crawford, new jersey, thursday. april 2f. 1938 ...'r r ' • jt^timawawmtt r ~jj- -_ * -•• -,: o...

' r r ' •

jT^TIMawawMTT r ~JJ- -_ * - • • - , : O ""-'- •to par-

p153.50 to enable ther I t o g o t o l

••ctarawa mij^'>^Hp-awia' t«ade '

Mrs.mlttee'ls

RooeeveBfor

to te-

who fa Hi.

MANTOUXTBTESTWILL BE GIVEN

•SI be givenCranfbrd, itTMsis.inOourtjtplan,County

usisted b y D r W.Fletcher (Rosemary „Miss Susan SeHy. flaU'Union (assist the

Dr.a very simple

:fuL A drop ofbetween that

•tabercucetB .kntered the bod*, aswouen spot wl*potntof tnjeetion _"foes not mean thatmo

.»fll

at any

in*ereula* 1> aa :which can get a; flm Bows IWaliaeslt. tt av.tjto use the tools toriearly, that igiveni _««* and the w a y .

SYMPHONY TO PLAY. SATURDAY MGHT

CRAWFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY. APRIL 2f. 1938 FIVE CENTS

Ambulance Replacement FundContributions Show Increase

$71 Received in Three; ChaJnnui lauds

Citbcn «od Chronicle farEdttaU oo Replacement

AH funds ernd fr rsot tag

i to fike.l% Quarterly

T h e Cranford Ambulance Oommit-tee herewith submits its report for thethree raonths January l to April l / ius;

•'lue ambulance responded to thkNytji-ntnecaDs to and from hospital* Inthis vicinity, as fouowj: BUiabethOto.end, St. maabeth), Atedan Brothers,MuhknbeTt. Bahway Memorial, Brook-alc* ana Bonnte Bum santtortum.

plMafcilmrreiiBeat.--* •-"•"•'• •»•to the Replace-

ment Fund proportionately increasedfor the three months. The donations

jnbjiijonajmaunted.to.For twesm months

r 31, 1WV, the totaltOnlyflOZ.

-The ^-»»-if~» is free to those un-able to pa*. Regular rates are expected,but not billed, to those that can affordthe charge. This money is buiMlng. upa fund for replacement when the pres-ent —*- '«~~ must be discarded TheFond only has a balance, of « m i 7 at

mâ wawtswvatawaa •*• H I •••^— • • •• •"" — -.-"and Gtrr-***. of issue of January IS,i m following TjrMt~rt~t of the An*nmd Report of the OommrBii*, wasvery'valuable in caning attention to

monetary retutnfor the use•BmkVsl-Ambulai' - "

of the Police and Fire. who operate tha msbu«j

am~unfauinf nTtheir courtesyand care of patients."

MOTS CLUB HOSTSAT LADIES'NIGHT

More than JOO members ot TrinttyClub, their wives and Mends. night enjoyed the annualnight program hi the/ parish

: OU-time favorite motion pic-including "The Great Train Rob-

bery.- "Adventure," -Harem, Nights"and others, with Mary Pickford, Char-tte Chapun, Win Rogers and Ben Tur-pto. featured. There was group atng-rng of old-timepopular numbers. Pieal-dent wnaam Troeber •ta.omtit thesaoawen and guests, and Percy Thom-as waa in charge of the program to the

- - - — — -— BiCrettb*

SOUTH AVE. TRAFFICSIGNALS IN OPERATION

New traffic signals M South andCentennial avenues and South and•outh Volaa. awnuea wew completedthis week and'are noVm'voperaUon.The two seta oi'signals will be sychron-ted with another set at South.andWalnut aveones In onhc to keep tnfflcalone South avenue moving at a mod-erate rate of speed. The slgnHa havebeen Installed to bring, about greaterpedestrian and motor vehicle safety onthVt.rjlfhwajv The work wasvarrtedout by Daniel J. Heyburn, local elec-trical contractor. ' .•

UONS NOMINATE

Slated for Prondent of ServiceGraup to Succeed

UHHek

nated for president of the lions Clubat the club's meeting last FrhSay nightin the Chimney Ooineri OUMK*.J)0U£-

which Past President James A. Strongwas.'chairman, were:_-_.^. :_„;-„_

r int vlce-pre»Jden*, Clarence FriU;second vioe-presldent, Robert J. Uler;secretary, Joseph WarsuaU; treasurer,William Oourley; taUl twister. JackApgar; Lion Tamer, Dr. Walter K: Fas-nacht; chaplain, Harrji R. Siaaon: tin*

George Angen; musical director, N. P.Stewart; and legal adviser, GeorgeBauer.

Felix DIFablo was elected to member-nip. bringlngthe club's men*erahlp toits fuU"q«ote of forty." Mr. DIFablo wasa charter member ot the local club.

Report was received that the dub'ssham of the reeent sports carnivalsponsored by the Rotary -and lionsClubs win be about $170.

The Rev. Orion C. Hopper of New-ark, first preaVent of the Cranforddub, gave an, address in keeping withOood Friday.™ '" ~" " ' "

Vloe-presUent FrHa conducted themeeUngi In the" absence oTTPresidentHarry R.Heins. - x

Tomorrow night's meeting will be Incharge of-Judkje Malcolm R. Wamock,who win lead a Socratto League dls-

BATIJOHT BATING TUOS -IN BFFKCT BBSS SUNDAY

Daylight Baving:Tune will go In-to effect In Oranfard and in themajority of riiin. P. Stewart, Botf-ard M. Park, Xugeo*. DZTowler, C. A.Victor, a\ L. Hedenbsrg, WWami Webv

CANVASSERS SOLICIT- FUNDS FOR WELFARE

Canvassers are bnsyHhU week cc*-lecttna funds for,tba Oninfor* WelfareAssociation's aAttTnlsfaattve budget, AIs announced by PwakSent Walter ~

Those takln* part in tint drive its':Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, Mrs. W. Hanal.Mrs. F. LoveD, Mrs. H. MUlar* Mra.Oox,Mrs.W.SUng*r,Jr,Mn.CaxlH.laasonTum. Oeorge >&(*, * , Mrs. WU-Uam HIB, Mrs.B.B.Boy* Mrs.D,,dNOollms, Mr»,Bay Tod, Mrs. D., Ôamen Vn. T. K Oarpenter, Mra, O.C. VanNuys, Mrs. Richard lackey, Mrs.O. Hlckok, Mrs. K. BarteM, Mrs. I*'Marsac, Mra,F. J. Deuer, Mrs. WwardT. Burr, lfrsl T»f5«««fn Allen, Mrs. O.Lease OrifBth, MH A. F. Dohrman,Mrs. W. 3. Duffletd, Mrs. John Dco-nlngton, Mrs. H. W. oabnon, Mrs. H>H. Priest, lbs . Jean Voorfaeca, andl theMisses Peggy Chakshank, Irene Mun-lenbrock, Catherine Oanda and HalMeFrankUn. Also o ; K. Warner, H, V,Uvlttgston; W. «.. Ooopsr, Carl H.Majon,wmiam B. Bragdon and K. O.

Community Leaders Cite ReasonsFor Support of Boy Scout Drive

portance In the growth and devetop-^ f l U h t t

dents who are Boy Scouts .are better-_pped to^ meet..both school and lifeaitaations; they .are arpeodaNe. seU-rebant ami develop the initiative, whichis inflnltely wortU while In aiding the

wish to give my unqualified endorse-O f d &

Dr." ABert "Mwls,-president o f t h eOranford Physlelans' dub hat gone onrecord for that organisation aa fol-lows: -

"As president of the Cranford Physi-cians' Club, may I take UUs oppor-tunity of expressing our wholeheartedmoral and financial support hi your,,-mp.ipi activities on behalf of theBoy Scouta of Cranford,

-Every physician recognises'the Im-portance of .Boy Scout activities In fur-thering the physical well-being of our

men, '""""

200 WILL ATTENDMEN'S DINNER TONIGHT

More than JOO men are expected toattend a dnner at 7 p. m. tonight inthe'high school cafeteria under aut-ptcer of ths ram's Bnxrp'ofthrHtgb -'PlaTarfarrthe* otjrnffiufllty-wlae "JUkM'School P.-T. A. The.dinner will befollowed byauditorium.

an entertainment In-theThe entertainment will

consist of a two-hour raudsvUle andmotion picture program,, with OeorgeKelly, former manager of the Gran-tor* Theatre, aa manager of ceremon-ies. 'While the «Unner ts onlyj for men,wives of- ticket purchase™ have beenIrnrtted to attend the entertainment.

ROTARIANS ELECTCHARLES L DOOLEY

Named of ServicePrcaioWtOrgsniatioiv Succeeding

Gharle. M. Ray.

Oharles-S. Dooiey wasetected preat-dent of the Oranfard Rotary Club last

ADULT EDUCATIONGROUP TO MEET

Plant for Fall Program to BeFurthered Wednesday

Night.

( j u t y w l a e AduHEducation program will be furthered atan open meeting- at S p. me Wednesdayin Cranford High School, It was an-nounced yesterday by Howard Râst,temporary ohairmah. AU organlavtiorie have been requested to tend athast one delegate to trie meeting, andan invitation to attend has been e *tended to all interested townspeople.

The nominating committee wia sub-mlt a slate of offlcera to head tha per-manent organisation, and them will bediscussion as to the courses to be ofufered in the adult classes, which, it Ishoped, will get underway about Oc-tober » .

Among • the courses. '*>•

OMnhj

Hfl»fioa

y\

WjOOOlOW

TajDOOilM . ,-

Persons working fer the Federal. State,'- •and pttr Oovemment

. That leases to dUthBwufk; ,

•.••Ineligible to do the work under OhtM Labor Law , , , . . ^ tumfi

. . , TnttTieaves toeWttowori'lîJ =

That leaves to do the work -»— . •• ,

, MO and the PitaldemCbe hWgone flthmg. and I ' w aatsto> «twt

~«ntwinsgihtr,Miw.atarJertoBmasy, -waobUgsted by Mm Rose cralgv paiiCounty president. "'

Among thtvkfton wen Mrs. IreneVoces of KUabeth, State banner bear-er; Robert MlogJey, past deputy cbJsfof staff of tfae1 State department; andOaatonC OrosBy, cawiswdar-elect ofthe post. • -

Member* of the auxiliary win attendtha" peat1* Installation of offlcen to;morrow nig&t'tp, totnsnlp rooms, afterwmjeh-they will vlstt Henry HectmonrnPost In Spotswood,, On Sundtn the twonisanlisliiiiai wtn be represented a> an 'Amettoaniauion parade In Jertey-Oity,,'and on May 1 at an Americanism pro- .gram to Trenton. / '

Befrehmeata wans served following ,the meeUng.' . ,

,-Ths Ber. M. V. Btovenaon, formerree* ,ttr/of Pne»-SplBoni c h m k H a b v ^fltt l in 4UIV«fO m Mf̂ jOM flUIV^P

W l Obftoh toj

3vM, ,, ,-™,-.,—v

^ _ L >

sxw

r •• * » '~ Pixel.

a « a WT*» lu*V»i£ta le i tboald be Bt

won* to our asttwat patty. One utui«mu«nt wj-tii-sjMen, ̂ p the pur.^'" "•» a**dedj ttw other

- sX Batler, Re-ttred:"Tbto Ooteusueut. by making a lot

of ao-s*. beating dmrasaim aaymr thiscountry to insulted. J» getting the boysall excited to g o t o war."

assay AT Wa-bvea,- Secretary of Agri-culture•We know now that there a n nations

JU-&'despise Democracy and whichlook with longing eye* toward"-thishemisphere."

Cardan M , Secretary of state:"We live today In «he shadow of in-

tenatknal tendon and at erent* whichhnpertl the very foundation of world

METHODIST CANVASSWILL START SUNDAY

Tb» Krenmember Oarnaa wiU b fSin Bundajr attaowon in tbb Otiatad

Into mek.H

itof tbe

eWorfdwDictators are flooding their countries and

the world with propaganda telling of the.j, ..manyâccQmpJjihinejits .theyl have.effected.,

• The propaganda even has made inroads intothis great nation—a nation which has one qfthe greatest heritages of all times. It is hightime that every city, town and village in theUnited States starts a propaganda campaigntelling its people of the countless accomplish-

Jthis, democracy^-July ,theMFourth,the anniversary of this nation's indepen-dence, isliortoo early a date to start thiscam-

Congress is the nation's legislative bodyonly when it is able to legislate. -

As a general rule, every issue of thisi th h Jg , y issue o

newspaper is worth more than Jt cost*.

Cranford can do its part in'tmTmove-; mentjby urging the Township Committee, to-apon»o»-«UQhâ-celebraUon-thU-year-«nd-by-, cooperating with- the local American Legion" post in making it a real Independence Day otP•• aervance.

Even grammar school children are be-ginning to understand that if the United.States expects to sell to foreign nations itmust be willing to buy something in return.

It takes two nations to follow the "goodneighbor policy-in international affairs. '

Pressure groups continue to make theAmerican taxpayer pay through the nose.

The problem of the. railroads seem to bebeyond the capacity of individuals to solve.

•There are people totheôriJwHcTpVefe'r'

There's a lot of wisdom1 in the Bible ifthe people of a nation will take the time to

Mon an iwnjastod to remain at homeduring th* afternoon in order to nv-clUtat* the work of th* oanvaam.

«t*ndtaf t h f annualeno* which opened today, In Newark sadContinue* throusfc Monday when ap-pointments for the coming year wm beannounced. Th Rer. ltatebett 7 .Poynter, paster of the local church forthe past D m years, has been Invitedto return. _

The S p. mr aenrice Sunday win be

AM% conmunttr sarle*. m e Cttaaiand Obraolde to condocttof «U* Oom-lat Brants cohano. B to deekned toeliminate conflict* in dates of erentt of

meettopwiU not be listed.

«prtlJU-asn aahool M.

\ \

Aprtt n-ONnford Sjuphony Orches-' tea Concert, Btoh School

League Ladles' Might,talta

I w M B .Presto

April Jf-aigb School Band Ooncert,In

,Tbo** who wlU participate inth* wnfae are; Mrs. William D. Reel,* , who win g-V* the scripture reading;Un. Poynter, the prajer; ifnv T. H.He**, whawm be -nchirgeof music;'and Mrs, John Beat and Mrs. WtUlamOBROU usher*. The speaker win beKiss Deborah Cannon of south Unionavenue, who will dtauat "MigrantWork."' - '

The Merit BlUe Q l a f of theMethodist and Firat PnabrterlaaOhnrabe* will rave a joint meeunr atS p. m. tonight to the First Presbyterian

pread it.

;; Ambulance Fund Grawa -The quarterly report of Henry W. Whh>

ple, chairman of the Cranford AmbulanceCommittee, shows that $71 was received for

H",. the ambulance replacement fund during the.first three months of this year. Although nota large sum, it is very encouraging when onetakes into consideration that only $102 waareceived during the whole of 1937.

i o ^ o n s m ^ b^pendii. Svho u^ d ^ amDuTancT g o W t f £^ replacement fund for use in die purchase of| v k new'ambulance when the present one canVfnb longer be used. Contributions to the re-i«' placement fund during the past seven yearsm have averaged about $100 a year, or less-thanpfl atrip. \ . •

The ambulance offers a valuable service',-Jto the neiidenta of this community. It waa'purchased with funds raised through publicsubscriptions and is maintained by the Town-•ship Committee. No fixed fee is charged

|$J»ose persons who use the, ambulance, butbose who can afford to do so are expectedo pay somettung into the replacement fund.* " " t J ¥ ? r f \ l there is

il . T***** b«?eve it HW-Bot.-are jht pricethat atittns pay forlrioATrri government and•what it offers. ' ,jr I •

It won't be long now before the averageAmerican family will be trying to decidewhere to go and how.

This is the time of the year that even ahard-hearted man thinks it would be fine tohave a flower garden.

^ ^ T h e man or woman who receives moretrom society than he. or she. returns, U a netloss to the social order. , I

• " • . j

to improve one'ssomethirjg in

There are people in the world who posi-tively enjoy their misfortunes Because theyserve, as excuses for all occasions.

- A rule, in many minds, is a device tostop the other fellow from doing somethingand red tape when it stops the person in-vojved. • • •

If somebody will develop a permanentnever-fail excuse for busy men to use when'they want to go fishing there is a fortune in it.

j . . Correct this aentence:."! buy as many I

h£Z?-ZZifc fr0" o^-«own Ml«men""* * upon

vide tha pragjiun, wbkh wm Include-monologue by Rosemary Jensen.

«fel«ht oHiind act* by Harold O.LWerof Brooklyn, community singing andInstrumental solos. Following- the pro-gram, the Presbyterian clan win pro-vido A buffet supper.

fatH Bodety witt-haiqts mm-

Art-hhtat, TownsWp Booms.

,l -» 4-C-t-ssn-and .OsoD-ds. rtmt Oookmf School. Oonford

Theatre.

Hay -—Rotary Club tadtos* Wgbt.

Hay . - - l ions ' Besjtaal Oaofenoce,Presbyterian Church.

May lJ-RepubUcan Club Card Par-ty, Oaamo.

ArUL-S. IMI,•t %Ji r. K. (D-jUsfet *Ht-t I U H ) at the

•ar Nartk A n n * aadMUm s-mt, em-lbra.!». ;.. to oould-r:

Ik.• I d

V i n t . XM S. MMk SS. TMn-Ut Ma»,Tkl- U at WaUmm "A1

reasnj-rttvt*. from Hew York:to hysterical,p p y

ltuonh»*,ancrt»taptop»nlc"

QnaltyFwds

Freest Delieiletsat> R. VRIOIT M B *

W *

»m.MiiJHji i iii»*«.««»«<

tbrnwh asturday.-.Ji-*.ra.-W.-I>avtowur.be Jo-flisiK. *£=

P.-T. A. STUDY i* «roup systenv which permiUpupils to progRs* acccrdtngto'thatrb i U t = ^ U J a : ' ^ r S l l ~

apm* of tb> humorous hsppsnmgs In(he school room als»"w«re told-by tbeteanbm. , , . . ' .

Relreihmenu) were aerred followingtbe mMttae with Mo. Werm* and JUM.Utnon as assistant bostcaMs.

RAYON weara weU and launders well. That iswhy so many sports dresses a n made of i tThe Thor is so gentle in its washing method thatany material, which aosp and water will not Injure,may be washed with safety in the Thor. Iron rajonwith a cool iron. The Thor table ironer, heated and

_ operated by electric-tr, give* three intensities of —beat. Set it al'low* for rayon goods. If you use anelectric hand iron, make sure it has automatic heatcontrol. The American Beauty has an umuoaHywide range of temperature, 22S to 525 degree*. '

Thor electric washers are pricedfrom $49.95 up. Thor ironer* from£ 0 . Table inner iHnstrated U $79.95.America). Beauty antomatic electric

•KNOWN rba ooon WOBK"

cultunl • , . . . .^ »!i iu.vTrr'i^!Tj!T

me appotnaaent er n y [ i-was -,^ Board of lluWmrt^t-'tbji, « t »Africultural • s p r * ^ - * - ^ — ' " — -reconunendatlPBlilgrlcultural " ôryCory — ._ -tent farm, gsidsn, ?poups of the m o t * .the Board of lTW**(decision to atuwtiit a Jsfcaa. i(*at\^Bisdate when Osman w « »»flnj at* atwTO* 1» to to s f M O g l t r ? — ^

Osman baa fat mattjr yeaos beanpromlnniUy identfflsd wltb-ttie-aur-wry tnutnts* m thto Isit*. _ Tor-tsnyears he operated taw Mfcw BffBuswIek.KunwiM, sndstnee l M U w ' t a o beenemployed by th* Ifnr JscMy State Oe>pirtaerit of BfllfliBuri * • *. suparrt-m m the cmialm^tptm tta* DutchIlmdlnaw. T ^ i ' h-~ " .

stale Secreisryofiariealtar* W. B.Allen, In '» ejual

to the

o n a HI

tha'doc

-de. ofIwdfle

Allen, In iin»tlnn»aQ*a»sa>» ejUicaUons for bto pntoast , atld &exceptionally wen ejdsiUM* Holb

en, nuraeryment'SDd 0Bi0intcs Of Ua-.ion County.1* ,-_,r~.^

Appointment ofBaker pointed omVwiB mate aisOkbl*to residents of tMon> Onmty ancatlonal serriee ttat can be eoonted ento malntam and pnmote tbe Beat In-terests of the couatyk'taiiNrlaat agricultural andBe pointed out that ratal's agrieul-

la excess of fetMyOt*, not tnemdms«xtea»(»e nurserjp and) HJrJsbf boldtnss.Ite average investment per tatm inPBionwm»saldtot>e to seed ca taw ptaats. • TBie KMud attractlienMB of eatb ptant wfflbe enhanced if It Is nudentely cot

Armyai

ty compi

asan I whotbi nturBe* thattbbroota

-old iron,' Sm*n*aiMn*1PrieTfjmVpurchase any appliance on the divided

1 plan. . . , \ ' HOME REPAIRS

the i

ABergr.n.taEi

^̂

* __̂ ._

-Ife&s

o f O — n w a ,tbe Board ofAgriculturalrecommendationAgriculturalaryOommltiaent farm, garden,poups of the county,fee Board ofAddon todate when , ,

- r o t I» tooesnoporioB*-:?— VOanan baa .for awn* yeas teen

prominentlytery budntsa to thk state. - Tor •tan

-jears he operated the MMr L rNurseries, andsxoca ISM lit haa bamemployed by the 1pirtaeut of Agrfcuftart aa a iior In the onUm disease,

state Secretsryof Airleultnre W. H.Allen, In commenting on Oassan'k ejUcaUons for hk p*vrjpu«\ eaM r*exceptionally wen qnattned'iotbtraining and^aj»rfcmo%>jir?B faen. nurserymen,'and) aWpawena Of On-xo county.1* ,_.,,....„

Appointment of <Baker pointed MnVwiB make avaOkbl*to residents of tTntonOoanty ancatlonal senioe that can be counted onto maintain and promote the beat m-ttrests of the coatOTanportast agrlcultural and horticultural :h»amti.'Be pointed out thai TJntart agrkul-tne alone Ila exceas of ttMSyMo, not"taeawtnfl

• they have

as a powerful dub, both _and offense but k makingckuas. —7• have plenty of power withJ Urn new hands have doneweB. UaScaaeuaatflrct,

at second; and Buddya-, an new comers, a n expected to

^ the b% sun*, alone; with JimmyOJeetan, Bab Seeds, Charles Keller and

embers bf last year*Scaraeua has an eye

on a bag league job for next sea . »1 So cam It by a great year with

* • Boars, acbatte haa done wen andao has BWr.. The latter, once be set-

nak-SBOuld be" one of" the moat1 men en the team: May. at

t h M - l s realty a VeteanriaThehasbam with Kewark several seasons, out-atto of kat year when he was on theMetfle the

jeiter^ve nursery a t * lyrists'boidtavs.Th I t t fThe averaie

vpar farm Inp

Onion m arid to bsJIMOftane of tbeHghest tfthe aBeT"""' ~~ ""

Your G^rdenjSi"Week

By A. a Ketsaab.liN. j . Cstttgeif

New Jersey garden *_.,—„Jag, with relief Oat-the recent cold

.U«,,duiiag*..tOitfaaiEl«laBla.^liaat.Sf.the plants already infrowth arehardj,andthecoMwrnanotaufnetenUy-intMueto hann tbem. Only thon wWeh aretarty 5prin»Akionjil»^nd*whlen,,w«r«in flower at (tie Ume hare been hurt.IDe gardens can reataaaaredttiattlierewiu probably not to a repetition ofmen cold thk aaaaon. and be cantlsue hla planaoc nfth no qoahnabout the weather. - " ,

Herbaceoui pmnzatli,Uch have not already been aet out

abouM be planted tmmedtetd/. Al-thoiigh the worktBHSfiSS-i lf i

. The four form•Xfcld of the. league.the other postkos are wen

covered. The outfield is the same ashut year. BeDa; Seeds and Cueeaon.Buddy Bnear, anoiher'vtt, is the "fust•trtag catcher, ami u s assWant win be

at-TMnngh Wbfle the Bearsg

Ctyda-

*»«• ait^befowBufcfcr help haa been srotoiaed fromPYXk T.__W«jM ine oranon hurfcrs the BearsI be set for a grading campaign.

their Initial stay at Buppert Stadiumaxarday afternoon. Then on Sunday 1

Toronto Maple Leafs headed bynase* Dan Bowky come in for a

O n e tame atay. Fouowm» tbe de-parkM of the Lesanm-vTednesdaynknt the Montreal Royals, beaded byBabbtt Maranvflle will come in forfour days.

fea

amm-".wmiam Austin topped.the IS bowk-

n in the Oranford Municipal Bowl-I Ryan.

for tbe Juat eloaed. Itk

iraa an-J o d . It iraa announsed tola week. Anatto bad an ar-crare of 1H for 57 game*, Juat nosingbut Planner, who had an avenge ofMS for 00 gamea.

the Aurtina also annexed the teamtitle, winning 43 and dropping IS gamea.The Casino and Municipal teama weretied for aeeond honor., with M win*andaoioeaea. __ ~

» « * team aeom went to the Auatiniwith an. ^ Oburch carried off highrarid^* aee«nria»oKvWtn~a"a«•me. whUe /Ptumtner turned to theagh three-game aoore with 3B«-lw-3ig«» a «J7 total. The team three-game

The wWier of the team Utle was InroW ttntutheflnal gainea had been

wlkd And waa one ofthe cloaett to re-sent jr«an. The Austin, annexed nteout of dz gainea from the Caatno pin-men to carry off first honora. Austinand Plummer also had doae battle* forindividual honors in the nosi twom a t c h e s . • . . . • „ . •" ' . - . • •

Smmiajles of the flxial two matcheaand the team and invldual atanduus

WagnerCUeaaonAnger -

- M B - '

161its

ft Frank .

^tiompnoLivingston ;burton ,A. Bo

P. Fetersen.Bryers-j-'&sKsQuick ' u . - i

™ «

UottaBaJdeschneUet ,

Vko Knows?*• Do men or votnen jpcud

fardofte?much has the R.F.O loaned

more

tofaanksTBOW many young people look forf

y y g ptheir ftart Jcbs each year?4SJ

ifiSn*-..if the moving la dons before Ocbr top«rowtlr Qaa intraattd to any extent

•• • • - \Tnth the exeepUon of airmlaa and a

ttv that do better when panted InMay, moat anrmak may now be aownm the -open -gronnd. *• pratacaair in

I sttdsBperenakh. thrive

conducive to good and r—«—«—Most of these seeds win not come upunui a* — » y ofPansles and BngUsh Hastes, and thk k

time to buy'ithemTtor flower Bedsborders la which an Immediate

*Ww is desirable: Host of ttiesePtats have been crown xartfcularly for1"«-noweiing. »»"« they do tut lestlong unless given ftqt^wils.'f care. P)2 * «iem with nkntyof water •food sou, anoVsee that the fjoams do" ^toaeedonthapknta. -Thenfe

attractlveneta of each plant wjnbe enhanced if "It la nwiwiiatirr cot

rOOOteraUon?

S.. What is the appropriation for (hekimy tun Nsivy?7~JBa«.,hlgh. k ^the, Washington

S. HDW does present buslnesi activi-ty compart with but summer?

9. When win the Philippines achievendependence? " . •:• ••

10. Wtist k the average income of

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THURSDAY^

I GIVES HISTORICW^S»?EAK:K£E

A eapy of Anna AT OordonVli* oftatt»jrmar&-iatttabedtoian.wa*

T. U. at Us saacunt loeaday at theof Mis. B.W.F. Randolph. WU-

w>MnOban«MBdf*.ofeaae-lbe book wutm torn

Ada aW. C T. V. pnskkoU

pan of Itar Anry*

Mrs. Harry V u Sam ofMrs. Harry V u Sam of rstnet he* leUaued trom • winter la

_^—, n. Itowler of _ _ha* been conBned to her ban* ff--1'irrr- irtjiriin 11pVJwiadar to « • ff1irrr irtjiriin 11 M i l aainWiltii i_f L_l IaoCtica, bot. k f a , . mi «bwH IfcatK h ****», drf.

finlllawf laW MOtt M B M l i M C l f Wwk BJflftMMftl - J «jobjtct wa fea T l -H a F. K. CkirToTunden piee* en-

ta*H a F. K. CkirToTunden piee* en

sertalned bcr bridge-luncheon eta* 09WMd - x

eaceptioaaly aafc aMMhaaal mi Ihataillwaak b mW fin*, abca, it hw t U ar*Mly

of a B i l U

BUI Oordes aT*-

4pdl S to Mr. uid Mra-BonoD BeUesFlaeewcre'Mr. aod.X» £ |CH. T, formertF of

Mn. Oharle* Orounae of Orante >*eoue mtrftatned her contract-bride* John Coma ofl2M

that Mrs. ISa A.W. C. T. O. praaMaal. wfflMasLoii ToreRof Springfield ave- a aon... Jamcav on Mareb XLMasLoii ToreRof Springfield ave

nue returned Monday to the School ofH t i l t A b T of ^nado Flaoa opaned

y toHorticulture, Ambaer.-Ta. Mr. and Mn. Baraaid Channell of vm

Walnut anuaTcr the btrttt of •> ago.oa limit* B.

Mr,.aad...Mn..,KMrs. Oeorae S. Bateaot _ _street entertained her Mdotdalr bridge-kmehecock* on Monday. II Cranford Trust Company

man FSDOAL kat the Home of Mn. PadMrs. A. H. Addoms of .atnet Is with her aKer, Mn. OaeaiIn WMibtttm. D. a

A ago, OnH Man. n i bom on Aorfl

Mr. and Mn. AT"D. MniTfcilnni andMr. and Mn. ATD. MniTfcilnni andaUIdna of anna> anoat apent !»*-

LEGION AUXILIARY• yean old. am ofMr. and Mn. Andnw Kmetao of •

cane . «al thUmoratnt atIan. Adotaoo Leanm «f FKapaetIan. Adotaoo Leanm «f FKapaet

atreet left Tneaaar on a thro* vedo*T a a r on a thro*m m m i

wMbomtoJaneyOttT. Akertwua I fl

Bovand Wilton 1 of, Wartpoct, OOBIL,h

aMbomtoJaneyOttT. Akertwua onsa In to* flat, «nd» ot St. Mfch-d h i l

Onalard nati, s i, p , O O ,

the Butar.boUdar with Mr. andM * whoCounty Le-

CbartaA i h u t and

apart

U a. m. to • > a . andy, p r a danoe In tna

Oeataooo Friday mat*, Ann », tol t d f

y mt*,nlattandi for UaamloeC U O P A B n m O A TMr. and Una. Oeorte Howw of

" " VBO

«njB,Alaaa Mar t at wbjdi tarn ». K.

amloe work. Theunit recently, donated «M to tb> poatTbont Ladke* Bodallty of 8L afien-

t O h 1 &

o t e oww of WaWVBOL. art fwaU of Mn. Bowrt • — • • - • - • i • • • • • ^ > v . •*# Hamr CWw»torpnrcbanofnaaL The puatloJiai

ben inwtd ~t ke Bodallty of 8L afien

aata Oair«h_w1&_noU a pobUc-oardrt

. f U of Mn. Bowrt, lbs A. W. Aplts ot (Park

f The puatloJiaibeen inwted a>~atteod tte dance.

pobUcoardparty tomorrow natat at the bone otKMnrood, on Ana » . inwted a>atteod t

MWdojavT^S^l^SS^S"^w. ^BegularmeeUntortheunttwIHbeJ 6 " ' 0 ' * * * to the Cksmo wtfc UrnBay TDlett and Mn. Lee

_kht awffl attend a

CUjr « u in* recent cntat of bcr daaib-*«r. Mn. Oeorfa a DdnneUx of Matno-tt

« u in* recent cntat of bcr daaib-. Mn. Oeorfa a DdnneUx of Matno-

tonatraH. Buk. me. and other Onntord •wtoy Ben Uat IWeBMafias Cbonli'wffl hold a D M * iaad your nesjhborx paperbrings Has

y IWeBetay Rot*, maker of the fastttd SUt fl

y , aker of the fasttrotted SUte* flat. to*tr two bne.baada .through- tfae-BeMwttanair

ohn R i dwhere--tntrt»patt«»

. r * p . n o r a e p efat"aWtar"'"ncati6D''"in' vnanua tat ebaiie of g tfaeBeMwttanairwar: John Ron in ,a powder ex-

p l k MITh At, aa the meat of bar vnanua tat ebaiie ofMm. P. B. aoirter. Al the wanes of

tbRon in ,a powder ex-

ploakn aMIThomai Aibbourne byd t h i B l b h

P aoirter. Al the wanes oftb» oootmaaon a n tarlted to atteod. p MIThomai Aibbou

death in an Bnglbh priaon.Mr. and Jin. cTrTBallard of Manornd Jin. cTrTBallard of Manorawnna apeot the Baaicr week-end withM d M a a b

of 11 Ortar. atnetat AM

to iBt Jeaaphs oathotte

p r eekend withMr. and Mn. a a. Abbey of Orer-b k Hinbrook Hin. Pa.

Mm Bobot HuEna of Wtnetta,dan atnet apesttntlntton. n C WBB

tn-btw. Mr. and Mn, H..1. HeaUaa, of feZ.

Mnx' Wadt" iLmtrnl* ~iib5»Kil^''"»':BSb»r-tta

^ - - w B ^ i H r B p of

. 4 jaat dr-Mttta of Clapo>Q>atreet hu ittorned bom apendlnK theX b

p n K thboUdara with her daughter.i

Mn. 'Cfc Wward Kkhofc.

aUunat Ttiaidar forluncheon at the bom* of Mn. Hnfhf3. BttUbatt of Linden place, aauatodby MnlJ. Boat Bates. A nadir* ot**Ibe Bea Onu* waa gtoen by Mn. MatH. Low, aaswad by Mn. * Boss Batac

QuM ktm&mt*CKXSpeadL If found return to The

OUnfortOnmadCbldC

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OPENfM ANNOUNCEMENTtx as. ••» sx s» . , -i~_ --̂ '- ~

TO ANNOUNCE

THE OPENING

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THE BEAUTY BOX113 NORTH, UNION AVE., Cr\ANFORD.

TODAY(THURSDAY, APRIL 21) v

SARA E. LEVYD R E S S E S

J^J™L?«fflîW*al* o£ drew dothc and-wash-•Oka and cottons

-' . - . JOIN THE -NEW DRESS -CLUB"

CR-A-d 6-1261 210 Eln-oetb Avenue

FOODFRIDAY and

ECIAIAS

MEAT DEPARTMENT""*• **»"»«eajeat at • n o r HBUal

UBS OF ' . ' , _ _

BEEF n- 27cMISS VIRGINIAMRS. O'CONNORMISS GERTRUDE

P H O N E C R . 6 - p r O 5 FRESH-FISH

VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT

DRESSES-COATS-SUUS roumn, • Be. i . l2C

$5.95Funeral Directors -

Cranford6 " ^ AVENUE TEL CR. ^ ,00112101

. Kn,DB«MM. .« « OaroUne Maaon, wit* of ,_

H. Uaaon of « « Otntnl aTsnue. «*diwt Thunday afternoon at tbs n o wot her daughter, Mn. Barton BUmtrof Richmond, Btalen Uand, when shewu vWtg . w ;:; , ,

' Bom in Btatenlamnn amnlj*«ourjean ago, an* bid reatdad In Onnfordtour and a half yeani. • Ow waa a

^ *•»_. B H — H J I J I %an̂ laaaJHa#

niemcer of the MmwMrnald MetrjiMiir- Eplacopa)' Chmfc-MartaetV-HBrbor,

atrand of Jte ladUa* Ail aodeb/.

an of aVsabatlt, Mn. Oharl*a Cook ofGranted, aad MKSbatear: b n sons,UrionotBbauMtaaadifSMtofKa-ten laand; a t e gjaidiftMna: two

. Mm. Mn. Sett ittfcsooV and M»| QwtgeJWtuB^^llljIJIll.M* »

.Funeral scrnMl w w lisM aatnrdayaflsmeoBÔBt tt» J a n e t « ,lUDRSl HflHlSiwu In Oneeiai

Obuta Borat, 19 IwM SU, a ! • >dtot of ennfort Km < W # M » laartam

> In

1 alter, betaff takwa to «b» hoa-j \ th* "yflî ipffi avDbaiaiioai 8 Bhad been UTfoTtbe pact ftw*wiate~

fort jritfanleoe, MmHe of SI Beteh skwtt A.biother, Al-fred Bunt, naideith BaUmon, I d

Funeral serrieas ware faeM last nightfrom Dooleyi Funenl Borne, atl North

tan F. Bebreos, *., ptstor of CaMrylAthenn Obureb, Tntennent w a takeplace this afternoon In Bayrtew Ceme-tery, Jeney City. ~ • «-' -

ated Metrle SysteThe metric «yttam waa an Inven-

tion of the French in the latter halt•£ 'U» JBl«We*»t^-centuiT.French government appointed a-committee of the Academy ot Setencea under the authority ot the

- national—auembly—Mnctlooed~byLouis XVI to deviM.a ayatem ot

'^&biM •"* meuure*. On June SJ,1799, the itandatd untta, the meterMd the MlograM. «nad» hr eamertraentlsu and inatrunVent maKenTwere deposited in the archive* at

• KaruL • ' Aui,-a—PS< ,

, The ônr.SeaMBi"5^,"?-The cIvU cr tropical year, the one

commonly used'in the measure ofJjme. is the period, which elapsesfrom the sun's appearance on oneof the tropical circles to Us returnto the same. K varies very.slightly,and has a mean length of 36S days9 hours_«_minute« _4».7_«econasuAstronomically considered, the fourMasons begin at the equinoctial or»>e solstiUal points. The cummerMlstlce is the meridian,-pastingthrough-the point where the suntouches the Tropic of iCancet; thewater, solstice is the meridian pass-tag through the point-* when ittouches the Tropic i t Capricorn}

7 l ta.DOTUH.MMMMr» Carolina MMBP. wtt» of D t i V

E. Mason of SH Omtael avenoek d i dlast Thursday afternoon at H» bom*of her d u g * * . Kta. Barton KJHmera Richmond, ataten. Defend, where A t

Bom in ataten Island aewnWournan ego, she had resided In Onaford(our and a half years. • Bhe was amember of the

a Z a n d of He ladMr Aid Society..Beside* lw,iiMteiaVa|sitis jnntnd

by three daughters; Ifta, Jsoob ML 1«-lon of Huabatn. Mr*. Obarle* Cook ofOrsnforAaadMla.UrronotnaabstfaaaaWSisttotten TfiaTMt; «fr— gisjiMWiBBrill!Mat, Mrs. MB MOLeod andaeon* Whiting of-MiilHln and ••VOtlKS* IQfflUl 0MV]

Funeral sen*** w*t? h*M fletarday9.

was in Oraotaand Mamnriii rark.

3 _ of St. MVSbael-s Charonand a iMmberof Ha Holy Nam* 80-dety and h*\was president of theDJstone IratemuW BrcoUyo. Be aknwas a member of the nnnrnras Men*Association of Mew Yo

Burvhing him are huNwile, Mary;three eons, Albert, RajmonVand Bd-mund; five daughters, Mre>*Nleholu of Newark, and theMlaeeecy, XsabeUe, SMynandHekn-AsarccNancy, ,Brelyn and Helen Aaar; onegrandchild; a brottier, Salem Aav ofBroofctynraiKta sister, Mrs. BaUmt Ab-mashed of Tampico, Mexico.

A high mas* of requiem m a offeredm Bt MIofaaera Church Uonday morn-ing U charge of the Her. WUBam B.Donaeny. HaronUe aarvieai toOowed.m chart* of Mgr. Viands Wakbt ofNew Tort mtwrrnent was In Bt Oer-tnakra Oemetery, Woodbrldge. a A.Mokarsel ot Crentord. editor of AlBode newspaper of New York; BaldBarfoush of New York and JosephShaknr. vioe-prestdent of the Brook-h v fraternity of whkh Mr. Aaar wasprettdont, spoke at the graveside rttee.Hi* ameral was attended by nearly BJMtetattvia, • -

Obirka HaraJ, 1* y w a eU, a rta>dent of CranCord fpr flM^aaV fcarteenleue, died Badaanfr llgnday alttjt In

minutes alter, bataf taken to the hoe-pUal in the •̂ ••n**̂ ipf| anbeflanoa*«~habTbeen infoFthe paeTflw vetfeaT

ford jrith;a niece, Ma.^Sdna Macfcen.He of 37 Beech aMet A brother, AK-ntd Hunt, netdeeth. BaWmore, I d

Funeral atnrleaa were held hut nlfhtftom Dooieyb Ptmeral Bone, S I North

rut*it»wrsmllam F. Behrana, Jr^ pnter of CaMtyLutheran ObmBta. Interment wlH takePl»ce thta afiemoto In Bayrtew Ceme-tery, Jeney OUgr.

atod Hetrle SyiteThe metric ayttem was an Inven-

tion of the Prench in the Utter halt ttjoosht. By thattlmeeverrbody was wideawake So wegot OTBSSM . ana pfoueeaeaNu walkaround the lake. When once back to

Tomredta, ttttb Miller, Oerry Oreen,Joan Mason, Both Bussejv Patty Can-rlsht, Oladya Jensemue, Barbara BmKh,and Neva Mta* from Troop 1; alsowere Kvelyn Beck. Batty Money. Peggr

HB BVOCANBBOharaotsc role* are aeoond nature to

Redrta Mann wbo plays the part ofJean Lantte, the notorious pttatt of Ita*early nineteenth century.m Tb» Bue-

•whloh is new playing at theBiaHo Theato*, WMBtld,

During nla aereen'oareer March hasseen as some of the most tamoiss

literaiy._ard rjlstarloU-OgurM of_*JiMDM, Hie ehtet ot tosm bstng CMbd.OR Jekytt and Mr. Bide, Robert

ntngi JacM* lulliweU of sTitirthniliJean VaUean, and Anthony Adverse,

to the new OttU B. DeMin* *pk> ttt h * W a r o f » U h * l s s * e n a * t l i *

tokUng king of (he pirate*whose loyalty to the United States

. ,rtn toe Battle of New Orleans.Be-bt asaweabrthe- eaoMe llongarlan

Barnes, 3bMohuur, rfGynea,K.

R.1

goH6wUU,M -LefZler, cBaroeUona, 3 b .Pocfaek, n> —Oadek, cfEUls, p .Jones, p .

H?

from Troop X—CHadys Jonsenlus, scribe.

TBOOP 11.A few of the girls met at Miss John-

«ton"s house on Thursday evening topass various teals so they could go tothe cabin. Those who went from Troop

Betty Mohre, Ruth Smith and MarionCollins. Troop 1 was also at the cabin.

The gW».hlked-aroundl*ke Burprtwith Miss Johnston. At night theyeang around a caznpflre. Another hike,to the dam, was taken early in themorning. At 9 o'clock we hiked up to

H i Uw afletuoDP1

THEATREPREVIEWS

T*e,at*taiw*aa*now«- already nave bam aoat

Lakaat 1^Tt»frgJfWMawater1aJema*world Is take Sttptrior! th* largest

Inland lake 1s th* Casptansea.

• , • Choose nOM AevrS COMMeteBUT.WITH CONrTMNCi

or K E F "-•CWrreaflnritfribt *

LEGS OF LAMB 8 8 !FeMICy M I K ' F M FOWI 4 mm • .Sli«wdlac«naMmwHi'uslial muscular" effort or tinderother unusual conditions of temperature, humidity, or other factors,

| | I T T C D "NIST RUSH OUAMBIY 91_I l l I I E l l • Cut From Tub lb. O l C

Granulated Sugar En. 5M.23<Campbell's TOMATO SOUP 3 «a«.l9«PineapplKellogg'.Evaporated MilkChivar'f MarmaladeSUCID

WHttTW*»k*jittJ bra* AS t a l tloLleof Y c

SPARKLE DESSERTSel IpeiUe f»l«e«. re*Cnme er O*MI« DMHCK

Asparagus Tips A*- ir.n.Nuriey Margarine 2 Z. 25«Sweet Potatoes yJ.ttL ̂ IO<

maythan

excrete considerably i)unt, or under

BeansBaDONeVease Dissolving Cleaner 2 cans I 9 C

P & G Soap whit. N.pth.

Tbc Four Stttmr^The civil cr tropical year, the one

commonly used in the measure oftime, is the period which elapsesfrom the sun's appearance on oneof the tropical circles to its returnto the same. II varies very.slightly,and has a mean length of 36S days9 hours 48 minutes 48.7 seconds.Astronomically considered, the fourseasons begin at the equinoctial orthe solstitial points. The summersolstice is the meridian, passingthrough-the point where the suntouches the Tropic of Cancer: thewinter, solstice is the meridian pass-2»S through the point where ittouches the Tropic of Capricorn;end the equinoctial pomts axe. thePoints at which the sun's path JOTequinox croaaeTihe celestial equa-tor. An these points shift accord-

Colambaa' Appearance . ."^Columbus, according to tradition,was ol an engaging presence, tail,well formed and muscular, and of adignified'demeanor. His face waslong, his nose aquiline, his eyes light

and apt-to kindle. His wholenee had ah air of authority,was white at thirty years

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Uley'MWIwuisome of the gWsJpok a hike to the de-serted village. . A M o'clock tbej,gfleft for hom«r«veryone having enjoyedtheir two days at the cabin.

—Marlon Collins, scribe.

Umpire, Cooper, Linden.Score by innings:

Naming of Botany BayBotany bay. New South Wales,

Australia, was so named by Cap-tain Cook because of the wealth,ofatrante plants -trowing there.

CrantordWoodbtidsje

_010 000 000-1.^31 300 30X-4

Iceland's TemperatureIceland has a higher average win-

ter temperature in Its southern partthan does Milan, Italy.

"'--DtamolMt'wttt'JUirsirn •—-_"The diamond is unmatched at an

abrasive;-• Boron carbide, th* hard'est synthetic material ever made incommercial quantities, Is, the onlyproduct developed as a commercialabrasive which has a hardness in-termediate Mtween silicon carbideand: the' diamond.'

en the Mas g»re matters of mathematical calcu-lati

Castle In CUBMontezuma's CasUe Nationaltonument, 33 mUes southeast ofottonwood, Arlx., was literally

sculptored from the face of a lime-stone cliff. The castle is a five-story combination apartment houseand fortress possibly more than athousand years old. Scores of fam-ilies dwelt there, and held ceremon-ials, and even buried their deadwithin-its-wall*^,. •-

•r> Beeltstissibi Fabetto-Veleei . ,-anniwabushl Is the recitation ofheroic folktales m a falsetto voice,accompaniSd" by the 'aamisen,thiee stringed Instrumentsounds like a banjo. One Nfani-wabushl text takes 40 minutes torecite. Most of them describeevents in Japan's feudal ages. "Nan-bra" if the old name for Osaka,a large'city, while "bushV'.was anancient clan of fierce warriors.

C^ffut

Social Teas

RED CIRCLE COFFEEBe value wliei.«.. pay leu for coffee a n d X ^ j I Lget It at Ih freihert and DM>. Buy fre«Wy \ •'around Red Circle Coffee today. —* ' P"

Ann Page Grape Jam '£ |5e

A&P£,7r Bread . large IB ex i• whlleleai

Heinz Ketchup U? 13«Jte I9«Chili Saucer.:."/ 'botlOc ̂ 15«Snider'f Sliced Beets 'MO<Nectar Teas ^ 1 5 X

. Orange-Pekoe, rrmcic^Oolor^lndIo>Ceylon-Java or AUxed

Enemies and rrlends"A few friends," said Hi Ho, the

sage of Chinatown, "are true .andmany enemies are only Imaginary."

GrimtH Joiww, Robert Cootel Robert Taylor.j in "AYank at Oxford"; •

NOW ruanta AT THE CBANrOBD^TBXATU"

Fuller Moprranekka Oaal la T h e Baeeaaeer," U

the BfaUte Theatre, Westfleld.

"»Mlilir Oomuttoe.

» « durias rar taatw '

9w •^^W^^ îWl̂ BlF 4r VVWV* BjaF̂ '̂f̂ P̂ v M N W ^ f f V •jJvwH '̂w âW^B'p

ORANGESUSED CARS

Now Potatoes *$.m.

Use Moore PaintCULLERTON MOTORS

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21.-1938

L Ibis Industrial Center ofa ^ w l ' ' ' ' ' mr •̂>w**BSn»*BaW«J -Wm, ' Union ConnerTOBEOKERWD

Plans far k municipal observance; oftho Fourth of July were Marted Tues-day night whn Mayor* Louis J. Fon-teneUl appointed Councilman PredDusbanek as chairman of the BoroughOoundl committee to nuke preliminarytmasmato tar the observance o i r

: SOCIAL ITEMS:Mr. aod Kra. Robert Whoa and

daughter, Barbara Amj, of lAlteme.

mer ntUtatM of Oarwood,'•aft* reed Adam) of Wtoeuat ave-

nue returned Saturday from the Muhl-enberg Hospital. PlatafWd, where sheunderwent an appendectomy two weeksago

• for the observance'. Osx-wood* celebration last year wa* sUtended by several hundred local resi-dents, and the firework* display! atnight attracted several ttwusand per-sons.

Cotmclartan BtsnUnd Smith was_ named chairman o> a committes-tasT*

range for V local observance of YouthWeek from April 30 to May 7. The"mayor" and "council" of the- localschools will be Invited to sit with theregular Mayor and Council at it* meet-ing on May 3, and the "recorder" willbo Invited to stt with Recorder O. K.Seller* on May 3.

»X Adopted wa* a, resolution orderingall residents to beep their dog* con-fined! to their own properties betweennow and September IS. If a dog I* offthe property he must be on a bash inthe hands of a person able to controlhim.

Mayor Jtontenelil Issued his annual

ago.. Mrs. John O. OrindUy and daughter,

are spending the remainder of theirCaster vacation visiting friends andrelative* In Oarwood.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur smith of 330North avenue entertained a number ofguest* at dinner at their home lastSunday afterooqn.

Robert nmaldgtnnls. son of Mr. and

lassiMed ments

ffflflSlgag*ur **• « Mm maUse MMMM S|icgNTS

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s jnBnrrs M I S la ( W a r y of K«» JantyBetwwM Craafard Tnm Ooaauy. a eor-

aoa. n at, dofaadanu, f t fa. for aala. of

Mr*. Joseph BmsMginnlsrofWxira,«,-enue. underwent an appendectomy Inthe Elisabeth General Boapttal lutTuesday.

Mia* Blanche A. Seaman of Newark,formerly of Oarwood, and Melvin Hur-ley of Elliabeth will be married tomor-row evening; at 8 o'clock In 8t. Paul'sEvangelical Lutheran Church by theRev. B. W. Tanoler.

The Udle*- Aid, Society of 8t. Paul'sBvangelloal Lutheran Ofaurch held IUmonthly meeUng In the church base-? « ' ««* Thuwd i

MODERN, *U room*, attached garage,nice neighborhood, f 1M0 cash, bal-ance. mchxUnc interest, lues , in.surance and aver*** m o n t h s pay-ment of prindpal of m, with only• total monthly outlay of Ml, whtobUW lew thaivthe-preesw day rental.

YOU earn afford to overlook Uus'op.portuntty of insuring stebil^, andat the same.Ume achlevlnc the deatnOB. everjone-to OWN YOOB OWNHOME WITHOUT KNODMBRANCK

J. O. MULPDRQ, Realtor |,314 Park Ave. PLUnfleia S-SM

tWJW-IW ROO3UNICELY furnished room, suitable . „

one or two person*. 404 lincoln Ave-nue. Telephone CRanford 6-1443-J.

4-28

nrRNflUUD room, with or withoutbeard. 37 Sooth Avenue, West, Cran-ford. Phone CRanford 6-0041-M.

PUHMISUBD room; «eml-private bath.Ôjntteaan preferred: XMrag* avafl-

aM*. H»aisCRnnford6MI3«a. tf

or jour own broker

Mayor JtonteneUl Issued his annualCleanup Compaten proclamation. Thecampaign will start May 1. DayHaMSavins tlma will go Into effect at 3a. m. Sunday, according to anotherproclamation Issued by the mayor. Itwill continue until September 38.

Council'* application for State aidfor taproved lighting along North ave-nue haa been approved bsi the StateHighway Department, and PubUo Serv-ice was authorised to proceed with thelnatapatlon of twen^y-eU 800-watttamps along North avenue about 900f e e t a D a r t 1

y meeUng In the church base-? ««* Thuwday evening followingthe Lenten service*. „ ,

Mr*. William Dushanek of -31« Northvenue la recovering from Ill favenue i* recovering from an Illness of

several" weeks.

Mis* Linda Ouetrlero of 73 North av-enue entertained the members of toeawtag.Tlme Oals" club at a meeting

held at her horn* last Thursday even-ing. The next meetlnf will be at thehome of Mis* Helen Bubanat of AnchorPlace thl* evening.

Mr. and'Mr*. Johnson Brewer of SIBSpruce avenue spent the week-end vis-•UngMr. and Mrs. Clarence Brewer of

FOUR room* and bath; rnvrovement**lot 75 x 100; n e w cash, wmamBachman, Central Avenue, WestDuneDen.

14 WEST Holly Street, 7 room*; oaburner, double i s ; * * . .RedecoratedlaMktt Lot SO x WO O F

rt 1 ,Albpted on final reading! was an or-

dinance providing for the pavement ofBpruoe avenue from West street west-erly to the Westfleld town line. ,

Street OommlJBldner John Banyanreported completion of the WPA treeremoval project Bghty-flve trees wensremoved and approximately 1,000 tatof sidewalk were retold with funds pro-

"vMWUirooihtrie-proJect' Tmarttont

Tenton,Mr. _ani Mr*, Arthur- flmlth -of,-330orth avenue had I h l

i Mr*, ArthNorth avenue had astt

f330guest* for

double i s ; * * . RedecoratedlaMktt. Lot SO x WO.- Owner, FAn.wood J-7W. ' 4-n

BIU0TID Ustlng* of house* from$SJ» to tM\000, baaM upon loeati' ^ ^ v p i ^ ^ ^ f V^^VÎVÎKJ HÔ ÎO**]

othtf pertJnentJButon.o. IXVOGOVIL *

1117 Oranie A * . CHantetd «-!*?*** *OB wan .-FOBNIBEBD 0 room house, fine loca-

tion, available June 1. Address Box«4ft caw OtUaen i n Chronicle.

• - " • •• wMawawjj.s, frasa? | H V J w W i

? the-Oorpoghs. fire'«Urrrt, were trlnimed>

Street committee was authorised totake bids Tuesday night for material*for the resurfacing of Center street and

. Willow avenue. - ' "Clerk Walter S. McManus «•« au-

thorised to purchase a set ot revisedstatute* f or ute ot the recorder and at-torney at a coat of 135. Fire commit-tea was authorised to purchase ISO feetof flre hose at a cost net to exceed

«fc»ter hoUdw VnJ£7n£.Oeorge Bunting, and Mn. Marie Hoyt.

Mn. John-Stiff of Massachusetts,formerly of Oarwood, Is seriously m , t

Onyder of Bpruoe avehue. Shewasvla-mng friend* In Oarwood when she took

• Wslnll^^ ^ w w wwawa m ani onBBBawr^^-^Br «B*SJBJBJBJBJBSJOOOD laundress wishes work by the

dajv 33 Johnson Avenue, Cranford,. 4-31

—"TTmrmn r-nisWOMAN for part-time light house-

work. Call after 7 P. M, CRanford8-14T0-R.

AFAfeOBNT FOE KENTBKOCOXO floor apartment; four light,

•Irji rooms and bath. Private en-tmnee; aenened porch; frlgldalre.Wear Cleveland School Box 447,-careof Clttam and chronicle.

WZDKtSfUT, TBS J7TH DAT 01*I AFBH* A. D , 1»JI.at en* o'clock Slandaxd (two o'clock Danaarlni) Time. In Iho ailarnooa of uld day

ALL that certain tract or parcel of landand praalua hereinafter parUcularly described,attuat.. lylas and bains In Iha Townahlp ofCranford, la Iha County of Union and Bute of

BBGLNMNO at a point Ul tho laaterly aide'•* "•'-•» Arenuo dlalanl 1M3II foci Bouthnly

in with the Southerly aide ot lincoln- . thence laaterly at rlsht anflea lo

earn lido of Walnut Arenu. One hundred and•etooty-lhrea I HI) feet more or lean lo theWeaurly bank of tho Eahway Blrer. thencaSoutherly down aald bank of aald Klrer to apoint dlahul fifty (50) feet at rlfht anfleaIron tha laot count oztonded, thence VTeeterlyparallel with and dlatant nrty (50) feet Boutb,orly i t right anflaa from the Ores count OatHundred and acTemy-four (HI) feel more orleaa l» aald eldo of Walnut Arenuo, and thenceNortherly alons aald aide of Walnut Attniieany-131) rat to the Point or place of besV

Tnere la duo approximately It . f t tM withIntent from HarXjo . i>u, and coata.

SnWVSSâUwBkf WW*»WBV MaW VKg^ffmmtl— p i - < — • and Andrew t a a j a w o t nU; *«-faaonmn, f t fa. ft» saaa at nnansasaifaank."sir tlrtnt of ika'atoea-atataal wrt of Sariradio ta me SncMd I ofcall enooa ftr •** ltfyMlo-^ndaa, I., l a . MatrWt Janit.Jaanv.js.

* krsjl.laIt C

(OMCC—CX-1KI

n t roonw, rt improvanjnt, Mwater and ateam heat. 10 North Ave-nue, West. Inquire SUllman'a Hani-v a n or call CRanford MOM.

FOBEKNTATTRACTIVB six room bouse, all Im-

provement*. On concrete street. NearMI nrnivfIISHKX. RenttH. Reducedm m m. OaU CRanford «4M» orORmfodîftM Henry J. Shaheen.

S B I U i r S &»LX-In Channir of No> Jem>.Bctwoon Homo Oman' Loin Corporalloa, a

corporala bodr of iho Unllod SUM of AmaticcomsUlnut. tad KUubnh Wllah (wlikml, de-fendant n . fa for u l * or mortswod PRmlaea.

Br t lnu. ot Uia aboia-autatf writ M Sari(acUa to- ao dlnctod I ahall aipoaa for aala hfpubUc laoduo, la tha DUIrlctCourtilooa.tho Court BOUMI In tha ellr M BUabi

'WIDNHDAT. IH« 4TB DAT OfHAY. X D . l l i l .

•VMIV'.sMBaMasj 4ato-4**M-***e*aMEfti

Iha Court floaaa, h> the dly t*wmsmuAT. THK i t n t u x or

HAT A. W I S I S . * ~at MO o'clock Standard Iras a/clack DalSaflns) Time, la tha afteraaaaaf aald day.

All the foUowIn* tract ar parcel ot land sad>rcml»« hereinafter partlcmlarly deaulaad. att-uatr lyinf and helns hi Iho Taonaatn of Cram-ford. In the County of Cnlon and SfaW o» -New

*Ubich are Kan particularly laid danudaakjnaled and dUllniulalMd on a certain nuv ontitled ' Map of 1-oanall rark. Ctaafard. tt. J .'which map la on l ie In tho Besttert IUnion County aa Lota J» aad 4»

Beln* the aarne premlaea oonTwyed ta a mBanyan and Mary Baayas. ala wtf.. ar *dated September IS. l l » . and which deedrecorded In the Union Comity aasbtari O*VaIn Book l i l t of Deedi for aald Oowaly, ia*a3M ,

There la duo approHmalely W4»lS5wMa ra-teresl fron March Z3 l t i s . aad ceata.

LIB a SJGBT, ~ -"RA11IOND A. LEAST, 8ol'rMIJACC—CX-IIW I

men»»cnrv orBy ttnuo'of aa order ar Iha OKA * O a s -

ery of New janey. mado oa tho tint day of•larch 1(31. In a, cauaa oepraula* whontariorO 01 rablo la Iha comalnhuuU and 111 aaSilClannobllo and otnara are the -a-*—^~*t Iho•ubacrlber. ono of the BpoeUI Mantara of aaj

uau, Ijlni aad bo|nt la iha lyrnuhlp of Craa-ford, in tha CouM, of Dak* and Hata af No«

00J UNBsW nace -8 room*. 3 tlto• " • • f t * , game room, nnt floorJw»Urjr, s»jn porch. KxceUent loca-tion. ' HOD.

J. O.MDLFORD, Realtor314 Park A m PLainOe** S-MOO

ADTDS FOR 8 A U ''

. _ /

- .t*¥«OLEr._Sport _ Roadster:•xiclnal paint good; top arMtcurtainsO. K.; (Cod toes; mtchanicallycellent Hal p - ^ ~ *

™ —-•••« >Vw>>.tact JBSJSMlTTl[*»r HlisT*

^RKramfi'tof ^ " s r W ^ v e n W

A^nt !? < cr C ' e n < 1 V U l t t o g " I a U W i l n" ^ W f r t a to gas operation at Bast•(net and South avenue instead ofCenter street and South avenue in order.

~ to avoid traffic congestion at the latterIntersection.

Application of National Die Caster*1

Union for a permit to hold a dance atBrits' Hall on May 13 was rffcrrat to

»with

*•—- 1TT*T11T nsaslsWOMAN. wa^ntfTiiw,, ,*- . ^

work; or care for children.- PhoneCRanford 8-03M.

Door, Sedan, black^ — ~ Oood mecfianlcal condition.Inspection guaranteed. Pull price

In tha Southoaeterly- - - • »B mtmmimmym n w i OOBtUt two htUtdrtthirty-four feet and twenty-are hundrodtha of» foot ( n i g ) ' ) In a Nonheaatwardly dlrac-Uo. from tbe point of huanoctlon with the^ • ^ • W l y ikWiina or BraokiMe Placa withth. Northaajtwly aide line of Sackolt SlroM

. ' W j I w r o i a forty mlautaa (to- 4S)*Jf* "fW »•»> »»d M n hundtedUn of a; foot

••Owudlr parallel with tha «nt couraa and""' *— (I f ) dhtanr Umfraa oao hundred

~* . .* -,_t.TM)D# nuadr^dtha of aalda lino of Brookilda

«fW Toot (5f) dManr ti

got (MtJrTtS°Uw'llaldr.,o. ,u,. „ urooaiKiarlMfj. U K U O South .lhlrti.aH eWnea fortr-1.0 mlnutoa HI- 4M Weat aJonTuVuldildo

SE.1lWSSg"" ^ W ilV> " "»

— J AVBNOE CHEVROLET48 North Ave, E , Cranford

1M. CRanford 6-0613

SAU8MENWANRDMAN WANTED to supply Rawleteb's

HousehokJ Products to consumer*,aata way. up thl* year. We train andhelp you. Good pronto for hustlers.No experience neceatary, Pleasant,profitable, dignified work. Wrtta to-

/ ' DRU8HAKINODRESaHAKma snr)' alteration* by

bourortlay. t>pMaltj) on children•»dresse* and skirts. Reasonable ratCall CRanford 8-0S88-J.

WgJ&Sff*

* m. . r^Z m m fc • ajm*n«*iaj isjs; S S I * U l

WEDM8DAY. TH« 11TO DAY Of

Premlit.. honlnafur partkulirh soerlbod. titMi. Ijrlns and betas In thaTWinlBofCran-ItSirf •"• O o u° t r " < * " - " f S5tToflJi-

V I B i i O V H I V SHIU « * * • * * * nuns ^n*B •n**S»BSSB*BJBS***i*wg( BjSJ•ubacrlber. ono of the Bpoelal nbatars at aajCourt of Chancery. wUl on tha l a * daj .May, 1931 at II o'clock ha th* fli inlia MOat public Tendue. In the corridor of tha CamHoaae. In tha Cltr of Blaabelh nil that Oactof Und and praauaia alluato In tha Tiiaaahl* atCranford. County of Cnlon and Bute at KowJeraey

Known and dnlfnalad oa a eartala man on-tilled • Map of Propony at Aldan*. UakalOaaa.ly. New Jnaoy 1«»I aumyanccbj A. ML Wand.ran-.- Buney Bled September B . 1SS1 na Ihaone* of the Betbter of Cnlen Gouty aa IMS13S7. 13IS and IMS.

aiLVATOBB V LACOBTB.Special Matter hi Chucary

of Now taraey.

—NOTiec TO eacBrraaaB8T-ATB o r WTXUAM JOHXSTOX.

runuanl lo th* order of CHABLXS A. OTTO,mm.. HBII«W« vi vam i n w y •• •>on tb. Soronlh day of AprU. A. » _th. application of In. *nndrralsn*i > i t .mlnlatratora of th. atul* of aald Lnotice la henby siran M th. nadMaWat saiddenaaed to eihlUI to in* anbacrlbn ~ * *oath of aOrmaUoa Owlr dalma and dafalnal th. enat* of aald demand wUlua anmontha from tha dau of aaM onhr. ar thai•111 bo forerer barrod froaa ai i i i i i l lns ar M-corertnl th* urn* asanul the aubvriben.

UALCOLM JOaKBTOX.TBOMAS F. BTUUID.

REBUOaX, UNDABCBT k BW/LWKIL!™*™'

MM Broad BtneL" •-—K«wlra. JT.-J

/ reea VtM

Naming Hoaat RabsterMount Rainier was named after

the British admiral. Peter Rainierwhp figured in the American H e Wlutfon. The name was given byCapt George Vancouver. Eaglisbnavigator and explorer. "

Orlghtsl tfetentg oT 0'lMnusf.The original meaning of El Do-

raetowas' "Jhe gilded one." It wasthe name of a chief of the region on

of

of Harding- School, to thefloor windows.

33SO. VF'.W.TOINSTAIJLER^ TONIGHT

'installation of oTBoer* of the localV. F W. wUl be held tonlgt* in Bor-ough Hall.

The fallowing officers wens elected s ttie tost regular meetirnj. of the post;Water Richards, crwmanflwi; JosephBemer, senior vl»men. post advocate; and Walter Hossj-Isnd, trustee.. , ,"

Past OMJmsuiderjWIslter Hoaglandwffl be installmg

SOCIAL ITEMS

I AprO M.

TtoGivaadbogDuring htl lonf winter sleep the"

groundhog—or whistle pig-uses up•about a third of its fat It needstoe other two-thirds "to go on" •-when it comes out. of hibernation, I— f f l j w f n ^ p t o y l b ^ J U X i

the old miniature totf coarse at S3nd.start ant jhji.aiOiNRrtl.aiid ars.bwr-tag lots 00 fun. At hast it serves thepurprae or keeping i b e n out of mts-ehW. / • :

Borough OomeO t n * m cauou* withtin tax laaVw m Tassday nightfor tbe purpose of *tr*Jtf>tenina out

I thc1 / the

thctailienthe Borough.

" w. zorsjnisldriocta taker, b* a p vtltat vX ttl»h«hvae»*«mt«o«plt*t'-

(JravId Olorta Casate. ThTnertoeetlriB; will take ptaerd,. April M at

$1,000,000 PROJECTFILED BY BOROUGH

Mayor Orippo and the BordughOounell have-flle* *5pUeaUoiV-tor-aslum cksjrknj pmjert Involvtof onensllion-doUais. t-

This project if approved, would con-sist ot the erection of a, large numberas residences on the Borugh ownedUna opprjitte the schoohuid extendingfrom lSthl to 4th stresta.

Newark s ^ INDIANS CAMP HKatBi

^ SOSICKft, WBtX.ATICNDta}" taster service* at the Oanroor) Pres-

,°Jtol*»n Church were attendearbyabout (00 persons. The church wel-oomed new memben at tbe U o'clockasrvlce aod the Sunday School classeshad an attendance of cêr'lU^htktttaThe Easter cantata held Sunday even-

l y ing also w u wen attended,

ST. PAUL'S NEWS ~Tb* St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran

Church Easter serviee was wen *t -tojjfd. Five new members were ad-anitted. Arthur OsHni bass irfiifraat. ssn«T

^-r a suVyttnti. Holy cîtntnunloo was ad-^ Jniwstendandthechodr, u n t e ^ e « I

« w t o ' ot Mb* Dorothy ttodriss,onureh organist, presented the "tit*-1

-Htasrvioe. "Buter m ^ - ^

^ t o ^ M ^ e v B ni%Lj%& l n c l u < M "» Mlase* RoseMM*, agott, Olarlata Severs, vivlanVail, Florence White, Margaret TUHscBetty Orook, and Jeanne Uttimer '

Miss Dorto DeFreltaa of BIS ikst•toeet spent Friday visiting friend* inBernardsvlUe.

Nathan Starr of Second avenue re-cently was tendered « party In honorof his 77th birthday. Ofcose prwentwwejlte ad Mrs. Albert UurencTofOarwood, Mrs. John a Orlndlay ofDetroit, Mrs. Nathan Starr, Mrs.

t r o d e M a r i t i t r ^ S

The j g r a ôugh is interested In an encampmentot Hop! Indians of Arisontv, who a nencamped at Georges drove this week.

j ~DETJM COSTS.FUND GROWSDonations to the Drum: aod Bugte

Corps fund for the week. were, as follows Previous total $143.75; Italian-American Democratic CSub, $8; Mr.Ushlnskl, 13; The Ukaea Antrobus,,

- t l ; John Orai, »1; Rank Bnarty. «liA Friend, Si, maklnc * total ot t i n .

trode Margintino ot r>ji«aen.^Robert Murray, of New MWtet!

•T. ANNra CBWBNOTU» « « * noUdan, the class in «11-

^ to.cowjueten on Mondaywin resume. The coarse in

The Answers1. TOimen in cities and men on the

larms.

Aprmstmateajr

Weoîe«day.Anoth» group under tbe. - ^ ^ a & t a i w w . j a c k D u .

«*aLn»de_aa, overnight hike to Camp

3a nTm1 IIIEIM W •• #^_ _ eanlDuty under direT«««»W. May 3; A s s l s t J n i u S t a t S"J-ngerneot* are the young Udtes andbpj* of the fourth y e u t a h l g T i t o Lbpj* of the fourth yeutahlgTictooLJta Resary Sodetji wffl hold a.bkth-i S S^J? « ^ «*«w celebrat.

the wtahll«hment o f t h e parish.

7 h Sth7chatoSThe committee ap-

with the Charity DriveOHhollo Diocese of N

«•—••« w (wnamnetuL Tc< the loc*i chapter of the)•ototlonof t l r r ^ " ^

'tt* conuitta*.

part of • emmtfy

SrfllliBT TRACT* And which i n

tlcularl, laid don. ^ r dWtoJaJhCNrUin..m*,p ™"IUe"-» -T —"-••̂ , Street, Cran-ford Phone CRanford 6-0833-M. tf

^n?,^rr,nrCounty of Union), a. lou

SEASHOKB _ _ « ,»«*8HORB! BqOTas-Regular trips to

»non with baggage or furniture.Special trips to mountains orReeaonable rates. S t

VENSTIAN BBnds,&AVID & rtlN8fl0oi;i';' "'°BT' 8h""''iw*cc-cx.i:u ' ' ' v m t u n

BndMMe exclusivelydlreoti-and save.Shade Mfg. Ox37B3flL

SIllSI™:8ÂHBrS.cl'"«n' of New Jeraey.TODAY dkSi SATURDAY

ondanta. Ft fa. for >alo of mortsaod. -gAOfJIlfQAKaVBCpOKATOfa

70SJBPH WARS,n»BKT -1 Quality wortTdepbone CRioford 8-1434-U orCRanford 8-0011.

tM Springfield Avenue. PhoneCRanford 8-1434-J.

rn city of Kli.betSTNrJ!,FTjIJjrR Bruihe* have been reduced

again* For demonstration call L. A.McKee. 13 Arlington Road. PhoneCRanford g-0001-M. tf able. Abo pl^tertoTTree^S-/ Vmmwmgtmu 1MI'illlanraaT|wf

CHURNED btatermuk, every day. Nodelivery, p. a. BnCHig, (13 EastBroad Btreet, W«sMekl «

Jtorta Avem»v SprtagOeitl Tele-Phone Mnibum'6^884. 6-s at tho noithoaaterly corner

PADITINO AND PAPEBHANarNOPATMTINO, Paperhancing, and Whit*

Wa*tDgs work guartflteed; Tightprices, a Simpson, Phon* CRanford8-0363.

tbe uatarlv IIM rfwvJL .1BO " "•* wift,S fe !«tVaW SffiInunrt from" M.7S I T i S l ffl'SSPAPrrroo ana p«p»*»r^w

wsuwoably. Work w t L ~ - .Ireri O. Seaes, SU South nouir

. UcstkWd3-I3TT b(i.mi 13-1 and S-l P. U.

Wa*blnclfachmes

BorodowkA H BIDenst Avtim*.B>ons Cs*Mtod «-uoa if

Shop 314 Sooth ?AT*V CBaa.mates' cheerfully, gtô, aSwindler, and Banvy Matwede.ÔtNorth Avenue; WUL Phon* CRan- FORUMTIErj TIME ONLY

UXJAL and lone distance moving. Tht*Tear our 35th AmUversary. AntedAgent*, Sissec Bros. Jne. Somerville,New Brunswick and Plalnfleld. ~ oomrr BOCSB aaoa ffmrmw^

^ ^ w o n w i y a y o r j i n o v n i * ;ar stone* problems. Itarkm equtp-»»tsi»leipsrleaeed.eoart*ou(men.Agent* for Allied Van lines, mlong-dbttoo. 'mo-ers. B O W M *Aniaon, me, a t sooth Avenue, BacVPhaoeOTMiforde-Oltl. tf

OatJud Tonkins

d to

Bavmna, "Key" of New World"

.< About mmm toe t>»-and WÔ OOjOOfj ftmytPB Havy.- Thfr.does not Include fond* for tbe 30 pet

" cent Increase in iranhipi.'- 7. 558 feet Mi nefaea.

8. Present buslne** todex, 7SJ;August,UM. ;-A' ' - : •" v -

8. UBdeVpre**^ legislation, in j m10.- Arecentat^lndtcaUalt ls —

A60»

No Fare WaterIt is said that absolutely purs wa-

>er does not exist. Its nearest ap-proximation, chemically pure watercombined in » laboraory, i s verydifficult to prepare. The most com-men impurities of water are com-mon salt and lime. , ~.

AMleBiLandmsi*Blackbeard castle, an object ot In-

^ terest to *11 who visit the VUgto is-lands, serves to remind ot the dayswhen pirates roamed the seas andraised havoc with ships and thecargoes. r •—• ";

Why LeaVesOuuigeLOelorLeaves change colrrf in autumn

due to {he rJecsytng^chloroi'green1 coJorliig inatteTi uncWsw*"*)chemical changes, snd'toJb* aspo-•ore d plsênt c ^ ftrimertr —

•nBUs

tatbanathwl

la*carlkj

AI

IOn Ji

genera]Btaventwhile IIt washistoryder hot

CDrow

not av*fba m

Jdit• wort

.-ar-

ts .t

I

, 4 1

Tr T — o J^wir-^rr3^-.

- • • >

IB*i/

r 3

u. »•* eon**. It was

wate*Moflnt of the out-in of Hsr#ng-Behool,to theflnst floor window.

V.f.W.TOINSTAULOFHCERS, TON1GKT

Installation ot oBoem.of the localV,F. W. wtti be held tonight in Bor-ough Hill.-m* fallowing officers m m elected at

tie tost regular meettaROf toe post;Walter Richards, cntnmanrtwi; JosephBemer.'senior vto^ommmder: Bay-

mono Orippo, fl"***08*0™!!?^Fred Wolfl, quartermaster; WilliamTon Ohlen. chaplain: Benjamin Sun*men, post advocate; and Walter Hoag-Imd, trustee..

Past oumaja,111 be Installing

SOCIAL ITEMS

Kiddles of Owlminiature totf course

jrt jMieajABnd •«•_»•»:toe lots on fun. At task Ik series the:pnipi» ot keeping i tem out of ma-dder. / " • :

Boraijh Cornell « * Jn caucus withtha-ta* coninrtaaon on Tuesday tfbjhtft? tie purpose of straightening- outthe Uxlfcn and tax mWi1 proparUes ottbe Borough.

" w. Zonjeiwkirtooml Dakrsy M i l f t -l l C M < U M h i t

tai lBotod oTCMM K B Ooopetmtewith Major, Borooib Oounctt and policefore* to eofone the maHmxt, code toRcanl to feaephif refuse and (trbagefromUw etreetrand iot»--- Aaa. ' ' . •• < WMMM Bluaie nanoer ts CB. «-I1MT

ci fM' w ra.-vtvi.ft

CRANEORD CITIZEN & CBRON1CIEat the

CRANFORD THEATREMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday

May 2 ,3 and 410 A. M.

"3n? to My WtAen" b enttrtslmng at wtU a* Instroah*.

_ »^^bKT£!Sso>wonstrsrions of new icdpts that have been prepared

bosDt ecooomtes. Then wiU be daily gifts for some for.

women tad, of coune, free redpes for jnrerrode.

RECIPE!

APPLIANCE!fT*lEf

'•*"' "liS A - " ' 'i"t

IT?

r j ,

THE

PROGRAM

Rer. E. B . BurgcHp PreaiuVnt

CatfafCarpgawarfaia

IXIM moody Outf of Carpentaria.

Conference Hare.

Program for the New Jersey Conferênce of te United Lutheran Synod ofNew York, which win be held TuesdayIn Calvary Lutheran Church, here, wasanoouneed yesterday by the Rev. Wil-liam F. Behrena, Jr, pastor of the localchurch.

Tbe day's session will get underwayat 10 a. m. with a matins, service TheRev. Oils a Burgess. D. D., LL. D., ofNew York, president .of the UnitedLutheran Synod of New York, will ad-dress the conference at 11:30 a. m, Ifcemorntar session will be brought to aokae with the report of the nominat-ing committee and annual ejection

ondue south of. New Oufaaa, Jathe" loneliest sess. usuauy the gutfIs calm, the heat tempered by cool-ing winds. But in blazing summersthe water heaves In jpeat swells. " " ^«TMtlna' n rrnlrntTanrl tfctn slit SISSTs.sailors recall that this gulf has been-k i h ^ t b

DAY, APRIL* 21. 1936 I

During the luncheon, which will beserved by tbe Women's Oulld under (heCEssaiXXlleUlaXMB»P © I JRVBW H C f f l U U * aPO^l**

heefer, there will be reports on tbespecial Interests and agencies, spon-sored by the church. ,

The afternoon session will open at 3p, m. with devotions, followed by anaddress, 'Publicity In Church," by lnt of April0,1917, congress passed a Joint res-olution "that the President is hereby authorized and directed . . . to'carry_on war against the ImperialGerman Government and to bringthe conflict, to a successful term!-

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Do you believe that eating greenfruit causes tummy-acbeT Do youImagine tha> an ostrich, whenfrightened, buries his head in thesandT Would you say that one mustfeed a cold and starve a fever—orthat beef tea is nourishing;

If you do, declares a writer mLondon Answers Magazine, you'rewrong. ' ,

It's swallowing fruit In .chunksthat causes pain, and there's actual-ly less nourishment in six largecupfuls of beefêa than in one sliceof bread.

As for feeding colds-the familiarBaying is a misquotation of the fa-mous Dr. Abernethy. who declared:"IT you feed a cold you shall haveto starve a fever," •meaning thatstuffing a person laid up with a coldwould soon bring on arfever.

Then there's the Idea that cats

. Fen and Pendl SetOneVMcaubscrip

-QaakerOatsCo.:-Cltisen And ClirooiclB

Bketrie BMchm Clock .Ballan Balm and DispelOne Year Subscription .

One Doof 'Rowers <

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.Cranford Theatre-Seageft Drug Store.Bell's Drug Store-Citixen and Chronicle

One Lb. Columbia Mocha Java Coffee .One Qt, name-Made lee Cream .One Can Acme Coffee-.

.Grade Market

_CotOaU*»-R«b Wax and AppUer'.One Enamel Whistling Ttea Kettle .j Whistling I ta Kettle .3 cans Dtntjr Moore's Beef Stew -One pan- Mnnjinfwear HoseOne'-qt OHdf Spray Insect Killer .Savings Beak with 81 Deposit

^Freese Delicatessen-Ardlssone ContecUa.Amerkan Stores*Apgsz. Hardwue. S tan .-TutUe Bros.-McMahon's Orocery-Oosa'a Dress Shop.SkiUman'a Hardware-Union Co. Trust On.

TUESDAYOoty Make-up Travel Kit —One Bottle Tussy Eau ColonBouquet of Flo

Beer's Drug Store'

•Foley Pastry Blender.FoIej>CanOpAssarted Out Box of Soap.Ooe Can Spry.

• Out Bos, oantalnmc Quaker Oats.Pancake Mix, Buckwheat Flour.Puffed Cereal

Pen and Pendl Set. One. Tear aubscrtp

-Bens Drug Store.omnfard Flower Shoppe-Foley Mtg.'Co.-Foley Mtg. Co.-Lever 1-Lever)

tffhe -when cats see at theVt&St fttwilight, became their pupils ex-pand far more than ours and aresensitive to the ultra-violet rays of

.the., spectrum.- But after- darkthey're Just as blind as we are. ~

If you think your heart is on theleft side, you're entertaining anoth-er fallacy. It happens to be neitherleft nor right, but almost m themiddle.

Shavirg doesn't make hair growfaster. Experts have measured un-der a microscope the length of hairthaj grows, day by day. betweenshaves,-and- •*ave'êoropand'--thisrate with the daily growth in people

.who_don't.sbave._ The. average 4sexactly the same.

Five Movie Passes.One Doaen BananasOne Lb. ODiumUa Mocha Java Coffee .OneQtHssae-Made Ice CreamOne Can Acme Coffee .

-Quaker Date Co.-Citisen and Chronicle

i and Chronicle'

One OaL Mo-Rub Wax and AppUer.One set CHaas Mixing B e w l s _ _ _ _One Tear .8U

-Cranford Theatre-High Grade Market-Freesa Dfllcstcen—ArduBone Contecttonery—Amerlcsn Stores-Apgar Hardware Store.Tattle Bros. (

S cans Dtaty Moored Beef Stew .One pair Munsmgwear Boat ̂ _

i and Chronicle.McMahon-s Orocery-Oosa's Dress Shop

WEDNESDAYOne Bottle Donay-s Cologne •gar's Drag store

Bouquet of PloweiPen and Pencil Set—

'Foley Pastry Blender.Foley Mtneer

-BeU's Drug store-Cranford Bower Sboppe—Citisen and Chronicle

.. Assorted Oift Box of Soap.OneCanBpry.Oltt Box, •»»it«iiih.|t Quaker Oats,

Pancake Mix. Buckwheat Flour.Puffed Cereal _ .-.

Pen and Pencil SetOne.Ti

-Foley M*. Co..Foley MOT. Co,-Lever Bros.-Lever Bros.

..Quaker Oats Co..Citisen and Chronicle

One Lb. Columbia Mocha Java Coffee .One Qt. Home-Made Ice Cream .One Can Acme Coffee .

ThatreHigh Orade MarketFreeae DehcateaaenArdbBone ConfectioneryAmerican Stores

themselves sepa*ng: to "the-Hew'

"FenianisnV Sebaaaa ofIrish, Irish-Americani

^ a n l s m , was a movement ofIrish and Irish-Americans to sepa-

i*****1"** from. GreatBxitahi andan independent repub-t of th F e i l d

form Itilie. Tbe first of the Fenian,lead-

ers, James Stephens, falling to cre-ate an uprising in Hunster, came tothe United States to form a ' 'of Irish who had left their ccfollowing the famine of 18*7.Wilh John CMaboney, orgaunathe movement on this aide of the At-lantic.

After the dose of the CMI war,which cast thousands of Irishmenadrift, notes a writer fa the Indi-anapolis News, Fenian societies—jp*amed from a Gaelic tMa-wara

One OXMIr MopOne Year SubacripUonScans Dmty Moorea Beef Stew .One pair Munstogwear Hose

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-.—Apgsr Hardwaro Btore—^.Tattle Bros.—Clttsen and Chronicle.-McMahon's'Orocery—Ocsa's Dress Shop

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Step right in, ladlaa and g a t r b e i r ^ ^ ^ w g n u arrayof quality foods ever assembled. ^Yotrli^liavaVa oirctisselecting desirabla ftema you raalty naad for>ity a nickel

T twentieth part of a dollar. 8c «1*-fr* P l l

COOKING SCHOOL(Omthuu* from pop* oae;

her prepare sons dish to which shet w M i w i u . JChBy..know_that- lfl Jheywatch closely. « in> ate measures andmixes and completes the entire cook-tr« operation, this dose-up penonalstudy win be more helpful than hours.of ready recipes or blind experimenting.

Themotto t tptnreâtrsmi wwleuuMy, completely unhurried and pain-tektaateaccuraie ta.recordlnt rstar toMyiOtchen.- Thar to no trickery inthe cooking, baking, and preparation ofappettamg Ice-box wonOra. Compe-tent cooks who bar* drifted into badbabita will be able to check) their ownmistakes by rtudyhw-the systematic

ident, April 6, 'issued a proclama-tion that "a state of ww£dstabt>tween toe United States and theImperial German Government,'

*aa^BaySr»ar«When Columbus discovered Trb>

idad iq 1«8 ha called the Bay rfParia the Gulf o f ^ w l s b of

Trumpetmg of wDd elephants

to ttoVrUdaofja l Ceylon. The

sal legend «a that the *lephanta do,. « « A t o k ajI flat iprtng, which tbel> .wtDagerŝ believe to be sacred, but

to the bunks of the mangrove, treesJ»oted ,ta the waters Sere, i f washis belief that when the oystersopened, drops of dew fell from thetrees and eventually became pearls.Be hoped to find enough feTmakea necklace for Queen Isabella, butenemies sent him home in chainswithout the pearls. ^ ^ ^

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Canada, known aa the "Fenianraid," waa planned and-partiallycarried out in 1888. BetwosnWO

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the year war* checked be.wnan eouM l«avwUir»19»LaidtaCounty,

onnfonTs tax r a t ^ l b r )M H » per 81C» latattiB, aa fauna*!.

. tUoo, but prepsrattonidamrfortbeprinttafottot third andfwrlh

! mainly to a Jump-la ttiatuts and in the fltateêhooime Townthlp Committse tUa'yaar cutb l t t M Ivk t tonC MVxVtxSx^BBB^sxMh Aen&MeMes.• W •We«apwl' wag^W^rwVvâvwâ^p Vwwirw^WI«bile tbe Board of Xdueatton.% bud>tor tbe ensumg y«arvls;*iLaam».a»

mityear. ' ..Z i*T ' " i "

ally In Unden %U) Ulfetif ..for the countge nxmsai '"'

Tie rate of H » pe «ie» wm b» the

psiity in the Oota>ty,aUs>|li aboiring awrked Increase, tainy,. of t b U

On Saturoay, s s ^ ^ VCranford and their Ms*e uDusual prirUete o t

^ win be lmlB4on.tf^ o»r;,betweenOehours of 1 a n i l • V m i a r o S w o tMrs Rowlnd P Bl tb to B t o f l U

rs of 1 a V iMrs. Rowland P. Blytbe, to BttrtogfleU

l; Mrs.'R a A M l :avenue, formal; Mrs.R a AMrlch: »Central avenue,-natural wild;''Mrs.»• C Wadsworth, IB Berkeley nuosiindMia. o . Leslie OrlOth, m f l e n t t o

^Brawn.t i00ieiaMslneCnVDW>pie formal; Mrs, a P: Tates, *Hamp-w Hoad, river view terrace; l l n V W . a«mon, 19 Norman Place, sprint gar**»; Mrs. L. a, Hassan!; 813 Spring-» « avenue, Mrs. J. Xdward Wolf, 17?=«MeId avenue; and Mrs. a a"oescner, 8 Cummlngs street.

Tickets of admtsslon wlH proride a^ o f the open gardens, and win ta-««m_the holder as toiheordtrlnwbfch

JÛ(Aj»io l»«MdI —WjKLobtalnedon-Ma

M5? •**>^^ w l s r l r i .2™S 1 * 0 i e ««*tt wm first be ta-spec ted . (- • .̂ , > •• - , .to the«dntof"h»lementweath«r on

that day, the affair will be postponedJJMthe afternoon of WMaesday,

The gardens to be shown IndadaW s which range from the formal,

garden, to the informal" shadyardent with nooks and crannle*,

TO COMPLEIE PLANS1 FOR CARD PARTY

'_™« entertauunerrt comnuttee of theCntotord Republican d u b will meet at« Vt m. Tueadayin the township roomsto Fcapiete, ansmgemenU te « s an-?Tc«n>P»rtMJSitto

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