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_____ __? - — - , „.. ... * r '. ADS THAT PAY All of the New* impartially Told VOL. X, No. « Entwd M Seooad CUit Matter, AufuK 12,1921. at th* Pwt Otk* al Kud.armd. Nrw Jew v under th* Act o» Manh %, Ifft LYNDHURST. N. }„ FRIDAY, MAY I, m i invccK N rs Chamber Show Raises Money For Milk Fund More Than 1,000 Attend Bouts-Joey Eulo Pleases With Victoiy SHOW BIGGEST EVER With an over-flow crowd of mure than 1,000 packed in every available gectiou of the Lyndhurst Theatie, the Chamber of Commerce boxing bouts, held la t Friday to raise money for the Chamber’s milk fund, were pro- nounced more successful than the first show of laat year and ia seen as an^ ndication of continued success fur the affair. f. Local boys participated in many of the bouts arVd most of them won. Joey Kulo, local bantamweight—Wob O’- Neill, motorcycle policeman—Barney THytgari, a .featherweight—and l’etey koa«i , a lightwaight iigurcd in the victories, ^ Bigger and tietter in every way, the (.how raised a considerable sum for the fuud and was a true indication of the work the arrangement com- mittee did. Joseph Majuachuk, presi- de!'', and first chairman of the show; Arnold DeMassi, chairman this year, and Frank A. Schneider, vice presi- dent of the Chamber and treasurer of the committee, were prai ed for their part in the success of th'' show. <rtme Krrrmm, Paterson referee, called one of the best in the country, refereed the bouts. Jimmy Marsh, local boxing mrnager, assisted the committee in arranging tiie bouts and wa thanked for his efforts. The ix round bout between Eulo and Tommy Abobo of South Amvrio was the feature affair of the card am proved <o be the most exciting fight. Leading all the way, Kulo piled up a:i early lead, planting; hard punches all over Abobo’s body. The dark- skinned South American, however, showed no signs of distress and took everything and was back for more when the final bell rang. The crowd acclaimed Kulo a t the end of the bout. UWeill, out of the ring several year.,, made tt 'come-back especially for the show and knocked out Frankie Kid Conway of Brooklyn in the fec- und round. O'Neill never allowed Conway io lead. Forcing 'he fighting all the way, he knocked the Brooklyn man dawn several times in the first round and finished thi* job ill the sec- ond session. Barney Taggart knocked out tied Feather, a Cherokee Indian, in thi1 of vicious .'lunching, Taagart, a pop- ular fighter about Bergen Couii'y, was in perfect condition. I*ctey Kearns knocked out I’atsy Paterrio, also of (Continued on Page 8) Woman’s Club in Good Showing at Spring Conclave Annual Report of Local Group Presented By Mrs. T. F. Knight The annual report of the Lynd- hurst Worn in's Club presented at the spring convention of the .Sixth District held at Ridgefield I’ark. Wednesday, by retirin/ president. Mrs. T. Francis Knight,' was won- derfully received. It was one of four to receive special mention by the State (’resident. In commenting <n the welfare work she expressed admiration for th*' group of women who were willing t.o take time to shoulder rcsfaifisibtlitie* other thin those in their- own homes for the sake of helping the unfortunate. Mrs. Knight’s 'report showed s growth of the club from II to BK member?. The club raised 1 7 H4HI during the year. Civics Ite p art m ent bought and presented W the town a hospital bed ami chair, which they are constantly conditioning, ami which are lent free to anyone; al- so starU-d a I lay Nursery Fund legislative department sponsored a meeting with Mrs. L. Swenson Mate department chiirman aa speak er; alao a luncheon. . __ l,n*r*tute «nd Hrsms department nrgaaiaed ipth I* members in Jan- uary, n-,nr“hl* *1 member*. ' Book review* arid historical talks featur ed Unit, monthly meeting*. , Thf Welfare r*ep*rtment has rnn- rent rated on the delinquent boy pro M*m. That department. working in r nope ratio n with KwjnlM John J linalia,. Jru, md .Chief . ...of N ii» Thomas LandelU, has almost entire ly ileared the poll.* m art *1 dettw HU«-nt bay rnaea. Fourteen ks»y. have been turn'd over t« li* dak by Recorder |k»* It*, •taring the past year. Kacb b»» is treated a* mb, individual can* by the welfare dwymi-tment, and help i« given m preoipdaM* to His need*. W.-th has h*e* found -fa* the bays, mltMaj them W pay Hue* for petty FIRE-PROOFING OF FRANKLIN SCHOOLDISCUSSEDBY BOARD DISCUSSION OF FIRE-PROOFING OF SCHOOL STAMPED TRAP HELD BY BOARD TUES- DAY NIGHT AT HIGH SCHOOL •Fire-proofing of the Franklin t rhool—starnpi d a fire trap by oartls of Education a half score of years and by the State Board of Ed- ucation la t year—was discussed by the Board nf Etlucation Tuesday right with the result the repair committee was instructed to secure plans for the work. If indications at (be meet- ing Tuesday nyht arc followed through, the iiuestion of spending more than $10,000 for tne ciiool will be put before the voters. WilLum C. Collins pointed out the school needed a new heating system and if the board intended going through with fire-proofing the school a new system should be provided, also. The repair committee was or- dered to investigite that matter, also. Thomas Fahy, chairman of the Franklin\School, brought up the mat- ter. "That school ia a fire trap," Fahy declared, ‘‘and I, a cha rman, refuse to take the responsibility of the life of one of those children. The cost of putting in tte fire-proof corridor* might be objected to, buj. it is small compared to the terrible consequences we would suffer if one child was k,lled in a fire because of our negligence.’' Owen S. Whitman brought out the fart the 'board had discussed the sub ject la-1 year and had prepared tr do the work necessary for the firr proofing of the school. Citizens ob- jected so wildly,” he said, “the Itoaril decided not to go ahead with the ac- tion. 1 think that the work is neces- sary.” “If it is necessary," Fahy said, “1 am in favor of putting the question before the voters. If they turn it down, the responsibility, at least, will be off our shoulders. I believe that we should go ahead w th plans at once.” President Joseph I'awloski pointed out the school had teen condemned by the State Hoard ai^il IS. C. Wooster, county supervisor of - schools, had said it was unwr e to put more money into the school when it was likely the structure would be abandon*!?, sholt- ly- ........ .... “ i t be r< J i l t m l u r e d , ’’ FVhy said, “Mr. Wooster thought we were Sging to build a school at the time iiid wa» ahutl ng liis eyes to every- ■hing but that school We know^that en iT we <To gi t a new school, we will need the Franklin Srhool for many more year...” “The school was condemned as u Fete 'Poppy Day’ Here Tomorrow; To Canvass Town Mrs. Corriden, Staff To Meet Early Morning Train Cominulers fire trap even when I was on the boari." John Wackwit*. a member »» m , said. The cos', of the fin-proofing that was planned last year w>» *lo,:oo The name plans will l»e followed (»•* by the repair committee, it is believe®. An increase of tSDO n salary wws granted to tius Wolf, an a sistant janitor in the high school by the board over the protest of Jalo- S.- Lrliti. With Joseph I’ollara absent the vote that reversed a ruling of the previous board was 7 to I. PawkuM also objected to the increase liut voted for it wilh the motion whe'h was made by Collins. Wolf waa employed Ust winter at |l JM » Ve ir. ihe man he succeeded had received *1,700. Chaile Radge r« said it was unfair to give a man who hail taken the place of a janitor re- ceiving $1,700 only *1,200. He «ikl a conlprom s i should have been made When il was brought out the board has no definite ba.iis for starting jani tors, Collins said he had l>een under the impression $1,200 was tlw tail- ing salary of janitors as it is for teachers. Ue said he h^d thought that when lie » •* » member o f the board last viar and had voted for the $1,200 salaiy. I’awloski attacked the suggestion of giving Wolf au increase. "If the money wa coming from out of my own pockets," he said, “we would never think nf paying a man $1,400 when we can get him for $1,200. We should not be too hasty In breaking the ruling of the last board. Surely Wolf km w how much he was to get awl was old enough tu know what lie was doing.” Collins' motion was seconded by Fahy and was passed when it was put up to a vote. School Physician Hugh liurbink reported that-he had «uwrlud*d hi examination^ thr w-html eh«4- rrn The only serious ailments In the dch'Mils, he said, were cbiekrn pox am] measels. Reports were also received from the attemlance offk’er and Reeves l>. Itatuoi, supervisor of school . No BH-tiUim was math- of the sjt u»i n,me«t tif B sm-eessnr t« fWilrRT Clerk Henry Hanton. The appoint, ment is not expected for reveial months. ll!>.w.L''..4j '..'.IUUuU-d.Uu^,Wid.-^ Mr*. Etta Curtis 75;, Family Celebrates Mrs. Ella Curtis, who lives with her *an, Feaak R. Curtis and family, of Vfdley Biook Av*nue, marked her wventy fifth birthday a few d m ago One of the Iwppy feature, of th* family felehrat utt of the ev*»t *11 a visit by her sister, Mr*. Laura Hoffman, of Miami, Florida. Mrs. Curtis was. also made happy aa this becaston by the new* that Oaopsr Union in New York. -‘^dirjtM a Students Ref. i.ence Roam ia their tabrary lo the memory of her husband. Frank A. CultU. Mr, Curtis wa libralian at Cooper Union for forty years, and his mother was libra fiaa before him. ZABRISKIE PICKS CHARLES F. BUCK TO RUN HISCAMPAIGN FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN K K I I I S SUPERIOR QUALIFICATIONS OF I OR MI R JUDGE. LAWYER AND BUSINESS-MAN 1 John It JUbiiskte, istidiiale for t the Repuldican n >mination for state ! .with nti»« ». „n.| problems f r m Senator, announced this- mornms every nook a»i comer of Bergen, Park Project Discuued At Board Meeting fc ’. Gurrin Detitanda finite* • «H>n Fw IIoti»e%--(Mi»«irtti Ohfet H To Vsrl REPORT BY BROWN i . , , .. ... . *nd hi* hoe retold ia th<»* idfc w t that former Assemblyman ( haile, t lhr k,j(,, „f rfr, hT Black of Kidgewo d -wiiuid be hii1 ti«i iw»te.i wnr. j Ohjectla** ia the •*<« sn»i danngs campaign manager. “I he usues «f tne r*ni|>sigu » ill * reeled by baseball team.- sod spsr Thi* unexperted announrement by devel p »i«* Judge Xabrtskiea plat tators wn Mpmc ywt Iwbl, r*i.«n| Ky e former Jutlge struck the so.eall k‘r” ' f** !««»ns «f tb* rt mf fa«*a*s m t W »a>s, Bsigeo * oaaty badly ta need of a tMdttieal htni»e« (eaaSHg,’* Barringer Post Auxifiary Plans CoiningSchedule County Auxiliary To Meet Here at Elks Hall On Tues., May 12 Many coming events were pWnneil for at a meeting ,rf the Ladies! Auxiliary «f Han.hl (i Barringer I'oat of tile American legion held at thr Hut, WednrMtay night, with \ Mht, Frederick Kesseguie, president, I in charge, Thi- county auxiliiry will Md their meeting ia Lyndhurst. at Elks Hall, on May llith. The committee ’ to arrange- far tbe; entertainment of more than a hundred guests expect ed, are M*w, Ralph l eioipie, Mrs. L- Rensimer, Mrs IL L Hamilton •ml Mrs. Sttpbb’ Conroy. Mmiey waa appropriated for send ing cheer to the boys al Castle Point, N. Y the Cl political Wiseacre* I’.ke a bold j from the blue. The Court House ’ corridors butted and it is apparent that the tip ha» blown off the long slumbering Bergen political Vafcwo. | The cuaaeivaus of optainn wrein to. tw that Black’s adherence to thr /abn-kir camlidaty mstirtally en. Ruzinski Wedi Frederick Fox Wed. Htrrer aad by lerauil*. arwaght the t a r liwa of cstatdtahing tu* pe»pasf.t park t>« th* spot before th* Caw ad t iioaers again at their meeting M«a day arfht ... , A . b*f«re, t uauai^iaaf J»ha I s.- .UadHli t«ob a »*and sga.n t the '* 'lt.-t'ael'» i hunh lot th* r«r projert and in answer ta aa *bj**ti«m ner »f Ridge Ruad and Pag* Ave from Emanuel tiwfiw awn** »f ta* . .. . . Htte, was " the some- of • pietty hoo.#. .*td Ka wuuia thm haacet the .. ****-*** & « » * « afUmorn. at - ^ t w* fcbf a* he H , CmMUa M er •WTNmfWWW as o'clock, when Mis* Htephaaia Ru* Mayor llarara R Ho«t* who ha< : inaki, daughter of Mr and Mr A.tavn Ku«i»«bi, favored the »fce**d he u still W , of t*«» Newark Av*. ,« |«,„r y lt bt agreeing wit* «••**■ Ih* hnde of Fred*rt<k ic „ a t j I WtlMWs I s Ksxag ilk* nue, be ame Fox. «n of Mr -lol Mr. Joaeah dialed •» M 'aa~^To.7 F«X, of ISO Uvingston Avenue TV Th. s. V - ___ _ nuptial knot wa> tied by th* He tor, the Rev James < tsmog iski 'Miss Fbahbetb Mi!e»kt wa. tb* brida’s only stlnnUnl, amt Alfred the b«a>d tailed to at*k* p*>«g*e*a «m ih* <»a*stnm though it wm agwwi *« aMampt to p*ot*t't tb* ••hoaisaa aad' She tenants ........................... V~! \*m*U tr**m l» » ; -I am pa'f.ag laa*..“ l.aaim dr brst man * .- .. ------- The brtite war* * taut f»VH of; 5 * ^ **. wiirt* satin, with a tulle veil laught with oraage IHiawny, a».l carri*d boumiet of white Maes . , „ - . - _ M is, M ileski war* a go*!* ^ eiar*d, aod I iblwh tbal my p»*pa«ty 'g g 'h e ll saAiti,w ith a rose mbml * * '* '" pr»teetl«m Rat aaily do** Ike list and slipper*. Hbe allied lea “ ‘O " *!•<»•) Ilw I• wants hut Ihe 4a«g ms *.*. »< "»*»f ball and Ih* itaaaag, t„ A re«epiio« for near relative, atol houses are added lai«ave«rt>a. T. friend" wa* held at the brute's The held i* too -mad for a ha«*b*li home The couple will lit* *1 IM R"“*f “ l 4vlrigst*a» A*Miur , » t>wwb>ltt rapiMat tha': karh af lae. - o - --f. j p»«v*m*a«. raibs* tha, in. LivelH Auocution *“ u" Im Daanlaa 11 ■ a liw '••*» a d»riai»d lh* Worn t m ________ •• * t**Md •*» «*, terum at card* for the Auxiliary| ^ exgri^ed^camtwigwar. fwMR.1 A.s*-IWn , e* Will bt J . ' Breslin. Rr.,1 4**% hfter IhbHMrt*' •* CilgBlW* ja ^ , «ir reatera^ | tlg ‘| n ^ and Mrs F K liavies. i had q u irt Iy ann.awced hi* appoint ..a *»<***_ m leaf as I am a I saiau. John R Xabrtahl* Mrs Reaaegui*, Mr. Harry Uad 1 RWk *ald _ ti ta S.!, . wa ••!...»— VUvei.ki. i,., . I im|H»n#l«r It* in* er, Mrs. II. Pinckney, M rs' W illiam ! IWirUkle has a.ked me I.. ^ ------ HeyWtxal, and Mra J Long will re a* his .ampalgn msnager, a rot , I*' ,k*‘ l» Im. a ^ « f „ aMa#4 ant* ««»„* for a tn il school ut some means of relieving conge tion in th< school* should be Investigated and asked the members to think of plans. Tba hays a** rmpamd ta aspect ear* day ta Mr*. Jaa«* » n4n*i tCaMMmad Ml Pag* tl Tomorrow ia annual poppy (lay in Lyndhurst. Mr*. Freda Corriden and hi*r staff of workers from the Lad tea Auxiliary of the Harold (■. Bar ringer post, American l-eglon, wil meet the early morning tram*, and rfter that they will make a house to bouse canvass, rash one having been assigned to a definite district ONK l)AY KVKNT This is the one day on which t o j sale wilt be held in l.yndhurat thi. j i year, Saturday. May 2. Mr*. Corti den declared yesterday. The little red (Hippy Worn <m Poppy Hay will hr the outward symbol «f the re vprence m which we boid the fine young men of our country who die in the great struggle of |5*l 7 an- 10 IM . “Aa we drop our roma into t ‘i* b.xe* of the poppy *eller* thi* Sat urday let us give gladly and atom dantly So that men who casae back from the w ar msatiled, isnd their faauHea, may rereive aid through the sale “Although a do*en yean has pa*, ed sines the last man was laid toj rent beneath the fwipptr*. the flowsi j ha* lost none of its meaning. It ' beautiful symboiiam still *tanda a*.j, the perfect tribute to Ihe me® who | gave their b**a lh the cauae at d«m j aeraey- Tht aigh the. work of ths. j American I>-g»m and th en A«« ! ttawy. it-h as her*m*e ai-o * mean* uf ptdiag Ul* bviag nctuw* of ta*! war, AU. t AN WEAK THEM "N at **ery «ae ran mah* a p»i griiwaga tw the war i»au»n».. md eeery a«» ran pay hom*** at Ow tamb af the Cabana* ga'idaer, .bm If Preliminary Work In Clean-Up Drive Begun The preliminary work of the Clean I'p Paint-lip Campaign in the Town-j ship has been started by Mavor Horace IL Bogle. Oil all side* piles I of rulilii.sh of every inscription i* j In ing taken from vacant land, piled at the curb ami carted away to a proper and pi rmanent re*! ng plai* away from the center* of population Tin' Mavor feel* that greater effort should be given to this year's cam pnign to attain greater and wider result - 4* the ende.v or to .make a. cbaner and better Lyndhurst. In a short while notice. Will be sent out to all uAcial* ami departrmnt* of the Township to give their eeery *upport to the camps gn during the month of May. The eti'Opmtian tt( r \rry rl y <#*u* r and frakleiit r* toward ih^ <ani|»aiff). p«m*nt tha iotai Auxiliary in a trip !! h*'C accept* I 1 ">nsnb i it ;n. of the c«u«ly Auaitlary to T i.m ’f^ 'honor tn w w ami Tvetp TTo , River, May 7. j paign for Ktaic Senator of a, inart »f The imties of the AuiMliary wijl ■lhe exceptional fine character, (pa*I assist the Post m their annual |»a , ificatian* and *«p*ne»Ke of Judge saar to tie held this year ■tor'a plot /.atin.k tt ■ran SWpiWI Avi'iiiie', ilTreJ'tfy'■'a7r..’fs' "“tWkTfilf "'"•'t the’’ told "Sf” , ,»ml from thi* l.yndhurat Station. June ill date*. It must tie apparent to a«> to 27 1 one that Judge X*tut»kie ea«rly Mr*. Janie. Preitderga t, M,». ie*d* the field from the statt^onl KHaabath McMullen, Mr», J Long, ”f e»|ierieioknuwMge "f tie and Mrs lt. -,rguie, will meet with »ounty. and exenitive al.lllt) t the Legioh lom tlirtlee ti plin tb e! successful Iwisise*. aH-i profess* u»l fumishing* of the new home in career ha* been .uppJewefited by hi Memorial Park The Auxiliary a ill eiperienr* aa. Assistant 1’rwaa.utor, fun.t*b thr kiteheae e^mpieteiy « Couoty Judg* a«d-«m»Wty fuats,n; Two new members were sdmitted, in which office* hi' ram* into con Mrs. Florence Stephens and Mrs Kin m s Wemeburg Assisting Mrs. Fred* Corrtden in the Poppy sule today are Mr*. F S. liavi*, Mr* Sophie Conroy, Mr Norman Mi Kicherh. Mr* M Hot tnski. Mrs Frank R Curtis. Mrs, llwtt OVonftetl, Mr* IL L M*mtlt»n, Mrs Ralph Ia*eiafae, Mrs, Kre«teri. k H«-. u - g u o , each of wiiwm ba» a group of ,a..i*tanU • ■R nfw .ibigi'iif *tw a m H rnttfwrO m -'i **[* * w « t fc-* .-.o'.ti ai»l Ih* member* enjoyed th* , . * b* 4**la»ed '"fhe until al.t* h»a,r S S T W J ^ ' ** Th* assis ialio*! kv arfhliVibg- for J, ' JJ*' J *** • ** **• bs44mg ........ *‘al *e«*il*. for Ia. o. .1 L'-' | *k.d if Hw laebaaaawa lUttrianl i could he n>mp*thad f* b*awt»f» ia» 'S.wb* af lae rw io ^ i a ,., Urn**4 ■««**l < ow..„.^«aa* Jidm r ta Tt **4 had pr«aa«., u. (tl Merchants Pick Fred SaumHead Of New Croup 14.Day Hoipilal liaaad aa r.g . a) Party Follows Boy’* Baptiseraent Here 1*4%b i O i l a i U , Mr Mit<i 141*. Mrtman fV litiiti, «f VaJlr| Mr*» *k Aw-tttw, •«* liiytii ^1 a U rm **♦»«, ti> iHr 1# Itrtt«»f **/ Uir J^t Thwtd' I rmtr*Vj»til k \n** "\m \ < lw »M t I hr M ? ; Mr» IVilkHf r*ilr»i4i»$rw| at •mgf*-* ml thrif W*»r, *»^l li»* W#4ry Histr, ol l.yntihur 1 trtir, whir i t a m+mh** t*f t to# r r U * Umm nt Nrwark I'mMriUirv spent the weekend a« PKll«delph a. I'ellnltr. of |tr.e*l|Oi, Mr and Mr* rntensg the Pennsylvania Cnlverait* P Pel In ill. of M*»d*l«, I I H^iay. ~ ' in<l M m Nn*. *tf W r4 N* ». ....... . V*»Hi, Mr ***«{ M r* M. M#jprf», Mr* J l l . t r r i * . hwi i wrni nf H«wriH M * h r * ll#n*i»»t*fci Ha* l<a«l aa Hrr fu#«t«, Mr* Mr **»»! Mr AMif» M ftlkf. Mt» thiitti, an<( Nttl* Mm, Jmm* . *»f Iwrt Matlrr at^f Mi*a lif*<» >4 l*ark. L L I yMKufat Democratic scrap; Republican peace W ith petlU'ma f«r district post* aa tbe Bergen (ounty Republican ami ISmi* ratir Committees M*4 at laai, awly the Ilemocrata WCR J»»* M*‘ testa It is wen. Repubtifan* who eqeteatnl f f the post* last year have mad* a pa< t th<* yaa f and aa a result everyone of the eoarautta* a* pirants a ill take >4ht> wnop jmaad UmtHarsss ar* not a* fortun ate. Two of the cwaMMUaaaaaa. Joseph S*-*t*,a. ilia rma* of tha Lywlharst unit vt the (ounty C iwmittav. and Charisw brpS. fourth Si.tr-t, roasautlawawA. faee rompetrtmn f*+tUm ia p*aed ia the ***«•».-, diatnst by Frank ffptliaae f.rant mu*< 4* feat • Victor »'aish ' •! , W eart . A v e a w e The praraful RanuWu aai. »»H ha«* ali tbe commrtt n a ' « - •»«* earn a*e*«e» ttd* year **#wpt M*fbald Jans af the fw i'U tn . defeated hy Jana ,a ia*t year** pn*u;i electron The >anrf>dale* are brat Ui trtet, Joaepk Mail.U aod Rd*m I* M u M l l Paul ti *er* *«d Mr*-. Mary Bel, third. I>as 1,1 Kerytsaa and Me* Wil UM Vitfi fourth. Ii.o«ria. M» eada and Mrs Ptoa*wr* ('astle. M ik W iiii.m ItohrnuMi, oa wo Mine ha, lew aanounii mi, .lata Paal Trey and M t. fiitw ■<**" mmt * o o tii. Arthur b*faM jr.r and Mr* Arthur V 1»m*i eights.. William Raetapf ami Mrs. Elia' griumy and a nth. Jo*- epb Uparta aad Me* Tbe anrtr m tn* Reimblo’a« p a rty I* **«*w a* a M the e#«»t* af SradM*. Wtioam of th* isawl mt f tom &t ^ an aftaa's dead, place a hetgbl rad pop py •»»»* a m f i pw Bay * HmaneMitM c ia f ) late > a»* lhe say* s. 'th»oie who s*r'***l Un year easept ■ a . tn* contest ing district# and in th* eigtdh ah*re j**ao A—jlaaaika M i rima m g in (hr. alwad.wf.- .b*a U*«*h**.T■- Mi-na* J I «te*i f«r * time I «m**i «* the third srtvere M ga» Bought**' a a* to ' P?*'m Will**** gfWor. the p***ent '.'<o»mi!t**mi*n an4 la tb* r.gMS olor. Ra pa I* a a* to opyasse |»«a. w *»*■1 Lec-fW aith ase»*r tier fWw».»rat»f n a k latos s o am.. M< b*'tia Marnm* *a*t i ~ pa . a aew**s a*au<. fosap* #*pdklMbi and M* a tiwrd. Mr* v * ■ah * Flyadi. WWWnm. . fcpn.m. Fourth. 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Page 1: FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN KKIIIS SUPERIOR fc’. Gurrin Detitanda ... · when the final bell rang. The crowd acclaimed Kulo at the end of the bout. UWeill, out of the ring several year.,,

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A ll of the New* impartially Told

VOL. X, No. «

E ntw d M Seooad CUi t Matter, AufuK 12,1921. at th* P w t O tk * al K ud.arm d. Nrw J e w v under th* Act o» M anh %, I f f tLYNDHURST. N. }„ FRIDAY, MAY I, m i i n v c c K N r s

Chamber Show Raises Money

For Milk FundMore Than 1,000 Attend

Bouts-Joey Eulo Pleases W ith Victoiy

SHOW B IG G EST E V E R

With an over-flow crowd of mure than 1,000 packed in every available gectiou of the Lyndhurst Theatie, the Chamber of Commerce boxing bouts, held la t Friday to raise money for the Chamber’s milk fund, were pro­nounced more successful than the first show of laat year and ia seen as an ndication of continued success fur the affair. f .

Local boys participated in many of the bouts arVd most of them won. Joey Kulo, local bantamweight—Wob O’­Neill, motorcycle policeman—Barney THytgari, a .featherweight—and l’etey koa«i , a lightwaight iigurcd in the victories, ^

Bigger and tietter in every way, the (.how raised a considerable sum for the fuud and was a true indication of the work the arrangement com­mittee did. Joseph Majuachuk, presi­de!'', and first chairman of the show; Arnold DeMassi, chairman this year, and Frank A. Schneider, vice presi­dent of the Chamber and treasurer of the committee, were prai ed for their part in the success of th'' show.

<rtme Krrrmm, Paterson referee, called one of the best in the country, refereed the b o u ts . Jimmy Marsh, local boxing mrnager, assisted the committee in arranging tiie bouts and wa thanked for his efforts.

The ix round bout between Eulo and Tommy Abobo of South Amvrio was the feature affair of the card am proved <o be the most exciting fight.

Leading all the way, Kulo piled up a:i early lead, planting; hard punches all over Abobo’s body. The dark- skinned South American, however, showed no signs of distress and took everything and was back for more when the final bell rang. The crowd acclaimed Kulo at the end of the bout.

UWeill, out of the ring several year.,, made tt 'c o m e -b ac k e sp ec ia lly fo r th e show a n d knocked o u t F ra n k ie Kid C onw ay of B rooklyn in th e f e c ­und round. O 'N e ill n e v e r a llow ed C onw ay io lead . F o rc in g 'h e f ig h tin g all th e w ay, he knocked th e B rooklyn m an d a w n s e v e ra l tim es in th e f irs t round an d fin ish ed thi* job ill th e sec­ond session .

B arn ey T a g g a r t knocked o u t t ie d F e a th e r , a C h e ro k e e In d ian , in th i1

of v ic ious .'lunch ing , T a a g a r t , a pop­u la r f ig h te r a b o u t B ergen C o u ii'y , w as in p e r fe c t co n d itio n . I*ctey K e arn s knocked ou t I’a t s y P a te rrio , a lso of

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Woman’s Club in Good Showing at

Spring ConclaveAnnual Report of Local

Group Presented By Mrs. T. F. Knight

T h e an n u a l r e p o r t o f th e L y n d ­h u r s t W orn in 's C lub p re sen te d at th e s p r in g co n v en tio n o f th e .Sixth D is tr ic t held a t R idgefield I’a rk . W ednesday , b y r e t i r i n / p re s id en t. M rs. T . F ra n c is K n ig h t,' w as w on­d e rfu lly received . I t w as one of fo u r to receive specia l m e n tio n by th e S ta te ( ’r e s id e n t . In com m en tin g <n th e w e lfa re w o rk she ex p re sse d a d m ira tio n fo r th*' g ro u p o f wom en who w e re w ill in g t.o ta k e tim e to sh o u ld er rcsfa ifis ib tlitie* o th e r th in th o se in th e ir- ow n hom es fo r th e sake o f h e lp in g th e u n fo r tu n a te .

M rs. K n ig h t’s 'r e p o r t show ed s g ro w th o f th e c lu b fro m I I to BK m em ber?. T h e c lu b ra ised 1 7 H4HI d u r in g th e y e a r . C iv ics Ite p a r t m e n t b o u g h t a n d p re s e n te d W th e tow n a h o sp ita l b e d a m i c h a i r , w hich they a re c o n s ta n tly co n d itio n in g , am i w hich a re le n t f r e e to a n y o n e ; a l ­so starU -d a I la y N u rs e ry F u n d

le g is la t iv e d e p a r tm e n t sp o n so red a m e e tin g w ith M rs. L . S w enson M ate d e p a r tm e n t c h i i rm a n a a s p e a ke r ; a lao a l u n c h e o n . . __

l,n*r*tute «nd Hrsms department nrgaaiaed ipth I* members in Jan­uary, n-,nr“hl* *1 member*. ' Book review* arid historical talks featur ed Unit, monthly meeting*.

, T h f W elfa re r* ep * rtm en t h a s rnn- ren t ra te d on th e d e lin q u e n t boy p ro M*m. T h a t d e p a r tm e n t. w o rk in g in r nope ra tio n w ith K w jn lM J o h n J l in a l i a , . J ru , m d .Chief. ...of N i i » T h o m as L an d e lU , h a s a lm o s t e n t i re ly i le a re d th e p o ll.* m a r t *1 d e ttw HU«-nt bay rnaea.

Fourteen ks»y. have been turn'd over t« li* dak by Recorder |k»* It*, •taring the past year. Kacb b»» is treated a* mb, individual can* by the welfare dwymi-tment, and help i« given m preoipdaM* to His need*. W.-th has h*e* found -fa* the b a y s ,

mltMaj th e m W p a y Hue* fo r p e tty

FIRE-PROOFING OF FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISCUSSED BY BOARD

D ISCU SSIO N OF FIRE-PRO O FIN G O F SCHO O L ST A M P E D T R A P H ELD BY B O A R D TU ES-

D A Y N IG H T A T H IG H SCH O O L

•Fire-proofing of th e Franklint rhool—starnpi d a fire trap by

oartls of Education a half score of years and by the State Board of Ed­ucation la t year—was discussed by the Board nf Etlucation Tuesday right with the result the repair committee was instructed to secure plans for the work. If indications at (be meet­ing Tuesday nyht arc followed through, the iiuestion of spending more than $10,000 for tne ciiool will be put before the voters.

WilLum C. Collins pointed out the school needed a new heating system and if the board intended going through with fire-proofing the school a new system should be provided, also. The repair committee was or­dered to investigite that matter, also.

Thomas Fahy, chairman of the Franklin\School, brought up the mat­ter. "That school ia a fire trap," Fahy declared, ‘‘and I, a cha rman, refuse to take the responsibility of the life of one of those children. The cost of putting in tte fire-proof corridor* might be objected to, buj. it is small compared to the terrible consequences we would suffer if one child was k,lled in a fire because of our negligence.’'

Owen S. Whitman brought out the fart the 'board had discussed the sub ject la-1 year and had prepared tr do the work necessary for the firr proofing of the school. Citizens ob­jected so wildly,” he said, “the Itoaril decided not to go ahead with the ac­tion. 1 think that the work is neces­sary.”

“ I f it is necessary," Fahy said, “1 am in favor of putting the question before the voters. If they turn it down, the responsibility, at least, will be off our shoulders. I believe that we should go ahead w th plans at once.”

President Joseph I'awloski pointed out the school had teen condemned b y the State Hoard ai il IS. C. W o o ste r, c o u n ty s u p e rv iso r o f - s ch o o ls , had said i t w as unw r e to pu t m o re m oney in to th e school w hen it w as l ik e ly the s t ru c tu re would be abandon*!?, s h o l t -ly- ........ .—... “ i t be r< J i l tm lu re d ,’’ FVhysaid , “ M r. W o o ste r th o u g h t w e w ere S g ing to build a school a t th e tim e iiid w a» a h u tl ng liis eyes to e v e ry - ■hin g b u t th a t schoo l We k n o w ^ th a t

en iT we <To g i t a new schoo l, we will need th e F ra n k lin S rh o o l for m an y m ore y ear...”

“ T h e school w a s condem ned a s u

Fete 'Poppy Day’ Here Tomorrow; To Canvass Town

Mrs. Corriden, Staff To Meet Early Morning

Train Cominulers

fire trap even when I was on the boari." John Wackwit*. a member »» m , said.

The cos', of the fin-proofing that was planned last year w>» *lo,:oo The name plans w ill l»e fo llow ed (»•* by the repair committee, it is believe®.

An increase of tSDO n salary wws granted to tius Wolf, an a sistant janitor in the high school by the board over the protest of Jalo- S.- Lrliti. With Joseph I’ollara absent the vote that reversed a ruling of the previous board was 7 to I. PawkuM also objected to the increase liut voted for it wilh the motion whe'h was made by Collins.

Wolf waa employed Ust winter at | l JM » Ve ir. ihe man he succeeded had received *1,700. Chaile Radge r« said it was unfair to give a man who hail taken the place of a janitor re­ceiving $1,700 only *1,200. He «ikl a conlprom s i should have been made

When il was brought out the board has no definite ba.iis for starting jani tors, Collins said he had l>een under the impression $1,200 was tlw tail- ing salary of janitors as it is for teachers. Ue said he h^d thought that when lie » •* » member o f the board last viar and had voted for the $1,200 salaiy.

I’awloski attacked the suggestion of giving Wolf au increase. "If the money wa coming from out of my own pockets," he said, “we would never think nf paying a man $1,400 when we can get him for $1,200. We should not be too hasty In breaking the ruling of the last board. Surely Wolf km w how much he was to get awl was old enough tu know what lie was doing.”

Collins' motion was seconded by Fahy and was passed when it was put up to a vote.

School Physician Hugh liurbink reported that-he had «uwrlud*d hi exam ina tion^ thr w-html eh«4- rrn The only serious ailments In the dch'Mils, he said, w e re c b ie k rn pox am] m ease ls . Reports w e re also received from th e a tte m la n c e offk’er a n d R eeves l>. I ta tu o i, supervisor of school .

N o BH-tiUim w a s m a th - o f th e s j t u»i n ,m e « t tif B sm -eessn r t« fW ilrR T C le rk H en ry H an ton . T he a p p o in t, m e n t is no t e x p e c te d fo r re v e ia l m o n th s .

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Mr*. Etta Curtis 7 5 ;, Family Celebrates

Mrs. Ella Curtis, who lives with her *an, Feaak R. Curtis and family, of Vfdley Biook Av*nue, marked her wventy fifth birthday a few d m ago One of the Iwppy feature, of th* family felehrat utt of the ev*»t * 1 1 a visit by her sister, Mr*. Laura Hoffman, of Miami, Florida.

Mrs. Curtis was. also made happy aa this becaston by the new* that Oaopsr Union in New York. -‘ dirjtM a Students Ref. i.ence Roam ia their tabrary lo the memory of her husband. Frank A. CultU. Mr, Curtis wa libralian at Cooper Union for forty years, and his mother was libra fiaa before him.

ZABRISKIE PICKS CHARLES F. BUCK TO RUN HIS CAMPAIGN

FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN KKI I I S SUPERIOR QUALIFICATIONS OF I OR MI R JUDGE.

LAWYER AND BUSINESS-MAN1 John It JUbiiskte, istidiiale for tthe Repuldican n >mination for state ! .with nti»« ». „n.| problems f rmSenator, announced this- mornms every nook a»i comer of Bergen,

Park Project Discuued At

Board Meetingfc’. Gurrin Detitanda finite* •

«H>n Fw IIoti»e%--(Mi»«irtti Ohfet H To Vsrl

R E P O R T BY BRO W Ni . , , . . . . . . *nd hi* hoe retold ia th<»* idfcw tthat former Assemblyman ( haile, t lhr k,j(,, „f rfr, hTBlack of Kidgewo d -wiiuid be hii1 ti«i iw»te.i wnr. j Ohjectla** ia the •*<« sn»i danngsc a m p a ig n m a n a g e r . “ I he u s u e s « f tn e r* n i |> s ig u » ill * r e e l e d b y b a s e b a l l team .- s o d s p s r

Thi* unexperted announrement by devel p »i«* Judge Xabrtskiea plat tators wn Mpmc ywt Iwbl, r*i.«n| Kye former Jutlge struck the so.eall k‘r” ' f** !««»ns «f tb* rtmf fa«*a*s m tW»a>s, Bsigeo * oaaty i» badly ta

n e e d o f a tMdttieal htni»e« (eaaSHg,’*

Barringer Post Auxifiary Plans Coining Schedule

County Auxiliary To Meet Here at Elks Hall On Tues., May 12

Many coming events were pWnneil for at a meeting ,rf the Ladies! Auxiliary «f Han.hl (i Barringer I'oat of tile American legion held at thr Hut, WednrMtay night, with \ Mht, Frederick Kesseguie, president, I in charge,

Thi- county auxiliiry will M d their meeting ia Lyndhurst. at Elks Hall, on May llith. The committee ’ to arrange- far tbe; entertainment of more than a hundred guests expect ed, are M*w, Ralph l eioipie, Mrs. L- Rensimer, Mrs IL L Hamilton •ml Mrs. Sttpbb’ Conroy.

Mmiey waa appropriated for send ing cheer to the boys al Castle Point, N. Y

theCl political Wiseacre* I’.ke a bold

j from the blue. T h e Court H o u se ’ corridors butted and it is apparent

that the tip ha» blown off the long slumbering Bergen political Vafcwo.

| The cuaaeivaus of optainn wrein to. tw that Black’s adherence to thr /abn-kir camlidaty mstirtally en.

Ruzinski Wedi Frederick Fox Wed.

Htrrer aad by lerauil*. arwaght the t a r liwa of cstatdtahing tu* pe»pasf.t park t>« th* spot before th* Caw ad t iioaers again a t their meeting M«a day arfht ... ,

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•WTNmfWWW as o'clock, when Mis* Htephaaia Ru* Mayor llarara R Ho«t* who ha<: inaki, daughter of Mr and Mr A.tavn K u«i»«bi,

favored the »fce**d he u stillW , of t*«» Newark Av*. ,« | « , „ r y lt bt agreeing wit* «••**■ Ih * h n d e o f Fred*rt<k i c „ a t j IWtlMWs I s K s x a g ilk*nue, be ame

F o x . « n o f M r - lo l Mr. J o ae a h d i a l e d • » M ' a a ~ ^ T o . 7F«X, of ISO U v in g s to n Avenue T V T h . s . V - ___ _nuptial knot wa> tied by th* He tor, the Rev James < tsmog iski

'Miss Fbahbetb Mi!e»kt wa. tb* brida’s only stlnnUnl, amt Alfred

the b«a>d tailed to at*k* p*>«g*e*a «m ih* <»a*stnm though it wm agwwi*« aMampt to p*ot*t't tb* ••hoaisaa aad' She tenants

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wiirt* satin, with a tulle veil laught with oraage IHiawny, a».l carri*dboumiet o f white Maes . , „ - . - _

M i s , M ile sk i w a r* a go*!* ^ e ia r* d , a o d I ib lw h t b a l m y p » * p a « ty' g g 'h e l l saAiti, w ith a ro se m b m l * * ' * ' " p r» te e t l« m R a t aaily d o * * Ik el i s t a n d s l ip p e r * . H be ■ a l l i e d le a “ ‘O " *!•<»•) Ilw I • wants hut I h e 4 a « gm s *.*. i « »< " » * » f b a l l a n d Ih* i t a a a a g , t„

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Rutgers Extension Specialist Gives J.ol“ Bamk!or 73, Talk on Bringing Up Modern Child LaidToRe!t,n Hud,#"

50 Mothers A t P .T.A . Ses­sion Council Held in

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i s t , from RutRcrf! I 't li v e r i t y , l a s t i i u h t ad d reased a « ro u p o f fif ty m o th e r- a t .i iiic rtin ft h h i a t th e E re e T’ubl o L ib ra ry , iindcc th ? a u sp ic e s o f ti»e P a ren t T ea ch er C ouncil, tn th e t o u r jo i / h e r d iscu ss io n sh~ g av e a m i s to a n u m b er o f q u e s tio n -ink­e d by lorn! p a re n ts . A n io n s „o th e r tn in ip tf te s a id , “C m illic t is a lw ay fo u n d w h e re th e re i?; m ore th a n one p e l on. <VmlVct m a k e s fo r g row th '. K v ery one i,i a fa m ily should feel t h a t hi h a s a p a r t to iio in k e ep in g | th c home n e a t . G iye ch ild ren a :ihai* in p h n n in g th in g ;', ther, they wili f e e l it ia t h e i r job a m i there , w ill be le s s re s is ta n c e . N e v e i' wliijj a , chiM. I ’u n ib h m eo t is an old ty p e of i u n ly . H ip him to help h im se lf O ur jo b i t o ed u ca te him lo live G u id e a ch ild a lo n g the lin

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received b y m ail, a n in v ita tio n w ith- H osp ita l, S a t u r d a y n ig h t. f u n e r a lo u t a n y va lua tion . When th e g ro u p beg an to* resolve i ts e lf in to an o r­g an iz a tio n w ith o u t first s ta t in g thepu rpose o f th e m ee tin g , I a sk ed in w ha t c a p a c ity b a d I "been invited . W illiam E . K aem pf, chairm an o f the T w elfth E xecu tive D istric t o f th e He- publican C oun ty f 5 >mir.ittee, s ta led

serv ices w e re held a t h is la te hom e on T uesd ay a f te rn o o n , th e Kev. J u s . H a rp e r L i t te l l , p a s to r o f th e R eed M em orial U n ited P re s b y te r ia n O h a- pe l, officiating . In te rm e n t Wax in J e r s e y C ity C em ete ry .

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Mrs. W lliam K. A 4 am :, \irer,iden t o* ♦v*f» P. T . A. C ouncil, war, io c h a rg e o f th*> m e e tin g . T w o study g ro u p * h a v e been a t w ork d u rin g th»»*year, one of th e m tau g h t by Mrs. K fizab /^h Io n ia n , o f the c f.uuty e x te n s io n <^rvicf*.

Communication

I was th e re C ounty C om m ittee .

There w ere fo r ty -e ig h t per.-on.) p re sen t w hen th e vote to endorse Ju d g e Z ab risk ie ,v/a* taken. O f th in n um ber tw e n ty n ine Voted fav o rab ly , one u n fa v o rab ly a n d e igh teen did no t v.,te a t all. T h is clearly in d ica tes th a t th e vote was n o t unan im ous.

T he l .y n d h u rs t W om en’s R epub­lican C lub has n e v e r e n d o rsed can ­d ida tes befo re th e p rim ary e lections. Its m e m b e rs a re fre e to s e le c t th e

, can d id a tes who th e y co n sid e r a re f)WIi qualified fo r the office th ey

f ’ : seek. . .L ast M onday even ing , th e Lynd-

Incorporate For Public Service .

Heating PlantSubsidiary’s Officers in N e w ­

ark— McCarter A n Inspector

In i t ia l s te p s h a v e b rr ii ta k e n f« r th e o rg a n iz a tio n o f a c e n tra l h e a t in g p la n t in th e C ity o f N e w ark , a r t ic le s o f in c o rp o ra tio n h av in g been filed w ith th e C o u n ty C le rk in E s s e x and th e S e c re ta ry o f S ta te a t T re n to n by th e N ew ark K team C om pany . T he in c o rp o ra to rs a r e T h o m as N . M cC ar­te r , P e rcy S. Y oung an d E dm und W. W akelee , re sp ec tiv e ly p re s id e n t and v ice p re s id e n ts o f th e i 'u b lic S e rv ice co m p an ies . T h e new con­cern w ill be a su b s id ia ry o f Pub lic •Service E le c tr ic and G a s C o m p an y and i ts hom e office ix g iv en a s SO P a rk P lace , N e w a rk . W ith -C h a rle s M. B red er as re g is te re d a g ^ n t.

T h e new c o m p a n y is a u th o r iz e d by Its c h a r te r to p ro d u c e , m a n u fa c tu re ,

The S e rv a n ts , ,f~ I ,o r d l .y n d h u rs t , >**. - 11. ■ « “ 'th e D ra m a tic S o c ie ty o f I y n d h u rs t m u '- te *U.re t r a n s m it f u r n is h , sup- n i g h S choo l, c o n s is t in g o f p re s e n t ^ •«nd . and A lu m n i m em lie rs a re to p re - j s e n t th r e e one a c t p lay s on F r id ay

.sustained s e v e ra l b ro k e n rib s , one- o t w hich p u n c tu re d h is lung . H e w as1 ta k e n to th e H ack e n sac k H o sp i ta l , w h ere d e a th cam e.

M r. l ia r r ik lo w as a re s id e n t at L y n d h u rs t f o r m o re th a n f if te en y e a rs , l iv in g first on F o re s t A v e n u e ; l .it '- r a t HUH W ea rt A v en u e ; a n d d u r ­in g th e p a s t y e a r , a t th e S tu y v e s - a n t A venue a d d re ss . H e 1* s u rv iv ­ed only by h ia w ife , M au’:l.

3 One-Act Plays To Be Staged By Local Group

h u rs t W om en's R epublican C lub punsored a c an d id a te s c a r d p a rty

“w ith w a r t y tw o . hund red - ~ p » rwm«present. T he a f f a i r 'w a s h ig h ly s u e - 1 ' " 5 " «<•'« t « " n*» ! P ° » » r w ith in th e C ity o f N e w ark ,H-sfi.l yet n t th is “ h a rm o n y ” m eet- and A lu m m m e m b e rs a re to p re- . - Co t y , N ew J e r s e y . I t is

i. i , q sm -m * ■ „ r s e n t th re e one a c t p la y s on F r id a y r ,"“" - “ k‘ . w ’ 'm g held on A p ril Air'd, one o f ) , . ' , u h f 1 als<, -em pow erad to law necessa iKthe p ro m in en t R ep u b lican s ir f th e * ’ ’ ’ ‘ , ' I p ip es and c o n d u its in th e s tre e t 's ;tow.., a m an fo r whom I h ave a l The p ro c eed s <,f th e p lays wi I be K ^ ,raw> h„ i<t r e a ,ways had a g r e a t a m o u n t o f re - tu rn e d o v e r to th e S tu d en t l.o an | p e rso n a l p ro p e r ty , p o w er p la n tsl / t , saw fit to re fe r to th e c a r l «•* 1 *..... •" *“

|i.irly a s a “side show " a n d accused us o f “ p e tty la rc en y .”

I t ia b ecau se o f these u n f a i r a n d j R e h e a rs a ls a re (w in g held stead ily ', u n tru th fu l s ta te m e n ts an d re m a rk s T h e p la y s to lie p r e en ted an d th e and o u t o f lo y a lty to th e Repubfl- ! coaches a r e as fo llow s: can P a r ty and to th e C lub o f w hich M iss E d i th C a rp e n te r , F a c u lty Ad- I am a m em b er, th a t I fe e l com - j vjswir—“ Mtan of D e stin y ." pelied to m ak e t h i s public s ta te m e n t. K n ig h t— “ S ubm erged .* ’

tu rn e d o v e r to t h e S tu d en t F und . T h e socie ty is ( ilan n in g to

■ m ake th is e n te r ta in m e n t an an n u a) a ffa ir.

S ig n ed ,I .Ilian T « rn e r .

| P re s id e n t, l .y n d h u rs t R epub lican Club.

T R O O P 1 NKWK

E d ito r C om m erc ial L eader: i rf j,e m a in f e a tu re of t h e even ing> ,ur is su e of A p ril ’M\ ir, c o n ta in s I th e C rs t a id d e m o n stra tio n in

a n a r tic le w ith th e question “ la ical [-which e v e ry p a tro l was re p re s e n te d C. O. P. C lu b s E n d o rse Z a lir isk ie by th re e inem befH . The S t a g p a tro l f o r K tate S e n a to r .” 'l iit a r t ic le te l ls J d e m o n s tra te d th e shock t r e a tm e n t ,j f “co m p le te h a rm o n y a n i u n a n i-

m o u i s u p p o r t” o f f n it" I R rp u b licu n C lubs o f l.y rid h n rs t.

I have no d esire to seek s h y p u b ­lic ity b u t in fa iro e s s to l.ie club I re p re sen t and fo r to e r ii i ig b tr . ie n t o f m ^ny friend ly R epublican: , I f e d th a t a s ta te m e n t from m e is necf'sary.

On T h u rsd a y e v en in g , A p ril 23rd ,

'I'he ; l ’in e T ree p a tro l, th e e le c tr ic shock t r e a tm e n t , tlie S ilv e r 'Fox p a ­tro l,: th e ap o p lex y t re a tm e n t and tlu- E ngle P a tro l , th e tre a tm e n t fo r a

.lake b ite .R ussel S . f a r o f the S t a g P a tro l

«i.n 'fl|-e by flin t a tu l stee l.TJiiare w*< som e speedy k n o t- ty in g

In! colli jilt re la y s .S em ap h o re s ig n a llin g w a s won by

J am e s L o th ian — '“ T h e P o t B oil e r s .”

T h e p la y s a re o f types. J u s t th in k , i

ju s t in g o L jl cjtst o f 'a l l hoya , an d a com edy, a n d well, fo lks, y o u 'r e in fo r a re a l tre a t .

Don’t m iss th e se tliree o n e a c t p lay s, an d don 't fo rg e t th e d a te , F r id ay , J u n e fith.

L e t’s g iv e the S tu d e n t L o an F u n d I a g re a t b ig boost!

T ; .=*=

Rutherford National BamBergen County Bank

C H A R T E R E D 189? ASSETS $6 ,000,000.00

From A Very Modest

Beginning

. way back in 1895— the Rutherford National Bank has steadily

progressed with this district until today with Total Resources

over $6,1)00,000.00 it stpnds out prominently in this section as

A Financial Stronghold

T w e n t y - f o u r H o u r

o n i r c u j n• 1 „ L l

Methodist Episcopal Church

A p ro g ram o f in te re s t in g a c t iv it­ie s keeps th e M eth o d is t E p iscopal

a m ee tin g wan h e ld a t th e M ason ic I the E u g le pa tro l (*lub to w hich th e W om en’s R epub j E d w a rd C asp ie r iklicari

IN M EM «HtlAMIt’s ju s t a y ear a g o loduy s in ce God

called m y sw eet g i r l aw ay .I t w as on May 1 s t, 1928, w hen Bee

f.ft th is e a r th ly s ta te .God m u s t have loved h e r m ore

than I; th a t 's why I ’m t ry in g n o t to cry.

g e n e ra t in g s ta t io n s , tr a n s m is s io n lin e s and e q u ip m e n t an d to app ly fo r, re g is te r , p u rc h a se a n d lease tra d e m a rk s , in v e n to rie s , im p ro v e ­m e n ts and p r ie e s s e s u sefu l f o r its b u s in ess .

T h e c a p i ta l s to ck o f th e co m pany is g iven a s 2500 s h a re s o f n o par va lue o f w h ic h Mr. M c C a r te r is n am ed a s th e o w n e r o f f if ty sh a res and M essrs. Y o u n g am i W ak e le e of tw en ty -five eac h . P ro v isio n Is m ade

. . j how ever w h e re b y th e b o a rd 'o f dir- i C h u rc h an d i ts v a rio u s o rg a n is a tio n strage« ly cnn - I w to rg m ay flx o r v a ry th e w o rk in g b u s ily e n g a g e d t h r iu g h th e weeks.

c ap ita l of th e co m p an y , bo rrow T h is S u n d a y m o rn in g a t elevenm oney , is su e n o te s , b o n d s or, de- o 'c lock , tlie p a s to r , th e Rev. M ilnor b e n tu re s an d m o r tg a g e th e p r .p e r ty j H . S en io r, w ill p re a c h on "W h a t in acco rd an ce w ith th e p o w e rs g iven ’ T h is Town N eed s ,” a n d In t h e eve- u n d e r th e g e n e r a l c o rp o ra tio n a c t . j n in g a t e ig h t , on “ H ow S h a ll We

B efo re th e co m p an y c an a c tu a lly E s c ap e if W e N e g lec t So G rea ttjeg in b u sin ess i t will be n e c e s sa ry j S a lv a t io n ! ” S u re ly a ll o f u s are, in­to a p p ly to th e C ity C o m m issio n f ir j te re s te d in th e needs o f o u r tow n, an o rd in an ce g iv in g c o n se n t to the a n d i t will be in te n se ly in te re s tin g o p en in g o f t h e s t r e e t s th ro u g h I to le a rn w h a t im p ress io n s h a v e been w hich m ain s a r e to be la id . I f such j m a d e on one w ho h a s so recen tly co n se n t Is re ce iv ed i t is th e c m - j becom e a re s id e n t h ere . A song p a n y 's in te n tio n to confine i t s a c t - j se rv ice w ill f e a tu re th e even ingiv itic s , fo r a t im e a t le a s t , to a j m ee tin g , la th e r re s tr ic te d a re a o f th e bu sin c c e n te r o f th e c ity .

i.M ------------IQ w r - m * T &

Ban kin o S e r v ic e .

I sch o o ls to formulat<> p la n s fo r th e i school, a re M rs. C h ar le s W. Hrelle, | Mrs. J . S. L a te h a , an d M rs . N orm an T, C hu te , th e • s u p e r in te n d en t and p a s to r se rv in g ex-offlcio.

S p ec ia l c o m m itte e s a p p o in te d by S u p e r in te n d e n t E x ler , w e re Picnic C o m m itte e , L e n n a r t S w enson , M rs. G a r la n d G allow ay , M r. and M rs. Norman T. C h u te , M iss D iro th y R eibo ld , A lfred ' t . G ilm o re , M rs. C o n ra d AficKinney, and th e Kev. M. H . !?enior; f o r C h ild ren ’s Day, M rs, J o h n M. V ogel, M rs. G eo rg e A. Se lle ft, M rs. M. J . C o le s , Mrs. F. S . D av is, M rs. H e ttie L ew is, M rs N o rm a n T. C h u te M rs. C h arle s H. C ro m ley , MrR. John R o y c ra f t, M rs. J . M. S llm m ; D ^ c o ^ t in g C om m ittee , H a ro ld A. G am blin , M iss V era W nnl a n d K enneth H ixson.

hpx f o r a ll ag es .T he E p w o rth L eag u e a n d In te r ­

m e d ia te L eag u e m e e t a t s ev e n o ’­clock S u n d a y n ig h t.

T h e L ad ies Guild w ill ho ld a bus­in ess m e e tin g a t th e c h u rc h nex t T h u rsd a y a f te rn o o n ; M rs. H e n ry E . D ubuy is p residen t.

The W o m an ’s M iss io n a ry S ociety will h o ld th e i r an n u a l m e e tin g w ith e lection o f officers, to be follow ed by a socia l m ee tin g on T h u r s d a y at- te m o o n , M ay 14.

M rs. C h ar le s t rom ley w as elc te>! T he p a s to r has p ro m ised | a s social d ire c to r o f th e school,

a b an q u e t a s Soon a s th e to ta l nunt- j R ep o rts o f all officers showedT he p ro je c t has j t ie r p re s e n t a t a s in g le s e rv ice is | m u ch good w ork accom plished d u r-

no t y e t been su b m itte d to t h e C ity o n e hundred . | i n g th e p a s t m on th .T he av erag e a t-C om m ission b u t It _is e x p e c te d an T h e S u n d a y S A o n l B oard held a I fo r t h e p a s t s ev en Sun^layf

g a n iia tio n . A t t h i s m ee tin g F re d e r ick S a u m s ta te d t h a t th e g u e s ts in ­v ited w e re p e rso n s who h a d ta k e n

w as aw ard ed I la u g h and c lo w n , all d ay l o n f . | a p p lic a tio n ' w ill b e ’f l e d ifi th e iw a rj m e eU n g , t th e ch u rc h on M onday I h a s W n>b tk lu U u t * iltftt iw I 'm n il alniM1' aWllV f ld in * ‘ -______ sat. o .___ j _________ a n __ a l .C lu b was n o t invited a s an o r- th e p a in tin g m e r i t ba<V<e a t th is l a s t th a t is , w hen I'm a ll alone- aw ay fro m j A it^ re .

co u rt o f Honor. .* la u g h te r an d the th ro n g .— -o — _ — | T hen 1 nm my ow n rea l s*df, and

M r. an d M rs. R ichard p ie d r ic h , o f pu t my m ask upon th e shelf. I t ’s th e n j

i * Xf— ‘1*C a p ta in und JftfSl M arcu s M arcus

e v en in g w ith S u p e r in te n d e n t Ray- j A social h o u r w ith re fre s h m a h ts m o n d C. E x le r , p re s id in g . T h e 1 f<ill<iwsd th e b usiness o f th e even ing B o ard vo ted Ui jo in w ith o th e r Sun- j M ra . Sam uel J . H ixson a n d Mrs. N.

an a c t iv e p a rt in p rev io u s p o litic a l i P a rk A venue, a r e back f ro m . w « * H 0 crv th o s e g re a t b ig te a r s ; th a t no | «*" « * » * • " h; ‘ !* f M ^ •“ ** *'“ > * * * * * /> « » n * i 'y Va- , T . C h u te w e re h o s tesses .c am p a ig n s . “'Tw «ilv« woiiVen^"T^Wet-'*fasy a t th * lf stlinm er Ivmne a t L n i ju iw a n r w n r . w i ■■tme- h e am .-— j y e a r a t MoSOS. A laA h ave re tu rn e d R a t io n ftihle School. T h e com m itte e T h e S u n d ay School m ee ts each- a r r iv a l o f a. babv g ir l C a r u L o i A nrilp re s n i t a t th i s m e e tin g w h o h a d i iS i t 4 '« in t, H. Y . -------- .t ------------ - M R S ..l 'A liR )E .V /Q O B V . lo th e ir hk>me on f l M P . ' A t s m . n a m e d ,to m e e t w ith tb o s e o f o th e r S u n d a y m o rn jn g a t 9 :4 5 , w ith f l a s - ^ 8 th . -«.• " 'T * -—

What Not's Meet . Plan Card Party

T h e M en’s C lub o f th e W estm in ­s te r P re s b y te r ia n C h u rc h a r e sp o n ­so rin g a c a rd p a r ty t.» be g iven a t th e L y reu m on R idge R oad , on nex t T u esd ay ev en in g , M ay 5 th . G eorge B achm an is c h a irm a n o f th e com ­m itte e o f a rra n g e m e n ts .

T h e re w ill be so u v en irs f o r p la y ­e rs , an d p re p a ra tio n s a re be ing m ade to ac .m m odate a b i* crow d.

M r. an d M rs. W illiam F. M ayer, o f r»t*4 C haye avenue, an nounce th e

ir'. HELP CLEAN-UP LYNDHURSTtv

QfcV. 3**

Cl vmr. d p and p a in tI fea' ± i:^ people. Chtnk li&t!!

. & n c \ S en . l i i o m c n artlJ C b ilb re nf t *ct

T H A T , W litr . the N A 1 IO N A L C L E A N UP AND PAINT U P C A M P A IG N haa m iv tte j m n an y advaatag** co community Him th rough, out th* U nited States,

In safeguarding HEALTH i In promoting THRIFT (In furthering FIRE PREV EN TIO N !In stimulating C IV IC P R ID E I o n d J*In making iHt HOME A N D C IT Y B E A U T IFU L}

NO W , THEREFORE, B« fc know* A m p h a s bav« bmm perfectedfar • thorough CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP CAMPAIGN

In THL TOWNSHIP tR' LYNDHURST -■*-» • - Bej|im>i'n.May In and rMMinuing thr wluda month. TW* pcimj to mark the (Rim iniof a real campaign of m d coortructiv* dE«*t in cfa—klg up aadKEEPING IT UP. ^ * i» w m nkf n v m i al CU—frig. Pjhiriag, Pfa^» tag, Repairing m d g t e n l R el*bU itati* m d tw iililftiiw wa tacgi aach o t i i o u> do hi* or fa* bwc pan «a mutm mm tm m m m itj

i

Clean, Healthy, Thrifty Safe and Beautiful

. . i ___

A wttk a** > M.iyur Horace H Bogie with his ci4leaj>uc5 nl the Board <>l Cnntnitssinners .alletl tip**! ijutte .1 linmher nf civic nnndcd ati- zms nf l.y»dhtirst, .md a great response was made m effecting a ( 'Jean Lip, Paint Up Cam­paign Committee.

All citizens are invited to participate in tlus campaign. Omtmittees wiH 'lie.announced. Municipal,' Pnlfce and Fire IXpartments are ready to cirnpcrate in this movement o< ck-anli- ness and <»rderlincss that is gathennjg>torce in seven tlnHiand other communities of nut Na­tion Lyndhunt is ready to place itself in those ranks. This community is composed of hundreds of people who have civic pride and are ready to display ihis spmt Such i pint is the "Modem ( 'ntaadrr It is tin- type that will lend every endeavor to obtain cleanltiH' s aiul orderliness for the cornmunity, to Kttcr living conditions, t< enhatwe property and U imim-ss values, and to tvii^i larnoi to iIk- conuminity as a whole.

This campaign is started to have no ending. It is not a temporary, seasonal propmitnm, htit ts ti» he Uith up*m a peMnaiHin Damdation to i*niw greater and lngg.i and wider in scope trom year to year tor th*- Ivnelit o f the com munity and K» peopk-

The program wiU eventiully lead to home- heaiKiful, sanitary and safe In w> the ravages of Aswtr, Itrr and detetmrattcn AB this can he leathly iGained hy the indhidiial thoaifh thi (lean Up, Paint Up Campui^n

Fvety per^/i m Lyndhunt fvaikl partm

pate in the work aUmt to start. All of the people, irrespective of anything, should enlist in the service of the “Modern Crusader". Con­tribute your efforts to this groit cause thit is to hr ing Lyndhurst to the goal for which it aspires.

The State and the Coilnty arc ci intern plat- ing far reaching’ modern roatfc through and all around this community Public I tilities’ rail- nads and hus service interests see the future. They are all preparing for the coming grandeur of the bif> success and prwgnss that lies in tlie >ning, and Lyndhurst must ho ready to take its

place in the light nf that progress and s u c c e s s

that has been waited lor so long.

Lrt the j ul of the Township vihrate with civic pride. Let s go onto the path of a new outer of thm;;s U-t's |org« everytlung hut tlwec interests, tlxne endeavors, that will bnng on a Ixtter and bigger Lyndhunt Come out m legu m to this great campaign to Ck-an Up, Paint Up Lyndhurst. Let's push r*i to reach the tnmt tank n l the w e n thiais.ind other American atus that have seen the gix j to he act'omphshed tn mtch a campaign This » nr< a nK-rt immth of house cleaning, but it is a c iv ic

cleaning, a general etfirt M do big thi.igs (.« tan i wn c.mnHtnity As President Lmcnln 'aid "I like to see a man proud of the place he lives m , let Us also say, "We are pmud of. • air horn, town, where there can Hr no civ* stride without o w pink- l^t'a signify mr mti-ntnm »4 o^-fwratmg in this mmement Do yiait Im now, and e\vry slay. ,

MArtMt

Page 3: FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN KKIIIS SUPERIOR fc’. Gurrin Detitanda ... · when the final bell rang. The crowd acclaimed Kulo at the end of the bout. UWeill, out of the ring several year.,,

I

Lyndhurst’s Drive To Continue

of th* population *hall t*>T

Paint, Brooms To Be Tools Of Citizens In Thirty-

Day Scouring Tour

The Lyndhurat Clean-Up, Paint-Up Campaign i* now started. For- the?

U A n i L ' £ the *“»* you do, tell the story,m O n U l O I m a y »f the t«W ( for a clean and beauti­

ful community. Let this year1, effort

wkole people. Such * camp..** alae f u l g ^ n Q u b W tM ACA

Plan 3 Events For May

THE COMMERCIAL \JE A O F * FRIDAY. MAY 1, W l

results so favorable at that time have become a permanent reality and places in our community once un­sightly ami unsanitary ur* now in excellent state of condition.

With the work done in the cam- whole month of May the whole o f , paign of las* year in the short period thr people of this township are ap- ! »f the campaign, the surface of thing*

paign of last; year in two weeks did *** achievement of the goal we wt wonders for our community, and the uUon. « * * » •••* ■«* *»"*'

pealed to tor their every endeavor to scratched, and the campaignl»ut our town on a pede&at a t gani- maimnjj tation and cleanliness. Such a ! ‘

Lyndhurat should take its proper place in the front rank with other progressive communities m that the town will be throbbing in the brill­iancy of cleanliness, of streets and properties, painted, spick and span homes, and glowing in its healthful environment*. A campaign such aa is now underway is a campaign in humanity** service. It should be par

munity in a fnvwrabte manner, it rveivic-pritie n every one, j

f»ves us all tbe ff«viW^ of brla^w, our friends to are oiir community at it should be, a cleaner and better place to live ia.

Hundreds of American commun.tie* aie now engage! in such a campaign; ami enjoying the Truits of »uch en deavors. There is m. reason »yhy Lyndhurst should m.t In' «ne of Horn, fleautify your town and you bring

Three event* to take place durai* the month af Ma,. ha** been plant...I by the Ladies Auxliarv of t V Cut- umbus Club, A May ttW am I tarn­'s t« be held an Mas.Mb, with Mr John Ruggiero as ckaiiman a; the committee of arrangements.

On‘ May 2«th the Auxlinry will hold a Communion Breakfast al tb. Club Rooms. Mr*, Mary VItan. I-

better valuations to your property chairman of the group who an- arand prosperity to all, uf ita people.

A Clean-Cp, Paint-Cp campaign isi f h t l i n e s s .. . . . _ ---- 1— nunwiii..y s. wreice. « snouiu ne nar- against dirt, unsightliness,

will thi* year go over all of the re- ticipatad in by every outturn in the un**niL»fy conditions, and after it r«"b a .t-spo ts" , and b y th e end tow n for the good that will accrue over the fruits o f th e v ic to ry i« * t. ‘'--■I •>—- ... . . . .. . ~ t u 1 - ,*

arej noted, fire haaard* and losses are [ reduced, vacant gr<>u».U are improve.!, ■ public bu (dings ate renovated, homes

« » - i of May it is hoped that practically ! will rebound to tl» benefit’ of” the m“ny ,oW* co"'mul'"> spirit ' - ■ -~ .........- - —- I developed, cleaner thoroughfar. *

T lYou’ll like these tempting pune-fruil

M (fan Page ”

32 ounce jar . . 39cW t > • f

x Ann Page Preserves heve that delicious old -fash ioned flavor.of.fine*? home-made preserves, because they're made just as Mother made preserves.

* \ . . . from pure fruit and cane sugar only, in just right proportions. - •r \

W e’ve also designed a modern jar for use right on your tab le .'N o'm er*/ losing the spoon in a long-necked bottle. Flavors: Strawberry, Raspberfy,,

*■ Pineapple, Cherry, Apricot, Peach, Plum, Quince. Buy a jar.today. , — f%

G ra n d m o th e r’s B read standard so m loap 7c 'r *- a * j A j r u n l l i

Q U A L I T Y M E A T S a t A a P M A R K E T S ,

Ask any A&P store manager for address of your most > convenient A*P market where top quality meats are sold '

v . at prices appealing to the thrifty.

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S i r l o i n S t e a k choice Ib. 3 7 c

C h u c k S t e a k best cuts , e Ib. 1 9 c

C h o i c e B e e f B r i s k e t corned tb. 1 5 c

R i b V e a l C h o p s milk fed e Ib. 2 5 c

S h o u l d e r m ilk -fed V e a l e •Ib. 1 5 c

S h o u l d e r L a m b C h o p s e tb. 2 7 c

WILSON S, SWIFT'S or ARMOUR S (10 to 12 Ib. averoge)

S m o k e d H a m s half Qr whole • lb 2 5 c

FANCY MILK-FED i. - ^

F r y i n g C h i c k e n s ^ to 3 iu.

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P R E S T O F L O U R

C R I S C O SHOHTfNING

Q U A K E R O A T S QUICK OR KEGUIAR

B O S C O THI NfW CMOCOlATf MtNK .

M A N H A n A N D IL L P I C K L E S

D R O M E D A R Y G R A P E F R U I T .

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T A O T E A B A L L S t k o t j o .

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3 p*1** 25c

t* 23c

t*» 1 9c

2 r . 29c

2 <•«. 25c

«• 31c

U I W I I B A K Iftt

Social Tea* - Pig Newtons

Locna D o o n e s - la d y Finger*

2 p k 9 » - 1 9 C

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I pM P olm olive l o a d s \ 1 9 *

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ranging the event.A curd party will be held on Hay

2<Sth. Tbe committee Iu char** an Mrs. Mary Ccdabella, Mrs. Robert Marrone. Mrs. John Ruggiero. Mr* Anna Carella. Mra. Mary lopinto Mrs. Theresa LiveUi, Mr . iaaepMm Man so, and Miaa Kntily tiunletti.

Twenty-eight new memWr- w*r» admtted into Ihe auxiliary at a ho iness meeting held recently Mt*

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tare heautilied, the community- is m,.i, Ik.minicV J l ively ia ,.restd.ntf healthful, tbe m o ra le o f the people ] / ~ -----i and worker' in lur iness place, iea. h ^ Q Q I F i l i p p o n f W p d s

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. place* reach-t es hbh standar.ls.1' helps the town and advertises it for th.- Itusiness-m. n,

j such is the aftermath of a people's participation in a ..Clean up, Paint-up

1 Campaign.

44,$f I Customers liravtd the Storm

(XxjMonan.v, ,v- W i < <hmt c u ila m n imsunny days, jusl t<» v e how many actiully do cnn»e to Krcsj-e\. Hm this H the first Line wc ever counted ih<*m on .1 rainy day.

Though |h« wejilwr v .\s pidty wrt. It w m s you can*t dampen New lervyN en- IhusUsm for kresffe's. W e Counted t pe«*ple» And 44.(%6 is a kit of even «tn * clear day. Mu«t be plenty of Kihxl reasons for this popularity. Probably ihe name good reasons that made us ‘ New Jersey’s Fastest Growing Store!" s

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CATHOLIC WOMEN’S . , , w J M S l BANQUETMAY 1 1 TH *'»a i r u i ^ W H I r a n * a 1 ( 1 J|asr ^ j Surfed' Heart tTiurfh, n ne

I o 'clock, H aturvlay n m n u u g , b y th e R ev

Joseph La Faio HereMiss Anna ♦'Uippone, daughter of t

Mi, and Mr , Salvator* l-ilippone, at j ___ _ . .....Milllmm avenue, became the bride ! i u u i t » • a ■«i m r n a “ZZ? _of s»m u k»m, , of Mr ANNUAL MUSTER SO Pupils To Present

C o u r t l .y n d h u r s t A ffa ir T o Th*"*» J »*rl>em«uMis* Jo se p h in e V tllp p o n - « | ) h e r

s is te r '* b ru leam a t.l, anti J o -e p b l a Ka o, b ro th e r o f th e g ro an i, w as bestm a n .

B e A t Pari.sh Hall

C .u r t l .v n d h u rs t . N o K?r., C a th ­olic l l a u g b 'i ’Ts o f Affl.-ri.-n, will bold th e i r a n n u a l b a n q u e t on M onday e v en in g , M ay H th , a t tb . I’a i i s h H all <«v Itidge R oad. T h is a n n u a l n i i n is

T be a n n u a l m u s te r o f Cenee*) Tbe b r id e w ore a gow n * t w h ttf Jaf'-ti J IV is h in / i am p , l u tted

S a tin , ■ w ltV a lu te v e l , m ade e b p S p an ish W a r -V e te r a n s a n d - th e lad •hope, a n d c h i M w t b « r« i.g e M os le* a u s i l ia r y »f Uu-- c a m p , w as held

S h e c a r r ie d a -h en f o f . a l a o t th e T o w n H all on T uesd ay eve

HELD BY VETERANS; Maacal PnpaaiWcd.A iu u ii s t y A . . I . I » n S J f j j S j i S

Ceremony at I own I fall «»de« .(>>*• i»on »i mh. in « i*»>.s.a t a m e e t in g o f tb » C e m tra lT e a .’h e i # ' A *«anrtati«n to b e i* ! i a t . . tb e .. H ig h S ch o o l <•« w i t W c,f»v..' ; , ,-a f te rn »o>, May A

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Tbe Swcaml tiraae t ms p ,. will play several select to, . a* wdi the llawaoHK-a d >arw» af Ih* IMib. tt-stbi. and .H*»*nth u s lr t . TWr» ailt he a Aeaoo.strattan at Music. Inin.

l i l ie s H e r s i s t e r W ore a g » n n o ' d e e p n in g

■“ ...........- s . ~fo r t.u n a te e n o u g h to a tte n d . T h c i<mi T b s r . w a s a re c ep tio n fo r th i r ty ! *T. , ,r n i t te e in c h n rm - o f s r m n * . .m e n t s r« i l « ^ » t j i at Ihe b u d * '* home t a n t W i l l i a m l l . d t ; i M M .rA m ifew * l i a a . T h e H lo a « a n ia g H « * n . , by™ . C h!,r^ , - r r . m g t m . n t s fo. , ( ( | | lh<>|t f „ , m , h<MW.y w ,H,H » t R a h w a y , H i .h a n l W a t t , W e -i pupil. -» th e H m , the I . ,tf tl* y p a r , »rt* M rn. K i w H uril^ , Mr-* J lH u tn W s n h ih f t a n , IV C „ tW I’n u p l f U«*M; J V **f M«nV<*titrMs. K e lly , Ml**. Nniii(< M ah i r, M t liv e in M u f f tn H s c t , N o r th IrU re tn a i tht* A uv itM ry tn u 4 r f inl l r tx le i f c k , M ra . sSttntm n, M i ^ j » tu * M I 'n - s t . i s n t Mt*

i i r . . . i , h , ! . » i . . . K „ „ . , j i a » i W s ? m s t ^ i j s s n j s :

“ • - s * - VK o d g e r s , Vii M„ Howard, M r-. i : . )r

\ »ci!le Lo Russo, George Proto Married

rie l.and i-IU , M r*. C . O ’S h ea . M rs M a rg a re t R e illy , an .l M rs. M a ig a re t W ard . M em iiers an .l th e i r fr ien d s ar> in v ited to a t te n d .

O f f lw rs o f th e C o u r t a r e in c l t . i -g e o f in la t in t i c e r e in u n le s f u r a n u m ls r o f n e w m o m b e ra , Who Will he ad m i!> le t! to -h.- C o u r t o n J u n e 1.

T h e f mmI s a le hel.l la s t K a tu r lay w as a h uge flnan . a l success, and . W ayne R usse l to ld a fill, a to ry and th e C o u r t a ra U ’fu lly a|)|ir<s ia te th e i A rt la w t iM a n o th r ra ss is tan .s - jriven by a ll who h e lp e d A fu r th * cam e tb e ev en t we hadm ak e th is a f fa ir -n u c l i a succeaa. a ll b een w a itin g fo r . T he m a .« h « i i l

low s w e re passed a round . A s w as to lie t i p c te d , th»‘ o n e s whn w ere pas* ing th em a ro u n d w er* mob»H*d

J u t a w ord a b o u t o a t in te r - p a tr o l | c jn tc - t T he W eavers a re a h o id

i l-'rnnk K um iie lttn n eed s ..nl> flv*Mi s I.u c llle la . I lu s so , d iu g h te r o f m o le m e r i ts to becom e an « agl*-

M i. a n d M rs. M irh ae l.o K u-so , a f I W ..lt . . j.27T C a s tle T e r r a c e , a n d C eo rg e |*ro ’ ’to. still t f I l f . an.1 M r i .n t r g e P ro to of I,odi. w e re m a r r ie d a t Sai-n-.*H e a r t C h u r th , S u n d a y a fu -rn o o n at ftve o 'c lock , by th e Hev ThoWias J M c lte rm o tt.

T he h rid e rm n , i * a « Mi«« C i th e rine i.Tr |(u s s .i . s r t t- r . . r ll..- hi mI»- >ii."

' th e best m a n , (*.*orge M om atio, o f N e»! Voik C ity , lla j.h u .’I U u t.ie tt t , nepbavt I of th e b rid e , w as r in g Iw-arer

T h e p ro e e s io n a l w a s from L o h en ­g rin , a tnl th e is sesa io N al wa M em leli so h n 's • 'W ed d in g M a rc h " , p lave.l hy M is, l l - le n l ly i t t , o r g a n at o f the ch u ich . M rs A rch ie S t J o h n , of c u r tK li. sfiiiji " S v e M a r ts " 1.¥ MBWn; an.1 "A H e a r t *.f (i..ld*‘, b y R tllin .

T he b rid e w ore a ■soWtt of whit*! s a tin w ith a w hite la.-e | ..-1>1 utti ja c k e t

arid « lace veil, m ad e c a p sh ap e an.l j c a u g h t w ith o ra n g e b lo sso m s .She j c a r r ie d a b o u n u e t o f c a la I l i e . an.1 j lilie s o f tb e valley .

T h e b rid e m a id w o re a paw n o f l.lu. t a l f e t i , t r im m e d w r h |.in k , a n d r flesh co lo red h u rs .-h a lr h a t an .l flesh co lo red g lo v es w ith s b .a i. H er le.u <tuet » a s p ink ro se s a n d o rch id ■».-»t

i pe«», . 'O n th e i r re tu rn f ro m s aecret

w e d d n ir t r i p tb e ro u p le will live .at ! ;ti* th S t r e e t , I .y m ih u r.it

Conducts ClassM rs Jo h n II S im u n ao n . wf H uth

eyfoed A venue, .-..n .lu .-t- a r l a s . In tb e m a k in g ..f Ihi w r i s a t be! home ••ach T u e sd ay e v e a i» g , f a r the benrftt o f A don ra m C o u rt, O rd e r » f th e Am a ra n th T b e g ro u p b e g a n w ork foot

rttt tor a sot'ksBy M ai M illet

v . tr io tic laa rtru c to r, o f ' A tlan tic C i ty ’Howdy fo lk s? W e had . .u n e th in g f n . t l le p a r tm e n t 1‘t e . td e n t . M is

lilfe ren t la s t ►'ridny In o th e r w o r ts , Ju lia h u l l , awl M is C a th e r in e lU t 111 o u td o o r m i-eting . terUby. o f M ew aik , a lao M rs M

W h ile th e m a m Umly o f tin* tr>H.|i s . o t t , a>f J „ t in Jm e t a t t h c h u r c h , F r e d l a n . l k » , J >.- o f I tu t '. . - r f tm lI * . in te r a n d than K s le i w e n t d « « i i to C o m m a n d e r o f Ih e lo c a l . s a tp .th e cow lo t* a n . | " l o v e r , l a n e ' am i „ H h a .te tt, w h » f t J o nIhi'ri* I y UutW a lift* S«HtM afl«*r H* | or V in r iK ^ t r t n t . ivI « i «»lr .- , , . r . I . w v i r iH ad e , w , m a r .b e .1 .tiiw n lh , K u l , u „ m u , ; , . r u . Bto Where th - y h a d h u .l t th e fit* j„r th r < „m|I, am i M r , H a g g e s to in

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All -w i» mt«s». .trei >« %km, <nnkIfin* it( rhiWifA, wmiIwitlie i«M«eyi.iuii »*f nui, - ai«' iati.'.di hiShAtv this In Iv |»t*k) llw* i4n^4« Hrlw«4 Mul t >K**Ar t>w repMn* »*f th* »o«i fan*

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Dorothy Joralemon i Birthday Celebrated

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Mi*- KuUl H eu fe rt, d a u g h u i o f Mr it« l M r- Kre>| S e u fe r t , of *S4 V alley Hi oak A venue, a re ..m w an ed by Mis* H orenc* K ah l. o f llt lU n l* , New J< i < r ) . sa iled <*. W «tn**stay m id e ig b t an. the H S f le u ts rh ls a d fo r K«r>»p». I« i tw .. m on ths to a r • • » r « a n y ,

w s .k s ag o . and th e r e - a r . aVnete^h H w .tle .la n d and I K u o , r* ta m ln * rrw-mhrf* liaKrd In ttn> f\m » en,| «1 J«tie ___

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W i'- n c v r r |ru* m nil* m* lil**ai ‘♦mill tnnkc u*J *«»

lM«*»Me iha w«* wti»k .*ut l»e*t K.m m**rlt* H irK, r.» jtji**”. <*ur r1 r» t < 1»»*

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Play In Recital1 .yndhurat f»H» ar» |Mia« t»«

p»l* of Mia IrfHtiat lUnke, *»f fa *«Atr, }»U)»e«| in ii rrciUl H- at lh* tudio Mi P«a*ais , I n*lik% *»*ntnif

1‘tfMli* Arr»m|Hini*'«< »Hr |«U ^*** rrciUl ao«l *»a.I ■ .Mtjrhtful tinie l*upii(* |ii»v«<l Uf*rr I’aulw TH«a|?»|»♦on, Marie KSftnar j►*1«rrf*c# Wl#l*M. T haIiwa HAcfetM»rf», j * lrtt*rf H»* M*»i W M t *Vnbicvs Va« U l , M*i#iifH Kkwh ! M '<Ha Wa*r

Arm tm i i t n i t i K *»IIWrf !*»r iKe A v i M*ir J ' f i h n t x A %< *ilia ry . “ • aiwt Mr % -VM»» -*t

Mra rresleiick II .Sba^dl, M,*. AleWUe. ba* >wsi nrieb.,i.vtClarence Want. Mra, l<Vdcii,* ^ **•* bkrth-ta, .i.M .i.str) ,( lk » Kirchner and Mia. Km.1 Wa.tpbal, H“»‘» ■>»«• *«* b. 1 at fc*i H.,m, wei* hwMeaara far a stwial boui, held *•“• “ bit* fetMttrtion tvlpmlin tbe l«*t«n Hut .m Iw-Uftei.i A*e the «**nt .*a ' eakayaVVnue, after the mustering reremon Tbet* wei* many g ft. f>•> tw- u,tt.ift* | w * t Af jbh4 *#* • -iff.

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At Card Party Benefit , r “ ™.;-T-f - -m, } *lf tl** J | l l I* !'*♦**»•.*•

M r* A n n a *■**%, nt I I I V al A»*f»a....jo t a b 1 »***#*; I ilejf Htouk AvMMP, •‘HlrliAltiwI At **•», H*Afi t.4|r»v.<,a n i* a t W l Ia* '*l*> * f l r » A.IrtMi I ** *

tt«H«n, f » r O ir he tw H i » l f jrn*IK*ir^11 H u u # l , Mr*" IT i^ T T M#-. Il in li* , l''«»m)ianliNt* .»( 4He ^ '. .r r* 4 1 1le«*t**t•=«•!, M r A I ' f r i f n \k«tf Atttrt*** j J«fab'taii.#.» I . » * » e t ««

t , u * * t . a r n M r* Kr.tn** * lU ^ t j im m + * M li .*en, M r- |* M a i t ^ m , M r . W t . m ^Matkrir Mm . It K >fxiii, lira t*iV | llAti Sir*!.#**, Ml* |U* HthM»* I ^ t a i i i e i K tii tfh t , M i*i.l. \\ M.- \ ,

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M t* M ay I ice M urpby! Mra, tie*. 1‘te tro , M rs. < a th e r tn e tiar.iing% *i le t, M r. A lfred t.ndW b . f n , Ml> Kh* I a u m . Mra V irg in ia <.*,%*« U, Mr* M IW h a lf m r,, M t- C 1C IKmkI ) . M rs M A H em ler, M is K Mstcwn, M is Jo se p h Hj., .u>. M r. T * i l» * . M is C art t t te in b a rg , Mr* M a rg a re t W rtgM , M rs V era J a o g

Literature and Drama Group Holda Meeting

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! ^CALL HARRISON M 4 «■ Mm-e Hand H A R R I S O N l.raaet Uaa1 -M.e.mnr;'TMhrt'1 l*lA*lef1 IsAlW »I i ami r ru . t o u , -

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- Patbau Avr„ E. NV«aerk

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Haiut»*»me »n««i<iiiii an * *ttalfi•a tlw l «N»a««|f, • IW" $WtF*

H*f r* »l|«t»#fit» AUfml ,1a* «h|a awmflAl I«»ur wMttil failivawi tW f»a»* bttaming w a tUtm a 4»li|Wtmi (mt All iAu altm.|*g|

Daisy Whitehead Hostess al Shower

For Ethel Crow! betT W Huarme- #*f B**« W l*tt»W *

At $70* U«in|ft'A 4 H i Ifctm *4 a !*«*«» leiiweilavwiMi*.

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talm aa were Vep, alt** »ad *wia»- a»a«a laef with t*aaat* *aa*a a * e ^nun# ta ha#* t .a p s — t>U art***U »a lartWlte, 1*1 a*»tt * • l i a w a b , rra- boar et h. .ng p a s » * 4 ^ ^ . | a * t l e * , «r»a#*tle*, rlwb *aa*w«s.

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J v Representatives inNation-Wide Speaking Contest#

T E L E P H O N E R U T H E R F O R D 2-0041 H H T , W e s te rn E lec tr ic Suund E q u ip m e n t J M M Bijrav EUGENE WOODHAMS

M an a g in g D ire c to r ■

F R ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y , M AY 1 s t an d 2nd

“D R A C U L A ”Nick and T uny C om edy— “ Society G rtfe S p a g h e t t i”

Cartoon—**Tobey the Showman” Metro NewsScreen Act—'“The. Happy .Hottentot” with Joe Frisco

Satur da-’—7th Enisode of “Snell of the Circus’’S a tu rd a y — K ID D IE S ’ G IF T M A T IN E E _________

J S U N D A Y & M O N D A Y , M AY 3 rd and 4 th — D O U B L E F E A T U R E“ F A T H E R ’S S O N ”

8 w ith L E W IS S T O N E , IR E N E KICK an d LE O N J A N N E Y5 - A N D -

| “ N EW M O O N ”w ith L A W R E N C E T IB B E T T and G R A C E M O O R E

S P a ra m o u n t N ew s

| ' ' ' T U E S D A Y & W E D N E S D A Y , M AY S th T n d Gth

s Ruth Chatterton in “U N F A IT H F U L ”8 C la rk & M cC ullough in “ P eep in th e D eep” ‘0 F o x M ovietone N ew s H u m a n e t tefi S creen A ct— “G o A h ead and S in g ” Voice o f H ollyw oodjjj W ednet l a y — M E N ’S U T IL IT Y W A R E N IG H T ___

. T [ U . RSD A Y ( y jAY 7 t h — D O U B L E F E A T U R E

. “SILVER H O R D E ”S w ith EVELYN- B R E N T , L O U IS W O L H E IM and JO E L M cC U E A

. - - A LSO -

§ ‘ SEE A M ER IC A T H IR S T ”w ith H A R R Y LA N G D O X and B E S S IE LO V E

P a ra m o u n t N ews L A D IE S ' D R E S S E R W A R E N IG H T

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* Hill, o f course, ha* his im v itab le n a t e l l i t i e g — his d o g his d e a re s t t r e n d , V estibu le P u llm an Johns-m> th e co lo red ju n k m a n 's ki<i. Th» ic .i>

“• Iso th e r<*al bad boy of~ th- n e ig h ­b o rhood , th e <>l<i sw im m in’ hoi trang and a ll th e roughneck trib«■ <»l Sk:n- nys, F a t , Reds arid J a c k .'. “ l a th e r 's

*"JS»>n” is like a le tu rn t«» childhood all th e jo y s and p a in s of th a t e v a n ­escen t s ta te bcintf uproariou»dv m an ­ifes t. --------- ,-------- '---------------------- t—

B 11 finally decides to pack up and run a w a y , since h r cannot u n d e r­s t o o d by his fa th e r. It is then th it the re a lly ' big d rafna o f the e n th ra l­ling s to ry develop.-.. H o w .m other finds

’ Hill, b lin d s him b a rs and la 'e r go»* aw ay from hi.nu>-' u i ’h h im ; how dad g e ts th e right s lan t and th e tro u b les s tra ig h te n out 'is only, p a f t o f a g ran d and g lorious p ic tu re w hieh ia 'iu aran teo .l io ' d e lig h t everybody in the fam ily .

T h e ta s . of “ F a th e r ’s S on” i* s u ­perb. Lfiin Jan n ey is the hero, Lew is Stone tin/ dad who h a s to be show n, 1

' Irene Rich the m o th e r. John H a lli­day p la \ th*- p a r t o f the w ise doc-

1 tor, who become.’* a chum o f Hill. The bad boy i., done bv M ickey B enne tt. L ittle Rober*. D a rd rd g c is re m a rk -

' »bly fine a / the colored pal o f the , boy who w asn’t understood . O th e rs ‘ in th .- e as t a re G e rtru d e H ow ard ,I Her th a M ann and G ro v e r Li^gon. i \M iliam B eaudine d irec ts .

.x wraMWie*- M!SS ACNES LARSEN HAROLD F. QUAD

G eorge O 'B rie n in " T h e Seas B e- j n a th ” , fhe th ri IliviK d ra m a o f th e J d eep -sea , w ith M arion L e ss in g , will be th fe a tu re a t t r a c t io n fo r today a n d j tom orrow .

T h e fe a tu re a t t r a c t io n fo r S u n d a y i and M onday w ill Im* “ T h e E a s ie s t W a y ” , w th C o n sta n ce B en n e tt, A dolphe M enjou a n d R obert M on tgom ­e ry . C o n stan ce B en n e tt, who h a s j a -h ie v e d tre m e n d o u s p o p u la r ity i th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try , now wins h e r j g re a te * t tr iu m p h jn thi?* h e a rtt-d ra m a , j -lay ing bare Uml^ ouI of a wom an .who., ha* sinned.

M urder in L ondon- M onte C a r lo — j San F ranc iaeo ! W ould C harlie . C h an ind th e m y s te rio u s k ille r am ong th e p leasu re lo v in g w orld to u r i s ts ? Hcot- und Y ard h ad fa iled . C ou ld he sue* eed ? Your blood will t in g le th ro u g h he g re .it m y s te ry ro m an ce , “C h a r lie b an Caxriei* O n ”, w hich will p la y

i n T uesday and W ednesday w ith W arn er O land.

'lh e K ir jt o f F u n s te rs in the com* dy of com edit ; C hari e C hap lin in

'C r y L ig h ts” will play on T h u rsd a y , ’riday and S a tu rd a y T h o se flapp ing hoes, the reed cane, th e haKtfy tro u s - •vs, the d e rb y and ab b rev ia ted m u s- a che ag a in p a ra d e in pan tom im ic p a n d e t i r to .bring joy an d la u g h te r o m illions. O nce ag a n fhe inim it*.ble k ing o f com edy reach*# dow n M*p into h is vo lum inous bag of

t ricks to b r in g fo rth an a rra y o f •d*rry cajM*rs aliv,e w ith h is sp a rk lin g

"lfin hum or. L a u g h te r and te a t in he com edy | |e n r o f ge& ohition* to one ; T h s tilin* C h arlie se ts out to e a jiovs* r in the w orld of a ffa irs .

- —fm - ■« ■»Ut1ri rl. Vou’H howl w a tch in g C h a r lie

I S HT It t C V I o V K V IO L IN , IMA N O a n d

Jons »M |?T ROPO LIT A N M t ' H U * 707 H l lx i i : KOAJ» • A i ip u in t i i a n t i* oim ii f o r i n n

4 1*.M. a»i«l » l*M Wei i'Honk i'am aIh 2-7

RiiTMEHFOKP W * ' I\UT1U fUQRD-2-

Don’t Bet on Womanwith Edmund Lowe

RutherfordSecretarial

SchoolCAN K IT YOU

F O R ANY O F F IC E

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Special (bourses InS E C R E T A R IA LBIM>KKEEI*INt;A CCt M IN TIN G SH O U T H A N D

I I I .IN ti und T Y P IN G •

Rutherford SecretarialSchool

- 17 A M E S A V E N U E R U T H E R F O R D , N- J-

GEORGE O'BRIEN in that thrilling deep-sea-dratna

“THE SEAS BENEATH”with M A R IO N LESSING

SU N D A Y & M O N D A Y

C O N S T A N C E B E N N E T T in

“ Jfy rlo r, Bedroom and H a th ” , which.. had audiences ro a r in g , whew i t wa? t p resen ted iit ’he R epublic T h e a tre in < New Y ork as th e m ost h ila r ous f a r e * com edy in the h is to ry o f th e ta g e , now com es to the ta lk in g screen as a ji vehicle fu r tlu* in im itab le H ustei " K ea to n .

H e re is a role t h a ' fits th e s t ra ig h t faced com edian p e rfec tly . He depict- a shy and re tic e n t bill p o s te r wh< th ro u g h ijo e ffo rts o f h s own achieve* th e rep u ta tio n o f a •grfcatf loVef” , If a de-spi-rate a tte m p t to uphold hi* re p u ta tio n he liecom i involveki in a» u p ro a r io u i ?»_ j» f. am uim *. a If a j r»

■whieh .art- b ro u g h t t*» a *v*ift c'onclu sion w hen the jeahvu* h u sb an d ap |H*ais on the se«*m* w ith a gun.

K e a to n ’s an tic s s ta r t th e laughe ro llin g and th ey a ie kep t r.dJ ng by

lhe'» -i he- n n 'po -jt i » eaw tr-w-h tr l •includes the lank*v - C h a r lo tte (Jr» en

A U IP -U tM IU O U S C O M E D Y O F S O C IA L L I F E- A LSO -

Bl C K JO N E S in a I’h r i l l ia g W’eatx*rn

“T H E L O N E R IDER ” -— a n d — •

i C om edy G o lfS a t. t July - C h a p te r ** o f “ K l \ i . O F T H E W IL D ’

— *sm- — .............. -- •*—---MON'1»AY k TL’E S D A Y , MAY 4 th an d 5th w ith A D n L l’H F M K N JO l and R O B E R T M O N T (iO M E R Y

T h - Ment S e a rc h in g S to ry ol a W o m a n 's L ife E v e r T o ld !

T U E S D A Y & W E D N E S D A Y

A R ace A ro u r.i th e H o rH A g a in st l im e an d C lever S tr a ta g e a i^ !

“C H A R L IE C H A N C AR RIES O N ” ___ w ith W A R N E R O L A N D

T H L T 3 D A Y , F R ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y

T h e W orld’s G re a te s t C om edian in th e W «thlV (ir ra te W C om edy

THE EASIEST WAYw ith C O N ST A N C E BLN N E T T ( s ta r e f “C om m on C la y ” an d o th e r

fanQoua h i ts )— a ls o — ' .

Cuffiifdy . C a rto o n _____ News a n d Review

W E D N E S D A Y & T i l l ILSDAV, .MAY Bth arid f t h

“T R U T H A B O U T Y O U T H ” with Loretta YoungC O N W A Y T E \ R L E and o th e rs Charles Chaplin in “CITY LIGHTSw R t ‘a Tu n t iy ’ Min flK H A V IN ti L A D IE S "

w ith l.iiu iae 1 'au n d a , Ben Lyon, Lila I-*'v. e tc. t W ill H u p You In A n E c s ta sy o f M ir th F ro m ' S ta r t to F in ish

F R ID A Y it S A T U R D A Y , M AY 8 th am f !>th

“T H E G R E A T M E A D O W ”w ith JO H N N Y MACK BROW VMAGER’S SODA GRILL

W here HOM I: M A D E 1CB C R EA M >..d l.U N C H is served with the utmost of (.are and Cleanliness

TRUTH 'Strai&cr thanOution!K e p la c c I h a t

W o r n O u t P l u m b i n g

F i x t u r e O n

T i m e P a y m e n t s

If y o u lu \c a leaky, \»<in\plu!nb- ing future in your home that •houltl be replaced, why not let us inwall a new ’Standard'' Plumb­ing F uture on ea«y monthly pavnitfiit»? Y <*ti have from a few months I.) two years in whiih to pay lor ilic plumbinjf hitures > ou order from us. Let ustcll you more about ihi» 'StuHdard’’ t im e l*ay. m ent I'lau .

Albert Mitchel & SonPLUMBING AND HEATING

G O N T K A C T O R S !«2 LAKE AVE LYNDHURST

A b i r i th r t th .ro \OLLbi t s

Xjgk -S( H R A I I I S a n d P A R K ti: 11 I F O R I ) C A N I M B

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n o ltn . SsotUr\cifC

and Luncheonette T ke ou .td .oor o v er .o£ 1 0 0

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PH O N E R U T H E R FO R D 2-7812 J

Ken Maynard in “Fighting Thru”• AI-SO .

“THE ROYAL BED” ~uith LOW ELL SH E R M A N . BILLIE D O V E

the honrstv and fair dealing on which we

founded our real estate business is still used

in everv deal at this firm. Let our ex­

perience serye \ our needs.

Hume t>r cull

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» ilh BERNICE CLAIRE . W A L T E R PI1X.EO N• A U O -

“WILD MEN OF KAUHARI”REALT ORS^BflHSURANCEWILLIAM C C O L L IN S

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L T K d n u u l M. J.

c o m i v o

Marlene l>ntnch

D ISH O N O R E D ”

Charles C k

300 STUYVESANT AVENUE

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next door to P. W , W oolw orth* 5c and 10c Store

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A M. «*• M M M * I — Jm EJrl _ __A i t w u M i u c u e t n u i

THE WATER DEFICIT AGAINW c have recdvcd an interesting communication from Mr.

Carmine Savino, who writes relative ta our editorial of last week on the water department deficit. The following is the letter:

Editor the Commercial Leader,Dear Sir:

Permit me .to express my appreciation of your resolve to discuss editorially pu blic local questions.

However your explanation of the water deficit in the last issue must not be considered conclusive because it is based on the assumption that water is sckl to the consumer for less than it costs? * .■ .

Water is not sold for less than it costs. The consumer whocan also be termed the taxpayer pays 35% more than it costs the town and that is. the reason why I've asked timc without number for a report on the business of the water department.

Each time the issue has been confused by some one asking an obvious question and the Commissioners have answered in exactly the same manner employed by the Commercial Loader in its last issue.

/ act m;,ttcr >s: 1 would never question thedeficit if it was incurred in anyway advantageous to the con­sumer And taxpayer.

I ask again to give us a lull report of the business of thewater department, a business like report, the same kind of areport that would have tt> be given to a Board of Directors of any business entailing the annual turnover of cur water de­partment, trying to justify the deficit by telling us that it is done for the purpose of placing some of the cost on the vacant prop­erty owners, is to put it charitably a very poor excuse, as any one nan see that the consumer is the largest taxpayer and therefore besides paying a profit on the water he uses he must also defray most of the deficit.

If our town fathers had been diligent in their duty they would have conducted the business of the water department as it ,vas originally started including installations. Then, they would lot have to resort to the doubtful subterfuge of a deficit to place he cost equally on all property twncrs. *

CARMINE SAVINO.'

Mr. Savino's letter starts out to question the conclusion of our editorial. It ends up by making its dominant note the request fcr a report.

Mr. Savino’s request has merit and deserves attention. A report, such as he asks should be available. We believe in the present system, as being a benefit to local home owners, and any truthful report will only help to make this benefit more apparent.

When Mr. Savino says that water is not sold for less than it costs, he is a little technical, and means, the actual cost of water only. Our statement as to the cost naturally includes the cost of water, together with the coat of administration and main* tainance. The cost to the consumer for water, administration and maintainance must be less, or otherwise there would' be no *20,<X)0 deficit.

By all means let us see a report on this one department. No change should be advocated, nor can any one properly defend the present system, unkss all of the facts are known.

A S S E M B L Y M A N ELLIO T SPE A K SAssemblyman Jason Elliot, who was elected on an anti-

Chandless ticket last year, has iust given a statement to the pres*- assailing Chairman Thomson. The Assemblyman lives in the same town as the Chairman and he says that Thomson "asks for fair play, and indulges in double dealing. He said that he pretend* friendship and forgets it when expedient” and "lacks the qualities of decision, determination and loyalty necessary to a party

.leader,". . , ^ ----- „ — -— -----------------What the assemblyman has said has been in the minds of

many. Mr. Elliot proved a resourceful and energetic legislator his first year and has made a name for himself in Bergen County.

The two majority on the Board of Regents, supposed to rylc the Republican Party arc Thomson and Pomeroy, both of Englewood, Their leadership has plunged the party into con fusion that, if it lasts, will greatly threaten the party* future success.

Women's Republican Club Card Party Featured By County Campaign Talks

Invitational Affair

comes Visitor*

A very aurressful card jartji «t> giv m by the Lyndhurst Women'* Republican Club tn tlw WeaUsiinster l.yr n a , Monday April t l .

Thi* wm a strictly invitati .n>! af fair. The pnw , and refreshment/ srete daaatnj by the member* of thr

whs Mr working far the wc re** of the organisation The Ami prise wa* a large fem and Jirtm let*. an d Ike prise. were pack * nl

,-T—At the eoaclissi jti . of tlw can''

gaates, Mr* Arthur TbrtW'T' presi dent mt tte rlah. mate a sht.rt adj> Wm i ui . i t — .4 a W .•• * ™ wHi*', *w*

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Lira r*rty Nr TodayThe Ladies Auxiliary af Uka An*

wanda Democratic (Tab hebl a meet ing at ha>dn»artara an Valley llrook Avenue, near the Town H w , Km day night, when plan* were made tat a card party ta be h*M thi* after

«n al the (tab ruum*. with Mn. He nunl Ueroaio and Mr*. I*atrwk

hea^hptarters, Slay Kith Mrs. .Jaain Reilly, president, is ia general tbarge of arrangement*, assisted by the various a i a t r h af tike Auxiliary.

Following t ieir business mtvting Monday night, thr I ••tie* enjoyed rani*, ami than a w .a l hear, with < »ke ami r o fm served ta di

AL Mason Material COKEC A S H D IS C O U N T MV PER T O N

A IRIAI. OK!#* MEANS A STEADY CVS TOMER

Coal &RiversideIrani Avenue LywUmrstPHONE RUTHERFORD 2-1075

Co.N. J.

Fifth Grade Class In Charge of Assembly

Fetes Birthday. Thi* week'* assembly p ro g ra m a t

the Franklin School wu* n c h a rg e o f M issJK dith A p p le b au m ’s K ifth (ira.U- Class. The committee who a rra n g e d the program were M arg ery C o rw ir . chairman, Valere Savage, Eric Ost- b e rg , Charles A b ram s, Hulh N e arv , Eleanor Johnson.

The program p re s e n te d w a* “T h e Circus”, *iid th o s e who to o k p a r t vere William P re y e , F re d P re y * , Raymond L ehnes, C k n a to n W a rn e r laymond Wilson, J o eph M u rphy , Vlary Crugan, E r ic O s tb e rg . W anda ’swlosk , Paris l la y , E le a n o r Jo h n on, Charles Abram*, M arg e ry C»v- vin, Thomas C a s h , A lex K upec* . an d Virginia Hen*haw.

| t ’et»*r 1-cvh, S r ., M r?. P e te r L e y h , J r ., •Mrs. H a r ry K s a n g e r , Mr*. («>orge

j s h e a r y . PK M W tW M w rn - in yellow, F h v o rs w «r« b lu e m in ia tu re s u W v

Uiuij- T am k e , son o f M r. : nd M r-, xuin Tamke, 4th S tree t.. celebr# te« l Us sixth birthday i th a p a r ty » t hi» iome, Saturday. Guests were A llen Storm, Jack K s ^ n ^ r , Itob^rt an d 1‘oter L eyh , R ic h a rd f in e a rv , M rs .

Lyndhurst Bible ClassT h e l .v n d h u r s t Uible ( 'la s fo r Wo

m en w ill ho ld th e i r an n u al G u e | | Day T u e id s v a f te rn o o n a t •'he M ethod ist E p ia ra p a l rh u ^ c h . b eg inn n g » t i»**| th iK y . T h e »pe*ki r fo r th e d» y w.ll he th e R ev. 1‘au l 1 let kentMM-h, of lie llev ille . V a r io u s w om en’* a irfan isa tio lis o f t h e tow n have m ade know n th e i r in te n tio n of h iv in j ; dele g a llo n s p r e x it . AH w om en o f the ♦own a r t1 m v Uni to *lra.i;e Un* serv ice ■with th e c la ss .

l . a , t T u e s d a y th e !U?v. E dw ard flaW sun, pastiW o f th e F ir s t R tf o n w il ch u rch o f I'asjpaic, wa* th e s p ia k c r , u s in g a s h is Xheitn. “ T he .!f ir in g id Jo y o u s L iv in g ”. "A * one c a s ts abou t to no tice the. M ak ing* n' p eop le for th e -e c re t o f h ap p in e ss , one wislie* th a t tu- m ig h t h ave th em know w here

they can liird h«|>p o*.s,“ began the speaker. Me told of thr ejipellcorrs of St. I’cter, befora and after the resurrection "f Jesus, an-i %t«t>d that he did not have before, 'something pew in his soul. He Um! fouml the great spring of Joyou* ttvinj. He wrote his epistle* on ,he lu i> of bis new su hta mtttl Me had found th*> made. You may ** sreh the worbl over for hanprness, but »iil n e v er ft ml it except in the living tjwl. Faith •ad U*ve ar*' the aganate* thr uug.it which he transmit* happiness to ps'opie. To the anrount that t'hrt* tians a loa-'ate with t'hrist, tn that extent will they shine for Mmi, a* an agency of the J»»y and peace lie ha* rome to put into human lives."

The rUaa votad IS as a danaUsn to the Harold (* Hsrrtngrr l'o*t t t the American Iscglon, toward ereeUon u' 'heir new Home In Meinorikl 1'ark

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LEGAL NOTICE

OLDEST FORD DRIVER B.B Ldr. -Com i Ldr.Apr. 13.34* Mayl •$- *28 m

• h a i l m e e t t o p ro c e e d t o m a k e th e B o u s e t * H o u a e C a n v a s s f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f r e g w te r in g a l l p e r s o n s k g a i l y . n l i t k d t o vou * in t b e e n s u in g P r i m a r y a n d g e n e r a l B h c U u a a n d n o t ic e I t f u r t h e r R iv e n t h a t t h e R a i l H o a rd o f R e g i s t r y a n d E l e c t 'o n w il l aim * a u in th e d e s i g n a t e d p o l l in g p l a t e s o nin th e d e s i g n a t e d t a d l ln g p ia c * * o n

Tuesday, May 19, 1931tioiu-aain i h n h i.i trn (it 1 A . M a n d 111 Hb e tw e e n t h e h o u r s o t 1 A . M. a n d tt P . M S t a n d a - d T im e f o r f u r t h e r r n ' i a t e n n * o f le g a l v o t e r s a n d a l s o , f o r t h e *puir|*>_.eo f c o n d u c t in g a

Primary Electionf o r t h e n o m in a t io n o f c a n d i d a t e s f o r t h e o f f ic e o f

G O V E R N O R H T A T E S E N A T O RFIVE MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY ONK COKOM-.H TWO PRK HOLPKJOJT W O M E M B E R S O K R E P U B L I C A N H T A T E

C O M M I T T E E lUMK’ M A i.W , O N E F E M A L E ) T W O M E M B E R S O F 1 » E M < # R A * 1 I C f T l 'A T *

C O M M I T T E E J U N K M A L E . O N E F E M A L E ) O N E C O U f i ^ r C L E R KEIGHTEEN UEMMKUS Ot>' REPUBLIC AW

COUNTY COMMITTEE (,NiNE M A L K , W I N Ef e m a l e ) . — — r : *

K I O H T E E N M E M B E R S O F D E M O C R A T IC C O U N T Y C O M M IT T E E ( N I N E M A L E . N I N E F E M A L E )

S a id B o a r d o r I iC K is try a n d E le c t io n will alau s i t ar t h e a u t h o r i s e d a n d designated P o l l in g Places o n ,

1 P . M a n d 9 P f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f

le p ;a l v o t e r s . a n d

Margaret Polito, Massachusetts Man

United In MarriageM iss M a rg a re t l ’o lito , d a u g h te r of

M rs. L y d ia C. nml th e la te A n th o n ) P o lito , o f 510 L ake A venue, lie&airt' th e b r id e o f G eorge M ott, o f K ev B ed fo rd , Ma**., a t a b e au tifu l wed d ing so lem nized S u n d ay a f te rn o o j a t fo u r o ’clock a t th e W eatm irtd te i P re s b y te r ia n chu rch , by th e p a s t j r th e R ev . F red e rick H. B u ek h o lti.

T h e co u p le w ere atten< |ed by Mis Ju llu Ituago , As m aid of honor, an- H aym ond Aueur, as b est m an.

T he b rid e , wko wa* g iven in m a r ­riag e by h e r b ro th e r, M ichael, tvo>< a k o w t i o f w hite s a tin ; h e r tu lli Veil hail a b ird e r of im p o rted K ren il lace,' a n d wu* c iiugh t w ith lilie s o. the v a lle y . She c a r r ie d w h ite rose and E a s te r lilie*.

T he b rid esm aid w ore a gow n oi Nile g re e n sa tin , w ith m a tc h in g hu'< and sh o es , and c u rrie d b u tte rf ly ro ­ue*.

(iue .sta a t a re c ep tio n held n t th i' b ride’s hom e a f te r th e cerem ony , in :luded M r. an d M rs. Jo se p h P o l i t j w ith th e i r d a u g h te rs A n n a and R ose Joseph P o lito , P hy llis l)e A n d re a M ary P o lito , Mr, and M rs. M ich ae P o lito , M ichael L a Kusso. T he briil* was th e rec ip ien t of m an y b e a u t l fu 1Kif1*- ,

1 The. coup le will ta k e th e ir h o n e y ­moon t r i p ta th e M iddle W est du ring

! th e su m m e r. T hey will live w ith th- ! b rid e ’s m o ther.

MSC.M. ABVUKTIHK.MEMT TO THE CREDITORS OF JjOVK CO A. CO., a c o r p o r a t i o n :

I n p u r s u a n c e o f a n o r d e r o f t h e C o u r t o; C k a n i c i y o i m e S t a l e o l N e w J e r s e y , m a d * jn m e 6 t n d a y o t A p r i l , 1931, in a ca u s* w b e fe lh M a x M P o l i a k , I n c . . i s c o m p la in \ n t » n d J a f f e C o a l C o . , a c o r p o r a t i o n , li d e f e n d a n t , n o t i c e is h e r e b y R iv en to 4h> c e r d l to r s o f s a id c o r p o r a t io n t o p r e s e n t t« H a r r y M a y e r s , t h e r e c e iv e r o f s a id e o r p o r a t l o n , a t h ia o f f ic e , N o . dtttf M a in A v e n u e , in t h e c i t y o f P a s s a i c a n d C o u n ty o i P a s s a i c a n d S t a t e o f N e w J e r s e y , t b e l t

. . . . . . l .~ .» i* -.*»! o e m a n u i a r m i i a t s a hc o r p o r a t io n d u ly v e r if ie d u n d e r o a t h o m u .m atiirT i. w i th in t h i r t y d a y s f r o m t h • la te o f s a i d o r d e r , o r th e y w ill b e e x c lu d e * f ro m t h e b e n e f i t o f s u c h d iv id e n d s a n m a U e r e a f le r l>e m a d e a n d d e c la r e d by s a l c o u r t fn * m t h e a s s e t s o f s a id c o r p o r a t i o n . D a te d A p r i l a th . 1831.

H E R M A N t i . H O N I C , E a q , S o l i c i t o r o f R e c e iv e r , H a r r y M e y e r i

o i t b e J a f f e C o a l C o . ,a c o r p o r a t i o n .

172 P a s s a i c S t r e e t .I 'H M A tr N 1

A p r 17 24 M a y l -8 F e e s $ l l MI S ( I I A M K K l O F N E W IK N N K I

B e tw e e n i b e U n io n L o a n a n d . B u i ld in g .A s s o d a t io n o f P a K a a it . N e w J e r s e y , a c o r p o r a t i o n o f N e w J e r s e y . ■ c o m p la in a n t , mn J > s e p h C ib b s a n d B e s s ie G ib b s . h i s w i f e M lc n a e l J M ix k e ll e n d J e n n ie M is k e l l . h i w if e , a n d M o n tc la i r T r u s t C o m p a n y . • c o r p o r a t i o n o i N ew J e r s e y . d e t e n u a n u . F i fu . R e t u r n a b l e J u ly 14 A D . 19HI.

C H A R L E S W I > A R M 8 T A T T E R , S o l 'r B y v i r t u e o f th e a b o v e s t a t e d w r i t t o m*

l i r e , l e d « « d d e l iv e r e d i h a v e le v ie d u p o . -tnd w ill e:<r*i*e f o r s a l e a t p u b l ic v e n d u a | ta-* C o u n H o u s e in th e C i ty o l H a c k " tm a c k . o n

W t-d n e a d u y . M a> SO. I » : t l . a t o n e o 'c lo c k in t h e a f te r 'v w m Fa*t*»f S t a n d a r d T i n e , ( tw o o 'c lo c k .D a y l ig h t 8 u v ing T im e ) a l l t h a t c e r t a i n t r a c t o r parce< . f h in d a n d . . .p r e m is e s h e r e i n a f t e r p a r t i c u l a r s

d esc rii> ed . s i t u a t e , ly in g a n d b e in g in th« T o w n s h ip o f l . y n d h u r s t . t t i th e C o u n ty o B e rg e n a n d B t a t e o f N e w J e r s e y :

R K f iT N N iN G a f a p o in t o n t h e s o u t h e e e t e n y s id e o f R u t h e r f o r d A v e n u e . o i s t a r

U m iU r td s e v e n ty ; f lv a < 275» f t # t n o r O', • e s l e r l y f r » m th e c o r n e r f o r m e d hV th ‘»t-riMMMion o f t h e n o r t h w e s t e r l y s i d e o f - a f a y e t t e r ^ c e w i t h t h e s a i d s o u t h w e s t e n y n in e o» t t u t h e r t o r d A v e n tte . a n d r u p n tn th a m y ; u l l J k i u t h w e a t e r l y , p a r a l l e l w i th L * f a y e t r e l " a c e ofse h m r t r e d tw e n ty f iv e (1 1 6 f* * i , Uteni-»- i 3 i N o r th w e a te r iy . p a r a l l e l w nMu ila iJa r jL v « * « u e . . . .U t fc u r„ to tK _ . l * U . . J n ; ! .th e n c e i 3 ) N o r t h e a s t e r l y . |> a ra lle l w t t h t j l l r s t c o u r ie r , o n e h u n d r e d tw e n ty - f iv e (12ft f e d ' t o i h e s a id s o u th w e s t e r ly s id e o f R u t i» r f . . r d A v e n u e ; t h e n c e (4> H o u th e a s te r iv . i Io n a t h e s a m e , t h i r t y - f o u r (34» l e e t t o ti; p o in t <<r p l a c e o f beginning

B e in g ( u r t h e r k n o w n a n d d a s iR n a te d a s a o f lo t f o u r t e e n 414 > a n d th e n o g s h fw s te r ln in e I 9 i t e e t o f k it t h i r t e e n U S I B P m C . on iiat> e n t i t l e d M a p o f P r o p e r t y b*lo n g in g t o K in R s la n d R e a l ty O o m n a n y ITnw. ■ w o m p i ' * **«*gem C o u n ty . M ew i e r e e y , M s •‘m.w • '.!e<J M a y fl. a s M a p N-

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Id ie r t ie s p n v i ie g a a . h e r e d t t s m e n t s a n d a p p u r t e n a n c e * ( h e r e u n to b e lo n g in g f»r in a n ) W ise a p p e r t a i n i n g , b e so ld t o p a y a n s a t i s f y In i h e f i ra t p la c e u n t o t h e a a i c o m p la in a n t . T h e U n io n f^oan a n d B u lb jh n Asw >cta»»on o l P a s a a l e N e w J e r a e y . a c o r p o r a t i o n o f N e w J e r s e y , , th e s u m o f *4 J7 4 i> to g e t h e r w i th la w f u l i n t e r e s t th e r e o n no a l* o t h e runt# o f t h e s a id c o m p la in a n t h a v b e e n d u ly t a a e d a t th # »u m o f *2.12

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s l o n e r s o f A s s e y a m e n t h a v e f i le d w i t h th e T o w n a h lp c l e r k , t h e i r w r i t t e n s s s r s s m a n r e p o r t s o f t h e c n i t a n d e x |> e n s e o f t h e im p m v e m e n t i u p o n th e s e v e r a l s t r e e t s a m i a v e n u e s h e r e i n a f t e r s e t f o r t h a n d t h a t s a id H o a r d o f C o m m is s io n e r s h a v e f ix e d T u e s d a y l i a y 5 th , 193 1 , a t e ig h t o ’c lo c k in t h - e v e n in g a t t h e T o w n H a l l o n V a l le y B ro o kA v e n u e , b e tw e e n D e la f ie ld A v e n u e a n d P in e S t r e e t in s a i d T o w A sb lp a s t h e t im e a n d p l a c e w h e n a n d w h e re * a id B o a r d w il l c o n a i d e r t h e c o n f i r m a t io n o f s a i d r e p o r t s a n d t h a t a l l p e r s o n s w h o s e l a n d s a r e a s s e s s e d th e r e b y o r w b o a r e in a n y w a y in t e r e s t* '',• h e r e in a r e h e r e b y r e q u e s t e d t o a t t e n d a n d ih e y w ill lie h e a r d e i t h e r f o r o r a a a l n e t s u c h f w n f i r n i a tk j a a s w e ll a s a n y m o d i f i c a t i o n st h e r e o f , t h a t is to s a yR id g e R o a d R u t h e r f o r d A v e n u e . J a u n c e y

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( 'b a s e A v e n u e . K in g s la n d A v e n u e to J a u n « e > A v e n u e s id e w a lk * , c u r b , g u t t e r , d r iv e w a y * a n d m a c a d a m .

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W ils o n o r N a p l e s A v e n u e . C h a s e A v e n u e to S r u j r v t t a m . A v e n u e e r a d l n s a n d s id e w a lk s ,

N e w a r k A v e n u e . V a l le y B r o o k A v e n u e t 'E v e r e r e e n P l a c e g r a d i n g a n d s ld e w t i 'k s

P a r k P l a c e . S e v e n th S t r e e t to T e n t h }hNNOg r a d i n g , s i d e w a lk s , c u r b , d r iv e w a y * a n d

- p a v e m e n t . " „l i s t e d l .v n d h u r a t N J .

A p r i l 2 3 r d 1931 B t O R D K M O F T H K B O A R U U K C m i M I SS 1 0 N E R S ” "■

D O M IN IC K J L I V E L L I T o w n s h ip c l e r k .

R eq N o 1987 4 24 M a y l

Business ConfidenceConfidence, not only In banka In par­

ticular. but ln b u iln e w d ealing* In general,-)* truly aaid to b« “ the aoul or trade." In South A m erica tlie ra are many places waiting to^Sp devel­oped lim ply liecauae c«,-ll*lijiw do not feel any security In contracts there. They are fearful that by hook or by crook I lie fruit o f any Inveaimetit they may innke will be taken from them.

Gam* of Lift. “ L ife Is u g a n i iv mild HI Ho, tin

■age o f Chinatow n. "He who p la ja IIhonorably m ay face financial ill sad v a n ta g e ; vet he is never tru ly a loser."

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By Guy Savino 5;The bascliall bu y:, k .’p t a l l their playing activities to the

piano Sunday. A n J t h e p o p u l a r s o n g — o h , g u e s s ! — was “Sinmn' In the Rain.

Bear Fox, the hardest ha chillier ot ‘cm all, tr:ik off his spikes at ^:50 o clock after watching die rain drops patter to tht ground all day, and telephoned to Mr. Joseph Patemo. “Better

„ KanJJ-*» ch * 'lie said. “1 d be drowned over in shorttop. The fdop tin the- other end was Mr. Paterim's head

i Ivxincing to the floor. It mean;, “Yes, by all means cancel the game .

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