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L y n d h u r s t P u b l i c L i b r a r yV a 11 a y BroaV: A v a . .
K N O W T H I S E M B IK N O W T H I S E M B L - E M
a n » T H F S O t T H BKKi.KN Hl \ 1I W
L Y N D H U R S T , N . J . . T H l K D \ Y , J l I \ I.* I<MSVOL. XXVI. No. 3
Boy Drowns Monday In
Berry's CreekBrother Nrdfiy Lot«» Lif* . in Attempt at Rescue;
Body FouM Tuesdays.* ■< ,i •• i ... is 1'nHwaiM
Commissioned EmjQe Tancredi Quits Police » Department
Arrives Home B e O V e r S O I I
¡y t fO Wins AwardO W NA L K
Mans Machine Gun as Nazis Drive to W ithin
15 Yards of Him
by the Obsmrvtr Offers No Explanation in
Handing in Bad je and Gun After 20 Years ■
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ftK’' I t :iW< V Î C¿»rJ i seph Paw loski. pr»>*ldem of Uu Aasociation of the. s . u i* U i l l , iK „ u-,
Poland, w ith headquarter* In Je iney Cu>, it #<crpi '>|j iit u tJu, y jm , vaM r. Neglia, $60,000 in w ar bomb at Hui .n . rd Natim i»! BKuli I 1«A s m » « * « Ut vh.r SutVi 0 < PuUutl Has J i l l « ! * «wwwhw rj- «NrV.«wt ■ g i„ ;,r |.x ,,;• .in w ar bond* and latei in tin- monili w ill buy aiiotl»** U M , ! * 1' j ,, t ,,, t)w*orth A pur hai«' in Ih r near full«» <>( JltHMJUo tu Sen.*» (j fWurt , j *, tw ill bring Ih » tot»! invaatment « I ili*« Ab .» laiton to $14B$ ik i ,.,
T h e1 Association of the Sons ol Poland, fraternal benefieiary a* math. an additional -f |f* i f « r ««-»-y- i faociatioii w ith headquarter* at tittS W I|| |«i j.uifUa-ist tntun »un K nn> rN ew ark «venu«*, C ity . re * j ion a Tin; w i l lh r m* tin-kila l in <,, it, restmnedccn iiy made a purchase of JSd.OOU u'»tnn m .,i tin \>-... t."in w ar bonds throiigli the HuUierlorg National Bank The Ast*oci*l*,ni oi the Moa-. ó
Jus»-pli Pawloski, president ul i Poland t» one ..f lh> la- , t si w the Association and resident of u*rnal < i|^ iii*»ti« iw ot Aitii-ji-i» l.yndhursit. announced that in ad 1 .,! Pulisti iti •* tn t M i mbit di I lon to the |50,(IUU purchasi live in l.vi.tlhoi-i it i ,1 I.’ .
I l l ' i i l l M e n u t t Ä * « » ! »
e n C ross Dwim C lass C o m p le te d
HERE AND THEREBy Sqt. Walter "Hawk" Row*
H IIT / l .A K U M IW A N V J U N K l/titli im.t
DKAH JO H N N YI received your evei weUonu ai Hi appi« , tal» U H tu , ..!• ji,,. t,;*-
of Jun . I.n S u n d a y altem ,««) U M « hud t.! pul « tt .
troop movement, whk-h now finit# nu ... ti I. ,t pi K iiu liu , ii. tm .it-, Ittr the time being It i* the »tait t>aik, a» | ju»t h-lt th.- , iiv .r Wet mar which la In ,1b? Huaaun tarritury. but «uiwly h«n» we iSnn t jp»
»b*nât lîH i i*f u H h » , th *4i . fo r v. » « *. »« I »ur« i4iu Vêm> hh ih tu «HA »t,
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‘ m -•i'l4is*r"Tli«r> Jra t i in g S<n44th II«-« yrtt *. ^t.rn ~iut> .* • iy 'l i m a m i Duiirig l ì i i t U f i i i y ,V i4.«■riti- ;jin . î h.. I i i 4
wmWk iaàfily kV*n uf». t»» nffy t*M ‘iiv In»«-'“ i».» tt-.. I ..« mi. >'i- ' jH ■;v4^*4 vl **+»»' 'llH iV . ' *a... t li.ViU'tt tij* I »>»« I\
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H t k JÊ Ê H Ê *"i»d C * * ' * ¿*tt •« A i;i *• ^ aiìHiunt uf | v I l> * • • !* • ' '
b*- fK^ufin -.«|uiti*'a léw moti ti'U fiim ». w luth .*i* witfùn H** * s: ih« C W * Iti tmm v * 111 **»,s ì;- v *
*\s. * uaiit *fj rin ¡it?« >
K imutiti»ti-, i»*t >« I l
Hamons Entertain
Sgt. Bollenback Hurt as Jeep Collides with Tank
i Hat Vimrg* ‘Pa rk avenue wa* riding in a on a dark road in Germany Germ any ia»t January when ton Sherman tank lOcmied t Iront *»f him. ' '«rung frum i ptnnt’O tlK t. i !• <n When he to aom. Unw U te r Boiler was tout he waa »uflenn* tt frartured »aall hrain ewnci*
rw g i M> )• «» ,4 » • * r * f a « I m § ß , Im #4»* «
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Pvt. DeCorlo InjuredMr«t. Elmo Injured
<4 âw-Sw*i»fé* IIh t» «HhMb k* b
ß:<ä. T h u r g ja y , Ju l]
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Sa l Catena, Mr. and Mrs. P a t M elillo, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M elillo , M r. and Mrs, Toscano, M r. and Mr».E. Messineo, M r. and Mrs. R . Sa far, Mr. and M rs. J. Lafaso, Mr. and Mrs. A. Depalma and Mi»s Sophia Komorowski of Lyndhurat.
Mr. and Mrs. John Adamo of Rhode Island, and Sgt. Richard W. Zopf of Chicago, 111.
S o n t o B o n a r w o s -
Johnny Jannuzzi, and the Mr. Legs of softball, -Slim Okular, who plays a lot of shortstop when he is not too busy pitching ¿Me same dub ' played in the Sunday softball loop whicl^ ended its season June 30th.
T R Y ST ÍR S (1) Pvt. Cagnacci Is Army Mechanic
Keesler Field. Btlori, Miaa.—Tke job of helping ket*p America*» giant bomber* in fighting trim for th«r aerial u-aolts on the Axis awaits Pvt. Peier V . Cagnacci, saa of Mr. ami Mrs. •Stephen *J. Cagnaeci, 679 Ten tyikTAVi-fiiw, bndKursl.
f Pvt. ( agaaeti was enrolled beir
Munda Minasi's Tròth Revealed
on Sunday, Ju ly 22. The lad s w ill try to garner some Buke out o# BaBylon, L. 1. Some of the fellows are cn their vacation nowand we're passing the date on to them via this column: Ju ly 22!
Frances Colavita to W e d Sunday
W hite iJlmd . . J>orba . . tí t a f meterPORTS
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175 1M> 171
Mr. and Mif. % J. Lagaña, 613 Set ond Avcnut\ an-iiounr etl the en* gagrmeijt of/ tbeir gramManghter, Munda Misa «ii, to Seaman. Fir.-t Cl^s* ► rr«4*-*w k l ’¿«4<»rietu, k u ,uÍ \lr. a»d Mr-. J. J. Pontonero, 190 New Vurk
v« nne; NeUark, al a laiuiLy nather- ing at their home hriday night. N »
B y B i l l D a c o s t a BrunoD iH ’OHtAHeaney
B O W L IN G : rT HU RUDA Y M IG H T 4-SOME
S E M E L S (1)E.. .«< h la tte r -.................. 13!)' 14« 156«• .\ia.,uuiifcii- .............. uu ib.s y¿xi: * onroy .................... J3¡> J7Z 11aVV. .. v .'. 147 1 Mi J(»7
CundíaSlvolella• '
Menue I this week for Keener Field’s» 76-dav ba*ie airplane anil engiof jneehanii*. course, jiuviqi qualified for ¿he Arni}, 4ir Forets ? Training Command trjris , nie«! ntiiool w¡th outstanding murk.- <*•' tV AppSf, aptitudeteat». J '' , ‘ .* ( ,
His training program includes^ in- -trurlion in m^fntepanre. fundamen talf, structures fuel and oil *ystejn-- propellers, electrical synteina, inhtru: mentl engine operation, basic airplane inn pert ion and hydraulic «>*- tema—preparatory twining fW po£- -ible eaftrtafcee »irtaotte of tba several specialize«! airplane mechanica courses alxo given at Keesler Fiel«!.
of Mr. and Mr, John t olavUa. 72T Newark \vei**«\ will he martini >at urday at a nuptial n*a*h at 10 V. M. at Surre J Heart Roiaaa ta lm in Clmr« h lo Sgt. Thoawa- t^atile, acn »Í Mr and Mr.*. IVier (-mtiif «»I r ,« I . tu.lt.
A re*ept»»n will be hebt «et 7 P. M it the Mt Pira-ant Paik in (.ari- tarit for 21». - 'Mi»» Colavita is a graduate of Lviv I
burst High Sehool ami atteml« «I New ark ^ate JfVacJier» College. Sgi. t.en tile ha* been stationed in Fui ope fot the past two years.
rdate'*Ha* *et for the wedding.Mt Mia-t i, a graduale of% Lyntl-
burtt Hiph School, b a vttrdent nurae t St. M iih a iii Hospital, Newark.
Seaman Pontorieru i» tati«, ned ai Hawthorne, Nev.
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i*r .................. I»!I I V.» - m................1«¡Í lì» 4 172
&¿»JO L L Y F O U R (2)
K ava lsk i ..................L.4Briieii 114M nris ^1«
K a va l.k i ............... 13U
M r. and Mrs. John Bonanno o! 309 Chase avenue, are parents of a son, John W arren, born Ju ly 3 at the West Hudson Hospital, in Kearny.
Dorothy KowaPs Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs. Jojin Kowal, 116 Valley Brook avenue, announced the engageaient of their «laughter, Dorothy, to CpfL John C.ermain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward (»ermain, 46 t*vv ingston Avenue, at a family gathering last night. No date was set for the wedding.
Both Mihs K.owal and Cpl. Germain are ’ graduates of Lyndhurat High Sehool. Miss kowaf is employed by the Western Eleetrie Compmv, I’assale. t ’pl. (»ermain, is with »be Marine . <!erps an«l is tationr .l at Hinghaui, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Breuer and «hildrejn, Ja«k and Berniee, 324 Page Avfnue, are home from a stay at their cottage ?\t ( ’liffwood Besrh.
iHfndH t n n i n g e r
£*H2 i>83 tfo. T E A M S T A M P IN G ST H U R S D A Y . J U L Y 12—
Amer. Lco»on V#. Cobras H IDAV, JU L Y ip^-j JtVniifturat Rac Va. jb fchefta
MONDAY, J U L Y 1Mh~Town Tavern vs Of au c s d A y . ,■ tLehoiartn v». “ ’ '
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Alf.tno i ot>restl L-kiuui t inrOat Itio
S g i Bruce Smith Wins Discharge
i«>lly I-our . ........................ 10 >• ‘¿»n-1< h .. 'Jt-ç.v t* i ; ............ ....................... h 1.MKhiiritf Vimr J. . ^ I.
. AVERAGES—MEN H s tü fín v lfr lit» 4. V Kaval;»kt
1 » 14. VV M iti h* I IS2.7, A Mtnnèi J7'i 1:í. S. W eek* 17« 14
A V E R A G E S — W O M E N M. r*ai .»stH 162 0, <». p p » t IHO.H. -H
Bruno 116.17, V M iti hH I16.I6, A K« valHhi 114 13
<15O P T IM IS T S (3)........................... -43« ............ 1ÏÜ
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H A N D S O M E FO U R (1>«earby ....................... H8 iMefimlt h .................... 127 I
Z a k H .............. 1.7K I Adornos EntertainH E R E ’N T H E R EThose M erH n Paint shirts suri
look swell, and wait ( ill you setthe new silver ami bl^«k jr bs tHi l.vridhurst Rec w ill sprout for the playoffs.
k i c k Gerotd . r e p o r t s that i n -
i t t i r i t s a r e t u r n i n g i n s t e a d i l y ,
jnd that he has one fu ll leaBut’ alieSdy fofiped for the coiffliTg bowling season al Roosevelt Rec, tetter known as Andy K ra ft’s Concert Hall. ‘ -J
Many face# are down at the field these evenings that we have not seen for sortie time. M any are discharged servicemen, haute uf-
M r. and Mrs. Michael Adamo. 233 Forest avenue, entertained -'n Ju lv 4th in celebration of the first,birthday anniversary of their grandson, Joseph. The child’s father, Sgt. Louis R. Melillo, is w ith the 7th A rm y in Germany
Decorations were in red, white and blue. Games and refreshments w tr* e n w ic ij by a ll. Mifcic was supplied b y Joseph and An-
.thony Aclajoo of Bhorte Is la n l
Burk*- H*Tti am • •xniiU/.I
Ltót^òuf fióme» for Sale with Uster serving in various theatres cf operations. For the benefit ol those,still in the distant zones, how about you guys propping us a card. W e can at least mention tile fart here so your friends w ill know where you aref
The—Lyndhurst American Le gion baseball tram luokcd pretty good Sunday ht their game with Wallmgton at Sports Oval. The local lads won easily. Ml 2 Fred B illiam l had a little- too much stuff.
W h ile on the topic of hard ball. Jim Brcslin has announced that an 8-team league is being furmed for boys in the 14-17 year old group. The league will- play a^ the high school field cn week day
.morhlTig's,. beginning on or about 'August 1. Inquiries may lit- di- | reeled to Mr. Brcslin.
Members of Jh e softball team over at J . M- I-ehmann's, nrvl some of their frierids in the shop, are going out cn the brniy deep
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H AV E YOU (2,mH) SAVED, which j, i-arninj onK oi»«*'r h u iM I for ><>« 2 per *-«nt, at b«*sl?
Invr-1 tlii' Hiii'innt in a wurnlerfitl 2-family kousr and a five rinun honn*, 11 u> a twcn-ar isaraar. T|ic** t IK (■. *m thr -aau plot, wiHhr lii|uiilalrii as onr parrel. Yearly rent ii IUOO.Your inlrrpHt return on your investment will Ur 17 prr rent. 1 Kink this over. Let us show yi\u thin rarr opportunity. PR IC E :ADDED FEA T l ItES: House is r.inmleled, ba> two wp«a*e ,le«m heating plant', brass pluuibmg, choire location.
Above AH — A Good R®ofShelter - Protection - AppearanceWHY WORRIES (3)
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J o ' t ’ i i i i l ! i \ K i m < - O a k e s l e d t h e ^ l i I f- u h . ¡ • e . t t i n g f o u r f « « r f o u r , a n d r
C l . o T u K ; > t h w m t t w o f o r t h r e e . 0 » i * ; ‘ f <W l < i t e ! j . ' I d u p l i c a t e d t h a t ' f o r - i i i l . V i i i V , r ! ■ u i i i . m , i f ".
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J u l . -trh. D e t h n t V l X - i n o n s j u s t \ : i f i m i " '
■ 1 ‘ 1 1 1 I ‘ « d • • W J j » h o p e s o f j i ' . - r u i V ' i i a l i i t . . . Hir ' I - » ! : , y . u h t . g e t t i n g B l t p t h e 1 ' y I ' r - i K i w i , , I . {
¡ lM '-li < T K I) m uhs cdfne up Amtr. L„ | on Deel\ I n . r . m b o t h t h e f i r s t a b r t u - 1; t i l l ! ■< u i ' r i n s s . t l > t a k e a c o m - ‘ i , ! ! « ; . 2 I ! , ! I 1 v v i'.V t . ' s i .
' t H ? * ! ' I l l Although the K n . l i . n u j I i » » * | i I I
f >4 ,,‘a ^ ' i w M W a y steadily, * " *! '• ’ r ' ‘ ' 't 'i j v .v .ilt five runs ;hort when ¡i«w,j ,.r i, ;i ,( u »-oi.it. ,-ft' 1 fu*i»i r V mud«' the to Wchf'il'r, W i I Li s bon.J , I III * m u u K l*ali»7z MH. 4 »1 1 .\n* l r i t;»
/ t ' s t * itii7.it ii -t o ,U i • •'-*.r «»«*’i»f“£K|"w4'ek wiis the* ‘ ipt»'>i >. t* 1 J ' v Ue*u .
lH|Uy ( » bvl we^n \VieW iW iuti‘1 Jt-c Town Tavern.
T hfr hHtfir went ^ut in front in Amt,rk.MN the fop h »If of the s<‘rniid, but I ■t l i c l ! e c i a m e r ig h t b a r k w i t h , 2 1 ' ^ " r;i . n th< I I - > .11. T i m I I T a v r r n t ie d Merki'n P a m t i t u p w i t h a r u n in t h e f o u r t h , , . ■Ib F i J f h r t>' 1: la v i h a l f o r t h e : i” n n i i sk,r 'u'j, 31, !., » » - m i - n t t , , . a n d • • / - J "
* tf|i »«'tKkUlv ljn o i«er In tne (i(| | ^ - P ,, t> it. t^ins1 « mill »f V nmtH. L ive ll! -i i • j i., . . .... t j . I l« il» l« ii , _ i t a I I -I-.»*»*t. ei “* ■ f t f f «- i t I t »1. SI?*.* 1« a n d i l i i U . -i i i I 'a r u f . v , " m
rrvivt**l; aruiihtl l*v a bunt. Tw o if ' L i it*• » i , I f . - . , 1 . a n d M o n e l l w a s *'• ,IL‘lu ■ * " ' ’ * » ’+**< " 1
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if Terrace. K lhli. 2-l'W>8 Lyiullmrst. N. J
C. Savino Agency2 5 ^ H id g e R o a d , L y n d h u h s t R U t h . 2-1031— 3 4 2 1W H EEL CLUB (1)
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T E A M S T A N D I N G S
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fill 021 »» Hi H U tit 1 r«»ur . . . . v ln jj gnu it 2 U tah Team A v ia n ' Why Worrh-t
High Teimi .Serit: W hy. U >rrh-.’own Tavern 1247
jh r h H igh Single flam*- Pep», 71»!».* " I i A V E R A G E S - M tN
I PtearJiV SOfi.t. la*nro»w"i :?ou 17 W4 -HrfriTii l'»7 1 KHMtn**r._l#»'» ' P^rro 1?» ’ -
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I W o m e n . I'kih**rfy !'f»8 41 I . 17 I .* ♦ *
F R ID A Y N IG H T 4-SOME • P M .'s <21
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ReidEST A RI JSH ED 18<>:
Kt rilF.HPOHI). EAST Ri THERFORD. CARLSTAPT LYNDHl RST
Statement June 29, ff94^Plumbing and
Heating Contractor
it tn m t a t S te lm a c l;! -. t fh< ap p lecart b y
o v e r firvt b ase for a ii- u p tt.e b all gam e, m u. pitched a. sw e ll
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• n »i t. ti score.fi • • Town T a v e rn
TgA M B T A N D IttO S- J(rt-Y " lhCash and Due from Hank.
United Nntei. <.overnntenl Securitié»
State. Miinieipal anil Oilier Seettrities
IV|url|eage Loan» .'.
S e c n r e r t i.o a t i.. - •
Other l.oafi. ami D W ouiiu
Futir Rank Buildiit^.
Other Real E^Uite
i state Soli! on <a(lHr»et-
Furniture and Fixture* Hanking 1
Other A*»els
RUthertord 2-65755 , 1 6 8 , 9 1 3 . 6 1
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9 S i .9 4 8 .9 0
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TOWN TAVFRN PLAYS M'N.sundav morning, at in fin, the
high school fich' w il I , [;H anofl^r wi ikmit T lie Town Tavetn : >ft halt cliii) H ill play host to 'tht îliifkèiisyi H ■ A A , Jlae Jiensaa brin gs to twwn » «uuiile ef < Irajil b i’.VS ut. Le fty Ma/./ti ..te'
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F A S H I O N S E R V I C EB v E lh e l P-et sen K. 1erk neit.T.!u..te V Dowell School
Oil Burner ServiceI <h^htttf - A ll Trpes
S I \\ IN f. T N S T K H T IO N S For Guaranteed and Dependable Service on Your
Ford, Mercury and
Sutiirtl w ^ J nl il Xmm
(fu I» Htmr% on H n iitt 4 i< «Fnnjaion Stock ■><Mumoo
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A l l w ork d o n « b y fa c to r y tra in e d m e chanic* w ith a p p ro v e d fa c to r y e q u ip m e n t.
Om ly f .e iiN U K f o r t i f u r It I W
W E ALM» SI’FJ lA l.IZ E IN BODY ^kORk\ M ) p \ i n t i \< ;
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Thursday, Ju ly 12,1945
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Srhwrid an ) fon, Robert, 435 Lake Avenue ire at Hurleyville, Yn for several week».
Hr. and Mr». Albert Leier, 173 Fern Avenue, celebrated Aieir thirtieth wedding anniversary Monday tfilh- a dinner and theatre party at their home.
Township Attorney and Mr». Jo** eph Meiillo, 236 Summit Avenue, are at At»bury Park.
Ladies* Auxiliary, Lyndhurst Hebrew Association, will hold the final meeting of the reason, Thursday night, July 19. Mrs. Joeeph (iibbs, president, will take charge of the meeting.
Lyndhurst Y Club held a social meeting last night at th«v Woman’s (Jub house. Misa Shirley Foster was in charge of the meeting.
Mrs. Charles F. Lehne, 435 Ori ental Place, it at Point Pleasant.
Mina* Lillian and Diana Bedriek 249 Stnyvesant Avenue, attended a pimic at Springfield, N. Jn last week day.
Mrs. Frederick Westphal and daughter, Margaret, 134 Fern Avenu« are at Buttonwood, R. I. for th»summer. «
Woman*« Society of Chritfian Ser> ire of the Methodist Church gave farewell party Thursday at the rhurcl in honor of Mrs. Henry E. Dubuy, i charter member. Mr. and Mr«. Dubuj will move later in the month to » farm at Millevilie, N. J. Mrs. Nor nun X Oiutr and Mrs. Samuel J Hixson took charge of the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sickert, 15 > Ridge Road, were at Highland Lake»
Miss Ellen Breslin, 409 Stuyvesani Avenue, ia at Sea Girt'"for the sum
Ladies* Aid Society, Westminster Presbyterian Church held a games meeting Monday night. Mrs. Louis J. Thalman, Mrs. Harry Wregg and Mrs. Charles Kirchner were in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Divine, 522 Kingsland Avenue had as their guest for two weeks Sgt. Henry Divine, who is stationed at Way cross, Ga. —
St. Mary's Guild of the St. Thomas* Episcopal Church will hold the next meeting Thursday, September 22.
Mr. and Mrs. John Trinka, 208 Valley Brook Avenue had as dinner t;ue*t» yesterday Mr. and* Mr«., Wil* liaui Mack of New York City.
Lt. (j. g.) Sidney Daniel, 456 Second Avenue, left Monday for Wa»h* ington, where Lt. Daniel will be
‘'Stationed for a month. Mrs. Daniel was before her marriage Miss Annette Sa>ino, daughter of Commission»* Carmine Savino.
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PH A R M A C Y*9» STt’YVESANT AVENUE
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Mr«. A. ]. Ormtby, 435 Pagr Avr nur, rrlumrd Monday from a «lay aBelniar. -
Mrs. Ida Jackson and sun, Paul, 1 Ridjr Road, are spending a month in kmturky.
Mr. ami Mr*. Joreph l.raUnsLi •nd Mrs. May llinglr, IMI Ridgr Road, .peni Sunday al l^ngwaml Lake.
Mr. and Mr». C.harlr» Summers 22ti P.*«- Avenue, are visiting their son ind daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Harold Summers at thoif home at Vrlington. Mass.
Miss Mary Bello, 438 Fern Ave* me, is at Forked River.
Mrs. Margaret Rhode«, teacher in he I.yndhur>t High Srhool, returned ! Monday from A »bury Park, where »hr pent two weeks.
Mrs. George Stampone. TW New York Avenue, left Mondas fór Fort Iragg, North Carolina, where she wil1 isit with her husband. Cpl. George
Stampone.
Mr. and Mr». James DeDonato, 61H Milton Avenue and Mr. and Mr* ’ohn Ferro and daughter, Sandra, IT Udge Road, spent Sunday on a pi» tic at (.old Spring Lake.
Mrs. Giro Lombardi, 7 0 5 Prim^yl vania Avenue has as her guest bet niece. Miss Josephine I^mbardi of f
the Bronx
JOHN D. CRANE &SONSF u n e r a l D i r e c t o r s 241 KEARN Y AVEN UE KEARNY, N. J. .
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New Comedy at R?voli, Rutherford
NotesI T H E B A R G A I N C O U N T E RI - - Thousands have found that these ~«i»U adv erti*#- , menu are the most eagerly read in liergeii County. I Convince yourself By buying them. Through them
I) rent, huy or exchange; find the bargain fo r vvhirh you ! liave been searching. Te lephone or write you r rla-.-i- j . lied advertisements to ou r offices: 2.».» It iD fii Hoad,
C yn d h u h st, or 124 Rint.i: Row i. N o isn r Aiu.inc.ton. The telephone n u m b e rs are K t tiikkfoki» 2 -10.1 i am i K E a r n y 2-1906.
One insertion is fifty c e n t s .
Tw o insertions are seventy-five eefils.- Three insertions are one dollar.
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.Second Avenue, LyniHmrst. The wedding took piare on Kridajr a f t e r n o o n
at thr Sarred Htarl Homan lalholw• hurí li rectory. Re'. tlornehu» Bo>k rurale of thr rhuifh. performed iti. ceremony.
The hrlde Is a ureduatr of l> mi luir.! tti*h Sl’B|«J . Thr bridegroom i• graduiti? of NuHri Hi/h School «ni has jnsl returned from two «mi on. half year* overseas. He i» stationed al Atlantic t.itj : The iOiq»te wiH r«- siile there.
power equals the -infinite All- sptwer: but Ged, Truth. Life, Lcve, does heal the sick through the prayer of the righteous.” - (p.. 231)
C h iird iRidge M * New Jersey Ave Rev. Howard- E. Friebety, pastor
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9:45 a.m ., S u n d ay school.11 a.m.. M orn ing worship ‘‘B e
held, H W as V ery Good.”' Gen 1:31. The L o rd 's Supper w ill be held the last S u n d ay in Ju ly .
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Ruth. 2-2134 Valley Brook an* Traven Hate
Lyndhurst, N. J.■ev George Muller
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Stuyveaant and Tsnttae Avenaei Rev. W illiam Justice. Minister
307 To::tin« Avenue Ruth. l « « il
Sunday, July IS—10 a.m., Combined c h u r c h
ichool and public won,hip service. The pastor w ill speak oft “The Chrtftian's Associates.”Ihursday, Ju ly IS «today)—
7 p . m . , Jun io r «hcsr rehearsal, ollcwcd by r e f r e s h m e n t s and
t a m e s .
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W o m a n ' s S o c i e t y of C h r i s t i a n
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Sunday. July 15—8:30 a.m.. Sunday service. “The
Compassionate Christ W ho Know s Man's Needs.”
915 am .. Sunday school and Bible class.
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As we said, Franklin was not averse to making an lion- left dollar out of his public interest. He maneuvered his own | printing firm into the public printing contract jn Philadel-
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All this— and yet nobody has accused Franklin of being a swindler or an incompetent or a political adventurer. Why'/
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NEPOTISM— a fancy word meaning the appointment of relatives to public jobs— is U M i a l l v the lirst line of attack of the political scatterbrains who make it so difficult for our jiov- ernment to work properly. So. for the benefit of those whojlmiil April always manage to concentrate on the picaymiie^issucs to the' exelusion of the larger one», w e intend to discourse a little today on nepotism. We want to use a> an illustration Benjamin Fran klin , whose 210th anniversary will be marked on January 17th next. ft
History books have mail«- no secret of the fact Franklin — author of thousands of proverbs jm v the fonntqinhead of numerous reforms, the benefits of which we are enjoying today. You ’ll probably be surprised to learn that. Franklin was also one of the daddies of American nepotism. It should be obvious even to the dunderheads at whom this is directed that the reason Franklin, i* known a» a riyic leader a diplomat, a scientist, an editor, a printer, a publisher and a soldier, rather than a« a nepoti-t. is because historians, being intelligent men. put first, things’ first.
• T h e fact ir. Ben Franklin, tlie Poor Itichard of bis famous almanac, was not averse to uuiking an boni*st dollar for himself and hi« family out of political opportunity.He was seldom without a public job himself. One ol his famous precepts was: A ever «*e/. iiqob. hu t oner yon hove it, Hever give it up. How uiaiiv politicians know this precept we don't know, hut we do know many who have groun gray trying to follow at least it» latter half. Well, fran klin gave up jobs, but he hail a magnificent way of laying them right in the laps of his WfoHle.relatives.
„»FranklinV-^son W illiam was fresh out of swiiddling clothes when-be followed daddv as recorder of minutes in Philadelphia. Franklin »tepped up in the postal husines». so W illiam followed him as Philadelphia postmaster. I hen Franklin made W illieController. Joseph Head, a relative of Franklin ’s wife, stepped in a- postmaster. When Joe ga^e it up, Peter FrankUiu imported from Boston for t^e purpose, took the job. Frankltn named his brother John as postmaster iu Buklun, aiul when John died, lie established a precedent f u n d .
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