RESDENTAL WRNG COMPLETE LNE OF ELECTRCAL FXTURES APPLANCES AND SUPPLES 47 Man Street East Haven 55 Cancer Commttee Hears Reports n Routne Veetng The Cancer Commttee met lasltuesd.ty at 8: P.M n the Town Hall. Judge Frank Daley, Chalran, was n cnrge of the meetng. Followng the routne reports, Mrs. Walter Dclon announced that the Welfare Commluee of the Womans Club, Mrs. Wllam Brattcn, had offered to provde transportaton when needed. Mrs. Thomas Murphy, Presdent of the club, also stated ther ntenton to help canva.ss at the tme of the Fund Drve. All Cancer Socety workers are nvted to attend the Thrd Annual Tranng Conference on December 4 at the New Haven Medcal Assn. Lbrary. The mornng program wll dscuss "Puttng More mpact nto Cancer Educaton." The topc for the afternoon sesson wll bo "Fghtng Cancer Through mproved Servce to Patents." Mrs. Harry.lohnson and Mrs. Wlson Thomp.son plan to attend the mornng seslon. Mrs. Walter Dclon and Mr.s. Henry Gebel wll attendn tho afternoon. Edward, Klgcrman reported on the meetng of the Campagn Plannng Commtte! whch took place November 8,,at the New Haven Lawn There wltq no meetng of the group n December,.lanuary 5 s the jlate for the next meetng- /: A report (Ws made by Mrs. Frederck Hartgcn and Mrs. Edward Garrlly who were delegates to the frst Loader.shp Semnar gven by the Conn. Cancer Socety. State Patents Made Happy Wth Chrstmas Gfts At a luncheon meetng held Lst week at the Connectcut State Hosptal, Mddlelown, representatves of commttees collectng gfts for the patents were told how happy ther Chrstmas presents made the "forgotten ones"n the nsttuton. Mrs. A. E. Hammer, Charman of the commttee and Mrs. Henry Van Cleef, n charge of publcty, attended. Mrs. Ross Gortner, Coordnator of Volunteer Servces, descrbed to the group the work ot the hosptal staff durng the week before Chrstmas when they sort packages n order to choose just the rght gft for the rght patent. She stressed the fact that wthout the work ot the commttees n Connectcut ctes and towns many patents who have nether famlynor frends would receve nothng at Chrstmas tme. Presents need not be large or expensve, but they must be carefully lagged wth an exact descrpton ot the contents,, ncludng color and sze, f artcles of clothng. t s ab. solutely. necessary to be certan that no matches or sharp nstruments are ncluded n packages. Unless great care s taken to descrbe the gft exactly, members of the staff must unwrap the package.. The local drve,for gfts wll end on December 3rd, as the presents must be at the hosptal well ahejd of Chrstmas Day, so that the staff wll nbt be overburdened by the huge, last-mnute task of sortng and choosng presents for ther patents. Mrs. Hammer urges.everyone to do ths bt of Chrstmas shoppng now, and to contact the neghborhood charman. All Short Beach gfts should be delvered to the home of Mrs. George Watrous, 23 Man Street. n Stony Creek Mrs. Rchard Murphy s charman of the local commttee, Mrs, Mlton Goss, Pne Orchard; Mrs. Joslah G. Venter, Johnsons Pont; Mrs. Elwood Tce, Hotchklss Grove; Mffe. Harry Sund, ndan Neck and Mrs.Fred K. Arm. strong, Pont. DAY ChapterOrganzed; John Faeth Commands Newly Chartered Group of the Dsable Amercan Veterans s slowly gettng under way accordng to an announcemcmt by John J. Faeth, actng commander Chartered several weeks ago. the organzaton has made a slow start but s begnnng to gan n membershp. Wth servce lo veterans as ts basc objectve, the unt has, already cleared up two casck nvolvng veterans clams wllh the Veterans Admnstraton that had been pendng tor a long tme pror to the DAV enterng the pclurc. Fncth who lves at 33 Hlton Ave. n East Haven, urged all veterans wah have ( presently exstng servce connected dsablty r who ever drew compensaton at any lme to jont the chapter. T8he DAV mantans hrco full tme servce offcers at the Veterans Admnstraton Reglonol Offce n Hartford whose servces are avalable wthout charge to any member, he stated. Pontng out that the DAV Natonal Servce Offcers act n the status of an attorney n rcpreslng veterans before the Veterans Admnstraton, Cmdr. Faeth slated that any veteran who endeavored to handle hs own case was n the same poston as a layman who went nto court to handle llllgaton wthout beng thoroughly famlar wth the rules of practce, etc. Veterans nterested n jonng the new DAV Chanter may abtan nformaton be callng Commander Faeth at HO Funeral Servces For lnna Frazer Were Held Today Funeral servces for Anna A\dcrson Frazer. wfe of Charles Frazer of Leetes sland Road, Storty Creek, were held ths afternoon at 2 from the Tabor Lutheran Church. Bural was n the Talror Lutheran cemctcrj,. Mrs. Frazer ded suddenly at her home Monday. Born n Vastergotond, Sweden, Mrs. Frazer had made her home here for the past Gl years. She was a member of Tabor Lutheran Church,. * and ot Malda Rebekah Lodge, Gulford. Ste s survved by her husband; a son, Ray Frazer; a sster, Mss Gertrude Anderson; and a granddaughter, all of Stony Creek. There are many factores, large and small, n Connectcut and also thousands of retal stores of all szes. WNNER TV odlor tossed a wcll-dcscved bouquet to curvaca- U8 blond Roxanno, Bcslstant :o emcco Bud CoUyor ct Sylvanan "Bent ho Clock" program (CBS- TV), when they named :ho,lnueaquo beauty "most phoogenc" n a natonwde poll. East Haven Lauded For Work n Unted Fund Drvq, Success Greaterj New Havens frst Unted Fund campagt had come wthn 82, of ts over-all goal when the results of the ntensve sx-weeks Key Drve for 5 dfferent agences and couses were announced at last weeks fnal report meetng. A total of $, 9, per cent of goal was roalzod, and whle ths sum s greater than any amount- prevously rased n any sngle drve for operatng expenses of local agences, Key Drve leaders were dsapponted at less than per cent success. East Haven resdents played a good part n ths all-nclusve campagn. They wore represented n many mportant asslgmtnts n the campagn organzaton and the Unted Fund team n ths area was cted at a report meetng. \ Fred W. Loesor, actng charman of tle Key Drve, sad the campagn had proved the Unted Fund da was well-accepted by the communty and the predcted t would prosper n the years to come and "be the salvaton and soluton of our problems." Edward M. Gallard, Unted Fund )rcsldenl, snu generous support was receved from 7 per cent nt the people \r\, llo Greater New Haven area, but the response from the re- Womens Club Gven Bd To ndustry Panel On Conn. n Producton Members of the Womans Club are nvted to attend an ndustry meetng November 29th at St. "fhnm.s Church, 83 Whtney Avenue, New Haven, at :5 A. M. Luncheon wll be served, and the mcotng wll adjourn at 3 P. M. The subject wll be "Connectcut n Producton." The moderator for the meetng s Mss Vvan Kellems. The panel s composed ot leadng men representng key departments n Connectcut ndustral concerns. For further detals and luncheon reservatons, members of the telephone commttee must be contacted by November 2. mander was nadequate. Ths was due n great part, he sad, to nsuffcent tme to acquant contrbutors wth the compellng need to support the undertakng for the good of the communty. Looser was announced as charman ot the 952 Key Drve organzaton and other persons volunteered ther servces n any capacty he mght,sk them. Key. Drve leaders thanked all ctzens of the- area who had contrbuted to the fne showng of the nltal Unted Fund. MALLEYS Presents On WNHC-TV J f l - Channel S H Wednesday / 7:3 P.M. " /V The "Tartans" from / the Unversty of / \ Connectcut wll bo / \ our guests Novem- \ fo />/}>//M \Sf>otlM\ \ y Wont You Jon Us? AT M«TZOSR pfflc* ab; MAN STREET.tUEPHONE : EAST HAVEN C.ONN. * HO ,...r-.,,,..Mry::: y- Despte tle fact that the autumn season last year was a season ot very hgh fre hazard, when many of Connectcuts neghborng states closed ther woodlands, Connectcut had a lower rate of fre loss from forest fres than n prevous years, The prevous ffteen-year average loss had been 4.7 acres for each forest fre. n 949 the average loss was only 2.7 acres. Ths good record was made wthout eloshf; the woodlands lo the publc,, AMERCAS FNEST FLOOR FURNACES! lvery model guncanecd YEARS aganst burn out or rust out. SEVERAL SZES AVALABLE! 2 to G room capactcs, nvery sze superor n ts class. O LOW COST NSTALLATON! No costly excav.- ton or remodelng. No basement needed. No ar ducts requred. ts n floor between floor josts cut of sght. Saves valuable floor space. MORE COMFORT! Streamlned desgn assures you of faster, more thorough crculaton of heat.:: more unform comfort from floor tocelng. MORE EFFCENCY! The specal "FAN-FLAME" Burner produces heat wth super-effcency ; : : % to 2% more eflcent than ordnary burners. The sepacal SUPERFLAME "GAS-SAVER" gves you maxmum heat recovery by ncreasng radatng surface. ;. hore heat s transferred nto the homensteadof up the chmney. ; O MORE SAFETY! Burner s automalcally controlled wth % shut-off control whch shuts gas off n event of flame falure. Heat chambers are made of heavy steel, contnuous-weld and gas tght. Every model approved by Amercan Gas Assocaton; CLEANER HEAT! Complete ventng to chmney plus gs tght heat unt elmnates "sweatng" on wndows, wobdwork, walls, No dust, no ashes, no soled walls curtans or drapes, lo open flame to contamnate room ar.. DOWN NSTALLS - ONE N YOUR HOME ONLY S«Q.5 MODELS PRCED AS LOWAS $ MONTHS TO PAY Gall HO For FREE Survey ACT NOW En oy Completel/ Automatc,.,. Wnter Comfort at Lov/et Potslblo Cost! METZO BROS., nc. 33 MAN STREET EAST HAVEN.Thursday; November THE BRANFORD REVEW EAST HAVEN NEWS :-, We Gve Thanks We Amercans hayc much cause for Thanksgvng n ths Ycar]of Our Lord 95..,,We have free speech and freedom of press, as we demonstrated n vehement protests-aganst recent censorshp orders out,ofwashngton. Each Amercan s free to worshp God as he chooses, n a world n whch Communsms ant-god campagn has closed thousands of churches. We have the rght of free suffrage. - n a world n whch hunger besets mllons, our Thanksgvng tables bear wtness to our hgh standard of lvng. :. tor al these benefts we humbly thank God, prayng for nspraton to preserve our lberty aganst all encroachments. LETS THE LOOK AT BOOKS wth ALBA M. FRATON OUR DEMOCRACY- -bymat: THANKSGVNG > N GVATTUPE poll OOUNTFUUCHOPS AFTER THER FRST WNTEV. or FAMNE, THE PLGHMS HELP A FEAST OF THANKSGVNG N NOVEMBER. OF \(Z\ twv"t "w *r*m* OF COURAGE UNDAUNTED by James Dougherty (Vkng Press, S3.5; pp B3) Now that the nghts are longer and the weather outtloors s brsker, chldren wll be spendng more of ther tme ndoors. The runnng, jumpng and playng s over and ther vvd magnatons are eager, to be fed. These are the most precous moments for both chldren and parents; for ths s story tellng tmp the tme when the book s brought out, opened and the happy moment when chldren lft ther adorng faces to hear about ther hbrbes. The men who can lck ther weght n wldcats or swm rvers durng a flood to save the far lady. They are eafeer to hear ot adventure Whch wll fre ther lttle mnds. n ths respect, James Daugherty has wrtten a book whch may be opened and read to chldren, wth great vvdness for t s the story ot Captans Lews and Clark crossng thecontnent. OF COURAGE UNDAUNTED has all that wll excte and nflame a youthful mnd.- When. Jefferson becortcs.presdent of the Unted States he asked- one Captan Lewjs to resgn >f torn,the Urftcd States Army to become hs secretary. Lews accepted and durng hs tme as tle Presdetts. secretary, there were many hours spent by the-t,wp men dream- ngajout ldlpbfo PPfhway-wllph would cut through lhe, country s-; from ocean to ocean. Snce presdent Jefferson had such fath n Lews, he put Lews n charge of the pxpedtlon. Captan Lews chose hs comrade-n-arms. Captan Clark toshare "tle fatgues, the dangers and the honors" of gettng across the vrgnal lands west of St. Lous. Lews was allolled twenty-fve hundred dollars for the entre expedton. He and Captan Clark selected forty-fve "hgh, wde, foxy men" to help them make lle journey. The small band made ther way frst n an ron sal boat, then, when the travelng became too hard, they bult canoes fashonng them after the ones they had seen ndans use. Snce t was Lews msson.to get to the Pacfc Ocean safely,tley were to deal n a frendly maner towards the ndans. They were furnshed wth beads, trnltcts and rtedals whch they freely gave the ndans, tellng them that the whte man wshed to estaullsh tradng wth them. For the most part the ndans were cordal n ther alttude towards the whte men who were strugglng aganst every obstacle whch nture could place n ther paths. Along the way Saca. jawea, an ndan squaw, joned the band, and faced all the perls they dd n the wlderness..,, The vvdness, of the forest and ts nhabtants; the planes and the bands of buffalo, elk and all sorts of wld anmals whch roamed -undsturbed n the west s smply and RU B BN G ELBC Area Poltcal Fgures Attend Electon Laws Dscusson n Hartford AUce T. Peterson T S N THAT SPRT OF GRATTUDE THAT WE SHOULD CELEBtATE THANKSGVNG TODAY-~-GRATTUDE FOR.UR- MATERAL WELL-BENG, HUT DEEPER. GRATTUPE THAT THE RELGOUS SPRT AND SENSE OF PEFSONAL RESPONSlBUTV THE PLGRMS ESTABLSHED N ANAERCA ARE STLL OUR.S TO ENJOy. ELMNATE THE ANGLE There has bfcn prepared by the Natonal Satctv Councl nn analyss lor the lghwav Snfety Commsson of the Slate of Connectcut of Bran, fords mro nventory of Traffc Sfclv clvlcs. hc Summary ot Conclusons note hal there s a reasonable degree ot confcmancc lo state law provsons lull " s.suggested that consderaton be gven lo the fact that exporlonc has shown n many cases lu- value of enactment of ordtnaucs lo supplement state law provsons." A spd map la recognzed as one lt ho mo.sl useful accdent provenlon took as t provdes vsble ovlpuce ot he trouble sflols. should adopt and mantan a spol map, not smalldr than one nlch lo (On feel, lo show accdent locatons." le lop 3 per cent of the ctes n s group reported, a mnmum ot CO man-days, per looo acddonls, was spent on the preparaton of nformaton sutable for engneerng use. met 49 per (( lt ths performance "Aproxlmnley 27 man-days should bo spent on studes of \\m\ ccdenl locatons and other stuulls such as speed chocks, volutoe counts, off street parkng surveys uul h(?cklng plans for street nj-. pvcments..several men and wnmcn fnn and East llnvon allouled he meetng n Hartford Frday to dscuss the propo.sed revson ot the Electon Laws ot the Slate of Connecllcul whch drew 2 persons. The meetng, had been called by Mrs. Alce Leopold, Secretary of Statcand nvtatons lad been -sent lo own Clerks and Hcglslrnra of Voter Those nttodng from. were:,ray Plant, Jr., Edwarl Lonergan, Mrs. Volet>Doolltlle,v,Mrs. Vrgna! Benton, Mrs. Untl Clark, Frank Knney, Jr., and Mr.s. Rlnda Lcshlne Lodb. Mrs. Charlotc Mller, Mathcw Anastaslo, Mss Margarol Tucker and Mss Margaret Dnrsd were n attendance from East Haven. The dscusson n the mornng was broken nto tour anel groups, and after lunch the full assembly met to hear ) consensus of the four panels. All tour panels gave vgorous approval to the proposal tor slrcngthenlng the elecllon laws to elmlnalc ambguty and the opportunty for fraud n ntorprelallon of the now exstng laws. The Honorable Elmer W. Uynl, Legslatve Commssoner for the Slate.of Comectlcut, wlo led ope of the panel dscussons, sad, "unless we keep the ballot clean, wo wll ho n no, better poston than the dctatorshps of Europe " rght to condemn property lo provjdp from the grou off-slreet parkng facltes.»,tt)tho Leglsla T H E Y Ar?.E ALSO O U R S TO MANTAN -r so THAT OUR- CHLDREN, AND OUR. CHLDR-ENS CHLDR.EN,WLL ENJOV THOSE BLESSNGS ANP BE THANK.PUU. WHAT MOTS BY GTA ROUND Dont pty Tom Turkey Just pty hs wfe To gve you a dnner. He gave up hs lfcl repdrled no ntor lcns marked regularlywth cr walks. A crosswalks at 38 nj;; sectons should be ndcated. Bj,, "The elmnaton of angle )jfl<ng on cerlan streets should ;, bo surveyed. Anglo parkng accft;); modalosmore cars along a glypn llenglh of curb, but cau.ses nroro Ulcay and hazards." Out of 2 towns the same poplalon as, ra(,ed eghlh. Ths was he towns frst year n the natonal safety concal and development of the comprehpsvc nventory was new lo the tjpparlmenl.. Wllam M. Green, drector of ye Commsson wrtes, "You wll notc that outof 353 ctes across the tft. lon n ths populaton group rated belter than mdway. Ths s gratfyng to us of hls agency.- The town ranlcd n lg.5th place for publc nformaton among the 353 cllcs.",. J _. Pago Tle# m TMm Hornet Staff Lauded By Parent-Teachers Of Laurel-Harrson A woll-atlonled meetng of he l.urol-harrlson.t.a. was held on Monday, November, at the Harrson Avenue School, Mrs. Wllam roul, presdng. A large audence enjoyed hearng menbcrs ot the llranford Hgh School Hornet Staff, ncludng Mrs. Harold Barker, Mss Agnes Dudley, Mss Barbara Hensley and Mls.s Grelchon Young, explan Varous tasks relatve to edtng and publshng a hgh school pacr. Mr. Ellsworth Harrson was ntroduced as the Cub Master nt the newly-formed Cub Pack. The llrsl meetng ot the Cub Pack wll he held on December 7 at 7:3 P.M. at the Harrson Avenue School. Mrs. Enll Koz gave an nlerestlng rport on the S.N.E. P.T.A, Conference whch Avas held n West Haven on October, and altonded by Mrs. Kmz, Mrs. Proul and Mrs. Colburn. The P.T.A, s stll nteroslcd n socurng a used pano n good condton for use n the now downstars tndergarlen room, Uotreshmonla werp served by hostess Mrs. Austn Colburn, co-hostess Mrs. D. Clmlo aded by the Mrs. E. Donahue, E. Harrson, L. Taylor, S. Sven.son, C. Carlson, J. Fresco, J, Martlno, Anthony Clnquanlo, and Alee Cnquanta. t \ At the meetng Mr.s. Lolpold slat- "hc government should havejhr- cd that the proposals and lmnonl. "-- from the group would n- prokcnlcd lve Conunlltcc on levson of the Elocllon Lw.s. Lt, Slay at least one car length bohnd the car you are followng for poch on mles per hour ot speed rear-end crasus arc ncreasng steadly. flvorncr dward Allen concluded lle mcllng wllh a short address. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Meckle back from a short trp to Vermont... Report thermometer readng llc approxmate same n the Green?lrn"r"nTv"ma"rlo n OF COURAGE UN- Mountan %nd Nutmeg states natetjamesdauehertvclearlyg Laoh Walter Lynch, Cor-?4w thestrltglle olman agatas ="? S""" F " Serdlscase and hardshps,,:but tended the.cevela always, tho. undaunted couragebt.x?jh.:vankes fo,qtml,-g;me at the always.thohndaunted fcourage the" men pullsthem through.- Ths would make a, delghtful glfts or some boy who would lke to readof tle west before tho buffalo was drven out,, before tho ndan was put on the reservaton.. CHUSTAN SCENCE SF.RVCE FRST CHURCH OF,, CHRST, SCENTST, 9 Whtney Avenue NewHaven, Connectcut Sunday Servces are at A.M. and 4:3 P.M. Sunday School convenes at A.M. A nursery for nfants s mantaned durng the Sunday mornng Servce. The Wednesdayevenng testmony servce s at 8. The Readng Room s located at 52 Tcmble Street and s open weekdays from 9 A.M. to SlS P.M.- "Wednesday untl. ALL ARE NVTED; "Soul and Body" wll be the sub-.ect of the Lesson-Sermon tor Sunday, November, 95. The Golden Text s from Cornthans 3:. "Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Sprt of God dwelloth n yeu?" Selectons from the Bble nclude the followng: "But we ah,: wth open face beholdng as n a glass the glory of the Lord,are changed nto the same mage from glory to glorv even as the Sprt of the Lord.? (,tor. 3:8), Correlatve passages from the Chrstan Scence texbook, "Scence and Health wth Key to the Scrpthe followng (P. 2); "Knowng tures,; by Marv Baker Eddy, nclude that Soul and ts attrbutes were forever manfested through man, tle Master healed the sck, gave sglt to the blnd, hearng to tho death, feet to the" lame, thus brngng to lght the scentfc acton ot the dvne Mnd on human mnds and bodes and gvng a better understandng ot Soul and Salvaton." Chrst Church Notes Sunday, November Sunday, before Advent 8: A.M. Holy Communon 9:3 A.M. Church School : A.M. Mornng Prayer and Sermon, the Rector 2: P.M. Holy Baptsm., 7: P.M. Young Peoples Fellowshp Wednesday, November 28 8: P.M. Bble Study Group followng on Contrn)aton at Rectory Thursday, November 3 :3 P.M. Jr. and Boys Chor n Memoral Room 7:5 P.M. Senor Chor n Memoral Room 7:<5 P.M. Senor Chor p Memoral Rom Frday, December :3 P.M. Servers Group Meets n Church, - MOMAUGUN MSSON. Sunday, November Sunday before Advent 9:3 A.M. Mornng Prpyer and Sermon - George Stegler ftpt -lach Whltford :4 A.M. Church School Pblo Gr"uhBs:t)n Suhday... Fcnn kept the conversaton, alve durng the motor trp wth an accurate descrpton ot that 3vrch T-V set on dsplay,at the TelevsonCenter... Don Thompson, executve at Snow- Nabstedt Co. of New Haven has a sot of hs orgnal ols on dsplay at Gulford... The Mrs. Florence Bunnell, Paved Street, Ann,Anderson, Svea Avenue, Mare Stanford, Bradley Avenue attended the Natonal Conventon ot the Grange n Atlantc Cty recently,. -. Over 9 represented 48 st.-les and Alaska Cpl. Bcrll Peterson, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Smon Petersp of Palmer Road, has been grantell hs request :, -x ;r,,.-,y.l,.;, v tor a transfer and exfecls to leave ment by Mrs. Wlnthrop H. rowfjcr, tor Europe n lato Docbpbfcr or early of Man Street, local Charman. January... Cpl. Peterson s pres ently attached.to QSdhFlphter Con tf,w "- Chrstmas Seal Sale; Underway n The Sale ot Chrstmas.Seals commenced on Monday,of ths week, accordng lo an annotrt\ce( mand, the same unlo/avhch called Chaplan.loseph E.) Pke from Trnty Epscopal Ch*ch dutes to actve servce... Former resdent Bll Clancy, New HaOen Board ot Educaton member, stll belng.kldded about fallng through one of he floats used n the recent Harvest Festval parade... Young Joe Sleglna does hs three Rs n the Draftng Department of Boardman Trade School..... Tf The passng of old wordage Brngs tears; and yes, a lump. Whats nov/ a waste dlspoeal plant Once was juot a dump. t wll be a real Thank.sglvng t Mus ask MlkCDos for the Thomas Ftzgerald famly,. Mke Dunofro feelng heller but Four members ot clan wll bo to- Stll a vstor lo the hosplal tor t s estmated that 5, people n ths counthy now have tuberculoss, yet the dsease s preventable, and curable. WAt SrattfnrlJ l?u«tu (ESTABLSHED N 28). AND Qt feabtlaufn5?m, roblshed EVEBY TntJBBDAY MEYEE LESHNE and JOHN E. LOEB, publlbhers WLLAM J. AHEBN, Edtor Alce T. PotorBon, ABBOcate Edtor THE BBANFOED EEVEW, NO. 7 Bote Street TaL THE EAST HAVEN NEWS TeL _ t.. Bo 2 B"l Haren aubsokpton 2. pet year, payable n aatance ADVEETaNO BATES ON APPLOATON Sntered as second CUBB matter October M the Post omce at, csnn, nner Apt of March 8, 879. The EeTlew and The News welcome contrlbntlont from leaders upon any subject of nnbuo nterest. All codmnnlcatfons mnst bo Jlped: slmatntes rtu be wthheld nnone- Jnest. Anonymons contrlbnttons wll be dls. rekstded Old Stone Church Notes Frday, November 23 :3 P.M. Covered dsh supper Parsh House for church famles and frends. Famly Nght, and stewardshp nsttute. 7:3 P.M. Program and Court Room drama, enttled "The Chrstan Message." Sunday, November. 9:45 A.M. "Gvng ot the Gfts" Servce. Members wll make pledges for the comng year. Rev. James E. Waery, Pastor. Sermon topc "He Took t upon Hmself". Musc by the ntermedate Chor. 9:45 A.M. Church School, Grade 4 through Senors 9:45 A.M. Nursery for chldren whose parents are attendng church servce : A.M. Same as 9:45. except tor musc. Musc by tlc Senor Chor. : A.M. Church School. Nursery through Grade 3. All departments of the Church School w; meet n the Town Hall Just for ths date. There wll be no Plgrm Fellowshp meetngs for ths date. 2:5 noon Dnner n the Parsh House for Mens Vstng Teams. 2: to : Vstaton n members homes. Tuesday November 27 2: P.M. Meetng of the Every Ready Group n the Parsh House. Wednesday, November 28 : A.M. Bble Study Hour, led by Mr. Waery. Thursday, November 29 : A.M. to : P.M. Annual Chrstmas Par wth all groups n ho church parlclpalng. Hnncl: bar at noon. gelher tor day after beng separated by llnesses... Been loo long apart Robert S. Brust, general plant manager at S. N. E. T., a resdent ot Stony Creek, retres next week... Future plans tentered on hs boat Walt Slverman and Boze Clark wont deer huntng n Wesley, Mane, last week Walt turned around and looked up when he heard a nose... Baleful eyes glared at hm as a wldcatpolsed to sprng..... Walt tred and tho cat tumbled to the ground... Caused local sensaton tor old tmers n that town dont ever recall seeng one... Walt was gven a $5 bounty by the resort stale and then hed to Short Beach where new-found pet s now on dsplay... John Thomas Sllney, son ot Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sllney now a member of a fre fghtng unt, Jontly.servng army and cvlans n Tokyo, Japan State hu.sy removng landmark Elm on Man Slrett Tree s last between Telephone Company and Olde Towne Restaurant on North sde... n horse and buggy days they were numerous... We wonder t the old horseshoe went..along wth troalmen every once n a whle Hep. Alce Peler.son sllll a newshawk... Saw aftermath of traffc accdent on lower Man St. yesterday and rushed around corner to nform the Revew.Took place near the spot where late Kate Monahan was struck... Lcona Peterson, charmng as Chrstmas cahd, lghts up New Haven streets every day snce enterng Teachers College Smply delgtert wth her cla.sses. Alng Anne Dunn makes.specal trp to Revew offce to remark on Dr. Wllam Verd, now led-rdden, who celebrates another mlestone n hs llustrous career Saturday t wll ) a brthday cake wth 45 candles tor Henry Van Cleef next Sunday Mrs. Frank Dudley, mother ot Revews cracl< makeup man. Ted, observed her brlhday today... She now lves n Gulford wth son, Rchard Who remembers when they lved on Prospect Street, now the ste ot the hgh school? Bob Pscatelll becomng a hockey fan was sealed near East Havens coach Frank Crlsatl and wfe last Sunday nght n Now Haven Arena A queston handled bout the town Brngs queres more and more. Not wll v/ln the game But wll the Hornets score. The sale s sponsored ty tho Vlnltng Nurse Assocaton and.wll c(5nllnuo through Chrstmns Day lyn effort to rase funds for the prevfhtlon and control of tuberculoss., v Returns have been used locally, over tho past few years. n a wde spread chest X-ray campagn. 32GQ persons took advantage of the frpp servce la.st Aprl and several,m su.snectecl ca.ses were dscovered..; Sheets of seals were maled ths week to practcally every famly n. Returns should be maled n as quckly as possble. ;: Mrs. Lawrence E. Thomas of the Seal Sale Commttee has arranged wth many shops and restaurants throughout town lo.sot up Chrstmas Seal con boxes on ther codnlers. The whte plastc con box denlltled by tho red Double-Barred Cro.ss on the front, was desgned by Harold Van Doren, nallonajly known ndustral desgned, as. a contrbuton to the Chrstmas Spal Sale. Besdes Mr.s. Towner, others servng on the Seal Sale commttee are: Mr.s. ArchbaldMedlyn, Mrs. Norman C. Clark, Mrs. John H. Hart, Mrs. Alce T. Peterson, Mr.s.lS. Robert Osborn. Mrs. Charles Mc Carthy, Mrs. Edward F. Garrjy, Mrs. John H. Whltcomh, Mrs. Sanue W. Bech, Mrs. GustatVH Young, Mrs. Lawrence E. Thottjas. Mrs. Henry M. Janckl, Mrs. John E. Knecht, Jr., Mr.s. Clarence L. Fafns., worth, Mrs. Albert P. Lbbcy, Mrs. George C. Ryan, Mrs. Charles,. Hooghkrk and Mrs. A. Perry Tucker. Tuberculoss can be cured. :3 P.M. Rehearsal tor Junor Chor :3 P.M. RehearsaJ for ntermedate Chor 7:3 P.M. Rehearsal for Senor Chor Drvers undertakng to pass another must have clear vlson ahead lo nclude total dstance necessary to pa.ss Dont Crowd The Other Cars dont take chances. Watch for,.,.. THE OPENNG OF ASHERS DELCATESSEN ON OR ABOUT DECEMBER 8th 29 Man Street Rosenthal Buldng REG ASHER, Prop. ThwjmKjmv! The answers to everyday nsurance problems By nay Plant, Jr. wl"- QUESTON: n an accdent Uje one that happened at the Natlorf,- al Ar Races a few years ago % plane crashng nto a house-ls, there any nsurance whch woyld,. pay for the property damage to the house? mean nsurance whch the home owner could buj;. ANSWER: Extended Coverage. *a clause added lo a regular fre ljsurance polcy, covers damage from talng arcraft or from anythng fallng from the arcraft,, t youll address your own n surance questons to ths olllce, well try to gve you the correct answers and there wll be po charge or oblgaton tt any knd. Palmer - Plant f\. 2 Man St " \ -, Wlcnyour opcr.ator rcpcat. the nutbcr she "gets from "nformaton" at the dstant cty, jot t down. Next tme you can place your call by number and, get through twce as fast. TH E StUTWfelrl HW# NLAN D CbWPANY ALCE COLE heads Decoratng Department at Chamberlans A resdent of both lamdc and.new Haven tor the )ast 2 years. Graduate ot the Rhode sland School of Desgn; formerly wllh Macys Decoratng Depalment and Hampton Shops of New York Cty. Has been Consultant Decorator for Robert. S. Bcjoth, Harold. Davs, Andrew F. Euston, Howard S. Sullvan archtects; formerly taught nteror Decoratng and perod furnture at the Young Womens Chrstan A.ssoclatlon, the Dstrbuted Educatonal Classes of the New Haven Chamber ot Commerce and the New Haven Board of Educaton, also, at tho New Haven Teachers College. Alce Colo s avalable for decoatlg consultaton cther at the store, home or offce. Her vared background and excejlent decoratng experences rank her hgh nthe feld of Dqcor.ttlng. Call -23j for nn appontment, Adv.,

3 f,:: \] V. h our THE BnANFORD RKVEW EAST HAVEN NEWS NanStrltKBrdeOf Robt Mrcotte; Couple To LVe n East Haven Mss Nnn Spcrl, yourcr daurltor of Mt. nkl Mrs. wnlnn. Sporl of WcHt Lakes, Gullfofd bpcnme flc brltlc of nobert Mafc<Jlle, son ot Mr. and MrJ.Jopbth MnrcoUc of 82 Florence Street, Ea-St lnven, n He rtorll Gulford ConRroRntlonn Church on SutunJay afternoon, November 3,lt 2 oclock, the Hov. John W. Brlzend rc,,p,{hlor ot the church, pbfformllb the double rlnj; ceremony n 4settlnR ot yellow, whte nld orchd;, chtysrnthemums and yellow. rpsc.jradltlohal musc was provded "by Mrs. John A.slOn, organl$l, ara- lylts.anne Nclvln of Newton Center; a cousn of the brde, who ganr,." Love Thee", Thd Lord.s Prayer" and "necau.se"..the-bhde, wko was RlYen.n marflaaebyhcr tathor. Wore a Rowh of wlltc gllppef fjatln; fashoned wth b sw(!ep,.a> lace"panel front, the hodlcd embrodered : wth seed penr!s,:a tlaraof sfnllx leaves and.oedpottrls frorr whch fell a vel of flgcr-tlp lehpth, and carred n shower;! joutjuet of V whte ro.sc. centered wthan,qhld. She was ttendtsd bj*het sster, Mrs. >Don-l nrmd.lloy,;hh njalron of honor, who wot-pn gpvvh!ot French blue, tle bbdcbot, sttn, : the skrl of falle, a.malchlnr satn and fcalhbr headdress;ad carred a Colonal bouquet* of, y.?llow roses; by herj nece, Mlgs SlarOn Sperl, ns Junor.brdosma.and.anothor, nece, MLss bonna.moloy, as, flower prl, loth gowned n pfnlc taffeta wth bands of chrysanthemums n ther har, the brldbsmaldjcarrylg pnk roses, the flower-grl almskot otoose flowers.; Bchal-d" rm(>,rcotte served;.hs, brotl)eras best man and ushers were Cnrro SleHenn and Wllam J. and Portold-E, Sperl, brothers of the brde... t A recepton for jftbout,2 Ruesjs, at the home of the brdes parents, followed the ceremony, frends and rclfttlvesbbhg present form New ydrk, Vermont, Boston,,New Haven, West Haven, Hamden, Waterblry, Merden;,and Gulford as wellas Nortl- Gulford. Mrs. Sperl woro a Thursday. Novonbor Z?., 95 Thursday, November 22, 95 THg BBAWFOBD REVEW EAST HAVEN lfb>w3 / / To Lead Dscusson On Water Management Garden Notes Clayton M, Holf, ptosldont ol the Amercan Watershed Councl who wn lead the general dscusblonon the queston, "Who Should Manage Our Water?," at the second,anhual Connectcut conservaton contoronce dt the Hotel Bond n Hartford On Thuraday, Novombor 29. r EARL COLTER "THE PHOTOGRAPHER N YOUR TOWN" 58 Montow«se St. P,hn.o e-35ll. RoWh of burgundy taffeta wlth-wntor whte,hat and ROVCJ and an orchd, cor.sarc; to brldcrrooms mother,a Rovvn of toast brown crepe wth brown accos.sorles, and an orchd.cor.suro. Uoautlful chryntnthoturhs;df.ycllow, orchd and. whuc dcdornlcd the.lomo for the occason. Whcn*,the young couple left on a weddng,trp to, Nagara Fall.s, Toronto, Can(da and. back through the Adrbhdaclts, wthstops n Vermont to, vlltrelatves, of lhobrl( egroom,,the brdewore.a lght ;bhc Jwoplecp. falle dre.s.s, squrrel coal, aokaccessorjcsand an orchd cor:.sagq. They wll make- ther norho for.tlepresent wth the parents of the.brdegroom, n East llaveh, bojh Mr4-!and-,Mr.s. "Marcotte. beng Omployed at. Koppors Connectcut Colrt Co., n lcsttlob dvson. Mr, Marcotte-s a c;raduale of EastHaven Hgh School--- -.,., rhc brde,a;;raduale of.gulford Hgh Selbol, was the RUe.<t of honor at three..sjflvycrs"pror,,to.,tle,;weddng, o-mlscellnneoussnowbf gven by lyjhs. Robert ;Jacobs(;n,> "a perspal slowet, gven -by-mrs. HbnryHolm at AhcKPont, anda mlchtneous shawer grvonl)y-hrs.,wpltbr Sable. Get Quck Gash Results SELL at AUCTON FNE FURNTURE, RUGS, ATQUES, ART PANTNGS, CHNA," SLVER, GLASS, } ACTONEERS AJPPR,fl>ERS! co&sttlt US vvlthdyt<2[satdn f:, wafer k. %Aft MLERES, Pho«e 8-248,,, Conn; Tjl Ao and rglt for you, Gorhnm "Ronlo"- s a.modern expresson of the best tradtonnl desgn elements of-sterlng tableware. A rhythmc desgn wth three repeatng movements lke a muscal Rfnrfo t rses to a clmax n a deep-cut scroll at tlje handle tp. -,,,.JRondos cushoned panel casts many lghts and drks, gvng t an unusual feelng of rchness. Start yayr new pattern wth a sx-pece placo-settnfe- knfe, fork, teaspoon, salad fork, crearn soup spoon, ard butter spreader prced"nf $29.7S,"-?hlcudng Fpderal Tax. See"Rondo" and other, Qprlam patterns -lcrcl, TBADK M*»K. mh JUSrfpyCRAFT GREETNG CARDS 28 MAN STREET (Next to st Natl) Tel. HO AVTHOMZED AGENCY FOR,!NCNES.WJAUE R WATCHES, NOVEMBEH Novembers the lght that glows h lnarth anl Wndow, and t how.s,. n Jonalhan and Norltern Spy, n chcoks ot chldren as they fly.scarved and mltlened wllh a new Wnd as shnrn as wtches brew. November s a lnk or tether, Holdng homo and folk together; A lme for evenngs to bo.sepnt Wth story book and Testament; for fath and love to be retold Yom old to young, from young to - old. C. Mddlclon lcrrled shrubs add much to the appearance of a-garden-and there arc some that everyone should have. Partcularly strkng at ths season as t wll contnue to bo through Uoccmber, at least, s frelhorn, yracanthn cocclnc. The best one lo use, at least the most avalable s the Varety Lalandl, nlah frethorn. Ths plant s a member of the rose famly and s n the pome trbe wth coloneaster, apple, pear and quncy. t s attractve when n bloom wth clusters of whte flowers. Theso. arc followed by the orargo red fruts that are so valued for garden effect and for home decoraton..when used as a shrub, t reaclteg a heglt of eght to ten feet, wth a spread almost as-great as the heght. The. twg.s,are, sjender and nrmctl>;wth -spnes, the leaves are only partly, evergreen n ths qllmato; There are many ways to u.se hs-plrtnt other than as a shrub. t must be sot out whore t wll receve plenty-of sunlght, sx to eght loflfsb lay ll the growng season. t tnwt.be traned lle a vno On, ler)9p dr a trells; t may be planted cosa( ft homo and traned up to a stpporf or fastened to the wal. t s not rt ffcult;to grow, gven a good Stft n fertle.sol that s not very acld< The plants should be purchased n pots, as -.the strngy root system fmalces t very, mrdto transplant. ts posts-lare- few. Beng a pore, ft sombtmosmay bo attacked ;by,flre blghts. Dseased parts shouldbe cul.outthd- t the blght ha.s bpen serous, the plant should be sprayed the next year wth Bordeau tnlxluro when, n full blom. The topt catqrpllar may,attack t. -The worst pqst m/y.be.tla lace buy n Jmy.or August.Ths calls for DDT. ftsflrgod, and "dependable and t e,rsfof; p(!sts;shofld- not deten anybnd from planllng.lt. - KeW other tulps have exporencod suqh. a jpllcnomenal-lse, to jbpular- ty as has Red Ehperor. "The,concehtrhtdd effect ocdtqh jub growers to rc-ease the.supplyto wher the bulbs now are as nexpensve as nost qf the botler Darwn-tulps contfujtos,to ts becomng the cder among the Aprl flowerng. kds.,, led Emperor s a selecton, of fosternna, whch was frst rtroduced less than ffty years ago. Red Emperor has many vlftcs. ls br; llant (plor s exceedngly ntense and dbvold ot ny blush cast. The howcrs are truly enormous, openng from-long juds nto ma, ostlc stars mcflsntng. sx ndes or more n d*mot!r. whenfully,qkpanded, - A-grtUp.of.a dozertbulbs Suaqfd llrce ncjhes.aprt andplaced n the foreground ot theshrubbcry border s-truy aght to behold. To.keep, the brds that reman wth us durng the wnter, n the garden,.set up the toedng staton well before natural food becomes scatceand see to t that t s kept well flled. Self-feeders are deal n that fllng s not a dally chore and losses from the wastetulncss ot brds arc greatly reduced. Do not expeotthe brds to rusl lo the newly creclbd feedng statons. Most of tlctn are cautous creatures that look wth suspcon on anythng th.tt snew and dfferent. They tac ther tme mu.sterlng suttclent couragtj, eyon.whch hungry. Catherne F. Pacheco, John Calvert To Marry On Saturday Afternoon Mr.s. AVlllam nccco;- of Grantc Bay Short Beach, announces the cornng marrage ot her daughter, Catherne Florence, to John Wllart Calvert, son, of Mr. ad Mrs. Losllq Calvert of New Haven. T.hQ weddng wll talce paco on Saturday, Jovember2, at P.M. n the Tabor Lutheran Church. Frends are nvted to the church. Mss Lena Scala Becomes Brde Of Mr. Lous Gargulo Announcement has been made of the rccenl marrage on Saturday mornng, November. at 9 oclock n the Roman Catholc Church of St..lohn the Baptst-New Haven, ot Ml.ss.John Scala of.37 Ncwhal Street, fo Mr. Lous Gargulo of 9 Short Beach Road, East Haven. The tev. W.T.lter J. Lyddy, pastor, offcated n the ceremony. The blde was escorted antl gven n marrage by her father. She was attended by Mrs. Gerald ladarola as matron of honor and.by two brdesmads, Mrs. Paul Controne and Mr.s. Lous Scala. Mr. Joseph Gargulo served as best man. Ushers wore Messrs. Vln cent Vanacore and Joseph Vergato. A recepton was hold n the Knghts of Columbus Hall, East Haven. Later, n the day the couple left for a trp to New York. Upon ther return Mr. and Mrs. Gargulo wll resde n -SC Forbes Avenue, East Haven. Mss Lee Blanchard To Bow n Socety Mss Loo Blanclard, daugftor of Dr. and Mrs. Dana L. Blanchard wll be among the S New Haven area debutantes to be presented to.socety at the frst As.sombly of the year Frday evenng, December 7, n the Lawn Club, Ths s the thrd year that a group debut has taken place n the secton and annaly t attracts members ot socety. The second Assembly wll take place oh February 5. WALTERS HAVE SON Mr. and Mrs. Rud,v Walters, of Mansfeld Grove Road, East Haven, announce the brth ot ther thrd chjd, a son, Donald Rudy, on November. Mrs. Falters s the pyner Betty Bloomteld of RchfleaSprngs, N. Y. DAUGHTER TO EMELTAS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Emelta ot 3M North Hgh Street. East Haven, announce the brtl ot a daughter, Denlse Ann, nn\, October 29. Mrs. Emtllta s the fprmer Frances Belmonte. >, Early dscover.v means early cre Barbara Norden Gven Shower By.Frends A mscellaneous shower was gven recently n- holor ot Mss Barbara Norwood n thehomo of Mr.s. James Norden of 88 George Street, East Haven. Among those who attended were the MS.SS Jane McGurc, Ann Mc- Gulro, Alberta Norwood, Dolores Norden, the Mrs. Ethel Santangelo, Dorothy Casagrandc, Laura Blatchley, Mao Mool-fe, Betty. Norden,- Nettc.acl5son, Alce Jackson, Martha Eberdck, Norma Lombard, Ann Norden,. Annette Doody, Cole Corbctt, Mary Proctor, Sophe Norden and Dorothy Foy. Mss Ruth Swnyer, Andrew Calabrese Njuptals Announced Mrs.-Dorothy Swnyer of 5 East carl Street, New Haven, has announced the marrage of her daurhter,ruth, to Mr. Andrew Calabrese of G9 Thomp.son Avenue, East Haven. The ceremony took place, n the rectory of St. Patrcks Church, New Haven on Saturday, Novcmler 3, at oclock. Rev. Joseph Grazlan performed the ceremony. The brde was escorted and gven n marrage by her brother-n-law, Mr. Raymond Tarquno, and attended ly M.SS Su.san Calabrese as mad of honor. Mr. Augustus French Jr. ot Walllngford was best man. A recepton was held followng the ceremony n the Knghts ot Columbus Hall, East Haven. Later the couple left tor a motor trp. Thoy wtll resde n 5 East Pearl Street. F. & M. College Head Wll Attend Dnner Nancy lane Euzzne To Wed E J. Wall, Jr. Mrs. Bernard Strckland of 2t llnp.son Avenue,. announces the cnragomcnt of her sster, Nancy Jane Euzzne, lo Edward J. Wall Jr. son ot Mrs. Gus Querfold and Mr. Edward- Wall of North. ANNOtn Mr. and Mrs. of 438 Harbor S brth of a dau{ October 5 at St. Mrs. Markleskl rthe former tora Sucheckl otj. *,\ -r-. "Chrstmas Seals are Symbols of Health" pe BHTH.fttbew Markleskl, leet, announce the ter, Elzateth, on "aphaels Hosptal, ve- Muscal Art Socety Yuletlde Concert Wll Be n Baptst Church Members of- the Muscal An Socety sot the date for the annual yuletlde Concert for Sunday, December 9, n the Frst Baptst Church, t was announced ths mornng followng the November sesson held Tuesday nght at the home ot the Hostess, Mrs. Lnrs Fromcn. The Chrstmas program s open to the publc and wll be under the supervson of Mrs. Kossalle Pnkham. Learder last evenng was Mrs. James H. P. Conlon. Assstant hostesses were the Mrs. John Hefternan, Doroty Beach and Ben,lamn Zelhskand Msses Audrey Rogers and Patrca Cassldy. Duets both pano and vocal hgh, lghted a program based on "Thanksgvng Musc."- Charlotte Formen and Ethyl Thomas opened the evenng wth a pano duct, "Reapers Sorg" and "Hunters Song." Charlotte and Vrgna Adams were then heard n a vocal selecton, "Prase Be Thne." Elzabctl Vedder offered two pano numbers, "Andante Cantble" and "n tle Pnes" folow;d by a pano duet, "Now Tank We All pur Lord" played by Nelle Osborn and Mary Devln. Louse Pond sang three soprano.solos, "The Blessng, "Gve Thanks and Sng" and "t Wnter Comes." h concluson Charlotte Fromen and Ethyl Thomas rendered "Andante Begloso" and "Blgrms Clorus" from Tannau.ser. At the busness sesson, t was voted to once agan sponsor the bses lor,tlo Ypffng Peoples Symphony Concerts rext Sprng. - Tle program wj»s opened wth a rectaton "The LWtle Grumblers" gven by Mrs. Edward P. Ayer. Mrs. Florence Bunnell of Paved Street attended the Natonal Grange fteetng n Atlantc Cty, N. J. % EAST. HAVEN PDASTC CENTRE New East Haven Locaton, 9 Man St. Between Fre Department and Hemngway Avenue TUPPEHWARE TABLE CLOTHS BED SPREADS Soft Plastc Merchandse Cut and Made to Order Drapes Made to Ft Odd Sze Wndows LARGE SELECTON VARETY OF COLORS OPEN 9:3 to 5: - MRS. ALCA PORTER, Mgr. Gfts & Greetngs for You, through.welcome WAGON from Vour.Frendly, Busness Neghbor,. and Cvc and Spol [.elfaro Leaders On tf* occason oft T, Tho Brth of a Baby >»»._ E)ga ementannounoehm! Chango of resdonoo Arrval or Newoomer to Cty Phpne New HaYonWE3.232 SflNTflCLflUS FRST ASSSTANT THATS US. An even Old Santa opens hs eyes at our styles THE TOWNE TOGGERY AFTER THANKSGVNG SALE PRCES REDUCED ON WNTER DRESSES ALL SZES, NCLUDNG., HALF SZES and WOMENS SZES, THE TOWNE TOG.GERY 2 MAN STREET BRANFORD 8-52 Theodore A. Dstler, orcsdcnt of Frankln S Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa., who wll attend the annual Conn. Alumn Club of F. & M. dnner at the Towne House, Thtrsday. November 29. alumn arc John E. Loeb, dnner charman, and Dr. Walter Schwartzman. Dr. Lester G, Joseph, formerly of East Haven, s an F. <S M. graduale. Jr. Muscal Art Plans Food Sale Saturday The.lunor Muscal Art Socety wll hold.) food sale on Saturday Nov, M, n.fronl of Robbns store. Tho sale wll starl at :. Tho no.vl meetng of the club l.s be hold at the home of Judy lartgon. The sulject for the evenng, Ls Classcal Musc. Maureen Joughcrly an<l.shrley Commcrford w: ) co-hostesses. Beverly Bgexv s loader ot tho program. <WAtPAPERS THAT ffaddcharm New patlorns lo brng New beauty to your home. Free samples on request. W.H.S. LLOYD CO, nt. GEulSlndtUNnTMh ChlcoBO Bfltton Hcwork BavMlyHHU LUCAS STUDO Formal ""l Candd Weddngs Portrats - Babes - Commorcal Rm. ) vtan S., Eat Havon Phono HO DRESSMAKNG» ALTERATONS REyQDEUNG EXPERT WORKMANSHP REASONABLE PRCES Telephone or 8-94 : : : the gft tlat shell adore.. plads by exclusve patterns ever lovely, ever luashabk The.nnc snmrl combed gngham hlotnes you snw m LFE Slort Sleeve Pl.(l5 S..JO.one Sleeve Paj 8,398 Sold Brcodclols S298 lo S.}98. Szes 3 to 4. Dont Mss The "Spotlght" Specal Rack of Specal Savngs,; "THE LAJES!STESJ=jJfepuph Half Hour Readng Club Hstory Over Ffty Years Told By Mss Hamet Cox The followng s the complete hstory of tho Half Hour tcadng Club as authored and read at the recent Golden Annversary meetng. Beautfully done by Mss Harret Cox, t s prnted at the request of members wlo wanted a copy of the contents., BY AUlET COX 9 95 Ffty golden years halt. century snce that small grnup ot twelve ladles met wth Mrs. Harret L. Palmer, on November 4th, 9, to dedcate themselves to the pursut of l<nowledge and the acqurng of further culture tlrough tho medum of a Readng Club. Lttle dd tley dream that the seed they sowed that day would take Arm root an lke the Green B.ay Tree, bo flourshng.n all ts glory, fve decades later. Snce ts ncepton te Half Hour Readng Club has been a cultural, socal and cvc asset to. To many lundrcds t has served as a Unversty Extenson Course and many strong frendshps have been found wthn ts crcle. Ts the mnd that makes the body rch. Realzng that man does not lve by bread alone and the soul, sprt, mnd and magnaton must be nourshed as well, these poneers pledged temselves to devote one half houd daly or three, lours per week (Sundays excluded and wth a two weelts recess at Chrstmas) to the readng of lterature (fcton and newspapers excluded. Thoy DP YOU KNOW tha your renr-vson mrror one of the most mportant parts of your car? You use t automatcally whenever you drve n backng, turnng, passng. t rccjurcs, lttle mantenance yec v/thout t your drvng would be much more hazardous. Always keep your rear wndow and rear<v5on mrror clean and at comfortable eyc-cvcl; ts lke havng another par of eyes for your drvng safety. ; Tff mstago pretanled n the ntaretl of our polcyholdert and al olhar moforjfc of hh communtx. James P. Kavattaugh 9 vy St. Tel. 8-3 ;NSURANCE - REAL ESTATE ttprtftftfnv unrt tcedek M< loemn CPMT, tkr Cucllct took tljelr pledges sorousl", fnng themselves one cent for each day tley neglected to accomplsh ths, no excuse beng consdered vald except sckness. The tnes and yearly dues were used to purchase book przes, whlcl were awarded at the end ot the club year for the tlree best lst ot bbks submtted by members as havng been read by thep durng te year. Professor Wllam Lyon Plelps ot Yale Unversty, acted as Judge.the frst year. Later ths practce was lscontlnued. Aware ot tle fact that "Readng makoth a full man, conference a ready man and wrtng an exact man and that Learnng by study must be won Twas never entaled from son to.son." The members took charge ot tho lterary program, prepared and read papers, at eacl meetng responded to the rol call by gvng some quotaton or extract,from a boolt tlcy wctc then readng or wth an tem of current events. Varyng opnons expressed often brought forth anmated dscusson, makng that part ot the hour hghly entertanng and prohtabe. An occasonal speaker was garnered from among local talent and as the years progressed, out of town speakers were secured frequently, untl the present tme, when our program conssts ot largely speakers from the outer world. Our programs have always been ot hgh calbre dversted coverng all tle arts and occasonally dppng a-ltte nto the scences. We are fortunate n havng among our members many endowed wth rch muscal talent who togctler wth our good frends and neghbors ot the Muscal Art Socety present annually a delghtful array ot song and orchestral musc, whch ha."! won tor us a hgh reputaton even beyond our communty. Wth ts Chrstmas Story, Carols and gfts tor hosptalzed war veterans, our December meetng ushers n the Chrstmas season n a truly Chrstan manner. n revewng the accomplshments of the club great emphass should be lad,on tlo non-lterary part of ts actvtes. Although the sole am and purposeof the club was the cultural advancement of ts members, an attentve ear, responsve heart and an open purse helped many educatonal, chartable, cvc and state projects. We have pnned t down untl at last t has come to be for length and breadth the bgness whch youll see. t wasn keepng wth the am of tle club that ts frst outsde nterest, should bo of a cultural nature the presentaton ot a pcture to Center School. Two addtonal pctures were presented n later years to the Hgh School our contrbuton to Art entalng an outlay of $27.. Our nterest n educaton DO YOU "PUT AWAY" VALUABLES? Valuable papers hdden around the house often dsappear forever. You can.enjoy full protecton n a small safe depost box at The Second -Natonal for as lttle as SJ.OO per year ncludng federal tax. Always quckly avalable forever safe and convenent lock up your stocks, bonds, jewelry, etc., whle you can. Come n today. No watng. THE SECOND NATONAL BANK OF NEW HAVEN 35 CHURCU.STREET (Nexl lo hc Post Offce) Mfmbfr rtjttat Dfpotl nturanct CorporatoM Mrmbtr Fedtral Rtltrvt Sytfm nfr BRANFORD THEATRE PHONE RESDENCE THURSDAY, FRDAY, SATURDAY NOVEMBER BHODERCK CRAWFORD BETTY BUEHLER "THE VOB" JEAN PETERS LOUS JOURDAN TECHNCOLOR "ANNE OF THE NDES" CHLDRENS MATNEE SATURDAY AT 2:5 ROY ROGERS,n "SUSANNA PASS",ALSO CARTOONS Admsson 2c to all tor the matnee SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY NOVEMBER CONTNUOUS SUNDAY FROM 2:5 STEVE COCHRAN PHLP CAREY, "THE TANKS ARE COMNG" JEFF. CHANDLER EVELYN KEYES "RON MAN" ALWAYS FREE PARKNG mmmmmmmmmmmmmmgmmmmffmmmm further mantestcd tself n the (l Otterng ot przes ot $5. for the best e.ssavs on "Vllage mprovement" wrtten bv pupls ot the Hgh School. (2) Donatons to Scholarshp Fund ot the Connectcut College tor Women. Student Loan Fund ot the Conn. Federaton ot Womans Clubs, Muscal Art, Mc Dowell- Fund and Harry Llndberg Scholarshp Fund. Contrbutons towards the transportaton ot pupls to Symphony Concert n New Haven. (3) We sponsored an art exhbton at tle Lbrary. Reachng out nto cvc projects we sponsored ) Rally nvtng all tle Womens organzatons n to Jon wtl us to arouse cvc prde n mprovng our town. Ths strrng o Communty nterest we mght say led lo the formng ot a Communty Councl a tew years later (now known as Recreaton Advsory Board) who provdes a pad Recreaton leader, wlo plans and supervses tle play ours ot the chldren of te town, thus helpng to buld strong bodes and strengtlen tle morale of our future ctzens. We donated $. to ths organzaton and n MS we contrbuted $5. for the purchase of equpment for the playgrounds wlcl represented part ot tle proceeds ot a Doll Exhbt. We feel that we played an mportant part n the establshng of tho Vstng Nurse Assocaton by rasng $. tor the Dr Gaylord Memoral Fund, thus honorng a beloved former benefactor ot the town. Later we added a further contrbuton, of $. and our nterest n ther work has never wavered. For tle past twenty years, we have made an annual donaton ot $.. Our most noteworthy achevements along healtl lnes was the furnshng of mlk over a length ot tme to needy tamles where tle chldren were under nourshed. Our gfts ot toys tor several years aded our nursng statt n dspensng joy to the hearts ot many chldren at Chrstmas. We contrbuted to the purchase ot food for Thanksgvng Baskets and donated $. towardsthe purchase ot an nhalator. We stretched out our land to those aftlcted outsde our localty to the Red Cross to whom we gave $5. and $. contrbutons for years, to the Cancer Drve, the Near East Relef, the Connectcut Chldrens Ad. n addton to money several boxes ot clothng and toys were sent to the Connectcut Clldrens Ad and to the Crppled Chldrens Home at Newngton. Vctrola records, materals for rugs, and qults and 22 books went to the Farm for Women at Nantle and to Ue Lte Savng Staton at Block sland, books and magaznes. n the felds of patrotsm we contrbuted $3. to the War Vctory Commttee n World War and bedsde bags and playng cards to solder patents n Allngtown Hosptal. n World War. we donated $5. eftch to, the Natonal Wtr Fund and USO and,$..to the Red Cross Reerea- ton Chest and gf35. tor solder patents at Allngtown. The club purchased a War;,. Bond and tho members bought Thrft Stamps and bonds n both wars: For several years we have lghtened the sprts ot dsabled war veterans by our galy bedecked gfts at Chrstmas. We helped make an Engls war brde happy by contrbutng to ler weddng attre. For two years we adopted an Englsh orphan at the cost ot $3. per year. n addton each ChrLstmas we sent hm $5. and a box ot clothng and toys, as well as a box to hs motler. We gave.$5. to "Save the Chldren Fund" yard goods to clothe tle ragged Greeks, boxes of clothng and 5 cans ot food went to an mpovershed famly n Budapest, Hungary. $9. worth of vegetable seeds enough to furnsl food for eghteen famles ot fve members, each tor one year another ot our good deeds. Our State Forest s rcher by two acres because of our love tor trees, $. outlay and $5. addtonal to help defray the cost ot prntng and dstrbutng crculars regardng Forest Conservaton. We are represented by a Tree on-the State Hghway between Saybrook and Westbrook another.$5. expedlture and a tree "on our Hgh School grounds bears our name as well as one on the central, green. We have derved much nspraton from the; Federaton ot Womens Club whch we,olned n 93 and have had a part n helpng rnalntaln the State organzaton. Besdes our annual dues there have been numerous contrbutons to the Foundaton and Endowment Fund. We make annual donatons to the Penny Arts Fund. Members purshased stamps to help defray the expenses ot a grl from Guatemala wlo was studyng nursng here. The, lbrary at the Natonal Headquarters n Washngton contans two books that we cont-buted. Through our efforts and support a daughter club was formed whch has grown n numbers and enthusasm. n 944 n memory of our Founder and Fr.st Presdent, Mrs. Harret L. Palmer, were establshed a Bookshelf n the James Blackstone Memoral Lbrary, where she served as assstant Lbraran untl her death n 943. Ths slet now contans about 4 books. n enfoldng the pages and turnng back the scroll, we dscover n wonder and astonshment that we have bult ourselves % lfe long monument. Ottn a prophecy falls ot fulfllment, but the toregong Justfed the hopes wth whchthe club entered upon ts exstence. Whats past s prologue. Let us here dedcate ourselves to the establshng of new landmarks so that n years to come our successors may look back on our record, and say "Here s medcne tor the soul." Ths was the Half Hour Readng Club. Ths s the Half Hour Readng Club. We enter the gateway of another ffty years wth banners flyng hgh. Tax Collector Howard Robbns s now preparng warrants for those personswho have not pad ther automoljle or personal property tax. Shorf Beach Brefs Janltn S. Bchulze Tcl Conlon Art Exhbt Attracts Patrons At Prvate Showng More than 2.5 guests attended a prvate showng Saturday of nn art exhbt at the Blackstone Memoral Lbrary ly Junors and adults workng wth James H. P. Conlon, local artst. Due to tle nterest shown n Ue 55 pctures hung n tle exhbton the show >vll, be contnued durng regular lbrary hours, 9-A. M. to 8 P, M., through Saturday, Novehlber 24.,, - Among.those dsplayng works for tle frst trte n the exlblt are Ann Petcla, Kenneth Burne, Carolne Netfly, Donald Nchols, Jeannette Neoly, Austn Colburn, Slrley Logan, Robert Newcombe, Joyce-Loban, Lnda Thompson, Carolne Gordano, Margo; Vllccco, Carol Conlon, Jack Barela>(,vJoan Loban and Toby, Jones. Also George* Blunden, Frances Catlln, Bptsy Jones. Barbara Brust, Lola Llbby, Vera Wersman and Ruth Domng. Somethng Old, New, s Tempo Of Dance For Junors Whenthe Junor Cla.ss Dance s held Frday evenng, November SO, l.thcrc wll be dancng to sut the moods of both hc modern and oldfashoned couples. Maestro George Barba wll.lead lls band alternately n rythms approprate for dancn a squae dance as well as thelatost ball room nnovatons. Barbd, \Vlo wll call tlc numbers tor the square dancng,.wll also [how dancers and non-dancers alke the smple routnes of the square dance accordng to socal charman Nancy Arfnstron and Steve Flynn., Servng on the commttee tor tle f8:3 jto t", dance are Pat Neal, Margaret Jones,.Wllam General, Mary Ellen.McLean, Bob Torrell, Bob clbrsbn, Wllam McLean and egnalocrno. t)n«)n CHTOCn Mr. Rodney B. Stedeket, Fatot :45 Churtsh School : Worsljp Servce ST. EHZAKETU cnurcn Fnstor, Kcv. 3Sn F. ODonneU A.<stst«nt, RBT. T. Fury :3 A. M, Sabprday RCROUS(\ nstnotlons " Masses: 8:3 r- :3 / Confessons: \ / Saturday 4: FMt 7: PJ/t C.Y.O. Thursday fl:4spj4., H Ho! \! Mlttens-and-scarves-t.me s erc alrght!...; July-next ; telephone books wll lst., telephone numbers as, "lulbbard". Wll be much easer dalng method the C. A. Johnsons pcturen.lastmonday P.M.s "Regster". All tour.genoratons, Claus, CHnrence, Crag and young Clark. Congratulatons to them M, Good actng lob n "Wanted, A Hero" dsplayed at Hgh School last Frday P.M. An "After Tleatre" Open House atroddy Duncans followed wjtl the followng H guest-stars: MaXneRoganson, Phl- B p Fnrrngton, Edward Sopnesk," Barbara lcnsey, Poo Wee Jackson, Eleanor Whte, Ken \Donadlo, Carol Lacty, Wllam McLean, Porter Thompson, Sandra Hammng, Jance Clapmnn, Dana ArmstrOng, Steven Flynn, John Zurkus, Jo-Ah Holsenbeck, Jm Manley, Nancy Armstrong, Joe Paul, P.»trlcla Dolan, Bruce Colopy, Paul Burlchardt, James Bryan, Dnnno Rcderlck, Mke Bontatbus, Mel- Bnlsley, Sonya Bodle, John Nchols and Wlllan Palmer. Bg mob! Rugs were rolled up, cake, soda and,of course, WSE Potato chps! Great tme!.. Edde Lacey, Nancy Ryan, Betsy Johnson, Bob Nyholt, Kendra Estler and Jack Mlddeker were all fully enjoyng the evenng Report cards out last week and ths week...t.b. Reals appearng here and there t any kddes would lke to send me ther letters to Santa Claus ll be happy to put them n the column lndlell be sureto read them! Just nddressyour envelope to "Short Beach Brets, Short BeachConn." and leave llc rest to Santa! Send a "Get.Well" card to Mr.s hnl do (Bctfty) Brbustl at Nqw Hav-; en lospltal- Slo underwent surgery jst Monda.y a.d dong ncely Kjlntcd Brt u«y Greetngs to now t me year old (Gary Potter, Novem- Jer TU wasbs Bg Day Greetngs due thlskweok to: Dors Fnch, November 23, [Edward Penn the 2lh rscllla Sho«>y and Betty Belbustl tn Novcmbef 27lh Gene PfelT, Edward Evls, Jr. on November 2Sth and Paul Kc hlenbnch on the 29th. -Happy Blrthd hy All Mrs. Frank.tn Meeka cold s mucl mprowl d Mr. and Mrs. Frank CuxOwld k, Bllyy and RuU, of Grante Bay, Bo Massachusetts fov Thanksgvng..! Mr. and Mrs. Roo. ert Hall, Eloa lor and Prank /to Grandmotltcr, J rs. Louse Provcsts home Cor Thatksgvlng /n /New Haven wth autl t, Mrs. Elennor Hadwen Bll Pevetty dowm Flordaway now Tll! JohnsW Famly wll have a gal famly Thanltsgv- Jng Day altogetlt er ( ; ; The P.T.A. Fold Sale Kvas most successful Saturday last./thank you.: SSSQM nyw"*,*" *ean ths year??7»r / 5}"L"C, "P Verrront w*y K/"?" " Murton Long t Soutllnfeton wth Walter and furoldfftrn ot Grante Bay, Thsy bnjggcf" two Mr. «nd Mrs. Bo Bay, _ Mr. and M Hudavcrd spendng the.gvng weekend n Brook-, lyn, NY, Mrs. Ann Acker recup. crfttfg ncely from wrst and»fm njucs Walt Lynch attended la Thank game Sunday ~ fordltte Drscoll p«/ts professonal ns/ n N.Y., wth" Dranfordltts G/Sorge Lalch, Comcllusf Tjld JoD Schmdtz. / Short column ths week cuz of short dcadle, Tanksglvng Holday, you know Eat hearty, J, LETS DANCE The Stony Creek Marners wll sponsor a modern and Square dance on Saturday, December,8, fron-8 to.v P. M. at S9dHall, $tny - Creek. Tckets hay be nrchas«d from any merflbers or tlhc door. cry much to nll\ parllcfpatng and hoppng!: Tle Loyaly Group of the Unon Chapel Hvlfl,.ave ts An- unl Chrstmas l-vod Sale on le Cth ot Decomb(!r.\...7 he Auxlary lot our Slort Beacl \r; o Department antcpates an ejtynble Publc,F,ood Socal a wekrom tomorrow B evenng, November 3th, n our HFlrchouse at 8: P.M. Come early and get a good sent] and perhaps a ptlze or two!.. Our lloso. Hook S: Ladder boys reetlnj tomorrow /evenng n the frehouse for ther regular meetng. erhaps plannng /her Xmas Prly DRSSMAK 4G ALTERATCls LUC L!; s LVOV Ftsod, r9<>r. PhoB«HOttart 7<&St»»Mln 8tTe«t - : lmth*a,,, v- Dardnally AeroM fmrt OHn SB BULLARD Open Thursday Tr P;M..;) - CLOSED MONDAY Open Other Days 9:3 to l*.4 ELMSTBEEthtMB T-H ns-hb,..j: ". > ASLEEP AT THE SWTCl *--,/ stay snug and toasty, Lucky grl. A flck of the swtch on her elcp tre blanket warmed up her bed before she jumped n. And all through the nght shell no matter how cold the weather gets outsde. Youll enjoy an electrc blanket, too. t adjusts tself automatcally to the temperature you select. You can leave the wndow wde open for, plenty of fresh ar. You sleep more spundly under an electrc blankct, toot No more plng on heavy layers of old-fashoned blankets. No more rollng nto, a cold spot. You always wake up n the mornng fresh, because youve been relaxed all nght. Electrc blankets are avalable n a grand varety ot eo/or. Fltk out a soft, wonderful electrc blanket for every member ot your famly at your electrc dealers or our store. Youll be nvtng n com/ort and better health for many years to come. The Connectcut Lght and Power Company A Butnt-Mmuttd, Tx-P*yng CoffPffJ a m a.?

4 >cge Sx THE BRANFOBD REVEW-EAST lavel J NEWS Thursday, November Hornets Prmed For Annual Clash Wth Eastes 4 Leaf Clover Grl BY BLL AHERN Housatonc League Ttle Rdes On Thursday Outcome n Short Boach last Monday nlrhl, n Bmnrtly fashoned gjrl, not ycl 2, was talltlng of clovcr-lcafa and shamrocks. ;. - Her speech was remarkably clear and nformal and toasted an atmosphere of conrcnlallty amonr a RathcrlnR of mothers who assemble once a month to dscuss ways of mprovng relatons between famles tnd school syalems. «j The r;rl was narhura Junlver of North lranford who recently par layed the clover of "l- and the shamrock of ElrcJ)y.hcr dlllnpncc to the prncples of rural youth.. Some years ago, now.spaporn began to got lttle.stores and publcty reloflses.whch ncluded her name as an actve worked. n the -l- flcul. At nrstlhey were only of area"nterest, Mss Barbara Juycr wll entertanmember.) of the Northford "l- club ol her home ths evenng." Then n day or so later, a cport ot the sosalonwould be released. Then.came nterclub competton. When Barbara would wn a dressmakng prze or a cannng rbbon or an anmal contest, the matter Was passed over lghtly. Atter all skfc was competng n the lmted rvalry ot a Amall town, few numbers and lessor nterest But her wnnng contnued. A thorough groundng (n the fundamentals of farm lte made the grl thoroughly ndependent at an early age. Sheworked at the prncples of 4- lntll t became o motvatng act,pt hor lte. :,. /"; -,,. :. :,,, ] Then shemoved nto County,competton. Although her vctores,wore not so frequent, her pose and charm, keenness and loyalty fred her wth ambton. Soon she became n county fgure and after frstcompetlng n county fars, she quckly.became theforco whlch-hclped run them. Twce n recent yfcars she was selected to.head the Orange 4-H exhbt and whch tme farn youth are encouraged to dsplay, not only anmals ond homo made machnery, food products, drosses and flowers but cannpd stuffs and methods ot cold packng. Each helps one another. nformalty rules the gatherng and the wnner of dress desgn often s found talkng to the pastry wnner on deas concernng methods of quck freeze. Barbara then became a recognzed.fgure n the state feld. Her abltes n no smnll way helped hor to an educaton at the Unversty of Connectcut, whch, despte ts rapd growth and nghtclub atmosphere, stll bascally attracts farmers and offers the most lberalzed nducements to such type.!...;:- ;-.,:,-..,.,,.....,,, But before she even entered college her tranng was far advanced n practcal ways. Hor penchant tor wnnng contests, had brought her nto the natonal fold n -U work and for several years she attended such gatherngs n Chcago and other great ctes. Barbara has seen much of ths country, most of t n the course ot busness. Thus when the chance came to become an Exchange Student tlls smnmor, she gladly accepted..s. Exchange programs ne growng by.leaps and bounds. t offers the opportunty to exchange deas and methods wltlbthbrc countres. lot only does the student beneft n hs chosen feld but lkewse the expert once gleaned.and worldly understandng ganed Sa tremendous asset to ambtous youngsters. The NorthBranfprd grl.became a correspondent last Summer for the Hartford C(}urnt, Each week she; mlled a letter of her experences n Northern reland andeurope whch was carrlpdn-hcrow column on Sunday. ; ",, was anohervvay ot payng her own way whch was opened to a person of vson,. The sum score of 4- work was at)preclatcd at the Short Beach P.T.A. meetng on Monday. For tle second successve meetng members of the organzaton have enthused over the meetngs, One member lked the nformal, yet learned, atmosphere created by Mss Junlver, Others lked her straghtforward manner as she descrbed her stoppng stones to educaton through.<l-h work.,; The net result of Mss junvers vst to the shore vllage wll le found n ntensfed method of havng the younjstcrs do fqruhemselves and not have everythng handed to them on a pldttcr.. " n such teachng, self relance becomes the sprt of cblrfnlal Amerca, a prncple to be chershed n. a ne when prces and taxes are atan all tme hgh. The self suffconcy ganedby, Mss, funver cvm be found n thousands of grls and boys all over the country wo can nakc smart creatons out ot raw materal anl repar tractors and machnery to make them last one more season,. : Barbara admts she has much to bo thankful for. County Fars are true expostons whch refect successful farmng cdorts. Thanksgvng s an enlargement ot apprecaton tor Gods daly gfts., ndustralzed sectons of New England do not often.comprehend the tremendous expanson ot 4-H work, but nowhere n ths great land should one forget that agrculture s stll the nurnber one grace of C5od whch keeps the country on a self sustarllrg bass. * - Each year the demands of larmers are ncreased and years t appears, the yelds per acre are ntensfed, largely through the cooperaton and knowledge and supervson n.the 4-H feld. >,.. Connectcut has much to be grateful for n ths North grl who through her wsdom took the tout lea.ves on the 4-H clover/symboland grafted three more from the shamrock of reland to l)ecome a youth hortculturst n, not rural lfe alone, but,n nternatonal understandng,. Tetananf LET US DO YOUR BAKNG Fresh Bread and Pastres Daly Jm and Nnos RESTAURANT and BAKERY Nortl Man Stroot Tel Enjoy a Dfferent DNNER Specal Every Day 2 noon to :3 p.m. "M-M-m-m-m... delcous" That one of our submarnes hes talkng abott" Smackn good our cleucous-.submarne sajdwches work magc for laggngappettes...s a taste treat for anyone, anyjme! St.dp-n-or a Submarheor regular sandwch ths noon or any tme.,.,, Meatball and Pepper Sausage and Pepper Ham or Salam Lettuce ond Tomato Ham or Salam wth Cheese Egg Plant Parmagna Tuna Fsh """ """t - -«- lrnnfonl Hgh wth a.spll.sc-kon record. (.-.ll and hn Knst llnvcn grldstors, the.stales outstandng schoolboy eleven, undcfcalnd, unted and unscored Upon, throw the records out the wndow lomorrcnv mornng. Quetly, Coach Warren Sampson of, the llornels, has been mouldng hs team for ths one game, a lest of sngle wng fnesse aganst the ntrcaces of a powerful splt T olfonse.. Determned, Coach Frank Crlsafl of the Vstors has welded the greolest machne n the 4 year hstory of the schooland hs youngsters do not expect to fall n holr last groat test. The locals cnncnunt t a successful season by wnnng an unlookcd for vctory; and o qualfed success t they only score. Seven, other elevens have gone to the post and faled ths season. The crack Ycllowjackots, perhaps more mpressve than schoolboy experts beleve, move to Hammer Feld at :3 tomorrow for the annual Thanksgvng Day football clasjexpected to attract 3. Two champonshps rde on the outcome; a llornel wn can te the Housatonc League nto a trple knot between, East Haven and Shelton the Sampson combne can wn the East Shore crown. Conversely, the expected East Haven vctory wll gve the Eastes ther frst grd ttle n the loops hstory and strengthen ther clam to state honors as well as the mythcal shore champonshp. Only a weak schedule, fashoned by the destny whch rules the smaller competton of the Housatonc crcut, has kept Coach Frank Crlsatls eleven from a hgher plce n the schoolboy sun. t has the only Unstored upon record n the state and wll be shootng for ts sxteenth straght wn once hostltes start. The squad s blessed wth speed, ex-, perlencc and depth. t has weght stamna and sprt. Even whle keepng enemy cleats from scarrng ts end zone, the- Blue and Gold has revealed a Mdas touch n scorng, averagng 33 ponts per game. ts scores have resulted mostly, from long, spectacular, crowd-plpasng dashes behnd, a splt,t formaton whch ex-, ecutes ntrcate patterns wth pose and smart tmng, t s a relentless machne tuned to success by Us expert sgnal caller and prme passer Quarterback and Co-captaln, Kon Rossottl. Xet, Crlsafl refuses to take the Hornets l.lghtly. "Throw your record lout the wndow," he cautoned hs team ths week. " bascally tlllzes sngle wng system and you have not operated aganst t ths Mfcar.",.,,.;;,..,.,,. The Shorolowners may or mdy not have the horses to move aganst the/jackets but already the team has lved up to a predcton m,ado by Sampson before the season started;. Robbed by graduaton of at least egth crack athletes and dsmayed by,a small turnout, the coach sad then, "Well make our presence felt before the season closes." Almost mraculously, hs words have borne frut., Unprepared cost the Hornets a - loss to St. Marys n the opener and then ther stock skyrocketed wth top heavy vlns over Derby, Seymour and Wallngford, Pony backs v/lth racehorse speed, comparable to the quarterlouses ot the Texas plans raced through tny openngs n opposng lnes tor electrfyng scores. Dsaster, n the shape of major penaltes, styled ther losses aganst Mllford and Shelton although n each case, they swarmed aganst ther opponents tor hgher total yardage ganed.! The-squad, only ffteen of whom are frst lne players,. has.been handcapped by njures to ts ace runner Bobby Mason, the captan. Fullback Jerry Devln and Tackle George Barron have been only parttme operators. Russell t Butch) Gordon a top flght runner, calls the sgnals and Joe Paul, 8-3, s n standout pass recever and kcker. All the orpplos wll be n frst class shape lofnorrow after two secret scrmmages wth the past ten days aganst Notre Dame.. Not so Wth ther rvals. A- broken hp bone sdelned Guard Warren Smth and Pete Costa hasa serous knee handcap. Several substtutes, Joe Esposlto, Vn Bruno and Spke Ranfone are far from.- frst class sha>e. *. Should the weather relax and become warm, feld condtons wll favor the vstors whose ace backs. Frank Brereton, Ed Henry and George Schultz, wth an assst frov Dom Pettlnlchl, are heavy enough not to slp on the frost released ground but wll need the cold packed surface. ts operators, Devln," Mason, Gordon, Bob Massey, Don Far and Bll General can not afford to be slowed by heavy gong.. Wld speculaton ;spced street corner optmsm n both towns leas evenng. The, gst of whch went: f Scores-and scores frst Crlsatls warnng wll have meanng and not only tle.easte records but ts season may be gone out the wndow, too. But no one s bettng on t. > Pvot Pete Poto Russell (Photo courtesy E.H.K.S, Comet) Rval Records East Haven Total Total 9. St. Marys Shelton Mllford Derby Wallngford Seymour Wlnsted St. Marys Shelton Mllford. Derby, Wallngford Seymour ;...tja;«..«;5»-tv.kffv»"f«,. - CLOSED TUESDAYS Hornet Hopes Here Recreaton Board Calls Meetng Of Basketball Teams Kneelng, Bob Pscaloll. Back: left to rght: Bob Massey, Jerty Dev. ln, Blly General, Blly McLean, Joe Paul, Jm Manloy. (photo courtgsy B.H.S. Hornet) Face Hornets Older Youngsters To Joyrl Frl: jfternbpn.. Tlote wll *e bqwljng tor Junor and Senor Hgh Sclool youngsters Frday afternoon from 2 to 4 P. M. at the Alleys. Ths project s under the supervson of Mrs. Mandana Armstrong secretary of the Recreaton Advsory BoaVd., Mrs. Armstrpng s assstea Wth ths project by Mrs. Tsko and Mrs. Nck Weted, well known Jlrantord trawlers. School Athletcs Exempted By, OPS The Offce of Pce, Stablzaton has excmplcd from prce control admsson charges tor specfed publc and prvate *3hool athletcs and entertanment actvtes, James E. Kelly, Connectcut OPS Drector, announced..,.the exempton S lmted to admssons to such\ actvtes, as athletc events and\ school fars when held n facltes owned or controlled by lle, scjlools, he emphaszed. Prvately promoted events, suc as the Bowl football gomes and school contests hpld n Madson prce celngs wth respect to.sales Square Garden, remhln subject to ot tckets by the prvate promoters. Mr. Kelloy sad - that athletc events entertanment actvtes are. n general, a necessary adjuct to the educatonal servces suppled by schools, and nsttutons, and have lttle effect on the cost of lvng. The decontrol acton,,, whch also exempted several other servces, was taken n Amcndcment 3 to General Overrdng Regulaton 4 (Addtonal Excepted Servces), effectve November, 95. Shore Couple Among Sx Persons Stranded On lll-falhedjyaclt Mr. and Mrs. E. Marsdon Lncoln ot Summer sland,, were among the sx persons aboard the ll-fated yacht Voyager when t went aground near Cape Charles off the coast of Vrgna Wednesday nlgtt, November 4. The Coast Guard cnme to the rescue of the hapless sx person? and removed them from the Voyger, damages to whch arc estmated at $4,. The yacht, whch normally draws about nne feet ot water was hard aground n two feet of water, the Coast Guard reported, and was practlcaly a total loss. A lfeboat trew from Cobb sland Lfeboat Staton removed the sx persons, to Norfolk Vrgna. The Voyger owned by Fredeerck Ferrs, of Morrlstown, N. J., s a 75-toot vessel. She was reported to be havng- engne trouble at the tme of. the groundng. n addton to the Llncolns and Ferrs, others aboard were lsted as: Everett J. $tovens, Steven Hoag and Albert Bramblem. Lncoln s secretary-treasurer of the Hawley Lncoln Memoral funeral home at 93 - Whtney Avenue, New Haven, Tp Tnar Tops St. Vncent Scorers n the Catholc Church League last week St. Vncents No. unt lost a 2 to decson to the league leadng St. Vncent No. 2 array takng the fnal wth a powerful 54S fnsh to the 535 comt scored by the wnners. Earler the No. 2 team had scored easy 575 to 484 and 55 to 49 margns. Ed Stonlcks 33 ac. countng led the losers when he pnned 5, 82 and 33. Tp Tnar took hgh honors wth a 35 outng on games of 38, 94 and 24. George Barret scored the only trple over 3O,when he rolled 3 on 9, 85 and 2 to help the St. Bernadctte No. 2 combne best St. Augustnes No. 2. team n a sweep. G. Trolano wth a 295 accountng on 9, 4 and was the best of tle losers. The.wnners pegged 478 to 44, 47 to 48 and 59 to 54., St. Clares No". team overpowered ts No, 2 brothers, three straght, 537 to 5, 5S to 5 and 55 to 52. Nck Pellegrno, Edde Henry, Maro Mozello, Carl Orfce, Ronald Lccza, Ronne Rossett, Warren Smth (Photo courtesy E.H.H.S. Comet) Mchael Montesanto, Frank Brereton, Maro Bretoln, George Schultz, Jmmy Streeto, Pete Costa (Photo courtesy E.H.H.S. Comet) Recreaton Drector Joseph Trapa.sKo ths week announced a meetng of all managers nterested n he formaton of a basketball league for.senor teams. The meetng wll lake place Tuesday evenng, November 27, at 8 n the Communty House. League rules, legulatons and play-offs wll be dscussed. As n recent years, competton s expected to be held n the hgh school gym. Play generally takes place on Sundav afternoon. The league s one of the most popular actvtes ot the Recreaton Advsory Boards wnter season. All managers are urged to attend ths organzatonal.sesson. Pep Club Elects Par To Co-Captan Array Shrley Kasor and Arlene Hoyt were chosen recently to co-captaln ne.xt,years Pep Club at East Haven Hgh School. Mss Kaser, who wll be frst leutenant, s a member ot the natonal Junor Honor Socety and the junor and senor glee club. She also s a member of the busness board for the class play. Arlene Hoyt, who wll be second leutenant, s actve n the Future Homemakers ot Amerca and s an the edtoral board ot the Comet. She s a member ot the Junor Honor Socety and wll be seen n the drama workshop play "Beauty and the Beef." Army.Power Tops. Navy 32-2 To Wn Rec Grdron Loop. The Army team, of the seventh and eghth grades, copped the Rec. eaguc football ttle last Thursday atlernoon at Hammer Feld by punchng out a hard earned 32-2 vctory over a gallant Navy ag-- gregaton. Sparked by the talented runnng kckng and passng ot Pete Lacey, and Bobby Dougherty, the Army eleven rose to superb heghts, lke other Army teams n other feld on other days. The Navy, too, gave a sparklng account ot tself as McGowan Gordano and Blly Babcock chpped n wth sterlng exhbtons of : talented play, kd-style. Laceys ten yard scamper n the openng frame opened the garnes scorng and closed t 4 mnutes and fve TDs later. Dougherty, plungng, and passng, added three more scores from varyng dstances. : Babcock, a fne prospect for hs comng hgh school years, was the explosve power n the Navy lneup both ottensvey and defensvely. Otler Navy scores were regstered l)y McGowan and Gordano. Dougherty, PUvens, Bjork and Sampson were capable defensve standouts for the Mules. Gordano, Beshaw and Bontatbus were the defensve leaders for the "Goats." J. Hncs wth a 32.set on S), ]2f and 39 anchored the losers wllo S. Ganelll wth a 354 ottorl on l( and was hgh man for the league leaders. St. Augustlnes ot North took three from St. Bcrnadottes No. outft, 52 to 4, 49S to 45 and the roll off.when both teams ted wth a 47 count. J. Porsorwlll,32.on 5, 99 and 22 was the best pnner for the Morrs Cove aggreg;ton, one pn less than J. Lubcck acqured tor the Totokot loys. Lubock ht, 7 and. A A A A 9 East Haven G;een Garage Domlnlck H. Ferrara Lous L. MagRlorc GENERAL REPARNG ON ALL MAKES OF CARJS 75 Man St. East Haven Phone HO Korn Kurl are a delclou cheese te. Vored tnacv always crsp and fresh... Try ths taste.tetnptnj treat youll, le em". ROGANSON BROS. Slort Beach, Conn. DSTRBUTORS DNNG e DANCNG «COCKTALS SMORGASBORD EVERY TUESDAY NGHT LAUREL STREET ESTAURANT EAST HAVEN Tel. HO Ye Old Towne Restaurant 27 Man Street BUSNESSMENS LUNCHES and DNNERS BOTTLED AND DRAUGHT BEER VST OUR COCKTAL LOUNGE DANCNG very Sat. Nght 9 to Polsh-Amercan Musc DEVOE One Coat Sem-Gloss Covers n one coat. Gves a medum soft lustre, free of glare. Washable. Tough. Dres overnght, The perfect pant for beautfyng your bothroom or ktchen. SEE YOUR DEVOE DEALER G. A. TERHUNE MAN STREET SHORT BEACH Thursdoy, November "T THE BRANFORD REVEW-E/ST HAVEN NEWS Crucble Steel Rolls Over Amork Sloel STONY GREEK MARNER BULDS OWN GRUSER N WNTER MONTHS (The followng s a feature story enttled " Boatman" reprnted from the current Telephone Bulletn. All photos are loaned by the same publcaton.) Sheldng hs eyes from the sun, he watces a sleek cabn cruser cuttng through the choppy waters. " want a boat lke that for myself," le sad, "Just look at those lnes!" And now. just a year latsr, thats just what Robert S. Brust, our general plant manager, has floatng at anchor n hs own backyard on the shorelne at Stony Creeft,. A 28-foot cabncruser-whch he helped buld was launched late n August. A seashore home and boat-ownng frend started Mr. Brust thnkng about a boat ot hs own. Three years ago, he and hs wfe, Betty, took a navgaton course at Yale Unversty n antcpaton of some day ownng ther own cruser. "Whenever you plan to buld or buy somethng expensve," Mr. Brust sad, "ts best to consult someone relable; and dd just that. called on the Johnson Boat Company n Short Beach,, whch has blt everythng from rowboats to large crusers. Mr. Johnson, the founder. s now over 9 years old, stll gong strong, but not actve n the, busness. So, you see, couldnt go wrong workng wth that knd of experence." The boat that Mr. Brust wanted s a,johnson-desgn. But le wanted a few clanges, so he drew up plans of hs own for the cabn. Franmework for the boat was set andassembled last Decomer. \Vnter shows kept workers busy-ndoors untl:sprng when the hull was hauled outsde among slent boats n drydock..there, the craft gradually took shape. Every detal was cargfuly worked out Wth d(rlhgs-"( rbbng) of oak, and plankng ot natve cedar, the hull wll be three tmes as strong as a mass-producton model, accordng to Mr. Brust. Next to,come were the power plant a 3 h.p., slx-cllnder marne Chrls-Crat engne ; the automatc electrc blge pump, the electrcal blge pump, the electrcal system, gas tanks, water tanks, and steerng mechansm. Thngs began to shape up. "Ths s no job tor an amateur," Mr. Brust explans. "Thats what was when started, could have done more of the buldng myself, but wanted to be completely safety conscous and conservatve. But bvllt the bulkheads and afterdeck, dd the plumbng, pantng, stanng and varnshng, and hooked up the engnes exhaust system. My changes n the orgnal plans added nne nches to the heght of the hull, gvng me more room nsde. But had a reason., expect to spend some of my tme nsde the l)oat, loo! And n falny weatler guests can go below deck for protecton and comfort." "The floor, a landlubbers term for.deck, wll be covered wth a rug, and Mrs. Brust and daughter, Barbara, wll have plenty to do to make the -cabn lvable wth Venetan blnds and other trmmngs. They wll gve the cruser the womans touch we must have tc keep ths a famly project." Many bult-n qualtes wll make the craft the envy of other boat owners. The cabns sdes are ftted wth lghtly staned mahogany, gvng a rch effect ot expert cabnet makng. ts sldng plexglass wndows allow, seafarers plenty of nvgoratng salt ar; teakwood wll cover the cockpt. Panted canvas covers other declc space and;, the cat-walks on each sde of the cabnsan electrc blowerlocatcd near the engne, serves as a major safel<> devce both to the boat and passengers. t s used to expe gasolne funes that may accumulate n the engne room whle the NUnog Cruhlo Steel rolled over Vnu-ran Stool and Wre wth three slraglu Ramcs n the ndustral l.eaku on Tuesday a week ago. lo Uranford factorv rolled 5!5.) to J.. 5 H) 5- and TvlO to 57 to smo the trple. W. Santo led the nsms wth ;;W pns on game smashed of lol. T2 and Vl2. Jnov Tnmsln, wth n 3 showng on le, 3 and "S. pacld the vctors. t".. O. \AWH\ 33 was hard pressea to okp out a 2 to verdct over the ndnpenlent Amusement Company, The Steelworkors got out n from -ST to 5 and 554 to 53 before losng, 5 to clM?ovrkc, for the fourth straght week, led he wnners wth a 3()l accountng on scores of m, V and \2h. Dllly lrada wth a 3K set cnmpllod on and M paced the losers. Package Store bottled up the led Men, 2 to..after losng the frst set 533 to 535, the Gor.skcnen romped 53 to 52f and 53 to -8. Wall Tanulcvlch led the uptowners wth a 3)2 outng on 2,,3l and. Joe Lasao was the bggest tomahawk roller smashng out a 33 l,rlple on 7, 9 and. Ganott Takes Thrd Class B Ten Pn Classc Launched n August, the B n B awats maden trp wllo plankng swells. The 3 h.p. engne, makng 5 to 8 knots, wll then bo balanced and tuned. Protectve canopy wp cover colts aftetdock. GRLS 4 WANTED EXPERENCED OPERATORS ON ALL PARTS OF MENS DRESS and SPORT SHRTS SPEGAL POCKET SETTERS FLAP SETTERS 2nd STTGH JONERS GUFF OVERSTTGHERS also LEARNERS STEADY WORK GOOD PAY VACATONS AND HOLDAYS WTH PAY NSURANCE BENEFTS 9 SHORE LNE BUS TAKES YOU TO DOOR ASHLEY SHRT GORP., Conn. TELEPHONE boat s lyng dle. " expect to put the fnal touches on her ths wnter," remarked Mr. Bru.st.,"By haulng tme wll have a runway bult.so can haul the cruser out wthn feet of he house. There on the lawn the boat wll be handy to work on. Perhaps next year Mrs. Brust and.shall take a wnter cruse to Horlda. Wth our knowledge of navgaton, and a lttle brushng up. thnk we can malte t." Lookng forward to retrencnt after a long career wth SNET, Mr, Brust expects hls new hobby to "keep me busy and out ot trouble." Sumner actvtc!* wll lalfe-the fanry on fshng [nd pleasure trps n Long sland Sound and along the New England coast. At hgh tde one day last month, the boat was launched. Chrstened the "B n B" (for Betty and Bob) wth Barbara smashng the tradtonal champagne bottle, the crulscr sld down the ways. The hrjll, known only to nc who has helped buld.somethng wth hs own hands, holongod to Mr Brust then. As he watched t ht the walor tealslhy*: LENNOXmafm s -k SAFEJ /> COMFORTABLEJ Maro Glnnnoltl of he Howard /\llo>h won the West End Clans D. cla.sslcs thrd annual stagng n East Haven over the wcokoul. whppng n record weld of under 8 average rollers wth a sx-gamo plnfall of 7(. nannolll lned up strngs of.35, 2(), MS, 7, 27 and 7 to comple the 7 that locked Up he.$75 flr.m prze. The wnnng fgure was the lowest tl the events hstory lut proved hghest n a elnllonglng oontngent of 7 shooters from all sectons ot llq Slaje. (.loofgc.jennngs of Pnlrflcld was the wnner a year ago on 7(57 wth "5 cortpettors, nd Joe Fcderowlc?. of Ansonltt won the naugural two years ago wth a powerful."ttls that beat back a 33- man group. Stanley lln5k of fnshed second, 28 pns lehlnd he wnners tally. Hs 733 was bult on games of, 3. 9, SJ, 8, 23, that-noltod hm $.3. Other prl?.e collectors and ther scores were; Thrd, Carl Tlnll Plalnvllle, 2, 2, 8, /O, 2, 2 73, $32r fourth,,l(e Novak, New Haven, 27,. 5,, 2.S, 9, 729, $2- ffth, Artlur le Leonnrdo. East Haven,, lll, 32,28, 9, 2 722, $8; te for sxth Alex Skrlla, Bloomtleld, VS, 23, 22, 3G, 9, 79, nnl Erod Stone, romaston, v3, 7, 22, 2, H5, 7,, encl SU; olnth, ed Klaus, Brslnl,, 3, 9, 7 M ;js 78, SO; and hgh sngle con-.solatlon, a 53 game, John Marek, Wlnsted, $5. nnnes, 527 oo95 and Xy\\ to.5 before losng the nghtcap, -S to 53. lonnln Hcaln had hs left handed hooks workng pcrlocly as St. Vncents second unt lopped the No. lenrt from North, 5-9 to 92, 578 to,522 and -99 to 55. t *hln ptched a ;)9 outng on 28, 2 and 9. Uroadman Phl Egnn rolled n the.dnugl wth.32 knockdowns on 9, 3 and 29. St. Bernndottes No. 2 array took the odd game n he three game set wth S. Clares No. 2, droppng the frst encounter n to 58 and then ralng, 55 to 3 and.s9 to 5.-J. nnes led tle losers droppng 3 pns on 7, 9 and 94. J, Walsh, pnnng anchor for he wnners made hs 33! showng on 98, and, Close Decsons Noted n Catholc Pn Loop n the Shorelne Catholo Howlng League last nght, tght acton narkod nl four matches. S. Clares No..St. Vncents Nns. and 2, and, St. Bornadeltes No. 2 each grabbed 2 to verdcts. p the Momnuguln-North sctlo, the St, Clare lnstors rolled to an early lead wnnng,5l9 to 7 anjr 595 to 98 before bowlng n a surprse fnsh, 53 n 5. D. lartgans 333 sot on 9, 22 and 2 paced the loses whle Angle Mellllo Wll a 37 accountng on 3, 28 and 83 took hgh honors. Anchorman Ed Slonlck led the No. boys of St. Vncents to ther wn over the Morrs Cove aggregaton when he pegged, 32 and for a,339 audt.j. Fryer ot the losers grabbed hgh honors lyng counts of 2, 3 and.2 together for a llgh; 37erforl. The Center com.hlne gr:hhcl the frst two nstructors Course n Red Cross Nursng Slated For Clnton An hjlructos tranng rour.so for gaduate nurses wll he condnced tor a wo begnnng Monday, November 2(>, Mton, the Ued Cross announced today. Cla.ssoM wn le-held from ;3 to f;3 P. M. anrl from 7 to P. M. dally durng he week wth Ml.ss Uorls Culler of Vrgna nursng feld represenlatlve for lle eastern area ot the Anerlcan Natonal tted Cross, al nslruclor. The local Red Cro.ss ponted out Unt such a course would he an cxcelcnt opporlunlly lor graduate nur.ses to bccoe qualfed nslruetors n a.short lme. Donatons fsked For Church Far The ladles of the Old Stone Church are renlndcd lo call Mrs. John Alen, Mrs.! Paul Hnano or Mrs. Carleton Wlllman f they have nny donatons for the Whte Elephant Booth at the Annual ChrLslmns Far on November 29lh, and the commttee wll be glad to plek them up: Tuhercdosls n 9S klled more than l.oo chldren under 5 years of,go n the Unted Stales. Gathocs Campagn For Used Clothng For Foregn Felds A Clothng drve tor needy per. sons n Europe ntd Asa wll he conducted n ths week by St. Mary.s Church n co-operaton wth other Catholc Churches throughout the Stato. The drve, whch H conducted annually n the dlocelje, opened yesterday followng arecent appeal by Rt. Uev. Henry J.pBron, Bshop of larttord. lbsw,ho are not members of St. MafyS Church also are nvted lo a.!sls( n the drve. E.speclally sought.r the drve are blankets heavy, cdtten or woolen underwear and heavy socks, but mo.st knds of wearable clothng n good condton can bo used as well as beddng of all types. The demand for chldrens clothng, layottos and kntted gurmehts nl.so s great at ths tlre." The staton agan ths year wll be n St; Mary s Church hall. Dscover the blessngs of Lonnoz homt heatng Freedom from "sweatng," cold floors, drafts ;.. automatc temperature con- ] tro.,. complete safety... maxmum fuel savngs. 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5 Page Eght STONY CREEK By Nancy Hafner Telephone 8-38 CHURCH OF CHRST )R«v. Arnold R. Val, Pastor 9:45. Church School Superntendent, Howard Kelsoy lloflf Mornng Worshp 7: Plgrm Fellowshp Next Sunday mornng the.servce wll consst of an nformal hymn- be held n February, there wll be sng, Wth a bref sermonette by the more Lte and Star rwards and even Rev. Arnold H. Val. As ths wll be an Eagle was hnted at. famly Sunday, everyone s cordaltv nvted toatlend. Famlar old few tclcets to ther modern and The Marners are stll holdng a copel hymns wll bo sunn by the square dance lo be held n Seasde -ongrcgaton; and the followng Hall on Snturdrfy, December 8, from.solosts! Rev, Arnold R. Val and 8-. Any member may be contacted Kdwln Burne, who Wll sng two tor tckets. (let selectons, and Pfc. Kennctl On Thursday, Nov. 29, the Stony Gothcr, USMC, on leave from Creek TA wll hold a puljllc card nrrl.s sland, Who wll also render party n the basement ot S nl old lymn.. Thoroaas Church, the parly wll On Sunday nght, at 7:, famllch af<! nvted to see an nterestng and odfcatoral sound flm, sown by Klpl. Opporman. Tlc usual short.worshp servce conducted Plfgrlm Fcllowslp wll precede tlls move.. ; Uast Sunday, Rov.Val s happy toannounco, showed the fnest attondcnceof ary Stmday ths tall. Lots all go to church next Sunday and support Famlj Sunday. ; ST. THERESAS CHURCH Rev. Francs Broon, Pastor Masses 8: and n:.3 a.m. Sunday Confessons 7:3 p.m. Saturday On Sunday afternoon, Dec., the Rosary Confraternty wll hold a Ghrlstthas bazaar and slver lea, fromfour to seven. On sale wll be pany handmade tems as well as whte elephant artcles. The commttee fo rthls affar wll be: Mrs. Mrs. Morrt Urquhart ot Westbury, Long sland, New York, and Mss Rose Carlson, charman, Mrs. An Janethony Massare, Mrs. loert Collns, McCrea, ot Woodhaven, New Mrs. Frank Ablondl, Mr.s. Ralph Relnhold, and Mrs. James Kng. The Cub Scouts held tlelr Pack STEVE PRUSSCK GARAGE EQUPPED TO REPAR ALL MAKES OF CARS W, Mo/n St. Ul. -9S Branlotd RE-UPHOLSTERNG At Moderate Cost... By Expert Craftsmen Castle Shop DECORATORS Desgners and Monufacturors of Lvng Room Funlturo All work done rght on our premses PHONE HO B Man Street East Haven meollnr Monday at 7: at the* School. Each of the four dena pro-.scnted a puppet show under the dl rectlon of Ha den mother. The local Troop No., USA, wll meol Wednesday lo contnue ther work for mert badges. t s hoped that at the next Court of Honor, lo talto tle form ot a dessert brdge, and dessert wll be served at8:. The commttee for tle card party, to whch each loslcss la uslted lo by the brng her own cards, s as follows: Mrs. Harold Gottwals, charman, Mrs. Frank Ablondl, Mrs. Kenneth Mattern, Mrs. Perry Craven, Mra. Ncholas. Pullman, Mrs. Harry Coller, Mrs. Cscar Olovaon, Mr.s. C. F. Dooley. Pfc. Kenneth Guenther, USMC, formerly ot Walros Road and recently ot Parrls sland, S. C, has been assgned lo Lejeune, N. C, Marno Base, where he wll servo n the Personnel Dopl. Pfc. Ronald Magee, ot USAF, statoned at Sampson Ar Force Base, Geneva, New York, has been nformed ot hs transfer to El Presdo, a cvlan school located near San Francsco, York, salera ot Mr.s. Arnold H. Val of the Congregatonal parsh house, wll be llo Thank.sglvlng guests ot the Rev. and Mrs. A. R, Val, The Womens Auxlary ot the Church ot Chrst wll hold ther annual Chrstmas sale n the clurch rooms on Wednesday. Dec. 5, at 3:. Rosary Confraternty Sets Yule Bazaar Date The annual Chrstmas tea and bazaar of ho Ro.sary Contratcrnlly of S. Therosc Clurch, Stony Creek, wll ) lclfl on December D from 4 n 7 P. M. Thorn wll also bo a whle clo hanl lahle. Mrs. Ho.se Carlson, charman, has announced her commlllee as tolkw.s; Mrs. Anlhony Massare, Mrs. Robert Collns, Mra. James Mr.s. Frank Ablondl, and Mrs. Rolph lelnhold, MUSC OF THE CHURCH Tle Juvenle Muscal Art Socety wll meet on November 2 at the llnckslono Memoral Lbrary. The subject wll be "Malc ot to Clurcl." CLEANNG & REPARNG OF CHMNEYS WHTE BOX 97 ALSO PONTNG EAST HAVEN, CONN. Shelon Man Found Dead n Sand Pt Apparent Sucde The body of Cdw.nl Dlltlcnzo, 3, of Kccnc.Slreel,.Shelton, was found n hs car n a sandpt about 2 yards ot Route HO, North Bran ford, Tuesday afternoon. Coroner James J. Corrlgan sad DRenzo had apparently commtted sucde by ahootng hmself behnd the left ear wth a.22 calbre rfle found n the car. Corrlgan sad the body had boon tlere several days before t was dscovered bv an undentfed person at :3. M. Probable cause, accordng to Corrlgan, was martal nfollclty" or an unhappy marrage. DlRlenzo left lomo a weolc ago and had not been seen snce. A man on hs way to work yesterday mornng notced the car n the sandpts near Farm Rver. When ho was returnng n the oternnon hn agan saw the car and notfed constable Clarles Leonard who n turn called n State Polce from Westbrook Barracks under Lt. Mangln. Tre tracks from the car revealed t had cnlcred the pts when the ground was soft. No traclts leadng out could be found. The body was removed to New Haven lospltallast nght. LONG THE SCOUTNG TRAL Wth Chart We are confronted wth a small problem ths week. We have on our hands a prelty nce supply ot waste paper and a multtude of old books tha are causng my car lo st out these nghts whle they adorn the floor ot my garage, to make no menton of the fact that our traler s loaded lo. ho lop and spllng over, We are sure n dre need of some old shed, shack, barn, or whatever that wn lot us cover up ths potental ncome. f we could have some such shelter t would be possble to render a bettor servce on pckup as we wouldnt have to spend so much tme between Town and Now Haven. would sure apprecate any otter that anyone has to ths stuaton, THE BRANFORD REVRW-EAST HAVEN NEWS The Stony Crccc P. T. A. wll old ts annual card parly on Thursday, day seaaons of the Natonal Grange. November 2, at St. Theresas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Batty ot Church Hall at 8 oclock. There wll Norlhtord announce the brth ot be door przes and a whte elepant ther second chld, a daughter, Carol table. Tckets may.be purchased Jean, on November 7th at the New from any member or at the hall on Haven Hosptal. The lltle one s the the nght ot the affar. grandchld of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mrs. Howard Gottwalls, charman Harrson ot North Street. wll be asssted by Mrs. Frank St. Augurttlnes Church wll hold Ablond, Mrs Carroll Dooley, Mrs. a Chrstmas Bazaar n the North Perry Craven, Mrs. Harry Coller, Town Hall on December Mrs. Oscar Olvson, Mrs. Ncholas zonng Commsson on a form fur 2nd from 2 untl oclock. A general Pullman, and Mrs. Kenneth Mat nshed by thern and shall furnsh nvtaton s extended to al cdron of Northford and Norl Bran- Anyone avng artcles that can tern. such nformaton as may tcsonably be requred by, them tor an ford. Those wo are servng on the be used s asked to call Mrs. Kenneth Mattern, 8-28S2, or Mrs. ntellgent understandng of the varous commttees are: proposed worl?. Mrs. Edward McKosky, decoratons; Mrs. Elbrdge Moore, grab- make arrangements lo call tor them. permts, (-29 Howard Gottwalls, 8-334, who wll No fee wll be requred tor the Any type of household artcle,.levvelry, nck-nacks and oters wll bo accepted. and know speak doubly tor my bag; Mrs. Joseph Dolan and Mrs. car. Andrew Swa,chuk, fsh-pond; Mrs. All knds ot projects are n the Charles Donado, Mrs. George Augur. works for troop Two, but stll no Jr., and Mrs. Antono Palluzzl, cake word on whats new wth any ot llo booth; Mrs. Wllam Koch and Mrs. other unts. What do we care? Wo Charles Augur, and Mrs. Frank let you know what wo are dong, Doody, aprons; Mss Laura Augur, Kng, and apparently everyone else s Mrs. Tlomas Menton, and Mrs. restng. Our Chrstmas tree sale wll be one ot the next great thngs to come from the Communty House. halo to let t be known but we are sot on rasng $ to fnance a trp across the USA ths summer and tlls wll bo our klckoft. want t known lere and now, we want you folks to get your moneys worth on any prolect we undertake. We wll certanly apprecate any project you hwe to otter. Our Scouts-are sklled n most any project, or wll leftrn. SOCAL WOHKEHS MEET The socal worlsers of the Con gregallonal Church wll meet at the Church on Monday, November 2, at S P. M. Hostesses for the evenng wll be Mrs.-Harry Cooke, Mrs. Davd Sampson, Mrs. Stanley Bray and Mrs, Harry Hall. Tuberculoss s not nherled. \% lest DrveAmerlcfs favorte */rt rut nre: of ENSHC "ya.moke.maklxf. N T» PASTS ruks Wfou> auld ma onyv NTHe. lonf-wce FELD Fotlomllc Dld l two drwt n DM ht newest, smoolhnl, lolal lulomllt dlv ol lll ferdomatlc DrWt, op/onof at mtlra tntt, oralfabl M,!)!, V.A onlft tqvfpfllhf, oec«fl9rt» ond Mm vb/cl fa tfanaa wlhoul r A)WS BUlTNEAKy )K)U CAH PAy MOHB.., Burwu CANT Buy Benl FOKO V-B seus fou HUNOfCDS samanmostsxtl r&the rypc CFE»OH YOUUflflDNTHB MOST CXPBMSn/E CAftr Better yet... WlfH FORDOMATC QllV Fordonatc,s two drves n one, combnng the best features of curler "luomncs." You gel the smooth llow of power of a Flud Torque Converter... the GO of Automatc Mcchncal Gears... plus le savngs of havng tlc exact power jou need, when See our laeclon of jou need d Come n and "TEST DRlVf" t fodayl Wlson Auto Sales Co., nc. 47.MONTOWESE STREET. BRANFORD. CONN../rv USED CARS North CONGREGATONlL CHURCH Rev. Rchard Kozolka, Pastor Mrs, Arthur Maynard Organst and Chor Drector : Mornng Worshp ZON EPSCOPAL CHURCH The Hcv. Frances J. Smth, Rector Edmund L. Stoddard, Lay Reader Mrs. Paul Hawkns, Organst Mrs, Edmund L. Stoddard Chor Drector :3 Mornng servce and Sermon : Churcl.School on Saturday mornng., ST. AUGUSTNES H C CHURCH The Rev. John J. McCarthy, Pastor Felx Mogulre, Curate Mr. Frank Frnwley, Organst and Chor Drector Mrs, Rutl Donado, A.sst., Organst Mass 7: - :5 - :5 8: Northford Members of St. Augustnes parsh are urged to.seek and donate all used clothng possble t t s n good repar for llo use ot needy n Korea and other sufferng comlrles. Shoes are especally heeded t s slated, as well as other arllclos of warm clothng. Cvl Deton.se allvllles are ncreasng n the town. Mr. Joseph Breton, local lead,laa asked for Cvl Dofen.se workers. Over wenly persons were fngerprnted n the town hall on la.sl Thursday nght when they sgned up for Cvl Detense servces. At lle present lme there s need tor arplane spotlera. Several wll be needed by December st. Mrs. Arthur Maynard, Mss Ethel Maynard, and Mss Mabel Barlholoncw.spent the weeend n Atlantc Cty where tley attended the three James Rely, fancy-work; Mrs. Edward Daly, Mrs. John Hart, and Mrs. Lesle Hart, refresmons; Mrs. Lous Alberec ad.-mrs. Carl Erlckson, candy., Local.schools close onwednesday Wll approprate exercses n observance of the Thanksgvng season. Sessons wll begn agan on Monday, November 2. Begnnng on Wednesday, Augur Road wll be closed, to traffc at he brdge whch c-osses Farm Rver. The old wooden,brdge wll be replaced wth a stefcj brdge. At tls partcular pont,.thp under pnnng pers ot wood are, ((jubjected to a great stran at,,ftshet tme. The work s beng done)accordng to re commendaton by kale engneers. The Board of Selectmen have nearly Bomploted negotatons for addtonal land for scoo onlargemenls at the Wllam Douglas and Jerome Harrson SchooLs. The work wll be completed, t s antcpated, at an early date, and tle fnal sales wll be transacted. The Board ot Lbrary Drectors wth the Board of Selectmen have negotated for the the sale ot the (jronerty known as the Dr. Clara famltl home. ncome from ths sale wll be used tor the Smth Memoral Lbrary Fund. The North Boy Scouts wll conduct ther monthlv paper drve (n Saturday of ths week. Trucks wll begn collectons drectly after luncheon. Resdents are asked to have ther paoera bundled and placed by the roadsde n front ot ther lomes. ncome from the sale ot such contrbutons goes nto he fund tor unforms and general expenses. lula G. Rely, Sster Of ludge. Strcken Fatally Mss Jula G. RellTy, of S East Rock Road New Haven ded suddenly Sunday mornng at her homo. She was ho daughter of the late Wllam J. and Catherne A. Rely. For some years. Mss Rclly was secrolary for her.brother, Tlomas F. Rely, atlorney and real estate operator, wth otflccrsf at 85 Man Street, Easl Haven. Survvng are three other brothers, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John R. Rely, paslor of St. Marys Church Norwch, Phlp H. and Wllam J. Rely; and two sstera, Sster N. Admrablla, statoned,at St. Marys Home, west Hartford, and Sslcr M. Camlla, drector ot novces at Our Lady of Mercy Novcate, Madson. Tle funeral was held Tuesdav. mornng at 9:3 oclock from her home. A solemn hgh mass of requem was celebrated n St. Josephs Church at oclock. Bural was n St. Lawrence Cemetery. Edward P. Mulcahy Servces Held Men, The death ot Edward P. Mulcahy, husband ot he late Esther Burns Mulcahy ot 4 Short Beach Road, Easl Haven, occurred Saturday. Mr. Mftlcahy wasa charter member.of Santa Mare Councl No. 8. Knghts of Columbus, later merged wth San Salvador Councl, No.. He s survved by o dauglter, Mrs. Wllam Morann of East Haven; two sons, Joln E. of New Haven, and Edward R. Mulcahy ot Rchmond. Va.; sx grandchldren, sx great grandchldren, and a sster, Mrs. Helen Flanagon. "le funeral North Makes Appeal For Aero Spotters An appeal for arplane spotters was made at the meetng ot a Cvl Deten.se group n the town hall on last Thursday. A representatve from the State Commttee was present, and two stale troopers took fnger prnts of more than 2 per-.sons who volunteered for cvl defense dutes. Representatve persons present ncluded Selectman Danel M. Doody, Town Clerk Ruth J, Beers; presdent of llo. North Red Cro.ss, Mrs. Samuel Sloan; presdent of the ublc Health As.jocnton, Mrs. John ytlmer; Frtz Vogt, Volunteer Fre Department, Mr. and Mr.s. Clttord Harrson, Boy.Seoul Commttee; Mr.s. Frank Snow, Grl Scout Captan; Rev. John J. McCarthy, of the clergy; and Mrs. Jo.seph Breton and Koruj Palmer ot the Cvl Defense Commttee, and others who were members of varous groups wthn the town. Ths was the second ol a seres ot meetngs. The next meetng wll be held n Norttord at a tme and place to be announced. t s antcpated that an even larger group wll be present, and a program s beng arranged tor the meetng. Stony Creek PTA Holds Card Party Next Thursday Eve. ndan Neck PTA Debates Hot Meals A dscusson of the hot lunch pro gram was the theme ot a recent meetng of the ndan Neck P. T. A, Guest speakers were Mss Glora Pope, nutrton cvonsultant for the State Department ot Health, who spoke frst on the necessty ot proper foods for healty boty and mental growth; Mrs. Joan Shantz nutrtonst for the Connectcut Dary and Food Councl, wjo summed up the proper food requrements tor a h.-jlaced meal, and Mrs. Elzabeth Brown, assstant school lunch supervsor for the State Department ot Educaton, who explaned He settng tp of the program n Connectlcutl stressng the fact that ot 9 towns n the State ot Connectcut only 22 do not have a hot lunch program n the schools. The Speakers then answered many questons put to them by the members. After he meetng, refreshments were served by Mrs. Kenneth Burne, Mrs. Carl Anderson and ther com mttee. Baptst Welfare League Schedules A Two Day Dec, Supper And Sale A two-day supper and aale wll be conducted by the Frst Baptst Crurcl Welfore League and Servce Guld on December 4 and 5. Durng the aflcrnoon of Decern ber 4, a sale of fancy work, aprons and varous other,artcles wll be led n the church vestry. Tea wll be served durng the sale, to whch the, publc s nvted. On the followng nght, the annual church supper wll take place, wth the sale contnung durng the supper. Tckets tor the affar are now beng sold b.v members ot the oganlzatons. General charmen for the two days arc Mrs. Carroll T. Neal and Mrs. Cornela Brewer. Commttees wll be announced soon. lohn A. Aaronson, 8, Servces Held Frday Funeral servces weo conducted by He Curts Funeral Home lst Frday from the Tabor Lutheran Church for John Oron Aaronson, husband of Anna Olgena Aaronson, Stony Creek, ded at hs home Tuesday November 3, followng a short llnesa. He was n hs Slat year.. Born n Narpes, Fnland, le worked at the quarry n Stony.Creek tor over 4 years. Mr. Aaronson was a member ot Tabor Lutheran Clurch. He s survved b.v hs wfe: a nece, Esther Anderson; and a nephew, Valdemar Anderson, both ot. nterment was n the Tabor Lutleran Cemetery, Herbert. Barker Ded Frday Mornng Thursday, November 22, 95 CLASSFED ADS HELP WANTED BUY - RENT SELL WORDS or LESS 5;zr STUATONS WANTED - HAVE T REPARED FOUR TMES $.5 Classfed Advertsng Mus Bo Prepad For ad over words, oenh for each addlonal 5 words CLASSFED DSPLAY 5c per column nch Classfed ads rfust be receved by S: F.M. Wednesday for publcaton n Thursday edlmon. The Revew - East Haven News e-o THE BRANFORD PRNTNG CO PHONE BRANFORD, CONN. LEGAL NOTCES NOTCE To all members ot the Cvc Assocaton ot Short Beach, Connectcut: o Executve Board ot such Assocaton, actng as the Zonng Commsson thereof, does hereby gve notce that a publc hearng wll be held at the Flrehouse n Short Beach on December 3, 95 at 8: P.M. to consder and act upon the followng proposed Amendment to the Ordnance, vz: Bo t propcsod that: A. No person,..frm or Corporaton shall erect, construct, enlarge or alter a buldng or structure or cause the same lo be done wthout lrst makng applcauon and ob tanng a permt therefor. B. Ordnary mnor repars may be made wthout (lng an applcaton or obtanng o permt, provded such repars shall not volate any of the provsons of ths ordnance. C. An applcaton for a termt, sgned by the owner or hs authortzed agent, shall be lled wth the DSTRCT OF BRANFORD, ss., PRO BATE COURT, November, 95. Estate ot WADSLAWA- SKOT- NCK late of, n sad Dstrct, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Ds trlct ot, hath lmted and allowed sx months from the. date ereot, for the credtors ot sad estate to exhbt ther clams for set tlement. Those who neglect to pre sent ther accounts properly attested, wthn sad tme, wll be de barred a recovery. All persons ndebted to sad Estate are requested to make mmedate payment to Raymond J. Skotnlckl Admnstrator Address: ndan Neck Ave., Conn. (-22 DSTRCT OF BRANFORD, ss. PRO BATE COURT, November 2, 95. Estate ot CLARA B. FENNER n sad dstrct, deceased. The Admnstratrx havng ex hbted her admnstralon account wth sad estate to ths Court tor ar lowance, t s ORDERED That the 28th day ot November A.D. 95 at 2:3 oclock n the afternoon, at the Probalo Otfce n, be and the same s assgned fur a hearng on the allow anco of sad admnstraton account wth sad estate, and ths Court drects Flora K. Goldsmth to cte all persona nterested toron to ap-. pear at sad tme and pl.co, l>y pub- Hshng ths order n some newspaper publshed n New H.ven County and hvng a crculaton n sad datrct. and by postng a copy on the publc sgn-post n the Town of wlero the deceased last dwelt. By the Court: Flora K. Goldsmth, -22) Clerk DSTRCT OF BRANFORD, s., PRO BATE COURT, September 9, 95 Estate ot JOHN UKLESSBEAMON late ot, n sad Dstrct, deceased., The Court of Probate for the Dstrct of, hath lmted and allowed sx months from the date ereot, for the credtors of sad es tale to exhbt ther clams for settlement. Those who neglect to present hor accounts properly c-tlested, wthn sad tme, wll bo dobarred < recovery. All persons ndebted to sad Estate are requested to make mmedate payment to, Connectcut (-22 Else Beamon, Admnstratrx Address: West End Avenue DSTRCT OF BRANFORD, ss. PRO BATE COURT, November 9, 95. Estate ot STERLNG W. BALDW late ot, n aad Datrlct, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dstrct ot, hath lmted and allowed sx months from te dale lereot, for the credtors of sad estate to exhbt ther clams tor settlement. Those who neglect lo present ther accounts properly attested, wthn sad tme, wll be debarred a recovery. All persons ndebted to sad Estate are requested to make mmedate payment to Myrtle. Baldwn, Admnstratrx Address: Holchkss Grove,, Conn. (-29 whose death occurred at hs home early Frday mornng, followng a long llness, \Vere held Saturday n the parlors ot Beecher & Bennot. The Rev James E. Waery, paslor of the Old Stone Church n East Haven, ottclated, and bural was at the convenence of the famly. Mr. Barker s srrved by lls wfe, Mrs. Olga Tyler Barker; a daughter, Mrs. Charles Htchcock ot Funeral servces for Herbert O. Barker of 9 Francs Street, East Haven, formerly owner o the Barker Typewrter Servce, New Haven, was held from Ssk Brothers Funeral Home, 28 Dwght Street, of North Hoven, and four grand Stamford; a son, Robert W. Barker Mondn,v mornng at 8:5 and at chldren. Mr. Barker started tle 9 oclock a solemn requem hgh typewrter busness n 99 n New mass jvas celebrated n St. Clares Haven, and retred n 942. The frm Church, Bural was n St. Bernard s now at 57 Orange Street of the Cemetery. same cty. MMEDATE DELVERY: ron Ena. mel Dtanboard Snks, and Lavatores; Chrome BrasS Tolet Accessores; Copper Gutter and Leaders; Roofng and nsulaton. THE CONN. PLUMBNG AND LUMBER COMPANY 73 State St. Now Haven, Conn. Tel BRANFORD WRECKNG COMPANY Cedar Street Phone WLL BUY YOUR USED CAR OR TRUCK Regardless of Condton We also hdve a lno of Used Parts WOOD STORM WNDOWS MADE TO ORDER S4.2S and up QUCK DELVERY MEFFEHT LUMBER CO. North Man St SHORE LNE SCHOOL OF DRV NG Courteous - Careful - Capable. Qualfed Women and Men nstructors. Dual controueb and heavly nsured Cars. Call Gulford 392 for appontment. HAND LAUNDRY, all knds of curtans, shrts, lnens expertly done. Pcked up and delvered DACHSUND PUPPES Sre Cana- dan and Amercan Champon. Loebrldge Farm, Sperry Road, Bethany FU 7-87G. HELP WANTED--MALE Natonal organzaton has openng for salesman, free to travel. ntroduce copyrghted Fnancal Servce Busneas-Protessonal men, lst names ot slow pay accounts..!7-$8 earnng potental. Plenty repeats..$ weekly draw plus bonus to men qualfyng. Wrte experence. Box B, c-o Revew. (-22 NO. 7>/2 VOLUNTEER HOT WATER HEATER for sale. Has been carryng 95 feet of Radaton. Has a 24" fre pot and four top sectons. n good condton. Can bo seen at 57 South Montowese Street,, or call BENGAL RANGE, Combnaton, 2 ol burners and 4 gas burners. For Sale. Whte and black stove. Very good condton. $5. Phone HO KALAMAZOO RANGE, coal and gas, wonderful heater n good condton. Cream and buff color. $45. Call after P.M. WOMAN tor lght house work, jelp wth chld mornngs, 9 to 2 A.M. Tel FOR SALE Mahogany Bookcase. Double glass doors. Good condton. Telephone 8-3. LEGAL NOTCES DSTRCT OF BRANFORD, ss. PRO BATE COURT, November 2, 95. Sstate of DONALD HORBARTY ot, n sad Dstrct, a mnor. Upon the applcaton ot Fred Hobaty. Guardan of the.eastato of Donald Horbaty, prayng that he may bo authorzed to compromse and settle a certan clam n favor of sad estate, aganst The Unted States of Amerca, as per applcaton on ne more fully appears, t s ORDERED, That aad applcaton bo heard and determned at the Probate Ofllco n, n sad Dstrct on the 28th day ot November 95 at 3 oclock n the afternoon ot that day; and that publc notce ot sad applcaton and ot the tme and place of hearng thereon, be gven by publshng ths order one tme n some newspaper havng a crculaton n sad Dstrct, and by postng a copy thereof on the publc sgn-post n the Town ot, n sad Dstrct. By the Court: Flora K. Goldsmth, -22) Clerk. WARNNG OF A SPECAL TOWN MEETNG Notce s hereby gven to al legal voters of the Town ot that a Specal Town Meetng wll be held at the Hgh School Audtorum, corner of South Man, and Eades Streets n sad Town of, on the 2Sth day of Novemler, 95, at S P.M. (Eastern Standard Tme) tor the followng purposes, vz: To consder and act upon the petton ot Herbert E. HagstroM and others relatng to te queston whether or not any part or porton of the ndan Neck School property, ncludng meadow land a part thereof, shall be used for a Town dump. DOMNC J. BONTATBUS, ROBERT S. BRADLEY. LOUS C. ATATER,.. J Board of Selectmen, November 2, 95. m