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N e w im p a r t ia l l y ToldV OL VII. No.

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TWO LOCAL MEN HURT WHEN CAR

TURNS TURTLEw u t* «

D eath W hea Their C a r SM iaw lpM periton itis A nother C a r Ob Th» P a lm a « t a t »PP***Plaak Road. Mra. 8o a ta «ra» sfa tr-sssrea y ea rs a f

NO ONE IN OTHER C A R IN JU R E D b ^ n ^ m ^ s i t e l * ' i t **L yM hurrt fa r — — m any y « » n T W f u n r r t l a » r r i m i t » M d a t

An autom obil« accident in w hich bar lat« home on Monday m orern« a ttw o Lyixlhurat re i id e n ti w era unua- M O o’clock. A t 1# oVlack i

Mrs.C Sonta elLake Ljadkprit Mataos Avenue Patttd Away hauprate Drift

For Masonic TtmpicF a r B atate« F u * F ar I W

« tte n a f a M aaaaic T m p b * « * Cm m M A I a U b m M a r ­in e H*M la T V M aaaaic C M H aase Ob Masiday.

D R IV E I t» START IN A PR IL

AU o / thmL Y N D H U B S T . N . | 1 P O IIX h Y , M A R C H « . I t *

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aw ay H t a i n a tea l W eM eaM y

follow ing a* operali«*

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Confidence In The New School Board Naa hj«r*d At IW VOTERS APPROvfUaitel Gmt Caaptay APPROPRIATIONS

. R * SCHOOL BO.••M» m Imaa t mi *, «j,. » * • a * * , Th. ( t e Z T r f W >N in « 1 1« laSrUTan**fc i»k vr

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O n ly 2 « v o te n M M « I w t « T w a k y • E t* * * » lo r thep u rp o a . ui vs-tiijs *m t h t School B v*W l foe th e yea , * V i >it u v o n ta k m l th a t th e re a i* c h a r lu 60 0 0 r e n a te m i tv * « n in LvtaAur«« th is h g h t vo te w u tiU appB rrrnfv « e h e a te a lack «I iM e m i on th e p a n ,d u u r u x p a y e n . ■ a * M ~ a r M a. . 1 * * " T f * ' • ' W f a n B l w k h m w i a n d te e in th e I to t th a t * L yU db.rat,

th e puhhc « c o n i J e n e r ig th e S chool l u m i h a i f rn a lty iiw reatcd tu v « F » toa» m th e recen t S chool d e m o n T h e S chool I W J w h x h » 1» atvrwj the * fc** * • • * " m uncy p ro v id ed in th e K U g e t « not th e u rn e fc a rU w h o drew o p th e h u d se t an d th e re b y hr* the ¿ f e r m e r an d th e ree*.*! (u t the a p p a re n t U .k of in te rra i

a f th in » te a l TW L » i * t n l p a te e

_ A d in n e r m f t i n g was held a t th a t IH iNk 1» alao looking l i i rw in j w ith k « e uptim iM n to th e >«rfaauu aU y^/ortunate occurred on the P a t- requiean high m ase w as cefehrated a t Maaunac clubhouse «in Monday eve 1 ^ tu lK '^ iu -e lu ig q f th e Board a h u h w ill take p ltoc th e I n i m eeting in« n o n P lank Road n ear B erry ’s C reek, the Sacred H eart Rom an Catholic n tn g u nder the auspice* of the Ma A p ril T h e Old m ajor*} g ro u p it now b ro k e n up by th e J r l c a t .4 A rth u r

*.ttuc A*»ociation of Lyndhurst t« ar- J M R «!, and by the determinantm o i Tnjatee I'awlxaki to think I.* hunwll| W m ' j m the future

T rustee* w h o w ill h t o n th e B o an l a i th e tim e o f t irg in u in g . w h owill re luae to h e h o u n d to an y chque. w ill he Trwwn H ir v f* , E l in J g e .

aw ~ ' A u a tin , F n ta n y and M urjvhv. * clear n u io n t t o iThe vonhJt iuv (Hat tW puNk lu i 111 ih it i*| IIIJcjv *kWoi

iin-nitvr* waa ik a r ly > n & a t« d at ¡*»* Tu<->day a h u d n c t « lec tion W .h «^e . a n d feel au rr, th a t th is co n id e tK c w ill he w ell tn cn tcd hy th efu tu re o r g a m u u u n a n d iw tioita nl th e h o ard

erson P lank Boad n ear B e rry 1 Greek. ___ . „E ast R utherfo rd , on S a tu rd ay n ig h t. C hurch, by th e recto r, th e Revwhen the c a r in which th ey were rid- Thom as J . M cDerm ott. In term en tin g sideswiped ano ther c a r and tu rn ed follow ed a t th e S t. Jo w p k a t erne-

■ t* ry in Lynonurst.Mrs. SonU »» ju m v w l by ftmr

over.A rth u r A m rien. o f S3« WiUow A re-

driv ing a C handler to u rin g c a r oallgktera . Obb a l t V w li»Due, m - ___w estw ard, aideswiped th e P ackard aedan owned and driven by G eorge B a se r a t F o r t Lee, w hich w as going in the opposite direction.

The C handler slid n ea rly 100 fee t, th en sw erred to the d itch and then tu rned over. The P ackard w ith Its le f t side devoid of ru n n in g board and fender w ent on alao fo r some yards, and cam e to a stop on th e tro lley tracks. W hen the police cam ; upon th e SMM, th e car* Were alm ost a block

ra n g r fo r a cam paign to raise funda fo r the erection of a Masonic Temple in L yndhum t, to coat $s:>,000.

T h ir ty -e ig h t m em bers o f the f r a ­te rn ity » e r e presen t, w ith W ar­ren Oooke ‘o f Court A venue, p resi­den t o f the association, presid­ing. The d inner w as served by a com m ittee of lad ies from the F ra te rn ity C hapter, O rder o f E aat-j erti S ta r o f Lyndhurst.

A t th e conclusion o f the dinner, | th e p iea iden t of the a ssociation, who ia a lso m as te r o f th e A doninim

, Lodge No. 2JMi, F. and A. M., aroae,The L yndhurst B oard o f C om m i» an d a tated the object o f th e dinner,

sioners m et in a sho rt atasion on an d g a w a sho rt h istory o f th a A don Monday evening. ’ inani U xige. from iU in stitu tion on

M eteniuai w >4****^** ** l^ a d h a n a m

*W a,«WW» .a4 - Æ

is Jo h n Sonta, fo rm er chief o f th e L yndhurst F ire D epartm ent.

Residents Reqaest Commissioners For

a spawwM W t mmI ^ tfc»nght Is«

After W a t tx n tn l f«t the a i mMjoiwm W t a a taken-iMBe

01ila»

I m tU te WJjanU a

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read from th e reai- May U to th e preaent tim e.M r ^ n e ^ W o t ^ o f j ^ A ^ a re * * e ,tm g H e alw , m «,Uoned th e m lendldneighbor o f 820 W illow Avenue ’ T he UHlt * » » "* * • ewW l»» k* placed oa g row th o f th e o rgan isation , and thetw o men w ere taken to th e o flce . (>f! S j l . T p h ^ ^ " u * kn _ n v W rv wbcr» A m rien h ad P Ifth Avenl** Aeaaiae. A a s o m u o n a holding corporation2 l r t i t i ^ s t a k e n tn ^ h i s f ^ « 1 ^ « P > « « U o n given fo r aak and of , u p u r r iu u T o f t h T H te on ^ p ^ r k s W r t i t c ^ s t ^ e n i n ¡ » f ^ — t h a t t h e ^ t l , S j c - jd A venae fo r the fu,W . \ e . ! n .nH tmn r tltrfc la tak en In ^ th * aVMtlle w hich U in o f th»hla eveUd to keen that in nlace Thav North AriiaftoB waa t w M with that s**«1 **r Cooke, haa hit eyelid to kaep that in plaee. They u r i^t other curba la Lyndhurst timee the amount paid forwere afterwards taken to the S t , f T l r r V t , P r r h r i i k Z i U — . . * . 1-Mary’s H ospiul in the Eart Ruther- " »f o r i A m bulance, b u t w ere rem oved . , r * ? T M r s , u m w, , * ? * # ! :U th e ir hom e on Sunday. E dw ard A v e n u e w e m p ra a a B t to h «W ob , th » « r S a u m of th e n « d 9 •1----------- and h is son M atthew of Ho- ®“* rd to i m j w e th a t afreM . fro m » « p i e m ly n d h u rs t and laid o«t •bohsn received m inor b ruiaM and w ere ^ A^ - & J “taken to th e ir homes by W illiam w lth curt>' * * U r P*** "* *rf“ r*d 3>l‘|aS tanford o f P alisades P a rk . N o one mr^ \ . . . . . M ahan, w hoin the B auer e a r w ere In ju ^ d . ^ ? !

Ladies Guild of Ü E. Chord» Plan Ta Hold

a Surprise Liadnta

M. E. Ladies Guild U Strhring To Pay OH Chnrck Assessments

Democratic Qob To Halda Banqoct At Pickwick Rmtamraa«

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The m em ber, o f tha Ladlaa' tiutW

w M t r a f ourlai i f Mr t f a r . i l»

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Th» lyaa tk ara l | l a a « i a l t > «T«k «art a l t h . «M t r w t - a . Hall m M as .

»»«MB«. « lU a attuati a tlew ilaae , * * " * '* “• — -«I th a >»> nBiBg « f , th» m aetaa«. ha« TT*. .F a ta aad

The cars «rere taken to M eyer's farfr i to itlÉlit— Hre vmaen h> m e y a ra »where th e accidanl

happened. B oth d riv ers w ill a p p e a r , .before R ecorder B rickner, o f An 01R utherford on M arch 18. ; ^ ^

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Urge M ental 01 -^ ■ S S i« S rf l a a a a l » a t H m u ■ n n r a 'h w « f r t w M i Av«ease to __u u e s i f 0 1 u o v . m o o r e ^ < « * . g o t* * aa d „ . « 4» .

, , —■— 7 i „ A com m unication w as raad fromA large delegation o f B ergen C o u n -: th e d t y o f CH ftctk n ip i r tla g th e

ty D em ocratic women v isited T ren ton board to sign th e contract, w herehv on Monday, w here th ey w ere received j n* r t o f C lifton’s sh a re o f Paaaaleand entertained by Governor A. Harry j valley Sewer will he »old to RaatMoore, C om m issioner W illiam L. Dill Paterson . M avor Woods will consider and the th re e assem blyw om en from the proposition before ag reein« to Hudson County.

The v isit w as a rra n g ed fo r by Mrs.John J . B reslin of S tuyvesan t Ave­nue, vice chairm an of th e D em ocratic Couhty Com m ittee. I

The p a rty le ft here in severa l buses

th e canvaaaiag for th« neeesaar

sign. — --------- '----- ;-----7 7 -Pr»ner*v ow ners a lim r th e pro

n-.«ei) vitrified pine sew er in th e R uth e rfo rd Avenue section o f th e tow n shin have been requested to b" Dre< eni to iro over th e righ t o f a ra r i»f

headed by p riv a te ca rs w hich carried **>•- sew er th ro u g h p roperty I t (athe m em bers o f the C ounty com m it- understood th a t thev a re tak in g at e e * . ;. ....... —

The governor and Com m issioner the priv ilege o f p e rm ittin g th e w w er

A p lan Was deicribed wlwrahy tw an ty team a consisUng of a eap-

hatw aon » d fo a r bmb «ach b« appointad t. curW . * • ^ a rra ag « d aa th a t ther«i t w ill ho BO dupItcation o f «ffort.BW« IB " fc r «ach taana will tonee fo r . •°0?’ no ob« but m em bers of

th » f ra to m ity will ho p*rm ittod tofo r th« batMks. ..........

io t i m im Im a — •aP P ^ nt«* Who

w ill «olieit awbacriptions from Mamma Uving outaade „ f I.yndhurat. The d riv e will hegin on Sunday, April K un tll S a tu rd ay n ight, A pril l t .

The c ap ta in s o f the tw en ty te a m s ! a r r H endrik M üller o f Tontine A venue. Jah> Lehti o f K iverside Ave­nue. W illlam tta r r is o f I .yndhura t' A venue. Krank Koehler o f Page Ave- nuie. K ichaol Schneider „ o f Valley Hnxik A venue, |> te r Ri|>p o f Fern Avenue, < ;« ,,rrr Terry o f Fern A ve-! " * • !"> •!* I’h»»» Of F lfth Avenue, C harles V\ ahl of Lyndhurst Avenue, H eth ert H. Gilmon»

Th* Ladiaa' OulM « I th» Mothodist Episcopal C hurch, IwM a weil att«nd«d m ooting a t Iko c h u rrh ob Thursday afternoon , w ith th» pm fetan t, M ra Charle» Crom ley o f Ito WB if Avenue, pniaiding. 1

The devotional serri*» waa tad hy th« vico p rrs ld an t, Mr*, (toorge Hab co«k Tim aaerotory . M ra C. R Me *■*' . . _KJhiwy aad th» t i t t t a a r, Ufa Mas Ì * fi“‘Pch •" Tharada», Maerh Ik «tuark Dtaittnwell Wright hi tkalr ru l i mary chair. H J - •« •* . *pal «f«ah»t H i. tome

Tw« motnher. ar«r» M4»d to th« ÄUilam W*nt aad Kmall ttaam» ( ««tn ” th .membarakip roll, aad tor« were r* **"• .*****ad Raat am to thartg* af phi mad tha m «« f * i thu n w tported ill. Mra. Arthar OamhUn and ^

af radala« aaat) tato to

•daeat» .«CiMtmlj jfeay. r ia tawlaa i H •hai a «laartol akantaa' _ M„ ,

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r a f Mm Mark « .th a ‘a tto - _

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with

p o r teMra, M argaret D aY ««ag

A t th is m e t t e « p lans f a r a eevaaad dU^j anshsto to to hato

«to ltaaaday,. - ____ ______ ___ M arth i tN a «har»» w» ha a a lt fa r th» lunch t e a , hat aaah « M t and an a tkar i . " T B d a l t o y h « wawthlng t o «at la a eoarartd MS, t h i s wM bd th» th ird hmchaon a f Ma ktod bald hy ih» Oulld A t th» ptw rioa» «bm . sa la la , and m any deHetoaa fa a h a d faada w»r» brought. All «It a t a ‘ th« diahaa a ra pasaail w«re m any «urp r ia»a ligh tfu l dain ties partaken g u e s u a a d m sm hara.

■a?Mrs.R e e . Plana w ars ala« 'm ad« (or food aala to h r hald on Itoturday M arch 2 t, with Mra Jf Muir, cha ir­man

«rtll h» hy a a a aatptjr s ta ta < a a a aa S aturday,¡Oriental Pia.»

March Mr. Jla «I

Hi«* Mthaai aad I t la lin e a ta

* •aetiMtaa» a f thl« hraawh «f tha )Bdto — — —

. ' • r» . ' ‘Av* A l th« ««arluaiaa «f th» wUh hy J T " • • * ‘ * H ha* la Uto Beat JBd«« A f a * . M t» Aaa« MmmIbi *^"**1 “ ’a*1» Iw« «aaa M alt >P»s tè rn i a f - ‘ * “ - fc“ - -*

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Mra. Ritoy Mhaneaod a f Avana* « h a I« trail

th a t day. «av a «aiH tayvaaaat l» |W t « f I to day'« ptoam fa r Ih» Itkd « f h*w tto m m n m “ g * j * 4 , P |

y t h . ^ n y ^ t h . m ^ e e t £ . 1 . 1.>« dtoaaa R a a m »ad. «MI a f th» ‘" » • r a t » , m p tm

•h ll» M M y to i *a«a ,IdBaala U M . a t t ) I h >e «ad fa tty « .a

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»"T» *>ML —* te taha piata 1 th* «hareh - a . nam ? « « 3 S > à y j L * 3 ^• » « * That* ta April. Mm Rh»rw ..d win aatoet *«■ »»«>< > DNl ’• * * * • • • k» «ha H ^ t toto—

Md ama y 4 » * r^amMtot t . M p h«r witk th . d» • » a h a .t o ld t f 9 m iMp !•% » Stato h»n W hy th .: tolto. i V u m a M ^ W w a W d t h B a w B N

W m iarn W srd and V « k Rowland «Mwhatki• a l to r O »

Ika e a a ta f» to «M la I toAt th» m ssttof Whtoh wa« hald hy ^ *• I tht (M U laat wwk. -aa lf^ w tol r k m t t

— ^ Pai a l i Ritto am i m• e t «h» etoh w t» h à l t h .

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atornl .that- thev w is h to he i » H V i d S “ H a i » ' i i the priv ilege o f p e rm ittin g th e » ^ r Wi h .m K htu i V u ..

Dill accom panied the p a r ty to th e *o en through th e ir nroneH - »! «. . « . .. m r.hrlich o f iildge

MR. AND MKH. « H tK I.E S H. FORI» EN TER I U N AT

DINNKH Fl»R FRIKNI»

P atrick T allis of (Intv« Street N orth Iter gru , accepting the invita lion o f his friends Mr and ‘M r. C h a rle . II Ford uf H t . Rlveraidr Avenue, to be one of a d inner party on .March 1. found upon a rriv in g at the houae, th a t he w a . In fac t, the guest of hopor The dinner, to which (Iftean sat down waa to oele

ka a g a t at tto fV few w t laevealag ..I Manrh t t The pttiw .pail adattai will to Haa Jato. M attia» .. ,4 N e .« * * '»that

WHk Fine Oak Go Case S lV C .'ÏZ—-------------- • imm** H a«#* mnI j ,

T1

Hilton Cam Presented•It, Jad«» l a a

afternoon session of th e L eg islatu re . ih«Me>h thev will he benefltte.1 hv th e u '" .* ! ? ? " t the II. R. . . .m .- 1___1 ____ — ik-x — Si 1» -tfca % - 1.1-1 - « r , ™ ™ , V «ogle Real E sta te C om pany, Joseph ^ n ,t r b irthday of Mr T a lli.The local women who w ere in the p a r t y w ere:Mr*. R. K irchenor, M rs. J . Duffy,

Mrs. J. S. O ’Sherf, Mrs. J . C allahan, Mrs. J. J , Breslin, Sr., M rs. H. Bridg­man, Mrs. G. Thompson, Mrs. A. Hoag, Mrs. M. Riley, Mrs. B. De i t Marco, Mrs. R., Ford, Mrs. J . C arim , ~ Mrs; L. Coyle, Mrs. W. H ubsm ith, Mra, H. H ubsm ith , Mrs. M. M urphy,, Mias A. L eppatd , Mrs. W oodward, Mrs. C. R itte r.

Mrs. R. S m ythe, Mrs. P. Leigh, Mrs. M arvin, Mrs. M. M. Johnson, Mrs. W. W agstaff, Mrs. E. A th e r­ton, Mrs. J . B. Thom e, M rs. G. Car-

. rig , Mrs. N . F lynn, M rs. Renz, Mrs.M. W ildman, M ra M. F arre ll, M ts. O ardingkeller, Mrs. G raffan , Mrs.

flw er: erty .

which will d rain th e ir prop

WiUiam Kelly, Mra. A. Mund«, Mrs. m «m ber. and th e c a n i pa'rtT<«^nüt F. R utika , M rs. L F av ier, Mra. te t m m km g th , hallJordan and M rs. A. A nderson.

Mr*. T. Ramkant To Speak At The Next Meeting of Rep. Unit

.' '' mL «The Lyndhurst U n it o f th e N.m _ w -~ .„

Je rsey W omen’s Republican f l u b m et G eorge T Sm ith, Cu^tov B ittn er]" 'J ‘ ” " ‘ H orace Itogle. A ugust M’etm ay er '

Henry G ilm ore and W arren Conke The publicity will he in charge of

A rth u r V. T urner of O rien tal Place,

Amaranth To Hold a Poverty Dance Mar. 30

l a n g . H a rry Miller of Port Avenue The evening wa* »tient in dancing and Em il Sorenson o f Second Avenue, ®* m idnight the hoete.a aefve<t re

freah m en t. and th$ event aa a aur

a .II» an.! M

Joseph tA england of T rav e rs Place John Sim onson of R utherfo rd Ave­nue, (■e.'tgv M. Thompson of Cage ' " " U f and Charle» Schneider

.T h e special com m ittee consista „ fW illiam c.u th iel, A lfred II Crank th a w , P ,-hcrt L. Fisa, E ric A ustin, Itoind lle rg m an , Carol M Bristow, W illiam H arvey, W illiam H. R „ « j n .

p rise to all successful

►as moat enloyable and

a t the Odd Fellow»’ Hall on Monday a fternoon . With th e p resident o f .the unit presiding. Mr* W: II M orris of th is tow n acted as .secretary in the absence o f the secre to ry . Mr» M A. Groom.

The m eeting was sho rt due to the

Ladies Auxiliary 01 Hebrew Assn. Gare

Masked Party Tues.

ready for the ca rd p a rty on th a t evening

The card party com m ittee reporte»*

The L adies’ A uxiliary o f the Herew A ssociation gave a purim m as- to any m em ber who

querade p a r ty on Tuesday M arch 8.on•<t Odd Fellow s’ Hall. M any out of town friends attended , m aking it a ■iirge g a th e rin g . P rizes «rare given V> the children and a d u lts who wore the p re ttie st and m ost o rig ina l cos- 1 nines.

The first p t f ie w as aw arded to Miss Sta it for th e p re ttie s t costume. Mrs. R itter and Mias L. Erlich won '■«•ond and th ird prizes. Mr. Gan- ■Iman received first

men. The child ren’s

. . . - . A dom ram .C ourt, No. 22 O rder ofth a t th e p a rty gave prom ises o f being th e A m aran th of l.yndhunrt: will give a m oat successful oa«, M n e th in « en tire ly new In the wav g th o a l «the

HI* new m em bers w ere accepted a . en te rta in m e n t on March M “ ~ J ~ lm em bers o,f the un it , T h i. novvlty »IU be a poverty

A new committo» w as appoin ted hv dance In s te a d ,,f e w ry o n c .lashing the president, which will he'- a alck am u n d to buy a new gown o r have and benefit com m ittee Thia com m it- "their business suit all tee will call on o r send fru it o r flow- look like

y he ill., i f

Rickman’t Sale Will ConliniK lor 1 Week

Mr Kiehman, of lift2 Valley Brmtk Avenue wlahea to Inform th» p«<tple o f the towli th a t hi» 'lo llar aal« will continue f.ir «tnly eigh t m ore daya It ia therefore to y.«ir advan tage tu ahop al th ia »sie as as pttaalble

The very bea» of .Ireaa g,toda by th e yard can be ha-l a t v«ry U.w pricea You ran buy • gh für them aking of a d re» . f„r the i u vam ount th a l y«wi » «ild o rd inarilypav fo r one yaid

Thl* is a g rea t d o lla r aal« and have purch « m f gond-

r Mr Rlchman ta n a.11 at thea» pricea ¿g. ,

See ad an the n e tt

. ' P*thjll I

pressed to » to look as gtatd

w . . . „ .. . . - • - 1 •• ^ b e t te r than her o r hla nelgh-Mrs. Jo h n Bell U c h a ir im a . who w ill‘ tow . e ,e r y .« e , . c m e t o the .laneebe assisted by Mrs. Clara H afem ar Mrs, M argaret Velie. Mra. Celina W heaton. Mrs. Louiae C astle . .

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RITZ THEATRER I D G E R O A D

Selected Photoplays

Dajly Mat 2.30 to 5 E ven in gs 7 to I I

Sundays C on tin u ou s

SUNDAY, M A RCH 1 1 th“BLONDES BY CHOICE” with Claire Windsor

AlsoPat O'Malley ifi 'THE SLAVER ”

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WEEKLY PHOTOPLAY GUIDET: Prepared by - J « m i

T V Better F ila » C m Hit tee et thcLyndhurst Central Parent Teacher» A ssociation

The following (lima will be show n a t th e new Ritz T heatre

-i .11 A s :

Monday, Tuesday, M arch ,12 I 13 —“ The V alley of th e G ian ts" a story o f .Abe lam ber industry th e Pacific C o u t, and of th a t « row s o a t o f com petition be ween tw o rival tom ber barons.

th e firs t g re a t «Jog ac to r, p lays an im p o rtan t p a r t in th e developm ent o f th e p lo t o f "T he R e tu rn o f Boston

B lackie," a gentlem an crook story .M ilton A f te r tw o years o f p rison life Boston

Sills, who has th e lead ing role, por- Blackie decides to go s tra ig h t, filetra y s th e aon o f th e w ealthy tim b e r soeeeeds in avoiding tem pta tion , b u tbaron who h as th e s ta m in a to b a ttle And* him self m ixed up in a ll so rts

MONDAY, TUESDAY, M A R CH 12th ( f 15th

Milton Sills in “THE VALLEY OF THE GIANTS”And

“COLLEGE W ID O W " with Dolores Costello

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, M ARCH Mth 6M*th John Gilbert in “MAN, WOMAN AND SIN”

Also“The Return of Boston Blackie” with Star Cast

with his father’s enemies for the control of the lumber situation, even mond necklaces, safes though be - has led a Ufe of enae during his boyhood. Mach o f the ple­tore was photographed in the Big Tree country o f California and the aeenes are particularly beautiful This photoplay is suitable for the family audience, including young people. In "The College Widow”Dolores Costello is cast as the daugh­ter of a college president who is about to lose his job because of his inability to interest athletes in com-

FRJDAY, SATURDAY, M ARCH 16th and 17th

“BODY AND SOUL” with Aileen PringleAnd

"THE SILENT HERO” with Robert Frazer

SPECIAL FOR THE KIDDIES Saturday Matinee

“THE GOOSE GIRL"

WEISBERGER’S p“d““

ing to the institution. The pretty daughter decides to help and by her personal charm recruits a football Âeam which sweeps her father’s col­lege to victory and his job to security. Kach man on the team thinks he is the girl's favorite and when her duplicity is discovered high jinks follow. This is suitable fo r the fam ­ily audience, including young folks.

Wednesday, Thursday, March 14 and 15—"M an, Woman and Sin” is a rwmance o f modem newspaper life in Washington, with John Gil­bert in the rale o f a reporter on a Washington daily, and Jeanne Eagels as the society editor o f the same paper. They are sent together to cover the inaugural ball, and he fa lls madly in love with Vera. He is warned by friends that Vera is the

JM M JU fc a jU B M U B mistress o f Bancroft, the wealthy owner o f the paper, and goes to her apartment to beg her to tell him that the accusations are Bancroft comes in and in

_Some of our Sp eciali.Market«

c - -A Large Selection of

Large Blue Goose Grape Fruit ..................... . 1 foe 29c£îînkist Juicy O r a n g e s ...................... )9 c a A m.

Fancy Baldwin Apples .................... J9c a basketFancy California P e a s ....................... 2 Ib». J V

PHONE RUTHERFORD 2745f o r Your Ord«r— W« Oeliv«r Promptly

213 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst. N. J .! ■ i A ll K in d « o l C h ic k e n c — 1 a

o f scrapes involving th e police, d ia and D enver

D an, h is fo rm er pel. W ith th e a id o f h is dog, be succeeds in b re a k ­in g up a w ealthy business m an’s in ­fa tu a tio n fo r a woman o f th e u n d e r­world and a lso in re s to r in g th e neck­lace to its ow ner. T h is is adap ted fo r the mature audience.

F riday , S a tu rd ay , M arch 16 and 17— “ Body and Soul,” a vivid love d ra m s of the Sw iss A lps, te lls the" ta le o f a p easan t m aid who m a rrie s a derelic t E ng lish docto r out o f g r a t ­itude and then un w ittin g ly a rouses h is iealousy to such a pitch that he b rands h e r body with a white-hot iron so all men m ay know she is his. A mountainer rescues the girl, sp ir its h e r aw ay to h i s 'c a b in and the tw o fall in lovfe. How the husband a p p ea rs on the scene, the sacrifice o f the girl to save the life o f the man she love« and their- eventual happi­ness a powerful plav o f ad-vont'T- -nd romance. ’ This is. adapted fo r the mature audience. “ Tho Hero” i s a dog picturefeaturing the canine star. Napoleon Bonanarte. In the story Bud Taylor, Napoleon’s master, presents him as a w a k in g g ift his sweetheart, M ary Stoddard. rf> then leaves for the north in search' of gold. In hi? absence, Wade Burton makes everv effort to win M ary and her dad’? money. Later, Wade follows Burton, who has found gold, and attem pts

untrue, to get his claim by trickery, but is r^ge frustrated by Bud and the clever dog.

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¡ford National BankBergen County Bank

Beginning March 12th, a Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue will be at this Bank duly, at the hours stated be- low, to assist taxpayers in filing Income Tax Returns. ■

^ March 12th and 13th 9 A.M: to 9 .PM.March 14th 9 A.M. to 10 P.M.March 15th 9 A.M. to Midnight

THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE

r

Twenty- four Hour Ba n kin g S e r v i c e .

orders him out o f the place. T h e y : This photoolay is suitable fo rf irb t and in self-defense he kills B a n c ro ft H e is saved b y V era and begins life anew . This is su itab le fo r th e m atu re audience. S tro n g h e art,

fam ily audience, including children. | A t the Saturday matinee the spe­

cial feature for the children will be “T he Goose Girl.”

At The Westminster

SPECIAL PRICESPARK CLEANERS

AND DYERST H O M A S S A F A R . P ro p

219 S tuyvesant A v e L y n d h u r» !

Experts m Cleaning and Repairing Relining Ladies v d e n ts ( Garments

Sanitary Steam Pressing W e also d ean and wash carpet»,

rug* and curtain i

Delivery W ith in O ne W eek

PH O N E R U T H E R FO R D 2M 2

EPWORTH LEAGUE , Rev. J. Lane Installed ENTERTAINED BY MRS. G. FOUNTAIN

M rs. G ryrge T. F ountain , w i f e o f the p a t f ? o f the L yndhurst M ethodist E pisropal C h u rch en te rta in ed the Ep- Worth L eague a t the parsonage oh T hursday evening.

P residen t N orm an T. C h u te - p r e - ! aided a t th e business m eeting, w ith th e o th e r officers in th e ir accustom ed places. 1 " I

A m ong ac tiv itie s planned by the so ­ciety w as the p resen ta tion o f th e \ p lay, "G rum py ," a t th e Odd Fellow s’ j H all on the even ings o f A p r i l ,13 and

P A IN T STOREW ALLPAPER

From A ll Leading H ouses Delivered in O n e DayPIERCE PA IN TS B R U SH ES

PRATT and LA M B ER T 61 V A RN ISH —LACQUER and M E R C O T O N E FL A T P A IN T S

M A X KELLER W S O NPAINTERS and PAPERHANGERS■'*' F.fcthnntc* c h e e r f u l ly g iv e n -

124 S T U Y V E S A N T AVE., - L Y N D H U R S T , N . J.Phone R utherfo rd 4112-J/

The Westminster Presbyt e r i a n Church, New Je rse y Avenue and Ridge Road was filled to capacity on Wednesday evening when the newly elected pastor, the Rev. John C. Lane, was installed as pastor o f the church.

The presiding officer was the Rev.John G.ratton, of Palisades Park, mod­erated o f this district. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Charles

even ings o f A pril 13 and Alexander pastor o f the F irst14 , w ith Mr. an d Mrs. Harold Gam- j Presbyterian, Church o f Rutherford, blin as coaches and with the follow- The Rev. Howard. J . A dair o f the ing cast: Misses Ruth Cromley, E ast Side Presbyterian Church o f Pat- gCatherine .Shoemaker and Viola Koun- erson delivered the charge. The Rev. tain ; Messrs. H arry W ählers, Len- Jam es p . Steele, o f Rutherford, de­part Swenson, Norman Chute, Joseph livered the charge o f the people.Muir. Robert McIntyre, Donald Gam- The pev. R. H. Hughes, o f Wbod- blin. Robert Cromley, George Nutz, ridge, offgred the installation prayer, Robert Anderson. The music for the with the Rev. John Gratton installing show will be furnished by the Kp- the new pastor. , worth League Orchestra. ' - The thusic was led by Mrs. Robert

A nominating committee consisting F iss of Stuyvesant Avenue, who sani? o f Trevor Rees, C. Valentin#, Misses *.*o!o- Mra. Jam es T ait o f Fern Ave- Isttti-w Christ and L o u w Stn jen rak sr ■ -nue -preside« I at th e o r g a n . ■ T w as appointed to present a list o f The Rev. Mr. Lane came to Lynd- E candidates fo r the election to be held hurst from the F irst Presbyterian j’ at the business meeting in April. Church of E a st Paterson. Before ac-

A t the conclusion o f the business cepting the E ast Paterson charge, he meeting gam es were played and r e - ; has been pastor o f the Olivet Church .<freshments enjoyed. Favors o f green Wilmington, D el.; W estminsterand yellow were present.nl to each Presbyterian Church o f Allentown, guest. j P a .; and the G reat Bend Church o f

One of the most exciting games was j Hallstead, Pa'.the “ suitcase gam e.” The most! The Rev. Lane is a graduate o f

Geneva College, a t B eaver Falls, Pa.. and o f West TTieological Sem inar1. , o f Pittsburgh, Pa. Rev. Lane with Mrs. Lane will reside at 4 13 Ridge Road.

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Only 8 More Days'“ Si££or$ 2 0 ,0 0 0 STOCK

to the MassesEVERY ITEM BELOW IS GUARANTEED TO BE AS REPRESENTED, _________ OR YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED.___________

Presbyterian Church jj \ Never in all the History of Retailing Has anyone Resorted to suchjj I Drastic Measures, The Backward Season, and unaccountable lull in Busi>

ness and the General Employment Conditions, Has Raised Havoc with the Commercial Market. W e are stocked to the ceiling and rather than be caught in a jam we have decided to sacrifice profits and cut prices to such an extent that they will compell every Woman to Buy for Immedi­

ate and future use.

RICHMAN’ S1552 VALLEY BROOK A V E N U E , \LYNDHURST, N. J.

Phone Rutherford 157*J *

amusing game was the l e a p year game. Each young lady present w as to write a propo^kf o f m arriage to a young man, whose name she did not

«mention. The young ladies were given but five minutes to write the proposals and judges w e r e appointed to award a prize to the best worded proposals. They were all so good

THEY AIL STOP. . . TO LISTEN TO THE

FREED-EISEM ANN; E L E C T R I C U G H T S O C K E T

RADIO« Almost everyone passing by our store stop« to

listen to th e NEW FREED- EISEMANN ELECTRIC r U G H T SOCKET RADIO. The tone is so rich, fa ll . and dear.

T he new Freed- Eisemann Electric is

. th e g re a te s t en g i­n ee rin g d e v e lo p ­m ent in th e history o f R adio. Ju st turn it op as you would your electric light (works w ithou t bat­teries, c h a rg e r o r dry-cell tubes).

o i demonstration •will amaz*

you /

Lyndhurst Radio ShopW a lte r K luczn ik Phone Ruth. 4866234 Stuyvesant Ave. Lyndhunt, N. J.

L e i t e r McDonald of, 5 1 8 Tost A ve­nue w a s given a party on March 1 ,

. . . . . . , , in honor of his fifth birthday. Thethat there was little doubt left that table w a s decorated with green favors

i thc g irls did not know h o w Vo pro- an,| b a s k e t s . The young host received p o s e to the young man of her choice. sonle wonderful presents.The guests present Were Misses The guests were Mr. and Mrs. M

» athenne Shoemaker, Ruth Cromley, j Schering and daughter Dorothy o f 53 fi Abigail Preston, Bertha Nut*, Em ily j p oat Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. J . Blum Nut*. Pauline Preston, Mildred Reagh, an(1 daughter Catherine o f 5 3 4 Post ,' Edna Terry, Hilda T erry , Florence Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. L. Crinnel! and " Mears, Uiuise Shoemaker. Iamise Hon t,swrence o f 6 12 Post Avenue.Christ, Messrs. Lennart Swenson, . ------------- . — ~— — ■ jH i e o r g e Nutx, E arl Heiland, Norman Chute, Carl Diebold, Charles Shadel,C harles V alentine, W illiam Som ers,Trevor Rees, Joseph Muir, William Muir, Ralph Watson, Robert Cromley,Harry W ählers, Bernard W olliscroft,M rv George Fountain and daughter Miss Viola Fountain.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Batten Meet “Lindy” On Trip To Boston Last WeekSuperv ising P rincipal and Mrs.

Reeves D, R a tten have re tu rn ed home from one o f th e m ost in te re s tin g tr ip s ev er tak en by them . The tr ip w as to Boston w here th ey a ttended th e NaUonal C onvention o f th e D ep art­m ent o f S uperin tenden ts.

T hey w ere m uch In te res ted In the lecture« by P ro fe sso r Lowell o f H a r­v ard , P re s id en t Pendelton o f W elles­ley and P ro fesso r E rw inn of San Francium. "r

W hite |n B oston Mr. and M rs. I lla tte n a tten d ed a reception a t the S ta te House given by G overnor F u l­ler. T he honored guest a t th is re- I rep tioo w as Mr*. E vangeline U n d - 1 her« , m o th er o f th e illustrious “ L ndv ” M rs. U n d b erg w as presented w ith Ufe m em bership to the asso­ciation H er fam ous son waa p re s­e n t o a th la m a r i o n and Mr. and Mrs. B a tten wwre daUghted w ith tb s op­po rtun ity o f ■ l ittn g th e world t t -

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All our >6 inch Dressgoods eon 1 sistinj» of Silk Rayonne, Scotch Plaid, Stnped Broad Cloth, S trip ­ed Ticking, Fancy Rayonne, Silk and Cotton Crepe and Fancy Crepe................3 yards for $ 1 .0 0

1 Corsolets and- Gurtk-s 1 Reg. $ 1 79. Sale PrKC * 1.00

T a tfe ta Checkes, Flowered Ray- on n e . Em broidered Raypacks, also a ttractive designs in charmuses

Ray-Glows fo r sm art dress wear i yds fo r ¿ 1.00

Ladies Extra S ue Smocks ¿1.00

Regular S i;c House Dresses 51.00

G ingham Dresses lo r ¿1 ,0 0 Extra Size Jersey Bloomers 2 fo r $1.0040 inch Flat Crepe.

Reg. $2.00 Sale Price ¿ 1 .2 9 'yd.4 for ¿1.00 E xtra Heavy Silk Bloomers

Reg $1 98 Sale ¿ 1.00Girls Dresses, Sizes 2 to 6 69cLadies V ests 4 for ¿ 1 .0 0

Misses .Dresses, Reg. $1.79 Sale Price ¿ 1.00 Pure Silk Sheer Hose ¿1 .0 0 Silk N ig h t Gow ns

Reg $2 to . Sale ¿1 .7 9$8.00 Quilts for ¿9.00 Full Fashioned Hose ¿ 1 .1 9 ~

Silk V ests Reg. $1.2 Sale Price 79c$7.00 Part Wck>1, Full Size Blan

kets. . .......... .'. Sale ¿L 0 0Full Fash ioned She^'r

.. Reg. $2 .00 Sale ¿1 .2 9

Sheets Blankets 85c

Crib Blankets, one in a box 90c

Full Fashioned C h ifo n Reg $2 to Sale ¿ l .M

Bovs and (»iris Part W ool Golf H ose . . . . . . ----- Sale Price 49c

81 x 90 Sheets ¿1.00

Laee Panels J for ¿ 2.00 - -

Silk and W ool Best Quality Hose 49e

oo y s tx jtton Golf. Hose 25c

Mens Silk Rayonne Socks Attractive Colors 29c

Ruffled C urtains J for ¿2.00Silk Rayonne 49e

Misses Silk H iw 4 9 e •Men* Black Socks 15c

Best 'Quality P. N Practical Front, Low Bust, extra large skirt Corsets, Reg. - $7 00. Sale ¿4.00

J Ladies Mcrcens<Sl H«we,' Best Quahty 4 for ¿ 1.00

Children« Fine Ribbed Stockings 4 for ¿1 .0 0

Full line of Infants Petticoats and Dresses. Also Silk Carriage Cov-

| f r s at very (ow pricesP. N. Practical Side Specials. Reg. $2 50. Sale Price ¿1.90 |

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$ Mon.Wed.Sat.RICHMAN’S We Sell

For Less

LAST DAY OF SALE MARCH 18th

Bafeie retailing t e Lyndhurst Mr. m 4 Mrs. Satten called «a 'Deugtasparatory

w4i» Is a student at the pre- eebeel at Mt Heman, Mùa.

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M ISS W YCKOFF SIN GS IN C H A PE L

Miss Wyckoff, our music teacher is an excellent singer as well a s a re­m arkable pianist. This wax proved in auditorium period on Friday morn­ing when she entertained the students and the faculty with four selections. The songs were: “ The Kashm ir Song" “ The Little Brown Owl,” an d “ Lave'# Old Sweet Song.” ‘

The students enjoyed these num­b er; very much indeed and they all joined in expresaing a desire to hear Miss W yckoff again— very soon.

A fter the singing, Miss Clock had a very valuable lesson in store for the pupils in the form of slides, il­lustrating the great benefit o f a high school and college education. Miss Clock had gathered material from many sources all over the United I States and showed by graphs and sim ilar methods the importance o f a I high school diploma and the advantage

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P O R TBY GUY SA VINO

Mike Sankow iets, J im m y M arsh’» heavyw eight, added a n o th e r one to his list » h e n he i t n t c M Dan Me Govern, Brooklyn tr ia l b o r « , in one ro-md in ih> semi-final bout o f the evening.

LYNDHURST HIGH TAKES BIG GAME

FROM CLOSTER

Divine, scoring « 1 poin ts and B res-lin, netting eight s ta rred fo r th e Unions. iBreslin, a sh ifty fo rw ard .

Foardi Ward NotesThe F o u rth W ard A . S . f t P. Club

p lan to g ive a dance on F rid a y eVe­nn d M ueller proved to be the ch ie f ning, A pril 20, a t th e new R ooieveltstum bling blocks fo r the Unions and Dance Palace.Crescent team.

Blue and Gold F igh t Minute Clouter Kush To Win Easily With Score of 23-14.

A lL P LA Y E D W ONDERFU L B A LL»-■ _

h l... dorando faintsIN 3RD ROUND OF aHJBTEIN BOUT

S t a v i n g o ff a last half r u s h L y n i - h u r s t High to o k an easy game from th e C W t e r quintet at Closter, last S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g , 23-14. Over 500 f a n s saw the Olsenites run up a 16- 4 lo a d in the f i r s t half, only to slip back a t r i f l e in th e second session to b e o u t s c o r e d 18-8.

In t h e f i r s t h a l f Lyndhurst played in a m a n n e r t h a t w a s superior t o a n y f o r m i t h a s d i s p l a y e d this year. U s i n g , d e f e n s iv e t a c t i c s t h a t a t t h e s a m e t i m e a c t e d a s a n o f f e n s e t h e ■ iu e a n d Gold players k e p t t h e C lu s ­t e r te a m a w a y f r o x i t h e b a s k e t a n d a t th e s a m e t im e n e t t e d s e v e r a l u n d e r th e b a s k e t s h o t s .H a r t e m a n f o l l o w e d u p t h e s h o t s - a n d u s e d h i s h e i g h t t o a g o o d a d v a n ­t a g e in t h e s c r i m m a « ^ H e m a d es e v e n p o i n t s , s c o r in g 1 o il t h r e e b a s­k e t s a n d a fo u l . J i m m y L o t h i a n in th e a b s e n c e o f J a c k G r e g g , t o o k c h a r g e o f t h e t e a m a n d m a d e a cap ­a b le jo b o f i t . B o b M a h a n p l a y e d a f in e d e f e n s i v e g a m e and m a d e t h r e e p o in ts .G r o e n e n d y k e w h o i s f i l l i n g a posi­t io n o n t h e f i r s t t e a m a f t e r h a v i n g g a in e d h i s e x p e r i e n c e o n t h e s e c o n d te a m f o r t h e b e s t p a r t o f s o n , p l a y e d f in e b a s k e e b a l l ‘ f o u r p o in t s .T h e v i c t o r y g iv e s L y n d h u r s t plenty o f confidence f o r i t s tilt with Dover H ig h t o n i g h t . Dover whipped the

regular team b y fo u r - points, but since the r e g u l a r t e a m o n l y defeated Closter by two points on the Lynd­hurst court, the patched up five is looking f o r w a r d to the -game with hope.

The game will be played at Dover.The lineup:

CLO STERRothman, f ...........Parsells, f ...........MacRain, c .........Kubie, g ...............Demerest, g . . . . .Engers, g .............

LYN D H U RST Gronendyke, g Gaynor, f Lothian, fS p ied , f .........Robertson, f . . Harteman, d . .

Points by periods: Score by periods: LYN D H U RST .CLO STER .............. .4

Referee, Livingwton.

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Weakened by a heavy cold he h ad suffered with before the bout, Jo e y Dorando fainted in the th ird of a scheduled ten round main at the Grotto Auditorium, and h ad to be revived at a hospital M onday night. His opponent w as Phil G old­stein, young Pittsburg scrapper. T he bout was declared “ no contest.“

Joey was fa r in the lead w hen the mishap occurred. There were no punches struck immediately before the sudden termination o f the scrap. The fighters had clinched and sepa­rated and were sparring at long range when Jo ey suddenly held up his hand and fell to the floor.

Goldstein and referee Joe Jeannette rushed over to Dorando and carried him to his corner. He was rushed to a hospital where it was decided that Joey's .condition had been so w eak­ened by a heavy cold that he had before the bout that his strength had deserted him after his early efforts.

For the first two rounds Dorando was his old in boring fighter. He W&& hammering a vicious right to Goldstein's heart that had -the P itts­burgh bat Her backing up and try in g

th£' sea- t0 get Jo e y aw ay at long rang«-. 3 to score —-_____ o

Kearny H. S. Wins State Indoor Championship

Outscoring their nearest r iv a ls two to one, the Kearny High tra c k - sters ran aw ay with the St. Bene­dict’s meet, signfying the Indoor State Track Championship of New Jersey, last Saturday at the 118th Armory o f Newark. Harold Ja r - dine’s w earers of the Red to ta le d twenty-four points, Montclair w as a second with twelve tallies. t__ __

Only two Kearny runners w ere crowned State Championships. H a rry Ronnie was chased home by his own team mate. Brooks, to win the h a lf mile run fo r the third successiveyear, Ronnie ran a brilliant race tocop the race and finished with p len ty to spare.

Scott, who raced in the big time fo r the first time this year, romped home first In the quarter m ile dash. T h a t race has become a fix tu re fo r K ea tn y . For the past four years a K earn yman had won it. L a s t y ear Jim m yNolan, Lyndhurst’s own, won It,, establishing a new record.

Kearny proved to be w oefully w eak in the sprints and field events, scor­ing only two points in that d e p a r t­ment. .... ———------- — —

m iddlew eight boxer seem s anx ious to fight ag a in . Jo e y D orando h a s prom ­ised to g e t h im a boue soon.

— ------- —P—o ——Too b ad Jo e y D orando took sick

in h is la s t fight w ith P h il G oldstein I t seem s th a t every tim e Jo ey looks good in ac tion som eth ing h as to h ap ­pen to him .

• • •I su g g e st th a t th e f irs t gam e be

played w ith th e m arried men oppos­in g th e sin g le men in a few weeks.

• • •I t th e m arried men do p lay the

u nm arried m en I would like to see Sam Adam s pitch an d F ra n k Dor­ando h it a few home ru n s fo r the m arried m en.

• • •Why U it that there is alw ays the

same members that attend the meet­ings? Can 't the rest o f them get out whenever there is a meeting.

All the boys are ta lking about our next dance whirh will be held Friday evening, A p ril 20.

• • • ■ '. |F ra n k D orando, Sam Adams and

Joe Siuirta are gning to Mress their best because it will be a leap year dance. f -

Mrs Hendrik Muller j Entertained Friends

blood.” •To p ro c ra s tin a te w ith tuberculosis

is to gam ble w ith d e a th F ifty years ago i t w as a death sentence to d ay it is th e m oat easily cured of all chronic disease, i f discovered in time.

I f you have an y o r all of th e fol­lowing sym ptom s: ».

The cough th a t h an g s on f Loss o f w eight

A tire d feeling n ea rly all th e tim e, Ind igestion o r loss o f appetite

go to y o u r doctor f o r an exam ination with bared chest, before he h a s to come to you.

H elpfu l inform ation and service can be ob ta ined a t the office of th e Ber­gen C ounty Tuberculosis and H ealth

D uring the discussion of the topic A ssociation, 266 M ain S treet, H acken- “ W h a t is It in J»«us th a t a t t r a c ts sack, N. J .young people?" a t th e m eeting o f-th e —■—— o------ —Y PCU of Reed M emorial Church la s t M rs. Thom as B. W alsh o f Jauncey S unday evening several of H is quali- A venue, p residen t o f the L yndhurst

and Ave-

n o t be effective unless the leaders learned the technique o f g e ttin g fun o u t o f the scouting. T herefore a n y and a tt who w ish to have a good tim e, a re invited to join th is course. New gam es will be tau g h t, new m ethods o f teach in g scouting, a sh o rt ta lk will be given each m eet­in g on some phase of scoutcraft. T here will also be a weekly exhibit o f scou t helps, m ate ria ls , etc.

A nyone deisiring to avail them selves o f th is course, a re requested to com­m unicate a t once w ith scout head­q u a r te rs , a t R u therfo rd 1049-J.

Î. P. C U.The club m ade a rra n g e m e n ts to hold a m onster stream er an d confetti Leap Y ear dance and th e y have se­cured G eorg ie P e t and H is H ot T ots to fu rn ish th e m u sk fo r th e evening.

< • e eC onny Sim m one o u r p ro m isin g tie s w ere placed to th e fore a s exam - W om en’s Tem perance Union

p ies o f w hat th e young people reg a rd Mrs. Io n a M cKinney of .Postmodel. nue w ith a num ber o f women from

E llio tt Domansky, leader o f th e eve- other B ergen C ounty towns m otoredn in g and chairm an of the Society’s Social C om m ittee, told of his kind­ness and sym pathy tow ard all people.

Mr. Douglas L iston and Miss Je n ­nie Van D er Spek each cited in s ta n ­ces when the S av ior spoke to and re fe rred to the m any different classes o f people upon th e earth . I f he were w ith fishermen he spoke in te rm s th a t th ey m ight understand . I f he should

to T ren to n on M onday to b e a r the Bill No. 53, on th e referendum pro­posed by S enator Richards. The S enato r was the only one p resen t to defend h is bill, w hile seven speakers rose to speak a g a in s t i t

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them , ahi connection*, th e a • lo n e rs shall, by T ow n sh ip C le r i I . __ _ p ro p o sa ls fo r th e c v a s tn a r t lo a «T sa id o s a - by nec tioa* . s a id Bw » w a l i t o be w glad t t i i ed to th e B o a rd o f O i— w u s tn a e rs a t i* re*w- a u

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la rp lace a s ed a n d fixed briefly describe c la s s o f w ork a

C r i ? n o t e& cead iac sa id s u m w h ich riia ll b e a r in te re s t a t * ra te n o t ex c eed in g six p e r cen tum <«<*> p e r a a a u m . S aid n o te s o r b o n d s snail s ta te t h a t th e y a r e issued fo r s a id im provem en t a a d sh a ll be

su ch fo rm a s th e B o a rd o f C om m is- y d e te rm in e b r r e s ol u t ion. U p- i t u n ty o f sa id n o ta s o r bonds

th e y m ay. f ro m tim e to tim e , bo renew ed s a id B o a rd o f Commis sion e rs , p rov td -

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s l i t . T h a t th i s o rd in an ce s h a ll ta k e 4 t- o r fee t te n d a y s a f t e r the puflNlcation th e re - a t of. a f t e r i t e . l a a j B jjW jfc •

Jun e Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curtis o f Valley Brook Avenue, who has been ill with an at-

be at the gathering of shepherds the tack o f scarlet fever, is now much Teacher's sermon was in the form that a' sheep herder could * readily grasp. \

Mr. Jacob Van Der sSpek referred to that one great quality which any real American, young person or old is bound t x admire—CO URAGE.

Jesu s had courage. Standing before men with whom reasoning was almost impossible-—-He talked and won them over to His side o f the Game.

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Union A. A. Defeats Passaic Crescents

Outplaying a hard fighting Crescent A. C. quintet from Passaic from whistle to whistle, the Union A. A. five won another game Monday night, a t the Roosevelt gym, 29-24. The game was no walk aw ay for the local quintet.

The Crescent presented a strong team that had a passing attack that kept the Unions on the alert Con­stantly in .order to break it up. Many different combinations were tried out by the Unions and near the end of the game one was found that seemed to be as strong as any. RoesoKke w as at center, Divine and Breslin were at the forw ard berths and Hessles and O’Sullivan held down 'the guard positions.

M rsg H endrik M uller o f 168 Ton­tine A venue who recen tly returned home w ith h e r fam ily f h m a deligh t­ful t r ip to th e W est Indies, e n te r­ta ined a few o f her frien d s a t her home on W ednesday afte rn o o n , in celebration o f h er b irthday .

Mrs. M uller brought hom e w ith her from th e t r ip a m ost delicious orange beverage, which she served during the afternoon" in addition to o th e i d a in ty re freshm en ts.

The g u e s ts adm ired th e m any beau- tih il souven irs o f h er t r ip w hich Mrs.M uller d isp layed to all p resen t. The linens w ere especially adm ired , as w ere th e o th e r artic les.

The g u e s ts p resen ted M rs. Muller w ith tw elve beau tifu l colored glasses.One o f th e gam es enjoyed w as the gam e o f flowers. E ach g u est was given questions, which an sw er was a flower.

On T h u rsd ay evening, Mr. and j berculosis associations hoping to lo- Mr* M uller in com pany w ith Capt. persons ' ¡who m ay have the

improved, and will be out of quaran­tine in a-few days.

. TO W NSHIP OK LYNDHURST

PARK AVKNUE HOUSE " ,CONNECTION'S

*. ORDINANCE NO. 2801N o tk c L'i hereby KU.-n th a t a t a regu

la r m ee tin g of th e B o ard of C om m is­s ioners o, tlie T ow n sh ip of 1.) ndh u rn t held on th e 9th d a y o r J a n u a ry , 192S, an o rd in a n ce en titled a s fo llow s: "A n or­d inance req u lritw : th e \ ow ners o f lan d s fro n tin g upon P a rk A venue, - betw een RuthCTford A venue on . th e n o r th e a s t and

:(:,h r i*t ! ! T ll' P° Wer'. 8fl C°nrad . S.eh - ' “ ” Econnect th e ir resp ec tiv e p ro p ertie s w ith thfi icua. w a te r, s a n i ta ry and .storm water-, «ew ers located in »Hid public h ig h w ay

J w ithin th e tim e h e re in a f te r se t fo r th and a p p ro p r ia tin g the su m o f $4300.— fo r th e L*osl a n d expense of «aid connections and o th e r n e c e ssa ry e x p e n ses in connection th e re w ith ,” w as in tro d u ced and d u ly p a s ­sed on flin t read ing a n d the reupon the waid H oard of C om m issioners fixed Mori-

¡ day, M arch 19th, 192». a t e igh t o 'clock in th e ev e n in g a t th e Tow n H all on Val-

| ley B rook A venue in sa id Tow nship, as the tim e a n d p lace w hen and w h ere the «aid o rd in a n ce Would b e fu r th e r eonsider-

i ed fo r fina l passage , a t which tim e and j p lace a l l persons in te re s te d th e re in an.i ; w hose la n d s ajid rea l e s ta te a re liab le to

be a s se s se d th e re fo r o r who m ay be in a n y w ay affec ted th e re b y are req u ested

.v to a t te n d and be h e a rd concern ing sa id o rd in an ce . S aid o rd in a n ce ro n iv rnx a lo­cal im provem en t a n d th e co lt a n d ex-

niiel showed, wap anotHer part o f His wonderful personality which won m il­lions to Christianity and which is at­tracting young people.today.

Everyone has h i s h e r o —-or heroes. T o some it is Napoleon who is to be patterned, others choose Washington, Lincoln, Gladstone, Emerson, Rocke­feller, Schwaab or Lindy.

“ But,” as Domansky termed it, "The one real hero, the one who has every quality is Jesu s.”

Talk At Station WHPP Œ S ü ,heThe Bergen County Tuberculosis A

Health Association will continue its efforts to bring the E arly Diagnosis Cam paign in connection with Tuber­culosis before the public through the month of March.

The Radio Station W.H.P.P. o f En­glewood, N. J ., has extended to the Bergen County Tuberculosis t Health Association the privilege o f broad­casting information regarding tuber­culosis. On March lnt, the Executive Secretory, Mias Virginia Chetwood, told o f the nation wide campaign, which is be in f conducted by A600 tu-

, , c------ ---------------— r — bylaw.D ated L y n d h u rs t. N. J . January 9th, 1928.By o rd e r o f the B o ard of C om m issioners of th e 'T o w n s h ip of L y ndhu rs t. . _

DO Ml.N ICK J L IV K I.I.I, <33 Towniihlp C lerk.

. C O PY OK O R D IN A N C E NO. 2801 A B O V E R E F E R R E D TO

O R D IN A N C E NO. 2801

AN O R D IN A N C E R E Q U IR IN G T H E O W N E R S O F I.A N D 8 FR O N T IN O U PO N P A R K A V E N U E . B E T W E E N R U T H E R ­F O R D A V E N U E ON T H E N O R T H E A S T A ND R IV E R S ID E A V E N U E A T T H E JU N C T IO N O F V Al.I.KY BROOK A V E ­N U E, O N T H E S O U T H W E 8T. TO C O N ­N EC T T H E IR R E S P E C T IV E P R O P ­E R T IE S W IT H T H E «AS. W A T — S A N IT A R Y AND STORM W A ' S E W E R S LO CA TED H IU H W A Y W IT H IN I N A F tE R SET FOR*..R IA T fN tl T H E St.'M 'TH E. C O S T AND EX1 C O N N E C T IO N S A N D SA RY E X P E N S E S IN CONNIV andergrau o f th e sh ip C ottica o f d isease and n o t know it. _ _____

the Royal N etheriand S. S. Line, on ° n T hursday, M arch 14th, betw een THEREWITH _____ .which th e t r ip w as m ade S outh , cele- 8:20 and 8.30 P.M., Dr. Joseph R. Mor- mbrated M rs. M uller’s b ir th d a y in New ™w, Medical S uperin tenden t o f Ber- er»W“ I^ ? ; , ^ h ^ o f °LyCnZS?»'?‘<>h York, w ith a d in er and th e a tre u n ity . fT611 I^ n e s , w ill t a lk on tu b e rc u lo s is ab o u t to improve P a rk Avenue, betw<

Harry Taub Bows To Eulo’s Roughhouse

His defeat by Joey Marcienti sever­al weeks ago taught Jo ey Eulo a great lesson. The only w ay to win a fight is by a knock out was that les­son.

He put it into effect last Sa tu r­day at the Ridgewood Grove Arena and the unfortunate victim of Jo e y 's new learning wes Harry Traub, Brooklyn flyweight. Joey pummeled the Brooklyn • boy so viciously that the referee halted the scrap in the fifth round.

Joey hooked nnd cuffed Traub at will and the referee’s move was an act of charity.

Eulo was to have fought Marcienti in a return go, but the fighters were

Upon their return home <*n Thnrs day evening, they carried with them a large hen turkey brought from Hayti. which was kept in cold stor­age for them on the ship. This will be used fo r the main dish at a fam ­ily re union at the M uller home on Sunday, when Mrs. M uller’s fam ily, the RnseRes o f New Y o rk , will be entertained. Delicious cookies from Holland will also be on the menu.

The guests at the birthday party were Mrjt Esth er Andrews, Mrs. Lulu Rat»man. Mrs. I jt la Nelson, Mrs. Sadie Schneider, Mrs. Jennie Woodward. Mrs. Marion Nelson and Mrs. A. E sc he.

froin his wide experience, and on the ^ “ 'wfprd Avenue on the northeast and 2 1s t a t the same hour Dr. F.Cormack of Englewood will speak

j According to the State Department o f Health tuberculosis kills seven per­sons every day in New Jersey. E very one o f these deaths is unnecessary.

Dr. S. B. English o f the New J e r ­sey S late Sanatorium states "We fife

I tiv e rs ld e A venue a t th e junc tion o f V al- C. Me- le y B ro o k Avenue on the south wes«. with

p e rm a n e n t p avem en t a n d if the la n d s and p rem ises f ro n tin g up o n sa id I 'a r k A ve­nue a r e no* connected w ith th e sew er, g a s a n d w a te r m a in s , o r such of th e m as a re n o t now so connec ted , the sa id p a v e ­m en t w ill h av e to be d is tu rb ed in o rd e r to m a k e such co n n ec tio n s and th e re b y g re a tly d a m a g e d ;

T H E R E F O R E ,

appalled at the number of patients j lows having attained advanced tuberculosis i That

T h e B oard of C o m m is­s io n ers , o f th e T o w n sh ip o f L y n d h u rs t in the C o u n ty o f B erg e n do o ruain «iè fo i-

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[TODAY, MARCH 10 and SUNDAY MARCH 11 Rex Theatre Presents

C O CK -A -D O O D LE-D OAn elaborate Musical Review

Featuring Harry Barnard ,Peggy Norman and Mildred Wilkes Assisted by a company and chorus of

Beautiful Bantom Chickens ston the Screen -Saturday High.School Heroc’a

Sunday Little Micky Grogan

I Mon , Tue» , W ed M irc h 12-11-14.

“THE SILENCE”| Broadway Star Vaudeville Act* ,

MONDAY NIGHT OPPORTUNITY NIGHT

[ T h u r , F n . and Sat. M a rch H -1 6 '1 7Lois Wilson in

“CONlEY ISLAND”FRIDAY NIGHT GIFT NIGHT

I Sunday , M arch 18

Membership of Scout Council Is Increasing

SCI » IT c m M i l . HAS LARGKSÍ NUMBER O F BOYS IN HISTORY.

The South Bergen Scout Council has been particularly active during the past three months in making scouting available to the largest pos­sible number o f boys. New troops have been organized in Carlstadt, East Rutherford, Moonachie, Carle- ¡ ton Hill and Rutherford. A s a result the membership o f the scout council, in boys and men hoth, is fa r above any previous figure.

On M arch 1, th e records showed a to ta l m em bership o f m en and boys, o f 67fi. w ith .tw o more tro o p s being planned and o th ers to be form ed in the n ea r fu tu re .

Each day flnds a la rg e num ber of scouts a t th e scout head q u arte rs , w ishing in form ation , w a n tin g to pass te s ts , etc. T h e work ia ao o rgan ised ¡ th a t th e re is alw ays a num ber oT more .advanced scouts a t th e scout

! headquarter* , so th a t ev ery boy who!| com es down, Is am ply ta k e n care of. I

And these m ore advanced scouts tak e a real p ride in being ab le to help th e ir less experienced b ro th e r scouts. South R erge* Seoul Council to Have

I, Leadership Training Course K lead ersh ip tra in in g couraa, in

boyology, w ill bo in stitu ted on W ed­nesday even ing . M atch 14, a t the U n­ita rian p a riah house, a t É P.M . W hile th e course la Intended primarily f o r ' the tra in in g o f scout loaders fo r scout tro o p s ia Bsrgea C ounty , anv- one In te res ted In boy lead ersh ip will be s » lrn » a 4 .

T V course will n a s is t o f eight meetings, a Ssl-

at the tim(p-of first diagnosis. Ourj adult population must be educated as t o what e institutes early adult tuber­culosis— t h a t tuberculosis must in any f definite i l l n e s s he considered and to t h i n k o f this disease in terms of less j i n s t e a d - o f a s - present marked illness, j T h e y r r .u s t realize that the victim of e a r i y - tubeffulosia is not ve ry ill and j b< o n guard ’for such slight symptoms I a s fatigue, unexplained loss o f weight, t h e m o r n i n g rough and spitting o f

th e o w n ers o f lan d s fro n t- ing upon P a rk A venue, betw een R u th e r ­fo rd A ven u e on the n o r th e a s t an d R iv e r ­side A venue, a t th e ju n c tio n o f V alley B rook A ven u e pn th e sou thw est, b e and they u re h ereb y req u ired to cau se to be c o n s tru c te d s a n ita ry a n d sto rm w a te r sew er, g a s and w a te r connections w ith

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A. A. Blumenthal, D. M. D.of N ew York G ty will open offices

for the general practice of

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and Valley Brook Avenues, Lyndhurst, N. J. j

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course Wednesday os arda? afternoon night raiDpàw trip, men will «et as the patrol loaders of the course, while Ute course Itself will he under the direction of Scout

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The following resolution n i pa*■ed by the members a t the local Legion Post at theùr meeting onMarch 6th. .... icsn G m i M a t

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Whareas, We are perfectly cog­nisant o f the fact that during the Great War the principle burden of carrying on the War was not equit­ably distributed among th* body of the dtisenry of the United States;

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Has Changed House Cleaning

Practices

KEEPING the house in order once required a great deal of “woman power." Electricity

has changed that. Working through tested ap­pliances, electricity maintains thé cleanliness de­manded by the most exactin'« housekeeper, with no more demands upon her strength than the mere guiding of the appliance requires.

Polishing Floorsused to he a "down-on-the-knees" job. Now the electric floor po'isher makes the wood flooring gleam in a short time while the housekeeper merely guides the polisher. It goes under heavy furniture. It is light in weight and has the pistol grip handle. Cash pnee $33.7*. on terms $35.45.

Rugs and Carpetsretain their colors and the nap stands upn -ht when cleaned with the Hoover. This cleaper with its special feature, Positive Agitation, per­forms in one easy operation and without intury to the rug^ the beating, sweeping and clearin'* that are necessary to remove the dirt. Payment terms on the Hoover are $5 dow n and $5 a month. , . •

On the Stairsthe Premier Pic-up cleaner gets all the dirt from treads and risers It is light in weight, convenient to use and will clean successfully any fabric cov­ered comers that are hard to reach. Cash price $20, on term* $21.

- — <The Inside of Hour Caryour overcoat, or other heavy «rape may he quickly cleaned and freshened through the use of the Presto-vac, a little electnc suction ckaner’ of convenient uze Its price is $19 75 and it it *dd on the divided payment plan for $20.75.

Draperies and Coversof washable materials need not be Knt out to be cleaned if there m a Thor Electnc Washer * the house Th« 4rasher anil quickly make then frafc and clean On larfts $5 down H

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O n e of th e m ost original and te f ta in in g show s given by local ta len t

' in L yndhurst w as p rew nte,! on Thurs- ilsy and F rid ay evening» a t the M ethodist Kpiscopal t 'h u n h , Tontine and S tuyvesan t Avenues, when the Suhitsv school iMvani presented the "K itchen K abinet Band " On birth evenings th e house was Ailed to

• capacity . .] The band w as m sdc tip en tirely of

women w ith the exception of the leader, who w as H arold (iam blin.

The costum es worn b> the., m em ­bers o f th e band a v r s red .co a ts and w hite sk irts , and tan hat«, w ith black shoes am i w hite stockings. The

' leader worv w hite trouaer» and a red |« i«u coat. H is h a t w as a huge w aste; basket w ith a fea th e r duste r for a plume. On all the suits two sm all

, tin ire cream spoons ornam ented th* front o f th* o a t s , and on each-sboul

| lier w ere tw o spoons for shoulder s trap s The h a ts were paper bag*

i trim m ed w ith red ribbonTh* m usical in stru m en ts were all

kitchen u tensils , such ss funnels, n *>|l w ash bo iler covert, la rge pot covers, ironing boards, fry in g pans, garden hose, and vacuum cleaner Was made

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[ to the m em bers a t th e cas t and " r s . Robert L Piss of H tuyvsaaato th*rs J Avenue is caiA néd to his home a tl.

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^ E D IT H H . F R A N K .......................... A SSO CIATE ED ITO R▼ early au b actip tlon $2 .00 in advance . S ingle Copy F ire C an ta A dvertia ing S a te s on A pplication.J I u d M A dvertising , 1 c e n t p e r w ord, m in im um c h a re s 25 cen ts for

ta ee rtio n —do e x t r a en a rg e is m ade Cor rep lies received th ro u g h th is office. Caah ■ lu st accom pany each order. ' , :

-C o p y fo r oew ad v e rtis em e n ts and ch an g es should be rece ived a t th e office eC p u b lica tion n o t la te r th a n 10 o 'clock T h u rsd a y m orning

A ddress all m ail an d m ake ch eek s p ayab le to T he C om m ercial le a d e r Co. Inc.

Independent end F ea r Us»— Nothing to sell but space for legitim ate advertising. _____

FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1928lU 1 T Y| ............. * 1,1 ' ' " ..... ~T|T1' "■ — -

TIM E H A S NOT ERASED OUR MEMORY

We venture to offer an epitaph to ihe memory of ex- Senator Joseph S Frelinghuysen, that is, political memory:

SACRED TO THE MEMORY ;OF THE

• . FORDNEYMcCUMBERTARIFF

We are prompted to pen this sacred epitaph by the recent outbursts of the ex-Senator.. Standing majestically upon his throne of standpatism, Mr. Frelinghuysenjound^his campaign whistle and toots to the four winds of Jer^at inK*? Ca"’t the.rest °.f t.hem lfet ‘seydom. Says he, “If elected to represent the people o££ * 'a S X h,,yT abo u t t

New Jersey in the United States Senate, I pledge myselO to work for lower State taxes, the poor down trodden™-

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r l |h t r - f ( N i r hi________r __ __________o r t t n M r M n M i h r O w n F . th e n c e ( I ) n o rth fo r ty -s ix I H M ! t r n in e m inu te* n o . a m t «rio. K ln g slan d A n s a *K tl’a lin» eigh ty -fo« ir M

Shafer * ÇonkHngU » so u th ea ste rly Une o f p w u s r t r to fo re c o n i ç n d b y t l x sa id H ot Bo*l« u d E U anhH h U . h isS aus* rnad w ife : rh — m ( I I aw ry an d a lo n g sa id S an aa « t e af r e t m ore o r l«aa to th e saM a lx lin e o f p ro p e rty cvav ey ed by

• to fo re conveyed b y th e aa id B og le an d E lisa b e th U . h is s a id E d w ard M a n ia ; a a d th a a e a ( I )

. s o u th e a s te r ly a a d a lo a s la id M a it ta 'a lia e e ig h ty - fo u r fe e t m o re o r la as to th e p a la t o r p la ce o f beg inn ing .

T o g e th e r w ith a l l a a d s in g tila r th e r ig h U . liberties , p riv ileg es, h e re d ita m e n ts I a n d ap p u rten an ce * th e re u p to tie ln ag tag o r in an y w ise a p p e rta in in g he so ld to p ay an d s a tis fy In th e t r a t p la ce u a to th e I aa id com pla inan t, th e sum o f n . l i i . l f . w ith law fu l In te re s t th e reo n

H A R R T C . H A R P E R - S heriff

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Catholic Club Notes 2 . P lu m b in g w ork an d a ll w ork k in ­d red th e re to . * . * -■

3. H e a tin g a n d V en tila tin g w ork and a ll w ork k in d re d thereto .

4. E le c tric a l W ork and a ll w ork k in ­d red th e re to .

E ach p ro p o sa l o r bid m u s t be accom ­pan ied by a ce rtified check o r cash In am o u n t o f 10% o f th e bid, p ay a b le to

next dance which" trill * be" held "p H i Jh * Catholic Club o f Lyndhurst will e v e n in g , A p r i l 2 0 . hold it« annual „how in the auditor-

__ _____ __, __ 7 _ _______ ww .... . .„ ^ WVs. a s s * ium o f th e H i^h School on the eve- «muuni or 10 % 01 uie Dia, payable to . i . 1 1 j . i M ° ,n ___ 0 * . ____ ning» o f Friday and Saturday, March H“ B oard o f Commissioners o f the Tow n-people are n ow over'burdened w ith unnecessary taxa'He Frank D,iran<i‘|. Sam Adams a 1R . 17 ’ ’ ship of Lpidhurst, New jersey and alsoI ” \\T II J J ’ t o , 1 . Jo*- S p a r t a a re point: to d r e s s lh< ■ ? Jr.,a. bl? •»I'* fro rn ^ a Bonding Companytion. Well, we dlun t quote the Senator s exact words. best because it will be a leap y< For the Pa8t "everal years the clubK.n- .'e « m o '~ a __ * 5 dance. has held a »how ¿nd each year it has

_i.____ ____________ been bigger and better than the pre-a a i j J *| U I I vious year. The show this yearm r j . n e n f l r i R I r l u l l e r gives promises o f being the best ever

E n t e r t a i n e d F r i e n * Thi» show will be full at pretty _ girls, fu ll of pep and wonderful talent.

M rs, Hepdrik Muller o f 168 T Ti«kets for thin fine show may be

JORALEMON BROS.MOVING, STORAGE AND

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Y O U don’t have to aet the words, “Dinner ia ready” to music. It’a a musical announcement as it stands. If you bay your meats here dinner is a mighty cheerful occasion.

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but it was something to that effect. ingHowever, the point is this, we want to remind the

Senator that the war has been over long ago, that camou-ip flage is now known by the rather uncouth name of “BuH.” .In the name o f all that is impossible, we inquire “WhatUP „ « m T “ ■ « - —has the United States Senate got to do with STATE. , tine AvenSe who recently returi Purchase<l from at,y member

TA^ L F t “f ! r ; i rrou - r w r K i N G . S - v z z r z « ,tained a few o f her friends at itorium will be filled to overflowing

so it is advisable to buy your tick­ets as soon as possible so that you will not be disappointed.

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of the

Assemblyman William H of Riverside Avenue is confined to his home with an attack o f the grippe.

Rivoli-Rutherford

Six years have elapsed it is true since Senator Fre-ioor —-- - ........ ........linghuysen took one of the m ost overw helm ing d e fea ts fewever administered to a Republican in the State of New Mrs. Muiier brought home with Jersey. v That defeat was due to the Senator’s congenial Si °djrelations with all that went to make up the sound prin-" a t,le afternoon in addition to 01

« p l ' o f HiGH TARIFF and the PEOPLE B E t h .DAMNED. The Senator while “sitting pretty" in Zi tlful *°uYenir* °f her tr*p which sWashington, never glanced sidewise at the PEOPLE whom*-* ’he was supposed to represent, and, and now he weeps p t d “ i r> that the peopile are overburdened with taxation. ' I * ana Lar

We don’t know of any political “Billy Sunday," we Operator* Warned don t know of any convention saw dust trail, else we would To Avoid Accidentsbe apt to tell ySU'tnSt the Senator has been converted. ---- „anWe have no means at hand to educidate the strange meta- ^ Z in years ftlBt NatioIuI Hc.morphosa. S'eTiauVn«? lTCtdenH fn,| T fUI" tures ha,i suPPlie<l a remarkably well-

We cannot take Senator Frelinghuysen seriously, and «.ion is Z, impo t I ' t'hat"^ W iSLSS feafure w t be -'Nothat leaves us four alternatives, Stokes, Fieckert, Gray and In „ b“'letin by Vice President, control” with «Harrison Ford andKEAN. Of these four, we believe that Hamilton F. " J Mc Ser’ I ^ «.v», rnniuced by experts,

_ * i ■ r j i o r «»pui«-. thi« is one of the most amusing com-K e u n IS t h e b e s t n t t e d t o r e p r e s e n t t h e S t a t e o f ° m* ,mP«»rtant rule wM^h no op- edies this team has had to date.

by a bid bond from a B ond ing C om pany aa tia fa c to ry to th e B oard o f C om m lsiiion- e rs o f th e T ow nahip of L y n d h u rs t. New Je rse y , g u a ra n te e in g the ex e cu tio n o f the co n tra c t an d d e live ry of a c o n tra c t bond aa tls fa c to rv to th e sa id B O A R D O F COM­M IS S IO N E R S a n d jBoard o f T ru s te e s In co n fo rm ity .with th e law s o f th e S ta te o f New J e rs e y in am o u n t n o t le ss than th e c o n tra c t p ric e If c o n tra c t is aw arded to the b idder.. J r 1? Eo . f 0A R D OK C O M M ISSIO N ER S A N D B O A R D OK T R U S T E E S reserve

th e r ig h t to re je c t any o r a l l b id s and to W aive tech n ica litie s .

P la n s an d specifica tions m u s t be re­tu rn e d w ith p ro p o sa ls o r bids.„ KY O R IIK k OK T H E H O A RD OK C O M M IS S IO N E R S OK T H E T O W N S H IP O * I.Y N D H P R S T , N E W J E R S E Y .

D O M IN IC K J. U V B I X I ,_ . . . -*■— . • T ow n sh ip C lerk.D ated L y n d h u rs t, N. J .

K eb ru a ry 28. 1928.

T IN C H A N C E R Y OK N E W J E R S E Y

JACKSON-KUHN CO.’■ (Established 1890)

REALTORS — INSURANCE Best Companies Prompt Adjustments

PERSONAL SERVICE142 STUYVESANT AVE. LYNDHURST, N. J.

Phone Rutherford 804

H a r v e v i Be.,ween T h e T e n th W a rd B u ild in g and n a r v e y | ¡Awn A ssocia tion o f the C ity o f New-ark , a cori G eorge F. in

rpoiEM,

— J i ty• '» tion , co m p la in an t, ami

an d Jo h n C am pisi, tra d -eurge r . m i . and Jo h n C am pisi. tra d - --»g h* L y n d h u rs t ' M arble T ile W orks, d e fe n d a n t^ FI. fa. R e tu rn a b le M ay IS.

SCHARRINOHAl’SHN * HARTPENCE.By virtue of th e above sta ted w rit To

T . . . . D . a . „ , ,n e d lr«ctod and delivered, I h a v e leviedT h e v e rs a ti le R ic h a rd B a r th e lm es s uiK»n and w ill expose fo r sale a t public

vendue a t th e S heriff 's office in th e City o f H ackensack , on

. W E D N E S D A Y . M ARCH 28, 1928 a t 2 o clock In th e a fte rn o o n , a l l those t r a c ts o r p a rc e ls o f land an d , p rem ises h e re in a f te r p a r t ic u la r ly desc ribed , s itu a te .

has a vehicle of his extraordinary talents in "The Noose” which will be shown Monday and Tuesday. “ The Noose is a highly dramatic vehicle of which the star has fully availed

. — r **1 t j u em riu eu , S iinaie.ly ing and b<*lng in th e T ow nsh ip o f Lynd-

•h u rs t. In th e C oun ty of B ergen ^ d / t S te. i * . _ , * * “i, in m eh im s e lf . I t te e m s w i th s u r e f ire s i t - 1 o f N e» J e rs e y

K lnit T r a c t : B eg inn ing a t a p o in t on th e n o rth w e s te rly side n f 5 R id g e R oad111 ( H n f fllM hnriilfet.l M a m

uations and is unquestionably one of the finest stories Barthelm ess ha.i

_ „ — -------- represent M,v um u Ui -— — — .............................. - —New Jersey by reason of his vast knowledge of business co S N.^el a.nd. Myma Loy areand nnlitirs Mr. Kean also knows much of the needs of -T bu- while the Vf‘hicle •*in motion,”^ in “ The Girl From Chicago,

which will be shown Wednesday andand politics. . . . . . « . w ^ w o u i u l h w i m e u c c u a u i M R v _______

the agriculturist as he happens to be a farmer himself, door unt“ yo ave omfto Hdead and absorbingFortified with these advantages there seems to be no rea* - £ wTh Sson why the people will fall back upon the ancient regime passengers.” 880 ° your play„1R untrue,'-The G irl F rom chi-of standpatism, Mr. Kean has many friends, Mr. Kean , car<‘f“1 not to nm too closely success, it is not a picture"**? evi”W i! f r l ? P A M y m o i e “ d A» e F = d i c t t h e u l , , m a t e o u t c o m c S t a f ' 5 » f J T . / L . T S iW ill n p K FAN v s F .D W / A R D S r car- You can t outguess t h e .................................

other fellow every time. He is likely to make an Unexpected stop or turn whj-n you are not looking for it.This rule must be rigidly observed.

” ___ ,,Be particularly careful a t s tra itA third serious fire-within the past two years, iXcured'in W J" 'P '' This is where most ac-

Joralemon Company property, which for a time threatened the whole ****?*• occur- Approach crossingsbusiness section o f Stuyvesant Avenue. The first su ite d Sunday m Kbt aml k,eop » s,harP; lookout. ^ cyc le 'b y donning' flver,- ™and destroyed all o f the buildings in the Joraiemon yards with the £ £ ? *hould . alw ays »“ — ■ X * * C° 8exception o f the office, causing serious loss set a t approxim ately S5 ,fMMl whil'h I S fOViTi’d Kv insiiranro Tki» 1/-\ »-»l .rim..»» . . 1 I

Five Years Ago This Weekthat m akes life worth while. The companion feature will be “ What Happened to Father” with Warner Oland.

Wallace Beery and Raymond Hat­ton have fought in the arm y, swabbed decks in the navy, dodged submar­ines and now they complete the ser-

Girl Scout NoteswKich is~ coverecfTKy insurance. The local fire department assisted by Rutherford companies, prevented the flames from .spreading to nearby buildings where dozens of families',* storekeepers and occupants of office jmildmgs stood ready for evidence of any flames Many of the roofs Meeting opened with scouts prac- of these structure? were kept wet with the aid of garden hose streams. J**!"* for » coming ra lly .,,, Pyram id Some of the Joraiemon buildings were sixty feet high and flying embers .n R an<* s'Kn*Myi«ir’ also werefrom the blaze were carriOfd 4II, over the neighborhood by the high Pra^ lse * , t i wind that arose shortly b e f .* 'th e outbreak of the fire It .was est. K V ’im Jpiude EnfieIdmated that -about 200 tons of coal were'also destroyed, a fact that vyas and " ’ uT ho “ n|!T L £!!| i! ‘^ d*l,c?g r e a f^ a rc ity t<)f coal lh ° Cwm'1any 's cu5t° m cri- duc U> lhc |ha‘ . “ very member h u . sco u t"iu ltgreat scarcity ot coal. , .. In the whole, troob only two were

Ihe fare was first seen by Thomas Safar of 219 Stuyvesant Ave- absent. There were forty presentnue. the cleaner and dyer and who immediately put in Abe alarm. The * ith c »Ptain Karp and Miss Hartner high wind however allowed the fire to gain rapid headway and it was , Th*' date o f the rally is March 1 2 /at fortunate that the firemen were able to save the surrounding property . *tmin*ter Lyceum.

------------------- ^ v .n d , t * '* n o t B * g * fo r * b ask e t-A special meeting of the Board of Education was called last Thurs 1 and the Camp" bu7 °it

day night at the Lincoln School for the purpose of taking up the matter promises to be an interesting one of erecting a high school in Lyndhurst. Enrollment figures at the pres . *cnt time, show that Lyndhurst is the third largest school district inthe coynty, being exceeded only by Garfietd and Hackensack Lyndhurst has almost 1,000 pupils more than Englewood and t,*00 more than Ridgewood and 1 ,2 0 0 more than Rutherford. The total enrollment for Lyndhurst is 2,748. The enrollment in Lyndhurst has increased steadily for the past sixteen years going from 580 in 1926 ttj 2,748 in 1922

Lady Foresters Plan For BaQ to be Held

Easter Monday Eve.I.vndhumt Circl«, No. 1148. Com ­

panions o f th e F o re st o f A m erica held a well a ttended m eeting a t th e

Edw ard Holden, Jr., thirteen months old son of M r and Mrs ■ — — .Edward Holden of New Jersey Avenue djed early Sunday m onung ^ - 1 ---------from an attack of membrane croupe ' Fellow* H all on W ednesday eve-

■ ■ - " ing . w ith C hief Com panion M laa D or-

Tw o Maywood men were pinned under an overturned and burn s l d i n g ^ a ^ ^ ^ y ^ ^ V C ^ ^ Coir- uig Ford coupe on Riveiwde Avenue last Friday morning and naw ow ly panion M rs. A nna M M phy o f S ix th escaped bum m t» to death. The victim* were rescued b y a passing Avenue. In th e absence o f the Jun- autoist. A|» accident to the steering wheel nea*»Jauncey Avenue caused io r P“ * co «pM iio r, Mr» C atherine the machine to swerve to one side of the road , hit a rut and turn W a l,h o f W au rt A venue, th a t ch a ir turtle. > r / . w as filled b y Mr*. F rances N eary of

, . I F * tn A venue. .«.......A t th is m eeting plan* war* "««A.

THE SOUTH BERGEN COAL COMPANY Inc

Kingston Coal Company’s Coal

. Office and Yard 680 Valley Brook Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J.

John J . McNulty President

Telephone Rutherfoni 4404

Jam e* W. McNulty

Treasurer

d ln tan l one h u n d red fifty-one a n d fo rty - »«ven h u n d re d th s fee t »6u th w e« te rly from th e w este rly c o m e r o f n id g e R oail and

A venue, s a id p o in t be in g In tKe d iv ision line of la n d o f V w. B aldw in f í ’r tv 'ñ ' i T ra u tw e in ; thence ( 1 ) n o rth fo r ty . five d eg re e s fifteen m in u te s fo rty - m e seconds w est a lo n g sa id d iv is io n line

“ Ixty -flve an d fo r ty -n in e h u n ­d re d th s fee t to lin e o f lan d s ^o rn ie rty of H e n ry B ro w n : th e n ce <2) so u th fo rty - th re e d eg ree s w es t a lo n g s a id line of la n d s of H en ry B row n tw o h u n d re d fee t thence (3 ) so u th fo rty -five d e g re e s fifteen m in u tes e a s t an d s till a lo n g s a id line of lan d s of H e n ry B row n th re e h u nd red r o ity -e ig h t an d eleven hundredth«« fee t to 1w inw l .ai.n d " fo,7V ,‘' lv o f B a n le l V a n 'l l W in k le : then ce < 4 » n o rth < «3 > ilegr««» , , e a s t a lo n g sa id IIAe o f la n d s o f ' s i* h u n d re d th s f e e t : thehce ( 5 ) so u th I fo r ty -s ix d eg ree s tw en ty -n in e m inu tes r S í i *a ld *'ne o f la n d s ofO anlel \ an W ink le one h u n d re d th l r t j - - 1 th r .* an d n in e ty -e ig h t h u n d re d th s f e e t to ¡ line of la n d s fo rm e rly of S a ra h K in g 1 tn.ence 1 1 1 m th fo rty -five deg ree* fifteen . m in u te s e a s t a lo n g sa id line o f la n d s of!* .su rah K ing one h u n d red one a n d sev en ty - o n e h u n d re d th s fe e t to th e n o rth w e s te rly stfle o f R idge R oad : then ce ( 7 ) n o r th e a s - te r iy a lo n g sa id n o rth w es te rly side 'o f! R idge -Road one h u n d red fo r ty - th re e an d ' seven ty -n lffe h u n d re d th s fee t to th e point i r p lace of beg inn ing .

C o n ta in in g twa n d n f ty -e lg h . -------------------» n il, B eing know n a s p a r t o f P lo t

"M ap o f T un is

W H E N IN NEED O F A N Y KIND O F

INSURANCE Oil BONDS> " CO NSU LT

FRED* SA U M! <» S ' ■227 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhunt, N .J .

; Phone Rutherford 4052 -

tume and soaring alo ft in “ Now -Wa**e in the A i r " which will be shown Friday and Saturday. Pro­duction o f this picture w as virtually demanded by the public which longed to be entertained once more by the great team of comics. With this lasts e rv ic e p ic tu r e o n ( h e s c r e e n a l r e a d y , B eg inn ing a t a p o in t in th e s o u th e a s te r-ro ik s a r e b e g in n in g t o w o n d e r w h a t Un*1 o f sa id tjo t s ix («> d is ta n t the reon th e n e x t s te n w ill h e T h e . , w i . • '» ” hund red fee t n o r th e a s te r ly fro m the

, . -1, I , ■ a s s o c l- n o r th e a s te r ly side o f K in g slan d A venue,a t e f e a t u r e w ill b e “ R o s e o f th e lh e ■ " » al*o being In th e n o rth w e s te rlyGolden W e s t" w ith M a rv A s to r and I . pr?.l"L'''y no" u r form erly owne.1u . J l n r y « s t o r and I hy Majuaehak running thenco ( 1 ) northti l lb e r t R ow land . M ary A sto r , one forty-tw o gegrees th ir ty minutas e as t and

-.o n ta ln in g tw o a c re s an d th re e h u n ­d red a n d f if ty -e ig h t th o u s a n d th s o f an a c re , a n d being k r -H . a s d ls lg n a te dB to w n ," .. .

Second T r a c t : B eing p a r t o f lo t «1* («> In Map "C as show n on a c e r ta in map Bled In the B erg e n C oun ty Clerk*« office J a n u a r y I I . 1S71. en titled " E s ta te o f I T u n is B row n, deceased , a s su rv ey ed and d iv id ed betw een th e h e lra o f sa id T u n is B row n deceased , le -su rv ey e d by J a c o b O. ) \ a n K iper a n d m aped by o rd e r o f th e I h e irs . A pril, 186«," and .b e in g a l l th a t I iKirtion o f a fo re s a id lo t n u m b e r s ix ly in g ! to the r e a r o f p ro p e rty conveyed to K<1 w ar'I M artin by H o race R B ogle and Elisabeth* U , h is w ife, by deed dated O ctober 1«. 1922. and fu r th e r described as fo llow s:

B eg inn ing a t a p o in t in th e so u th e a s te r - >

PH O N E RU TH ERFO R D 4242For Quick Delivery Of

c O A LPURELLI COAL CO., INC.

661 Vall*y Bfo °k Avenue Lyndhunt, N. J.

She p lays a lovely | *tory o f early Cali-

At die regular meeting of the Pamjt-Teache«- AMooauon, held in p « k « « rtrto l* hrideTSI . School last Wednesday. Df. Rodman, one of our local mm{h| ^ Maidi 18, at tki O d dth e Franklin School last ^ edn«d*y. Dr.' Rodman^ one of ‘¿ur lo d i

M ,lA,)cct cd«ta*ious disease*. D r. Rodm an ltnra’*po y , of the preventive measure* which should be uken against the need* for the annual Kaster Monday »pr y in g of whooping couah, mn j n , «cariet fever, etc.. and anted that **** at tW Odd Fellows' Ran j T " ! . “1 ignonng these preventative* may bring serious after ‘

[ effets sduch may even c iH t the d o d i of A t vieti* He also Rraaed é value of antitoxins for inoculation again« contageou* «f«t»fe«.

«ptasrnng in *«rtc detail t i e Schick teat fir ascrmiatng whether or A "o* ^ Person H iai«Mqc from dyrhsna

’ ■ ï r f r  f c î ’i î t a . a£— J Vy sw t ) .¿ i — n \m

i New Tarit lari week.

ia " 1 ¿ H v , luuiu ie* *mjn andoi.an e most beautiful g iria in pi-- j Msjuechak» line forty-seven andtures. fa ideally suited to play the CgMSSSKSfflSSSCK leading role in this new F ih t National Picture. “ *Senorita, in a fomia.

“ Sorrell t Son” with a superlative cast beaded by H. B. W arner is the feature attraction now playing.

A 't>V E R T I8E M E N T

I.E O A I, N O T tC K

T O W N H H l p d r I .Y K D H t’R S T

N O T IC E TO C O N T R A C T O R S

F R E E P I ’R I.IC I.IB R A R T

. - a ^ A i .E n PROPOHAUS o r b i d s w in»■eceived by the B onn! o f Comm ie*!on-

e r s o f th e T ow nsh ip o f ly n d h u r s t . New / • W s n d th e T rustee* o f th e F re e P ub- » L j a br? ry * l ^ T°w n H a ll , o n V alley

’•> A venue, betw een Iv la f le ld Ave i i . a ly n d h u r s t . N. J .. ™''* r e h 1». m i . t | : | * p j S tM d ard T im e, fo r th e fu rn lsM w i o f all ■ •"* * * r> '» b o r «nd m a te r ia l* to r s tru c tln g th e propoaed new U k r a tT B _ ...

^ i r S " " 1 ToW n H a ll Site.

S i m . . i . „ j \ ; i u V j Av5 " J 5 t a 2

•d n um ber a t ^

t r a a a . ïq,A e pm poeala or

OUR M EA T S W ILL K R K P Do not hesitate to lay in a aup- p ly o f o u r m eats for several days in advance of yo*r Qeed*. Once! pu t aw ay in your re fr ig e r­a to r they will keep fresh and ■weet fo r days. We stock up w ith fresh m eat* every day, we have a* U rg e asso rtm en t so you will be sura to find here th e exact cut yea w a n t I f you < * a t came, phone your o rder.

A. EGERT ft SONEverything In Meats

» 0 i n r Y V E S A N T A V E .Phone Ruth. 164»

1M TTUYVHSANT A V I.fhone Ruth, 36(1

If you are contemplating building next Spring SECURE YOUR PLANS NOW

W. H. HARVEY, Builder^W ill Be Glad to Furnish All Kind* of Plan* and Estimates

Special attention given to remodeling and e™ar8*ng your present home

House* at the present time open for inspection at Mountain Way » Van Riper Avenue. Rutherford. N J.

Phone Rutherford 4175

16 RIVERSIDE AVE. LYNDHURST, N. J.

^ ^ ^ ^ S S ^ S Ê S S S S Ê S S Ê B Ê B Ê ' 11 |*

H KBOGIFL . i C o A

PRESENT MAHONS’ NIGHT OBSERVED BT LOCAL 0. E. S.

IN CHANCERY O f MBW J U k I Y Tu WJhaa* I ukl [ f iu i .

t k* w h mhI ILtim I H .I>»d *¡4 M |M f M»l>l «4 >■ I .BARRINGER

MEN’S SHOP

CUSTOM KRAFT SHIRTS AND ROCKING CHAIR UNDERWEARJVVESANT AVE. LYNDHURST, N . J.

the aecret.The boy» w ere aurpriaad to as* a

gentlem an in o u r m eeting r o o j n who renrrnbWd the screen Mol. “ Ronald Colem an", b u t upon f lo a t observation * f found It to be o u r good B ro ther J im E nglabrech t, who ia ra is in g a "C harlie C haplin M ustache." B ro ther K a ti has been ac ting m yaterioua la te­ly ? W hat'» up K aU ie old boy ?

The Pinochle. Hounda re tired- a f te r the m eeting fo r a b rief Bible losaon.

Monday evening, March 12, 192», a t the W eatm inater Lyceum th e C oun­cil will p resen t two flags to th e two Girl Scout T roops in our tow n. All B rothers a re u rged to a tte n d this presentation .

A good su rp rise is in sto re fo r all, so do not fa il , to come out and swell the crowd on th a t night.

O ur nex t Council m eeting will be held Tuesday evening, M arch 13th, a t Odd Fellows Hall, Lyndhur*t.

RAINBOW GIKLS TO

HOLl> A CARD PARTY

ÌM»téwJ a.UM'Vt'V't. ’»•«* l«w m o t o r

* DELICIOUS HOT CROSS BUNS DURING LENT650 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST, N. J

There Is A Difference

GREUS’S BAKED GOODSITS Q U A LITY

Get It At480 STU YV ESA NT AVE., LYN DH U RST, N J

BUS SERVICELYNDHURST

i n %**«%<*«%*»!PHONOGRAPH HOSPITAL

Phonographs Repaired By Expert Mechanics •

Also Tool Die and Stamping

Andrew P. Frangipane 8C Co. Inc261 Warren Street, Lyndhunt, N. J.

opp. old Kingtland Station Phone Ruth. 895

GOLDEN DAYS FOR RIVERSIDE COAL 8C SUPPLY CO,

WHV DO£ ? E S W H V , pop k n o w M Y E S IHOWTO (S —— j TELL. ^ /TIM E . / w J -------fl

P V h l I C ^ -.! HVK I

Æ U . , F b P S A I D I T W A S OHLv 12 o ' c l o c k WHEN HE CAME HOME LAST ] I N I G H T — 0 Ü T I W A S AWAKE AN' I KNOW I p

L WAS 3 A - h . ^m t ' :

I ' r t i f V f i y lK s(!i,«m r

1 u M < ? v

A ^ c k l r r t t

Even at that, pop would have found the house comfortably warmJ - __

when he got m if he was burning Riverside Coal and Sup| Jy Co s dependable coal. Our phone number is Rutherford 1075.

Phone Rutherford 1075 GRANT AVE. 8C D . L . 8C W. RAILROAD L Y N D H U R S T, N. J.

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E. WISBECH Ph. G Stuvvcsant PharmacyBETTER N O I' m e t n - n w o i a r .

o t o m n c m d c a r *» l e t V t j * o h r r j

W A IT

for i x h u r¿ h ’' let-»rr y»hi g r iá r t u w u té iK t In íMirrJ ¡-r. i «-rty ut imfV«rCrd proprrty An UWOilked building 'a pathetic; ôeiçtm -lcim

f i , i Mr »«vi MrsM f- • .* af VW A m > inb « • ¿»«r b rtM*y. f kn »ry St, of tfcrtr «aagbtar DnrMhy

T» * m i » M n i ; V fcw . , to f V m i • f tty. Mr and Mr» Pta*>ir a*t mm <i*mrgt ml I‘au« CM jf, * ' r . »; r v . f r and au* l a t a f t af Mow H a w s C-mm . M r aatd M n IHmtUrn und Mtaa R M a tw o f M SPoa» Am u . Mr H al M m J. H te a

Things to malre her glad. Pleasing gifts to keen her from getting mad Old fashioned necessities aids to happier I: ving. All to be found here pneed happdy-STUYVESANT PHARMACY n.

*■ A a t a O d h f

95 Staiyi w nt Avenue Lyndhurrt, N. J.

. . G O T H A M

G o l d s t r i p i

1

j LYNDHURST COAL CO.

I D.L.&W. Scranton COAL Kippen COKE

Mkf C StringfieM Wa* Hostess to Friends Fri.

Lypdhnrst Bible Class the •ou thvM U riy line of Metro** Ave­nue therein d teU nt 200 feet southeasterly from the intereeetkw of the aeld south­westerly Tine of Melroee Avenue and southeasterly tin* of Prospect Avenue; thence (1 ) a lone the said southw esterly line of Melrose Avenue south ( I decrees 11 mtnuee* eas t 50 feet; thence (2 ) south SI degrees «• minutes w est l t l . f i feet; thence ( I ) north 41 decrees 11 minutes w est 10.01 fee t; thence (4 ) p a r­allel with the second course north St decrees 40 m inutes eas t I t 0.04 feet to the point and place of beginning.

Being lot num bers t7 - t l . Block t on •‘Map of property of Arlington P a rk a t North Arlington, Bergen County, New Jersey. H arrison Van Duyne 4 Son. Sur­veyors, M ay lOOt."

The above description betns In accord­ance with a survey made by W illiam H. Hoff, dated Jan u a ry S l / l t *7.

Together w ith all and singu lar the rights liberties, privileges, hereditam ents and appurtenances thereunto belonging o r In anyw ise appertaining be sold to pay and sa tisfy In the first place unto the said com plainant, the sum of 99.117.« IS, with law ful Interest th e reo n ; and In the second place unto th e jM ld Nicholas V. Del Deo and Josephine M. Del Deo. the sum of f 1,2M. tO, with lawful Interest thereon ; and In the th ird place unto the said Simplex Building and Doan Associa­tion. the sum of flf.542.70. w ith lawful Interest thereon.

H A R R Y G H A R P E R .Sheriff.

Ber. Eve. Rcd.-Com l. Ddr.M ar. 0-10-22-20— F ees 122.70

G. HOURTOULEB A K E R Y

242 STUYVESANT AVENUE LYNDHURST, N. J.

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U P H O L S T E R I N GPhone Rutherford 3000-3001

W ILLIAM C. COLLINSFUNERAL DIRECTOR 1

Home for Services

A SHOP THAT DOES ANYTHING A N D EVERYTHING FOR A HOME

“THE STERNER SHOP”ST. THOM AS’ EPISCOPAL

CHURCH U p h o l s t e r i n g 30 Ames Avenue Rutherford, N. J. |

Phone Rutherford 116® ^*OBXBOBOBCBO(DCfiXKBCaOB3PPIKXBBOIOHOBOgO8DBOWgOgOKBBWP O P P O O gPC P O B O e O0

L Y N D H U R ST, N J2*3 STUYVESANT AVKNUE

Phone Rutherford 1908you re uwise y l ìt t l e , /a boy JA

Service» fo r the Third Sunday in fj^ent, March 1 1 .

7.30, Holy Communion.9.45 A.M., Church school.11.00 A.M., Morning prayer and

sermon.8.00 P.M., evening prayer and ser­

mon, Rev. C. P. Tinker, D.D.. rector o f Grace Episcopal Church, Nutley, preaches.

Midweek Lenten Service*Tuesday, Bible class fo r men and

women, 8 P.M.Thursday, special mid-week Lenten

service, 8 P.M. Rev. W. W. S. Hohenschild, rector . o f St. Agnes Episcopal Church, East Orange, preaches.

Friday, Holy communion, 10 A.M.Meeting*

Monday, G irls’ Friendly Society, 8 P.M.

Wednesday, St. M ary’s Guild, 8 P.M.

Thursday, Young Peoples’ Fellow­ship (after service.)

Friday, choir rehearsal 8 P.M.The Church with a cordial welcome

to all.

GARDEN MEAT MARKET• T

Prime Meats

654 R ID G E R O A D LYNDHURST, N. J.

This is Wise little Sinclair Star Though instead of ‘Tam” he says “I are”— “I are sure says he “that for good eats You should buy their wholesome, fine fresh

meats.”T he purest, most wholesome meats are the food for your table.

LYNDHURST SUPPLY MARKETO u r Motto—“S M IL E A N D H U S T L E ”

R idge R o ad , cor. K in g slan d A v e n u e L y n d h u rs t, N . J.

Telephone Rutherford 4450-4451

G DEPKEN & SON

18 Park Avenue

Rutherford, New JerseyCHRISTIAN REFORMED

CHURCH

A m erican Legion H ot, W eart Ave- nu t, L yndhurst, N. J ..* Sundays only:

10 A. M. Sunday School.11 A. M. M orning Service in Hol­

land language.4.30 P. M. A fternoon service in E n ­

glish language. CHRYSLER DEEHAN MOTORS, IRC,

Storing, Parking, Repairing

- 224 S tu y v esan t A v en u e , L y n d h u rs t, N . J.next to Lyndhurst Theatre

W e are closing out our w inter merchandise at greatly reduced prices.

- ST. M ATTHEW S’ LUTHERAN CHURCH

Vallay Brook and Travers PI. *•*. George F. Mollar. PastorA. S IC K E R T

9.30, Sunday school.10.45, m om ing service. The topic,

“ The Supreme Inquiry.” *t)ost Thou Believe in the Son of God?” ’

Evening service, 7.80. “ Joseph, a Type o f C hrist."

Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock, Lenten service. “ The Christ Scourged.”

17-23 O rie n t W a v Rutherford, N. I.C h o ice M eats

a n d G roceriesFruits and Vegetables

155 Ridge Rd Lyndhurat

Phone 839 Rutherford

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MULTIPLEXCONCRETE BLOCKS

P h o n e R u th e rfo rd 3255

ORGANIST LYNDHURST M. E. CHURCH

T e a c h e r - ■

Piano, O rgan, Voice, Theory by Scientific Methods

Piano D epartm entTouch Technic, S ight Reading,

1 heory M em orization

S tu d io : 53 L iv ingston A v en u e

(S e c o n d A p a rtm e n t)

LYNDHURST M ETHODIST I EPISCOPAL CHURCH I V o c a l D ep artm en t

H ig h V o ic e P lacem en t

D iap h rag m atic S u p p o rt o f T o o «

' > E n u n cia tio n

P ro n u n cia tion

In terp reta tio n

Lyndhurst, N . J.

S t u y v e s a n t a n d T o n t i n e A»».G eorge Fountain , P aa to r

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Morning worship 11.00.Evening wonihip 8.00.Bible School, &.45. ■’Epworth League, 7.00

Junior Church, Wednesday night 7.00 Mid-Week Service Wednesday night

at 8.00. ....Lyndhurst Women*? Bible Class,

Tuesday afternoon, 3.00.You are welcome to any and all o f

these services.

"TelschowHENRY CLEWS & CO• • 4 M RK A V I «it A D D I S O N A V E

■ R u T M E R F C W O N J

Member* New York S tock E xchange

7-9-11 BROADW AY, New York C ity

O R D E R S E X EC U TE D FOR

Stocks & Bondsfor IN V E ST M EN T o r on M ARGIN

Corr«*8|>ond4*nce SolicitedGEO. H. HOLDEN

Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor

SOUTH BERGEN’S LARGEST SHOPPhone Rutherford 2233

* Second Ave. Lyndhurst, N. J,

SIL K S T O C K IN G S

Vogue Pattern REED MEMORIAL U N ITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Stajrrasant Avanua, naar Valla« Brook REV. JA M E S H. L IT T E L L , D.D.,

: Pastor.K le c k n e r ’s

STUD IO OF MUSICPiano, Violin, Saxaphona

Coraat

PIANO TUNING

W . M . K L E C K N E R S

B a ch , o f M usic

753 Ridge RoadPhone 779-R.

Sunday Service«.Bible school, 9:45 a.m.Moming worship, 1 1 a.m.Young People's Christian Union.

V *».m.Evening worship, 8 p.m.Midweek prayer meeting, Wednes­

day at 8 p.m., A cordial invitation is extended to all to join in the above services.

P a in te r an d D e c o ra to r

Estim ates Cheerfully Given

237 S tuyvesant A v e , L yndhurst

■’hone R u th erfo rd 4 1 1 5 - W Michelin Tires and Tubes# : > GASOLINE A N D O ILS — ¡- J

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AUTO ACCESSORIES..„I . f V -I

Connelly s Auto Supply Store478 VALLEY BROOK AVE. LYNDHURST

" Pl^ona 2063-R ■ ■

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I

EMERY’SLyndhurst Lunch

Room

New Jersey Avenue and Ridge Road Rev. John C, Lane, .P a s t o r N

SU N D A Y SE R V IC E S Sunday School 9.45 A.M.Moming Worship, U A.M.Evening Worship, 8 P.M.Cordial Welcome extended to all.

FIRST PRESBYTERION

290 RIDGE ROAD(Opposite Lincoln tcHsoJ) >*

OYSTERS R IN SEASONW a » ra e a ra O yata r Pry*» ta ta k a H aw s, or m m a y H ava I ta in

ra w In p in ts a n * «M artaDr. G. A. Hauserman hat boast practicing Optometry for the past 24 years.

He is a College Graduate aad licensed and registered in the State of New Jersey and Maryland.■t Ha 1mm fitted over fifty

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M* V . & H . A . BennettPAINTERS AND DECORATORS

ALEXANDER H. JACKSONCOUNSELLOR-AT-LAW

MS 9 T U W I I A N T AVE.